The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 July 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,632. ESTD. 1835 MONDAY, JULY 22, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    "OUR CAUSE IS JUST AND MUST PREVAIL"
    188 1 Emperor Of Abyssinia Defines His Attitude Towards Italy NEITHER PROTECTORATE NOR MANDATE Reuter Addis Ababa, July 21. a CATEGORICAL announcement of his intention to Irefuse 'ar.v solution involving an Italian or other protectorate or a mandate, thus impairing the independence, sovereignty and freedom
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    ITALY PROTESTS
    26 1 Rome, July 21. Italian Government has presented a strong protest to Abyssinia :i their Minister at Addis Ababa resard to the Eirmeror's sneech. Reuter
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    FLIGHT ACROSS NORTH POLE
    70 1 FLIGHT ACROSS NORTH POLE Soviet Airmen Hope To Reach Trisco Helsingfors, July 21. AN attempt to fly non-stop from i Moscow to San Francisco via the North Pole is shortly to be made by I three Soviet fliers, according to a Leningrad report. The route will be via Canada. jThe
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    171 1 The 42nd list of donations to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund is as follows: Amount previously acknowledged $120,686.57 Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya) Ltd. 500.00 Hoong Yue Club 10.00 Chop Eng Bee 5.00 Chop Yeo Swee Hiang 5.00 Chop Eng Guan 5.00 Chop Kwa Seng Kee 5.00 Chop
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    ITALY'S CASE
    133 1 Discussions With Britain And France Reuter Rome, July 19. Italian papers publish reports rom London that Sir Eric Drummond, the British Ambassador m Rome, has been instructed to ask the Italian Government if they are prepared to make a documented statement of ir case with regard to Abyssinia
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    SUNSTROKE DEATHS
    40 1 Rome, July 19. renty deaths from sunstroke and tiding home of 2,000 labourers the Italian colonies out of a total •000 are reported by the Azione lagli which is regarded as semiial for matters concerning the C-Gi'mk-s.- Reuter
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    ARMOURED CARS PATROL STREETS
    222 1 10 Dead In Lahore Riots Lahore, July 20. Altogether ten persons were killed and many were injured m riots here today. The whole area is strewn with bricks and stones with which the mob kept up a barrage. Fifty police, including five British, were injured while
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    37 1 Negotiations for a new FrancoGerman trade treaty have been broken off, and the majority of the French delegates have left Berlin. TAKEN FOR A RIDE! Nurses riding on a miniature railway at the BadclifTe Infirmary Fete, Oxford.
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    35 HEAT-WAVE FATALITIES
    106 1 New York, July 21. •THERE have been 35 fatalities m the past 24 hours owing to severe heat m the eastern half of the United States. There were seven deaths at Chicago where 95 degrees Fahrenheit were registered yesterday. The death-roll m New England, mostly from lightning,
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    PRIVATES CHARGED
    85 1 Manslaughter Alleged In Hong Kong Hong Kong, July 20. Cyril Crompton and George Chapman, privates m the Lincolnshlres. were charged In the civil court today with the manslaughter of an Indian last night. The original charge was assault on [which the men were arrested last I night. It
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    Sir Austen Chamberlain's Son Carried Off By Wahabis On Transjordan Frontier
    161 1 Sir Austen Chamberlain's Son Carried Off By Wahabis On Transjordan Frontier Jerusalem, July 21. f lEUTENANT Joseph Chamberlain, son of Sir Austen, a com- pany officer of the Trans Jordan Frontier force stationed at Zerka is reported to be m the hands ol the Wahabis having crossed with a patrol
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    20 1 Mr. Rex Duncan, who for some time has been planting In Kedah, ls joining an estate In the Sungkai district.
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    All Police Leave Stopped Germany
    169 1 "Dangerous Days Ahead London. July f IGHT on the appointment of Herr 1-1 Helldorf as Police President of Berlin is shed by the Reriln correspondent of the Manchester Guardian. H<- says that the conference at HeiliKedamm where Herr Ooebbels was staying, after which the Helldorf
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    TWO BRITONS AMONG DEAD
    92 1 TWO BRITONS AMONG DEAD Another Dutch Air Disaster TEN PASSENGERS AND THE CREW OF FOUR ARE REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED WHEN A DUTCH AEROPLANE PROCEEDING FROM MILAN TO FRANKFURT CRASHED NEAR MESOCCO IN SWITZERLAND YESTERDAY. LATER. There were two British victims of the Dutch disaster, Arthur Watts, the famous
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    DUTCH PLANE DELAYED AT RANGOON
    60 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. July 21. The eastbound Dutch mail plane left: Rangoon behind time this morning She met bad weather on the frontier mountains and returned to Rangoon which was re-reached at noon. It is hoped to make a second attempt to Bangkok
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    D.E.I. RUBBER
    78 1 I I Export Duty Decreased To 20 Guilders Batavia. July 20. The export duty on native rubber has been decreased to 20 guilders per hundred kilograms »dry basis*. Duty for wet rubber for export to harbours on the west coast of Sumatra. Djambi. Palembang. South and East Borneo.
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    43 1 London, July 20. The total amount applied for m tenders for .€40.000.000 Treasury Bills was £67.685.000. The average rate per cent for bills at three months was jl2 2 84d. as compared with 12 1 60 d per cent a week.— British Radio
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    STOP PRESS
    117 1 Lahore, July 21. The Moslem crowds who were held up by a barbed wire entanglement, did not disperse throughout the night, and increased m numbers this morning. Later they became violent and stoned the military who fired six rounds at noon after giving a warning. The crowd continued
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      58 1 (ft c Godlunrs Scots ftlhtsky ,i Mellow and Friendly Spirit f«__r MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to sis pm. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight and HANK BROWN UKIE LEE The Two New Yorkers THE AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS IN AN ENTIRELY NEW REPERTOIRE NIGHTLY NON -DINERS SLOP RAFFLES
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    FULL OF THRILLS
    180 2 "The St. Louis Kid" At The Alhambra The Warner Bros release, "The St. i Louis Kid." which started its Singapore season at the Alhambra yesterday, is j packed full ol thrills, adventure, romance and comedy, and rarely has such a last moving film been screened locally. As
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    35 2 Mr. I. W. Blelloch. who is to succeed Mr. L. C. Simpson-Gray as the Deputy Public Prosecutor, Perak. has arrived 1 m Ipoh. As previously stated Mr. Simpson-Gray is shortly leaving for home on leave.
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    SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB HOLD AT HOME
    439 2 SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB HOLD AT HOME A FRESH breeze and excellent racing lent joy and thrills to the 16th annual At Home of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Saturday. Among the many guests were H.E. the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, i Lady Thomas, Miss Bridget Thomas, jb. i Ardrew
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    200 COMPETE IN PERAK CHINESE SPORTS
    370 2 200 COMPETE IN PERAK CHINESE SPORTS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. July 20. ■"FHE two-day Perak Chinese athletic meeting was formally declared open this morning by Mr. Leong Sin Nam. More than 200 competitors, including 53 girls, are taking part. The only Gopeng girl entrant. Miss Chee Fong Yeng. won
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    SIKH BATSMEN FAIL
    117 2 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. July 20. Vanderholt's team easily defeated the Selangor Sikh Union m a friendly cricket match played on the P.W.D. Padang The Selangor Sikhs were bundled out for a meagre 25. This low scoring was due to the splendid length maintained by
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    DE SILVA CUP
    168 2 Europeans Begin Well Against "The Rest" (From Our Own Correspondent.* n, Penang. July 20. The cri-ket match between the Europeans and the "The Rest" for tho De Silva Cup started today The Europeans totalled 291 for 9 Twrfrff H!!? 1 t0 J 1 splendi P««ner. ship of
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    TRIALS OF STRENGTH
    58 2 'From Our Own Correspondent. Johore Rahru, July 20. The Johore Amateur Weight Liftinr Association will hold their annual championship events on Sept 5 the S in l U P roba °llity will be at the Theatre Royai. Johore Bahru The programme will include boxing wrest ling, feats
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    64 2 Three new appoint m, tits made to thr ui-hnii-al Rubber Research Inst It ut. Ml Plddlesden. who arrived on I a chemist, with training engineering, and be will mlcal Division I)r X C who ls also a chrnusi. Il iW and has been a sent »i King's College. Cambridi!. Hamilton,
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      277 2 i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS^ SKIN TISSUE CREAM Harriet Hubbard Ayer j A beneficial treatment for your -kin. I Combined with gentle massage exercises. I this rich cream aids m replenishing II wasted tissue: m toning and strength- I 5 enlng the muscles. I Correct massage instructions are en- I i closed
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      169 2 Diary Of The Week MONDAY. JULY U Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. 11. S.C.C. vs. H.M.S. Terror,, padang; Div. 11, Police vs. M.F.A.. Anson Road Stadium; Div. 111. S.R.C. vs. Khalsa Association. S.R.C. ground; Commercial Cup. Straits Times vs. Post Office, V.M.C.A. ground; Friendly. M.P.H. vs. S.C.C. II <?>. TUESDAY, JULY
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      475 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) 6 p.m. Recorded music. G. 45 News bulletin supplied by Strait* Times. 7 Relay of concert x artistes Iron Tomlinson Hall:— The Sai Mis Tng (Mixed Chinese Choir— s( voices). All m the April Eveninc
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    No Ground For Refund Of Assessment On Vacant Buildings
    241 3 No Ground For Refund Of Assessment On Vacant Buildings LEGAL ADVISER SANITARY BOARD i Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 20. A ing ol the Kinta Sani>ard, the chairman stated rd to the question ol assessment on vacant s where there had been rdship the matter had i d to the
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    ONLY AN OLD POET MAKES MONEY
    150 3 ONLY AN OLD POET MAKES MONEY HREE-YEAR-OLD Law- I Whistler, winner of the King's the best volume of verse pub--1934, has no illusions about nsitive face and carriage but his room on top floor m bury is masculinely inartistical- j ript. 3 on the walls are all of I or
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    CHINESE IN SIAM
    66 3 Shanghai, July 20. 1 Nanking Foreign Office, the r V ol Industry and Commerce and Department of Overseas Chinese are sending a mission to Bang- ir ly m August to investigate the "led unfair treatment of Chinese nta m Siam. mission will consist of nine mem- two
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    PEPPER POOL'S DIFFICULTIES
    157 3 London, July 20. TT was rumoured m the City this 1 morning that the managers of the pool which took over 20,000 tons of pepper m February following the collapse of the corner will ask Government to impose prohibitive import duties on fresh imports from the Far
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    SNAKE IN PLANE
    85 3 Killed On The Way To Singapore First Officer E. Esmonde. of the Imperial Airways liner Aurora which arrived m Singapore from London recently, states m his voyage report: "On the journey from Karachi zc Singapore shortly after leaving Jodhpur and whilst m the course of checking the
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    SENTENCE OF DEATH FOR MURDER
    123 3 SENTENCE OF DEATH FOR MURDER Seremban, July 17. BEFORE Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen m the Supreme Court here, today, the the case of alleged double murder, bev.un on Monday, was concluded. The accused were Maniyam and Rathina Mandore. son and father, respectively, and they were charged with murder of
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    106th BIRTHDAY
    99 3 Englishman Who Settled In Australia In 1838 Adelaide. Mr Lazarus Potter, of Bordertown has just celebrated his 106 th birthday. He was born at West Ratting, between Newmarket and Cambridge, England, on July 5, 1829. and came to South Australia m the ship Caroline m 1838, two years
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    Constable Complimented
    275 3 Constable Complimented ARRESTED BAG-THIEF ON SUSPICION Kuala Lumpur, July 19. IIR. F. K. WILSON, the first magistrate. Kuala Lumpur, this morning complimented a Malay police constable, and remarked that he would recommend him for his smartness which resulted m the prompt arrest ol Chan Fook, who stole a lizard skin
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    LEAVING ENGLAND
    123 3 Four Chinese Students y J)is-satisfied London, July 19. Three of last year's Chinese indemnity scholars named Hsia, Wang, and Chen, are going to finish their course m Germany. Another named Tung is going to America. All are studying geodesy and say they are unable to get the requisite
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    GERMAN UNEMPLOYED
    100 3 Under 2,000,000 For First Time Since War For the first time since 'he war the r.umber of unemployed persons m Germany has been reduced to under two million. Jobs of one sort or another having been found m June for 142,000 unemployed persons, the total number of registered
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    48 3 Captain M. H. Hawkes, Supervisor, Export Duties. Prai, will shortly be leaving Malaya for Jamaica, where it is understood he will take up the post of Collector-General, Jamaica. Captain Hawkes was Superintendent of Customs. Perak, and was transferred to Prai some time ago, In place of Captain Cuscaden.
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    "Singapore Ought To Feel Ashamed Of Itself"
    339 3 "Singapore Ought To Feel Ashamed Of Itself ARCHDEACON AND JUBILEE FUND RESPONSE /"OUTSPOKEN comment on the manner m which the Singapore Jubilee Fund has been supported was made by Archdeacon Graham White of Singapore at a dinner on Saturday night. In the presence of a cosmopolitan gathering comprising the staff
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. A. HALL
    245 3 THE funeral Ol Mrs. Hall, wile i 1 Mr Alexander Kail, of the editorial itafl of the Singapore Free Press, took place at Bidadari Cemetery. Singapore on Saturday afternoon. The Rev W Marray officiated. Mrs. Hall died m the Genera! Hospital on Saturday morning following
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3220 4 AI R MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON London, July 12. FIRST things first: that has always been the motto of your correspondent, and I daresay that it always will be. And by this I mean that we have had little time for I the really important things of life this week,
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      83 4 WAILES DOVE BITUMASTIC ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINT ~«Jwn^" Ammm. HHH^. -^ri hhhh_. _^_l _^B _^_fl _^l _fl B_l 1 ■a hpH H^r f I rT_ywtiH yur (•HI LHH 7_rCßr IjI 1 HI »f» L* I tfWl 'v-^iM^A_irTtl7j »tr H__a h»~»v»n. t^AI ft. AT ifl i _a W iH L jjf t<j\ i
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    558 5 THE abOTt! photograph is the Singapore .showroom and oflice of Remington Rand IDC, m Union Building. The World's biggest office-equipment organisation with branches and depots m every corner of the Globe Lliey started this local brand) lust a year ago and it is not surprising that during the DOViat Ol
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    MR. LOWINGER'S PROGRAMME IN MALAYA
    339 6 MR. LOWINGER'S PROGRAMME IN MALAYA Meetings At Kuala Lumpur And Ipoh Mentioned IT is expected that interested parties will be able freely to question Mr. V. A. Lowinger, Malaya's senior representative on the International Tin Committee, during his present visit to the country. The Free Press understands that Mr. Lowinger
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    POLICE CHASE ARMED MAN IN THE DARK
    172 6 Kuala Kangsar, July 18. T^HE case against a Banjarese. who was at first charged m the Kuala Kangsar Court with having been found without any ostensible means of subsistence, was heard on Monday before Che Othman and the charge was altered to one
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    DEAF MITES MOURN
    156 6 J'apuan Friend Found Helpless In Jungle Dies Sydney, July 8. Pound wandering helplessly when his parents died, m the wild, mountainous country of North Papua, a small deaf and dumb native boy was taken by nuns to a convent, and two years ago. at the age of
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    New Flying Boat For Singapore
    204 6 New Flying Boat For Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) London. July 19. AN R.A.F. Singapore 111 flying boat, under the command of Squadron-Leader W. N. Plenderleith will leave Mountbatten, Plymouth, on July 27 m an attempt to reach Singapore m 19 days, including nonstop journeys of more than 1.000 miles
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    MODEL PLANE FLIGHT
    217 6 Small Petrol Motor Gives Range Of 80 Miles Sydney, July 5. The largest model aeroplane to be built m Australia was flown, successfully at Mascot aerodrome. Sydney, on July 3. The plane, which is capable 01 carrying a rat as a passenger, took Off and rose to
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    SIAM LOTTERY
    91 6 Police Seize Bundles Of Forged Tickets rProm Oui Own Correspondents Bangkok. July 20. On the eve of drawing ot one ot the provincial towns sanctioned lotteries to a nominal value ot one million tickets at one tical each, with if fully subscribed, a first prize of ,€SXOO. the
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    S.V.C. SCHEDULE
    363 6 The Singapore Volunteer Corps programme of drills up to and for week ending July 28 is as follows: Monday. 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. S.R.A. <vt. Section Gun Drill: S.F.C.R.E. <v> Malay Section. Engine and Lamps: 2nd. Bn. Signal Section. Signal Training: "E" Coy. Selected Men: Revolver Training— 30 yards
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    30 6 Inche Ibrahim bin Abubakar an Officer of Class II under the Malay Officers' Scheme, has been appoin ed TrJ? a H s De P«ty Commissioner ol Trade and Customs. Muar.
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    IMPERIAL SOCIAL HYGIENE PROBLEMS
    549 6 Congress In London DELEGATES lrom n countries m the H: will attend the s. i m Social Hygiene Congn be held at the Lot) Hygiene and Tropical Mad July 8 to 12. Organlaed by th< Bn Hygiene Council, whl celcbratiri. its L'ls* anni\ Congress is und«
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    Man Kills His Wife For Throwing Baby On Cement Floor
    277 6 Man Kills His Wife For Throwing Baby On Cement Floor Ipoh. July 20. U¥ ADMIT that I killed her be- cause she killed my child. 1 am guilty of the offence and I pray that the Court may be merciful to me." stated Murugasu, alias Murugiah. a 35-year-old Tamil, lately
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    50 YEARS IN PENANG
    125 6 Death Of Mr. K. A. Naina Mohamed (From Our Own Correspondent* Penanjr, July 19. The death took place yesterday after about a fortnight's illness of Mr X A Naina Mohamed. one of the leaders V [the local Mohammedan community nn^ r Nain w a Moham e-
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    TORE EARRINGS OFF EAR
    112 6 Daylight Robbery In Singapore Riding m a ricksha along Cavamph Road about two o'clock 'on Friday afternoon. a well-to-do Hokkien woman Madame Urn Hee Lua n f heboid ear-rings being snatched from The ricksha stopped and she turned bicycle man on a This daylight robbery was
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    37 6 a„ ™L AM h bln Haji Suleiman. s"* c of Class IV, Malay Officers' Scheme, has been appointed to act as Assistant Protector of Chinese, Johore under the Malay Officers- Scheme, with effect from July 1. 1935.
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    COMPENSATION FOR DEAD MAN'S RELATIVES
    185 6 COMPENSATION FOR DEAD MAN'S RELATIVES Ipoh. July 19. f\N or about Mar. 8 a fatal ac- cident took place on a Chinese mine, at Pengkalen. Lahat. when there was a big earth slip and a 'coolie was buried alive. The deceased was a widower at the time, but had a
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    Selangor Beat Perak In Key Soccer Game
    526 7 PLAYERS BELOW FORM IN MALAYA CUP Malacca Win: Burma Rifles And Pen ang Draw (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 20. A DRAB game m which the standard of soccer was U n- worthy of a Malaya Ctip match was the general opinion
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    Players Sent Off In Malacca-Johore Game
    433 7 Players Sent Off In Malacca- Johore Game >m Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. July >0. MA! ACCA beat Johore by three goals one today m a Malaya cup tie. end of the game two re ordered off the tield. S were as follows Fohore Noor Mohamed Wan a All bin afaarof
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    Penang and Burmans Play Exciting Match
    244 7 'From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, July 20. yHE Malaya Cup match between I Penang and the Burma Rifles Played here this evening resulted m a draw, a dozen goals being shared. On the run of play, however, the soldiers fully deserved to have won.
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      20 7 S TRIUMPH FOR THE BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY.. •Sunday Time?*' tl I i I I Watch far Gala Screening CAPITOL SOOW
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    24 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mr. Alexander Hall sincerely thanks all friends for their practical help and sympathy m the recent loss of his beloved wife.
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JULY 22, 1935 Pepper, Rubber And Tin
    966 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JULY 22, 1935 Pepper, Rubber And Tin RUMOUR is not always a "lying jade" but it is hoped she lives lup to this reputation m connection with the latest stories about the pepper pool, to the effect that the Home Government is to be approached
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    DAY TO DAY
    56 8 £*L C W War "er is now on Temerloh Estate, Trong. Mr. I. L. Kelly is now attached to the Survey Department. Batu Gajah. Mr. F. Bellamy, of Malayan Collieries Ltd.. is due from Home on Aug. 1. Mr. H. T. Piper, of Tanah Merah Estate, Port
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    144 8 Friday, July 19. In the morning His Excellency visited Siong Lim Sawmill. Sin Lam Cheong Sawmill and the P.W.D. timber seasoning shed at Pulau Saigon. Saturday. July 20. In the morning His Excellency visited the Fish hatcheries at Woodleigh Filter Beds. B In the afternoon His Excellency and
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    as I was saying
    540 8 as I was say ing- MALAYA possesses some of the finest roads m the world and some of the worst car-drivers. For this reason "Motoring m Malaya." the official organ of the Automobile Association ol Malaya, the first number of which has just been published, is a welcome addition to
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    Returning
    1013 8 AT the junction the gleaming rails ran towards the train, ran alongside, ran away again. I saw a signalman walking along with a wicker lunchbasket and a blue enamel leapail. We were gathering speed. I knew St. Stephen's. I knew Lane End. I knew Mackerby as places, not as
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    JAPANESE MINISTERS LODGE PROTEST
    110 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Separate Air Ministry QUESTION OF CONTROL Shanghai, July 21. T question of creating a new Ministry for "Air" was again up at tne Japanese Cabinet on Saturday when the Ministers ol War and Navy strongly ected to the proposal. ke at length
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    75 9 London, July 10. Aetley Rushtoii was car accident last night 11 ii>34. he had been m the Reserve Fleet, which mobilised for the Jubilee Tuesday, he was one of s's guests at a dinner on the a distinguished war career. led the cruiser Southamp*ai the first
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    The Reller Band Goes All-Hungarian
    281 9 The Reller Band Goes AllHungarian Grand Concert At Sea View DUDAPEST m Singapore— or rath -c at the Sea View Hotel, where last night the Reller Band gave what was described as a "Grand All-Hungarian Concert" and grand was a fitting description. The band, all of whom are Hungarians, were
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    235 9 LATEST BOMBERS IN DEFENCE TEST Daylight And Night Attacks London, July 20. TPHE annual air defence exercises will begin next Monday evening with a raid by day bomben belonging to "Southland" terces on London, which will be del ended by fighters of "'Northland" forces. Operations
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    104 9 Loss Of £17,900 For 10 Months 'From Our Own Correspondent) London. July 19. The Anglo-Oriental Mining Corporation reports a loss for the ten months ended Apr. 30. of €17.961 against a profit of £62.233 for the previous sixteen months. After payment of the preference dividend the credit balance of
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    66 9 Cabinet Reorganisation Pointer Athens, July 20. After a lengthy meeting, the reorganisation of the Cabinet was completed, with M. Tsaldaris as Premier. Gen. Kondylis as Vice-Premier and Minister of War. and M Maximos as Foreign Minister. The retention of Gen. Kondylis m the Cabinet is regarded as x
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    22 9 Mr. Carlton Hurst, American Consul m Penang, now on leave m the United States, has been transferred from Penang to Habana. Cuba.
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    MARRY IN HASTE —
    100 9  - MARRY IN HASTE Sin Chew Jit Poh James Lin May Be Extradited Shanghai. July 21 PRESIDENT Lin Sen, of the Chin- ese National Government, has wired to Dr. Alfred Sze. Chinese Ambassador m Washington, to make representation to the Government of the United States with a view to having his
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    ON AN ELEPHANT
    65 9 Halliburton Emulates Hannibal Berlin. July lit Emulating Hannibal, the American writer. Richard Halliburton, has set out. mounted on an elephant, for the i Great St. Bernard Pass. After covering 55 miles across the Alps from Berne to Aosta. Halliburton proposes to push on via Pisa to Rome.
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    77 9 Nonconformist In Chair Of Divinity At Cambridge London. July 20. The Reverend C. H. Dodd has been elected to the Norrishulse chair of divinity at Cambridge University. Rev. Dodc. who is a well known authority on Biblical exegesis, was formerly Ccngregational Minister, and his appointment marks a
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    JAPANESE FIRED ON
    64 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Another Siberian Border "Incident" Shanghai. July 19. Another serious "incident" took place last week m North Heilungkiang where three Japanese troops proceeding up a river near the Siberian border were fired at by Russians. The Manchukuo Government has lodged a strongly-worded protest with
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    128 9 London. July 20. The response to the big issue by the London Electric Transport Finance Corporation of £32.000.000 two and half per cent guaranteed debenture stock. 1950-55 at £97 per cent proved to be greater even than was anticipated m the city. Application lists as already recorded were
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    93 9 London, July 17. The Leeds City Council have m hand a vast scheme for rehousing slum dwellers, and work will shortly begin on the construction of a big block of 940 flats, to be completed m twenty months. This represents only a small part of the whole
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    69 9 A tea dance will be held at the S.C.R.C. Club house on Monday, July 29. The time will be 5.15 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Doris Robinson and Miss Jane Prinsep, who have been the guests of Captain Arthur Pritchard. J. P.. Lower Perak, for the past two months, sailed
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      BRIGHTER PROSPECTS FOR BRITISH TRADE
      2702 10 "Outlook Persistently Cheerful" TEA BOOMLET SURPRISES EXPERTS (From the Free Press Correspondent) London, July 12. -UT HE outlook for this country remains persistently and doggedly 1 cheerful." Thus, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking m the House of Commons this week on the
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      89 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 20. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. m cases <F. 0.8. July) 19 916 19 ***** Good F.A.Q. m cases (F.OB. July) 19» 4 No. I. X. R.S.S. <Spot-lcose> (awardable Singapore) 19 716 19 9,16 August September 19?4 19
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      90 10 July 20 Buyers Sellers Gamber 6 00 I Java Cube 10.50 Hamburg Cube 10.50 White Pepper 17.00 Muntok White Pepper 17.50 Copra. Sundried 3.90 Copra, mixed 3.50 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 R.B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 115 Blanja Jelotong 7.50 Sarawak Jeh tong 7.00 R. <Siam>
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      D.E.I. RUBBER EXPORTS
      58 10 Batavia, July 18. For the first half of July. 3.400 tons of native rubber were exported, compared with the monthly quota oi 7.200 tons. The bulk ol this consists of blankets, on which an increased export duty has been applied since July 5. The increased blanket duty
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      993 10 SATURDAY. JULY >0, 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers. Ainpat Tin (4s S tJT Asam Kurnbang (£> 32s 33s Austral Malay (£> oti 6d 60s 6d (Aver Hitam Tin (5s > 12s 9d 13s 6d Ayer Wens ($1) LJg cd ißangrin Tin (£> 19s *d 2Ci bd itetu Selangor
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      162 10 July 18. 1*). 20. I American Can Com 142 140 l 4 141 U I American Telephone and Telegraph 127^ H 127^ 12G" X Atcheson Railroad SP, 51 %\r^ Chesapeake 441^ 44 r> 8 44 v Uupont 1065 8 K)5> 2 106 Firestone 14^ 14^ Unq Gtneral Bectrlc
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      36 10 I At the monthly meeting of thp Kirn., Sani'^ Whlch WssMS day ard fflce Ipoh n Thurs- c Board bade farewell to the chairman <Mr. B. S. Walton) who v shortly leaving the country on Teavc
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      130 10 July 20 SIXIJNC; London. months" sight London. I months' sight London. 60 days' >:^ London. 30 days London, drmr-nd London. T.T. Lyons and P.ir I, demand Hamburg, domain: New York, demand Batavia. Sourabaya. d< m r Sam.ir;in». Uensand Penang. demand Calcutta. Bomb.-, demand Rangoon. Mad and Colombo. <1«
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    PRODUCERS VIE FOR Service Of Henry Fonda
    528 11  - PRODUCERS VIE FOR Service Of Henry Fonda MOLL IE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY I,; your ear to the ground nut here, you'll discover that !e\ going on between Sheehan and Walter Wanger certain dark young man Dutch," as they describe has set her heart on Henry Fonda play the
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    184 11 Sequel To Mining Fatalities (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 19 o of the mine accident at Kramat Pulai, m which a coolie Killed, was heard before the -cial commissioner under the Workmen's Compensation Act when coolie's wife claimed oompenon. coolie, it was related, was enin
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    35 11 r J. S. Addison, Assistant Conservator of Forests, has been appointed to omciate aa District Forest Officer, ih, and Enche Mohamed Alwy bin Iman, Sub-Assistant Conservator of ns District Forest Officer. TanJ f mg Malim.
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    562 11  - CULB ER TSON on CONTRACT Ely Culbertson by Worlds Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst 11 SHOULDER ARMS TO the student of sociology the most amazing feature of the new Contract Bridge laws and scoring is its unquestioned authority. On Mar. 31 25.000.000 people throughout the world shouldered arms, so
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    "Whispering Campaign" Against President Roosevelt
    373 11 Whispering Campaign Against President Roosev elt New York. A "whispering campaign" of pecu- liarly insidious character, directed against President Roosevelt, has. gained such momentum since his "Soak the Rich" taxation proposals as to elicit direct notice from the White House. Innumerable stories are being circulated "privately" concerning the President's physical
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST.
    81 11 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST. From Our Own Correspondent' Ipoh. July 19. Lee Kirn Seng, a general broker, was produced before the local court today i.nd charged with committing crlmli breach d! trust o! $150. the com ulalnant'a allegation being that the sum was entrusted to Lee Kirn S 1 for
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    208 12 Praise For Hon- Kong Built Yacht Tn .1 H ng Kor| g» July 11. rrZ^ h er to a triend Captain E P Green, writing from Yokohama on July reporting the arrival of the small Hong Kong-built yacht Romance there on June 29, states: w«^ e sr had
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      1431 12 DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR COLLISION President Jefferson And Afrika Hong Kong. July 11. JUDGMENT was reserved by the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor. at the Supreme Court yesterday, m the action brought by the American Mail Line, owners of the s.s. President Jefferson, lor damages against the owners of the m.v.
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      463 12 Local And 1 Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN I Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan 'via Jerantut > Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 pm. Kelantan via Gemas) every Monday,
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    1129 15 HOLD NARROW LEAD ON GOAL AVERAGES Teams Finish Two-All After Stern Tussle CHANGES IMPROVE LOCAL TEAM BY drawing 2 2 with the Servic es at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday m the Malaya Cup com petition, Singapore qualified for the final
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    847 15 T;. C had no difficulty m defeatNaval Base by three wickets v on the S.R.C. ground. The took first knock and compiled yards which P. Swyny contri--24 and Albrecht 21. to a well compiled 40 by trong and a bright 30 by
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    167 15 Yon bin Mian Wins Johore Open Singles Again From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, July 19. Excellent weather prevailed for the concluding day of the Johore Tennis Tournament, when two finals were played. Yon bin Mian (Muar) defeated Wong Thean Teck (J. Bahru I by 6 3.
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    76 15 The Singapore Swimming Club will play the Chinese Swimming Club on Thursday, at 5.30 p.m. at Water Polo at the S.S.C. This game has been arranged at the request of the Chinese Swimming Club m order to give them a try out efcre going to Penang. The
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    351 15 T Kuala Lumpur, July 20. HE second day of ehe Selangor A.A.A. meet was run m ideal weather. An incident occurred during the running of the 440 yards final. At the home bend, about 100 yards from the winning post, a dog ran into
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    98 15 •From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. July Th. Perak Boxing Association. 193.S was duly constituted at a meeting last Pjlht The Sultan of Perak has accepted an invitation to become Patron Slid the Board ol Control will consist ol Mr. H. O. Nelson, president. Dr. X T Khong.
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    526 15 Handicaps For Penang Jubilee Meeting On Saturday From Our Own Correspondent I'm. in* July iO •pHL lolmwinu are the handicap* lor tiie first day <v the Penan* Tun Club Jubilee meeting, starting I July 27 ■SSSSS, Clans I. Onr mil.-; Prohibition 9.7. Kuaia Prin< 9.3. Fas'nii Knhht 92 Kalili 8
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    77 16 Five Yorkshire Players In English Team London, July 21. THE following have been chosen ■to play for England m the fourth Test Match against the South Africans, which starts at Manchester next Saturday R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwickshire, capt). I J. C. Clay (Glamorgan). R. W. V.
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    237 16 THE match between the Garrison Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club played at the Garrison Golf Course yesterday, resulted m a win for the Garrison Golf Club by 5» 2 points to 4V 2 The scores were as follows, Gamson Club players mentioned
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    53 16 London, July 20. THE National Breeders' Pro- ducer Stakes, run today at Sandown Park, resulted as follows BOSS OVER 1 SANSONNET 2 CHIBERTA 3 Thirteen ran. Won by two lengths, a neck between second and third. Betting 4 to 1; 9 to 2; 33
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    44 16 The sixth annual athletic sports of the Mercantile Institute. Singapore, 2*22 h€ld at tne Jalan Besar Stadium, at 2.30 on July 26 The old boys' race will be run off at li P ;I?- E Robinson will give away the prizes.
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    41 16 White City, July 20. Harvard and Yale beat Oxford and Cambridge at athletics here today. Each side won six events, the Americans winning on second places, with 6» 2 points against the English Varsities' 5» 2 Reuter
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