The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 July 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14.61 G. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1935. CENTS.
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    PEACE ENDANGERED IN EASTERN SIBERIA
    317 1 Soviet Accuse Japanese Of Frontier Violation On Amur River MANCHURIAN GUNBOATS IGNORE WARNINGS Fighting Narrowly Averted In Prohibited Area ajj I m Moscow, July 2. A STRONGLY worded Note protesting against the alleged violation of the Soviet frontier on the Amur River on June 27
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    ROOSEVELT AGAIN DEFEATED Scathing Attack By The Press
    182 1 ROOSEVELT AGAIN DEFEATED Scathing Attack By The Press New York, July 2. 8216 votes to 146 President Roosevelt's Public Utilities Bill Feated m the House of Rerhe President's defeat is welted by the majority of the Press. New York Times says it is a vie- orderly, constitutional governDESERVED REBUKE Herald-Tribune
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    25 1 Berlin, July 2. Polish Foreign Minster. Col has accepted an old-standing m invitation to visit Berlin te will arrive on Wednesday or two-day visit. Reuter
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    BLOODSHED IN U.S.
    57 1 Labour Union Rivalry In Louisiana Lake Charles. Louisiana, July 2. Labour union rivalry came to a climax of bloodshed here when two sections of the longshoremen contested the right to load a vessel. Firearms were used freely and eight were wounded. The State Governor has given instructions
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    WARSHIP OPENS FIRE ON CHINESE PORT
    66 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Yangtze Sensation Shanghai. July 2. AN UNKNOWN foreign warship opened fire on the town of Shangyi. on the southern bank of the Yangtze, yesterday, and caused considerable damage. The Nanking authorities, who are making investigations, refuse to make any official
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    PEIPING REVOLT
    73 1 Peiping, July 2. The live Japanese prisoners who were alleged to have taken part m the Fengtai revolt ant the attempt to capture Peiping. have been taken to Tungchow where they are awaiting an escort to take them to Peiping. where they will be handed over to the
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    News From All Quarters
    311 1 Indisposed.— The Regent of Kedah is indisposed and is confined to bed. The King Left Buckingham Palace yesterday by car for Newmarket to attend the July meeting. He will stay at the Jockey Club for the rest of the week. The Government of Fukien Reports that
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    GRAVE VIEW OF ITALIAN POLICY
    488 1 "Anglo-French Co-operation Is The Only Hope Of Peaceful Settlement" THE ITALIAN ATTITUDE TO ABYSSINIA IS HOTLY ASSAILED BY THE BRITISH PRESS WHICH GENERALLY SUPPORTS THE VIEW THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT "COULD NOT REMAIN INDIFFERENT TO EVENTS WHICH MIGHT PROFOUNDLY \FFECT THE I.FAGUF/S FUTURE." London. July
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    RUBBER EXPORT DUTY REDUCED
    76 1 Action Taken In Dutch East Indies Batavia. July 2. r[E native rubber export duty as from July 1 has been reduced from eleven to ten and a half cents per half kilogram Aneta news agency learns that a weekly revision of the duty had been consideied.
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    HELP FOR QUETTA
    38 1 Victims of the Quetta earth quake .u< having $900 worth <•! biscuits distri buted among them by the India Office, as a gift Irom Messrs Huntley fc Palmer. Ltd.. the well-known biscuit manufacturers of Reading, England
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      105 1 H aaaaW aaaaa aaaaaaaa k A aaa 1 11.''. I*l a aaaafe 9a*fcaw££»»*e*aM '^VAaaaL^iV TONIGHT FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE RELLER BAND THEY SAY: "They nre marvellous" W "They are wonderful" W af "The best hand m town" THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MEETS TODA\ AT 1 P.M. AT THE
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    "PEEPING TOM"
    215 2 Appeal Against Fine At Kuala Lumpur I (From Our Own Correspondent' Koala Lumpur, .luh 1. The appeal ol Lee Pitt Swee against his -conviction, with a One of $20. by the Kuala Lumpur magistrate on a charge of criminal trespass under tra Minor Offence Enactment, was heard by
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      War and Peace
      690 2 DOES MANKIND LOATHE WAR?— THE PACIFIST ATTITUDE HAVES AND HAVE-NOTS— TURNING THE OTHER CHEEK—MANKIND'S INHERENT GOODNESS— THE EXPERIENCE OF CHINA WHAT IS PACIFIST ALTERNATIVE? To The Editor. Sir, The assertion that the majority of mankind loathes war is acceptable only so far as war is regarded as
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    BLACK HOLE OF CALCUTTA
    580 2 REPRODUCED IN "CLIVE OF INDIA" Historic Trial In The Commons /"\NE ol the most dramatic events m world history the trial of Robert Clive m the English House of Commons —is reproduced as accurately as research experts could reconstruct the scene m Darryl F Zanuck's million
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    Forged Letters Used To Cheat Convict's Wife
    210 2 Forged Letters Used To Cheat Con vict's Wife TOLD HUSBAND NEEDED MONEY ■pENG Oon Seng, alias Soon Sui. was found guilty at the Singapore Assize court yesterday before Mr. Justice Williamson and a common jury on two charges of fraudulently and dishonestly using as genuine two letters torged for the
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    19 2 Dr. S. J. Campbell. Medical Officer Malayan Medical Service, has been seconded for service under the Government of Kedah.
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      217 2 Diary Of I The Week WEDNESDAY, JFLY 3. High Water. 1 20 a.m. 8.3 it.. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I. S.R.C. vs. RE. Anson Rd. Stadium; Div 111. V.M.C.A. vs S.R.C. SRC ground; Friendly. B.C.C. vs. Govt. Servires. s.c.c. padani Perak Races: 2nd day. THURSDAY, JULY 1. High Water. 00
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      270 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI -Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd. > Wavelength— 49.9 metres 6 p.m. Recorded music. 6 45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report supplied by Fraser and Co. 8.30 Close down. B.B.C.— GSH, GSG and GSF Wavelengths— 13.97,
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    MALAY'S ADVENTURES WITH STOLEN CAR
    384 3 Altered Number And Forged Petrol Chits ADMITTED PREVIOUS OFFENCES AHMAD bin Salleh pleaded guilty yesterday In the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice Williamson, to three counts, i -iy two of forging documents hich purported to be valuable securtties and one of theft and was sened
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    Siamese Minister Broadcasts To The Nation
    283 3 Siamese Minister Broadcasts To The Nation PLEA FOR CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT 'From Our Own Correspondent.) T Bangkok, June 29. JHE Luang Pradit. Minister of Interior, broadcast on Thursday evening' to the nation. He declined to as- sume the mantle of prophet m regard ito the economic situation, but appealed for
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    FIRE TRIAL ECHO
    98 3 l omrnunist Deputy Sent To Prison Berlin, June 29. Wilhelm Kasper. a Communist deputy :ormer Prussian Diet, who was ted immediately after the Reichig tire m February. 1933, and has m custody ever since, has now een sentenced to a maximum of three ears' penal servitude by
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    50 3 F. G. Lundon has been appointan unofficial member of the MalaPostal Board vice Mr. H. C. -Berry on leave. Mr. Herbert Hobson Walker, the ormer Klang lawyer, died at Melrne on Wednesday following a long llness. He retired a year ago after rears m Malaya. He leaves behind I widow.
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    DISAGREEMENT ON CURRENCY
    147 3 British Attitude To Stabilisation London, June 27. PROFOUND disagreement on the question of immediate currency stabilisation was manifested at today's sitting of the International Chamber of Commerce between the British official delegation and business leaders of other countries, notably those belonging to the gold bloc. The latter
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    127 3 William Arthur Skelchy. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Skelchy of Ipoh, died m London on June 28. Mrs. M. M. Waugh. Nursing Sister, Malayan Medical Service, has been seconded for service under the Government of Kelantan. The Chief Secretary to Government prohibits the exportation from the F.M.S.
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    FALSE TRADE MARK CASE
    176 3 Well-Known Ink Imitated STORE MAN A GER FINED TWO Singapore firms appeared on summons before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge, yesterday on charges under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance. In the first B. Katamine. the manager of Ebata and Co.. of Coleman Street, was
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    Twelfth Malayan Exhibition
    74 3 Kuala Lumpur. IN connection with the forthcoming Twelth Malayan Exhibition, to be held m Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 3. 4 and 5. the organisers, the Malayan AgriHorticultural Association, announce that the demand for stalls m the Trade Section has been so great that already the whole of
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    34 3 THE RT. HON. LORD CLINTON presenting the Champion's (up to Mr G. C. Skinner of Bishops Lydeard. Somerset, at the Devon Count> Show. the first big agriculture show of the year, held at Barnstaple
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    WITH THE EX-KAISER IN EXILE
    1496 4 Home Life Is That Of A Learned Prospero GENEROUS TREATMENT FROM HOLLAND Poultney Bigelow, of Malden-on-Hudson, N.Y., who returned recently from one of his periodical visits to his old friend, the former Kaiser, presents here his opinion regarding the relationship between the Hohenzollerns and Hitler,
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    NATIVE LEPERS
    181 4 l Position Grave In North-West Perth. After listening to a statement by the district medical officer of the West Kimberley Roads Board. (Dr. E. W. Byron >. at Derby, m support ot the Board's request that the Government take immediate steps to tackle the problem of leprosy m
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION
    76 4 > In connection with the forthcoming j twelfth Malayan Exhibition to be held m Kuala Lumpur on August 3. 4 and 5. the organisers, the Malayan j Agri-Horticultural Association an- nounce that the demand for stalls In the Trade Section has been so great, that already the whole
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    BRILLIANT NEW PLAYS IN PARIS
    930 4 BRILLIANT NEW PLAYS IN PARIS On The Continent Enhancing The Capital's Reputation For Gaiety (By Rose Patterson) Paris. TWO new plays specificially designed il laughter-makers, to keep up the reputation for gaiety that never wholly deserts Paris, let crises and difficulties come never so thick and fast, are "Bichon" and
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    SOWING BY PLANE
    106 4 Tried Out m Rice-growing! Districts m U.S.S.R. Rostov. Sowing by aeroplane was first tried m 1931 by the rice-growing collective farms of Kuban. North Caucasus. At this time 13 hectares of rice were sown. The experiment was so successful thatsowing by aeroplane is now carried on upon
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    39 4 T n Moscow. The Peoples Commissariat of Communications of the U.S.S.R. will issue! a special series of stamps to celebrate 1 the International Olympiad which will take place here m 1936. Various types 01 sport win be represented.- Tass
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    259 5 QUARTER OF AN HOCK after the congregation had left the morning service, (ire broke out and completely destroyed All Saints' Church, Hockerill. Bishop's Stortford. Hertfordshire. The lire is believed to have been started b\ candles. Three brigade! from Bishop's Stortford. Sawbridm worth and Albury were hampered m t heir work
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    NO INCREASE IN PRICE OF FOOD IN SINGAPORE
    714 6 But Cattle Companies Lost 60 Animals Last Week fir II I LE there has been a rise m the price of various foods sold m markets m Penang: and Kuala Lumpur, Singapore has been fortunate and has net felt any increase as
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    SIAM AUTHORITIES ALARMED
    79 6 II eterinary Surgeons \isiting Malaya (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 29. THE Siamese authorities are very much alive to the serious state of affairs m regard to the cattle export trade from Bangkok and peninsula ports and on Wednesday last Mr. R. P. Jones, Government veterinary
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    EXECUTIONS IN SIAM
    171 6 Duty Transferred From I Prison Authorities To Police 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 29. pOR some time since the coup d'etat Of 1932. old customs have been under process of being modernised, and now. according to a recent decision, the execution of those sentenced to death
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    33 6 !l 1 V!;!\.! m ,)ER 5 UeUt C S Ri ard a Parker. rrVnheJ "f, r h t0 k Part m th< Pa Photoiciaphed after landing at Seletar on Monday (Free Press photo).
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    Mr. Hands And "Paltry" Sums Donated To Jubilee Fund
    792 6 Mr. Hands And "Paltry" Sums Donated To Jubilee Fund LARGE AMOUNT OF DISTRESS (.From Our Own Correspondent! Kuala Lumpur, June 29. T^l-IF. wordy duel between Mr. John 1 Hands. M.C.H.. and a local newspaper critic, on the subjects of unemployment relief and the Jubilee Fund, continues briskly. Mr. Hands resumes
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    TWO HURT ON ROAD
    184 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Mr v- a* xr Se am at. June 28. Mr X M. Nayagam, clerk Pava Lang Estate, was the victim of a motor- cycle accident on the Gemas Road and S h at P r ;sent undergoing treatment at the District Hospital.
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    ANNVERSARY OF SIAM'S NEW CONSTITUTION
    271 6 ANNVERSARY OF SIAM'S NEW CONSTITUTION Premier's Speech To The Diplomati c Corps (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 29. THE official celebrations on the anniversary of the signing ol the provisional constitution of Siam on June 27, 1932, were observed on Thursday, when m the Miskawan Gardens, scene of many
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    REAL MUSIC LOVERS
    105 6 Risked Lives To Hvm Boy Violinist Melbourne Four young girls, passion at el. music, had exhausted their ok m. tending Yehudi Menuhtn's rec the Melbourne Town Hall, bu: acaptured by the young maestro that they risked their lives to oonUn hearing him To do SO they climbed
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    JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
    269 7 Action Ai Supreme Court MR. Justice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell was engaged m the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday m a civil matter m which a Mr. Tan Kirn Tee is suing a Mr. Ho Chin Chong for the recovery of money allegedly owing by the defendant. Giving
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    INJURIES IN CRASHES
    173 7 Three Cans Involved In One Accident Two Europeans. Mr. R. Wakeford and Mr. S. N. Robinson, received injuries to the upper portions of their bodies m a motor-car accident m Chatsworth Avenue on Monday night. The car was reported to have been driven by Mr Wakeford. and
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    JOHORE SMALLPOX
    106 7 Effort To Vaccinate All Residents From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. July 2. The Health Officer. Johore Bahru. has placed notices all over Johore Bahru informing the public that there are cases of small-pox now m Johore Bahru and requesting that everyone who has not been successfully vaccinated
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1935. No Peace For The President
    877 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1935. No Peace For The President THE persistence with which Senator Huey Long holds the limelight m American politics reminds one forcibly of the ancient fable of the flea and the Sultan. The Sultan did not worry very much about it at first
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    DAY TO DAY
    291 8 Mr. J. G. McGregor. Head Cashier, has been appointed to act as Financial Officer. F.M.S. R. The promotion of Mr. L. A. Thomas, as Deputy Commissioner of Police. Perak. has been approved by the Secretary of State. Mr. T. A. Strong. Deputy Conservator of Forests, has been
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    Government House
    21 8 Monday, July 1. iJSS T ]l e u Sultan of Pahang and Tengku Mohamed had luncheon at Government House.
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    As I was Saying
    590 8 11 ithaitt Regrets Fruits Of Office 1 New Spanish Custom SO far we have hatf no record oi Mr. Ramsay MacDonfcld's feeling when he resigned the office oi Prime Minster but we have those oi other holders of that exalted post "There are two supreme pleasures
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    The Taster
    1070 8 LIE was an old man and a proud man. 11 In the days when the tea trade was the tea trade he had been one of the most notable tasters m London, worth €800 a year to Meckritt's. The famous old sign still swung over the Georgian doorway
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    CHINA QUESTIONS IN THE COMMONS
    251 9 Fears Regarding Situation In Mongolia NEW NATIONAL MOVEMENT QUESTIONS affecting the future of Mongolia and the safeguarding of British interests m China were the subject of replies by the Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoare, m the House of Commons. Tin Mongolia was the i stiona
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    BRITISH INTERESTS
    155 9 Appeal To Sir Samuel Hoare London. July 2. "With view to safeguarding British Interest! lo North China, will the ForSecretary request the Chinese and Japanese Governments to inform him ol any agreement that may be reached between them as the result ol nt events?" asked Mr. A. C.
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    BRITISH CAPITAL
    165 9 Estimate Of Amount In North China London, July 2. In estimate oi the amount ot capita] Interests owned by British suband British corporations m China north of the Yellow River was asked for by Mr. A. E. L. Chorlton (Conservative! m the House of Commons today. Sir Samuel
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    BIG COTTON PLAN
    107 9 Bill To Benefit Lancashire London. July 2. IN THE House of Commons today Mr. Walter Runciman. President of the Board of Trade, formally introduced n Bill to provide for the elimination of redundant spinning machinery m the cotton mills of Great Britain by means of a Board
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    GRIPPING DRAMA
    167 9 Dickens' Tale At The Pavilion Another Charles Dickens' tale has been brought to the screen m Universale 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood." which began at the Pavilion last night. This was an unfinished stcry and the^American producers have tacked on a conclusion that makes the spine tingle. A
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    INDO-CEYLONESE TENNIS
    31 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. July 2. The first Perak Indo-Ceylonese tennis tournament resulted m Caleb winning the singles title and Dr. Moreira and Laßrooy annexing the doubles title.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    120 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices From Our Own Correspondent I RUBBER London, July 2. Spot (Sellers* 6 1 16 d. <6 116 d.) (Buyers) 5 15 16d. <5 15 16d.) Oct -Dec. 6 7 32d. <6 3 16d.) Jan -March 6 11 32 d. <6 11 32 d.)
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    BRITISH OFFER
    198 9 Strip Of Territory To Italy London. July 2. In the House of Commons Mr. Anthony Eden. Minister for League Affairs, stated that during his recent visit to Rome he proposed to Signor Mussolini, with a view to a settlement of the Italo-Abyssinian dispute, that Britain give Abyssinia a
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    CRIME THRILLER
    120 9 "Penguin Pool Murder" At The Alhambra Those who saw "David Copperneld" at the Capitol will readily recall the excellent acting of Edna May Oliver. In "The Penguin Pool Murder.'' the R.K.O. release, which had its premiere at the Alhambra yesterday, she is again seen at her best. A
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    45 9 Singapore and Malacca meet m a Malaya Cup match at the Anson Roac Stadium on Saturday at 5.15 p.m. Mr. Henry Dass, the well-knowi Perak hockey player, has received new.* I from India of the death of his seconc brother, S. Edwin John, m Madras.
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    24 9 WREATHS sent to the funeral of Dr. F. R. Sayers, Chief Health Officer, placed on the Cenotaph following a service at St. Andrew's Cathedral.
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    Battleship Replacement In America
    115 9 Battleship Replacement In America Start Of Programme In 1937 Washington, July 2. T^HE battleship replacement pro--1 gramme starting m 1937 is definitely projected and will be begun if no new international agreement is reached m the meantime. This decision, according to the New York Herald Tribune, follows a study of
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    102 9 Thong Wah Association Of Johore Bahru From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 2. The president and members of the Thong Wah Association of Johore Bahru entertained over a hundred 1 guests to dinner at their premises at Jalan Segget on the occasion of the 13th anniversary of their
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    ISLAND GOLF CLUB
    191 9 Results Of June Medal Competitions The Island Club June medal (bogey) competition was won by T. Rishworth 1 with a score of 6 up m the"A" division. The "B" Division was won by J. G. Currie with a score of 1 up. The ball I sweep m
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    44 9 The July monthly medal (bogey) will be played for on Saturday and Sunday, The July women's spoon (stroke) will be played for on Friday. The qualifying round for the "Rose Bowl" will be played off m conjunction with the July spoon.
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    59 9 Twenty-nine cards were taken out for the Keppel Golf Club mixed foursome competition on Sunday, and the following were the three best scores returned:— Mrs. P. Crawley and J. S. Clarkson 44— 9 2 -^34 1 2 Miss Robinson and M. G. Harvey 47— 11% --35»/ 2 Mrs. A. M.
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      ALLIANCE ASSURANCE'S YEAR OF PROGRESS
      2555 10 Satisfactory Results Strong Financial Position THE annual general court of the members of the Alliance Assurance Company, Limited, was held at the head office, Bartholomew Lane, London, E.C. Mr. Lionel N. De Rothschild, 0.8. E., (chairman of the company), presided. The Secretary (Mr. P. F.
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      94 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 2, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. m cases (F. 0.8. July.) 20^ 20V4 Good F.A.Q. m cases (FOB July) 19 3 4 1 Q7 8 No. I. X. R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 20 20^8 No. I. X. R.S.S.
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      91 10 July 2 Gambier 60 Java Cube 100 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 19.00 White Pepper 1800 Copra. Sundried 4.00 Copra, mixed 3.65 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. (Siam 1 W.C. N. 1 per koyan
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      Exchange Rates
      217 10 London. 4 months' sight 24 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 3132 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 29 32 London, demand 2 3 7 t: London. T.T. 2 3 7 8 Lyons and Paris, demand 859 Hamburg, demand 140
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      1066 10 lOMMI, mmM 2- 1935 S MINING N Buyers Sellers I a* 10' d 4s 3d i mpat Tin (♦*> 10s Od 32s 6d x.d. P sam Kumbang *g» 6d 60s x .d. P austral Malay &BS 3 14s xd. P .yer Hitam Tin (ss) 195 200 S
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      205 10 June 28. *9. July 1 American Can. Com. 137 137'j 138 American Telephone and Telegraph 125' 4 124> 4 125 Atcheson Railroad f|% 48 48' 4 Cresapeake 43 'a 43 4 43', 4 Dupon 101 1 4 101 102 Firestone i5 3 8 \5* H i4-«, General Electrir
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      58 10 Mr. L. A. Nethercott, of the Australian Goad Mines. Raub. leave, for Adelaide South. Australia, by th-* s.s. Minderoo sailing from Singapore on July 6 Mr Algernon de Kewer Frampton. Agricultural Superintendent. Agricultural Department, British Guiana, has been appointed to be an Agricultural Officer, Straits Settlements and t\ aerated Malay
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      96 10 July 2 Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit a| x 4-gallon tins $4 8( Crown. Cross snd Dragon Kerosene per Unit ol 2x4 gallon this $4 fl BheU Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 0 Shell Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums per British Imperial
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      68 10 Rubber Makes A Small Advance London. Jum On the Stock Exchange, foreign i* generally weakened from v.-' causes. Otherwise the mark» good, and despite considerable proli* taking m industrials. searolv marked losses were notable owing t* offerings being well absorbed l<ui>i> i made a small advance, cotton was
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    STARS DISLIKE HATS: Proud Of Their Crowning Glory
    503 11  - STARS DISLIKE HATS: Proud Of Their Crowning Glory MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY Hi >:. stars have one complex! universal, according who turns Adrians hats at the studio. I hats." sighs Miss most cases it is a them to try on they are right." i c hours to having
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    NEED FOR MORAL EDUCATION
    304 11 Gen. Chen Chi -Tang De/iounces Corrupt Officials art ace of moral education vas mphaslsed by General Chen C 'mmander-in-Chief of the ms armies, m the course of .is here on the work of suppression. an intensive campaign, Army Corps, he said, had allth< Communist remnants m
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    CANCER TREATMENT
    61 11 Canberra. An important step m the progress of 'x-Ray treatment of cancer m Australia will be taken soon, when arrangements are completed by the Commonwealth Health Department, m conjunction with the Melbourne University, for the establishment of an X-Ray research i 1 centre. It is proposed that the
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    478 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst HOPE FOR GAME WITH MAJOR SUITS WHILE the requirements lor an opening bid are three honourtricks unless the hand contains a rebiddable suit, natural exceptions must be made on hands which contain major suit strength. When a
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    Outbreak Of Lawlessness
    427 11 GANGSTERS RENEW ACTIVITIES Harbin. A FTER a spell of comparative quiet- ness. gangsters, have renewed their activities here. After withdrawing 5.000 yen from the Yokohama Specie Bank, a Mrs. Koraneff was attacked by three Chinese armed robbers, who knocked her down and attempted to seize her handbag.
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    Alleged Oppression Of Chinese In Siam
    117 11 RESENTMENT IN KWANGTUNG GROWING STRONGER Canton. THE resentment aroused m Kwangtung by the alleged repressive measures adopted by the Siamese Government against Chinese residents shows no sign of abatement. The Tea-House Workers' Association and the Overseas Labourers' Association have now joined the long list
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    105 11 The marriage took place m New South Wales. Australia, on June 22. of Mr. Lionel H. E. Whitaker. the wellknown amateur rider of Malaya, and Miss Francis Lawson. The bridegroom is a brother of Mr. R. M. Whitaker, the well-known amateur rider and F.M.S. cricketer Both the brothers are stationed
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    NEW INSURANCE LAW IN CHINA
    250 11 NEW INSURANCE LAW IN CHINA Restrictions On Foreign Companies Nankins. INSURANCE brokers working for foreign companies will only be allowed :o do business In Treaty Ports under 'he new insurance law adopted by the Legislative Yuan recently. The law stipulates that all insurance companies, whether Chinese or foreign, must register
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    ROMANTIC QUEST
    287 11 Search For Gold Reef In Centra! Australia Tarn worth With the object of locating a gold reef in Central Australia and pegglni i out a claim, an (Expedition consist in; of four Tam worth residents led by j Joseph Hatch. Ol Somerton. has left Tamworth on the first
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    19 11 1 I Mr. Gooch. State Engineer Perak. is ?xpected to return from home furlough about the middle of July
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      135 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members is limited to the extent and m the manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. HEAD OFFICE HONG KONG Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund—
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    NANKING GOVERNMENT CHARTERS EIGHT MORE SHIPS
    341 12 For Transporting Troops And Supplies PIGHT additional steamers have been chartered by the Nanking Governnent for use m transporting soldiers md supplies from Amoy and Foochow, ;ays the China Press. In well-infcrmcd circles it was stated hat the troops are being transferred o the
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    CROPS IN NEW GUINEA
    124 12 Cocoa Beans And Tobacco Replace Copra Sydney. Mr. D. Hore-Lacy. a New Guinea planter, who arrived m Sydney from Rabaul recently, said that planters m New Guinea had turned to the cultivation of crops, notably cocoa and tobacco, owing to the persistent slumps m copra. Mr.
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    JAPANESE GUNBOATS AT TANGKU
    18 12 Tientsin, June 10. The Japanese gunboats Tsuta anri Fuji arrived at Tangku today.— Reuter
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    CHINESE LICENCES
    184 12 Hons Konß To Recognise Validity Nanking. Beginning trom July 1 this year, the Hong Kong Government will recognise i he validity of licences issued to ship captains and engineers by the proper Chinese authorities, it is learned Irom the Ministry ol Communications today. The Colonial authorities are stated
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    FINK REDUCED
    142 12 Dutch Oil Tanker The Appellate Court has overridden the lower court s decision and reduced the fine imposed on the captain ol the Netherlands < il-!ankcr Juno 2.345 tons* on April 27 irom 2.000 yen to 500 yen. The higher court also rescinded the order lot thc confiscation
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    30 12 The s.s. Mantua has lelt Honn X and is expected to arrive gl this p I at 1 p.m. today. She will proceed alongside I wharf on arrival.
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    25 12 The M.M. mail vessel Sphinx here from Colombo on Saturd. > a.m. and will sail at noon lor S Hong Kong. Shanghai and Kob« S.H.B. wharves
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      240 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRESS: 22, PALL MALL, LONDON. S W 1 1 of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mall Passenger Vessels between RANGOON, COLOMBO. PORT SI DAN. MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON with through connection trom Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Leave i Rangoon Colombo 1935 STAFFORDSHIRE July 5 July 11 GLOUCESTERSHIRE
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      566 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals Sangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Cedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. li kuantan <via Jerantut) J Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. h Selantan < via Gemas) I. every Monday.
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      204 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Khoen Hoea. Dut.. 611 tons, from Pontianak 1. for Pontianak 3. Ban Hong Liong. Brit.. 1,003 tons, from Cheribon 1. for Batavia 2. Singkel. Dut.. 285 tons,' from Djambi 1. for Djambi 3. Thedens. Dut.. 1.181 tons, from Palembang 1. for Palembang 3. Van Der Lijn. Dut.. 1,431
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      125 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the Wh.tr \es or expected to arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1 Rajula 22; Miunam 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3. Mata Hari. Mantua 18: Mindrro. Gewann 15: Prometheus 14: Born»o Maru 11; Isar 8: Siamese Prince ti Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3i Irisbank :m. Karagola
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    2380 15  -  Argus Weekly Sporting Notes Compiled By Saturday's Malaya Cap Mateh Singapore Cannot Afford To Concede A Goal Selangor's Rosy Prospects Local Cricket Little Rivalry In School Cricket Women f s Cricket SINGAPORE are due to meet Malacca In the Malaya Cup competition at the Anson Road
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    93 15 BATTING L. Alvis (Itentals vs. Medicos) 118 R. Thoy (St. Andrews vs. C.S.C.) H2 M. A. K. Hamid (C.S.C. vs. St. Andrew's) HI R. A. Ashworth (Merchants vs. P. and U.S.) .">4 Lt. Com. C. Holt-Thomas (P. and U.S. vs. Merchants) 51' not out. BOWLING A. Pennelather
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      109 15 1835 Singapore 1935 FREE PRESS TO COMMEMORATE A CENTURY OF PROGRESS THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL 100-PAGE ISSUE ON OCTOBER Bth. This will give a comprehensive survey of the history and development of Malaya m the last 100 years, with special reference to the rise of trade, commerce and industry
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    SOUTH AFRICA WIN SECOND TEST MATCH BY 157 RUNS
    829 16 Sporting Declaration Bring Just Reward ENGLISH BATSMEN AGAIN FAIL Only Sutcliffe And Hammond Play Bowling With Any Confidence D V the handsome margin of 157 runs, the South Africans t> won the second Test match at Lords yesterday. The touiists made
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    806 16 Marines 4; Govt. Monopolies 1. THE Marine Department and the Government Monopolies two of the four teams that hold an outstanding chance of gaining Second Division honours met m a football match at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon. The Marines are
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    MASTER BOBBY TIPPED TO WIN TODAY
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    413 16 MISS ROUND BLA T EN Nonplussed By Australian's Drives MISS STAMMERS GIVES FRAU SPERLIN( A HARD FIGHT Mrs. Wills-Moody Finds Her Form Wimbledon. Juh MISS J. Hartlgan <Austr.li. the* surprise of the day when beat Miss Dorothy Round tin b the women's title. 4—6. 6- I the quarter- finals. Miss
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    Chinese Doubles Victory
    433 16 SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS AFTER a week's interruption by rain, play was resumed m the Singapore open lawn tennis championships at the S.C.C. yesterday and m order to speed up the tournament there will be play on Friday oi this week as well. Three walk-overs were conceded m the
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