The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 June 1934

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14.2 M. KSTI). 1835. THURSDAY, JUNE 14. 1934 10 CENTS
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    Comic Anti-Climax To Kuramoto Mystery
    228 1 FOUND SLEEPING IN A WOOD Unbanned But Mentally Unbalanced THI tnc disappearance of Mr. Kuramoto. Japanese sul In Nanking, a crisis that threatened to disrupt §ino-. r< iations has had a comic anti-climax with the the missing man. lias been thick with Japanese threats as
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    31 1 Sir George Clerk, the new British Ambassador m Paris, placed a huge wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe. He afterwards signed the Golden Book.
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    TIN & RUBBER TO PAY WAR DEBTS?
    631 1 TIN RUBBER TO PAY WAR DEBTS? Influential U.S. Opinion JHE war debts impasse is taking a new turn for the idea is once a^ain being revived m influential American quarters that Britain may pay part of her debts m kind, particularly with tin, rubber, manganese— and whisky This, it is
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    WARSHIPS AT NANKING
    201 1 Shanghai June 13. ructions from Mr. Foreign Minister. Consul-Genera] m lave mterview-S-wei, the Premier. entry's concern disappearance of Vice-Consul m Chinese authoriwhereabouti of the apan will reserve ■pendent action. nese warships have arrived at Nanking m connection with the incident. While Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, who is expected
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    MISSION TO NEPAL
    71 1 Decorations For Chinese Delegates Calcutta, June 13. It is reported from Khatmandu that the Prime Minister. Maharajah Shum--shere Jung, was invested with high Chinese honours by Mr. Liang, the Chinese Consul General for India, who. Accompanied by Mr. Daniel Lee. ViceConsul, undertook a mission on behalf ul
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    Grave Crisis In Spain
    187 1 Catalans May Declare A Republic Barcelona, June 13. •THE troops are confined to bar- racks and public buildings are guarded by .shock troops owing to 'the grave situation caused by the dispute with the central Government over the new Catalan land law The only topic of
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    FOUGERE CASE SEQUEL
    120 1 FOUGERE CASE SEQUEL Crown To Appeal Against Light Sentence 'THE Free Press untie islands that the Crown is appealing against the inadequacy of the sentence pasted on Herbert James Fougere by the Criminal District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, on June 8. Notice of the appeal has been served on
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE
    62 1 London. June 9. The London County Council will on Tuesday have before them the joint report of the Finance Committee. The Committee recommends that immediate steps be taken for the rebuilding of the hundred-year-old Waterloo Bridge by widening it to carry six lines of road traffic. For over
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 Australians vs. Northants London, June 13. Australians 284 (Ponsford 56, Bradman 65, Chipperfitld 71). Matthews took four for 71. Northants 35 for one at the close of play.- Reuter
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    Chinese Protests At Geneva
    124 1 EFFORTS THWARTED BY THE CONCESSIONS Geneva, June 13. THE thwarting of the Chinese efforts to apply the 1929 Factory Act m the foreign concessions was emphasised by Mr. Lie Ping-heng, the acting delegate, speaking at the general discussion on the directors' report. Mr Lie said the
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      44 1 gjGIA TEA Brings the freshness an d fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to \otir home. TO-NIGHT S^CIAL DINNER CLASSICAL MUSIC 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) THE POPULAR ARTISTS HUGO JOSEPHINE SATURDAY, JUNE Kith. THE POPULAR ARTISTS HUGO JOSEPHINE KAFFLEJf CTXEI^^ PHONE 5381.
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      59 1 On Other Pages European Sent To Gaol Page 3. Trotsky m Exile Page 4. Page of Pictures— Page 5. Advance of Radio In Malaya Page 6. Alsagoff Estate Trust— Page 6. Lawyer's Illness After Meal Page 6. Latest China Cables— Page 9. Chinese Defeat R.A.F. Page 16. Visit of Japanese
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    MR. NAGAOKA
    258 2 Statement On Arrival Creates! Unfavourable Impression < From Our Own Correspondent I Medan. June 9. Mr. Nagaoka, leader of the Japanese Trade Conference m Batavia. has offended the press of Batavia. They object to a statement he made en his arrival m which he stressed the difterences between
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    43 2 Mr T P. F McNeice. the Seremban Magistrate, will be going to the Chinese Protectorate. Singapore, early next month, ana Mr. V. W. W. S. Purcell, who to due back from leave about July 2. will take up the post of Magistrate Beremban.
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    Paving Way For Soviet To Re-enter League
    152 2 Little Entente Recognises USSR Geneva, June 9. The Littie Entente has proclaimed recognition of Soviet Russia. Rueter. Geneva, June 8. League circles are pleased at the news that the Little Entente is establishing diplomatic relations with the USSR. Letters restoring normal relations have
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    THE DARDANELLES
    127 2 Assurances Given By London. June 11. Replying to questions regarding the p -<>sible modification of certain provisions of the Lausanne peace settlement dealing with demilitarised zones adjoining ihe Dardanelles and Bo^phorus, Sir John Simon said that the matter was tentatively raised over a year ago by the Turkish
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    ARGENTINA'S REVOLT
    100 2 V\~heat Exports Exceed Agreed Quota London. June 8. A serious crack m the structure of international wheat agreement signed m London last August developed today when it was reported that Argentine shipments for the current season exceeded her quota of 110.000.--1 bushels. The Argentine quota for the current
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    AMIR ABDULLAH
    93 2 Trans-Jordania's Ruler In London London. June 8. A picturesque figure m the dress of his country, the Amir Abdullah of Trans-Jordania arrived m London today on his first visit to Britain, where he is staying three weeks as the guest of the Government. The Amir told Reuter that
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    NO MORE INTERVENTION
    65 2 U.S. Treaty With Cuba Ratified Washington, June 9. The right of the United States to intervene m affairs m Cuba is officially ended with the exchange of ratifications of the new treaty between the two countries. The treaty eliminates the Flatt amend-ment adopted by Congress m 1901
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    HOLLAND'S UNEMPLOYED
    45 2 Proposal To Spend 60,000,000 Guilders m Relief The Hague, June 11. The Upper Chamber is debating a proposal to sanction the sum of 60,000.000 guilders to fight unemployment. The Government spokesman reiterated the determination of the Government to maintain the cmin standard. Reuter
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    DISHONEST "BOY"
    178 2 Goo:!s And Money On False Pretences Omar bin Subaii, a Malay "boy" formerly m the employ of a European jvoman m Cuscaaen Road, was produced on two charges of cheating before Mr. N. Grice m the police court yesterday morning. He pleaded guilty to both counU. Police Inspector
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    CHINCHEW ON TRIAL
    170 2 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust i The trial was begun yesterday morning before Mr. J. M. Brander. the third magistrate, of Lee Eng Hock, a chinchew who has had considerable service with the Straits Steamship Co.. m a charge of criminal breach of trust ?i 51.200. Accused
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    FIRST AID WORK
    133 2 190 Women Rally To The Call Examination of nearly 60 Singapore women for the first certificate of St. John Ambulance Association has been undertaken at the General Hospital. This follows completion of the classes begun recently m an effort to revive interest m first-aid work. Nearly 130
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    SINGAPORE—AUSTRALIA AIR SERVICE
    91 2 SINGAPORE— AUSTRALIA AIR SERVICE Chief Pilot's Inspection Of Landing Grounds Mr. Brain, chief pilot of the Australian Air Company, who are running the new air service between Singapore end Australia, has left Singapore m an Imperial Airways liner for London. Our Java correspondent states that Mr. Brain has been m
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    IN THE BLACK FOREST
    87 2 Mr. Montagu Norman Meets Dr. Schacht Berlin, June 8. The tiny Black Forest resort 01 Baden Weiler is likely to be the scene of financial conversations during the week-end. Mr. Montagu Norman, the Governor of the Bank of England, and M Huelse. a director of the
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    22 2 Arrangements have been completec for the administration of a scholar ship at the High School, Malacca, to bSchoTarship 8 H WeU Memorta >
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    NARCOTIC TRAFFIC
    158 2 Bulgaria Denies Accusation Sofia, June 5. Tho accusation of illegally manufacturing large quantities of narcotic drugs launched against Bulgaria by the League of Nations, as foreseen, especially by the English Press, is energetically denied by the public hygiene department of the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior, which stresses that
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    FRENCH PRESS
    163 2 Alleged Payments By Stavisky Paris. June 5. Sensational revelations are claimed to be made by the Socialist ortj?n Populaire concerning the alleged dis- j tribution of 2.000,000 francs by Sta- visky's agent Astruc among various French papers. Among the latter the Populaire names the" Journal, me. Matin, the
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    "MEIN KAMPF"
    115 2 Interesting Point Of Law Paris, June 4. A case came before the commercial court of justice to-day arising out of the seizure of the French translation of Chancellor Hitler's book "Mein Kampf." A million and a half copies of that work have been sold m Germany, but it
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    NOBEL'S WILL
    112 2 To Be Contested By Two Girls Budapest. June 5. An attempt to contest the will of the late Swedish dynamite manufac turer and philanthropist Alfred Nobel who apportioned the bulk of his hug fortune to the Nobel foundation fo the annual distribution of prizes foi the most important
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      392 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISLMi:^ brylcrjeemH f THE J Perfect Hair Dre&sinjg for ever> r occasion J i Absolutely free from Hum Imparts a splendid gloss to the hair. It fixes it m any desired position. > IT NEVER FLAKES. 1 Wholesale THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Incorporated m the F.M.S. I 8 RAFFLES
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      285 2 TEND] Rs Sl\(, M()l:|^^ Ml SH j Tenders tx lowing mat particular. Room. Initallat Nos. 48 I ana ii Q '■vorth X Llne.,N Closing 1934. Purchase lying ii lie Road Monda Supply of H Bpedala I Date ol C 1934. Pri cover: i N0TI(1 Tenders Colonial June works Kitchens v
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      307 2 The Week TIIIKSDAY, 14tl». High Water. 12.48 p.m., B.U ft., 11.44! p.m., ii.3 ft. Football: Malaya Cup. Kedah vs.l Selangor. K.L.: Friendly. I S.C.C. vs M.P.H 2nd..; S.C.C. Cricket: Wiltshires Officers vs WUt-i shires Sergeants. Tanglin. FRIUAY, 15th. High Water. 1.20 p.m.. 7.9 ft. Football: Malaya Cup, team training,! Anson
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    16 Months For European Who Stole Cheques
    917 3 "FREDERICKS I OF IPOH" COMPLAINT THAT j HE WAS NOT FED PROPERLY i IN PRISON I SENTENCE months' r J rigoroua imprisonment was pa.sby the District Judge (Mr B Bridge) on Monday, on c W Fredericks, who described himself as a European, after
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    CORONER SAYS "MURDER"
    110 3 rHEom not oel To Shooting In Coffee-Shop homicide rdei against ns unknown" v. G. Porter, tier, yesterday, j Kong Wan San, assistant I coffee-shop Armenian < Street on 19. mmented upon the ■rnm< nt Analyst was i larkfl Of grease I's pocket, which ed that he carried
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    PENANG WEDDING
    182 3 Rode And Miss Gertrude IVOrville took place at the option on Saturday 4 o'clock, of Mr. William i son of the late Mr. C. Rode Ipoh, and Gertrude ighter ol Mr. E. c. Government Auditor. D'Orville. rges another link ..imilies as Mr. and' fa D'Orville's elder son. Michael
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    CHINESE CONSUL
    150 3 ce P]ion and Dinner At SweUenhan Klung, June 11. gala day lor the Ity at Port Swettenn< 4 occasion of the to the new Chinese *'oung Men's Associaresponsible for the "livened a repre--8 of all the guilds and own for making the ar range men ts. Sunday, Mr.
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    39 3 JfS, K \n^.^ a r V err 1 11 E* n »y Williams behind bars *i i.o> Angeles County Jail. lliey pleaded jruillv to the UtaMtfnc of Mr. Wi.Uam nettle, a toStJES? JtLjS and were sentenced to life imprisonment.
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    "It Is Hard To Earn A Living"
    500 3 "It Is Hard To Earn A Living CRIPPLED THIEF ASKS FOR BANISHMENT Burglary hi Race Course Road \I7IIH astounding frankness, a man who pleaded guilty m the; Criminal District Court yeslerdayi to burglary and to having two! previous convictions, told the judge, Mr. H. A. Ferrer: 'If your honour sends
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    WIFE TAKEN AWAY IN RICKSHA
    321 3 Charge Against A Mother-In -Law OVE men and a woman were L tried m the second magistrate's court before Mr. Grice yesterday on charges of criminal trespass and cissaul t The accused are Ramaiah, Narayana. Narayanasamy, Chinasamy. Vadeveloo and Amany, who is the mother-in-law oi
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    THE R.R.I.
    98 3 Members Of The New Board The Malay Mail understands that the following have been invited to Ferve on the Board of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya as reconstituted* The Director of the Institute .Chairman), the Director of Agriculture. S.S. and F.M.S.. Che Hamzah bin Abdullah, M.O.S. <
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      157 3 WHITEAWAYS ENDS SATURDAY JUNE 16th THURSDAY LAST FD I r| A V fIT""H AND SATURDAY DAYS OPEN UNTIL 5.30 P.M. SATURDAY DURING WHICH THOUSANDS of BARGAINS m EVERY DEPARTMENT WILL BE CLEARED AT AND ircc WE ANTICIPATE THE USUAL RUSH OF EAGER BUYERS FOR OUR HALF PRICE BARGAINS THEREFORE TO
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    Trotzky's Aide Tells Of Life In "Fortress"
    1645 4  - Trotzky's Aide Tells Of Life In "Fortress" SARA MAYERS The writer of the following article, a Russian-born American citizen, has spent the last te i months with Leon Trotzky as one of his three private secretaries. BY AS the succession of French Cabinets during the last several months swung the
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    Scotland Yard's Record Year
    875 4 Scotland Yard's Record Year ONLY ONE "OFFICIAL" UNSOLVED MURDER New Methods Of Crime Detection London. Twenty-one persons over the age of 21 were murdered during 1933. This is two less than m 1932 and is the average number for the past 23 years, m eleven cases the murderer committed suicide
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    "VAMPIRE" ATTACKS CHILDREN
    175 4 VAMPIRE ATTACKS CHILDREN Mystery Vi si tor The Night Terror -the mon unexplained stalked a famil; The three child have been attacked occasions by an has punctured their blood. Mr. Michael v, Baines. who. before to go out to worl children occupy SSii Bround"'"" "Six weeks ago y >„ press
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      29 4 5// OP /AT TOBRALCO TOBRALCO SO EASY TO WASH —SO HARD TO Wl v n IJt William Jackg £jCo. <A\aU 2 f<l SI.VGAPORI.. KUALA LUMPIR. PE\AN<:. IPOII i SWI
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    British Walker Cup Team At St. Andrews
    237 5 ilker (up Ko\f team on the St. Andrew's course. Back ro>\ (left to right): H. Bentley, R. Withered. T. A. Torraiu-e. Eric Fiddian and Cyril Tolley. Front row Eric M'Ruvie. Jack McLean and S. MacAinley. HM the Kit! out riding 111 H>de Park
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    The Advance Of Radio In Malaya
    2970 6 The Advance Of Radio In Malaya INTERESTING ADDRESS TO ROTARIANS Earliest Experiments Were HOW radio came to be established In Malaya mainly through the efforts ol keen amateur entiiusiats. formed Lhe subject of an interesting address by Mr. E. Yates, at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club i*
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    202 6 Mr. H. E. Mackenzie And Miss G. H. Anderson The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral Tuesday, ol Mr. Harold Edwin MacKenzie and Misa G. H. Anderson. The bride is the daughter of the late Capt. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson of Pcterhead. Scotland, and the bridegroom is
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    CLAIM FOR $5,000
    120 6 Charges By Brother Of Late Yam Tuan (From Our Own Correspondent.' Seremban. June 12. Before Mr. Justice N. D. Mudie, In the Seremban Supreme Court today, Tungku Suleiman bin Yam Tuan Antah. brother of the late Yang cii Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, claimed from luche Ismail
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    CHANGED HIS NAME
    146 6 Hindu Who Became A Mohammedan nf T R^ 6 Convicitions und <* the name of Ramasamy— one for dishonestly rer?fS!in g i?° len propert y an <* two for criminal trespass— were proved against Mohamed Ibrahim, who pleaded guilty last Saturday to criminal trespass into the cabin
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    SILVER EXPORTS
    25 6 Embargo Declared By Kwangsi Government The Kwangsl Government m sliver out Wo^° take m °re than $5« "ie emoargo is in effect.— Reuter
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    38 6 The Malay States r,ii v/ays Department received a visH on SSS |r o I £E thelr Highnesses the TSnS Solani?or and the Sultan "l a S- n r b i $%Z5* y They w re take through the
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    31 6 Lieut. Col W.F.B. Faviell, Governor of the Tower of London, inspecting Yeoman Warders at the annual parade m the Tower Courtyard before attending: a service at St. Peter ad Vincula Church.
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    LAWYER'S ILLNESS AFTER A MEAL
    451 6 LAWYER'S ILLNESS AFTER A MEAL Alleges Ghee Was Impure CASE AGAINST SHOPKEEPER oIKULK OUT TWO preliminary objections raised 1 by Mr. P. Y. Tan (defending), one of which was upheld, prevented the story being told before Mr. C. H. Whitton. the third magistrate, yesterday, of how a well-known local solictcr.
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    Alsagoff Estate Trust Monies
    749 6 Alsagof f Estate Trust Monies ACTION STARTED VBY BENEFICIARIES Sums Which Were Not Handed Over IN a maUer concerning the taking of accounts of trust monies of the AlsagoiT estate, which came before Mr. Justice Prichard, in the Supreme Court, yesterday. for further consideration, Mr. R. J. Farrer, former Municipal
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    WOMKN STUDENTS
    61 6 Hoaxed i-> M* Undergraduate A Melbourne Unr nual "stunl" nin»; has been Witn< for the nr.st time Before the tune I dressed m old clol their way m. but special coMtablea dent, wcai m dress, dipped In t il alter the perl cognised but m for safety and
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    SKIDDED INTO DRAIN
    44 7 notor-lorry came to mile. Jurong Road. o'clock yesterday. aid, suddenly skidded drain on the left side i man who was seated thrown out. Mcipa] Ambulance ar're conscious. They the Tan Tock Seng •'•as found that their t of a serious nature.
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    A SIGN OF THE TIMES
    31 7 Municipal Committee No. 1 has decided to call for tenders for the tapDing of rubber trees on municipal mm! at Mandai Quarry, and another suitable sites.
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    41 7 The funeral took place on Wednesday of Mr. Chua Lip Lap, a well-known resident of Malacca. A large gathering foHowed the hearse to Bukit Gong, the family ground. The deceased was 08 years of age at the time of his death.
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    DRINK IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
    1124 7 HAS POLICE COURT JURISDICTION Bow Street Application Adjourned T London, May 23 The application of Mi. A. P Herbert -r*mi dnnks m the refreshment loTn ?< the H USe of Commons was JStfrdv B W Streel P lic3 Court Mr. [I. G. Strauss, on behalf
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    Government House
    324 7 T Monday, June 4. I In the morning His Excellency took the salute at the parade held on the i-r.dang m honour of H.M. The Kint?Birthday. In the afternoon His Excellency and Airs. Caidecott gave a Garden Party at Government House. The iollowing were the guests at a
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    "A PECULIAR CASE"
    213 7 Tea Expert May Come From Ceylon (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, June 12. A tea expert irom Ceylon will probably have to travel to Kuala Lumpur m order to taste tea and give his ooinion oi it to Mi. F. K. Wilson, the magistrate. This was
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      257 7 ALHAMBRA 0 COULD HIS WIFE BE FAITHPUL when c P gambled away his right to love? E tj Imagine The author I and star of "Little 4 Caesar united again m \A a picture aimed flush at W^HI £fc* the heart of womankind! 3 fi I* k a aßL'^° w
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      155 7 TONIGHT 6.15 9.15 CAPITOL y fl XV B^Bw It U I '•vf** "~**m*^ aY b&< A 'f^aMl I%bWE£<^bV. i 'w^js to^ B^bw >A B^R.< nisr < J>k. f on 'he wings M-er^isßK^^^J 1 AUTils ■c^ giant d!'.-^'*^ 1 r m JA o; >tN I BMelca'/ f^nf sweeps *^^^J wKi\^imiMmvmk. down
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    35 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs. R. U. Moore and family wish to convey their thanks to all relatives and kind t'riends who attended the funeral, as well as those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. JUNE 14, 1934 Australia One Up
    498 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. JUNE 14, 1934 Australia One Up WELL done. Australia. Victory at Nottingham was clean out, decisive, and thoroughly deserved, whatever may happen during the next few weeks on the enclosures at Lord's. Manchester. Leeds, and the Oval. The better side won. The task of the
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    As I was Saying
    1066 8 The S.C.C. Breaks New Ground The Shell ir/nV/. c,,,/. Which Sank TheJemtSCh tg opinion Is Not Unanimous Frederick Dclius The Sheet Off Myndear MEMBERS ol the S.C.C. were treated to something quite different m the way of entertainment last night m the club lounge—a one-man concert
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    273 8 Mr. P. W. Clayton arrived m Penang from Calcutta on Sunday by the Karagola. Mr. H. Kingdom-Rowe. Manager, Kinta Electric Distribution Co., Ltd goes home on a well-earned holiday next month. Mr. Kingdon-Rowe has been out here for over seven years. At the last Council Meeting
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    Tir Nan Og
    737 8 ii/hen Brian I a great re i I him. HLs youth the main; content I to sail the sum- I the silvery mark I i till with his fello I jof the macluur I netting s< I skill upon the I gather round tn< I hear the
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      166 8 DRAKE AMD HIS MEN. THOSE HEROES OF OLD LEFT PLYMOUTH TO PLUNDER THE SPANIARDS GOLD IN GALLEONS THE SPIRIT OF ENGLAND SET SAIL IT WAS GLORY TO DIZ AND DISGRACE TO TURN TAIL. THE 'SPIRIT Ol ENGLAND LEAVES PLYMOUTH TO-DAY EN GALLON'S NOT GALLEONS THOUGH WE CAN SAY THAT THE
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      53 8 "A VEGETARIAN DIET ifl best for those who would be beautiful," we read. Well, it does not seem to have done much for the elephant. A GAFLAC M ACCIDENT AND ALLSICKNESS POLICY will give you a feeling of contentment and security. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank
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    LEG THEORY "NOT CRICKET"
    199 9 COUNTY THREAT TO NOTTS May Walk Off Field In Protest London, .Hint I*2 SENSATION was caused tonight by the announcement that several oi the leading counties have threatened cancellation ol then- futures wkh Nottingham if the le»-theory tactics, as exploited by Larwood and Voce against Su-sex.
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    DR. VICTOR HOO
    65 9 Leaves Geneva For Shanghai Borne, June i:>. Dr. Victor Hoc. UK- Chinese Minister m Switzerland, has left for Shanghai. 1 Renter. A previous message from Chine sources stated that Dr. Hoo. Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese Minister In Paris, and Dr Wang Chung-hui. j China's delegate to The
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    17 9 Washington. June IX President hi osevelt has signed the T a rill Bill. Reuter
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    54 9 Weil-Known Publisher Sells German Business Berlin, June 9. Nazi plans to check Jewish commercial activity have proved victorious m the case of the Ullstein family, proprietors of one of the largest publishing houses m Europe, who have abandoned all control and sold their remainingjnterests to a
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    Volunteer Leader On Hanger Strike
    199 9 Volunteer Leader On Hanger Strike MORE CHINESE VICTORIES IN MANCHURIA Reds Massing For Decisive Battle Shanghai, June 13. /^EN. Teng Tieh-mei. leader of the Chinese volunteer risings m Uaoning, who was capcured some days ago. has started hungerstriking. He has flatly refused to answer questions put to him by the
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    RECORD FOR DUTCH AIR MAIL
    120 9 RECORD FOR DUTCH AIR MAIL London-Bangkok In Six Days From Our Own Correspondent" Bangkok. ANEW Dutch air mail record hus been established, photographs of the Derby posted m London within two hours of the finish of the race on June 6 reaching Bangkok on the evening of June 12. 111
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    139 9 ORDER RESTORED BY POLICE "Brain Trust" Not Out To "Sovietise" j Washington, June 13. THE police rushed the Chamber during an uproarious sitting Of I the Senate Agricultural Committee which debated President Roosevelt's! nomination of Professor Tugwell 1 tor promotion to Under-Secretary of Agriculture. Several Senators
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    129 9 Fighting The Tuberculosis Scourge London, June t. The report of the council of the National Association for the Prevention Of Tuberculosis shows that within the twenty years since the national 1 scheme, based on the recommendations 1 of the departmental commutec on tuberculosis, had been m operation,
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    94 9 President Wants $525,600,000 Forßelief Washington, June ;>. The request for $525,000,000 to make good drought losses is made by President Roosevelt m a message to Congress, m which he declares that future rainfall can only restore a small part of the ravages. There is no prospect of a
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    83 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices i And Sterling Rates RITRRCH London. June 13. Spot (Sellers* 6^,d. (6 1116d.> (Buyers" 6 r >Bd. (6 9 16d.) July-September 613 16d. (63*d.) Crt.-December 615 16d. <6T B d.) January-March 7 1 16d. (7d.) Market Firmer. New York, June 13. July 13.60
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    550 10 PROPOSAL TO INCREASE CAPITAL Option To Purchase Sungei Durian Estates In connection with an extraordinary meeting of Sungei Bagan Rubber Co.. to be held at Chartered Bank Chambers on Wednesday, June 27. a circular to shareholders states: The company has obtained an opover the property of the
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    103 10 Loophole For Japanese In The D.E.I. According to the Nieuws van den Dag, the Batavia Chamber of Commerce has sent a request to the Oorernment asking them to make stter provisions m connection with the application of the quota system lor textiles. Tli" Japanese import of unbleached ton
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    98 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT June 1.3, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 22' 4 22 3 8 R.S.S. equal to London Siandard June (F. 0.8 22> 4 22 3 4 :\.S.S. equal to London Standard July 'F.O.B. 22-^ 22 3
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    214 10 SELLING London 4 months' sight £4 H 64 London 3 months' sight 2 4 5 32 London 80 days' sight 24 964 London 30 days' sight 2 4' 8 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London. TT. 2 4 3 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 886 Hamburg, demand
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    213 10 June J) 11 12. American Can. Com. 98» 8 97 97 4 American Telephone and Telegraph 118 117 118 l B Atcheson Railroad 59^ 58 58 3 4 i Dupont 90 8 88*2 89^! Firestone. Common Unq. Unq. 19 4 General Electric 21 20 1 2 20 5
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    98 10 June 13 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin (of 4 Gallons $2 20 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 2 .00 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per Brit. Imp. Gal. 82 Socony Motor Gasoline m 4-gallon drums per British Imp. Gallon 35 Socony Motor Gasoline per 4-gallon
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    1104 10 PRICES STILL IN HANDS OF SPECULA TORS Shareholders Hanging On For Dividends Fraser and Co.'s market report, dated June 12, states With the humdrum conditions prevailing at the moment there is very little that calls for comment m the local share market, the chief feature apparently being a marked disinclination
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    136 10 June 13, 12 o'clock noon Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 35.00 White Pepper 34.00 Black Pepper 15.25 Ccpra. mixed 2.90 Copra. Sundried 2.50 Small flake Tapioca 4.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 6.00 Lingga Sago Flour 1.65 Fair Sago Flour 1 65 Palembang Jelotong 6.00 Blanja Jelotong 6.25
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    AUSTIN MOTOR CO
    83 10 Third Factory Extension With A Year Further extensions are to be put iii hand at the Austin Motor Co's great factory at Birmingham. This is the third extension during the past twelve months. During the week preceding Easter over 2.100 cars were produced at the Austin works,
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    970 10 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. 1934. Bayers, Seller* Ampat Tin (4) 6s. 7 1 »d 7s Asam Kumbang 37s 6d 40\s c.d Austral Malay 43s 6d 45s Ayor Hilam Tin (5s > 15s 16s c.d. Aver Wcng (SI) 1.90 2.00 Bangrin Tin S4s 9d 35s 6d Changkat (Tin) 48s
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    422 10 Ql EENSLAND PRESENTS Littie Hope Of li Except Raw Mate; Brisha -As the basis i was really unemployi land, we regret to be comparative^ unemployment, as a j or extended busin cured m these c report of the del by the Govern m> I vestlgate tho potsibllit
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    52 10 Selayang Tin Dr 262. Malaysia m Til Mines, Tanjong Bt Kuala Lttßiptir Til l drodßp. hours pikuls 447. Kamunttnt Tin Di run 1.734: yanla" estimated vaiuo oi mated gross mine pr i estimated mine profit I current flnam ial y ;i Renonp Tin Dretfglni C< Dredge,
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    513 11 IK. NT OF DR. H. SMART Farewell Function In j Kuala Lumpur j ement from the Gov- r 22 years' service. M BE.. State Mediwas entertained staff of the State Health Department at lises on Monday. Dr. d over a large attendMrs. Smart. Dr. and Mrs
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    386 11 PILOT RESCUED BY FERRY BOAT Serious Accident At Rai Tak Aerodrome Tse To, a Chinese pilot attached to I the Far East Flying Training School at Kai Tak. was seriously injured when the plane he was manoeuvring went into a tight spin and plunged into the
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    Dr. YOTARO SUGIMURA
    55 11 Tokio. Dr. Yotaro Suglmura. former Undersecretary General and Director of the political section of the League of Nations, will be appointed Ambassador to Italy, succeeding Mr. Hajime Matsushima who will retire owing to ill health. The approval of Dr. Sugimura's uproliitmcnt has already been received by tli"
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      43 12 STRAITS/CHIN A /JAPAN CONFERENCE It is notified for information that the following ratal have been esimmediately To Hongkong Shanghai Japan Sticklac in Cases $8.00 per 50 eft $10 per 50 eft SlO per 50 eft. Bags $0.90 picul $1 picu! SI per picul
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      509 12 Essentials For a Real Revival A complete change m national and international policy, the abolition of i restrictions on the interchange of goods. pnd the reduction of the hours of labour of those employed were stated to be the essentials for a real revival m shipbuilding by Mr.
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      253 12 "Jemtschug" Bridge Dismantled The work of dismantling on the sunken Russian warship "Jemtachug" has been continued steadily during the last few days. On Friday the divers attempted to (bring up the dismantled parts of the' bridge of the vessel, but found that j the lighter was leaking, necessitating
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      248 12 Lord Ritchie Re-Elected Chairman At the first m ting of the new board j of the Port ol London Authority, the Right Hon. U>rd Ritchie oi Dunder and i the Right Hon. Thomas Wiles. PC. were unanimously elected chairman and vice-chairman respectively. Loid Ritchie has been chairman
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    806 15 I\ HEN WYATT WAS INJURED A Fine Partnership With Ames Pataudi captained on the third day of the gainst tbe Rest at Lord's as Wyatt. with a was unable to play. rween England and tnmenced at Lord's weather. W9i spectators. Th for the
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    177 15 World** Profit Of Over $4,000 Ipoh, June 9. The annual general meeting of the I Ipoh Swimming Club was held at the club premises yesterday with Mr. 8. Somerset m the chair. The President, m his leview of the year's activities, said that considering the times the
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    25 15 Mis. Huggins (left) beat Miss Abed (right) 6—l, 6—o, m the S.L.T.A. championships. This was a surprise win as Miss Abed was a seeded player.
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    675 15 Singapore Championship Draw Badminton The draw for the Singapore badminton championship tournaments for the junior events and mixed doubles took place at the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and resulted as follows: Junior Singles:— Tan Chuan Hock vs. Peh Teng Siew. Low Bok Eng vs. Tan M.ang Jian. A. Sujak vs. Koh
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    249 15 Trial Matches For Malaya Cup Football The S.A.F.A. Selection Committee have invited the under- mentioned players to take part m a trial match at Anson Road Stadium on Friday. After the match the team to represent Singapore m the Malaya Cup fixture against Johorc will be selected. The composition of
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    204 15  -  R. Lyne. F. Pullen. In the second division Government league matches played yesterday the Monopolies beat the Land Office team by three clear goals at the J.C.S.A. ground. At the interval the Monopolies led by two goals, scored by Awang Chee Itam and Awang while aUer the resumption,
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    694 15 Claim By Chairman Of Perak Turf Club Ipoh, jut The policy of the Committee was! economy combined with a desire to offer the best possible stakes. This principle must be adhered to. to s::pport racing generally throughout the country, said Mr. E. C. Watson,
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    154 15 Results Of Sunday's Events At C.S.C. The following were the results of events held at the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday: 400 Yd. Free-Style Handicap. (D«v I A.): 1, Tan Wee Chwee <scr> time 5 mm. 23 2 5 sec: 2. Scow Sian Chye <reed. 50 sec.); 3. Choo
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    108 15 The following will represent tbc P.W.D at cricket this week-end. Against the Railway Institute on Sa turday at Kampong Bharu at 2 p.m. F !W. Ayres. F. Ebert. S. Sinathamby. S j Singh. Samson do Sllva. V. Ponnlah |«Capt). O. C. Pereira. N. Pestana. N. i Siva, P. D'Cruz, G.
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    726 16 DECISIVE WIN OVER m mm m^ _r% m^ A A _fJL__# J_%#_*~m«_f Chinese 3; R.A.F 0. •THE Chinese, thanks chiefly to a splendid defence, had little diffi--1 culty m beating the Royal Air Force by three goals to nil m a first division match
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    33 16 Miss Lewis, who put up a fine fight against Mrs. Laing m the S.L.T.A. championships before being beaten 6 l, 6 t. On the right, the Malayan champion, Lim Bong Soo, m action.
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    377 16 Thanks To Fine Work By Defenders tt.M.S.C 1; S.A.U. 0. Fine defence work by Johari and Salleh was largely responsible for the Monopolies victory yesterday at the Geylang Recreation Ground m a third division "B" league fixture against the Singapore Athletic Union. Both forward lines failed badly
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    418 16 A Great Buttle Promised At The New World STRIKING CONTRAST IX KTYI EX The first engagement which ai Rivers has undertaken since his return to Singapore is likely to be *he most severe battle oi his career. He is to mcc: Fernandez at the New World
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    44 16 The following have accepted to play football for S.C.C. II vs. M.P.H II on Thursday, at S.C.C. P. w Fargus R. V Welch, D. E. Nickels G. Boas' S. Webb, W. Hannay; C. Pittock. G Br Wn L D S Gardener", J. B. Pickering.
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    56 16 Malayan Golf Tournament London. June 13. IN THE Malayan Golf Tournament at Sandwich, the eight qualifiers for the President's Cup played off the first round to-day. The results were Renton beat Kemp 3 and 2; Crabb Watt beat Ward by one hole; Bealcy beat StratlonFerrier 5 and 4: and Buckland
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    220 16 No Surprises In Yesterday's There were no surprises m yesterday's ties In the Singapore L.T.A. tournament matches at the S.C.C.. when further progress was made m the men's open tirubles and the preliminary ties m the ladies' open doubles were played off. The results were MEN'S OPEN DOUBLES
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    113 16 The following is the result ol yesterday's tie m the Tanglta Club "tennis tournament Ladies Doubles Handicap (Final): Mrs. M. M. Millar and Mrs. J. V S Brooke owe 15.2 beat Miss P. Graham and Miss Scott -Dalgleish owe 15 2 6— *> 7—5. Tie for Thursday Mixed
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    108 16 Draw For Women vs. Men Match On Sunday The result of the draw m the Women vs. Men match to be played at the Kcppel Golf Club on SuEctay at 4 P m is as follows Mrs. MacLeod vs. W. D. Douglas Mrs. Crawley vs. A. Law
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    350 16 ON THEIR WAY TO WHlnCITY OLYMPIAD JUTEMBERS of the S.R.C. m training lor the cluo iVI the end of the month received many help! clu'o was visited yesterday by the team of Japam who are on their way to London to partake v Women's
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