The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 June 1935

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. ESTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY, JINE 26, 1935 18 CENTS
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  • Article
    Epic Rescues From Sinking British Ship
    240 1 KING AWARDS POSTHUMOUS MEDAL TO COOK SACRIFICED LIFE TO SAVE BOY Terrible Ordeal In Lifeboats London. June 25. rKing has made a posthumous i the Albert Medal. given only m cases of exgallantry and devotion, to Gibson, late cook of the s.s.: life saving
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    SIR F. LEITH-ROSS
    76 1 London. June 24. pick Leith-Ross* forthcoming to China was the subject of a of questions m the House of today to which Sir Samuel replying, said that as soon as Chinese Government were informthe appointment, the British nent expressed a hope to the 1 States. French. Japanese
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN IN ROME
    218 1 Italy's Firm Attitude On Abyssinia Heme. June 24. SO far Mr. Eden has not broached the Abyssinian question though the presence oi Mr. Thompson, the Foreign Office expert on Africa. supports the report that Mr. Eden is anxious to raise the matter. Alter three hours'
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    STOP PRESS
    112 1 Hong Kong. June 25. H.M.S. Dorsetshire is under halthour sailing notice, owing, it is believed to apprehension m official circles as to the intentions of the rebel warships at present m Hong Kong. It is believed the rebels are contemplating another runaway and that the Nanking cruisers, while
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    Fate Of Rebel Cruisers Settled
    134 1  - Fate Of Rebel Cruisers Settled Chew Jit Poh THE HAICHI LEAVES HONG KONG Nanking Wants Them Disarmed Hong Kong. June 25. PRACTICALLY all questions regarding the return of the rebel cruisers, the Haichi and Haishen. to the Central Government. were settled on board the Ninghai this morning. Two Important questions
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    ANOTHER LIST OF DEMANDS BY JAPANESE
    320 1  - ANOTHER LIST OF DEMANDS BY JAPANESE Chew Jit POh DR. SUN VAT SEN'S FOR TRA I 7 Cbarhar Treaty Not Yet Signed Shanghai. June 25. ANOTHER Sino- Japanese confer- ence has been arranged at Calgan shortly, states an official eport from Peiping which denies hat the Chinese delegates have ;igned
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    News From All Quarters
    312 1 Heat Wave. -London is ,«xperiencmg a heat wave and also France, where the highest shade temperature was 97. Lower Interest. -The French Government has decided to lower the interest on National Detence Bonds from 4-- 2 to 4 per cent, as from June 25. Horse Show.—
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    Seventeen Killed In Air Crash
    81 1 Seventeen Killed In Air Crash Panama, June 2f>. SEVENTEEN people, including the Argentine tenor and Him star, Carlos Gardel. were killed m an aeroplane collision at Medcllin airport. Senor Gardel was en route to Panama with a troupe alter a South American tour. Their tri-motored plane, after taking otT from
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    China Defends Her Opium Policy
    369 1 China Defends Her Opium Policy SHARP FALLS IN SILVER Speculators Tired Of Waiting London, June If. SILVER has now fallen to the April level, before the raising of the American internal price forced up the world price. This is chiefly due to the sharp falls yesterday and today caused by
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      65 1 LB "I v Jjij^ fjtarffitt IR#kl rj^ MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE M V«__ DINNER DANCE («*-»> 9 30 t0 m,dn,ght AND NINO .WJSbI-s COMEDIANS, SINGERS "J^aS PERFORMED BY THE FEATURING AN APACHE DANCE AS FEW qnE mqnth NOTORIOUS i_M«j ffi^AT THE GUILLOTINE BEFORE HIS EXECUTION Al l
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      73 1 pi ■▼llS I BbbbbbV B^H SBaWaB^B bY _fl bbbbbbbL-*. L I SEA VIEW P^ HOTEL TONIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER A l>\N(T Ml S|( BY lUX EAMOI'S RELLER BAND THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MEETS TODAY /JT 1 PM AT THE ADELPHI HOTEL SPEAKER DR. UM ENG HAE,
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    ESTATE ASIATIC STAFFS
    475 2 Association Not A Trade Union IB (From Our Own Correspondent) H Kuala Lumpur. June 24. lIW VTTEKS interest to estates and <aate employees throughout the country were discussed at the eighth i innual general meeting of the Estate Asiatic Staffs' Association at the Town I Hall last
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    UNCONSCIOUS FOR THREE DAYS
    79 2 UNCONSCIOUS FOR THREE DAYS Medical Student Makes Fine Recovery hospital tuts saved the Hie ol a I 20-year old student o, the bcSegS ot Medicine. Singapore, who w t admitted on the afternoon o J™ H UncWWCIOUS and ta a t r condition. mimbbi Rom, h nn 2_? d f
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      85 2 MeiilladeYoung Vigour Increased In 24 Hours ■'■■■■> i- <'■ old before your tin.?, and the is, res of youth >'" y -Tabs and restore Manhood, Vitality at. (i Hnersrr S* r J »«> hour* r»r. vi v *1-T.ibs bm a t^w discovery and 2u«r. ant«-ed to build ne* blood a»
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      129 2 'I NOTICE. MJNAS RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED. (Incorporated In the s.s.. -NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ,n Interim Dividend ol 4 per een, o nn th P, W bf> Paid t0 Shareholders fev£! b clos d Tu°i SQ v.< 9th to Monday the 15th July 193S By Order ol the Board.
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      597 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. TKADF. MARK XOTICK. H CjuE.C I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the I trade mark and <v- trade name depicted above consisting ol the letters "G.E.c." I, tin- exclusive property of THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY. limited, ol Magnet House. Klngswaj, London. W.C.2, England, and is used by ■'file
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      338 2 _B i^— I I QUiCK TONE UP I TREATMENT I FIVE O'CLOCK FACIAL. _^_^_^B »>'♦• 0 Strawberry I/otion quick complexion rrjuxrn.itot _^_^_^_H strawberries Medical Hall, Ltd. j HOARD RESIDENCE. 1 -EAST ANC.LIA. I I OXLEY RISK. Near I High and cool situation Large I grounds Excellent cuisine. Tennis Dally or
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      286 2 Che Siiujiuv fVCC IPlCoo dom,r Kn. tli _^_H NOrri Thonr London bSSSSSSSsI I I, ft > < I'honr. ft "I eadnv.l, T^JSi I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Quarts, I v 555 th. usual hank dhvount ADVERTISEMENT RAT£ S I*gSSSSSSI iJs-iru-d To I/- For Sal. |l ,b,,< "'V? 1 I Auctions, rt. ■I
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      288 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY, JUNE Hi. Football:: S.Ai.A League, Div. I. R.F.. vs. S.C.C. Anson Road Stadium; Friendly. Medical College vs. O.CB.CSA. Medical College. THURSDAY, JUNE tt. High Water. B.L>O a.m 7 7 it 755 pm 8.5 It. Football: s.a.f.a. League. Div. n. s.c.c. vs. Police, padang; Div. 111.
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      33 2 £#w Notices For The Day BVfm the A g chiel iMlice. Sir Samuel Thomas. J., F.M.S., and Mr Jastlea aße.ketl Terrell m the Ist Court a 11 a.m. __*S**2" ppeal No t w
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      256 2 I Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI 'Owned and operated by Radio Service CO. of Malaya Ltd.' Wavelength 4!>.!> metres 6 p.m. Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Strait: Times. Stock and share reporl supplied by Fraser and Co. I 8.30 Close down. I U.U.C.— GSH, GSG and GSM Wavelengths—
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    'QUITT RENT ON RUBBER LAND MUST BE SCALED DOWN"
    2869 3 Mr. Miller Mackay Criticises Present High Figures PRODUCERS' DIFFICULTIES "We Are Just Keeping Oar Heads Above Water" -THE high quit rent on rubber land was severely criticised 1 In the Johore State Council by Mr Miller m. ltlcised terday. Miller Mackay
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      40 3 __m i^ AND STRAWS, y ff' ARRIVED YESTERDAY, "\JCk/ ON DISPLAY TODAY CHARMING CREATIONS j i PRICED FROM $2 95 TO $5 95 colours- BLACK, NAVY, *****, *GREY, FAWN, PINK, RED, YELLOW, BEIGE AND WHITE. WHITEAWAY UIDLAW CO., LTD. SINGAPORE
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      199 3 BBSBBSS^ A TRUE INVESTMENT ♦TENNY-A-MILE MOTORING"— four people riding m per- SFLCIAL FEATIKKS. New radiator, longer bonnet, valaneed feet comfort for a cent a mile each that's what you get with wings, 4-speed gear box with Synchromesh on top. an Austin Seven. And now, with the new Seven Ruby Saloon
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      40 3 YOUR DOG MUST HAVE MEAT L— ,*^f >S1 He gets it m rcalh wholesome form m omhin.ttinn with finest wheatnu.ils m SPRA7TS OVALS QUITE SUFftEME IN THE OOCI ESTEEM I rmtf tiiijiiirirs r> E. s. BEST, P.O. Box 2'H. Koiiilmi.
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    ATTEMPT TO SPAN THE ANTARCTIC
    751 4 !.\t'u York. THE two Canadian pilots, nun who have been helping to open up the rich mining country oi the north by air. who will fly the fast Northrop monoplane Polar Star for Lincoln Ellsworth on his third attempt to span ihv Antarctic continent irom
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    GOLD IN STONE
    157 4 Young GirFg Chance Discovery Tennants Greek. C..V Tv.. n have gone out about mo miles west to peg out a claim that carries some ol the best specimens ol frei gold yet seen here. Three months .040. the nun were returning from a futile expedition when their
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    Meet The Man Who Sees 500 Films Every Year
    665 4 Meet The Man Who Sees 500 Films Every Year HE HAS TO HACK HIS OPINION TO THE TIM: OF $250,000 Arthur Jarratt, fllm booking chief oi the Gaumont-Brltish Picture Corporation, sees 500 ol the world's best films a year, and has to back his opinion lor at least $250,000 each
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    STONE-AGE MEN
    100 4 Strang ,kin« Custom Okssrvc. S, \atix, ,33^ i!£?« ■Si s*srjs Jhta custom, resembi ■fj natives oi Tench Ki. Rabtil -T.n.-i vi, :(i rerrttorj but only other Ctermans befoi M< who went th ol the sohooner VU Schooners Island, but nobodj bore Wh n I landed netaen" All wei
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      17 4 REMINGTON RAND INC I'MH-ik. incorporated m U.S. A.) BUILDING •«'A.j LDING SINGAPORE. ■""""^■■'■■■■■■■■■■■■iSßßßi J/ Warm Studios 2
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      26 4 REFRIGERATING ICE PLANTS AMMONIA DIRECT EXPANSION AND i sole agents f wYfTH aTs..rc? r £gl \rr. M llsa<|ssCr incorporated m S S W Warm Studio Bauasaaaasaw
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    178 5 ii»n with the Empire Da* "lebraUonl ri Vi c the 5* re IV <>1 "ore admitted Ires si efttars* m eesaaecthe ramons swimmer, gave a demoiistr^Vi'.»., hL IT" w tl ,cd ■wtmmtna, divin* and life-savins displays and X IL Ifcsasae. aasai.iliMl a shearing the methods by which he takes food
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      129 5 V> r\v, Sn. d *sV It tK|aV^sLSsslsißSßS# BBb/ 1 W. +T Mmm WmW ft"*^ SIEMENS CINE CAMERA for 16 mm. Smaflfilm is so popular at home! We stock it m Singapore will gladly demonstrate it to you! SCHMIDT CO., 89, Bras Basah Road. Raffles Hotel Building, sole agents for Malaya.
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    Chop Proprietors Alleged Loan Of $5,000 Ends In Cheating Charge
    257 6 pURTHER evidence was recorded yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Singapore criminal district judge, m the case m which Chia Chan Tock. proprietor of Chop Bian Giap. is charged with cheating the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. m respect
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    SHOCK FOR SON
    140 6 I'cnang, June 24. The death of an aged Cantonese woman. Tho Yip. who was found hanging In a house In Brick Kiln Road on June 12. formed the subject of an inquiry at the Coroners court on Saturday At the conclusion of the inquiry, the Coroner (Mr.
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    AMAH COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
    353 6 Charges Of Infanticide I And Attempted Murder J a YOUNG Cantonese amah. L<i Tai. j H^* was present and was represented Iby Mr. V. J. Mendis at the preliminary Binquiry into a charge of infanticide Bbefore Mr. J. McP. Brander. the SingaBpore third Magistrate, yesterday. I
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    BOY DROWNED IN STREAM
    101 6 While Out Catching Birds Beer aa sam, June 11. The Seremban magistrate and court II pn t^ded to Main m. today, where an Inquest was held on a young Malay, who. srith a party ol other boys were OUt catching birds In a patch of Jul
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    STOLE WIDOWS SOW
    265 6 (Prom Our Own Correspondent i MMM Bahru. June 1% A Chinese vegetable planter was fined $60. or two months' rigorous .imprisonment, for the theft oi a SOW belonging to a Chinese widow Accused's defence that he and two others killed the animal believing it to be a
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    To Encourage Consumption Of Coconut Produce
    1530 6 SPECIAL PROMINENCE TO BE GIVEN AT MALAYAN EXHIBITION TN accordance with a recommendation of the Vegetable oik 1 committee and at the request of the Government th Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association has decided to cord special prominence to the coconut industry m j hl 12th
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      145 6 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL TONIGHT \f 9.30 p.m. FLORIGNY W Sail "■^^SMS^v jBBBBWp THE CELEBRATED FRENCH PIANISTE BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLES PRICES: $3, $2 $1. "W I V live on their Nerves instead of their Food 'jg^^\t\ like anything more Besides T-TURRIED, scanty meals I f A /^r*FY\ You can
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      275 7 First National's Thrilling romance of the race track! bs_T ißk 111 UAUDDA STARTING TODAY IL^J k MLllHlflDtlA 315 6 .15 -9 15 Kn[ S S^Bs W^W. J AmW S£ Something neic and Startling that icill leave you gasping Wjjj& ASTOR TALBOT |f||| "RED HOT TYRES" IbbP^?** with ROSCOE KARNS and
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      159 7 NEVER HAS WILL ROGERS HAD A STORY SO DEEPLY HUMAN. SO REFRESHINGLY HUMOROUS SO SINCERELY APPEALING AND STIRRING AS THIS: STARTS TODAY: Matinee at 3.15 PAVILI ON *is im mm j^ '^Sn BQ \©AMb aBBBBBBV w^wiiOS /ROGERS. Judge m I Priest L TOM BROWN ANITA LOUISE 1 ROCHEUE HUDSON HENRY
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
    30 8 The cremation of the remains of Miss Rasaletehumy Kangasar. the beloved daughter of Mr. T. Kangasar. Traffic Inspector. F.M.S. Railways. Singapore, will take place today at 4.30 p.m.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1935 Tin's Future-1
    876 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1935 Tin 's Future-1 I IT cannot be pretended that the speech by the Hon. Mr. John I Bagnall at the half yearly meeting I ot the Straits Trading Co. will be well received m mining circles m I Malaya and the charge
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    DAY TO DAY
    168 8 us vv right, ot st. Andrews School has returned from leave m Europe The Secretary ot State tor the Colonies has approved the appointment oi Mr. Arthur Pelham Mayne to be an Assistant Engineer. Malayan PW D with effect from Apr 26 Mr Mavne arrived on May
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    108 8 Mr. X D. Smith And Miss Dorothy Baker The wedding of Mr. Erie Donald The bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith. of Leyton Sans 116 £°< wISTSf. 'sleevlTan'd a^n'f^ white hand-made lace, and we^r'L ThnmL Snowie. the R ev G B Thompson conducting
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    As I was Saying.
    626 8 A crop la ties A mi Agriculture Hhave been trans>lane, and this is ?ans of travel foi ut from Canada it two oxen have ince of 125 miles aent by a freightarrying 'plane kerial transport Is eing more and lore used for grlcultural and oological purposes,
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    Cure And Kill
    931 8 ■(JYP^vhen he is lree like* to sit n the terrace ot a popular esic and HwmtcH the crowd Watching under towered lids with his brows shoot- up m steep eaves never distract. ■mm from his monologue "As you say I haw talent. he began. -And that added
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      277 8 pf^ A LITTLE CHEAPER j jßf THAN OTHER WHISKIES f1 1 BBTTlfaaat I GOOD SOUND SCOTCH .fg§^L MACGREGOR'S mm RED SPOT. T W'"\ CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. mm, %'mV* (Incorporated under the Companies' RPEfc Ordinances of Hongkong) .*wssS 'Incorporated m Shanghai* fflSS®- Wholesale Retail 3COTCHWK* WINE MERCHANTS I I I
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      43 8 THE CUSTOMER SAID "Ginger Ale, please." "Pale"? asked the waiter. "No, thanks, just a glass." Just a thought and you will join the army of "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT and ALL SICKNESS POLICYHOLDERS. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    Counsel Defends Prohibition Writ
    1655 9 TRU "It d a Ration NOT VALID Argument On P owerB To Demolish Houses THE appeal ol the Sina-anore i™~ 1 decision f the Chie, TJsti* TTT t TrUst H— a writ of prohibition preventing them Hu 6gard, granting Governor m Coun.il i„ connection with""! PP
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    DEATH OF LADY WATSON
    158 9 (From Our Own Correspondent London, June 25. THE death occurred yesterday of Lady Watson, wife of Sir Malcolm Watson, the famous malariologist. The funeral will take place on Thursday at Wimbledon. Lady Watson was the eldest daughter of the late David Gray, of Glasgow. (Free Press
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    106 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices < From Our Own Correspondent RUBBER London. June 25. Spot (Sellers* 6 1 16 d fG'sd.* Buyers* 6d. <6d.» October-December 6 l 4 6. <6 9 32d.» January-March 6 13;32d. <67 16d> April-June 617 32d. <6 9 16d> Market Slightly easier. New York,
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    Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
    334 9 Unrestricted Submarine Warfare "J* EVER AGAIN 1 PROMISE BY gBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB GERMANY I London, June 25. QNE effect of the Anglo-German I agreement is that Germany I has agreed never again to resort to unrestricted submarine warfare. l. This announcement received loud B cneers m the House of Commons when I
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    VOLUNTEERS AGAIN ACTIVE
    185 9  -  Attacks On Japanese Outposts Mianghai. June 24. /CHINESE volunteers m Heilung- kiang and Kirin are reported to be very active, attacking Japanese and Manchukuo outposts along the Siberia-Manchukuo frontiers. A Japanese message from Harbin states that the majority of the volunteers used to belong to the regular
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      177 9 I NEW AND INEXPENSIVE I HANDBAGS 1 I™_W mM*B ASS °RTMENT OF ATTRAC I J^^^^^rx^i MODERNISTIC DESIGNS AND X^^Clll^M CO *-OUR COMBINATIONS TO I tfK___^ll_4__-^3 TONE W,TH AN Y DRESS '_s_________^Rl_ p^iCES RANGE FROM: I L=__!__!__^ $17.50 each. I -:WE CORDIALLY INVITE INSPECTION:I ROBINSON Co., Ltd. I EL ORIE NTE
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      DEVON ESTATES LIMITED
      513 10 Capital Reduction Resolutions at an extraordinary general meeting of Devon Estates 1 Malacca) Limited m the registered office of the company, French Bank Buildings, Singapore, on Thursday, June 27. the following resolutions wili be proposed: KKSOLITION I U) That that portion of the capital of the company,
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      BUYS STRAITS RUBBER
      132 10 Canada Becomes Important Customer wov. Ottawa. With .1 Dig re-export trade to cater :?L^ co siderab^ domestic consumpMon, Canada is becoming an increasing purchaser of raw rubber. A feature of the trade is the way m which Empire mar^e 1^ Capturing tne Canadian' IPhrmerly nearly ail Canada's
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      NEW DEEP OIL WEL
      43 10 A msm i \m, 11 -*v- Baku. -•or 4M 4 71 oft L? ly yield of This well iw,„ s^ lnR wpWted. ol 2.043 mem and ta J° a on the JSSSC oil h fl C ef^ PeSt We
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      105 10 Singapore Produce Prices 1 I June 2ft. Gambler 6.00 Java Cube 10.00 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 21.00 White Pepper 19.00 Copra. Sundried 4.20 Copra, mixed 3.85 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. 'Siam I W.C. No. 1
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      PRICES RISING AFTER SETBACK
      451 10 London Metal And Produce Market Report London. William Jacks and Company, produce and metal brokers, m their London market report dated May 29. state: Prices naturally receded on the anxiety regarding the franc position, and the unfavourable news regarding the N.R.A. policy of the U.S.A.. as
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      GAS IN INDUSTRY
      136 10 Uses Are Steadily rncreaKiritf j The use ot gas for industrial purposes m Sheffield is steadily increasing A jyear ago the first atm >sphere-controiled j gas furnace was fixed m a Sheffield I steel manufacturers works and since ;then a considerable number of furnaces I have been
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      Fraser's Share List
      1150 10 TUESDAY, nJNt 25. 1935 MININCi Buyers Sellers. Ampjit Tin <4s> 43 4-s tfci Amid Kumbang 30s f>d 32s Gd x.d. Austral Malay i£) Ws 61s c.d. Ayer Hitam Tin iss> 13s 3d 14s c,d. i Ayer Wens (tl) I*o *-&5 Bantriu Tin <£> Ms 25s Batu SHanpor
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      Exchange Rates
      209 10 June 25. London, 4 months' sight 2 4 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London 30 days' sight 2 3 29 32 London, demand 2 3 7 8 London, T.T. 2 3 7 8 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      100 10 June !>5. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.86 Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2x4 gallon tins $4 46 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon go Shell Motor Spirit In 4«allon drums per British Imperial
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      85 10 London, June 21. On the Stock Exchange, activity m gold minings and certain industrials notably motors on the industry's good output and also eleotrical equipments relieved the general disposition to quietness which was chiefly due to the end of the settlement. Towards the close, however, buying for the
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      96 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June 25. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.X. R.S. S. m cases FOB. July) 20 8 20> 2 Good F.A.Q. m cases FOB. July) 19.15 16 20 No. I. X. R.S.S. < Spot loose) award able Singapore) 20 tt 20»4 No. I. X. R
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      PUNGGOR RUBBER
      143 10 Small Profit Earned During Year The report of the directors of the Punggor Rubber Estates. Ltd to the twenty-fifth annual general meeting ol shareholders to be held m Pullerton Building. Singapore, on Saturday: June 29. states: Your director:. submit hep with the c.uly audited accounts lor th.- year
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      RUSSIAN STEEL
      105 10 Increased Production Causes Less Buyinjr From Britain In the first lour mm::,- thla Russian purchaM_ o: Steel :ri>m Grea* Britain fell from 0>36.676 the C anvspondlng period oi las: year t_' 234.532. according to the Ifoacoar Narodnj Bank. Purchases >i rubber fell from 1:524.712 u> i:2i3.oit>. This differ*-;
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      193 10 June 21. 23. 24. American Can. Com. 140~ s 144 141 American Telephone and Telegraph 127"„ itM l m 127 1 Atcheson Railroad 47' H 47 47 3 H Chesapeake 43' 44 IS*fc Dupont 104 105 104 Firestone 14"„ 15 15 General Electric 26 3 H 2tv' H
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      NEW CHOCOLATE FACTORY
      124 10 How Bourn ville Has Grown In 30 Years Ground is being cleared at Bournville Birmingham, for a new six-storey factory building for the manufacture of chocolate confectionery*. It is hoped to have part of it m production towards the end of the year for the Christmas trade.
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      6 PER CENT. PAID BY BROGA ESTATE
      356 10 6 PER CENT. PAID BY BROG A ESTATE Chairman On Improved Outlook THE fifteenth annual meeting of Bro^a Rubber tates. Ltd.. was held at the rtgj Ed office of the company Roiling Road. Kuala Lumpur, on T!. June 13. Mr. G. Eric T.-aI« 'ch.urr.. dressed the meeting .e< folkra Gentlemen.
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      COPPER WIRE
      110 10 Large Order For Britain From China The large order which with British insulated C last year by the Chin. tor the Nine Provinces and k. toll hue schemes has now b« i pleted. The ordi r compels hard drawn copper w:n I Bl Standard Specification N various staes,
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      CANADIAN TRADE
      153 10 Bi'k Increase In Export* To Empire Countries Ott:i\\.t Canada's e\p arts U* last fiscal year. April M.irch automated to $341,324,000 e6R.2t>s 000» ♦n increase o: more ihan fl pi I )\(T the previous year A feature of the year was th« n.»r mous increase of trade with British
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    977 11  - BASIL RATHBONE' S Stage-Screen Prediction WOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood^,, Person BY ..THE ultimate welding of stage and screen is inevitable When the bond between the screen and the legitimate is rmly established, both branches entertainment will benefit But the stage stands to benefit most by this development for the stage needs
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    247 11 Death Of Weil-Known Penang Chinese Penang, June 81. The death occurred yesterday morning of Mr. Chiu Un Eng at his residence m Penang Road Deceased was aued 57 years. He was the eldest son-in-law of Mr. Lim Kirn Soa and brother-in-law to Mr. Lim Khye Seng
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    584 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst mm VS. KING-QUEEN COUNT oi the honour-tricks m a *stim_f nd /!i n tUmish an accurate estimate of the hand' 3 general strength jin an overwhelming majority of cases; but even while counting his ho-nour-tricks a player
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    COLLISION DEATHS
    123 12 Four Drowned When Pinnace Hits Cargo Boat Four boatmen were drowned iust before noon on Saturday m tragic circumstances and four were saved when a cargo boat carrying bricks 'and a pinnace from the French oruiser Prl mauguet met m collision. The crew of the pinnace swung their
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    183 12 THE NEW ANCHOR LINE TAKES OVER "Existing Services Will Be Maintained" London, May 22. TTHE newly-formed Anchor Line (1935), Ltd.. commenced operations yesterday, when the formal transfer of the fleet and undertaking oi the Anchor Line was completed m Glasgow. Six Anchor Line vessels which were m
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    ATLANTIC BLUE RIBAND
    250 12 Trophy For International Competition Arrangements are being made lor th< presentation of a trophy for the tastes speed of I steamship across th< Atlantic, a preliminary meeting wai held at the offices or the Compagnfc I Generals Tranaatlantlque irrencl Line* m London, to consider the oftei of
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    210 12 Japanese Boned Woman Of Espionage A j ling Japanese woman nan Yurie Aoyama, otn ol the panrni aboard th NYK liner Suw.i Maru. i which touched at Moji last week «>n Its way i BurOfl ll I b xamined by tin Moji Water police on tuspl cion of
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    126 12 White Sea Tempest Sinks Soviet Ships Thi Roviet Russian dredger Chernyschevshl, carrying a crew of 47 met with a violent storm In the White Bes and sufTered severe damage, after which nothing more was heard irom her. Three tugs were tent out to give assistance :i:id one has
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    111 12 Russian Salvage Ventures Near Vladivostok Three search parties ol the Soviet Salvage Association left Vladivostok on June 3 for the northern part of the Maritime Province ln an effort to find the Isumrud. a Russian cruiser which was sunk during the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-06. The cruiser, which
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      582 12 I Local And I Foreign Mail And I Arrivals H BY TRAIN I Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. 8 Thursday 7.30 a.m. I Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. H Saturday 730 a.m. and 7 p.m. JKuanLan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. H Saturday 7.30 am. 7 p.m.
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    A Futile Boxing Innovation
    2487 15  -  Argus W **hly Sporting Notes Compiled By A N Valinn Uas recently adopted "m connection with local ntesti m the n,st \J boxing »n whto?^^,^^^ *as for the -ri tore tf 2 the unanimous. If the V„h the referee v l V U h Jl,dg s
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    270 15 Another All- Malayan Chinese Retard lirokon F; Out (i Oorreopoadi al Muar. Jiiiw r -H Mai; van Chtai w record 1 by yip yoke inn ol Ifuar m the metn ime being a mm 1 1r > kc Thr ialayan Chinese record made ln 933, was H
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      60 15 THE SUNDAY TIMES (THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA) j has arranged to produce a Special Food Number Next Sunday. if This Special Number rill contain many up-o-date articles on vhat to eat. etc.. etc., nd Hill be illustrated. This Number will mn part oi the ordiarv publication. Make i
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    SAPPERS BATTER MALAY DEFENCES IN VAIN
    461 16 Luck Aids Weaker Team To Stem Attack HONOURS EVEN IN SECOND DIVISION play by Hashim m goal all but cost his side a score. Not content with fielding a shot which was going well wide of goal. Hashim fumbled the ball so badly that
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    Third Division Match
    27 16 In a Third Division League football match played on the S.R.C. ground yesterday the Medical Services beat the V.M.C.A. by three goals to two.
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    TANGLIN TENNIS
    57 16 Tournament Ties For Today Today's ties m the Tanglin Club lawn tennis tournament are as follows: Mixed Doubles Handicap Mr. and Mrs. Swinchatt (owe 15> vs. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgess (scr). Men's Doubles Handicap H. F. C. Home and T. If. A. Chestnutt •owe 30 > vs. T.
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    KEEN RACING FOR ATHLETIC PRIZES AT SCHOOL SPORTS
    363 16 photo). (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. June 23. •THE annual sports of the Victoria Institution were concluded on Satur--1 day m ideal weather. There was a large and representative gathering including the Hon. Mr. W. D. Barron. British Resident, and Mrs.
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    LANCS. LOSE TO ESSEX BY 10 WICKETS
    398 16 Cricket Surprises London. June FSSEX. to lar the wooden spoonists ol the county cricket championship decisively beat the champions, by ten wickets. The southern county were helped to a useful first -innings iead by a century by Pearse. and Maurice Nichols, one of
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS TIES
    187 16 RAIN DELAYS OPEN TITLE GAMES •pHERE was again 1 the Singapore open tennis championship courts being too mtt morning's rain Ties for today and tollows TODAYS I Irs Men's Singles Lim Bong Soo vs F«» W T Kobayoshi n Dr. CI Roy Smith vs C. K. P
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    COTTON LEADS WITH 141
    174 16 BRITISH OPEN GOLF QUALIFYING ROUND ILS. Hope In Danger Of Elimination London. June 25. THE second last qualifying round of the British open golf championship It being played at Muirfleld and Gullane today. Cotton. Brews Allis and Mac Donald Smith appear to have no difficulty m
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    WOMEN'S GOLF
    235 16 Teams and starting times tor the women's match between the Singapore Golf Club and the Garrison Club on the Garrison course next Friday are: Singapore Club players are mentioned first PM 3 30 Miss Margohouth (22l v> Mrs Mitchell <28» 335 Mrs Bagnall -20' vs Mrs Bond •26e
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    K. O. IN FIRST ROUND GIVES DOYLE VICTORY
    60 16 Neu lork. Jun* The Irish hea\\A won his first a knocking mt Pnil D0r..,: round of a ten-round fighl Doyle, who married Juditl. film star, has tn < n CTtl American writers. could not fight and did I perly His victory over
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