The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 July 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 16,619. ESTD. Jfi3s. SATURDAY, JULY t, 1935. 1« CENTS
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    Fresh Complication In Abyssinian Dispute
    302 1 LITTLE HOPE OF ANGLOFRENCH CO-OPERATION Paris Press Hotly Attacks British Attitude piK Abyssinian situation continues to be grave A fre^h 1 complication is likely as a result of France's apparent ermination to stand in with Italy rather than co-operate Britain through the League of Nations
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    THE LEAGUE'S FUTURE
    224 1 Keen Public Interest In Britain London, July 5. The close questioning which Ministers in the House of Commons underwent yesterday in regard' to the tentative oiler to cede a strip of British Somaliland In order to obtain a peaceful settlement of the Italo-Abyssinian dispute was an indication
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    "LIFE OR DEATH"
    53 1 French Press And League's Task Paris, July 5. French Press is levelling criticism Britain's attitude to the Italoilan dispute on the grounds that Itain lllogically wants to resort to the Covenant in this emergency, Itherto she has refused to take ction against Germany. lnax H in the
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    10 1 'Copyr„,),i hi All C feNfftftl -KIT IT* ONLY A WmFuffSSmS?
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    AMERICA IN A QUANDARY
    137 1 Reply To Abyssinian Appeal Not Yet Framed Washington. July 5. jlilß. Cordell Hull (say officials) will; consider a very thoughtful reply to the Emperor of Ethiopia's appeal handed to the American' Charge d'Affaires at Addis Ababa (see below). Well-iniormed observers feel that the i appeal places
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    APPEAL TO U.S.
    141 1 Officials Silent But Apprehensive Washington. July 4. Adroitly choosing Independence Day the Emperor of Ethiopia has appealed to the United States to invoke the provisions of the Kellogg Pact in connection with the dispute with Italy. The text ol the appeal has not yet been published and
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    113 KILLED IN WEEK
    43 1 London. July 5. The Ministry ot Transport announces that road accident figures for the past week were 113 killed and 5.391 injured The figures for the corresponding week of last year were 139 killed and 4.965 injured.- British Radio
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    MAYOR APOLOGISES
    47 1 Censorship Imposed By Publicity Committee Shanghai, July 5. It is hoped that serious developments in the Sino-Japanese situation at Shanghai have been averted by the prompt action of the Central Publicity Committee ot the Kuomintang to meet Japanese requirements. The Committee has ordered the dis-
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    114 1 Ten Malays Bound Over At Kuala Kangsar Ipoh, July As a sequel to a raid at Pulau Kualalinga on the Perak river, 15 miles north of Kuala Kangsar, ten Malays were charged at the Magistrate's Court Kuala Kangsar. with being members of an unlawful society. They pleaded guilty
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    91 DEAD IN U.S.
    51 1 Toll Of Independence [>a\ Accidents T N >* Vork. Jul> Ntnetyone penons were killed in Independence Day accidents compared with ii? last year. Only two fatalities resulted trom firework explosions, but hundreds were injured by them, including 14 in Washington where the sale ol nreworks were
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    CANADA TO LAUNCH BIG GRAIN STOCKS ON MARKET
    142 1 LONDON, JULY 5. THE PROPOSED REVERSAL O F THE CANADLAN GOVERNMENTS GRAIN POLICY WHICH IS EQUIVALENT TO THE ADOPTION OF THE LIBERAL OPPOSITION POL ICY, IS TOE DOMINATING CAUSE IN A SENSATIONAL BREAK OF WHEAT. "Canada is serving notice to her competitors.
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    Meetings Of Japanese Residents Banned In Shanghai
    134 1 Shanghai. July 5. IT is reported that the Japanese have suggested to the Chinese Government the installation of a Japanese adviser to co-operate on the Central Publicity Committee. This measure has been proposed lollowing the "incident" created in Shanghai by the publication of
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    £5,000,000 FOR THE
    60 1 Latest Supplementary Estimate London, July 5. A SUPPLEMENTARY Estimate for about £5.000.000 for the Royal Air Force will be presented to Parliament next week This sum is regarded as sufficient additional expenditure in the current year on the programme of Air Force expansion. It will cover personnel,
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      84 1 BIGIA TEA Urinfl* -he freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. f\l!Z- MALAYA'I PREMIER HOTEL J TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS 1 RIJSTAFFEL 12.30 TO 3 P.W. SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT al 5 to ai s ».<•_ DANCE 'ormai 9.45 to midnight rand FINAL APPEARANCE OF NINO AND FELY THE
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      158 1 There it no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA sEflVllH)P^hcTEltTfc TONIGHT formal TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE L RELLER BAND J SUNDAY I 1 MORNING II EVENING I POPI'LAR CONCERT II SPECIAL DINNEK 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1 SERVED ON THE LAWN SPECIAL
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    SINGAPORE MARKET REPORTS
    159 2 Guthrie and Co.. Ltd. in their weekly Rubber Report, dated July 4. state In the absence oi any genuine support, the market has ruled consistently easy, and although there is no pronounced selling pressure, values have depreciated from the levels of a week ago. While statistics issued
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    Stanton Nelson And Co.
    242 2 Stanton Nelson and Co. Ltd report* The bearish factors noted last week continued to affect the market and prices are again easier. The liquidation of the July and July-September positions coupled with seasonal inactivity has taken the life out of the market and it does not
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    Lewis And Peat Ltd.
    148 2 Lewis and Peat Ltd. state: The liquidation of the July holdings has been the chief feature of the week and has caused. an appreciable set-back in values. At these lower levels, more interest is being shown by outside operators but the trade is still very cautious
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    SEVEN MURDER CASES
    72 2 Listed For Trial At Perak Assizes <From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. July 3. lhe third session of the Perak criminal assizes begins on Monday with a long calendar, including seven murder trials. The session is expected io last six weeks. The list includes, for the first time
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    39 2 Shanghai, July 1. A report from Peiplng states that 70 rebels have been surrounded and dis- 1 armed near Tunchow. whither thev have been conveyed to await trial Attempts are being made to round ud :heir scattered comrades. -Reuter
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    Show At Mersing
    404 2 Show At Mersing (From Our Own Correspondent* Mersing:, July 4. THE third annual Agri-Horticural Show opened here this morning on the padang between the military quarters and the District Hospital. The show this year is said to be the best yet held and is the second ont under the management
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      197 2 Diary Of The Week RATI RIMY, JULY 6. High Water, 1.42 a.m. 9.2 ft.. 245 p.m. 83 It. Football Malaya Cup. Singapore vs. Malacca. Anson Road Stadium Cricket. S.C.C. vs. C.S.C. second day. I padang; S.C.C. vs. Rallies College, College ground. SRC vs. Combined Services, jirst day. Tanglin S.C.R.C. vs.
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      922 2 CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Christian science society Bonham Building, Raffles Square 2ND SINDAY AFTER TRINITY (Branch of The Mother Church, The Fii 6.50 am Holy Communion. Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston U.S.A. 7.30 a.m. Matins. Subject: God. 8.00 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 10.00 p.m. Sunday Service. 10.00 a.m. Children's
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    FALSE EVIDENCE CHARGES AGAINST WEALTHY INDIAN
    1063 3 Well-Known Advocate In I ne Box INTERVIEWS WITH D.P.P. rm trial of Ena Mohamed Mydin on three counts of giving 1 raise evidence in a judical proceeding was commenced yeslerdav, at the Singapore Assizes, before Mr. Justice Burton, Icting Chief Justice, and a common
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    Man Kills His Wife For Infidelity
    548 3 Man Kills His Wife For Infidelity GUEST WHO ABUSED FRIEND'S HOSPITALITY Seremban, July 3. OEFORE Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen, with Tungku Ismail. D.P.P. prosecuting, a Tamil named Arunasalam was arraigned upon a charge of culpable homicide, it being alleged that between the night of Mar. 7 and morning of
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    HIT-RUN DRIVER
    228 3 Tamil Thrown 66 Feet By Car Impact Kuala Lumpur, July 3. In the absence of the accused, a Chinese who is stated to have fled to his native country, Mr. Wilson recorded evidence in a motor accident which occurred on May 17 at New Petaling Road. Mr. H.
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    49 3 Mr. W. Brace. Transportation Department F.M.S. Railways, Mr. F. G. Coales, P.W.D., Mr. J. D. Dalley. of^the Police Department. Mr. W. G. Harris, of the 'Electrical Department. Capt. T. R. Knight, of the Engineering Department, F.M.S. Railways and Mr. J. Lambourne. Department of Agriculture, ,'are due back from leave.
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    NONYA CHARGED
    144 3 Breach Of Trust Alleged Over Jewellery Penang, July 4. The case was mentioned in the police, I court today in which a Chinese nonya.! Loke Nya Chee, was charged with cri- j minal breach of trust in respect of i I jewellery set w Tith diamonds valued at
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    21 3 A meeting of the Singapore Rural Board will be held at the Land Office on Friday, July 19. at 11 a.m.
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    OPEN AIR MEETINGS
    70 3 The Salvation Army In Singapore The Salvation Army has been granted permission to hold an open air Meeting on the open space adjacent to Waterloo Street, by the Bandstand. The first of these meetings will be! held today, at 7.30. and it is hoped to I continue
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    "DEBTOR WILL NOT LEAVE MALAYA"
    322 3 "DEBTOR WILL NOT LEAVE MALAYA" Petition For Receiving Order Postponed MR. G. S. McLEOD U7HEN the petition for a receiving n order against Mr. G. S. McLr-od. which was previously postponed for a fortnight, came up for mention before Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell in the Singapore Bankruptcy Court
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    CHURCH VIEW ON DIVORCE IS "OBSOLETE"
    175 3 "Attempt To Perpetuate Mediaeval Conception Of Life" D Melbourne. ESCRIBING the pronouncement of the committee ol the convocations Ol York and Canterbury on divorce as hopelessly behind the times, the Rev. Selwyn Evans, ol the Australian Church. Russell Street Melbourne said that it was
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      216 3 Stomach gas condensed in 2 minutes v > 'nue to suh>r unneosssar Bl the Mins of Indigestion? 1 i in Met rid of those stomacn pain two minutes with Chardox, a super- *^^B>-W aetivated form of _A vegetable okasosal jflA win eh has the mW 1 powerofattractlnK I to itself
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    Chess Notes And News
    731 4 Chess Notes And News By The Chess Editor DR. Alekhine's victory in the Orebro (Sweden) tournament to which I referred last week was a convincing one. He was opposed by nine Swedish plavers. who. with the exception of E. Lundin and G. Stahlberg. were hardly up to first-class standard. The
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    549 4  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Pin yer And Greatest Card Analyst J V RAISING TIIK NOTRUMP UNTIL players become accustomed to the idea that the 4-3-3-3 pattern calls lor a specialised treatment, the proper response to the new notrump bid may be against the grain. To value
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    As It Was—In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending July 4, 1885
    553 4 As It Was In The Sin gapore Free Press, For The Week Ending July 4, 1885 50 Years Ago REUTER'S TELEGRAMS London. June 29— The Marquis of Salisbury states that he only accepted office at the urgent request of the Queen. Mr. Gladstone having refused to recensider his resignation. London.
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      355 4 TO GET RID OF I STOMACH TROUBLES An English Doctor Fg J I writes find that Btsuratcd Magnesta taken after most of mv meals ts the only thing that keep* we ft re >, m Pain and discomfort, and I take tt regularly. ofum prescribe it for my patients, and
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      540 4 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK-END Saturday Sunday B.B.C— GSH, GSG and GSF Singapore— ZHI 'Owned and operated bv Radio Wav,len S th.v-13.«. 1«86 and Service Co. of Malava Ltd > 19.82 metres Wavelength— 49.9 metres 6.20 Big Ben. The Band of the Ist Battalion the Welch Regiment. M a.m. -1.30
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    197 5 very amateur yachtsmen sailing on the tree-shaded lake In RegentPai H_xi:^__e^__ttß^' >Xv **< vSk THE BRITISH IM Hf IC was a^ \to learn that for tin past two years VF has i m < -mi- Nine pilothss wireless from the i I as target* for antl ilremfl gun "Qaec- Bees"
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    Death Leap Into Sea With Money As Pirate Sampans Swoop On Helpless Boat
    500 6 DRAMATIC RAID BY HIGH SEAS GANGSTERS OFF PORT SWETTENHAM Penang. July 4. lIM'I'H two pirate sampans bearing down on his tongkang. W Goh Gian, a Sumatra Chiiese, hid $160 in his clothes, and, as the raiders rushed
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    Early Morning Raid On House
    176 6 POLICE SEIZE "RED" PAPERS Penang. July 3. AS a sequel to a raid conducted by Mr. C.M.J. Kirke. A.S.P.. and De-tective-Inspector Chin Kim Weng early this morning on a house in Macalister Road four Hylams were arraigned before the magistrate. Mr. J. P. Biddulph. tn
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY
    165 6 Singapore Americans Members ot the American Association of Malaya celebrated their national day with a dinner and dance at the Swiss Club. Singapore, on Thursday night. This was an innovation, former celebrations having been held at the hotels. and it proved very popular. Dinner was served in the
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    S.O.S. FROM THE HIGHLANDS
    198 6 Ten Funerals For Every Wedding A dramatic appeal has been received bg the Prime Minister and Sir Godfrey Collins. Secretary of State for Scotland, from 700 smallholders in the Highlands and the Hebrides who are in debt to the Department of Agriculture for rents, sheep stock
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    MURDER ALLEGED
    330 6 Tamil Coolie On Trial (From Our Own Correspondent. > Seremban. July 4. The hearing in the Seremban Supreme Court, was continued today of the case in which a rubber tapper Muthusamy. stands charged with the murder of woman. Muthamah. st Lubok China. Mr. Justice R. C Cussen presided,
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    NEW SPORTS FACILITIES
    425 6 Kecreation Area PLANS PREPARED Kuala Lumpur, July 3. PLANS have been drawn up for a recreation area beyond the Selangor Goll Club course. This area will include an 18-holes public golf course together with tennis courts, football and rugby fields, running tracks, cricket pitch and hockey grounds.
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    TAIPING EXHIBITION
    162 6 Display Of Native Arts And Crafts Taiping. July :>. The Native Arts and Crafts and General Traders Exhibition organised by the management oi the Taiping Amusement Park in conjunction with the District Office. Larut. way a great success. The exhibition was opened on Saturday evening at 4 p.m.
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    MENTAL PATIENTS' QUARREL
    153 6 Further Inquiries Into Fatalitv Ipoh, July 2. Further evidence was recorded, on the instructions of the D.P.P. regarding I the circumstances connected with the death of one Cheng Kit. who died on May 16. as a result of a blow struck by Lee Hiong, a mental patient
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    Hacked Path In Jungle On Liquor Raid
    205 6 POLICE UP TO NECKS IN SWAMP Ipoh. July 4. BY wading through a swamp neck deep in water and by cutting a jungle path four miles long. Mr. Rivaz, of the Customs, and a party Of 0.D.05. came to a liquor factory near
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    FAMILY FIND FATHER'S Body ON SEASHORE
    147 6 FAMILY FIND FATHER'S Body ON SEASHORE Kuala Lumpur J_h j yHE body ol an eld. t,. man. Mohamed bn. m^u Tahib. was found mi th. Cantonment Road at 63d day. He had gone out f ru previous evening, but did n< His wife and children kept n fcl^_ vigil all
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    FUNERAL OF MISS NANCY WONG
    639 7 Popular Chinese drl Victim Of Road MISS Nancy Wong, the popular young daughter of Mr. and S. Q. Wong, who died in circumstances early yestermorning, was buried yesterday rnoon at the Cantonese cemeln Thompson Road, funeral was attended by a number of friends among wore
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    GOOD FILM FARE
    96 7 "Lightning Strikes Twice" At The Alhambra Comedy, mystery and red hot romance are the chief ingredients of the R.K.O. release, "Lightning Strikes Twice," which commenced a run at the Alhambra yesterday. Featuring Ben Lyon, Thelma Todd, Perl Kelton, Laura Hope Crews, Walter Catlett and "Skeets" Gallagher, it
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION
    218 7 Competitive Sections And Secretaries In connection with the Twelfth Malayan Exhibition to be held in Kuala Lumpur during the August Bank Holidays, the following is a list of the various competitive sections together with the names and addresses of those who have consented to act as hon. section
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    NAVAL AGREEMENT EXPLAINED
    255 7 NAVAL AGREEMENT EXPLAINED Desire For Abolition Of Submarines London, July 4. THE First Lord ol the Admiralty, Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell has issued a I statement in regard to a report that the German delegation, during the I recent Anglo-German naval conversa- tions had expressed their readiness to subscribe to
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    66 7 Following are the numbers of arri- I vals and departures to Madras Presi- 4 dency for the month of June 1935. Arrivals I State aided I 'Figures sup- J pJied by Travelling Inspectors) adults J 1081, minors 237. infants 201. i Arrivals I Others) (Figures supplied «j by
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    DOMESTIC OCCUBRENCE DEATH.
    34 8 DOMESTIC OCCUBRENCE DEATH. WONG. At the General Hospital. Singapore. July 5. 1935, as the result of c a motor accident. Nancy, beloved daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. S. Q. Wong. Aged 17. Deeply mourned.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1935 The First Victory
    1008 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1935 The First Victory THE advocates of the apotheosis of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board into a Municipality have won their first real victory. True, it is premature to raise hopes which may later be dashed but it is something that His Excellency
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    DAY TO DAY
    264 8 Major B. R. Legge. an Army Officer rom the United States, is staying at he Hotel Majestic. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Dugan Hampshire, who left luala Lumpur early in April, was due 3 arrive in England yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wickett of I 'enarth Estate. Enggor. who
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    As I Was Saying
    349 8 MUSSOLINI'S recent rtflfinttt to England in speeches may have been taken differently in Italy 'suggests a correspondent*. It has always been the belief of Italians that it was by the advice ct England that Italy embarked on colonial expansion in Africa. In 1869 the Genoa merchants
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    Topics Of The Week
    1290 8 THE Topicist notes that an enter- i prising contemporary broke out th*' 1 other day into a supplement depicting i a day in the life ol Mr. and Mrs. Sin- J gapore and he feels constrained to copy the idea and give an example ol a
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      157 8 y^ Superior OLD BROWN SHERRY i BV Sl»r( lAI A J» TO H.M. THE APPOINTMENT >»^y^_y KING OF SIAM ESTD A flflV 187> BEAUTIFUL JEWELLERY __NHANCES FEMININE CHARM. The beautiful designs of today as stocked by us make the possession ot a ring, brooch, clip, bracelet or pendant more desirable
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      75 8 i A MAN WAS SUDDENLY AFFLICTED WITH J DEAFNESS L while walking along a London street. It was v worth trying, but it is t understood that he bought t his wife the fur coat in t the end. Ladies should li have their, jewellery and ft furs insured by
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    UNION JACK CLUB IN HEALTHY STATE
    868 9 Loss Converted Into Profit During Past Year GOVERNOR'S REVIEW ..yoi uill tind that the affairs of thTciub are in very much 1 better shape than last year," said HE. the Governor Sir Sfeenton Thomas, in the course of his presidential address to members at
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    16 9 London. July 5. The death occurred today of Mrs. A. W. Brankston. formerly ol Shanghai. Reuter.
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    44 9 TWENTY-FOUR STEEL LIFEBOATS which are fireproof and unsiiikahlr are being built by Hugh McLean and Sons, Ltd.. at (iovan, (Glasgow, for the giant new liner Queen Mary. The lifeboats are the largest of their type ever built and will h* litted with Deisel engines.
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    'Belligerent Attitude Of The Russians "
    232 9 'Belligerent Attitude Of The Russians Japan Replies To Protest Shanghai. July />. A("ll\(i on the report of the Japanese Kwantung Command in connection with the Russian protest against the alleged encroachment of Russian territory on the Amur River, the JapaneNc Foreign Office has instructed the Japanese Ambassador in Moscow to
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    SOLITARY VOYAGE
    63 9 Mother Of Lawrence Of Arabia At Marseilles Marseilles. July ft. Mrs. Lawrence, mother of Lawrence jt Arabia, and her son arrived here today, but under orders of the captain nobody was allowed to interview her. Mrs. Lawrence spoke to nobody iuring the voyage, and on arrival at every
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    YANGTZE RISES TO HIGHER LEVEL
    131 9 Threatened Floods Shanghai. July 5. A/i R Fu Yu Lin. Chairman ol the A'* Flood Prevention Council, interviewed Chinese and foreign pressmen this morning and confirmed the earlier reports that the Yangtze River has been rising rapidly and threatening to overflow its banks. The latest
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    THE PAVILION
    212 9 "La Cttcaracfca" And "Barnacle BUT It If a long time sine the writer has It it a local cinema theatre feeling absolutely satisfied with the programme ol the evening. This happened last night, though, at the Pavilion where two sure winners are being shown, the first a colourful
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    115 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices <From Our Own Correspondent London. July S. Spot 5 15 16d. i6d> < Buyers) 5 13 16d. <5 7 B d.> Oct. -Dec. 6 3 32d (6 532d> Jan.-March 6 7 32d. (6 9 32d> •April-June 6 3 8 d. <6 7 16d
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    1863 10 DUTCH ATTACK ON TEA RESTRICTION i Stock Exchange Liveliness I NEW HIGH PRICE RECORDS IN HOME INDUSTRIALS (From the Free Press Correspondent) London, June 28. /CONDITIONS in the City have been exceedingly cheerful this V' week, and dealing* on the Stock Exchange have shown a welcome liveliness. Industrials have been
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    137 10 THE following communique has been forwarded by the Government The public is reminded that under Section 20(1) (b) of the Rubber Regulation Ordinance, 1934. it is an ofTence for any person other than an owner of a rubber holding or a dealer or a public servant acting in
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    86 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 5, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. in cases (F.0.8. July) 20 1 16 20 3,16 Good F.A.Q. in cases .F.0.8. July) 19 1116 19 13 16 J No. I. X. R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 19Ts 20 No. I.
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    91 10 July 5 Gambler Java Cube Hamburg Cube J° «J Muntok White Pepper 1800 White Pepper 17 00 Copra, Sundried 3.70 Copra, mixed 3.35 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 R. B. Siam No. 1 102 Blanja Jelotong 5 75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. (Siam> W.C.N. 1 per koyan $120
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    620 10 British North Borneo Company <From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 4. The British North Borneo Company In 1924 secured revenue In Borneo amounting to £311.548 and total revenue for the year of £331,761. Expenditure was £236,071. giving a surplus for the year of £10,486 (against a deficit
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    947 10 FRIDAY. JIXY 5, 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin (*l »£X S Asam Kumbang <t) 32s 6d 3Js oo Austral Malay (t> 58 Us Ay er Hitam Tin (ss, g Ayer Weng (W) 25s Bangnn Tin 75 Batu Selangor (fll »g 9d Chenderiang so e d Hitam
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    218 10 SELAMA (MALAYA) RUBBER I Last Year's Profit From Estates Doubled I 0 Lnedon. July 4. Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates Ltd. report a net profit of £4./l for the year ended Mar. 31. Thi; I compares with a profit of 12.22< l tor 1933-34 and a loss of £708 foi I
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    65 10 The Borneo Company Limited, th< Singapore agents, report having recelv ed cabled advice that a final divided Julv 27 tJ? e^ Sha^ e ,i esS P a^ ble oi at JufJ M S i 1 ni r t holders on the re g^ei a i J 31
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    910 11  - RECENT DE VELOPMENTS in B.B.C. Empire Service J. B. Clark Radio Notes By Empire Programme Director THE decision recently announced to Increase both the number and r of the Empire transmitters at will, it is hoped, when the constructional work is completed, perir Empire programmes to be receivt d with
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    63 11 Sydney. A new piano has been bought and sent to Goulburn Gaol for the use of the two musical "lifers." Worrall and Clark, who have now reached the stage Of playing the works of Bach. Chopin and other classics. Clark puts in twc hours a day at the
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    768 11 NOW AN EX-HUMAN BEING Spirit Broken By Months I Of Suspense ORUNO RICHARD HAUPTMANN. ex-machine gunner in the O German Army, ex-carpenter, ex-gambler, ex-thief, is now an ex-human being. He is broken. His front of confidence and bravery has collapsed. Iron that it seemed would
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    436 11 Broadcast Of R. A. F. Review Today JTHE 8.8.C. announces the following arrangements in connection with i the broadcast of the review of the Royal Air Force by the King today. The review itself will take a double form: an inspection on the aerodrome at Mildenhall, Suffolk,
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    291 11 Most Up-to-date Radio Station In The World ON DESOLATE HAWAIIAN BEACH Honolulu. 117ITH the linking up ot America. Hawaii. China and Japan by a rapid Pacific Ocean air service, some of the least known spots in the world have become ot paramount importance. In Hawaii a desolate beach oi sunwhite
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    213 11 Huge Grain Elevators In Ottawa. As might be expected in a eountry tamous the world over for its wheat. Canada has established a large and efficient grain storage organisation The only countries which produce more wheat than Canada In I normal year are the Soviet and the United
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      311 12 SHIPS UNPROFITABLE TO BUILD Competition Too Keen, Says Company Chairman L PRESIDING at the annual meeting of Messrs. Harland and Wolff. P LW Mr F E Rebbeck. D.L.. said that many shipbuilders lately j had stressed' the fact that the prices which were being obtained tor SI were too low
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      106 12 Sydney. Btanilut Pothin has achieved his life's dream. He was born in his lather', tailing I ship in 1872. spent sixty years ot his I life In sailing ships, and has now retired to settle on a small dairy iarru I Pothin is known along the water- fronts
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      409 12 Bombay Epidemic Abating i r^HE Health Bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau tor the week ended. June 2t, states Plague. Battels was the only port in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human piagut during the week, one fatal case having been
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    20 15 I LE CAIN (S.R.C.i. who won i he high jump at the athletic contest between the R.A.F. and the S.R.C
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    Teams For Week-end Cricket Matches
    249 15 Teams For Week-end Cricket Matches i »|*H- folio* Lag v LU represent Singapore Non-Benders vs the S.C.C. tomor-|: 11 a.m at S.C.C: H. R. Barters. Dear,. W W. .Dean, R. F. Good- j J Huggixu C. B. H. Jacobs. Hon. A H Jord n capt.), T Leijssius. E. J. Sir
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    193 15 Derbyshire Retain Lead In Championship „s hire, the County ampi seven runs, in a game d an exciting finish. Landing to accomplish the task Booring 319 runs in the ourth innings oi the match played at lanch< r m Friday last. Derbyshire .d In the English County championship
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    86 15 Y.M.C.A. Easily Defeat R.A.F. Y.M.C.A. beat the R.A.F. in an •i-flub tennis match at Seletar on lay by five games to one. results were as follows, Y.M.C.A. ra mentioned first. Singles all beat Worth 6—2, 6—3. Loh Poon Lip beat McLeod 6—4, 8 3 Seng Chiang beat Mitchell
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    35 15 v• n 120 entries, including for the Parliamentary handicap, two rounds of which Walton Heath, Surrey. The Prince 'handicap 12) met H. M. io.v (14, a clerk in the House of ta the first round.
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    256 15 MEN'S FINALS TAKE PLACE TODAY •pHE entries for the men's open singles championship and the men's open doubles champicnsdip will close at noon on Friday. July 19. Entry forms can be had on application to the honorary secretary, Singapore Badminton Association. The date of closing of entries for
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    223 15 Heathcote's Century For Naval Base On Sunday the Naval Base beat H.M.S. Terror at Seletar by 38 runs. A feature of the play was G. E. Heathcote's brilliant innings of 135 "retired* while for H.M.S. Terror Workman and Banister batted well for 81 and 69 respectively. Naval Base:
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    225 15 Good Bowling By Rogers And Leon From Our Own Correspondent! Malacca. July 1. In the second cricket trial match in preparation tor the match against Negri Sembilan the Probables beat the Possibles by 34 runs. Probables: Ross b Rogers 1; Raja retnam c A. Chiew b Rogers: Jennings
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    94 15 Mr. F. W. Gilligan, a housemaster at Uppingham who has been appointed headmaster of Wanganui Collegiate School, New Zealand, is one of three brothers who have gained fame as county cricketers. While A. E. R. and A. H. H. Gilligan have captained
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    140 15 Races Cause Of Poor Attendance Ipoh. Sunday morning's shoot of the F.M.S. /olunteer Rifle Association. Kinta iianch. brought out less members than isual, the poor turnout probably being lue to the races and race dance the lay before. However, the lack of numlers was made up for by
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    173 15 Two Records Broken By Chinese Women Athletes i (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 5. Ideal weather favoured the first days programme of 15 events of the third Selangor Chinese Olympiad, held this evening on the S.C.R.C. ground, over 300 competitors of both sexes participating. Two of
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    162 15 TWO TITLES FOR YEONG KOK CHOON •From Our Own Corr->r<ondent» Ipoh, July 3. FOLLOWING arc the results of the Lower Penfk tennis championships: Singles Wmnei Au Yeong Xofc Choon runner-up. K. C. Tung. Doubles Winners. R. L. Grut and Robertson runners-up. Au Kee Kiang and
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    258 15 inter-club Matches At Sepoy Lines And Island Club A women's match between Keppel Goli Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club will be played on July 12 at Sepoy Lines. The teams are as follows: Keppel players mentioned first p.m. 4.00 Mrs. A. McK Low vs Miss Patterson. 4.05
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    527 15 HOLDERS KNOCKED OUT IN FIRST ROUND <From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Kahru. July 5. Education FT. 5: Kota Tinggi FT. 3 A NOTHER thrilling game was watehed rx by a large crowd this afternoon on the Istana Padang when the Kota Tinggi Football Team travelled down to
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    233 15 Malacca R.R.A. Spoon Shoot <Frnm Our Own Correspondent Malacca. July 1. The Malacca Volunteer Cnrps R R. A. Spoon Shoot lor June took place at <c Bukit Sebukor Rifle Range 00 Sunday 1 o morning at 300. 500 and GOO yards The attendance was a record and keen
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    48 15 Mr. And Mrs. Swinchatt Win J Mixed Doubles Handicap i Mi*, and Mrs. Swinchatt (owe 15 1 yesterday won the mixed doubles hen- dicap in the Tgurißlin Club lawn tennis i tournament by beating Mrs. Cameron and Marshall (owe 15 1 4—6. 6—2. 6—2 j
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    298 15 RIGHT ELEMENT is RETURNING \MU A DENVILLE MP WttUU as lT foUowa In Sporting Ufa I am littl< tired ot rend ..»t British boxing is not what it was Like ev< rythini .-isr u sun ,m he aftermath ol thv> war. but 1 i •onv:nc, thai
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    333 15 Mfcllj (_ain \arro\N (fftom Our Own Con. >pund«nt Segamat, June PI. ICbOOI padang on •Yiday the Segamat Malay Cricket Hub beat the O.S Behool by n run(J.E.S. (First Innings* ll ..slum b M Ungh >ub l (i Viii.ismuam b Frank i; Nadaaon c Bimau b Frank N kwang
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    607 16 Plays Better Than Ever To Retain Title CRAWFORD AND QUIST REACH FINAL OF MEN'S DOUBLES Wimbledon, July 5. BY beating G. von Cramm. the German champion, in the final of the men's singles at Wimbledon today, by 6 2. 6 ft, 6
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    640 16 ALTHOUGH CONCEDING MORE THAN (Il> Ringside; |"wnk »;i tl» best features ol the boxing programme staged at the New World arena last night was the excellent displays put up in the preliminary events. As a general rule tne curtail, raisers at this
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    20 16 SIKDI.K gets the ball past Wyatt, during the South Africans first inninus in thr first Test match at Trent Bridge.
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    77 16 The annual general meeting of the Old Raftlesians' Association will be held at the G. H. Cafe. Battery Road, on Thursday. July 25. This meeting will be followed by the annual dinner to which all old boys and men friends are invited. Tickets ($1.75 each) may be obtained
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    105 16 Thomas N. Pearce, Joint captain of Essex C.C played Pagliacci at Chelmsford. His wife lay unconscious in the hospital that can be seen from the cricket field. She was undergoing an operation for appendities. Pearce stood at the crease fighting tor his team with
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    411 16 SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY Roy Smith In Excellent Form TOO GOOD FOR LIEUT. CHESTNUTT VESTERDAY'S ties in the Singapore tennis championship tournament, though they produced no surpises, were replete with thilling matches. The encounter between Roy Smith and Lt. Chestnut t was not spectacular, but it was the finest of
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    153 16 SOUTH AFRICANS WIN AGAIN London. July ft. JHE country cricket matches which ended today resulted as follows. At Bath. The South Africans beat Somerset by 51 runs. South Africans 173 and 284. Somerset 213 and 188 Mitchell five for 45 >. At Colchester: Yorkshire beat Essex by 226
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