The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 June 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,294 KSTD. 1835. TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    RUSSIA FEARS A JOINT ATTACK BY GERMANY AND JAPAN
    188 1 Convinced There Is A Private Understanding •HIGH AUTHORITY'S" SENSATIONAL SUGGESTION lA>ndon% June 18 recently returned from Russia and o y"' I tha .he Russian, win be very interested Mussolini and Hitter, but sceptical as to tl c Is a mere catspew
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    RUSSIA'S DEFENCES COMPLETE
    62 1 RUSSIA'S DEFENCES COM PLETE anghai, June 18. completed m East Siberia according to a from North China. that they have pa and fighting tines, sixty gunns infantry, five and three hundred V Department is impleted a plan for defending forces pire und ior a Lgation 01 what the •s could
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    FORMOSAN MANOEUVRES
    76 1 Aerial And Naval m ementi have been Japanese authorities I naval manoeuvres using Hengchun and of operations. and air force at the part. and the will commence 2Urd. inst.. will last •s. The "enemies* 1 and China. Dein connection with ye been eircution on the island Government has
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    THE MUSSOLINI-HITLER AGREEMENT
    963 1 THE MUSSOLINI-HITLER AGREEMENT Venice, June 16. AN important diplomatic agree- 1 ment has been reached beween Signor Mussolini and Herr Hitler based on these four points: (1) An agreement of general; Character including frequent per-j 3Onal contacts and correspondence I letween the two statemen; (2> Recognition of the independence) of
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    Trade Agreement With France Signed
    180 1 Trade Agreement With France Signed FIRST STEP TO j BREAKDOWN OF j INDUSTRIAL L BARRIERS London, June 18. THE Anglo-French commercial agreement, which was signed j to-day, is hailed m city circles i as a step m the right direction j towards the breaking down of the barriers of industrial
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    GERMANY THREATENS RETALIATION
    209 1 GERMANY THREA TENS RETALIATION Reply To Britain Berlin, June 16. 44T IHE Government declines to carry on negotiations under pressure of the threat of a forced clearing house,' declares Germany's official reply to London regarding the moratorium, which, however, has not yet been delivered. Whatever measures Britain takes against German
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    DR. WELLINGTON KOO
    38 1 China's Geneva Delegate Returning Home Amsterdam, June IK. Dr Wellington Koo is returning to China for six months. He will reDlTced as Chinese representative a\ Geneva by Dr. Wun Sze-King. Ministc. ai The Hague, Reuter
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    Tin And Rubber Control
    97 1 Are Colonies 9 Interests Adequately Represented From Our Own Correspondent I London, June 18. Rear-Admiral Murray Sueter (Con.. Hertford) is asking the Colonial Secretary m the House of Commons on Wednesday whether he is satisfied that m view* of the fact that the delegate representing one
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    ARABIAN WAR
    38 1 Twenty Year Treaty to be Signed Cairo, June 14. A twenty- year treaty i.s to be signed next week between the Imam of Yemen and Ibn Saud. It maintains tho status quo of South Arabia.- Reuter
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    KIANGSI REDS ATTACKED ON TWO SIDES
    124 1 KIANGSI REDS ATTACKED ON TWO SIDES Fierce Fighting Hong Kong, June 18. piERCE fighting between Central troops who are advancing m two directions towards the [Changting Prefecture, and the I Communists who are strongly entrenched m the vicinity of the KweiIhua village and Shahsien District, broke out this morning at
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    36 1 Berlin, June 13. Most of the leading Swiss papers were confiscated today by the secret police. It is believed that their reports of the Austrian situation ;;re not m conformity with Nazi "Jews.- Reuter W ireless
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    FORMER SINGAPOREAN CAPTURED BY PIRATES
    181 1 FORMER SINGAPOREAN CAPTURED BY PIRATES Four British Officers Held For Ransom i Chefoo, June 18. HTHE new fast British steamer Shuntien, built .it Hong Kong; tor .Messrs. Butterfield and Swire, uhile on her second trip from Tangku to Chefoo, was pirated this morning m the vicinity of the Yellow River.
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      44 1 BIGIA TEA Bringf the freshness fragrance of the Malayan gardens to >our home. TO-NIGHT Sp ECIAL DINNER CLASSICAL MUSIC 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (FORMAL) 9.45 p.m. to Midnight I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th THE POPULAR ARTISTS HUGO JOSEPHINE CELEBRATED "ORCHESTRA PHONE 538 L m
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      93 1 On Other Pages Pcrak Planting and Mining Assocn. has decided to form a labour pool— P3 The U. 8. Senate has passed the Labcur Bill which has been sent to the President for signatm*-Pap 9. Reports from the courts— Pages 3 ""Preventive officers seized $22,000 uoVth of cocaine and chandu
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      153 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA I [Lieut. J. D. Luce is an officer on the submarine Osiris; there is a Lieut. Field on the submarine Oswald.) CHRYSLER LOW UPKEEP ADELPHI HOTEL ROOF GARDEN TO-NIGHT ROOF GARDEN SPECIAL DINNER DANCE -.i?. T^Ji; I l I
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    Law Notices For The Day
    76 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. 5.922 33 -Lim Geok Teng vs. On* Kee Slew Before the Chief Justice. F.M.S.. Mr. Justice Thorne and Mr. Justice Prichard m the 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Court of Appeal: -No. 3— K.R.S.S.P.
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      237 2 notices. IN THE MATTER OF ORDINANCE No. 155 (COMPANIES) and m the matter of C. A. RIBEIRO CO., LTD. (m voluntary liquidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN m pursuance of Section 223 of Ordinance No. 155 (Companies) that a General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held
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      328 2 CLASSIFIED NO SHI NO The original preparation for the cure and preventioffof a shiny nose, cheeks and forehead. Applied m the morning before powdering it will remain on for hours without again using your puff. PRICE -65 $1.25. MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED, BUSINESS CARDS "CAIRN HOLM PRIVATE HOSPITAL," 55, Cairnhill Road.
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      281 2 PSiNGAPn^sJ Ml Nl( '^!.rn Mdett Tjenden v lowing partial. Room. For fi Butcl Pr- All" TPuM 1,:.,.: July Supply ol II Bpeciau i< J Date 1934 4 r.tt jji c X gol: *»*»5 TENDER Tenden contract, r House and < v Estate d*Extreme < Pirns and under $50. which Ing
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      247 2 Diary Of The Week TUESDAY, 19th. High Water: 2.22 a.m., 8.3 ft.. 3.40 p.m. 7.7 ft. Lawn Tennis: Singapore championships, S.C.C. Football S.A.F.A. League. Div. I, S.R.C. vs. SC.F.A A.R. Sta- dium; Div. 11. S.C.C. vs. M.F.A.. S.C.C. padang Div. 11l A, Abattoirs vs. Bramtoco. S.H.B. ground; Government Survicos F.A.:
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    GENERAL GOEBELLS IN POLAND
    26 2 arrived at the airport Litrr when C hTd, a f Poli^NXnal L c a iub tn declared th^t Germany was Reuter Wireless
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      87 3 i wH V DON'T WE j !g E HAVE LIKE j iJjUjVi AN BEINGS?! THIS MAN. HiS WIFE, J THE OTHER WOMAN' j LE ARNE:D THAT WE jj ARE JUST A BRANCH of j i i i j i ANIMAL I KINGDOM"! \ature Takes Its Course f J Cm ULO.
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      303 3 i? s "OX BRAND NAILLESS HOOP STEEL FOR BALING RUBBER R" QIH" ENGLISH and AMERICAN MADE Spot pric«- HV, c v. lb Forward price .8«4 B GERMAN MADE spot prtoi cv. Ib. Forward price .7\<j K\ Godoun Sinfajiorc. LONG PATTERN SEALS FOR ISK WITH ABOVK SH" Sfot Urac $2.7'> IVr
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    Chinese Girl On Murder Charge
    641 3 CHILD STABBED I TO DEATH I WITH SCISSORS THE preliminary "inquiry into a 'Charge of murder against a! Chinese girl, Pah Lai Huay whose! age was originally given as 14 1 out whom medical evidence showed to be over 16. was begun yesterday before Mr.
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    AMATEUR TAMIL DRAMA
    75 3 The Amateur Tamil *^<*g»% the value ot f^° t^ Tamil Drama connection with the ia at "Leelavati Sulochana sta ecl The Victoria Theatre on Apr. 2b^ expenditure In g^^T roa^iv to staging of the play comes ro^ $225. The accounts are now J audited. h co mmittee
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    BRIGADE CALLS
    42 3 The brigade also i re eported fr om the gaol authonues w^ m having seen 01l n h s e brigad e. how- e n v c c f b e°ouintcove T r h noth.n g desp.te a careiful search.
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    Dispute Between Former Chettiar Partners
    378 3 APPEAL AGAINST I ORDER OF CHIEF JUSTICE A business dispute between two chettiars who formerly operated together, which has led lo prolonged litigation m the lower iccurts, was before the Court ol Appeal yesterday, when K. R. S. !S. P. Suppiah Chettiar appealed jagoinst an
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    SCHOOLBOY DROWNED
    169 3 Pool Made Treacherously Deep; By Heavy Rains < From Our Own Correspondent. > Taiping, June 16. Little Oon Tek Swee, son of a tin smith, and his friend, had recently learned to swim so they thought they would have a picnic and a bathe a the Satu Batu
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    28 3 A tax* and an omnibus were m colUision at the 4* 2 mile Thomson Road, •yesterday afternoon A Chinese woman and a Malay were 'injured but not seric#»sly.
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    ABANDONED BABY
    83 3 But People Anxious lo Adopt Him (From Our Own Correspondent i Taiping, June 16. Hearing feeble cries coming from an attap shed, a Tamil scavenger, working m Swettenham Road, investigated and discovered a newly-born baby Ho called a European woman who communicated with the police and the chHd
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    CARELESS DRIVING
    54 3 Taiping, June 16. SuDDiah a Tamil, was fined $30 for driving a motor-car carelessly, failing to report an accident m which he was involved to the police, and driving without a certificate of competency. He was also ordered to pay $5 compenstatTon to Goh Chye Seng, a cyclist,
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    Big Haul Of Opium And Cocaine
    365 3 Big Haul Of Opium And Cocaine ANOTHER BLOW FOR DOPE SMUGGLERS A NOTHER 1,500 tahils. of chandu. 4 as well as 20 pounds of cocaine, were discovered aboard the steamer Kum Sang by preventive officers after a 4-hour search following the vessel's arrival from Hong Kong yesterday morning. This is
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      39 4 COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED arrange SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO I for Homeward bound paasengert Apply for particular! to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD., nt\n-*~ t0 y of Cox mnd Klan Offlc i j PORT SAID, CAIRO, LONDON, ETC i fr
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      193 4 "ARTHUR'S" BAR RESTAURANT 11 COLLYER QUAY TABLE D'HOTE TIFFIN $i. (Special Dishes $0.60 SPECIAL DINNER C1 CA from 7 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. H. W. H. STEVENS" SHIPBROKKK COMMISSION INSURANCE AGEM 2nd FLOOR. GRESHAM ROUSI B4TTEBI tOAB Code address UMSTIVCNfI Singapore. DRY ECZEMA OVER HI HMOS For Twenty-Five Years.
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    Queer Holidays
    982 4  - Queer Holidays W.J. Passingham The Urge For Something "Different" BY 'THE URGE for something "tttjter- ent' is characteristic of our modern generation, and especially: Where holidays are concerned. In! adopting the old idea that "a! change is as good as a holiday/! modern youth is seeking health and recreation m
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    TWO CRICKET DEATHS
    137 4 Batsman's Last Hit Wins The Match Harold Green, a middle-aged man. was batting for the Shoreham-by-the-Sea Cricket Club and two runs were needed for victory. Green took the bowling and hit the ball hard The batsmen ran three. Green was smiling delightedly because his team had won
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    FASHIONS OF THE MINUTE WITH THE STAR OF THE MOMENT
    152 4 FASHIONS OF THE MINUTE WITH THE STAR OF THE MOMENT IT£» SZ \l fliarm and elegance of the fashions favoured by the smart Parisienne of "1 re ved ,n Present-day modes, is indicated m th is glimpse of a few of the SE2L a H Ut, i nl costun, WOr
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    Huge Balloon To Seek Stratosphere Record
    1036 4 Huge Balloon To Seek Stra tosph ere Reco rd Kansas City, Mo. SOMETIME this month the largest tree balloon man ever has constructed will soar aloft over the Middle West. Far below the great bag. which will have a capacity of three million cubic feet, will dangle an airtight metal
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    SAFE WAY TO REDUCE.
    123 4 SAFE WAY TO REDUCE. 39 lbs. Off-aiul Sh. p. Better, F^ A wom^ who hi way to lose fat ritl or dangerous dru: A year ago i rheumatism, and wa weighed 11 atone, •only 5 feet 2 inch* appearance I ha. regularly, and Kr, weigh 8 st. 3 lbs., wi,
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      162 5 j Photographic copies of Free j Press pictures can be obtained g j: i on application to the Manager, j I I !l Price 50 cents each. j WELL! I'M OFF TO SEE THOSE I CREASE-RESISTING FABRICS I Isn't it wonderful? TootuK have taught cotton voifes, I rayon chiffons and
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    188 5 i.rundy and two bathers dressed m ancient costumes received a rude shock, from the modern bathing girl, when she attended the opening of Troon. Ayrshire, Swimming Pool. Bruno Mussolini, son of Signor M issoliri. raptamec a football tjw met a team representing t,e National Bftttlla, the ItaUw youth movement, at
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    LABOUR "POOL" FORMED IN PERAK
    930 6 LABOUR "POOL" FORMED IN PERAK TO RECRUIT WORKERS FROM CHINA FEAR OF SHORTAGE fVWING to increases m the tin v/ quota during the last three jmonths. the labour shortage, which(was first recognised earlier m the iyear m certain districts, became 'general and when the announcement oi a special "buffer" pool
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    GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES
    342 6 GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES 9 Months For Wong Kong Teng fHE protracted Hearing of the case against Wong Kong Teng. proprietor of the Yong Ann Cement Tile Works m Changi, reached its final stage this mornIng when accused was convicted on all three charges ol the indictment' and sentenced to
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    MR. SAW AH FATT
    200 6 forty Years In Service Of Government From Our Own Correspondent I Taipine. June 15. Mr. Saw Ah Fatt. vho at his residence "Springlodge." Tuoai. Ta;ping. after an illness o: over two months, was born m Penang and educated m the Penang Free School. He came to
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    MEDAN CHINESE
    52 6 Attempt To Form A Sporting League (From O\*r Own Correspondent.) Medan, June 9. I am told by the Medan Chinese Consul that attempts are being made to establish a Chinese Sporting League here. It is possible that the new league will adopt the same rules as the Singapore
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    FELL ON SCISSORS
    67 6 A year-old Chinese baby was s» riously injured when he fell on a pair ol scissors causing a deep wound m the stomach at a house m Beo Lane yesterday. Screams were heard and the child d A nJUred having fallen on the ,t fhTL^ °D erati
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    ROBBED FOSTER FATHER
    162 6 CHINESE BOY SENT TO PRISON Nobody Wilting To Stand Surety According to the story of Ong Barm Song, the 18-year-old adopted son oJ Wong Pak Seng, he robbed his foster father of $58 with the intention of j seeking fortune m pastures new. but changed his mind
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    CAVE FALSE EVIDENCE
    159 6 Found Wife Hanging And "Lost AH Sense Of Proportion" 'From Our Own Correspondent I Taipin?, June 13. After he had round his 13-year-old wife hanging a man went to the police .and told then that she had died from natural causes. His story was contradicted, however by
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    COOLIE FINED
    90 6 i^augnt Attempting To Stea Bicycle (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipin, June 14. Jfi« an unem Ployed coolie, wa: j fined $30 or ordered to serve six weeks jrifeorcus imprisonment for attemnt ing to steal a bicycle. pi 1 The owner of the bicycle said thai ate one night
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    18 6 A young Chinese clerk, Phuan Yun 4K c tWrd ma^ t -te' S e court
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    BOAR HUNT TRAGEDY
    256 6 SHOOTS BEST FRIEND IN MISTAKE Exonerated From Blame By j Dying Man From Our Own Correspondent.* Taipins, June 12. The tragic ending to a boar hunt last ironth when a man accidentally I shot and illed his best friend was recalled at an inquest conducted by the
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    THREW A STONE
    116 6 i tour Months For Tamil Shopkeeper I A sentence of four months* rigorous imprisonment was imposed by Mr Ha Forrer. the criminal district judge vos-' terday on a young Tamil. Viravan on 1 a charge of voluntarily causing griev ous hurt to another Tamil. Ramasamv The complainant's
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    FLOOD RELIEF FUND
    83 6 No Scheme Yet For Use Of ij The Money A (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taffno ry, Ser emban, June 14. i Q Ja ,J" a Tamil residents of Negri jSembilan some time ago subscribed to ■I Fund?' Jaffna Relief t'rJiA 110 learned that the GovernJ ment Agent
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    EXECUTOR DEMANDS HIS RIGHTS
    805 6 EXECUTOR DEMANDS HIS RIGHTS OVERRIDDEN IN FA YOUR OF ASSIGNEE ESTATE DISPUTE THE Court of Appeal, which opened In the Supreme Court' yesterday morning, has only three j cases to deal with— the shortest! appeal list for years. The first case on the list was a matter concerning the estate
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    MEETING OF LICENSING JUSTICES
    99 6 MEETING OF LICENSING JUSTICES of i Justices hew :dealt MU, litems. Mr. H a j«.dg< and i, while others Municipal h, Chee Hal M Wllcoxaon. Tan v Rennie and P h i B F. Oak police. The Or* fen a transfer lie nee from j h The prospect! weeka adjoun
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    CHINESE CONVICTED
    85 6 Judgment In Control And Charulu ;i Judgment was ,:.i; r A. Forrer. the mir. yesterday morning, convictii Chinese accused who i m the seizure ol >>•• 8 traband chandu on th Maru 00 Jim*' 11. It I 'that the first accused, t:. steward for the I had pleaded
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    OUTBURST BY CHINESE
    100 6 'No Time To Waste In Cm* To Court" "I do not want tbusiness man and tw waste m coming to c the Chinese proprietoi Lee Yuen, South Bridge Mr. H. A. Forrer. ttM < Judge, ymttrdtj morning Cheong Lee and hll Khong, were charged a false certificate
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    MR. ALAGAPPA CHETTIAR
    103 6 Tea Part;. <M Wtkm* Indian Association j tFrom c Klaag, Jiu Mr X V A I Chettiar, M A I Te^Ple». who Is on a i Waj Wc!> 4 CoastaJ Indian Jubilee School. X Abo ik t\v sent tcr the Mr. AL. C orous speech Mi X
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    COLONIAL OFFICE
    117 7 Recent Appointments And Promotions The lollowing are among recent Colonial Office appointments and pro motions First Appointments: M»ss Bren I nan. Nursing Sister. Straits Settlements. P. M. L. Briggs. Nursing Sister. Straits Settlements; Miss M. J Forgie, Nurs-ng Sister. Straits Settle- ments; 1. L. Patterson. Inspector of; Mines.
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    SAAR PLEBISCITE
    46 7 j London, June 13. A Geneva message states that followI ing conversations between the Governj ments concerned. the Commission j appointed to oversee the plebiscite m .he Saar will be composed of Messieurs Ide Jcngh I Netherlands > Rode < Sweden*, and Henr (Switzerland*.- British Radio
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    13 7 1 Mr. E. G. Devonshire has been apj pointed Registrar of Criminals. I
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    36 CHINESE CHARGED WITH GAMING
    834 7 Police Raid Penang Club Four Hylams named Tan Yap Siong. ('ha Slew Wee. Goh Koh Teng and Tan Tan Leok, are charged In Penang with resisting m the management of a place used as a common gaming house, to wli, No. 48 Muntri Street. Thirty-two
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    BELGIAN MISSION IN LONDON
    131 7 London, June 13. The Due d'Ursel. head of the special i mission to announce the accession of j the King of the Belgians, arrived m I 'London this afternoon. The mission j\/as received by Major-General Sir John jlfanbury Williams. Marshal of the Diplomatic Corps. Admiral Sir
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      231 8 DRAKE AND HIS MELV THOSE HEROES OF OLD LEFT PLYMOUTH TO PLUNDER THE SPANIARDS GOLD IN GALLEONS THE SPIRIT OF ENGLAND SET SAIL IT WAS GLORY TO DIE AND DISGRACE TO TURN TAIL. THE 'SPIRIT OF ENGLAND LEAVES PLYMOUTH TO-DAY IN GALLONS NOT GALLEONS THOUGH WE CAN SAY THAT THE
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      57 8 "NOTHING ANNOYS ME MORE," says a Scottish correspondent, "than having to listen to a man who has a persistent dry cough/ Especially when the cougher has put up the last one. The "GAFLAC", though Scottish, will not be found "pencil-shy" when 1 dealing with claims. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE
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    Berth Afternoon
    748 8 The day was blu«. v sky and the cloud like shadows upon the mind, until aa the eye alone tia hend the whole o,' The perfection did n,, dead masses ot bn across the picture B ers came marching d The trumpets blared with the assault upoi shirts
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1934 Germany's Debts
    516 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1934 Germany's Debts rj CHANCELLOR Hitler has returned to Germany from his flying visit to Mussolini to face a new problem, or rather an old problem m a new guise. The question of Germany's debts has been the subject of argument, discussion and
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    as I was Saying
    1166 8 - Tim; a.b.m. dinner (according to the London correspondent of the Free Press) was a very jolly affair indeed, and no fewer than 250 persons were present, invitations having been included to all Malayans at home on leave as well as to A t The ARM actual
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    345 8 Rev. Keppel Gamier of Penang is visiting Sumatra. Nursing Sister Jones has been posted to Alor Star to take the place of Nursing Sister M. I. Turnbull, who has left for England on leave. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Manesseh have arrived m London from Singapore
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      205 9 Mac ROBERTSON'S CONFECTIONERY li\ BAG B MORROW, YOU CAN H GET THEM AT ALL GOOD SHOPS —OR FROM THE SOLE AGENTS ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. Australia's Great Event Everybody's going, including H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester, for the Greatest Event South ML T the Victorian and Melbourne Centenary,
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    REMOVAL OF U.S. ARMY CHIEF
    134 9 SENATE COMMITTEE'S DEMAND dross Misconduct And Inefficiency Washington, June 17. T i. mediate removal of Majorral Benjamin Foulois. chiel Army Air Corps, is rethe Secretary the House ol ntativea sub-committee on mili:s after studying the army report, which will be sent to ■velt shortly. oramlttee'a
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    ARMS EMBARGO
    88 9 Nations Line Up Against Chaco Disputants Cieneva. June 16. -four government* are now principle on the proposed ibargo ol Bolivia and Paracommittee m charge of m suggests that the powers now I a ban to secure its univer•ement. Reiner Wireless Washington, June 16. Department ot Justice r.as m
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    INCREASE IN FASCIST DISORDERS
    98 9 Home Secretary's Disclosures In Parliament London, June 13 JN anticipation of to-morrow, debate m the House of Commons Bl ush Fasc st acuvj the Home Secretary, Sir John 2H r WaS tO -«*y -undated WWI queries at question-time iron n,?!? 1 Pa r ot Pi ers
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    26 YEARS IN CAPTIVITY
    133 9 French Naval Officer's Release From Devil's Island Paris, June 13. The release of Benjamin Ullmo from the Guiana convict settlement ai-.er 26 years, fifteen of which have been passed on Devil's Island, eight m solitary confinement, recalls now a woman of dazzling beauty known as La
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    LEVEL CROSSING CRASH
    60 9 Five Children And Teacher I Killed Johannesburg:. June 16. Five children and a teacher, all Europeans, were killed uiid 16 children injured, seven critically, m a levelcrossing collision i ,een a goodstrain and a motor- bus. All were :n the bus en route to school. The Minister
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    Film Star Killed
    29 9 West Cornwall. Conn, June 17. Hal Skelly. the nim star, v/a* Instantly killed at a level crossing, when a! i train collided with his car.- Reuter
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    GERMAN IMPORTS BAN
    58 9 Special Licence Needed For Coffee Berlin, June 15. The Minister for Economics has decreed that from July Ist., coffee may be imported only by- special licence. Restriction of imports is not contem plated, the intention being to regulate imports so as to favour countries which increase their
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    STEAMER FIRE
    49 9 17 Of Crew of Norwegian Vessel Perish jt i New York. June 13. Seventeen of the crew of the Norwegian cargo-boat Knut Hamsun are feared to have been lost m a fire which gutted the ship o« the coa^of Honduras. me captain hands were rescued.- Reuter Wireless
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    A More Compromising U.S. Attitude
    210 9 A More Compromising U.S. Attitude I WAR DEBT SETTLEMENT IN KIND London, June 13. 'THE possibility raised m the j l American debt note of settlement m kind has aroused the greatest interest m official circles, especially as it is an indication of a more compromising attitude by the United
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    APOLOGY WORTH £50,000
    114 9 Sequel To Broken Astor Engagement New York, June 13. A diamond engagement ring valued at £50.000 given by Mr. John Jacob Astor to his "ormer fiancee. Miss Eileen Gillespie. has been returned to him on his sending an apology to Miss Gillespie. Astoi who is 21 broke
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    DIESEL ENGINF TESTS
    33 9 Capt. Eyston Sets New Records Montihory. Paris, June 14. per hour New Orleans, June 18. At le ast six are injured m the wee* ena V ToS'a 'an* Mississippi Reuter
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    SHOTS AT A LEGATION
    71 9 Sequel To Minister's Refusal Of Interview Helsingfors, June 15. A young Englishman. Herman William Brown, ran amok at the Soviet legation here to-day when he was refused permission to see the Minister. Brown is alleged to nave fired 20 >hots at random m a roomful of
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    FACTORY EXPLOSION
    53 9 Employees Escape From Wrecked Building Fredericksburg, Virginia, June 17. Flaming like human torches white] \nd negro employes rushed from the yarning building after a terrific explo- :cn had wrecked the Sylvania Indusrial Corporation factory. One negro p/as fatally injured, eleven negroes and :wo whites wprp iniured. The cause
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    STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
    46 9 Seven People Killed On Mexican Farm Mexico City, June 13. Four men and three women were killed by lightning when sheltering m a small farm near Juxtlahuac. The farm was completely demolished and at least 30 animals were killed as well. Reuter Wireless
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    HAVANA RIOTING
    36 9 Ten People Killed In Street Battle Havana, June 17. Ten people were killed and fifty injured m a riot after a clash of political parties. The streets resembled a battlefield for two hours.- Reuter
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    U. S. LABOUR BILL PASSED
    223 9 FILIBUSTERING IN CONGRESS Attempt To Force Fanners' Moratorium Washington, June 18. ■THE Labour Bill has been sent *to President Roosevelt for signature. Reuter. Washington, June 17. The threat by Senator Long to block all legislation unless bankrupt farmers are granted a six years moratorium has
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    Railway Employees' Pension Scheme
    58 9 Washington. June 17. A pension scheme, affecting over a million railway employees and designed to increase employment by compulsory retirement, is embodied m legislation now awaiting the President's signature. The railway companies are required to contribute twice as much as the employees, whose payments will be.
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    Public Debt Reaches New Record
    64 9 Washington, June 17. The public debt has reached a new record ot $27,005,000,000. exceeding the former highest. $26,596,000,000 on Aug. 31, 1919. Mr. Roosevelt's estimate lor June 30. the end of the financial year, was £29.847.000.000. but there is a balance of $2 759.000.000 accumulated
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    ISOLATION CAMPS
    60 9 Poland Follows Example Of Germany And Austria Warsaw, June 18. Following the example of Germany and Austria the Council of Ministers to-day passed a decree to be promulgated to-day establishing isolation camps for individuals who menace public order. This closely follows the assassination of the Minister of the
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    JAPANESE PIECE GOODS
    53 9 LHave Big Share Of Chinese Market Shanghai, June 18 Figures issued by the Chinese Finance Ministry show that China's imports from Japan from January to April exceeded her exports by $5,388,436. China imported goods, mostly piece 4 goods, to the extent of $11,554,046 dur- ing the same
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    37 9 Moscow, June 15. I A lorry driver was shot dead by I order ot a court on the charge of driv- I ing a car while drunk and killine three I people m a collision.— Reuter Wireless
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    101 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices I And Sterling Rates I London, June 18. Spot (Sellers* 6 11 16 d. (6 9,16d> (Buyers > 6 9il6d. (6 7 16dj July-September 6^d. <6%d.> Oct. -December 6 7 B d. (6%d.» January-March 7 1 32 d. (6 7 /sd.) Market lnactive.
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      A SINGAPORE RUBBER POOL
      629 10 London Rumour t\ rising From Heavy Local Buying In our report last week (.state Messrs. Symington and Wilson. London rubber broken, m their weekly market report dated June 6) we stated that for the moment there would seem to be little Incentive to any substantial price
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      FRENCH GOLD
      53 10 Steady Increase In Holdings Paris, June 14. The continued influx of gold holdings is reflected m the weekly balance sheet of the Bank of France, which shows that with the increase of 386.--000.090 francs m gold holdings, the >-'oki cover has risen t.o a frnrtion nv^r 79 per
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      88 10 IPhe Customs duties imposed m Jotore since June 1933 on coconuts, copra und coconut oil exported from the State have been cancelled. Commenting on the operating profit shown by the Canadian National Railways for the first four months of this ar, the Hon. C. P. Fullerton. chairman of trustees, declares
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      THE MERSEY TUNNEL
      765 10 THE MERSEY TUNNEL INTERESTING RUBBER i ROAD WORK Mr. Walter Shakspeare's Comments i At the annual general meeting of the Ceylon Association m London. Mr. Walter Shakspeare. the president. In tfci* course of his remarks referred to efforts made to develop the use of rubber for roads. The following exl.'Cts
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      91 10 Chamber Of Commerce R ubber A ssociation DAILY PUCKS CURRENT Jime 18, \l o'clock noon Buyers Sellers tf.S.S. equal to London Standard, spot (loose) 22 22 8 R.S.S. equal to London Standard <F. 0.8.> July 22l 2 22^ 8 Std. RS.S. on Tender June 22 1 2 22->'Bt 1 Juiy-Sept.
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      NORTH BORNEO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
      214 10 The monthly committee meeting of Ihe North Borneo Chamber of Commerce was held m the Sandakan Club on Wednesday. 6th June. Present The Hon'ble Mr. F. W. PinilOCk, Ul the Chair. Mr. A. McKencirick. Mr. G. Mayor, Mr. H. J. Walker. Dr. V. A. Stookes.
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      142 10 June 18, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers GamDier Java Cube Hamburg Cube '•£> Muntok White Pepper 34.00 White Pepper 3300 Black Pepper IJ>°9 Capra, mixed f-*® Copra. Sundried 2.55 Small flake Tapioca 4 50 Small Pearl Tapioca 6.00 Lingga Sago Flour 1.65 Fair Sago Flour 165 Palcmbang
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      JAVANESE SUGAR
      108 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Meckin, June 13. New difficulties are arising to hinder the Batavia trade conference. There has been some hope that Tapan will buy more sugar to oblige Java, but Mr. Sakurai. of the Ifitsutl Buss&n Kaislia. m an interview, said rhat if Japan agreed .o
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      Fraser's Share List
      1000 10 MONDAY. JVNE 18. 1934. ttuyers. geiter* Ampat Tin (4) 6s. 7 1 ~c; 7s \sam Kumbang at 37s 6d 403 c.d Austral Malay (£> 4Ss 6d 45s Ayer Kiiam Tin «.ss> 15s 1 6s c.d Ayer \Wng <$1> 1.90 2.00 Bangrin Tin <£) i4s 9d 35s 6d
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      GERMAN BONDS' SHARP RECOVERY
      845 10 GERMAN BONDS' SHARP RECO VERY IDRIS HYDRAULIC TIN LIMITED A WELL-EQUIPPED PROPERTY Hr. Thomas On Company's Prospects The twentieth annual general meet.n^ of Idris Hydraulic Tin. Ltd., was leld at the registered office of the •ompany, 73, Cheapside. London. E C It. C. V. Thomas (the chairman ol he company
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      Effect Of Chancellor's Statement
      217 10 Effect Of Chancellor's Statement London. .l unche h On the Stock Excl feature was the sharp ment 01 Oerman fconda berlain's reassuring House of Commons r tection of British sections were not I cent financial and ments. consequently was scarce and prl sag. Among eomm* firm and active owi: and
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      Exchange Rates
      120 10 Juno 18 SELLING London 4 months 1 right London 3 months' I London 60 days London 30 days 1 light London, demand London. T.T. Lyons and Paris, den Hamburg, demand New York, demand Batavia. Sourabaw Samarang. denial. Penang. demand Caieutta. Bombay, demand Rangoon. Madras. Colombo, demand Hong Kong,
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      22 11 CREDIT-FONCIER D'EXTREMEORIENT HEAD OFFICE. BRUSSELS. BRANCHES MORTGAGE BANK agents. Agents for u nion of ParU ngur y->o. Ltd H. SARTON, Manager. l
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      874 11 Assets exceed $12.000.000 Assurance m force over f3s.»t».f§ The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street, Singapore LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewr, EC T*e ccnpany has £20 ,000 deposited w, th t^ Supre.e^oun o^nglan^and copies wtt h tne
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    WILL GERMANY RETURN ?
    146 11 WILL GERMANY RETURN CONVERSATIONS HO PROCEED sting Of Bureau May Be Called London, June 13. the meeting 01 the at Conference Genson to a close at .ifternoon the ChairHdiderson. expressed the conversations of securing Gerwculd proceed with ible delay. Otherwise Lye to call a meeting B ireau. Hungary intimated that
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    238 11 ►11 vv ng information has been received from the Chief of the CenStatUtlcs, Batavia: stion of estates, converted to long tons 01 2.240 lbs. dry weight. i- This is an estimate of total production of all Estates <ie excludtag native production for which see return Statistics
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    Latest Additions To Raffles Library
    706 11 Illustrated Gordon ln China. Kg? <*"<•« African Intrtgue 'tinted (H l J W) Tieer Da >' s 'to^^Lw^iSSSS Pop:/ The M^ m tne Making. Illustrated \SSSSff Gordon> Sailormen All. Illus. *S£S?*w£?*' Li neh "editenanean 'JS^ >? H> T P e Crimso Zapata ot Mexico. Illustrated
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    QUOTA EXCEEDED
    103 11 Wheat Exports From Argentina London, June 14. Answering a question lri the House of Commons regarding Argentina's wheat export the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade. Dr. Burgin. said that he was given to understand thut these had already exceeded the cuota for the period ending August
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    R.A.F. DISPLAY
    122 11 1 Many Spectacular Events Arranged London, June 11. The Prince of Wales, who is Air Marshal m the Royal Air Force, will represent the King at the Royal Air Force display at Hendon on June 30. A special exhibition of aircraft equipment will be on view m connection
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    MR. H. H. HEATON
    37 11 xLnul> islands' New Governor London, June 14. S approved the appoint Herbert Hennlker Heaton. ecretary of Cyprus, to bind Commander-in-Chif of I Inlands m succession to O'Grady, who is retiring Birj British Radio
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    468 11 Singapore. June 15. MEAT Beef steak (Round) Kati 30 Beef stew or curry do 24 Pork, lean do 42 j Pork, lean and fat i Ist quality. do 34 Mutton Australian lb 35 Fowl Kati 32 jHens (Locally reared* do 40 'Ducks (Java* Each 45 Pigeons, domestic
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      419 12 Local And^ Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 730 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuan tan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
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    STORMS IN KOREA
    51 12 Many Fishermen Missing Off Kokaibo Tokio, June 5. According to a message from Seoul approximately 400 fishermen remain unaccounted for the following terrific storms off the south-western coast oi Kokaibo Province, Korea. A group oi fishing boats were caught m the storms between Saturday night and Sunday
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    JAPANESE SHIPOWNERS
    52 12 Agreement Reached To Stop Cut-Throat Competition Dairen. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha and the Dairen Kisen Kaisha. leaHing shipowners operating on the Japan-Dairen line, have reached an understanding to do away with cut throat freight competition and have agreed as to the amount of cargo to be hnnriiPrt hv
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    473 12 CAN SHIPS BE MADE UNSINKABLE? French Inventor Refuses To Divulge Secret Paris, June 7. The recent demonstration of an invention to raise sunken ships or to prevent damaged ships from sinking, which took place m Cherbourg harbour has attracted the interest not jinly of maritime officials everywhere,
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    114 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside tkt u-u Expr. -ted v JJj* East Wharf (Entrant n i. Rohna 22: Crei >' Main Wharf (Entra** Gat,. Nieuw Zeeland Takada 13; Prei Tung Song 9; Ku Empire Dock (Entrance St 1 Steel Scientist Kajang 35; Eumaeu irf^ Par Empire Dock Itntrancf c?atT?? 3B Alipore
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    128 12 Glengarry. Brit < 343 ton, London 18.0. I•: H 1 96 Bont Keat, Brit .romLnna 18.6. Cor Rhio lings Menelau.s. Brit Shanghai 18.6. u,r Hull tmham and P- Ipoh. Brit. 528 I t iui ham 18.6, r I 20.6. Khoen >i Pontlanak L 8.6, foi 20 »> Hua
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    CLEARANCES
    18 12 June 17: M T.iipai Dut.>: Orandidier (I Nor.'-. Boekms June 18:-J V Both 'Dir anak, Jerantut I
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    189 12 Aeroplane Machine-Gun Practice The following notice has been issued from Fort Canning: Owners and Masters of Shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear or the range as possible during the aeroplane machine gun practice, which will take place at Pulau Suber on the dates stated
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    31 12 The P. and O. Rawalpindi has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive at this port at noon on Wednesday She will proceed alongside the S.H. Board's wharf on arrival.
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    TO PROTECT OUR COMMERCE
    407 12 H.M.S. CAPETOWN FOR THE YANGTSZE PATROL j Captain Budgen's High Reputation When the China Squadron was reconstituted with the 10,000-ton cruisers of the County class the commer- cial community saw that there was liable to be a difficulty over the heavy draft of these ships, and
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    88 12 Per President Hayes.- Mrs. H. J. Appel, Miss Bernice Appel. Master Appel, Miss Vera Amazar, Dr W :E. Cake. Master A. F. Cake, Mrs. W. E. Cake. Master W. E. Cake Mr. C. W Creek, Mrs C. \V Creek. Mr. G. Edmonds, Mr. Byron Fox. Miss L. Hanna,
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    PACIFIC SERVICE
    82 12 United Ocean Transport. Ltd states a Now York report, is said to be planning to build three 18-knot vessels lor operation between Los Angeles. San Francisco and possibly Seatttle. and the Far East. The line at p-vsent operates rour 16-knot shiDs m a similar service and may add
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    Derby County Beaten By German Team
    1969 15 Derby County Beaten By German Team wicket. O'Reilly had two men lurking there. This was sheer tragedy. Hendren hit his hardest, but missed a few. The trouble is that the wicket just suits O'Reilly and Grimmett. Geary straightway turned O'Reilly for a single to leg. Grimmett rested after 100 minutes,
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    England Were Outplayed At Every Point
    2317 15 THE FIRST TEST MATCH fames' Bowling Was The Only Satisfactory Feature JACK HOBBS' CRITICISM OF mc vj/ViVlt, thoroughly deserved .their victory m the first Test t\ outplayed England a. every point. This 'is ti. P mo.-.i ol" tiio English papers. Telegraph declares: "We can
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    BUENOS AIRES CUP FINAL
    413 15 PANTHERS BEATEN BY KNAVES American Polo Team In England London, May 'S The first of the three tournamenU m which the Aurora (U.S.AJ polo team intend to compete during their stay In England was begun on Saturday at Roehampton, when m the first round of that
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    187 15 The following have been invited to play cricket for S.C.C. Ist XI vs. SRC. Ist XI on Saturday at p m and Sunday 10 30 am at SRC R a Ashworth, C. N. Reed. Lt. C. F. O. Bond. C G Jenner, F P H. Pearse, G. Carr,
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      A.P.C. Lose To The Municipality
      394 16 Municipality 2; A.P.C. 1. As was expected, the Municipal Services defeated the A.P.C. m yester- I days Commercial Cup match at the| Qeylang Stadium, but they should have done so by a greater margin j than 2-1. The Municipality were on top most of the
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      Fraser and Neave's "A" Beat "B"
      366 16 F. &N. "A" .6; F. &N. "B M .2. In the Commercial Cup match yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium Fraser and Neave's "A" team beat the "B" team, by six goals to two. The losers shaped well during the first part of the
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      Five Goals Against Pressmen
      517 16 Monopolies .5; Straits Times Press. .0. The Straits Times Press Club suffered defeat to the tune of five- nil m a Commercial Cup game at the hands of the Government Monopolies yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The match, however, was not so onesided as the
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    France Eliminated From Davis Cup
    255 16 Australia And Czechoslovakia To Meet In European Final Australia defeated France m the European zone semi-final of the Davis Cup yesterday and will meet Czecho- Slovakia for the right to play America m the inter-zone final. Paris. June 18. In the Davis Cup European zone
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    Australians At Lord's
    121 16 Australians At Lord's B.H. LYON AND ROBINS BAT WELL London, June 18. P H. LYON. the Gloucestershire captain, and R. W. V. Robins, the Middlesex all-rounder, batted well for the Gentlemen against the Australians at Lord*s to-day. The Australians were all out for 230, E. R. T. Holmes, the Surrey
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    LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    301 16 LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Kamis Beats Chong Thutt Pitt fZAMIS, the young Malay player who defeated Roy Smith, m, the Singapore lawn tennis championships at the S.C.C. the other day. made further progress yesterday by defeating Chong Thutt! Pitt, the Chinese Guillemard Cap: player. It was a hard fight but the
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    T. J. A. Green In Second Final
    105 16 T. J. A. Green In Second Final T. J. A. Green, who. with J. M Mason, won the men's handicap doubles final at Tanglin Club on Friday, reached another final yesterday even- i ing when he and Mrs. J. D. Laing m the mixed doubles open beat Mr and Mrs
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    Malayan Golf Champion Runner-Up In Siam
    55 16 Malayan Golf Champion Runner-Up In Siam (Prom Our 1 'une 18 Thi .pofSn has again been hitherto unb".. W. J Qibb chanam was runner-up r the 7 is 274. TinV> :81. Gibbs 286 At the end of t round Gibo was two strok^ finish was anticl of the first nixn
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    THE ASCOT MEETING
    86 16 Call-Over 1 or Royal Hunt (up I uiuion, June 18. TO-<Uj Royal Hr.: Cup «T fur 152 i to be i Ascot on Wear.- as follows 1 iO— l Alluvial. 100—9 Rentenm r I 100—8 E.;r:^ 100—8 Mori a. 100—7 Command i ill 15 l The Abb
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    13 16 Dr. J A P C. Officer. Alor E 'ing on lea* m August.
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