The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 June 1936

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. MO. 14.8 W. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, IJ)3G. 10 CENTS.
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    "JIMMY" THOMAS FOUND GUILTY
    404 1 Kepon v; Budget Leakage Tribunal i f I DISCLOSED SECRETS TO HIS FRIENDS FOR THEIR GAIN Civil Service And Rest Of Cabinet Exonerated "A CRUEL VERDICT" LONDON, JUNE 2 f|IHE REPORT OF THE TRIBUNAL TO INQUIRE INTO THE BUDGET LEAKAGES WAS ISSUED THIS AFTERNOON rHE REPORT
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    39 1 KING EDWARD, continuing his ck<:si<;ii to inspect all Ike regiments of the Guards and Household bi.i,adi.i. reviewed the Grenadier Guards at the Wellington Barrack*. London. Photo ihows King Edward with the Duke of Ccnnait^hi (left) al thy Impcctlon. j
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    CANTON STARTS WAR ON NANKING
    245 1 t Amazing Report From Japanese Agency TROOPS ORDERED TO ATTACK CENTRAL FORCES Shanghai. June 2. ADOMEI (Japanese news agency) message from Canton states that the South China authorities have "proclaimed war* against Nanking and ordered their troops to march on Hunan and Kiangsi and attack
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    WHY STRAITS DOLLAR MAINTAINS ITS VALUE
    193 1 London, June 2. '"THE prospect of an early resumption of foreign lending on a large scale seems doubtful, nevertheless there is a widespread discussion ,of the possibility of development m various parts of the world and the practicability of securing men and resources to
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    Canton Wants War Against Japan
    486 1 PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT jjMAiIDIATi: WAS AGAINST lAPAM is LJEOEO l\ A I TELEGRAM TO THE CENTRAL (NANKING) (iOVFKN- MBNT BY THi: Al THOKITIi: 1> soil!! CHINA. Tiic td^rrap, whirh is scni Jointlj h> (ho Southu w( Bxecntiye Conmittec of Ihc KuominUag ami t\w Political Coaaril
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      83 1 Iki *BM,PP|ff] TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to s.is p.m. DINNER DANCE (■**■»«> 9.30 to midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE MONDAY, Kth JUNE— OPENING DATE OF THE GREATEST CABARET VITRACTION EVER PRLSFNTED IN SINGAPORE THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE >W AN HAILKY Songs. Piano, Banjo, Guitar. Costume, Character Numbers, urn.dv Songs, Individual Talk
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      156 1 v Ik. h aH KMhB SEA VIEW HOTEL TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNKK DANCE WKATHER PERMUTING DINNER Nil, Bl SEKVEU <l\ I 111 |\\\s CONGEST DCBING DINNEB I CABARET (>i MID O! HIE DANCE" P^B^lfl L W .AmL IVI 10l Ml N |#9 F/^lfP^^H .""NGI.K. C.IIVSV. VEIL S( \KI Bflfl Wi/!$P/ n
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    VICTORIA THEATRE
    171 2 Stanlej Lupino In "Honeymoon For Three" Stanley Lupino has not been seen In Singapore lor a very long time and many of us will be glad to renew screen acquaintanceship with him. though some may be disappointed m "Honeymoon for Three." now at the Victoria Theatre. Th? fairest
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    SINGAPORE HOSPITALS
    101 2 Visiting Committees For This Year It is notified that the following committees have been appointed to visit the hospitals m Singapore during the year 1936 under sec.|on 5 of Ordinance No 119 (Hospitals Board). Hospital visiting committee for the Settlement of Singapore: Mrs. R. S, Nelson. Dr. W.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    180 2 The following passengers arrived lrom N.E.I, by KNILM plane PK-AFK— 26.5.36. Mr. Schuitz, Mr. A. Gutwirth, Mr. and Mrs. Abbink. Miss Abbink. Left for N.E.I, by KNILM-plane PKAFK—27.5.36. Mr. Loke Wan Vat, Mr. Tan Soo Toe. Arrived from Nil. by KLM plane Perkoetoet— 27.s.36. Mr. Anton Ladage.
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    964 ANTI-OPIUM EXECUTIONS
    46 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, June 2. THE Opium Suppression Head- quarters m Nanking have announced that 1,569,800 opium addicts have registered under the anti-opium regulations and 964 people were executed during the past year for the most serious offences under the regulations
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    CAUGHT IN THE ACT
    72 2 $500 Fine For Distilling Samsu Caught while m the act of distilling samsu on May 26 at Jemantan Sembilan. Macao Sua. Tan Seng was fined $500 or to undergo eight months' rigorous imprisonment m default by Mr. L B. Gibson, criminal district judge, yesterday. The accus3d.
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    EURASIAN PLEADS GUILTY
    107 2 Vincent Osborne Rice, a Eurasian, or 16, Lorcng Stangee, pleaded guilty yesterday morning, m the second magis- trate's court, to charges of cheating three women, tenants of Mr S O AlsagofT. It was alleged that he represented himself as the rent co!lector for Mr Alsagoff and induced
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    37 2 Dr. G. S. Venkatesan, Assistant Medical Officer, Taiping. left on transfer to Ipoh on June 1. Mr. Teh Chock Soon, of Kuala Lumtur, has been granted an auctioneer's licence* for the State of Pahang for this year.
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    BLUE RIBAND FOR QUEEN MARY NEXT TRIP
    986 2 Chairman Talks Of A Sister Ship 'I MOST ECONOMICAL OF ANY CUNARDER I (OFFICIALS OF THE CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE ARE CONFIDENT THAT THE QUEEN MARY WILL CAPTURE THE BLUE RIBAND LATER, POSSIBLY ON HER RETURN JOURNEY. Sir Percy Bates, chairman of the
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    STAY-IN STRIKE
    103 2 Workers Organise Concerts In Factories Paris, May 30. A number of important fodOflM have followed the example of the Renault factory strikers and haw reached a settlement, upon which the workers have evacuated the buildings. On the other hand the strike- has spread to a few more factories
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    SUFFRAGETTES IX THE FRENCH CHAMBER
    103 2 Demonstration At Opening Of New Parliament Paris. June 2. A suffragette demonstration was a noteworthy feature of the formal c.uening of France's new Parliament. I Before the opening, women surrounded I the Chamber carrying posters reading "Good luck to the new Legislature, but don't forget
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    CHINESE FARMERS
    45 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Loans Amounting: To $50,000,000 In Two Years Shanghai. June 1. During the last two years the Farmers' Bank has given subsidies and loans to the extent of $50,000,000 to the farmers m the various provinces i m the country.
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      115 2 Diary Of The Day High Water, 9.58 a.m. 7.5 ft.; 9.2 p.m. 8.6 ft. Sports Amateur Boxing Tournament.' Football: Div. 1, S.C.F.A. vs. R.A.F Stadium; Div. 11l Indian R.C. vs S.C.F.A. S.H.B. Cinemas VICTORIA Honeymoon For Three: with Stanley Lupino. ALHAMBRA Charlie Chan's Secret: with Warner Oland. CAPITOL The Bohemian
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      79 2 1 Law Notice For The Day I Before the Acting Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. I Magistrates Appeals: 1. Rex vs. N. Mohamed Ghouse bin Noor Mohamed. 2. Rex vs. Ong Aik Phow. 3. Lim Pun vs. Rex. 4. Rex vs Abdul Rahman. J Before Mr.
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      385 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. TREAT YOURSELF TO A NEW SHAVING BRUSH WE HAVE THE LATEST STOCK IN ALL SHAPES AKD SIZES. Badger Hair. Pine ft. dmr. Best Badger. Sterilized and Leavdoa ."Made. Prirrs from 51. 50 817.50 Medical Hall Limited, lATTBI ROAD BOARD AM) RESIDENCE. Attractive tally furnished three nomed flat. All
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      316 2 JfrCC f)CCBB jllead Oflice: Imi M,^-i. rhonr Mil Kuala Lam pur Otbce: ti. Jit» s« r^t Phor.r PeiUJlff Omrr I 80l rhonr l London Uffice: 114 n Tel: -1^.1,,, SUBSCRIPTION Mha\a Monthly f 3CJ ,Hf Half YrmrlT Si: M v *^iy w* I Not« OuUlation <»„•„„. fck#k the usual bank
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    CHINA TRIES TO REGAIN TRADE LOST TO SMUGGLERS
    559 3 CHINA TRIES TO REGAIN TRADE LOST TO SMUGGLERS Economic Mission To Siam Here "HIGHWAY ROBBERY" Bid For Increased Trade And Friendship T'HE Chinese Economic Mission to Siam. which will make efforts to increase trade and friendly relations between the two countries, arrived at Singapore yesterday m the Italian liner Victoria.
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    SIAMESE ROYAL YACHT AS FLOATING BAR
    472 3 Novel Suggestion Declined (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, May 30. SIAMESE has been found who is willing to hire the Siamese rl royal yacht Maha Chakkri for the purpose of turning her into ;i temporary floating bar and restaurant m the evening, lile Ihe
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    DHOBY'S THEFT
    123 3 $10 Found In Dirty Coat Lam Chich Nam, a dhoby, appeared before Mr. M. H. Blacker m the third court yesterday, charged with having committed theft of $10 the property m of Corporal May at the R.A.F. Barracks on May 30. It was stated by the prosecution that
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    LEISURE-TIME OCCUPATIONS
    231 3 Novel Exhibition In Sweden TTHE ancient city of Ystad, m South Sweden, is working on an exhibition of leisure m all its varied methods of utilisations. The lay-out of the exhibition is on a plan which was developed by Swedish experts and <says the Swedish Press Bureau* aroused
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    SCIENCE SEE KS A SILENT FLAT
    383 3 "Floating Floors" London, May IZ. HPHE design of silent flats, guiding eel on their way by giving them electric shocks, and increasing the speed of air craft have been some of the preoccupations of the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington during the past year,
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    SEVEN CHILDREN BORN TO WOMAN IN FOUR DAYS
    382 3 Four Die Two From Lack Of Food New York. May 13. PRESIDENT SACASA, of Nicaragua, released to the world the news that a woman of his nation has given birth to seven children. Four of his new citizens born m the remote
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    Secret Society Member
    139 3 SENT TO PRISON FOR having been m possession of a revolver and five rounds of ammunition without a licence and going armed m public with a kniie strapped round his leg on May 25. Loh Lam was yesterday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment on the first
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    OLD WELLINGTONIANS
    64 3 Old Wellingtonians m Malaya will celebrate the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo on Thursday. June 18. with the usual dinner at Arthur's Restau rant. Captain L. E. C. M. Perowne, ol the Royal Engineers, is organising the dinner. It is believed that there are 28 Old Wellingtonians
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    JULY I—BANK HOLIDAY
    26 3 JULY I— BANK HOLIDAY H.E. the Officer Administer^ the Government has appointed Wednesday. July 1, to be a Bank Holiday Government offices will not ue closed.
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      173 3 IYOUR HOME MUST NOT BE WITHOUT--HARPIC ■_!■_> _J A regular sfmnkle of H A R P I C that* all it needs cleans the bend where the brush cannot reach SEPTIC TANKS Harplc <tfn be i with safety m septic tanks, to which the domestic waste water baths, sinks, etc.)
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      45 3 N SHORT/ X TO LEAVF LfcAVWj AVA P X X.P.M. x 50% reduct|on (For permanent residents of Malay l only) I <»r details pleasr appl) t K.IVIVI. LINE, 1 Finlayson (ireen, Trl Mftt It's a grand and glorious feeling but Oh! How catching! "PETTICOAT FEVER"
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3898 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON I BY OUR I SMJf%f\U LONDON AADDrcDAkinrkiT tUKKtSrUNI/bN I I Capricious May Plays Wintry Tricks On London Cold Snap Follows Heat Wave Rich Array Of Colour At Chelsea Flower Show The King's "Boater" Queen Mary Cocktail Budget Tribunal Costs £1 2,000 Chancellor's Taxation Warning Marquis
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      66 4 COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED Head Office: 13, Regent Street, LONDON, S.W.I. TAKE CHARGE OF EASTERN KIT AT THEIR PORT SAID BRANCH HAVE IT LAUNDERED AND READY FOR YOU ON THE RETURN JOURNEY Representatives board all homeward bound steamers at PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL to arrange Baggage Clearance Rail
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      15 4 SERVICES FARES DOUBLED REDUCED SINGAPORE Toßatavia Hi S» To Charlevillc To Brisbane iv.»«Sm« EMPIRE AIRWAY?
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    ANNUAL DINNER OF ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA
    138 5 CiIKSIS attended the annual dinner of the Association of Hntisn Malaya which was held at the Hotel Victoria, London on May gf, Sir ton and Lady Thomas were the guests of honour and m his speech Sir Shenton declared that his strongest impression
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    BISHOP OF LONDON
    64 5 THB BISHOF Of LONDON, Dr. Winnington Ingram, as President, made "is annual visit to the Heritage Craft Schools and Hospitals at Chail<\v, near Lowes, Sussex. He visited the Tidcmills Marine Hospital and "lony and Messed the patients, afterwards attending a service m the Hospital Ward. Crippled boys
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    MR, HORE-BELISHA
    51 5 iVIK. rtvM,lfc lIOKK-BKIJStIA, the Minister of Transport, was present at the Ranelagh Club, Barnes, Lon don, where a Mounted Sports meeting was held. Members of the Coaching Club also visited Ranelagh after their annual run from Hyde Park. Photo shows Mr. Leslie HorcBeiisha talking with one of the
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    "EVERYONE SEEMS TO BE PROUD OF THIS COUNTRY"
    2996 6 Governor's Speech A t A. B. M. Dinner MALAYA'S RECOVERY (From Our Own Correspondent) "IVl*' strou i<H impression of Malaja is of the happy way m which its peoples live together. Everyone seems to be proud of the country and of being
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    CHANGED HER SHOES FIVE TIMES A DAY
    130 6 Suffered Agony w j lh Rheumatism for 20 Yean rry and plctur. [o twenty years— rum. Lime.s a day m a \nu, J ***< reliel fjom m ••erf constantly torturn her joy when Mi. n drring away thr rhr *h« writes v »r.4j
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    DOCTOR POUND DEAD
    220 6 DOCTOR POUND DEAD Arrived This Year •From Our Own DKuaU l.umpu, j u R. James Scott officer to the B totes at Telok Da: U und dea d m hLs b«'d on fentfa rrcrninK when h'm for a name q| Dr Webst.-r play, d la Saturday, and alter a pott
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    "CAMERA" THAT SCULPTURES
    88 6 Three-I>iim»n>inn;il Photograph) A new process, ph A rt recently demonstrated In I I<* Newcastle. Working on U photographic eUMTI I Kami turo apparatus pr ti Ol objects exposed br: lenitf Wl h this Invei produce sub.st.tnf.*: r plicated devices, as I b Individual The proa minutes It
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    CHAIR INVENTION
    38 6 An ißgenloualy design. abi<« oi bttan kirmd table, invented by Mr I North Shields new industry Amotu ceived have been *>me owners who w.ll ll I ships 1 cabins b r, nomy The MMhOW 1* Newcastle
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    GUNNER CHARGED
    41 6 John Willi.im Larku. Artillery. who wa> .iriginaH? with housebrcukmt: and belor a the second n morning When an an dishonestly retaintn watch movcmrtit iant Oibbs was On the applicati McLennan the the District ('curt and I appear there today
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    18 6 Mr Edward Jonei I American, who had been for d forth.- pasl 12 moi dead m the Ouse.
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      138 6 .^JB^^BiHE W mtii MR*Babies Thrive on H^ANm?RiuS^EALTTffoOD] WEET-BIX for BABIES and CHILDREN. Child and baby welfare specialists Mtree that Wheat :.s on* of the best cereals to bf added to babys diet at wciriins tune WEET-BIX is a vvliok- wheat food, ve,y ea<y to digest and JiSIX When prepared aecoraiu
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    162 7 Navy Challenge Cup The Navy Challenge Cup Competition oi the Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Monday afternoon md resulted m a win for Mrs. C..R Cherry and M M. Paterson <S.G.C.) with a score of 81. The following were the returns: Mrs C. R.
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    SINGAPORE A.A.A.
    233 7 This Year's Meet To Be Held On The Padang The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's 1936 meet is to be held on the Padang on July 11, the first time that this venue is being chesen. The events will be practically the same as last year, but a hop,
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    LATEST HOME CRICKET RESULTS
    285 7 i i Cambridge Un. Draw With All-India Team AT Leads, Middlesex beat Sussex on the first innings. Sussex 185 and 189 for 3, (John Langridge 83 not out) Middlesex 198 (Tate 6 for 48) At Cambridge, Cambridge Univ. played a draw with All-India. India 161 (Wazir
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    UNITED SERVICES FOOTBALL
    130 7 Malaya Cup And Chinese Olympic Team Cames The team to represent the United Services against Ntgri Sembilan m: the Malaya Cup match at Seremban on June 6 will bi^ selected from the following, all 01 whom will travel to SerembftA: L Bdr. Davi?. Gnr. HatCllffe, <RA.». S
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    Y.M.C.A. WHITSUN TOURNAMENT
    84 7 Yesterday's ties m the V.M.C.A. Whitsun lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows: Handicap Mixed Doubles Dr. Loh and E. Simon beat Lim Kirn Wee and Y. P. Wee, 4 6, 6 4, 6—7. Dr. Haridas and K. Tan beat Said and A. Manasseh 6 4. 6 3.
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    WIGHTMAN CUP TEAM
    36 7 WIG HTM AN CUP TEAM London, June 2. The Briti.sh W'ghtman Cup team to play against America on June 12 at Wimbledon, are as follows: Misses Dr arman. Hardwick. James. Lyle. i Rcund and Stammers. Reuter
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    19 7 Camberwell Council has appointed Mr. Maurice Webb consulting architect ol the new borough crematorium, which Is to cost £15.000.
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      232 7 li:i iV, on corr 1< P<>ndent included "FOREIGN ViIAIKKS" .n the "(JO and SEE" list? If not he can'l have seen it." STRAITS TIMES (yesterday) -AND YOU'LL AGREE TOO,--ITS THE BKST BRITISH COMEDY IN TOWN PAVILION 6 N is GHTL 9^ 0.i5 9.15 TOM WALLS and RALPH LYNN In Gainsborough's
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      227 7 A GRAND SCREEN and STAGE DOUBLE BILL! From BONNIE SCOTLAND to BEAUTIFUL BOHEMIA» JUST IMAGINE STAN and OLLJE as a Couple of Gypsies Balfc's world-famous Operetta now becomes the Year's Biggest LAUGfI piece! OPENING TODAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 THE^CAPITOL LAUREL and HARDY In M.G.Ms Riot of Laughtvr ami Mchnly FS&
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936. Callous Or Stupid ?
    868 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936. Callous Or Stupid A HEADLINE m yesterday's Free Press, m big black type. read. F.M.S. Surplus Reaches $67,079,537." An afternoon contemporary followed with a headline, m bigger and just I as black type. 'No Government Help For Unemployed." The first was based
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    DAY TO DAY
    281 8 Dr. C L Park, h.ad of the League of NationJ Eastern Bureau m Singapore. wilJ today address the Rotary Club on. "International Health Co-operation." Mr. K. A. Blacker. Assistant Controller of Labour. Ipoh. has be?n granted eight months and five days' leave Oil full nay. The appointment
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    As I Was Saying
    537 8 A MERICAN love of military titl due perhaps to lack ol oher kinds, las received a shock by the action ol jcvernor A B Chandler, ol Kentucky, n announcing that he will appoint no colon. 1 Is to his stall A Slump nd b^ At or.
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    The Parents
    673 8 TTHDDY. aged eight, the only m a farm lab ftirtr, was returning from 1 from school so late on a summer evening that be hoped to roach the solitary cottage unobserved Bir the last stile h saw his mother, shielding her eyes from the sun. scanning the fields
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      23 8 Fop MOTOR INSURANCE I GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. 'Incorporated m Great Britain) I HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 6480.
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    CHINA SEEKING WESTERN AID AGAINST JAPAN
    792 9 CHINA SEEKING WESTERN AID AGAINST JAPAN Government Envoy To See Hitler And Mussolini 'NOW IS TIME TO FIGHT 9 I SAYS MR. CHOU LOU STRONG hints that, m her determination to make a last stand against Japanese domination of North China and against "piratical smuggling" by Japanese, China might seek
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    ITALY TO REBUILD ADDIS ABABA
    306 9 Fund To Finance Work In Abyssinia Konie, June 'I. 'T'HE creation of a special fund, with an initial capital of one hundred million lire, to finance works In Abyssmis. the most striking item err-, trying frrm the three-hour meeting of th-2 Cabinet The decre? says
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    FAMILIES OF AIR FORCE MEN EVACUATED
    284 9 FAMILIES OF AIR FORCE MEN EVACUATED MORE SHOOTINGS IN PALESTINE Additional Troops To Be Sent From Egypt Jerusalem, June 2. TPHE famUles of R.A.F officers and m:n have been evacuated from Ramleh to the RAF camp near the military aerodrome. Another Arab was killed and two wounded when the Seaforth
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    MISSING RED CROSS
    198 9 Located By Plane In The Mountains Stockholm, June 2. A message from Addis Ababa states that after several days' search by aeroplanes the missing Swedish Red Cross camp has been discovered near the mountain of Hadakurr.bi. 150 kilometres lrom Dolo The aeroplane dropped crders that they return
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    MR. A. S. SMALL
    57 9 Keturns To Singapore From Tpcountry Tour Mr A. S. Small, the Officer Adminising the Government, and Mrs. Small ♦urned lrom their tour of Malaya by the Kedata yesterday afternoon, arriving m the Singapore Roads at 1.45 p.m. They were taken ashore m the Master Attendant's launch
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON WOMAN POISONER
    63 9 London, June 2. A NOTHER woman was sentenced to death today for murder by poisoning. She urns Mrs. Charlotte Bryant, aged 39, and the mother of five young children, who was found guilty at Dorset Assizes of murdering her husband by administering arsenic obtained from
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    IMPOTENCE OF NORTH CHINA CUSTOMS
    129 9 IMPOTENCE OF NORTH CHINA CUSTOMS JAPANESE PROTECTION OF SMUGGLERS Officers Browbeaten And Assaulted shanghai. June 2. TPHE Japanese authorities have re- duced the Customs m North China ,1,0 a state of impotence says a special investigator m a report to Sir Frederick Maze. Inspector-General of the Maritime Customs. The prerogatives
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    POPE CELEBRATES 79th BIRTHDAY
    145 9 Rome. May 31. r\ESPITE the heavy rain 50.000 people. including 10.000 pilgrims representing many nations, assembled m St. Peter's Square to celebrate the 79th birthday of Pope Pius XI. A brilliant Papal procession wound its way to the Cathedral and up the n:\ve. whilst Benedictine monks
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    WHITSUN AT HOME
    91 9 Crowds Show Preference For Indoor Entertainment London, June 1. Cool and overcast weather daring the Whitsuntide holiday resulted In i crowds showing preference for indoor places of entertainment, and Burwwns, ,theatres and cinemas havi had largo attendances. Many outdoor events, however, have drawn spectators m gre: t
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    U.S. RELIEF WORK
    63 9 Senate Provides Roosevelt With $1,500,000,000 Washington, June Z. The Senate has passed the Deflruncy Appropriation Bill. providing th? $1,500,000 requested by President Roosevelt for expenditure on rell?l work during 1937. The bill now goes before the Houso of Representatives and the Government's new tax bill is the
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    FIENDISH PLAN BY SIAMESE DACOITS
    81 9 'From Our Own Currc.spondi vt > Bangkok. Juno WHE fiendish plan was udoptsd by 20 dacoits near &iny<> to make c. householder disclot where his valuables were kept hi inserting the point of a kn into his ear until the b ood came freely To
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    SOCIALIST PREMISE FOR BELGIUM?
    84 9 SOCIALIST PREMISE FOR BELGIUM? M. Vanclervrldi Exported To Form (Jove mmc il I'.r f Is, Jure t. The rrt.rinii Prln Mm T Vr Van Zetland iin.s declined to fom i new it is believed thai M Bnlla v mcier\cld<' will b.> calh'd on I I t >rm .i Cabinet. At
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    ENGLAND TO CAPE
    64 9 Siti.idnm Leader Hilton After Amy's Record? London. June 1. A Nairobi message states thftfl Squac'r'in Lead'T Hilton, who. th newspaptft suggest, is attempting to beat the record recently rrtlMlftl d by Mrs Amy Mollison for a flight lrom the Cape to England, arrived there at right o'clock
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    40 9 A tn-par'v was Kiv.-n it UM KujU LipLs Rest House by the if the K.'.jdnivnnn Branch. Palling. !».ni»ur i of Mr. O. F J Watki:is. m limit t F Mid T.. PahanK. who has priM-redid on i ansfer to Talplng.
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      528 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. I From London 6 p. m. June 2 *New York prices quoted In U.S. The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Loan, 5
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      181 10 May 28. 29 June 1. American Can. Com. 129 128 129 American Telephone and Telegraph 165 164 1 165% Atcheson Railroad 71 4 71 1 4 72 Chesapeak 57V 2 573/ 4 58 Dupont 143 ***** 144 Firestone 28% 28y 2 29 General Electric 37»/ 8 37»/
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      241 10 Business Curtailed By Holidays London, May 28. Owing to the holiday atmosphere price movements on the Stock Exchange today have been few. Koynl Dutch were featured among oils, while heavy industries maintained yester- day's improvement. In foreign exchanges large Continental offerings caused a sharp appreciation m sterling against
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      199 10 By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. This *s the first occasion on which a newspaper published m Malt/a has
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      200 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. June 2 KI'BBER: Quiet. London Spot: 7' ,d. 7 5 16d. Previously: 7> ,d 73 H d July-Sept.: 7 5 16d. 7 7 16d. Previously: 7 5 16d 7 7 16d Ct "?f C:^ 77 16d. 7V 2 d. Previously: 7
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      75 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. June 2 London: Weak. Cash: £192 2s 6d. Previously: Weak at €195 12s. 6d Tnree months: £188 17s. 6d. Prevlou ly: £191 15s New York Tin: 4425 Previously: 44 87 Copper: Settlement: £36 10s. Previously: €36 12s. 6d i»ola: Yesterday: €6
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      78 10 London Closing Quotations June 2 l_ Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday vlously Paris Piancs to 141.21 75 15 16d. 75 15 16 New York to 188 2 3 4.80 4.80 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.91 740 7.40 Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 3h 2
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      168 10 June 2 I SELLING I London, 4 months' sight 24 3132 London, 3 months' sight 2|4 3132 London, 60 days' sight 2 4, 116 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 116 London, demand 24 1 32 London, T.T. 2 4 1|32 Lyons and Paris, demand 882 Hamburg,
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      1056 10 Fraser and Co.'s List I TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1936 MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin <4s) is 5s c.d. Asam Kmnb.i:, v 28s 9d 29s 6d Austral Malay •i s&> 6d 59s 6d c.d Ayer Hitani «ss» 13s 6d 14s Gd Ayer Went; (.$1) 1.55 1
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      90 10 June 2 Buyers Sellers Gambit t 5.25 Java Cube 850 Hamburg Cube 10.50 White Muntok Popper 16.50 Black Peppi-r 8 25 Copra, Sundried 4 85 Copra, mixed 4 60 Small Flake Tapioca 4.25 K. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan i.io Banja Jolotong o 50 Sarawak Jelotong
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      58 10 New York, D'D 59 1 16 New York, 90 d s 59 15 16 Calcutta. Bombay. Rangoon. Madras, Colombo, demand 15C 3 :t Sydney and Melbourne on demand 2 11 15 16 r: w Zealand, d maud 2 11 1516 Bar Silver 19 15 16 Bank of England Hate 2
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      68 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Junr S, 1! o*rl«H-k n« ■i lkn N' IXRSS ;n vaan iwjojb r«» i <' <! X .V •.1 I OB Muy» N< 1 X X s E In .so (AwanUUMc Sin^apoi. Juik July-S<-P' Oet-Dec lan M Apt -J Tom of M I ateil c
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    38 11 Police-Sergeant James Rathbone. stationed at Dagenham. was at West Ham Police Court fined £20 with £2 2s. costs and had his licence suspended for two years after pleading guilty to driving a motor-car under the influence of drink.
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    JAPANESE SMUGGLERS IN SWATOW
    37 11 Hong Kong. June 1. The Chinese revenue officers at Swa tow discovered 600 cases of illicit spirit m a village near the Tenghai DUtrid yest-erday. The Japanese smugglers disappeared. Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    39 11 London, May 'IS. The King has approved the appointment of Mr R. B Ewlxink as a member of the Commission ol Government of Newfoundland to succeed Sir John Hope Simpson In September next. British Radio
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    40 11 The body of Mrs J C Hickman. aged about 70. was found by a polk BMUO on the pavement outside an hotel at Deal. Kent. It is believed that she fell from i her bedroom window on the top floor.
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    509 11 Wining CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenic**. world's lexidinn team-of-four and inventors of the system thai has beaten every other system m existence. SQUEEZING OUT THE SLAM THE great value of opening pre-emp-tive bids lies m the fact that they fore? your opponents with the better
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      551 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength 49.9 metres p.m. 6.00 Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report supplied by Fraser and Co. 7.15 Broadcast by the New World 8.00 Dance Orchestra. 8.30 Close
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    CHALLENGE TO THE ADMIRALTY
    232 12 London. May 20. The right of the Admiralty to place orders for the construction of the nine destroyers of the 1936 programme Is to bfi challenged m the House of Commons by the Opposition Liberal Party. Authorisation for the construction of the nine destroyers is sought
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    AMAZING STORY OF BRITAIN'S STRANGEST SHIP
    1284 12 AMAZING STORY OF BRITAIN'S STRANGEST SHIP Told By The Man Who Was Born Aboard Her THE GREAT EASTERN COST £750,000 TO BUILD, £120,000 TO LAUNCH London, May 25. WHEN the Queen Mary, the world's greatest liner, leaves Southampton on Wednesday on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic to New York,
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    48 12  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Machine r\ For Inn, Irrigation Wtrki MHMffluU limm- 1 The Chinese C >n:: :h<« ex!:, firm lor i. Riv, The n. i some time m A SULLIVAN bowling to Mitichiel on the final day of the Clarke Cup match Free Press
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      69 12 CLEARANCES June 1: Dukat (Nod; Ban Siong Bee, Meran, Jerantut, R?ub (Brit.). Menelaus, City of Wellington. Kudat. A;:shun. Stentor. Hong Lam. Rahman. Kong Kwong. Hong Thong. Esmeralda, Malacca (Brit); Somerville. Tourcoing (Nor); Havre Maru (Japan); President Van Buren <Am>. The P. and O. Chitral has left Hong Kong and is
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      418 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.45 a m Alor Star: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 am Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 pm. Ipoh: Weekdays; 7.45 am and 7 p.m. Klang, Kuala Upla, Port Swettenham. Talplng and Telok Anson: Weekdays* Tpm Kota
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    3404 15  -  Nimrod weekly Sports Notes r i i Compiled By King Sport Reigns Congratulations, The Rest Muthucumaru's Bowling Barracking F.M. S.-Colony Match Mystery— "Gretna Green j For Singapore? How Frisco Trains V, \i.\»j-oi.n schoolmastei both rouylumt w>ierday when newspapers him as haying taken ten for only
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    AMATEUR TOURNAMENT
    436 16 Last Night's Boxing Results MATEUR boxers got into action t* for the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's tournament when the first round mutches m the mosquito, fly. bantam, feather, light and welter weights were fought at the New World arena last night. There were sixte n lights m all.
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    83 16 (\WING to Young Frisco having a slight attack of influenza the light -heavy weight match between Frisco and Young Schmvling m the New World arena has been postponed from this Friday to next Friday, June 12. The same card will be presented then by Mr. Bertie Bell,
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    330 16 Second Division Match Won By Monopolies POOR STANDARD OF FOOTBALL Monopolies 2; R.A.O.C I. HTIiE MoAopolies obtained full points at the expense of the K.A.O.C. m a second divisi )n league malch at tht» Anson Roat! Stadium yesterday, winning by the odd goal m three. On the
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    255 16 A Reader Makes Some Suggestions To The Sports Editor Sir.— Although the Singapore team r ci their first hurdle m the Southern section of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup ompetitton against Johore on Friday. 'ast. I have seme comments to make on the following players: Fr.stly. the Malay
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    120 16 Running Track Now Being Laid Out A running track is now boing laid out on the Singapore Padang for training m p.eparation for the 1936 S.R.C. ath- i letic .sports meeting to be held there on June 27. The programme of events will be: CHAMPIONSHIP 100 Yds., 220
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    CHANGI CRICKET
    601 16 R.A. Win Twice At Week-End 1 On Saturday the HA. Changi defeated St. Andrew's School by four wickets. Scores R.A. (Changi). Deane Retired 23. Pullen c Thoy b Hoosainsah 7. Owen c Ferguson b Hoosainsah 16. Waites retiied 76. Raeburne st. Weber b Van Cuylenburg 13. Bowe.s b
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    INNISKILLINGS SPORTS
    87 16 The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers are holding their annual spjrls on June 3. 4 and 6. There will be a medley relay race vhieh is open to all Units m the Garrljsc n. This race will b > run on June 6. !at a time to be notified lat?r.
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    217 16 Selangor Wins The Leong Sin Nam Trophy (From Our Own I n ti l|»")i. JunSELANGOR mad* tniar SUUI b.. ournaBMBt and won Qm I C .p by tW" The BttaßoOC v met with the T» nuku P» At Hi' tart play I P< r.ik but t» matches md
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    460 16 Yesterday's Results Of S.C.R.C. Ties The following are Urn r aulta the ti of the SC X C Lawn T-n: riamen: played jretterday "A" Singles Handicap Woon Cham Tat (owe ib> beat Tar. Chong Dark iowe I) B t I l. G— l. •*B" Sinsles Hand nap Tay
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