The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 July 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14.638 ESTD. 1835 MONDAY, JULY 29, 1935 10 CENTS
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    ITALY DECLINES TO PARTICIPATE AT GENEVA
    157 1 'Abyssinia Must First Declare Her Intentions" MISSOLINI STILL HOPEFUL OF CONCILIATION NTll_ Abyssinia declares her intentions Italy cannot participate m discussions at Geneva iat, m brief, is Signor Mussolini's reply to Monsieur invitation to Italy to attend the meeting of Geneva. July 28. Mussolini,
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    Munitions Factory Disaster
    162 1 Turin. July 27. rhirtyeifht bodies. 35 of which are women, have been recovered from a powder factory m the Tamo packing section which was wrecked yesterda) by an explosion. explosion is believed to have t>een due to a packer dropping a case tilled with explosives. The factory
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    U.S. ATTITUDE
    56 1 Desire For A Peaceful Settlement Washington, July 26. isising the Government's desire tceful settlement of the Italolan crisis Mr Phillips, Underol State, revealed that all itea envoys abroad had been ised to inform other Powers of US attitude. the U.S. will not be repreby an observer at the
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    HEAT TAKES TOLL
    141 1 Ten Italian Soldiers Die Every Day Aden, July 25. The intense heat m Eritrea is taking toll of the Italian troops of which about ten are dying every day and a large number of sick troops have embarked at Mogadiscio and passed through Aden on their way
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    NEW CRUISERS FOR SOUTH CHINA
    105 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Ordered From Japan Hong Kong, July 28. FOLLOWING the revolt of the, cruisers, Haichi and Haishen, j against the regime m the Southwest. Gen. Chan Chai Tong, virtual dictator of the Kwangtung Govern-,! ment, has ordered the construction of two modern
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    Police Guard For Atlantic Liners
    405 1 More Demonstrations Feared In New York THE New York police arc preparing to take extraordinary measures to prevent disturbances when the Deutschland sails on Wedncsdav the Europa on Aug. 2, and the Italian liner Rex on Aug. 3. This is the result of the violent
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    COLONEL ON TRIAL
    85 1 Found Not Guilty On Two Out Of 12 Charges London, July 27. The trial by court martial of LtCol. Denis Daly D.S.O.M.C. commanding the 18th Field Brigade of the Royal Artillery on 12 charges relating to three men formerly m his Brigade was completed yesterday at Woolwich.
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    LEFT £137,000
    79 1 Estate Of The Late Mr. Justice; Avory The late Mr. Justice Avory left €137,000, one of the largest fortunes ever bequeathed by a British ji'dge. The wife is the principal beneficiary, together with a number of charitable bequests but a codicil dated December 1932 revokes a gift of
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    HEATSTROKE VICTIM
    27 1 Shanghai, July 28. Fusilier Robert John Mitton, aged 24, an Irishman m the Royal Iniskillings, succumbed today to heatstroke which he contracted while bathing. Reuter
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    THE BOYHOOD OF STANLEY
    52 1 "l'he Colonial Empire, since the days of Queen Elizabeth has been built up by the more adventurous spirits or England. Now the Colonies are m danger of being forgotten and neglected by the home country. >ir Muggins, Prime Minister of Southern Rhodeaia. (With acknowledgments to the
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    NOTE OF PROTEST TO RUSSIA
    113 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Fortifications Near The Border JAPAN DEMANDS THEIR DEMOLITION Shanghai. July 28. STRAINED relationship between the Soviet and the Japanese continues as the result ot more fortifications having been built by the Russians at Sankochew. a dis trict m the vicinity ot
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    JUBILEE FUND
    90 1 Amount previously acknowledged $122.***** F. Isako, Esq. (nightly percentage July 23 > 39 15 W A. B. Goodall, Esq 500 F. Isako, Esq. (daily percentage July 25) 30 50 F. Isako, Esq. (daily percentage July 28) 43 40 Singapore Rattan Mere ha Asssociation 25 00 Oriental Telephone and
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      63 1 (P c Gcdliirtfs Scots (Ohisfe' .1 .Mellow and Friendly Spirit BMfitß8 MfitB 9Mtl CmZZ MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT J COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER DANCE 1 9 30 to and HANK BROWN UKIE LEE The Two New Yorkers BROADWAY FAMED SPECIALISTS OF MODERN TAP RHYTHMIC DANCING APPEARING
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    44 2 A movement Ls afoot m Taiping to form a girl guides' unit, a meeting Is be held at the Residency, Taipinsj. under the patronage of Mrs. Cator. wife ol the British Resident, Perak. Mrs L. A Thomas. Commissioner for Malaya, Will be pit > nl
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    276 2 Mr. George Holt Miss Hilda Hall j AT St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday afternoon Miss Hilda Burbridge Hall, daughter of Councillor E. B. Hall. J.P.. of London, .was married tc Mr. George Holt. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Holt, of Sheffield. The
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    ADELPHI HOTEL
    113 2 Cabaret Turns By The Spotlights The members of the Spotlight Revue and Reller's Band combined to make the dance at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday night a very enjoyable affair. There was much to appreciate m the graceful dancing of the young amateurs and there was an infectious
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    269 2 Monday. July 29. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. S.RA. (▼>, Soot ion Gun Drill. s.:tt) p.m. Headquarters. S.R E. Lecture. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. S.F.C.RE (V) Malay Section. Lumps and Miniature Range. "E" Coy. Selected men. Table R. S.V.F.A.. F.A. Trailing. 7 00 a.m. Bukit Timah Range. "C" Coy.. Rille
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      233 2 Diary Of The Week MONDAY, JULY 29 High Water. 11.24 a m. 8 4 it.. 10.20 p.m. 9.4 It Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. 11. S.C.F.A vs. H.M.S. Terror, Anson Road Stadium; R.E. vs. Govt. Monopolies. S.C.C. TUESDAY, JULY :'»<> High Water, 11.56 a.m. 8.6 ft., 11.5 p.m. 9.7 ft. Football:
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      435 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore— ZHl .Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya 1934 Ltd.. Broadcast House. 2 Orchard Road. Singapore I p.m. 6 Recorded music. 6.45 News Bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 7 Relay of concert artistes from Tomlinson Hall Mrs. Betty Millard:— ca> "Mother o' Mine F.
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    PEOPLE FLEE TOWN IN NIGHT-CLOTHES AFTER EXPLOSION
    129 3 Lives Lost When Roof Of Greatest German Chemical Works Is Blown Sky-High: Panic Follows Acid Fire 1 Frankfurt, July 27 U711.1> panic followed an explosion and fire at the J, V» Works. Germans greatest chemical eoneern, as the result of which two men
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    W. A. PREMIER TURNS ABOUT
    164 3 Prefers Federation To i Perth. i I for i cder a tion and unity. I l .*ure for Australians unless we \i I together." declared Mr. P. Collier. and Treasurer of Western Aus- a State dinner. Though the actual practical effect of n c words
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    314 3 Journalist Who Insulted The Mikado Shanghai, July 21. ad branch of the Kiangsu ti Court has dismissed the appeal of Yuan on the ground that no is allowed for offences comimder the article of the CriSode under which Chung was 1- Reuter. S Yuan was the editor and
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    FOSTERING PERAK AGRICULTURE
    121 3 Sultan Appeals To The Rayats STaiping, July 27. PEAKING at the Perak State Padi Exhibition held at the Town Hall. His Highness the Sultan expressed the hope that before long Perak would be able to support itself from its own padi lands and emphasised the need for
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    Governor To Fly To Tin Meeting
    86 3 Govern or To Fly To Tin Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. July 28. fyf*' Newark, the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club instructor, will fly the High Commissioner. Sir Shenton Thomas, and his A.D.C. to Ipoh tomorrow morning for the tin meeting which will be addressed by Mr. V. A.
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    ADMIRAL'S LAPSE
    149 3 Warrant Issued For Arrest On Car Charges The Westminster magistrate ordered a warrant to be issued for the arrest of Admiral George Whittle Phillips < retired) for not answering summonses for eight alleged motoring offences. The Admiral's address was given as the East India United Services Club. St.
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    VOICE TRAINING
    57 3 A meeting of the Fortnightly club will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay. "The Use of the Voice" will be discussed by Miss Rosamund Prior, whose work m voice training, speech and diction, is well known m Singapore. The members of the club
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    39 3 Ll) GUARD" MARCHES PAST THE NFAV.-Major Fey, Austrian Minister oi the Interior, took the salute at a great march past of the Heimatsehutz and other troops m Vienna. The old-time Grenadiers pictured as they were saluted by modern troops.
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    B.M.A. Says Compulsory Vaccination Is A Failure
    350 3 B.M.A. Says Compulsory Vaccination Is A Failure A REPORT by a special committee set up by the Council of the British Medical Association on the whole subject of the prevention of disease by innoculation is of topical interest m Singapore, as it indicates that compulsory vaccination against smallpox is unsatisfactory.
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    Town Rebuked For Ancient Neck-to-Knee Bathing Law
    108 3 UERNE Bay. Kent, has been chided by the Minister of Health for being out of date m its bathing bylaws. True, they have not been enforced for many years, but they have not been formally repealed. The Minister has written to the Town
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    Air Thrills For Jubilee Pageant At Seletar
    366 3 Air Thrills For Jubilee Pageant At Seletar advance. A list of hotels, clubs, and firms selling icket, will be published later. There will be a special services enclosure within the $1. enclosure, which will be available for members of His Majesty's Forces only Admission to this enclosure can only be
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    PLANS FOR ENGINEERS' CONFERENCE
    266 3 Kuala Lumpur. July 27. From Friday. Aug. 9. until the following Sunday, engineers from all over the country will be m Kuala Lumpur tor a general neeting of thr Engineering Association of Malaya. Many visitors are expected from Singapore. Penang. an< Ipoh. Comprehensive arrangements are being
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    AIR MAIL LETTER from LONDON
    2991 4 AIR MAIL LETTER from LONDON London, July 19. QOMETIMES there is a bit of diffi- culty here about starting this letter to you. for it is not always easy lor me to decide what event of the week is likely to have the greatest interest for you. But this week
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    266 5 I POLICE division which has been specially formed and equipped by the Austrian authorities for action In case of attack with poison-gas, paraded In Vienna when a memorial to police killed on datv was unveiled. I SMUGGLER'S DEN has been found m a cottage at Essex. Oak panelling was discovered
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    Malayan Trade Soars To Prosperity Peak
    206 6 AMERICA HELPS MOST IN RESTORATION TO PRE-DEPRESSION FIGURES riyjIALAYAN trade has almost been restored to prosperity peak. M mi n 1934, it soared to $1,039,000,000 from $767,000,000 m 1931. The new figure approaches the pre-depression level. ACCORDING to records of the foreign trade of
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    Dollar Liner Races To Make Up Time
    251 6 Dollar Liner Races To Make Up Time HELD up by torrential rain at Manila the Dollar liner President Polk made a dramatic race against time m an effort to keep up the line's reputation for punctual arrival m Singapore. Dollar liners usually arrive about daylight and are noted for their
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    MODERN SAMSON IN INDIA
    113 6 Killed Tiger With Stick: Broke Buffalo's Neck Calcutta. Mr. N. K. Modi, of Dumka. Bihar, has earned lor himself with good reason the 1 nickname ol '"Samson." Here are some of his recent feats: Killed a tiger single handed, armed only with a stick: Killed a
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    WOMEN GAMBLERS
    130 6 Four Charged Following Police Raid Penan;, July '11. Following a raid conducted by Inspectoi Ingham on a common gaming house m Malacca Street, three women made their appearance m the Penang police court to answer charges ol gambling. The arrested women. Kirn Luan. Men Gan and Raga Bee.
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    40 6 H.H. the Tuan Muda of Sarawak makes a notification through the Sarawak Government Gazette that a new Treasury Note of $1 denomination will be legal tender from Sept. 1. The main printing of the face of the note is green.
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    DEAD MAN AS RICKSHA PASSENGER
    283 6 DEAD MAN AS RICKSHA PASSENGER Penang:. July 27. ALLEGATIONS that a dead man was carried as passenger m a ricksha were made at the resumed inquest on Aiyavoo. a Tamil, who died at K;;mpong Java on Apr. 27. Verasingham. continuing his evidence, said that he knew one Mariapilla and his
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    CAR COLLISION
    93 6 Master Of R.A.F. Auxiliary Two cars m which were Mr. W. J. Parks. Assistant Superintendent of Police, m charge of Tanjong Pagar division. Singapore, and Capt. John Marr. master of th? R.A.F. Auxiliary "Aquarius," were involved In an accident early on Saturday at the junction ol Serangoon Road
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    QUICK ARREST
    111 6 Men Found Dismantling Bicycle Kuala Lumpur. July 26. After a football match on the Rail- ways ground yesterday a spectator missjed his bicycle. He reported immediately to the police. Later the same evening a detective saw two men dismantling a bicycle, and promptly arrested them. The men. Ramasamy
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    MR. LEE HONG FONG
    102 6 In Saturday's issue of the Free Press we reported a case of the theft of two Parker pens from E. M Glover and Co. m which it was stated that Lee Hong Fong. employed as a clerk m the jfirm. pleaded guilty m the Third Court.
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    Old Coins Issued In Singapore Following Silver Rise
    292 6 DEOPLE who during recent weeks have tendered currency notes at the Treasury m Singapore have complained that they have been given m exchange very old and worn five cents pieces which they have had difficulty m passing outside. Owing to the sudden
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    SOLDIERS BATTLE WITH FLOODS IN SIAM
    285 6 SOLDIERS BA TTLE WITH FL OODS IN SIAM Swirling Waters Menace Lives lAnd Crops Bangkok. July 27. SOLDIERS, police and boy scouts hay( been called out to rescue familiej from the heavy floods which have followed the downpours of rain at Chantaboon. There has been heavy damage to property and
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    3 YEARS FOR ATTACK WITH MEAT CHOPPER
    212 6 3 YEARS FOR ATTACK WITH MEAT CHOPPER Ipoh. July '!7. CIEW Theam alias Chow Theam was convicted of having caused grievous hurt, and sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment The accused stated that the complainant and his two friends. Kam Chong Wan and Chan Kam Hoi. ran a gaming house
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    39 6 THE TOURIST CLASS introduced m the new Hsi<ilS<l|lSr liSf# fsW jst* liners is proving extremely popular. The picture shews the SSfgjg class dining hall of the company's s.s. Potsdam, due m Singapore on Aug. 8 on her maiden voyage.
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    41 6 The trout m the Cameron Highlands are reported to be doing extremely well according to Mr. W. Birtwistle. Offlcer-in-Charge of the Fisheries Department. S.S. and F.M.S. They have now been transferred to the large open air breeding ponds m the Highlands
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    SIX STROKES OF ROT AN FOR MOTOR THIEF
    97 6 SIX STROKES OF ROT AN FOR MOTOR THIEF IN the hrs: Wmm Ju 1 Che Osman n Central police Chinese with theft t«. a Chinese bus Lumpur Accused pi. .Hi. magistrate ortfen ft fnfan and also thai a bond lor food h months m $25 with I Inspector Din s,
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    DRANK ACETIC ACID
    62 6 Alleged Suicide Of a ay Telephone Op rater Serrmlt.tn luiv a Mslsj tel ph« nr ed at the local Abdullah is all« <i suicide on his HSOttM I DICkSOI. Vrs'rlU.lV l>\ acid Tlu m irs. a r.d unir. irn--10 p m on Tuesday H bt en ol
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    Austin And Perry Win
    246 7 THE DAVIS CUP FINAL Wimbledon, July 27. |N the Davis Cup challenge 1 round Austin (G. B.) beat Allison (U.S.) 6—2, 2— 6, 4— <», 6— -3, 7—5. Perry (G. B.) beat Budge (U.S.) 6—o, 6—B, 6—3, 6—4.— Reuter. Perry was irresistible winning the tirst set
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    YON BIN MIAN WINS JOHORE TENNIS TITLE
    431 7 YON BIN MIAN WINS JOHORE TENNIS TITLE Johore Bahru. July 27. r\ESPITE tho inclemency of the weather during the period the 1 tournament was held, the Johore Lawn Tennis Association championship finals were played off at Johore Bahru on the fixed dates. For this happy state of affairs, the officials
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    39 7 London, July I Northants v. Derby unfinished. jNorthants 156 (Timms 82 not out. Mitchell 8 for 67) Derby 201 for six. Sussex beat Middlesex. Sussex 337 for six (Melville 81) Middlesex 182 'Nichols 6 for 67 >. Reuter
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    186 7 Batu Pahat Tournament Results From Our Own Correspondent. Johore Bahru, July Following are further results In the Batu Pahat District open lawn tennis championships OPEN SINGLES. First. Round: S. A. Monteiro beat Zainal 6 l, 6 3. Ahmad Bakri beat <Rahmat G— -0 j (retired) Rfthir.at retired due
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    BRITAIN BEAT PRANCE
    43 7 Athletics Match At The White (it\ a- ttx White Ctt) Oreal Humid »>. M i ranee tl athletics by «;4 points to 36. (ir.jt Britain won all th. fr.uk except tbe thr.-. mil»\s. and FY..' annexed all the Held events Reuter
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    31 7 Wan Tain bin Hajl Wan Ismail acting as Assistant Land OMWvr. KoU Star, m place ol Che M I .ainecl Z.m, Ariftln who is acting .is BscmftT] SanlUry Board. Kota s-.,r
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. JULY 29, 1935 Municipal Finance
    913 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. JULY 29, 1935 Municipal Finance FROM the financial point of view last year was one of the most astounding m the annals of the Singapore Municipal Commission for after a deficit of over $500,000 had been estimated, the year finished with $1,037,908 on the credit
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    DAY TO DAY
    333 8 Mr. F. Bellamy, of Malayan Collieries Ltd.. is due back from Home on Aug. 1. The death occurred at Alor Star l_.st week of Haji Ali. formerly of the Prison Department. Alor Star. Mr. A. H. Rowlands and Mr. F. Ogden arrived at Penang on Friday morning
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    As I was Saying.
    571 8 "lially/wo And Its Origin Sand hi Ihe Setititi Trmcti By IcropliSMk? LIAVING noted a reference to "ballyhoo" m a recent reference on BBC. programmes, a correspondent inquires "What is the meaning of this word, what is its derivation, and when did it arrive m this country?"
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    French Policeman
    726 8 MONSIEUR the chiel oi police, contemplating his official coat as it lay neatly folded on a chair by the window, was vaguely disturbed The coat was faultless; that he knew, since he had laid it out with his own hands before retirins for the night But ths strong
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      137 8 The label's on the Squint. The bottle's on the square. Look for JOHNNIE WALKER. You find him everywhere J!_l_a —BORN 1820 yWm still >Sj|k, GOING /}t\\ STRONG! *nf CALDBECK'S A CHOICE CUT OF AUSTRALIAN VEAL SPECIAL CUT SHOULDERS BONED ROLLED WITH TASTY STUFFING PLEASING ECONOMICAL Singapore COLD STORAGE co.. Ltd.
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      52 8 "HOW DARE YOU BUY another frock stormed hubby, "don't you know I'm m financial difficulties "Yes, dear, but the dressmaker doesn't." When disaster overtakes the home, financial difficulties will not be encountered if its contents are protected by "GAFLAC" POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers
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    A "NEW DEAL" FOR BRITAIN PROPOSED
    415 9 Five-Year Plan For Social And Political Action London, July 27. THE newspapers publish summaries of a Programme of Political and Social Action for "the next five years." This not intended as a party platform, but is a statement of the political objectives to which
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    MEI LAN FANG RETURNS
    411 9 IWet By Admirers At Singapore (Free Press Special) C\.\S greatest "actress" passed through Singapore yesterday on way home from England. Icr" name Is Mr. Mci Lan Fang, a ar-old man. father of five childand China's most famous actor and js m one. Mci however, seems to
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    ANTI-HITLER URGE
    57 9 Washington, July 27. olution demanding investigation the question as to whether the lited States would not be warranted 'ering diplomatic relations with y is being prepared by the mocrat, Senator King, who declared the Hitler government had been sslve to Jews and Catholics and 1 failed to discharge
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    26 9 following passengers passed ough Penang on Friday on their to Belawan-Deli from Singapore f he s.s. Kedah: Mr. H. Diederiks. T. Saito and Mr. S. Eihara.
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    Chinese Educationist Tours Malaya
    252 9  - Chinese Educationist Tours Malaya Sin Chew Jit Poh MR. Wong Lun Shu. Commissioner of Education, Kwangtung, accompanied by Messrs. Chang Keng Fai and Chan Liong Lit, both of the general headquarters of Canton, arrived m Singapore on board the President Polk on Saturday afternoon, after a prolonged visit to the
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    19 9 NEARLY A THOUSAND people attended the funeral of the Rt. Rev. E. Barillon, former Bishop of Malacca. mmmm m
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    LOCAL MUSICAL TALENT
    897 9 LOCAL MUSICAL TALENT High Lights Of Last j Night's Concert I IT is a long time since a concert of such all-round and outstanding quality was heard m Singapore as that m the Victoria Memorial Hall last night and it is a pity there was not a larger audience to
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      1051 10 SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers. AtnvtLl Tin .4m 3s 6d 4s l%d Asam Kiimban;; <£> 32s 33s Austral Malay <£> 5*3 «d 60s 6d Aye»- Hitani Tin <s>> 12s 9d 13s 6d Ayer Wen; <Sl> 1-75 1.85 I Bangrin Tin U» 19s **<* 20s 6d
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      89 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 27, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers j No. I. X. R. S. S. m casts (F. 0.8. August) 19.3 16 19.5 16 Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. August) 18 7 b 19 No. I. X. R.B.S. Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 19 191a August September
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      231 10 July 27 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2315 16 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 29,32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 7 8 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 27 32 London, demand 2 3 13 16 London. T.T. 2 3 13 16 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      TIN WEAKNESS
      85 10 Caused By Report Of Straits Shipment To U.S. From Our Own Correspondent > London, July Hi. The tin weakness is due to a City report that 1,200 tons of Straits metal had been shipped to London from New York m order to relieve the stringency here. Rumours current
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      SHELLAC DIFFICULTIES
      27 10 Reports have been circulated m Mincing Lane that an important Calcutta firm of shellac dealers was m difficulties The London market has not been affected
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      25 10 From Onr Own Correspondent.* London, July 26. North Borneo Trading Co.. Ltd. recommends a linal dividend of 5 per cent, lor 1934. —Free Press copyright.
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      SUNGEI KRIAN RUBBER IN SOUND POSITION
      1232 10 Profits Soar 600 Per Cent: New Acreage Planted London. THE twenty-sixth annual general meeting of the Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Limited, was held on Wednesday, June 26, at the registered office of the company, Ceylon House, London. SIR John D. Barlow, chairman of 1
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      102 10 July 2? Shell and Fish Kerosene nor Unit of 2 x 4- gallon turn $4.86 Crown, Cross and Dragon KerotetM per Unit ol 2 x 4-gallon tins $-*-*6 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Shell Motor Spirit m 4gulion drums per British
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      200 10 July M 26 28 American Can Com. 140 141", 141 American Telephone and Telegraph 126' 2 12? 129' Atcheson Railroad 53 5 H M *> j SMi Chesapeake 45 45>„ 40 3 Dupont 106' 107 107';. Firestone i5»., 15 15 General Electric 28 2S* 2 29 General Motors
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      SHELL TRANSPORT
      100 10 Interim Dividend Possible In January Reierring to the £1.000.000 increase m profit of Shell Transport and Trading at the annual meeting m London, the Chairman. Viscouiv Bearsted. spoke ol the possibility of an interim dividend payment m January. A final dividend of it% per cent., free Of tax.
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      PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
      86 10 During the week ended July 20. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 55.485 cases. o| which 38.589 <70 per cent* eases were to 'in* United Kingdom. 2.828 *5 per cent > to Europe. 10.628 •19 per cent) eases to Canada, and 3.440 <<) per cent eases lsewhere. Total
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      RUBBER STATISTICS
      145 10 The following information has been received Irom th,. »„hk Assocation. through the Ma.ayan DUotSSS, mmZkjTuSS^ 4 Jan.1934 1935 1935 iP 60 May Jun A. Net Exports T nS Ton Tons 1. Ceylon 797 o 0 2. Other Countries than 4 544 Ceylon. Malaya and the Netherlands Indies partly
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      27 10 tmca^nToTeea dated TneTfflls ZX't^T*™ Oazet N°«- J. I. MILLER. Singapore. July 20. 193 R 5 eKlstrar Gen «a! of Statistics. SS. and P.M.S.
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      MARKET PRICE LIST
      352 10 Singapore. J U I> MEAT Beel steak Kat. Beef stew or curry Fillet steak Mutton. Australian x <! Pork, laan X I Pork. lean and fat < Ist. quality) ft POI'LTRY Capons 'locally reared d Ducks Fowls d< Hens < locally itftNd) Pigeons, domestic. Hedged pat] Pigeons,
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      YAM SENG PROFT
      37 10 From Our Own OBRMp London. J"l» A prollt of \:5.94it mr tht ftU Mar. 31. 1935 is r-p >rtrd by Rubber Co.. Ltd A divul Dd per cent, is r.rommmdrd forward -J2.138 Pre* Pr-
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      MERLIMAN PEGOH
      25 10 «From Our Own Correspondent London. Jul) Merliman Pegoh recommends dividend of 7» 3 per cent lot U pnded Mar. 11.- Pfcei Press copyi
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    RONALD COLMAN Meets Benefactor After 15 Years
    451 11  - RONALD COLMAN Meets Benefactor After 15 Years MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY TEEN years ago, a slim young Englishman landed m New und wandered around with little m his pocket, practically to speak of m his stomach plenty of misgivings m his fell*) .v was Ronald Colman. ally a*,
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    647 11  -  Ely Culbertson II Worlds Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst CHOICE OF FOUR-CARD SUITS W HEN your hand contains two four- card biddable suits, and the necessary three honour-tricks which justify an opening bid. you have a choice of suits m which to make your opening bid.
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    Batavia Maru Has To Jettison Cargo
    65 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 27. The Batavia Maru has wirelessed to Bangkok that she has jettisoned most of her cargo of rice and teak. The Batavia Maru, a regular caller at Bangkok on the voyage to Japan, grounded on Depond Reef, 300
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    DEATH OF KWANGSI MILITARY CHIEF
    198 11 Gen. Yeh Chi's Fatal Fall From Horse Canton. July 0. Military circles here were shocked today by a despatch from Nanning which recorded the tragic death of General Yeh Chi. Chief of Stall ot the Kwangsi Armies, as the result ol serious injuries sustained m
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    Malaria Epidemic Is Abating
    212 11 Malaria Epidemic Is Abating Colombo. July 17. II7ITH the publication by Mr. H. E. Newnham. Commissioner for Relief, of malaria deaths m the epidemic areas during the month of June, it is possible to review the progress of the epidemic during the first six months of the year. From January
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    766 12 BILL TO SAVE AMERICAN MARITIME TRADE j "Third In Tonnage, Fourth In Speed, Last In Age" j THE -cm-land Ship Subsidy Hill, designed to enable President 1 RMW-eU to substitute dreet subsidies for the present ocean mail contracts and develop strong merchant mar.ne. has been laid before
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    STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE
    147 12 Merchants are taformed thai tinrate oi Freight on private effects (household furniture and personal effects), on page 30 Oi Straits Tariff No. 1(>. is amended to ivad as lollows (ol 1 01. >. Effects, private Cases 50 en 70s. Nett 70s. Nett The n vised rate coasts
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    67 12 A number of Soviet tteamen are to kave Kaehuua. op. tne Lena Rim: shortly, ior Kolyma, m the Arctic, Balling by the northern tea route. The expedition, which will cover 4.00U kilometres m the Arctic, plans to lthe mouth of the Kolyma River without the
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      593 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok even Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 am. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 730 a.m. 7 pm. Kelantan I via Gemas > every Monday. Wednesday.
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      225 12 SINGAPORE HARBOi Ships alongside th« \\h. or r"\ period to irriVI Kasl Wharl FiiIi.iik v < I Rajola B H.u U a H .Main WlMffl <Fnti.nu«- KusIumui Main 18 H Burymedon M Pn i Poll AlOC i». I4»'nnia<dhui 7 Empire Dock (Entrance Boiton Castle 31 Mala: Ifaron IS; LoartfOipl Kmpirr
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    POH KIM SENG MALAYA'S CHAMPION ATHLETE
    631 15 Brilliant Performances At Malayan A.A.A. Sports SELANGOR CHAMPION UNIT (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 27. QOME brilliant performances were seen at the Malayan A.A.A. •3 Sports today on the Padang. The afternoon was a success from every point of view, the weather
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    SULTAN OF PERAK CUP FOR SINGAPORE
    172 15 SULTAN OF PERAK CUP FOR SINGAPORE Polo Tournament VI Penang From Our Own Correspondent I Penang. July 27. ■Till: polo finals for the Sultan of Perak Cup and the Spooner Cup were played olt simultane«>nsl> yesterday and proved a fitting climax to the tournament which opened on Monday. Penan* won
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    NO MORE SCHOLS RELAYS
    213 15 Decision At Malayan A.A.A. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July 27. AT the annual meeting of the Malayan A. A. A. today Mr. M. Rex. president. In the chair, it was decided to discontinue the school relays and hand the shields with the consent of
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    IRISH GOLF OPEN
    41 15 Newcastle, County Down, July ~<. Ernest Whitcombe won the Irish open golf championship today beating Reginald Whitcombe with a card of 148 to 151 m the play-off after tieing at 292. Kenyon returned 293. Busson and Compston 294. Reuter
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    Prison Departments Sports
    388 15 Prison Departments Sports PXCKLLENT sport was seen m the first athletic meeting of the Straits Settlements and Johore Prison Departments held on the Pearls Hill ground before a large attendance on Saturday. Some of the competitors who participated had never been m an athletic meet before, but good times and
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    BADMINTON
    219 15 Men's Singles Draw At Malacca The draw of the ties m the mens singles and doubles championships of the Malacca Badminton Tournament resulted as follows: MEN'S SINGLES. If. Kandiah (bye), Charlie Scow ibyei, T. C. Leong vs. A. C. Chua, A. Chelladural vs. Tay Koon Lim. N. Kandiah SS.
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      LOW KEE POW CHAMPION OF RAFFLES
      356 15 LOW KEE POW CHAMPION OF RAFFLES •PHERE was a fairly large crowd at the Raffles College meeting. The most thrilling event was the inter-school relay which the AngloChinese School won after a good fight with St. Joseph's Institution. Mrs. G. McOwen. wile ol th, prolessor 01 physics, presented the prises
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      NINE RECORDS BROKEN AT MEDICAL COLLEGE
      373 15 NINE RECORDS BROKEN AT MEDICAL COLLEGE 'THE third annual athletic meeting of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, was held on on the College sports ground 0:1 Saturday afternoon before a large gathering of students and friends. In the field events B. R. O. Willis bettered two of
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    609 15 Stopped Owing l -o Bad Light FOURTH TEST Manchester. Jul> 27. Trill-: iourth test match between England and South Africa opened here ISJSSSJ m dull and threatening weather. England won U»e loss and decided to hat on a fast wicket which might become tricky with sweating.
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    TWO ACCIDENTS AT PENANG RACE MEETING
    1882 16 TWO ACCIDENTS AT PENANG RACE MEETING Daniels Seriously j Injured When Take-a-Chance Falls (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, July 27. TWO unfortunate accidents marred the opening day of the Penang Turf Club Jubilee Meeting, Dolly Grey jumping the rails after rising from a fall destroyed herself while Take-a-Chance collapsed m
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    36 16 The foUowing cricket matches which were to have been played yesterday were cancelled: Medical College vs Ceylon Tamils' Association, on the college ground, and the Medical College n vs the Khalsa Association on the Khalsa ground.
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    PADANG CLUBS' THREE-DAY MATCH DRAWN
    589 16 Pearse Makes 168 Runs In The Two Innings THE three-day cricket match on the Padang between the S.C.C. and the S.R.C. ended m a draw, as on the two previous occasions when the{e sides clashed this season. rE S.R.C, who won the toss and took
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    TIME INTERVENES
    915 16 TIME INTER VENES Drawn Game At Hong Lim Green Yesterday's match at Hong Lim Green was drawn. Scores: S.C.R.C.:— Henry Boon Ibw. Chelliah 15, Chua Boon Ann c Paramsothy b S. de Silva 40. Gua Kee Poon b S. de Silva 12, Evan Wong c and b Paramsothy 31. Chua
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    181 16 •"THE qualifying rouic competition was p; Timah on Saturday and resulted as follows first MUM hi<\\\ lollowing is the dr...'. round to be completed Sunday, August 18th F J Kemlo vs. A L V J Laville f| John C. A. Niven vs. V B W Hoi ley
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    145 16 July Medal Komiln The Island Club July M« d tion was played yesterday ,:id r•> as followi Ball Sweep A Div. N A V Ball Sweep B Div. Call Ch Qualified for Rains! Tie to be played over Ist nine holes med.t. Draw For Rainsfonl (up The following
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