The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 June 1934

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    13 1 The Singapore Free Press v> ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, JVNE 13, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    Austria And Spain In Grip Of Terrorists
    550 1 PARIS EXPRESS NARROWLY ESCAPES DISASTER Bomb Outrages Throughout Both Countries MU ouirmfd are reported throughout Austria and Spain. mint has been general and a number of casualties isons are full of arrested peasants. an attempt was made to wreck the Paris Vienna «.ime
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    Honduras Town Wiped Out By Hurricane
    153 1 Honduras Town Wiped Out By Hurricane HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN SALVADOR London, June 11. •THERE ere over 2.500 casualties! resulting from a hurricane! which swept San Salvador and: Honduras, according to me. --ages! from various points. The township oi Octopeque In Hun-' duras has been wiped out 500 people
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    11 KILLED IN AIR ACCIDENTS
    179 1 TRAGEDIES IN AMERICA AND FRANCE YESTERDAY was a bad day for itireraft. In addition .o the American disaster m which seven were killed when*a*l air liner crashed m the Cat. skill Mountains near New York. 0 Buenos Aires message states that five people were killed
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    French Bomber Crashes
    37 1 News from Chartres m France states i thai two people were burnt to death land two seriously injured when a military bomber crashed on the roof ot a house and burst into flames.- Reuter
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    Soviet Has Army Of 300,000 On Siberian Border
    187 1 Soviet Has Army Of 300,000 On Siberian Border AND A FLEET OF 4,000 AFROPI ANF^i Intensive Military Activity OrSSIA, according to the Daily Telegraphs special i-orres- pondent at Manchuli, is concentrating her efforts qj,m the building up of a formidable force on the Siberian border. The Soviet's Far Eastern forces,
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    Jenny Dolly Fined £140,000 For Smuggling Ring
    50 1 Jenny Dolly Fined £140,000 For Smuggling Ring Paris. June H. The well-known actress. Jenny Dolly, has been fined *****,000 for smuggling: a ring valued at M 50,000 into France. Three days' imprisonment were also inflicted but this part of the sentence was reunited under the First Offenders Act.- Reuter Wireless
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    British Troops To Deal With Sino-Burmese Frontier Disorders
    47 1 British Troops To Deal With Sino-Burmese Frontier Disorders Rangoon. June 13. British troops are reported to have been despatched from Maymyo lo the Chinese frontier, where forces of the pretender of Menm.io arc causing trouble. The pretender's forces recently half- destroyed the Burmese village oi Manmtwit- Reuter
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    21 1 Rome, Junr 11. The American airmen. Bond and Sabeili. who recently flew the Atlantic, have landed here from London. I Reuter
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    RESTRICTION IN D.E.I.
    55 1 Native Export Duty Fixed At 8 Cents lb. Batavia, June 12. The Government has fixed the export I duty on native rubber on the basis of, eight cents a pound dry rubber. The. duty on wet rubber comes into force; "on July 1 and on dry rubber
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    22 1 The torn -up pavement m Fleet Street following a series of explesfcNM which blew up four man-holes. There were several narrow escapes.
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    M. Barthou Will Not Visit Mussolini
    140 1 DIRECT CONTACT WITH HITLER PREMATURE Paris, June 9. ."THOUGH M. Barthou has been Invited to confer with Mussolini, it is unlikely he will go to Irtaly before the autumn, according Ito well-informed quarters, which i declare there is no question ot M. Barthou participating
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      67 1 Australia Win First Test Australia won the first Test match at Nottingham vesterda> by 238 runs. England, set t<» set 380 to win In their second innings, were ail out for 141. Details on page I<>. TO-NIGHT -KTAIL DANCE Wakan Ketchil) P6.20 to 8.13 p.m. DANCE (informal) §.48 to Midnight
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      95 1 On Other Pages Australia won the Test nr-itch by £.°.B run* Page 16 The death i, announced of Frrdcrkk Delius, the blind composer Page 9. Japan has protested a?ain t the powers supplying munitions to Chin;; P::ge 9. Gold h expected to rearh a new high level Page 9 Cardinal
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      77 1 CHRYSLER COMFORT I mr*T 3m i SEA VIEW I^;7 HOTEL TO-NiGHT SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE EMERTAINMKM PROMDFI) BY R m «Ap* V jV > ■■> V SML, t B j >^B^ W *wf i 2_ f&%J< v'\ fl I THE RHAPSODY GIRLS REVUE I SOMETHING NEW— A WONDERFIX SHOW I
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    172 2 liarthcliness In "Cabin In The Cotton" Trouble between planters and cotton field workers, bitterness between the men for whom they labour, and the efforts of a man who tried to see both sides oi the question to settle a longstanding feud, are all well portrayed m the Warner
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    Singapore Chinese Greet Defender Of Woosung Forts
    562 2 Singapore Chinese Greet Defender Of Woosung Forts GEN. YUNG CHAO-YUN IN SINGAPORE He Learned Soldiering In Japan OVER three hundred Chinese, mostly representatives of the public bodies of the Tiochiu community, gathered at the wharf at Tanjong Pagar yesterday morning to give General Yung Chao-yun, the gallant defender of the
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    A POPULAR VOLUNTEER
    532 2 Funeral of Mr. R. U. Moore The funeral of Mr. Robert Unsworth! Moore, of Messrs. Kodak Ltd., took place yesterday evening. Mr. Moore was a very popular member of the I Singapore Volunteer Corps and he was buried with volunteer honours. Mr. Moore was a sergeant m
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    MACEDONIAN UNREST
    49 2 Comitadjis Kill Government Soldiers Sofia. June 10. The now Government has lost the Frst round m its drive to break the power of the Comitadjis. To-day four soldiers were shot dead, besides the new Mayor of a Macedonian city who had only just been appointed- Reuter Wireless
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    22 2 Munich, June 7. A film made by the Roman Catholic authorities describing the Vatican was banned here after two performances. Reuter Wireless
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    Malaya A Unique Market For Chinese Products
    112 2 Minister Of Industry's Advice To Shanghai Merchants Shanghai. June If. PPEAKING at an interview with Chinese commercial leaders m Shanghai this morning. Mr. Chen Kung-po, Minister of Industry and Commerce, who has just completed an investigation tour m Indo-China. Malaya, the Dutch Indies
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    ANTI-OPIUM SOCIETY
    96 2 The executive committee of Singapore Anti-Opium Society organised three groups of representatives to solicit and collect subscriptions and donations from the public. Two ot these groups are collecting from the Chinese shops and the third from the staffs of local firm.? and offices. These groups carry with them
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    CHINESE SCHOOL
    64 2 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. June 11 Batu Kikir village. In the Kuala Pilah district, is to have a Chinese school The Kuala Pilah Sanitary Board have recommended that Lim Chong of Batu Kikir be given an area of state i^H n Jf hich to bulld Chinese 2°
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    BROADCAST PROGRAMME
    22 2 STATION "Z.H.I."— SINGAPORE (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd., Broadcast House, No. 2 Orchard Road, Singapore.)
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    WAVE LENGTH 49.9 METRES
    37 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 14th. 6 p.m. Recorded Music. 645 News Bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 8 Relay of Classical Music by Raffles Hotel Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Dan Hopkins. V3O Close Down.
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    Germany's Heavy Gold Exports
    215 2 Germany's Heavy Gold Exports Note Cover yv fT~I JLJOW7I 1 O Record Low Level London, June 9. On the money market this past week the slackening of general business on the Stock Exchange has prevented any increased demand for loans and consequently there has been less need to make use
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    SCHOOLBOYS INJURED
    65 2 Malay Breaks Arm At Football During Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning three schoolboys were injured while playing games. A Malay boy at the Geylang English School broke his arm playing football, a Chinese boy at the Serangoon English School was injured at play and another I Chinese collided
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    HARRIMAN BANK
    69 2 45 Per Cent. Offer To Depositors New York, June 12. Nine banks have offered to settle out of court the suit of the Federal Government to compel clearing house banks to make good losses of depositors m the Harriman National Bank. They offer only 45 per cent, of
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    U.S. TARIFFS
    44 2 President Has Wide Power To Vary Washington, June 6. Congressional action is now competed as regards the Tariff Bill empowering the President to negot^at^ *rad<? agreements with foreign countries and to raise or lower existing tariffs up to fifty per cent- Reuter
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    JAPAN'S AIR LOSSES
    167 2 Twelve Planes Brought Down In Manchukuo Shanghai, June 11. The Japanese air force m Manchukuo has lost twelve planes since the beginning of the month, according to a message from North China which confirms that a large number of Japan ese bombers have been bombarding the peasants
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    BULGARIAN CURRENCY
    39 2 Devalorisation Of The Leva Anticipated Sofia, June 10. A representative of the Bank of* "npland has arrived here unexpectedly} T t is believed that his visit is connect-^ with the possible devalorlsation of the leva. Reuter Wireless
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    THE Y.M.C.A. IN SIAM
    132 2 Kind's Bkssinf On !t Renewed Activities From Our rktk, J« nf J The YMCA Ba working hard to become a permaj religious and tocli The terms ot a 1 jesty to the AM for Europe ha?« now lie. and should help the YMCA m t» cult
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      210 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTLSEMEjvt^ i BATHING CAPS. New Season's stocks just arrived. In most attractive colours, shapes. All one price $1.00 each MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED, CHEMISTS. BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS A REPAJREttS. 14 A Cnange Alley, Singapore. Tfte Cheapest Houde tor your j Stationery, Type writers. Ribbons j ana caroons
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      276 2 TENDERS MINK !i- m]:. j Ten..i<. ri Tenders ire H lowing matei I particulars, Room. :,.M Installation i H Nos. 485 a !!fi 6 ana 8 3 worth Rcl v I Linos. N. J **l'M Closing i 1934. I Purchase o! i.ving at T. I zip Road I I Monday,
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      87 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Motion:— S.36l/32— K R. S. S. P. Suppiah Chettiar vs. O. K. R. S. T. Arumugam. Part heard —5.642/33— N. A. Sockalingam Chettiar. etc. vs. A. R. S. P Palaniappa Chettiar. Before Mr. Justice
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      349 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY, 13th. Sign Water, 12.15 p.m., 8.2 ft., 11.10 p.m. 9.3 ft. Rotary Club Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel 1 p.m.. Mr. E. C. Yates on "Radio m Malaya." Football: First Division, Chinese vs. R.A.F., Anson Road Stadium Third Division B: S. A. Union vs. Monopolies, Oeylang; Govt.
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    $200,000 Lost In Tin Share Speculation
    1220 3 EXCLUDED FROM rW'ILL BY TEPMOTHER Costly Litigation By Perak Towkay THAT $200,000 was lost m tin share speculation was declared during .he public examination of Mr. Ng Aun Th ye v well-known Perak Chinese, m the Supreme Coin., Ipoh, on Friday. Mr Ng Ann
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    CHINESE WOMAN IN TEARS
    76 3 EL TO FATAL ACCIDENT Failed To Give Police Information ►rning motor accident oon Road or. Mar. 29 the fourth magisyesterday when the Chinese woman who orry that caused the harged before Mr. C. th failing to give the police who the mber ol searching queslip and
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    ESCAPED FROM LOCK-UP
    82 3 Wut Re-arrested In A Twakow who was originally proIfr. J. M. Brander, the trate, on June l on a t tempted extortion and bail m $50 and who im the lock-up during the day. was re-arresled on akow. He was remandv ith the fresh charge om legal
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY
    71 3 Appeal Against 8100 Fine At Seremban >m Our Own Correspondents Si rrmban, June 11. was reserved by the Hon N D. Mudie. m the Seremlourt today, m the case Finest Jeff appealed on Kiang. vas convicted by the magistrate. Raja and lined $100 lor 3 In a public
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    MR. TAN KAH KEE
    112 3 With tiie interview Kah Kee recently pubSingapore Free Press: Hip "liquidator of Messrs nd Co., Ltd. writes to the report of th Mr. Tan Kah Ke«? mi issue of Bth. insr. I a Utter which I artim us Liquidator of the With a copy of his
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    CHILDREN WHO MAY BE SOLD
    267 3 CHILDREN WHO MAY BE SOLD Not To Be Sent To China THE fear that if two Chinese children were sent to their fathers parents m China they might be given or sold to some Other person lor adoption, or to be Mui-tsais or something worse, was expressed by Mr. Justice
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    60 3 From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 11. A farewell dinner was given on Saturday to Mr. S. D. Miles, a director of Anglo-Oriental < Malaya) Ltd.. who after 23 years m Malaya, is leaving to 'ake up another appointment at home. Mr. and Mrs. Miles were entertained
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    NOT PRIVILEGED
    83 3 Telegraph Messenger Who Disobeyed Signal A fine of $1 m the fourth magistrate's court yesterday taught a cycle delivery peon, named Govindasamy employed by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., of Robinson Road, that messengers do not enjoy the same traffic privileges as ambulance men and firemen. When called
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    "THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN" AT THE CAPITOL
    109 3 The life of the average American family affords splendid material for the story of -This Side of Heaven", the I M.G.M. picture released at the Capitol' en Monday. Lionel Barrymore, who has scored many recent successes on the screen, is head of a
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    16 3 Ginger Rogers as she appears m "Flying Down to Rio" which opens at the Capitol to-day.
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      24 3 "ARTHUR'S" BAR and RESTAURANT J l COLLYER QUAY TABLE D'HOTE TIFFIN $i.- j Special Dishes $0.60) SPECIAL DINNER $1.50 7 Pm. to 11 p.m.
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    Britain's Most Elaborate Picture
    1139 4  - Britain's Most Elaborate Picture JOAN LITTLEFIELD Jew Suss Cost 100,000 To Produce (BY London. BRITAIN'S mo.' expensive and elaborate picture to date. Jew Su.ss" is now finished, though it will not be seen m a London cinema for some months yet. It cost more than £100.000 to produce and occupied
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    IS IT THE LOCH NESS MONSTER?
    284 4 IS IT THE LOCH NESS MONSTER New Mystery L Creature Caught Lying m a salmon-sorting shed at Findhorn. Morayshire. only 35 miles from Loch Ness, is a strange sea creature which, it is thought, may help ;to solve the mystery of the loch monster. It was caught m the nets
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    Worlds Where Rains
    469 4  - Worlds Where Rains B. K. COOPER it never Parched And Baking Globes In Space BY new fields for speculation concerning one of our nearest planetary neighbours. Mars has no rainfall, but vast snow-fields crown its polar regions. In the heat of the Martian summer their outlines can be seen to
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    120 4 The marriage took place on Saturday. April 28, at St. Mary-the-Virgin. Oxford of Mr. Cornelius William Shelford. second son of Mr. and Mrs. W H. Shelford. of Horncastle. Sharpthorne. Sussex, and Miss Helen Beatrice Hilda Schuster, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs Edgar Schuster, of 12 Chadlington Road. Oxford. The
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    NEVER HAD A MEAL WITHOUT PAIN.
    161 4 Man Who Wag A to Kat. One oi the Oral jcientists' newly-disco for digestive disorders rtomach was m iucl ras airaid to eat case the effect or Chard remedy is called tull. results obtains m 1. The man wrltei as foil "I would like
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      44 4 ENSURE BETTER VISION Our specialised opticians are at your service. Free sight-testing and advice given. Our glasses give clear vision from edge to edge and our charges are Moderate. Conserve your vision with modern lenses. NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 96. HIGH STREET SINGAPORE. illli
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      286 4 THE GIFT SHGP 33, STAMFORD ROAD LAIMFS HATS, AR I JEWI and MILLINERY Latest creations from PARIS md LONDON The Ideal House fur suitable Gifts for Birtlid 13 > «>t< THIS WEEK'S BARGAINS Ladies' Hats Alice Bands frcwn 11 tt> Rolled Gold Bracelets from SI.UO V ,(L fc V I\«
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    Ocean Flyers' Forced Landing
    251 5 Ocean Flyers Forced Landing can airimn. George Pond and Cesare Sibilli PV »mini,,. *v j I land, white m, an attempt to fly Horn' New YorkTo Rome T^*^ l^' r <)noplal e aftor tlle > h ad made a forced landing at Moy, County M a P e, r(>l •>.,
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      181 5 4. Bb& BBjK VBE BB a^P i m 1 r^VSmMMBmrY 1 Ww 14ft 14 I jßb^bl hT^/ BpJnßSy^v^^JßSMk ■B\ B A#H H H B* *^3888 Bif^Bß] BmßßP?iJmßßlß&jHbWpWbb^Bjc» > EVERYBODY knows how good biscuns are lor dogs. So healthy, so nourishing, so much better than too rich scraps and pieces. But
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    Opium In Liner's Linen Cupboard
    1251 6 Japanese Steward Gets 20 Months Gaol THOUGHT IT WAS PISTOLS Alleged Chinese Confederates KAWASHIGE Sekiyama. the chiei steward of the third class passinger accommodation m the Japanese liner Manila Maru, pleaded lilty m the Criminal District Court yesterday to being m possession 19,600 worth of
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    5 6 TK SKY JT-JTE." „7'iX' STSS.
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    TAMIL WOMAN ON CHARGE OF RASH DRIVING
    314 6 TAMIL WOMAN ON CHARGE OF RASH DRIVING Sequel To Fatal Accident UNIQUE CASE IN LOCAL COURT PROBABLY lor the first time m the history of the local police courts, a Tamil woman, Thangam. appeared before the fourth magistrate, yesterday morning on a charge of driving a motorcar m a rash
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    MISS L. GRAHAM
    59 6 Cautioned For Traffic Offence Miss L. Graham's first drive to town three days after being granted her licence resulted m her infringing a minor traffic regulation. Summoned to appear before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the fourth magistrate, yesterday morning. Miss Graham pleaded guilty and after she had
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    TRADE MARK CASE
    191 6 Paramount Sue Indian Film Agency The Paramount Film Service ±-tfi^ distributors of tin Paramount WettureT Corpoiation ot America, made a complaint before the Criminal District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday morning against two men who were charged with importing or having m their possession for purposes
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    NOT BELIEVED
    163 6 Defendant's Evidence In Money Claim Judgmert was delivered by Mr. Justice Prichard, m the Supreme Court, yesterday m the case m which Ranchordas Purchotam claimed payment of the balance due on a promissory note from Ena Mohamed Ismail. His Lordship, holding that the defendant had failed to discharge
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    KUALA PILAH
    73 6 May Be Lighted By Electricity (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, June 11. Kuala Pilah. the second largest town m Negri Sembilan. may be lighted by electricity shortly. At a recent meeting of the Sanitary Board m that town the question of an electric installation was brought up and
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    BEAUTY PAGEANT
    77 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June It. Miss Patricia Shelley, daughter of the acting Chief Secretary to the Government, will be one of ten Kuala Lumpur beauties taking part m Mrs. L. W. Geddes' pageant of beauty The others who will r.ppear are Miss Patsy Plowerdew, Misr
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    Chinese Tailor's Death Mystery
    602 6 Friend Says He Was Shot By Four Men CORONER RESERVES VERDICT Police Theory That He Shot Himself •THE Singapore Coroner reserved his finding yesterday, at th 1 sion of the available evidence of the shooting oi a c\ named Kong Wan San m a coffee shop
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    SIAMESE ROYALTY
    121 6 Visit Military Academy at Woolwich The King and Queen of Siam on May 25 visited the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, where the King was a cadet from January. 1912, to December. 1913. when he was 'com- I missioned to L Battery, R.H.A. The King of Siam inspected
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    127 6 Former M.C.U. Employee Pleads Guilty Produced yesterday before Mr. A. Hyde, who was officiating as third magistrate m the absence of Mr. J. M. Brander. Ohg Kirn Hock, formerly employed as a clerk at the MedicrU College Union, pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust as a
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    TAN KAH KEE
    100 6 Stock Of Shoes To Be Sold By Tender Stock belonging to Tan Kan Kee and Co., Ltd., now m voluntary liquidation, comprising 118.500 pairs of shoes is i being sold by tender. The sale is m eight sections and tenders may be submitted ior cmy cr all
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    16 6 The Sultan Htf customs duties on rubber copra and coconut oil export the State of Johore.
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      42 6 H. W. H. STEVENS SHirBROKER COMMISSION ana INSURANCE AGENT ?nd S^OOR, (;resham house, battery road, Cock addrtM KENSTEVENS, Singapore. *uo outward aijrw <* im^urlt;»t «rw «»ood turtoca trtatiMnt y^f* brtng tetinf r»a«tf I +om Urn» #400^ t^i,- Qwte't m LIQUID m TABLET /mm
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      48 6 NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. Shirts, Pyjamas, All Silk Neckties, White Silk Hand, kerchiefs from 18-in. by 18-in. to 22-in. by 22-in., Socks, Sock -Suspenders, Collars, Tie-pins, CuffLinks, Singlets, Dressing Gowns and Belts. Obtainable at: S. SHIMURA C 0. v SHIRT PYJAMA MAKERS. BSAS BUM ROAD SINGAPORE. PHONE 4382
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    "INVISIBLE MAN"
    74 7 Incidents" Banned Salisbury I ondon. May :!6. Committee has banOf The Invisible The decision was r th< i.umbers hud seen a the picture version of IVells'fl novel at a local James Macklin, who ol the committee. i v.cm 1 a little riividntually they decided veral gruesome Inciim was
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    39 7 I forbidding the erection .ngs on the highways ye been followed by now ccordlng to the m- ment oi the Canadian s. provides lor the nc issued tor roads and petrol stations. m stands and "hot similarly limited m
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    Forged Signature Of C.P.O.
    676 7 HUT GOT THE t INITIALS WRONG Heavy Sentence For kjH incse rrom Oui Own Ccrrespondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 11. TpHE nios: important exhibit m a cheating and forgery ca^e which came before Mr. F. K. Wilson, m the police court to-day. was a typewritten letter signed
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    U.S. SENATE PASSES SILVER BILL
    72 7 Washington, June 12. The Sepate has passed the Silver Bill. Mr Morgenthau announced that the Treasury had imported five million ounces of silver from London last week. It is understood the silver was paid for by gold from the Stabilisation Fund. Rpiiter The Bill has
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    MUSIC IN THE EAST
    608 7 MUSIC IN THE EAST GREAT PROGRESS IN WESTERN MUSIC Trinity College Of Music Examiner Deeply Impressed The great progress which Western j music is making m the East was 1 1 referred to by Dr. A. Mistowski, j visiting Examiner of the Trinity College j of Music, who is now
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    16 7 Mr. H. G. Hammett has assumed duties as Deputy Controller of Rubber, Kedah, at Sungei Patani.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. 1934 A Foregone Conclusion
    510 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. 1934 A Foregone Conclusion THE passage of the Importation of Textiles (Quotas) Bill by the Legislative Council was, of course, a foregone conclusion. This is not a matter of local government policy. Mr. Caldecott said the measure was not one which would be
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    As I was Saying
    1219 8 - A Necessary Service The Pope Encouraging. Soccer Derby Employs 30,000 People Archduke Otto Hopes For A Throne The Langs Of Oberatntnergau Mrs. Baldwin's Fan Exhibition The Race To Australia Fwill be recalled that the provision of the Municipal ambulance service under the control of the Superintendent
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    302 8 Mrs. E. A. Elder goes home by the Aeneas to-day. Sgr. Enrico Mariotti is officially recognised as the Italian Consular Agent at Penang. Mr. R. P. Clegg aji Officer of Class IV of the Malayan CivU Service, has been appointed to be Secretary, Ruber Regulation, Johore.
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    The Tale Of The Chinese Dragon
    533 8 IN THE bright sunsl.. 1 day. story-telling wn the carnival of nags looked down the ranks i should be asked to *eak then the flags of ew waving m the breea their stories on the an flags are always telling theli Suddenly the Admiral
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    133 8 Dr. and Mrs W R. Ta Mrs. E. W. Wilson m I were transit passe and Calcutta by thfl I Mr. R. M. E. Michaux general manager ot Be and Consular Agent Kuala Lumpur, loft on Imperial Airways [Of bo leave. During his ftbten Rhodes, manager oi Estate. Johore. is
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    60 9 T be Blind Composer U °i*™ mCX London, June 10. Mr Frederick m France. :s backblind .vas a well-. Ui Bradford. I age he left become an yean later he tudied for two He has eight years at Grez-sur- DeUw has choral and lc dramas In gold
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    55 9 Municipality Arbitrary r Action fokio, June It. British Charge d ed a note to May 31 stating nfs strongobrbitrary steps the Kobe enforce payears of municipal perpetual leaset«m< -vnen the >rnmenta are >: the quesd the Japanese instruct the f«>m forcible Municipality I rday attached articles at
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    222 9 KEEN SPECULATIVE DEMAND Reichsmark Devaluation Fears Persist London, June 12. A FRESH outburst of a keen! speculative demand for gold'resulled m to-day's price of 137 l l 2 including a premium of 3d. over 1 the dollar at 5.06 and 4d. over the! franc at 76.50. Speculators are
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    37 9 Belgium And Czecho-slovakia Not To Pay War Debts Washington. June 11. Both Belgium and Czecffo-Slo-vakia have iniormed the United States Government that they intend defaulting as regards the war debts payment due on June 15. Reuter Wireless
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    41 9 Huge British Air-Liner's Maiden Flight To Paris London. June 9. The world's largest airliner, Of Imp-rial Airways, to-day made her maiden flight from Croydon to Pans. i She has seating accommodation lor 39 passengers and tour crew. Reuter
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    378 9 ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE N.R.A. Unfair Surreptitious Alterations Washington, June 12. A NEW attack on the N.R.A. is contained m the second instalment of the Darrow report. It characterises as unfair and unreasonable the autocratic practice of "surreptitiously altering certain N.R.A. codes between the lime they have
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    47 9 Britain Will Not Be Party To Further Pacts Geneva. June 12. The General Commission of the Disarmament Conference met today to 'Ashby. the well-Known £52 is«5?S5 Politis (Greece), as chairman and all j Si week's compromise resolution, and then adjourned sine die.- Reuter Wireless
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    31 9 22 Killed m Spanish Beauty Spot Madrid, June 11. At least 22 people were killed m The -cYuresque mountainous region of «hicle into the river below. Reuter Wireless
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    219 9 Another Japan 'Warning' POWERS' ARMS SUPPLIES TO CHINA Shanghai, June 12. A REPORT from Tokio states that Mr. Hirota. Japanese Foreign Minister, has issued another statement expressing Japan's concern m connection with the increasing supplies of firearms and war equipment from Great Britain. France, the United States. Italy and* Czecho-Slovakia
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    94 9 Celebrates Golden Jubilee As A Priest London. June 11. The golden jubilee as a priest of Cardinal Bourne. Archbishop of Westminster, was celebrated today m Westminster Cathedral with majestic pomp and splendour. The main body of the building was filled with priests and monks of every order and
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    35 9 100 Drowned When Hoogly Ferry Capsizes Calcutta, June 9. A ferry boat carrying two hundred passengers capsized m a squall on the South Hoogly River and it is feared that one hundred have been drowned.
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    95 9 Shah Of Persia's Visit To Turkey Istanbul, June 10. The Shah of Persia crossed the Turkish frontier this morning on an official visit to Kemal Pasha. He was accompanied by over forty persons and started immediately on the four days motor journey to Trebizond, where he will
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    85 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates RUBBER London, June 12. Spot (Sellers) ***** d. (6»/ 2 d.) (Buyers) 6 9 16 d. (6%d> July-September 6 3 /4 d. (6 7j16d.) Oct.-December 6%d. (6 9|16d.) January-March 7d. (611|16d.) Market:— Firm. New York, June 12. T U iv
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      115 9 f TO-DAY m mm n g jt< C i imh :v Rod I Pomme Boulangerc I Syrup 1 ruit »lVee watch' DAILY MENU PHONE 4906. 7=-" Ift P THE BAND! j^ Lpuiaile aii nations SEARCH x beauh ft rabbc Ida l.upino J jm.vs Gleason V PicMrc i i "Search led
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      320 9 HIS HONOUR AT STEAK." Some Leading Questions Do you suffer from pains after every meal Do you wish you had married a Cook instead of a who said she could Do you wander round the street with your tongue lolling out? DO YOU WANT A GOOD CAFE? I Of course
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    4043 10 POSSIBILITIES IN MANY INDUSTRIES Initiation Of Control Negotiations r* FORTS to find new uses for rubber bulk large m the annual report of the Rubber Growers' Association, among: some of the industries receiving 1 attention being textiles, building, railways, mining, footwear,
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    680 10 TtJUDAY, JUNI 12. 1934. j Buyers. Seller* Ampat Tin (4) 6s 7i,d "s Asam Kuinbang 37«. «rf 4n H Austral Malay (I) 4S s 6d M c JEST**" 1 "o cd Johan Tin (20 cto.) 29 32 Kamp. liamunting <5> 6s 3d 6- 9d K«ln P nJUt
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    143 10 June 12, 12 o'clock noon THE TIN TRUE June 12. Singapore tin price .per! picul) $113. Buyers Sellers Gambier 4 00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 35.00 White Pepper 34.00 Black Pepper 15.25 Copra, mixed 2.90 Copra. Sundried 2.50 Small flake Tapioca 4.50 Small
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    114 10 London 4 m< London 3 *24 London 60 days London 30 da> London, den London. T T Lyons and Par Hamburg, demand New York den Bat a via. Sour I Samaran, Penang, demand Calcutta. Bomba Rangoon, M... Colombo, d m Hong Kong, d Saigon, detnu Amoy. demand Foochow.
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    45 10 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT June 1 i Rs.s. equal to i 1 Standard, g R S.S. equal Standard E Std. R.s.S J n July.fi Oct Tone of M; Latest Ca 6 3 sd. per lb New York Spot per lb. i
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    242 11 $217,118 Balance Carried Forward The directors' report to the shareholders of Renong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd. to be presented at the annual meeting m Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, June 20. states. The accounts disclose a profit of $348,886.88 £40.703-9-4) as compared with $146,145.09 (£17.050-5-3) for the year
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    202 11 SALES STOCK EXCHANGE 470.000 700.000 750.000 United Press Association June 7 9 11. American Can. Com. 94 3 4 98» 8 97 American Telephone and Telegraph 114 5 8 118 117 Aicheson Railroad 55*4 59^ 58 Dupont 85 90» 8 88> 2 Firestone. Common 17 n 4 Unq.
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    62 11 London, June 10. Southern Tronoh. Interim dividend. 2*/2 per cent, less tax, payable June 29. Kinta Mines. Interim dividend. 2\ 2 per cent, less tax, payable June 29; final dividend for 1933, 2\ 2 per cent. Tanjong Tin Dredging.— lnterim dividend, 2\' 2 per cent, less tax. payable
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      410 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 730 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.
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      873 15 also bowled exceedingly well during the morning and m his last spell of one over and five balls took four wickets without having a run hit off him. Hunter also showed very promising form with the ball. THE Medical College had only them- selves to blame for not defeating the
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      453 15 have had as much of the pUy as rheir opponents, and have put up a really good display, but they KIM t I lack a goal getter. The centra forward position is the difficulty. Kidd plays a s' out-hearted game, but he is slow and lacks the qualities of leader
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