The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 July 1933

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. 0. KSI A RUSHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    STOP PRESS
    107 1 RUBBER RESTRICTION Prospects Favourable, Says Dutch Producer Amsterdam. July 22. Th«- well-known rubber producer, M. Burger, says the prospects of success of restriction are very favourable. On the other hand it is not anticipated that restriction will be carried out before next year or that the British tcrritoiicwill
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    1187 1 Qulcqutd h|ULi homines no«trt est latxi^ LtbeUl Juvenai rIS week's great thought The tin pool of over 20,000 tons has got to find its way into consumption before we can breathe freely again— Mr. C. C. Inchbaid, chairman, Kinta Tin Mines, Ltd. **•>*** YOU can beli-ve
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      173 1 f, h better TM than IGI A rEA ,o»\ i v (LAVA }AJ LES HOTEL WAS PREMIER HOTEL ANITATION AND HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. I >-DAY'S ATTRACTION 3IJSTAFFEL SKVKI) HE GRILL FROM— I2.3O TO 3 P.M. >ECIAL DINNE* DANCE-9.30 to Mid-Night SERVED ON THE LAWN iilDaih Tea Informal Special
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      125 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL THE FAVOURITE ID L SEASIDE RES RT TOWN RENDEZVOUS. SWIMMING, SUNBATHING j CONCERT DURING TENNIS. GOLF TIFFIN ALWAYS OELIGHTFUt EVERY ROOM WITH BATH MODERN SANITATION EXCELLENT CUISINE A SERVICE Guests of the Sea View Hotel may take their Tiffin at the Adelphi Hotel, and vice-versa,
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      313 1 THE DAY'S NEWS It is feared that the failure of the World Economic Conference will result m increased nationalist economic warfare— Page 9. Wiley Pest crashed m Alaska but still hopes to beat the record— Pace 3. Collapse of grain prices is causing a semi-panic m the United States— Page
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      15 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home.
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    Company Meeting
    4092 2 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY i DIVIDEND MAINTAINED ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE PAST YEAR SUCCESS OF OSIRA LAMPS AND OSRAM CATKIN VALVES THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY COMPANY'S PROGRESS IN MANY DIRECTIONS SCOPE FOR FUTURE EXPANSION SIR HUGO HIRST'S ADDRESS The annual general meeting of The General Electric Company. Limited, was held on
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      487 2 NOTICES. —-——--^—_-_-_-_-»-_-»>-_---_--> GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Tenders will be r ccivfd at the Colonial Secretary* Office, up to noon of Friday. Auguel I lth. 193; i. lot the following work: Reconstruction of the Chief Justices Quarters known as "Nassini Lmlge." Singapore. ■very person applying tor form ol tender wii be r quired
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      600 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Installation of Sanitary Fittings at Nos. 46. 51 and 52 Craig Road. Nos. 495, 497,
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      206 2 NOTICES. OBDDi w< i: v (BANKRI HO IN Till n| ft: f Ml i RTRAIT* <i| rrUftSal SITTI.I Ml M HI MM.tfJ In ttankrupii I Re KOI! LAI C 111 V J 112, Noil Road. J Trader. RcrHvinc Ord« Hair »f Oidrr 1 -amir Jui> *o«h. ir«. Pair of \dn«l.
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    5985 3 Seven i)ays of Oppressive Heat j mm ßy The Free Press Correspondent imloii. July 5. I 01 the most ever endurcountry, are standing imn this week- rapidly ion- race m the ii me t| at the r that the or thi degrees 'nan that of
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      49 3 Rememberthsc pure Mood not 00W keeps swsy dUsate, but Is Nsture c t remedy— ln fact, the Wood is vte strsam of life, m the trestmem of Blood snd Skin Complaints Clarke's Blood Mixture Is unexcelled. It •xpeU the poUoot snd —Is is iMsilng. BiwAygmdmUQUlDm T ABLET ftrm 1(82jH2383P|8
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      305 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Reftotered wider the Trust Companies' Ordinance lt«€ REGISTERED ft HEAD OFFICE: No«. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place Singapore BRANCHES 21. First Cross Street. Malacca 11. Light Btreet, Penang. AMD 4. Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong, Esq., (Chairman),
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    "DANGEROUS SAILING" BY MANCHUKUO
    682 4 CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY SALE Soviet Sabotage Allegation Moscow, July IS. lii a lengthy editorial on the negotiations now proceeding m Tokyo lor the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway to Manchukuo. Izvestia. organ of the Soviet government, drop 6 a gentle hint that the Manchukuo delegates
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      222 4 mES i^«Ve happy OH, so happy! HAPPY as t k e f Why the jubilation They have just dined wisely u\ Jn( fo satisfied repletion at the G. H. CAFE BE YOU HAPPY and dine there i*\ i I 1 1 I Foods Made from the purest milk oi cows
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    CLERK'S TRIP TO GRETNA GREEN
    498 5 POSED AS NAVAL OFFICER Suicide Attempt m Police Cell A woman's infatuation for a man who posed as a surgeon -commander m the Navy and a trip to Oretna Green— these were features of a story told at West London police court. The man, William
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      446 5 tH i POOD lOMPANIONS" OPENS THfTßfinAv RBI YOUR SEATS NOW! AY: Ej^.y^ J¥§ POSITIVELY LAST DAY CNIVEESAI <► VI HIT KISS 3EFORE the MIRROR" K'vith PAUL LUX AS NANCY CARROLL GLORIA STUART I GMNO END ENTERTAINMENT mT mi t I'KOMISE YOU ITS A SPLENDID SHOW MI «^y OPENING TO-MORROW Ik
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      17 5 i STORAGE I j j STANTON NELSON CO., LTD. 4 Collyer Quay. A H H Telephone 5874.
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      233 5 CAPITOL! This Morning at 11. The Kiddies' most joyous event! "MICKEY MOUSE Matinee SPECIAL SELECTED PROGRAMME Members Mickey Mouse Club, FREE: (July Subscription Receipts must be shown) Non-Members Adults 50 cts.. Children 35 cts. COME FOR A TRIP ON this "LUXURY UNER and SEE WHAT HAPPENS DURING SIX EXCITING DAYS
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      GOLF "OPEN" SURPRISES
      1046 6 E. P. Kyle Fails To Qualify «From Our Own Corresponded i London. July I. Qualifying play tor the British Open Golf Championship be^an on the sunbaked Old and New courses at St. Andrew's yesterday, when William Buike. the American champion of two years a^o. led the field
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      TENNIS TRICKS
      899 6 Snags That Left-Handed Players Provide In lawn teni I th individuality oi the player l:a> every chance lor expression, hath piayer .icids something of himself to stroke and strategy. it is not surprising, therefore, to find m tmaMUMMi play that cue is hitting, ot trying lo hit. many
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      165 6 '^B H txctuwc ONtDOILAH i *1 BO pott PuMishtd m aid of OF J* AI.AY A I/\ FTKR exposure to strong sun -c/> or wind, you need bVv •••Hazclinc 1 Snow" to V I preserve the natural 1// x x softness of the s complexion. Vanishes without traa <»t grreastness.
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      240 6 Rid yourself of General Weakness XTTH ATE VER the reason M TheTf ts I W ol your wvakn^ »d of tht listiessness. Sandtogen will make you wronger „nd health- €TI ai (i ler. For Sanatogen feeds the food, m cells oi your body with eXactly ca«s Of pm« those elements
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    mSECTOR WOOD TO FACE A NEW TRIAL
    1458 7 m SECTOR WOOD TO FACE A NEW TRIAL AIfATIC CLIMAX TO FIVE-DAY r SIZE HEARING iury nable to agree ted twice for periods of 55 minutes and ites and being still unable reach a Assize court discharged them and i 3 BlundeU Woods who was before the g death by
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    LIABILITIES COVERED FOUR TIMES
    508 7 UNUSUAL CASE OF BANKRUPTCY Assets Not Immediately Realisable A man who had allowed his creditors 10 1 proceed against him m bankruptcy tor labilities totaling $39,000, when m fact he had assets totalliim over $160,000, applied to the I Chief Justice In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday,
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    BIRD PROTECTION IN SINGAPORE
    451 7 COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY APPOINTED Five Members to Investigate Conditions In recent times much attention baa been called to the cruelty meted out to birds by some of those enm*d m the sale ol CpfOd. birds, and >!3ondcnts have written to this paper urg.nv that condition.s under
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    EX-MENTAL PATIENT
    315 7 Policeman Jumps From Third Storey An itiMtaUon to his vuddiiv: lea 4. which M did not prepare for. and a jump to death from a third ttony v.t.c Urn .mim .juts In n;:i)ivi's enquiry held U.. Mr. F, G. Bourne, jmtc day. into Urn de.it h of Mohamed
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    ABSENTEE ACCUSED'S SICK CERTIFICATE
    724 7 DOCTOR SUMMONED TO COURT Bailors Responsible For Attendance "Can m appearance i weakness be faked; I mean. ciai a man roil m bed and make himself lock ill was one of tne questions put by Mr. h A. aVlffi to a medical practtttOMt ,vh*) was giving
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    JOHORE VOLUNTEERS
    152 7 Service m Any Part of Malaya A Bill i> to be introduced uiio the Johore Council Of State to amrnd the Johore European Volunteer Enactment. Under the present lav .1 volunteer when he i-nrols m the Johore Vo unteer Engineers can. i( he so desires, stipulate only to
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    48 7 Tlie Hospitals Bond have appointed Mrs. L. X nnrdy. Mr A. W Hay and Dr. W. Dawson :o be members of the Hospital > V kiting Comnittee for the Settlement of Singapore, for lf-33, vice Mrs. H. O Maas. Mr. S. G Hackt'i and Dr. J. S Sloper. resigned.
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    MAN FELLED BY POLE
    516 7 Three Months Imprisonment for Sinhalese SHOP DISPUTE Plea of Self-Defence Not Accepted An unsurcesMiil pi a ofl .sell -<it n n. \u,- i: by a Sinhalese accused m the hist ■MgMMfei v court beiore Mr. H. A. Porrer yesterday ol luntarilv causinK 'iie\ous hurt to a
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    OFFICER CHARGED
    193 7 Captain Cameron Makc> Another Appearance Captain 1. P. '3 Cimuni 01 tin- <juetiis Own Camori.n Highlander who is MV otalT jflicer utt..(.ud to i lie loral lorn at Fort Canning, mude another appeal a ik< i i< tn< fourth IMfl trate. Mr. L. R. F Eari. ye ti
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    JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
    64 7 Eight Idle Commissions Revoked H.E. the Oovernor by nolilir.iUon »n Uu < < ttc rrvokivs the appoint nv.-nt .1. Ju t. ol Peace for Uu b ttIMMM «)l tne loilywin« person' who have Ml thr Co'ony Mr .srs. Hfnry Long Kui^slorth CiiiiLum. Aichlbald MfEiuharn Ma:sli.ili Charles
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    "TOLONG LAGI"
    17 7 "Tolong Lagi" will be published on August 4th. at $1 per copy (past free $1.20>
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    DOMESTIC OCCURANCE. DEATH.
    127 8 DOMESTIC OCCURANCE. DEATH. There passed away, peacefully, last evening at 5.15 p.m., after a brief illness, Mrs. M. Simon Perera nee W. L. Lokuhamy, at the residence of her eldest son. Mr. M. Richard Perera, of I the General Hospital, Singapore. Deceased who was 58 years of age at the
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1933 A THREAT TO THE STRAITS
    845 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1933 A THREAT TO THE STRAITS Discussing Japanese competition, Sir Philip Cunliffe-LLster, President iof the Board of Trade, m the House of Commons on Thursday, stated that if the present negotiations with .Japan were successful, he was certain that the colonies would take steps
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    255 8 Mr S liarker has been appointed Registrar of Ahem, Singapore. Mr. Mohamed Rons*; bin Chec has been nominated an Unofficial member of the Legis- j lative Council of the Straits Settlements. A petrol filling station at. Kepong. ten miles from Kuala Lumpur, owned by Socony, was j destroyed by fire
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    105 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow London, July 21. Spot (Buyers) 4 3 32d. (4 5|32d.) (Sellers) 4 5|32d. (4 7132 d.) Oct.-Dec. 4»4d.
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    PUBLIC WORKS' LOANS
    308 8 ILL Points Way To Government MUNICIPAL STATUS Sanitary Board Title Disliked (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Koala Lumpur, July 21. Is Malaya about to see a revival o( a popular demand for expenditure on public works Thl» question Is suggested by a debate In the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary
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    TRADE COMMISSION
    212 8 Appointment Of Messrs. C. V. Bailey And W. J. Wilcoxon It i> notified m yesterday^ 88 Oovernment Gazett« that Messrs. Jotui Ba^nall and J ci Campbell who were appointed to be members of the Trade Commission of the Colony have resigned and the Governor has appointed M.&srt W
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    COST OF LIVING
    197 8 A Slight Decrease Last Year The cost of living has again (alien In Singapore, according to the Statistics Department* :harts on "Average Prices. Declared Trade Values. Exchange Currency and Cost of Living for Malay. 1932" The figures are based on 1914 as 100. The cost for Europeans
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    MRS. M. SIMON PERERA
    122 8 Death Two Months After Husband The death occurred yesterday afternoon alter a brief illness, of Mrs. M. Simon Pereia at the quarters of her eldest son. Mr. M Richard Perera. at the General Hospital Bin^poi- Deceased was 68 years of age and was Uie wldcw jof
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    181 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THK o. ()F T« the Edit*,, H Sir— l wa m hu iduu I inarktd thai I originally < M With all H <nan. ibeKi'i I which sUt. nve prli. tlu M North A fl Bocne auU.< H| (< i<-nce* to I I Malays, *I argument
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    TARIFFS AND PREFEREST
    58 8 To It* EJHor. Sir— ln your lead:!.. «r.ic» S |^fl you write It sale of British good> imported at M uadar a preferc: vo.umr tn.m under ihr prwa «S mark* It U fan J of foreign goods into the Coloey «fl preferential dut\ «fl ports of Britu-l
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    EARLY CHURCH
    110 8 Tniciue Ft\ ti\.il tLm (Vihi'iirai A musical 1. t tal Pslace ten ict trw he Id af was rendered I- or t..t ;> i» < time past. and. wM ran the ren collection w%s taker d The chief «t«ir^ aar them Ho» j O. Ouseley. an m C
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    POETICAL SOCIETY
    47 8 Penan* !>. To U> Th U V (Prom Our At the oonclunu address before t!> gg night the Reveren. that mat public •ho-e lerturo* 1 -,i Penan* who were '\t that was so It v Portlcal Bocle' »ng. reading and vlted tho«e intin municate with hn
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    MONEY FOR EDUCATION
    16 8 fFrotn Our I rr The Teachers last night ann fttarting a find t
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    15 8 11 Helen OM Preparatory I Scholarship at tn< Heyton on th r recently In Buir;<;
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      47 8 A DENTIST WAS ATTACKED BY A PATIENT when he was about to extract a tooth. As the dentist won, however, it ended m a draw. Be wise and get a "GAFLAC" Accident and Sickness Policy. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    16 WARPLANES TO AID FENG
    214 9 CIVIL WAR I lENT Rival At Close rs 501 >EMAND Lga! Must Be i. July 21. ggtoeaa > bought from Xu »ii hi- dta Kal an frtt an <♦■ hi s been establish. !|<l Kast rhar m igtinsi M air ruidsi Japanese scouting only five
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    CONFER WITH CHIANG
    49 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, July 21. C of the general Ching-wei, the 1 -pah, Minister of Nanking for Lushan. m Fcrencc called by Governor of Lushan. 'a-. T\w questtuattoo m Charthe Government of I i Mrift Peng. St bar are m»t v.ith- 11 on Cc
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    CHINA COMMITTEE
    109 9 •flatting Work Of The London. July 21. ot the China the Times ob--on Japan and mealed was that It was that the Commitpostttan and m I it was not the further the interests 'P of countries. it. the work o: t I employed by t:t The Paper pays
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    ADMIRAL GIVES WAY
    22 9 I-hai. July 21. Commander of of TsingtataKati owing the squadron, M to resume °n of Marshal i the port.
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    WORLD ECONOMIC WAR FORESEEN
    266 9 BY FAILURE OF CONFERENCE Thirty-Foor Page Record Of Failure London, July 24. WIMO the plenary Economic Commision of the World Conference meets at 4pm it will be faced with a thirty-four page report .-mboaying the reports of all the sub-committees the gist of which has already
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    SILVER RESOLUTION
    290 9 London, July 19. The draft rt solution* on silver unanimously adopted oy the Economic Conference sub-com-mittee make tiie following recommendations to all Governments who are parties to the Conference: (a i That agreement be sought between the chief silver producing countries and tho^e countries which ar- the largest
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    HEAVY DOLLAR SALES
    36 9 London, July 21. The dollar opened at 4.64 and went to 4.63 and later weakened to 4.72 on heavy American and other foreign selling. The gold currencies moved m favour of sterling.- Reuter
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    ENDURANCE TEST
    123 9 Automobile Race Across Central Asia Moscow, July 7. The great automobile endurance race from j Moscow to Kara Kum and back, a total dis- j 1 tance of 9,000 kilometers, commenced to-day. [Twenty-one automobiles and trucks of Soviet I i make, m addition to foreign machines, are participating
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    PROMOTION TO M.C.S.
    95 9 First Step m New Civil Service Scheme I Prom Our Own Correspondent] Penan*. July 21. Mr. C. E. Robless, chief clerk and Assistant Collector of Land Revenue, has be?n appointed Assistant District Officer, Butterworth. It is understood that this is one of the first appointments according to
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    HEADLONG CRASH ON WALL STREET
    344 9 HEADLONG CRASH ON WALL STREET PANIC IN WHEAT PITS UJS. Suspending Grain Trading (hie ago. July 21. The Board of Trade has voluntarily suspended trading m grains and provision for futures, following a series of emergency meeting, m order to "afford relief to commission house employees who have worked day
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    WILEY POST CRASHES
    196 9 Plane Bounces Three Times At Airport New York. July 22. Wiley-Post has pa.s.H>d Nome. Alaska— Renter Fairbanks. Alaska, July 21. Wiley Post ha? crashed but is unhurt. Reutcr. WUejf Po^t crashed unhurt as ht was about to 'and on the airport at Flat. He tttv over Ruby.
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    JAPANESE COMPETITION
    84 9 Effect In British Colonies London, July 21. The House of Commons on the motion for th> adjournment discussed Japanese competi- tion m silk and cotton. Sir Philip CunlifTe-Lister admitted that the' preferences m the colonies were quite in-t adequate to cope with the competition as m some cases
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    FIRST SIAMESE PILOT
    72 9 Government's Policy of Replacing Europeans [Prom Our Own CorresDondentl Bangkok, July 21. In pursuance of the Government's policy of eventually replacing European pilots at present working from the bar of the Bangkok river with Siamese pilots, the Port of Bangkok board of examiners, composed of two Europeans
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    1 HOUR, 45 SECONDS
    55 9 Record Double Crossing Of English Channel London, Jnly 19. An?us Miller, an ex-naval officer, made a d luble cro-sinnr of th? ChnnnH from *o-day m his speed boat White Cloud m 1 hour 45 seconds, thus breaking the record of 1 hour 5 minutes, set up
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    5,000 HOURS IN THE AIR
    703 9 Singapore Flying Club's Fine Record FEES REDUCED Solo Flight After Ten Hours Members of the Royal Singapore Flying Club, at the end of June, had spent over 5,000 hours m the ah- since the inauguration of the Club. This represents approximately 350,000 miles flying. In
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    SQUARE DEAL
    71 9 Government's Obligation To Bondholders London, July 21. By 131 votes to 22 the House of Commons to-day adopted a resolution moved by Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, approving the Treasury exchange scheme relating to the outstanding $136,000,000 American loan. The Chancellor, referring to the moral
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    THE KING AND QUEEN
    52 9 Visit To Advertising And Marketing Exhibition i London, July 19. The King and Queen visited Olympia to-day and made a tour of all the principal features of the Advertising and Ma"k ting Exhibition m which th-e press, printing, advertising and many other leading industries have collaborated.
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      229 9 SPRATTS MEAT FIBRINE D OG FOOD S M WW»*tim mm hfaJ™ «£2-5S lON depends upon health: rFqlM^ E ™5 D S MAINLY ON THE DEGREE OF NOU Tlfi^^mT?£J22? DERIVES FROM HIS DAILY FARE. Iv£7t»£ ourishm e nt is determined solely by the NATURE AND QUALITY OF THE FOOD HE EATS
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      558 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. HOMEWARDS. steamer*. Dm B*pore. Sails S*»«r» B.s. CITY OF BEDFORD For Havre. London, Rotterdam and H'burg July 30 Aug. 2 6.5. CITY OF ROUBAIX For London, Rotterdam and
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      446 10 P. fe 9 O, British India and Ape? LinJ (Ibeorpontod In Knglacd) 1 MAIL, PASSENGER AND prj SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAI N J UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL R1 OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHI\ j Ahl Wm I uaaage. Singapore RANCHI 17.000 Jury 21 RAWALPINDI
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      447 11 BOIXAR STEAMSHIP LINE (^AMERICAN MAUL LINE r 7^ T^la^ i TRAVEL IN COMFORT ON President Liners First Class For years President Liner First Class, symbolizing comfort at sea, has proved the popular choice of discriminating Trans-Pacific travellersTourist Now these fine large easy riding liners offer m addition a new economical
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      832 11 K. P. M KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU PASIR— Saturday. July 22. Penang. mails only* and Bagan Si-Api-Apl VAN LINSCHOTEN— Saturday, July 22. Ptnang (mtk only.. Oelee-Lheue <m* tot paMnpil), Sabang. TJulan K Meulaboh. Tapi.-T^n Binaban R Binßk«-l. Bantak islands. Sibolga. Padanp. Indrapotra. -Jenkn< 1. n. Kioe and Batavia PAH I'D— Saturday.
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      645 12 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated m Australia) A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY VISIT AUSTRALIA IN THE SPRING SPECIAL FIRST CLASS RETURN FARE £74 ($634.29) Special arrangements have been made to enable passengers to make the round cruise to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne via Java by the well-known s.s "MARELLA" (7,475 tons gross register)
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      715 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BT TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pjn. and Thursdays IJn ttP Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 >Tn Saturdays 7 pjll Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Prtd *y 7.30 am Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 pja Kelantan (via Oemas) every
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      619 12 CHURCH SERVICES 6th Sunday After Trinity ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL i 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 am. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Holy Communion. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m. Holy Communion. GARRISON CHURCH (Open to
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      751 12 BIBBY LINE. For everythin pper^| of fart twin-screw OU Driven Ap« Mall Passenger Vessels between RANGOON. COLOMBO. MARSEILLES i J PLTMOUTH AND LONDON CO I\ V C» with through connection from Singapore I and Penang %Mim^ J^ T HOMEWARD SAILINGS S*| ItJ OXFORD6HIRE WO *"> STAFPORD6HIRE Aug 17 I OLOTJCKBTERBHIRE
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      REPAIRING A DOCK WALL
      1603 13 DETAILS OF AN INTERESTING JOB Unusual Application of Welding Writing m 'The Welder.' Mr. C. Helsby describes an interesting operation connected with the repairs to, and strengthening of. a dock wall at Birkenhead where it was found necessary to incorporate the strengthening of an existing dock
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      DANGEROUS GOODS
      270 13 Proposed Removal of Hong Kong Anchorage On Nopember 24 last year, tn* Shipping Committee of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce expressed to the Chambers representative on the Harbour Advisory Com- mittee. the following views on a proposal before the Harbour Advisory Committee 'that an eastern Dangerous
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      THE NEW PIER
      63 13 A notitieation m hist night's Government Ga/:ette suites that the Governor m Council amends the Singapore Port Rules, by substituting the tuff 'Clifford Pier" for The words, Johnstons Pier wherever the latter ixcur; and by cancelling the old map of Singapore R;\ei attached to the rules and
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      STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE
      44 13 SAFETY MATCHES.— Merchants ure n <i nested to note that it has been agretd to increase the raU of freight on the above commodity to 755, -per ton of 50 eft. from Straits! to Conference basis Ports ii. Europe, effective 21-7-33
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      SOVIET-ITALIAN SHIPPING
      41 13 Momcow, July 2«. An ii«Teement has been .signed here with an Italian steamship company. "Italolevantc," providing for a regular steamship service between Soviet ports on the Black Sea and western Italian ports, also Malta. Marseilles, Barcelona and Valencia Tass
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      476 13 wr the ■iNGAPORE FREE PRESS Lad Offi 7S CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. [hone^ Address ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. B premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered H the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest H vs. latest telegrams and latest announcements. H idon rubber and tin cables appear daily. H ial features include pictures, ladies*
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      226 13 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA Vw^Jf ANO MOST OF THE U.S.A. Kar* Udll m \*m h«rt «f woody— Mountain bM«lr flOfl fc Lunwy ImiU* W lafrw* Comfort Tkrw^* ko^Jt-^ r W S, HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS. SINGAPORE J^ML rAWAIHAW MATIDNAL I Th* Laryest Katltpsy Syccrm »n North America t^JH^^^^^^^ <«FAJUTK AND DISTINCT
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    MATTERN'S 14 DAYS IN WILDERNESS
    402 14 FOOD SUPPLY SOON EXHAUSTED Rescued By Chukchi Natives Moscow. July t%. The full story of Jimmy Mattern 's experience alter lea vint; Habarovsk for Nome, Alaska, on June 14. has been received here. Heading m a northerly direction, he flew eontinously for lour tern hours
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    ROUND YOUR DIAL
    612 14 80 Rome (Italy) 2RO. 722 Khabarovsk (USSR) RVIS 9 a.m.— noon. 58.3 Bandoeng, Java (PMY). 50.26 Vatican City (Italj). HVJ. Dally, 7.0— 7.15 p.m. Sun., 10—10.30 a.m. also. 50 Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) Ea.J25. Sat., B—98 9 p.m. 50 Bucharest (Rumania). 50 Kuala Lumpur (Fed. Malay States).
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    68 14 Programme of Drills up to and for week •nding July 23rd. 1933. Saturday, 2 p.m Bukit Timah Ran*. C" < Scottish Coy Table "A" Farrer Rar. 'E" i Chinese* Coy Table "A" 230 pm. Thonm n Road Po'.iof si-,(ati<»r IntelllKenc*' PI Reconna is.sance Sunday 730 am Bukit
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    418 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION ■UIIBiMMM rO **™f» S Ff^flAfrgp MALAY BTMTWB PROM 'I'W^ IDCPOEUB DAVKfTBT. MM I Him. i W»vei«ncUM 38J metre* and tIJ Saturday. July 22nd G M.T. 11.0 UJn- J m p.m. Transmission on an i 0 m n i-d 1 r e. c tional J aerial: 11.0 Orches-
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    COSTS EXCEED £30,000
    185 14 1.000 Questions Put m Wireless Action The eosus of a patent action which Is being heard by Mr Juatlce Maugham In the Chan-' eery Division are estimated to exceed £30.000. Marconi* Wireless Telegraph Company Ltd claim damages from Philips I Amps Ltd. Charlns-crois-road. London, for alleged Infringement
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      45 14 wfi'li 'I DO NOT MISS seeing ill! 11 1 I 111 **he smartest car §1 II m V//////'//// T^yr 1 I Malaya llr ust arrive d! I AUSTIN I, I Ten Four ll lull I cabriolet 1 1 On display at BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED Singapore.
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      526 14 BANKS AND INSI R A M CHARTERED BANK Or DUMA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600.000 share* of £5 each c 5.000.000 C Reserve Fund £3,000.000 Reserve liability of Proprietors C 3.000.000 P HEAD OFFICE 38. Blsbopsgate, London. EC 2 Agenr lt*
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      229 14 THE YOh"li\!!u"| BANK. ijM *?>•*"■ I te»€i-v< Puno ■Jl Pr 1 1 Hi Vice-P- >V 1 Slagaporr n miv, I I J W'.stmlnater I I Thi Ny I Umo X I AlevHndria h Calcutta. Caiit Jen. H«rt'bur« ionololn Km %fl ingelo? Mann fl *e»-rhvmru' **^B Isjsjsjsjsjk Kto d kmarang. si.
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    BRADWALL (F.M.S.) RUBBER
    170 15 I m < ting oi Limited. ol the com- 11, Eastcheap. h.tirmun 1 :.(t by the :h:it has! turn been for c lor the >e;u 1932 mpared with [OC 1930. Tht t;.. year was; and only underibOU force to I Wf actual i.\ about 800 acres fd
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    SUNGEI KRIAN
    203 15 tlnarj meetuit; vt the ate Limited mm held; ;>n. Bt the thaiiman. who for Urn year amounts tt>22 ioj depreciation. 23d per lb. for rub- \t responsible for '.-tate.> was' Itll, to 1 13,500 m! 1 piu pel ties., at n during the pre- >>t mamtaining the! •1
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    183 15 Changes m Representative Prices July 18 19 >0. I American Can Com. 93;, 91 87 Am. Tphone and Tgraph 131 >l» 128 123 << Atcheson Railroad 75 71 v g 9 'Dupont 83'^ 79-s H% Fires tone. Common 30 28 25" Oca Electric 29^ 2 7^
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    DIFFICULTIES OF DEALERS
    318 15 Meeting Increasing Exchange Margins Singapore. July It. The t-\t> qJ th» ruboei world iuue Ix-en fPCUISfd on New York dunn- the past VMk. vii.it mormons buying on the. rubber (Xdiar.S' tonm prices np well above; the out.side market A'tual rubber m New York 1 at t>m Unsc
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    PALM OIL AND PALM KERNELS
    97 15 PALM OIL AND PALM KERNELS Latest buyers' prices received by table by Messrs Guthrie and Co.. for Malayan Palm OU and Pu'.m Kernels are as fellows: l»alm Oil m Bulk: c.i.f. landed weights New York. Philadelphia 3.80 cents (U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Porto 3.75 cents
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    54 15 During the week onding July 15th. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 54.233 cases, of which 36,911 cas<?s were to the United Kingdom. 1.675 cases to the Continent of Europe. Total exports for the period January l«t. 1933. to July 15th. were 1.198.672 cases or an average of
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    SMART CAPTURE OF ALLEGED ROBBERS
    544 15 CHINESE PLUNDERED IN CAIRNHILL ROAD Two Quick Operations And Then Capture Only lately found guilty at the Assizes ol a charge of armed robbery, and sentenced to four years" rigorous imprisonment, a Chinese faced the Third Magistrate, Mr. M. H. Blacker. yesterday at the preliminary
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    BRUTAL MURDER OF SHOP EMPLOYEE
    180 15 HEAD WOUND INFLICTED WITH AXE Fellow Occupant of House Detained On Suspicion A Chinese coolie employed by a carpenter was brutally murdered m the shop premise* of I I his employer m Joo Chlat Road t-arly yesterday morning The police received first intimation of the
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    BANKER'S MISFORTUNES
    568 15 U A Hig Commercial Hankrupicy" Debts totalling more than $260,0uu were! acumtted o\ Cheng Oisen. tormerly a bank i mpraaor. uhen he submitted to public -.umnation m the Bankruptcy Court belon tinChid Justice yesterdaj. n* tjt'M-i hxu nim.scli as unemployed at im i ttnt tinu Hi; was formerly
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    69 15 C. N. Leembruggen Convicted But Will Appeal Giving judgment yesterday morning In the case m which a Ceylon Burgher named C. N. Leembruggen was charged with criminal breach of trust as a servant of the Woodsville Dairy Farm m re&pect of $150, the Third Magistrate. Mr. M
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      200 15 July 31 SELLING London. 4 months* sight 2 4 1 H London. 3 months' sight 2!4 332 London. 60 days' sight 2)4 IJI6 London. 30 days' si«*ht 2 4 1 32 London, demand 2 4 Ix)ndon. T.T 2)3 31:32 Lyons and Paris, demand 980 Hamburg demand 160 New
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      PRODUCE
      159 15 July 21 Tin Singapore Price (per pikul* viuki Oambier 4 Pepprr White 26.75 flake Tapioca 420 P'Hrl SaRO Sram* 499 Copra Sundried 405 Sago Hour 1.92 1 L>«voe» Imperial Brilliant Kerasene per tin 1.37 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per iin &c Bocony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    72 15 July ?lst., 12 o clock noon Buyer* Srllrro R.o.S. i n jal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 13 w H R.S.S. iHiu.«! to London Standaui (P.OB) 14^ MH Standard R.S.S. on Tender Aug. -Sept 14 uv, Oct.-Dec. 14 14H Jan. -Mai. 14 1 14 Tonr
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    ERASER'S SHARE LIST
    945 15 FRIDAY. JULY 21st, 1933 OLOMJIO QUOTATION* Barer* Betters Vsam Kutnbuug ifj _'7s 6d 30s Austral Malay (f> 27s (>d B9j Ifßf Hltatn (ssi 13s 9d 14.- M afw W» ng <$l> 9:1 lon Bailor Ui Tin (fj 18*, 3d iyj> Ba« ana PaaaiiM 89 44 Hatu Caves
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      88 15 „*< e\rerd 512,000,000 Ig&S Assurance m tottm o^r f3S,t— t f6 I I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated to the Straits Settlements I reat nnnn r H UU<UnB Stre6t BinBaP re OF C^ 27 Old Jewry EC has £20.000 deposited «tb the Supreme Court of Eng.and and
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      186 15 i'HfcJ WKKK Saturday. 22nd. High Water. 11.15, 8.3 It., 22,0 d, 9.5 ft Cricket S.C.C. vs. Raines College. S.C.C. V.M.C.A v.s. R.A.. V.M.C A ground; N.C.C. v.v St. Joseph's Institution, i N.C.C. ground. Football Malaya Cup: Singapore vs. Malaya Command. AOMB Road Stadium Sunday, July 23rd. .High Water. 11.44. 8.5
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    GREAT TENNIS VICTORY
    314 16 Britain's Smashing Win In Davis Cup AUSTIN BEATS VINES Devastating Services Blind American AuteuiL July 21. The Davis Cup inter-zone final between Britain and U.S. A. was begun here to-day In the first singles H. W. Austin (Britain) beat Ellesworth Vines (America) 6 l, 6 l, 6
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    WIN FOR DENMARK
    27 16 Copenhagen, July 21. In the Davis Cup contest Jacobsen and Ulrich (Denmark; beat Stalios and Xydls Reuter (Greece) 7—5, 6 3, 4 6, 7—5-
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    MALACCA TOURNAMENT
    308 16 Latest Championship Results Malacca, July 2t. Excellent progress lias been made m the Malacca tennis championships The following are the results of the ties: M« n s Singles— Second Round H. M. de Souza (jr.) beat S. M. Yusof, 6— o, 6 o Men's Doubles. First Round Chan
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    EMPIRE SHOOT
    86 16 F.M.S. Fourth In Barnett Cup London, July 21. The Barnett Challenge Cup competition for teams from Empire countries was shot off at Bislry to-day and insulted m a victory for Sierra Leone. Other competitors were China <" treaty ports), Nigeria. Falkland Isles, Kenya, Federated Malay States Ceylon and
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    BILLIARDS ASSOCIATION
    83 16 At a general meeting held on March 17th, a committee was formed for the purpose of framing rules and bye-laws for the formation of a billiard association. The committee decided upon rules and byelaws. Members of clubs and associations are to study these rules and bye-laws, and submit
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    SEVEN GOALS BY WILTSHIRES
    490 16 MEDICALS COMPLETELY SUBDUED Intense Heat Causes Frequent Lapses Wiltshire Regt. .f M. College 2. The Medical College put up a very poor team against the Wiltshire Regiment whom they met m a Second Division fixture at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, and as a result were
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    LEAGUE MATCH POSTPONED
    22 16 The match Police vs Malayas n m the 2nd. Division League fixed for Monday, July 24th. has been postponed.
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    MALAYA CUP
    77 16 Kedah Team Unchanged For To-day iF!.;in Our Own Correspondent* IVn.mR. July 21. The fnllowinp team has been selected to represent Kedah a»ain.st Selaniror m the Malaya Cup at Alor Star: Goal: Noordin: backs: Goh Hun. Teik Hock; halves: Ka&sim. Lsmail. Yayah; Kirn Chan, Soo Tenor. Abdulla i captain*.
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    NEGRI vs. MALACCA
    83 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 20. On Saturday at Seremban, Negrl Sembilan will play their final Malaya Cup fixture against Malacca. The Negri team will be:— Goh Wee (Chinese). D. T. P. Crawford (Casuals) and Roy L. Newman (Hire Motor Union), A. Kunaretnam (Tamil Union). Kam
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    HOLE IN ONE
    44 16 Mr. W. T. Houston's ¥mA At Garrison Playing m a friendly match at the Garrison Club yesterday, Mr. W. T. Houghton holed out m one at the second hole which is 150 yards long. HLs partner was Mr. C. J. Mawson.
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    S.R.C. CRICKET TEAMS
    104 16 The following have been invited to play for the Singapore Recreation Club against the Indian Association on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Balestier H. N. Balhetchet (Capt.). L. Alvls, N. Sullivan, J. Loveday, W. Ess, G. Tessensohn, C. Mosbergen, G. E. N. Oehlers. P. d'Almeida, M Cordelro,
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    CHINESE TEAMS FOR SINGAPORE
    346 16 SERIES OF MATCHES WITH LOCAL CLUBS Volley-Ball, Basket Bail And Soccer Games (From Our Chinese Correspondent) Nearly a score of teams of volley-ball, bas-ket-ball and football players from many parts of China will be invading Singapore during the next few days. Arrangements have been made by
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    J.M.F. BEATEN
    278 16 First league Football At Muar I (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. July 19. Land Offtc*. .3: J.M.K t. The Johorr Military Forcer, first team were 1 Ufeated by 3 goals to 2 m their first League match against the Land Office yesterday at the Muar Padang before a
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    LIVERPOOL CUP
    64 16 Diamantee Wins a Close Race London, July 21. The race for the Liverpool Cup of one mile 2 furlongs and 170 yards had six starters and resulted as follows DIAMANTEE 1 ROBBER CHIEF 2 PRICKETT 3 Won by a neck, two lengths between second I and third. Betting
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    BILLIARDS
    61 16 Semi-finals Reached In Championship The last match m the fourth round of the Billiards championship at the New World was played yesterday when Teoh Chwee Hoe (Clerical Union) beat Choo Eng Wah <S.B.A.A> 300—286. It was a close fight all through. Eng Wah having enjoyed the lead till he
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    S.S.C. POOL CLOSED
    37 16 The Swimming Club pool will be closed for cleaning on Sunday at 8 p.m. and will be opened again on Tuesday at 7 a.m. High tide m the pagar on Monday 12 30 p.m.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB AUTUMN MEETING
    365 16 THIRD DAY'S PROGRAMME CANCELLED Entries of Horses and Ponies Owing to there being insufficient entries, the Penang Turf Club Autumn meeting has beet, curtailed to three days, the third day's (August 3) programme being cancelled. The following are the entries: Hones Class 1. 6 fur*.,
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    GENTS vs. PLAYERS
    94 16 Win For Players By Ten Wickets London. July 21. The Gentlemen vs. Player's match at Lords resulted m a win for Players by 10 wickets. Player* 309 and 12 for 0 Gentlemen 143 and 177 GLAMORGAN w LEICESTER At Hinckley Leicestershire beat Glamorgan by four wickets. Glamorgan
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    RAFFLES RECOVER
    181 16 After Poor Start Against S.C.C. Raffles College lost three wickets for 29 runs m the first 40 minutes or so of their match against an SCC. XI on the Padang last night 1 but when stumps were drawn they had added J another 24 runs without further loss.
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    90 16 Teams For Two Week-End Matches The following will play for th S.CR.C. m the coming week-end crirkct matches. Against A. PC. on Saturday at 2 p.m. SCR C. ground Evan Won?. Ken* Hock. I. Hoaching. Chow Tat. Siow Kee. Choon Sim. Kong Leong. Keng Slew. R. Tan. Keo
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    36 16 Owing to the Malaya Cup match Singapore vs. Malaya Command being played at Anson Road Stadium to-day the Colman League match Kallang Batln vs. Pathul Munlr "B" division has to be postponed to a later date.
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