The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 July 1937

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15.204 ESTI). 1X35 TUESDAY. JULY 6, 1937. 10 CEMr
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  • Article
    AMELIA EARHART IN SINKING PLANE
    263 1 Messages Point Location As 300 Miles From Howland Island FRANTIC SEA SEARCH BY CONVERGING CRAFT H ahipe that are frantically marching for A Earhart m the vicinity of Howlanil Island traced her. wireless messaged picked up int she is still alive. garbled message received at
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    8 1 AJVJV/1 LIM. \laucia\ Ju'y Car ma ti Oueen
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    GUNNER EXPECTED TO RECOVER
    84 1 Gunner G. W A. Stones who was seriously injured m the head-on motorcar crash on Grove Road on Sunday night is expected to recover. An inqu:ry at the General Hospital late last night elicitrd the information that there was little change m his C mdition which
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    Irish Free State Elections
    34 1 100,000 IN FAVOUR OF CONSTITUTION Dublin. July 5. 3 re the parties v 4 p.m m B r. IX 11: 3: I 18. rtt .our Ol the i now Reuter
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    PROMOTION FOR AIR FORCE PERSONNEL
    51 1 London, July S. Air Marshal l.udlow Hewitt has been ;>iom:fd Air Chiel Marshal. Air Vice v -aba] William Mitchell has b >en promoted An- Marsha! ihe Earl ol Cork and Orrery has been appointed Oanc^nander-ln-Ciiief, Portsmouth, m succeardon to the late Bir William Wisher.- Reuter
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    New Shipping Line For Singapore?
    127 1  - New Shipping Line For Singapore? Sin Chew Jit Poh 11-.:-: Kmi-. July .">. MR. LUM FAI ifcMv a well Known nwp^iant of Canton, has project) tbe Icrmatig^ oi a «=team&hip company which wUI nm servi< s between Shanghai and Whampao. a new riv3r port which la being ouilt at the
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    FRENCH VESSEL TAKEN TO BILBAO
    340 1 FRENCH VESSEL TAKEN TO BILBAO Warships To The Rescue Paris, July 5. HTHE French merchantman. Tre- gastel, whose capture by one of Franco's vessels was reported yesterday, is believed to be m Bilbao m insurgent hands, according to information to hand at the Foreign Office. The French Government is making
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    Prominent Chinese In "Sit-Down" Strike
    126 1 Prominent Chinese In "Sit-Down" Strike Shanghai, July 5. MADAME SUN VAT SLN ;md 12 other prominent Chinese people. Including Madame L!ao Chung K,ii widow df a Kuomintangr offlrflH wrro i aasassbMtod at Canton m 1925 and Chen Poerh. a popular cinema treat, are stag.n^ a rlrtual "iii-6own strike" at Scochow
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    WITHDRAWAL OF ARREST WARRANT
    53 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hong Kong, July 5. TTHE Government of Hong Kong ha.<- withdrawn tb-3 arrest warrant against Chan Lim Pak. a forme! uirei tor of th? Nanyang Tobacco Company Ltd.. of Shanghai. Hong Kong, and Singapore. Acton has bc:n taken at .h° n Qiio.st
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    EDINBURGH EN FETE
    89 1 Rousing Welcome Kor King And Queen l.o'tjou, July AROUND of festivities began at Bdir burgh en the arrival ol the King and Qu n on a Coronation State \i>i; ol a *'a durattoß. The capli -1 is Wled with sightseers from a 1 parts who gave Their
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    STOP PRESS
    67 1 LONDON PKKFS Xl BBER— H 7 Kid. fl 9 I6d TlN— Firm at 1:258 Us. »id. (Spot) Ihrre nu.Mths BSH "s «d. GOLF London, July 5. At Burnside— Mahon. 70; Nelson, Locke 71; Boyer, Snead, 72; Cotton, 73; James Adams, W. J. Cox, 74. At Carnoustie Shute 71:
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    31 1 KlNfi AM) QUEFN AT HKMMIN X A.F. PAGEANT. The King and Queen beiiu presented to Sgt W. < tx-k--\n\n\. ol Nt>. 1411 S<iuadron. Bicejiter, by Air Chief Marshal Sir Jolw M Steel.
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    Abolition Of Tin Restriction
    172 1 DAILY EXPRESS COMMENTS New Record Price Anticipated iFnm Our Own Correspondent] London. July 5. TIIK imineji.tte abolition of international tin restriction is urged l>> the Daily Express today m comments by its commercial editor on the world's commodity markets. The newspaper suggests that tin consumption is
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    GIPSY KING CROWNED
    89 1 But Ten Killed In Riots That Followed MTanMK, July 5. ■TTN wt re killed tnd L'u wounded m a tact :< 'il !i •v ing o* Junusz Kwi.'k. an itinerant tinker, as King of the Oipsftef before 5 000 Gipsy ddcg Kwiek is shortly visiting Rome to
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    46 1 London. July :>. fa the Qmtte n 1^- MMMneei His M. j sly the Kin? hi< wardsd the Albet Med.il lo I.icutc n.u .r Commander B G. £i/urfield lo: pilhinify In saving th? lives Of 5 rr.en vlwn troff •Hunter" srruok a tniiM C .iSt Reuter Wireless
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      66 1 BIGIA TEA Brintfi the freshness ami fragrance of the M.il.i>an g:irtiens lUrecl lo y<Mur home. Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Dance informal, 9.30 to midnight v D. Fckien Marvin Russian Trio C,^ PMmUM Character and CUsslcal Dances of Hi S h Merit, including the Sensational "Dance Macabre"
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      57 1 There is no l>etter Tea than BIGIA TEA OROWN IN MALAYA. ADELPHI HOTEL TONIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER-DANCE DINNKR AND DANCE Ml SIC BY RELLER'S FAMOUS HUNGARIAN EAKD NO AFTER DINNER ADMISSION CHARGE THE ROTARY CLUB $Sji| OF SINGAPORE MEETS TOMORROW AT 1 P M. AT THE ADELPHI HOTEL SEA
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    Idle Hour At "Gib."
    237 2 DWIGHT LONG'S PROGRESS DWIGHT Long, the owner-master of ihe Idle Hour, the small American ketch which was m Singapore last year, has r- ached Gibraltar alter an evenrul voyage Pei-r Collins, the Royal College boy who joined him m Ceylon, Ls with him and w;ll accompany
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    THRILLING SERIAL AT ALHAMBRA
    47 2 "Ace Drummond" (With John King. Chang-H<\ Kai-Chek. Johnny Wong and Henry KM I A Universal Pi.-ture At the Alhambra The last seven cbapten of this thrilling .seriaJ are enjoyiiif a ■ttcccei ful run at Ihe Alhair.bra The picture I Ls packed with excitement.
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    TAIPING TO HONOUR RAJA MUDA
    56 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping, July 4. On the occasion of his being grantort the order of Honorary Knight Commander. Taiping people are considering the best way of honouring Raja Sir Abdul Aziz Raja Muda Prrak. A public meeting ol all communities will be held
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  • Correspondence
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      $7 A MONTH FOR 18 HOURS' MUSIC
      421 2 More Complaints About B. M. B. C. Policy I» The Editor of the Free Press. Sir,— It struck me that the radio talk f the Chairman of the British Malaya roadcasting Co. appeared to be rather one-sided aifair, lor he has not shown
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    Ricksha Man Dies: Driver Charged
    91 2 (From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping, July 5. IN a car smash m Station Road at midnight last night, a ricksha puller, Chong Yew, was killed. Cheka .Maruddin, Assistant District Officer, Taiping. was produced m the polite court today and was charged on four counts: causing
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    Secretary To Judges
    304 2 PENANG OFFICIALS DEATH From Our Own Correspondent* Penang, July 5. Mr. Eloy C. Misso. private secretary to Mr. Justice Gordon Smith and DeKty Registrar. Supreme Court, Penang. ?d early yesterday and the funeral took place ye.st?rday evening. Mr. Misso, who hailed from a wellknown Ceylon family came
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    GARDENING SOCIETY PROGRESSES
    141 2 Tli* membership of the Singapore 3ard«-ning Society, formed m June 1936. is now 117, according to the re?ort of the society to be presented at [/he annual meeting on July 12 at ;ha Botanic Gardens The prize-winning exhibitors m the monthly plant and flower exhibits were Mr.
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    BISCUIT WORKERS ON STRIKE
    76 2 Alter returning to work following their recent strike, labourers suddenly downed tools on Sunday They If ft the factory and 60 to 70 male and female employees rode m lorries to see the proprietor Mr Le* Choon Seng, on the question of the dismissal of a
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    COMPLAINT AGAINST PRACTISING LAWYER
    575 2 COMPLAINT AGAINST PRACTISING LAWYER Judgment Reserved In Johore Appeal FIVE-DAY HEARING I (From Otn Own Correspondent.) Johon- Kahru. July 4. "THAT anyone could complain about the conduct of a practising lawyer was the contention put forward by the Bar Committee's counsel (Mr. T. G. Spenser-Wilkin-son) during the course of the
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    DUTCHMAN SENTENCED BY NAZIS
    143 2 Gaol For Members Of Banned Youth .Movement Cologne, fm 14. The trial m Essen ol ten ol a number of allowed memtell Ol the :orbidden Buondiseht- Youth Movement ended today Tiwy were charged with committing high treason by establishing relations with the Comintern In 1932. and
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    REPROVING CONCERT LATE COMERS
    99 2 The Australian Broadcasting Commission has taken at least a leal out of Sir Thomas Beecham s book About 400 people arrived late lor an orchestral concert, given by the Finnish conductor Schneevo:g:. which the Commission had arranged at thr Melbourne Town Hall They found the doors
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    POLICE BAND
    60 2 The band o: the SS. Police will perlorm the following programme at 7 pm. today at Waterloo Street:— March The Desert Song i Romb^ru Overture. Bronze Horse lAuberr Selection Rip Van Winkle (PfanqueUe) \v Bye and Bye Sweetheart «Ford' PotPourri. Mure Melodious Memories •Finck): A Dream Picture. The
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    CABLE TIMES
    42 2 The Eastern Extension Telegaph Company announces that the delay on ull rate telegrams from Smsapore To London yesterday was as follows Telegrams handed m at 5 p m nine minutes; 5.30 p.m. twelve mtauie? 6 mmuter minmeS; 63 S t*n
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      133 2 LADIES' HAIRDRESSING!! We have pleasure m announcing the opening of our new Ladies' Hairdressmg Salon on Tuesday. July 6. The Salon is fitted m a most up to date manner with all the latest equipment Hairdressing m all forms will be undertaken by Continental ,-xpert at reasonable characi as listerl
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      218 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. STERADENT Pmfc'ribed by th*- Dentai Prolusion CLEANS— PURIFIES FALSE TEETH AM) rfffTftl PLATES Stemove% Tobacco Stain* and all other Discolouration*. Mucin Film. Food Particles. Tartar. Tarnish, etc. FROM MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED. BOAKJT~~&~ RKSIIJEXn^ SEA-FRONT KATONG GRANGE—??. Meyer Sml tnr&r Swimminc Club) Board- Residence at moderate rate* Large Gardens
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      381 2 Zbe Singapore JTree flSress Head Oflwe C«-tU Slreet s.u*^, l-bone: 5471 It hi** rxleOMon o all d^.., Uw lei: -Tißiea" tHti^,^ iLuala Lumpur Ofßre: 25. Java Street. Phone: 36K3 Ipab Office: Brewvter Koa4 Phone 37 Penan* OAre 12. BuIm» SU-h Pw_. rhMt: 1477. I Londwb Ofc.-«--4t,4J. rierl RUfcl K( 4
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      133 2 Diary Of I The Day The Tides High Water 9.39 am 79: 840 p m 9.1 ft Sports Soccer RAJ vs. S.C.FA. -Div Ij at Anson Road. Lawn Tennis: S.L.T.A. championships Water Polo: V MCA vs 11th H.B at Fort Canning. Chess Exhib.iian a: Adelphi Hate! at 5 p.m Cinemas
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      73 2 Law Notice For The Day Before the Acting Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Part heard Sl4yB <jS— J. Aroozoo and ors. vs. Zehndor 'Brothers ors. Before Mr. Justice lluwes m the 3rd Court at 11 a.m. 5.85 37— Ng Twar Pooh vs Chew Gtk Noi (wi
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    MAN CHARGED WITH UNUSUAL OFFENCE
    386 3 His 11 -Year-Old Wife CASE IS UNIQUE IN HISTORY OF THE COLONY 4*THK tharse against this man is unique m that it is the first case that has MM into the courts of this Colony m which a husband has been I for committing a
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    Singapore Has New Opium Clinic
    317 3 Singapore Has New Opium Clinic The erection of new premises m the New Tiong Bahru Road for the use of the Singapore Anti-Opium Society will make it possible for more patients to be treated, states a report on the activities ol the society. The land and building, costing about $60,000.
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    86 3 Following a head-on trash between a motor •cycle and a motor-ear at Katong on Sunday e\enint:, Mr. K. W. Adams, a radio engineer employed by the Radio Service nmpany of >!alaya (1934), Limited one of the men on the cycle, was killed, and (iunner (1. \V. A. Stones, of the
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    SOLDIERS IN ROBBERY CASE
    452 3 SOLDIERS IN ROBBERY CASE Two Middlesex Men Charged TWO men of the Middlesex Regiment, G. Bradman and G. Orme. appeared at the Singapore Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice Home, to answer a charge of stealing of $47, the property ot a Chinese shopkeeper m New I3ridu«' Road on the night
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    Ceylon Attains Self Government Peacefully
    478 3 "INDIA today is engaged m a fierce struggle for complete independence, fighting tooth and nail, resoriing to civil disobedience, v.ith Gandhi and Nehru as leaders and the Indian National Congress as their weapon and shield. "But h.ive they advanced any turtha than where they were?"
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      67 3 Itch Germs Killed m 7 Minutes ri 5i nr.iUlon tiny teiTlIng, JJurn- rm, Psoria .hertds, und other fc Ordii -»v« only I m fh»y if', not kill the The Jf w i!: \i\.,.!.rni, 'i 7 inir i O«| I prrMANSroiIFGF JL JP W -JL >*-A -^-A. r i «<« v<M»r«
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      370 3 CARLSBERG PLATITUDES No. I IN working th? Carlsberg Breweries it should be a constant purpose, regardless of immediate profit, to e'evelop the art of making beer to the greatest possibl? degree of per lection. keeping b-rr brewing m Denmark on a high and conscientious level y This ideal, conceived by
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    JACK BUCHANAN AND ADELE ASTAIRE
    461 4 Britain On The Screen By Joan Littlefield Not "Rival Team" To Ginger And Fred JACr; BUCHANAN cave a luncheon at the Savoy recently to inaugurate his new film company. Jack Buchanan Productions Limited, which has already begun operations at the Pine woo ci studios. Aftei
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    ANNE HARDING
    738 4 play. "Richard of Bordeaux." with I John Gielgud m the role h<- created on the London gtagt." Victor Savills ha.s made one of the most delightlul icretn comedies to come from a British studio out of Brur.o Franks play about a mongrel dog and its loquacious Irish woman
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    Trouser Vogue At St. Moritz
    122 4 RiIOST popular trouser vegue at St Moritz this year :s plus-fours and •vhite canvas gaiters .ire m much prominence Above these are socks of natural coloured wool with cable stitch pattern though red socks most often go over boots with lons trousers or when no
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    PATENT LEATHER BELTS
    82 4 Wide patent leather belts Ucvterif «=rr.art wher. th<-v .^re v.c-k. but they I omillllf need renevk hey so gOOO cr.irk A lif.lr extra i .irr eon^dentbly lengthen the lite ol patent leather belts O.iee a VKk give iheTi a thin coat ot WtfeUne .r.ii i up lor
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    77 4 Flake any cold fish and rem we all skin and bone. Place vi layers m a well-greased dh>h with chopped bacon and grated onion, nnish.r.c with a liver oi ccoked potato cut into thick slices Make a whit-? sauce KfMB w.fp. salt and pepper and add \mo tablespoons irui>hrocms ketchup
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    Milk Puddings Are Good Far The Convalescent
    375 4 Milk Puddings Are Good Far The Con va lescen t IT la the fashion nowadays to decry rrilk puddings. While it is better for 'he formation of the child's bones and teeth to use as much uncocked milk as possible and whole cereals m the loim o; whclerreal bread and
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    Popularity Of Tiaras Forecast
    78 4 London "piARAS are likely fco oe much during th? sea. c < N dafl expensive it 1 I so n that R can be alt*red m I 'ex merits either Int ri*> of ciamor.c c'.ips lor everyd.. into a necklace Each tiara has to be designed
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      63 4 (iVAITINF Health- giving/ nutriment cool' I 1 1 1 \j Uvattint has special refresh men t tor enerqv^ J^&rtlk I 1 1 make the nu/k much m work and play/ J I Moreover Oval tint' C^** I transforms milk OVALX|ME' -^^pg_J^^-| 18 Chartered Bank Chambers, OVA LTI N E Cbld
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      71 4 CHRISTIE WILL MOID A si MMLR SALI I <»R ONE WEEK ONLY \H I IM. .11 I > l«th WITH OKI RK(.II.\K IRK I DSfw opp<»rii urn lOR 1 MMJs WHO rXDERSTAXI) (.ooi» < LOTHK> 1" <1A lIORII RO\l> Photir g^ The Newest m fyl Ladies Handbag. mL DOULATIAMf \h
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    Havoc Pictures Of Almeria — Shelled By German Warships
    139 5 Havoc Pictures Of A lmeria Shelled By German Warships r A Or SIX MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS left Southampton recently for Malta. They are vessels of 15 tot s. uith a lenpth of 60 ft., enjjined knots. Each carries two 18 m. torpedo tubes and multiple m i< hinr -Kirns and
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    New French Cabinet
    87 5 BKI SSELS POLICE charging a procession of '0.000 E\-Ser\i- enien n.tr< hin^ on Parliament to protest .ieain-t amnesty for war offenders. Firemen used hoseN to di>perse the crowds. Many were injured und numerous arrests uerc made. M. CAMILLE (l!.\l TKMPS. the I remier. with M Blum, who
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      56 5 SWETTEN gk BIRMING U IB TOTTEN IIU IWI W E S T II II 111 THERE ARE LOTS OF HAMS ALL OVER THE WORLD BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE "PINEAPPLE" HAM A CHOICE AND SPECIALLY CURED BRAND ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE I BAKED. BOILED. GRILLED or FRIED. IT MAKES A PALATABLE DISH
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    MISS FICTON TURBERVILLE ON MUI TSAI AGAIN
    874 6 MISS FICTON TURBERVILLE ON MUI TSAI AGAIN "He Who Sets His Foot On British Soil Is Free" THE EXISTENCE OF SLAVERY, IN THE FORM OF Mil TSAI. WITHIN THE BRITISH EMPIRE WAS CONDEMNED BY MISS PICTON TURBERVILLE IN A RECENT ADDRESS ON GIRL SLAVERY AT THE WOMEN CITIZEN'S SOCIETY OF
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    15 6 MODEL of a typical Malacca Malay duelling: house made by Malays m the Alai d.strkt.
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    WHEN SHOULD A PLANTER MARRY
    187 6 WHEN SHOULD A PLANTER MARRY AT what age should planters marry The question is asked by a planting Correspondent of the Times of Ceylon who writes "I do not know whether any great number of companies have rules about married planters, but it would be just M well il they
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    OCTOGENARIAN'S DEBTS TOTAL $25,000
    392 6 Penang Diamond Dealer Faces Bankruptcy Examination (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, July 5. AX eighty-four year old man Shaik Mahada bin Ahmad Albu&o, admitted liabilities to the extent of $15,00« m the Penang Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith, when he was taken through his
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    AMOY UNIVERSITY
    29 6 MR TAN KAH KKE. of Singaporr who founded Amoy Tniversity m China. and who has spent SIf.MM.Mt on it The Nankins dovrinmrnt has taken over thr institution
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    For Debaters In Singapore
    178 7 For Debaters In Singapore 1 NEW SOCIETY TO BE FORMED A MEETINQ will be held next Friday m the Tomlinson Hall, adjoining the Presbyterian Church, to resuscitate the old Tomlinson Hall Literary and Debating Society. A short business meeting will be held, for the election o! officials, alter which there
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    MALACCA NOTES
    498 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 5. |\V|R Ngim Wee Chiow, a well-known Malacca resident, has donated $100 towards the purchase of a micro- phone for the St Francis Association. OESULTS of the competitions held at the Capitol Dance Hall. Malacca, are as follows .—July 1 Spot Dance
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    31 7 A LONG JOB. The giraffe house keeper at the London Zoo is very particular about the toilet of his I charges and is seen giving one a I •brush up." I
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    Traffic Control In Colombo
    122 7 Colombo, like Singapore, is worried about its city's tratiic problem* The Mayor el Colombo has suggested the early establishment ol a tram- control board lor Colombj to deal comprehensively with the problem. H- prop lea that the ~b ard should be composed ol the Mayor ol
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    15 Charges Of Cheating Against Woman
    271 7 15 Charges Of Cheating Against Woman BAIL OF $5,000 iFioni Our Own COR spondent) Penan*;. July 5. \I7HEN the case m which a. middle- aged Chinese woman Soo Ah Soo, alias Soo Kur. is charged on 14 counts iof cheating m respect of jewel. cry, j :<tho value amounting to
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    NEW BUILDINGS FOR TAIPING
    111 7 NEW BUILDINGS FOR TAIPING Shaw Brothers Building Another Cinema (From our Own Correspondent). TuipiMg. July 4. Tin i iem building X i a R i In i the Hokkten Hoey Kuan. \a taking shape When completed, the building which li a two storey one. will be the biggest girls' school
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    Municipality's Profit From Electric Current
    230 7 A PROFIT of 1.15 cents on every unit of electricity sold is made by the electricity department of the Municipality. The average price obtained for each unit sold last yea! was 6.686 cents and the total cost was 5.536 cents a unit. TTHE cost was
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      266 7 PREVIEW CRITICS SAY IT'S GREAT! ->The famous Barrie play... will -f nd you >ut of the theatre feeling 'GOOD ALL •^1 rpy -LJoyd Pamages NY Eve^oumal. •One "t liie most delightful pieces oi entertainment of the season A bo\-ofih-r sensation." Hollywood Reporter rttlii to all who had a hand m
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      43 7 You always FEEL BEST when you LOOK BEST -^•S^-*^ Have your nair a.* brautiiu! a-- possiblt *-<?s.^A^fc^| haw- it Tone b> f||| (F I G AR 0 v c^p^ Uadle^ Hairdressers J 3 Bra* Basah Kd. A f] Raffles Holn I Phone ?868
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      154 7 [CAPITOLI 10th DAY! 24 SHOWS!! Positively LAST NIGHT of this Record-breaking Triumph M.Ci.M.'s world -famous Achievement "The GOOD EARTH" With LUISE RAINER and PAUL MUNI Don't Miss It!! Last Few Shows ALHASVgBRAj Final 7 Chapters Tonight Universals Thrilling Story of Adventure "ACE DROMfftO^D" with JOHN KING JEAN ROGERS SEE -CHANG
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. JULY 6, 1937 Facts About Synthetic Rubber
    600 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. JULY 6, 1937 Facts About Synthetic Rubber Malayan rubber Interests have always relused to take seriously the sometimes sensational claims made lor .synthetic rubber and the attitude oi the plantei who regards these development as purely artificial i^ understand able. But the time ha.s surely
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    The Old Timers
    498 8  -  E. M Delafield A Famous Authoress On By Author Of Diary Of A Provincial Lady il M v DKAR whut a ieee of luck meeting \<>u bare. My poor old l (i. ti taking the cure, and I'm him .-ompuny for a month, trly off my head
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    9 8 YOU SCI IT'S CLASTIC iCopungni ah Co**in* i 4
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    As I was Saying
    522 8 WI.SI TORS to Singapore often reV mark oh the fact that Asiatic In the cheaper seats usually Ignore the playing oi the national anthem at the end of a performance. The best solution would probab.y be to play the national anthem only on special occasions I
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      208 8 I MAKE YOUR I k GIMLET I I WITH i ROSES j I LIME JUICE I C a 1 d b c c k s Bt BPECIAI A. i• v -vi ihi ISTD 1172 3 FOR ATTRACTIVE WEDDING PRESENTS w IN STERLING SILVER, E. P. N. S. CRYSTALWARE I<| THE
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      50 8 ••IS THAT LIMBURGER cheese good?" asked the customer, to which the gmcvr replied, "Goad? It 6 approachable." And no iorm o! cover obtainable is superior to the "GAFLAC" PERSONAL accide:ni policy GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIU ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD (Incorporated m Groat Britain) HONG KONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. PIIONF: MSI
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    FIRST INDIAN BANK IN MALAYA OPENED
    1082 9 FIRST INDIAN BANK IN MALAYA OPENED Reference To Chettiars* Support At Penang Ceremony INDIAN CAPITAL'S PART i (From Our Own Correspondent) THE first Indian hank m today. It is a branch of t 'Trade between India and nearEastern countries has become of great importance and Indian capital ha* played no
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    32 9 <v MR E V 0 DAY. M.C.S.. acti ig Resident Councillor, Malacca the ten party given by th Aai Malay School m honour of nin m the Inter-Schoo: drill and games competition
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    Rubber Import Figures
    425 9 23.614 TONS COME IN DURING JUNE STATISTICS published last night re- veal that 23.614 tons of rubber uere imported into Ma ay a last month This is considerably more than during any other month of the year. April and May imports were about 17.000 tons. March imports,
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    286 9 DISCUSSED li V "FINANCIAL NEWS" ASPfcl I AI. article m the Financial News (London) discusses the effect of synthetic ran materials on the world commodity markets and discusses the position of rubber. -nt introduction 01 l r r.ite of ittghi r luo •:n» had a
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    TENNIS STAR'S HISBAND INJURED
    39 9 San Francisco, July 5. Mr F. S. Moody, husband of the tail i> star. Helen Wills, was critically injured m the nead yesterday when his car crashed into a bridge at Santa Cruz. California).- Reuter.
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    FORMER P.M'S DEATH
    26 9 Bul.iwuyo, July 5. The death is announced of Mr George Mitchell, former Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, ut the age ol 70. Reuter.
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    19 9 GEN CHIANG KAI SHEK at Ruling where the hinese Government is holding a conference this month of 4.000 officials
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    China Appreciates Ability Of Its Straits-Born Citizens
    326 9 IPtom Oui Own Oorrespomtant] renang. July 5. Interviewed In Penang today Dr Wj Lien Teh. the Famooi plague expett and chiel oi china's quarantine service, who is a Straits-born Chinese, said: I .'.n k will be interest d I i learn that Dr.
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    TO COLLECT HISTORICAL DATA
    59 9 Mr. Lee Chiang Fjj. ol the staff of Kee Nam College. China, arrived m Singapore on Sunday mi a two months' tour Of Malaya A well-known Chinese historian. Mr. Lee is here to collect historical data and will stay m Singapore for two to three weeks
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      574 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES From London 5.30 p. m. July 5 The above are dealers' middle prW-es, jobbers' margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of £1 denomination unless Yesterday Previously Rise 01 Fall otherwise stated Cor. version Loan. 5 p.c 1944-64 112 112»« >/ 8
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      74 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 5, 12 o'clock noon Ruyers Sellers No. I X.R.S.S m cases F.OB. July* 3P 4 32 Good FAQ. m bales FOB. July 31 31 3 1 No 1 X R.S.S. (Spotloose) < award a ble Singapore) 31 3 4 317 8 July 3i 7/
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      64 10 July 5 Gambler T.T. 8 00 Java Cube n.oo T iamburg Cube 15.00 White Muntok Pepper 17 00 Black Pepper 9.50 Copra, mixed 5.40 Copra, sundried 5.80 Small Flake Tapioca 4.40 Rice Saigon Al $155 Rice Siam, W.C. No. 1 $144 Rice Siam, W.C. No. 2 $137
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      74 10 London Closing Quotations July 5 Method of Parity belore Rate PieCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterd rioti Paris Franc to 124.21 128 7 8 New York to 4.U8 494 11 16 4 94 1 Amsterdam Guilders to 8 97^ 4 8^' L Honjj Kojiu' Per dollar 1.2 lS|l6d 1.2151fd
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    388 11 Winning CONTRACT S>VtVfc*jJ\CXxaA David Burnsthic. Merwin D. Mater, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenken, world's leading team-of-four inventors of the system that has beaten every other syster?i m existence. UK OPENING TRUMP LEAD "THE absolute beginner and the expert seem to have one thing m common— they both have a very
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    233 11 Royal Commission's Proposals FAR REACHING proposals are ombodled In the report ol the Palestine Royal C lion, which was signed In London last m nth Earl Peel was chairman i the Commission, which InTestlgated on the spot the acute situation created by the Arab-Jew disturbances The Daily
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    144 11 i From Our own Correspondent). Taiping. July 4. Following the disappearance a lew weeks ago Ol a Tamil woman named i Ifunlamah, aged SO, a temalc body was fcund toda> Mar the Taiping aerodrome. The woman was working ai cook to v Tamil clerk at
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    120 11 New Exhibit For Taiping Museum From Our Ov/n Correspondent >. Taiping. July 1 V ,'ors to the Perak Museum. Taiping, will see near the entrance a Buddhist bronit statue, a form of the BodhUattvj "Avalokitacvu\a" H fce who looks down Irom above with 1 compassion. This statue,
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    STOKED RUBBER BUT HAD NO LICENCE
    90 11 i From Our Own Correspondent). Taiping, July 4. A nne of $500. or m default six months hard labour, was imposed by the Taiping magistrate on a Chinese, Koh Chin Heng. ior storing more than lour piculs of rubber at Matang Batu without a
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    110 11 (From Our Own Correspondent*. Kuala Lumpur. July 5. The proposal to lorm a Wages Board m Malaya is b'.'l'eved to have been carried a stage further at a conference held by the Legal Adviser to the Federated Malay States Government, the Hon. Mr. Adrian Clarke, the
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    627 12 EFFICIENT MANNING OF AMERICAN SHIPS Trend Towards Continuous Service "EFFICIENT manning of American merchant ships depends largely on an increased sense of responsibility on the part of their personnel," said Mr. Reginald L. McAU, of the Legislative Committee of the seamen's section of the Welfare Council, m
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    165 12 Shipping And Cargo At Glasgow Figures relating to the shipping ton- nage handled on the Clyde wer<» piven by Mr. John Wilson, general manager and secretary of the Clyde Trurt. when speaking m Glasgow at the conference of the Association ol Pen Sanitary Authorities. Inwards and
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    266 12 New Type Of Ship For Company's Service The placing of an order with Uie Netherlands Shipbuilding Co for I motor liner o! 20.000 cons by the Nederland Royal Mail Line. Amsteidam. was recently announced In '.v>r hul 1 ~rd passenger accommodation the new, ship will embody
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    332 15 Tan Tiang Hock Takes Hop, Step, Jump Event GREAT FINISH IN MILE MEDLEY RELAY HEAT i lIINKSE athlete won the first final of the Singapore Amateur Athletic championships this year, when he won the hop, step and lump event, on the padang
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    188 15 Win For Blakan Mati Gunners In a cricket match on Sunday betRA I Blakar. Mati I and S.AO.BA. A won by a margin of 36 runs. ores X..V < Blakan Mati) Maccoll c Le I o P H.l. 10: Jardine b Hill 8; rtll b
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    49 15 Tr.e following have been selected to represent "V" Juniors against 11th Heavy Battery today at 4 p m. at the V.MC.A. Pool. TM Wee Ens?. B Fones. Seng Chye oapt Hon Ming Sam York. H. Yeo and B>on Howe Reserves: Cheng Siong. Khiang Khoo und Yam Siang
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    102 15 BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Qualifying Rounds Start London. July 5. A FTER a thunderstorm which turned the greens into pools 01 water yesterday, conditions are idea! lor the qualifying rounds ot tho British Open Golf championship to be played over Carnoustie and Burnsidt* courses today a::d tomorrow Boomer and BortOQ
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    KENT AND SUSSEX WIN IN TWO DAYS
    92 15 Ames And Parks Get Centuries Two day* sirrluvd for Kent and Sussex to win their county iixture^ rarted on Saturday. At Worcester. Kent beat Worcestershire by an innings and 110 runs Worcester 106 '\Vri?ht seven for 27 and It 4 Todd hve for
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    96 15 From Our Own Correspondent; Kuala Lumpur. July 5. In a poor match on the Padang today, the Selangor Club gave the poorer display, being deieated by the Rangers by 56 runs. The Rangers scored 133 for 8 and all the Club could manage to collect m
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    GOLFERS FOR AUSTRALIA
    57 15 Tw o leading British golfers will probably be invited to Sydney for Australia's 150 th anniversary celebrations, to play m a ten-day meeting. The names of Henry Cotton, Alf. Padgham and Archie Compston have been mentioned, says Austral News. and a committee of New South Wales gulfers
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    COTTON MART FRAUDS
    66 15  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh General Hsu Chung Chi Detained Shanghai, July 5. GEN HSU CHUNG CHI. Vice-Presi-dent of the Control Yuan, has been detained by the Nanking police m connection wit'n the trouble at the Cotton Mart m Shanghai. Several Nanking high officials are reported to be
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    757 15  - Amateur Players And Discoveries In Billiard Technique J. V. RAINBOW I BY TT must be rather cheering for us. amateur players ul billiards, to re- alise that our class has been responsible for many of the important discoveries m billiard technique. I will lay myself open to a charge of
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    JAPANESE WIN MATCH AGAINST ISLAND G. C.
    255 15 "THE result of the social match between the Island Club and the Japanese Golf Club played m the form of a four-ball foursome over the Tanglin course on Sunday morning, was a win for the Japanese Club by 10 a 4 pgjainfj 2.
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    103 15 Ties for this week m the S.C C volunteer snooker tournament are TOMORROW N. G. Bishop and W. Chivers vs H R. Wilson and Capt. D. W. Persse. R. N. Jack and R C. Stewart va Carl Lawson and B. Scott. THURSDAY M. S. Robinson and E. H.
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    SKINS BEAT INDIANS FOUR GOALS TO ONE
    337 15 Rough Play In Second Division Soccer THE second division match between the Inniskillings and the Indians at the S.H.B. ground yesterday resulted m a win for the soldiers by four goals to one. Scrappy and disappointing the game was inclned to be rough
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    92 15 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 5. The championship meeting o! the Amateur Athletic Association o\ Malaya will be held at Kuala Lumpur on July 23 and 24 The competition will be m sprints, distance races, hurdles, relay races, pole vault, long and high jumps, weight putting,
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    R.A.F. BEAT RAFFLES AT SELETAR
    42 15 The R.A.F. second team beat Raffles College by two goals to one m the iriendly soccer match at Seletar yesterday. Cobb and Clelland scored for the airmen, while Hong Kung got the lone goal lor the College.
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    997 16 SKINS' MIDDS.' LEAGUE PROSPECTS IMPROVE Chinese Go Down To Engineers In Division One Match SAPPERS GIVE FINE DISPLAY TO WIN 5-1 [BY "NIMROD"] Royal Engineers 5; Chinese l ANOTHER upset m first division soccer occurred yesterday when the Royal Engineers, second from the bottom, routed the Chinese, third from the
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    84 16 CMMfM In Singapore Team For Week-end Ther? ar: to be two changes m the Singapore side for the State cricket fixture against Selangor this weekend A. C. Growder ana Evan Wong nave fceltosd the invitation to trav?l to Kuala Lumpur and one vacancy has been tilled
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    116 16 (From Our Own orrespondent j Kuala Lumpur. July 5. HTIIK following will represent Selangor aj{aiiiNt Sinsaporf m the inter-State cricket this week-end at Kuala Lumpur 11. L. Ward. i». Dennison-Smith, D. K. (iulland, B. S Gill. B. R Ransom. Lee Soon Wee, A.
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