The Straits Times, 4 July 1933

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    39 1 The Straits Times FSTARI.ISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST r AJSD MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. JFLV 1, 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times fco PAGES SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. Jll/V 4. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      357 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6151). T WL^ MiLITItK B I J^^m JR9 ainoHK V'■ /J tDkr ▼J' fcnadien I'rc.durts are Aylmer \l9 IBk $2H^ BtBV oiradi u oup, Aylnu'r Tomato ■51 Bi* MkJ^ I ftchup ami \)lnu i r T<;nmto n^! Sl \^2sfe iu I1 '^nn 1 tho frt'sh
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      222 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27, JAVA ST. (PHONE 3683). Suttons Seeds Grow your own deliciout Vegetables and beautiful Flo\i/ors Uom lhe World! SPECIALLY PACKED ftmßk?' mk lor a countries climates jW MlßjSf Bi^^mß and climates. SUTTONS CABBAGE ICTTUCE BUTTON'S VEGETABLE SEEDS. I'AKSMP TIUMP WATKK MELON •a>£l-AIN CRESS WIIITK MISTARO CABBOT WfOMATO. SITTON-S
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      522 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. ,1 in Fn«i. tl mi KR liNli CARGO li F.S. PGNINSULAB AND OBIENTAL S.N. CO lINDKB I ONTKA< I WITH MIS MAJKSTYJB GOVERNMENT LONIKkN AND FAS EAST MML i- 1 1 i 1!■•i 1 mrrwAßD fbom lonoom for china ANIi JAP iN. Toarcfi
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      614 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO I.OMXIN. Maples, MareelHee, London, Antwerp Rotterdam and 'iiilt k >hrough. i tge. Due Sail. t SUWA MART D July IS 14 I USHIMI MARI' 10.900 July 27 IS HAKOZAKI MARU 1040' \iik I 1" TKKUKL'NI MAHI ISjMM Aug. 22 2:1 HAKUSAN MARI! tO.EOC Sept r, 7 HARCNA
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      595 2 BURNS PHILP UNE. laeorpotiaM h AastaSM.) FOR BRISBANE. SVDNF.Y AND ■ELBOOBNI via JAVA, DAKWIM AND Till RSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly aattlßte liy the wellknown Kteamer MARKLI.A iT.sr, r tons, n d the >>. MAMOOLA IMAU -oni 1 (Cargo only) The s.s. MARELLA is one of the larfjoat and finest itei'iin-.
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      555 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. I Incorporated 'n lA.nniark.) Telephone *i!. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT BERVICB. TO GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAY- BI'KG AND OPKNHAGBN. I loin Kioi'i From From Spore Maiacca I'ort Penan;: Swett. KIONIA 11 7 li 7 12 7 14 KRKIA 18 1 2 H 4 S LALANDIA 22
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      1067 2 THF Rl IE FINNFI I INK (O.ean TBE BUA MIIOW STEAMSHIP ■■> "team Shi D to Ltd.. and CM»« (IM2) LTD. Mutual Steam Navlgattoa < Ltd.* THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO rmt STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.. I'" THE CITNARD STEAMSHIP < 0.. LTD tSb CbUNA NAVIGATION <o l.;r. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAI LINE
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    FIRST JOB FOR POOCHI.
    736 3 New Float Tackles Ship! Fire at Woosung. Turning out for the M *"t_« < "g ■hi has been placed in commission, the Customs fire-rtoat Pooch, forged her way down the Whanpoo to the s.s. Hwah *v on fire outside Woosung carrying on Wd two sections from
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    FIREPROOF SHIP?
    196 3 Cabins and Saloons Lined With Glass. Italian shipuuiltlers. waincu by recent tin- riiaMtera to Kiench and other liners. have juyt completed what it is claime I tk> "an incombustible ship." She is ti.i 120,000-ton motor-ship Oceania, built at Tue.-te for the Cosulich Line. A new and absolutely incombustible
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    BERMUDA FIRE SETTLEMENT.
    264 3 Underwriters' Agreement On Liability. A settlement between the underwriters on the hull of the motor '.iner Bermuda and those on the ship-repairers' liability policies reached at a meetinic held at Lloyd's recently. When the Bermuda was buvnt whilst .^pairing at Belfast in November. U»3O. the marine underwriters
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    PORTHOS
    37 3 The Mcssageries Maritime? Porthos is Wue in Singapore from Saijfon tomorrow at 7 a.m. and will probably sail on tinsame day at 2 p.m. for Penan*, Colombo, Djibouti. Suez, Port Said and >la-*eillo*. Berth S.H.B. Whaivis.
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    PULAU TUNJUK LIGHT.
    27 3 It is reported that the Northern (Red) leading light on Pulau Tunjuk. Rhio Strait latitude 00.57 North lonpittufe 104' 12' East, is not buiiintt.
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    CLAIM TO MILLIONS.
    158 3 Scot Awaiting Sentence In New York. Thomas Patrick Moms, the Dundee house painter who claimed the Wcndel fortune of i£,000.000, was found guilty Ox conspiracy to defraud by posing as the son of the late John Wendel. The trial had lasted a month and t1.«.prisoner was removed
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    PAMELA HARRIS.
    139 3 'Most Photographed Face' In Danger. The lovely face of Pamela Harris, The Most Photographed Girl in London," h to be completely restored by the plastic surgeons, following a motor accident which disfigured her. For weeks Pamela lay swathed in bandagc<. Her forehead and her cheek had been torn
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    LOST FOR 100 YEARS.
    171 3 Lucky Find By a Woman Shopper. A rare book, worth Man than HH, ha* been purchased in a London antique shop for a shilling. It was found by Mrs Ct.-i.-il Roth, wife of th« well-known antiquary. While shopping she noticed some old Ijlas-s in a shop
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    102 3 TiDURK. Hut., fit* tons, from P. Baroe 4 T, for I'nkan Baroi- ti T. IIKKt". N"i* HI Uaa, frum Bangkok 3-., for Buntrkuk B-7. KURANDA. Brit. W8 tons, from Sibu i-., for Sibu K-7. LARLT. Brit.. 4(U tons, from Kelantur IPOH, Brit.. 7-JU ten>, from Penaag i->. for
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    102 3 lu.-sday. July 4. imlpt aloßgild* the Wtanr. M ««l<cm M> arrt»t KEPPEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf Lch. "Lady Guillemard." TWD Hoppers 1. 3, 3. 4, 5 6. 7 nnd K. Htbt Leh. "Curlew," Tug '•BeluiiKkH^. ln<- (able, liredger "Tcnibakul." Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wharf Nil. VESSELS IN DRT
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      474 3 $x NORDDEUTSCHER The undermentioned are the company's intended fixtures OUTWARD. 1 ODER for Manila, Hong Kong. S'hai. Japan, North China and Hankow July 3 COBLENZ for .Manila. Hong Kong, B'ghai, North China and Japan July 17 s \ALK for Manila, Hong Kong. Shanghai, North China and Japan July 31 HOMEWARD.
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      486 3 PR ESIDENT TIN E R S I Fares Again Reduced. £67.3.11. For a beautiful trip from MANILA HONG KONG TO EUROPE. VIA AMKRICA TuuriKt class acroxx the PacMt Ih| clMa Rail in \mcrica. loun^l tlaH Atlantic on the fam.ni" and new aA Manhattan i.r W:i>li nclon. (If pavoaite throudh Ihc
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      273 3 ELLERMAN BUCRNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. llatMfantc 1 la K.ncland.l "ELI. HUM AN" LINE. Freight Servirr la UNITBO KINGDOM AM) CONTINENT. id l'oit^ »n.l Su</ < ami OITTH AHDS. TO HUM. hOV.. SHAM.II.M JAPAN. Sic ÜBMTI hue S'l-orf. .>. CITY OP NEW( as' 1.l HOVKWAKDS. s.s. CITY OF BEWORO for BVw
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      167 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Station Yesterday Last night Max. Rainfall Bright Mm. temp. ins Sunshine temp. •F hrs. *F Alor Star M Nil M W Sitiawan il Nil «•<> 72 K. Trengsanu No Report. Bukit Jeram 89 Nil 6.8 73 Malacca 83 0.01 0.1 73 Sinsapce 85 Superintendent Meteorological Branch, Malaya.
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      542 4 SITUATIONS VACANT Whin applying for any position sd\"r-tiM-d in thene columns -.end copies of t«-—t 1 I menials. Ihi not wind originals. WANTKD. an educated q—Mßod Chine, c nur-e in cMttpaniex MB, Straits Times. ITANTBD Malay 0..k Bo; Bachelor preferred. Apply t, da Sourn St. i REQUIRED capable Chinese stenographer,
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      691 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET Hol .tion Hill. Moderat. United "riKiv. I i th i>;t. shi ir. fiat. Amber Mansions, i Apply Spore Building Corp.. M, Market Si, To LBT. No. 8, Mt. Eiiaabeth, tennis i and ssodern sanitation. Appl) N R nh*n. 7. De SoO'.a St To LET, Ne I
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      754 4 FOR SALE PURE-8888 Poultry, excellent sto.k Oijds; |»imih f li^ht Sussex, ais>> uglily lilack Icgnom hens. BUM cacti bird Warn. Labis, .lohorc. I r. »h Stock. .IK. II QIALITV PLATININ COAT BUTTONS AM) WATCH CHAINS. Platinin is aisdata, It ll white and stays white always. It requires no polishing. COAT
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      673 4 BUSINESS CARDS MASSAGE HALL I iMANK IRE AND MASSAGE. Mr-. IIAIU and Miss II AN A. HU. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. PUBLIC NOTICE LOCAL EMPLOYERS HAVING VACANCIES FOR EUROPEANS ARE URGED T(» CONSULT THE CHAIRMAN OF THE EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT < OMMITTEE AT THE V.M.C.A.. SINCAPOItE. TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS.
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      1105 4 THE STRAITS TIMES Head office. CECIL AM) STANI.KY STREETS, SINfIAPORB Branch Office. 27. JAVA STREET. KUALA LUUffW. Cables: TIMES. SINf; Al'ftWK Telephone*. SIM.AI'OKK Slf.l. XI.M.V li 111 I: I 5152. Sole Advertising Representative!! In Crest Britain. REUTERS, LTD. Advt. Dept 24. Old Jewry, London. B.C. 2. (through whom all business
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      84 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Outside withou* .Malaya. Malaya. Poxtate. Monthly 3.00 4.00 S 2.50 Daarteri) I I '.o «l i.o IM Half Yearly $17.00 $2.00 $1300 Yetrlv $31.00 SIS.Oo $30.00 NOTK. Outslation cheques should inclui!' the usual hank discount. ADVERTISEMENT RATES 111. iharees and instructions for CLASS!PIBU AD\ XXI ISKMF.NTS
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    NEGRO TURNS WHITE.
    167 5 Strange Story From Haiti. A Negro in Haiti, according Monaco Consul there, claims to have discovered the secret of making a Mack man as white as any European. The Negro who is 6;J, and named Dauphin, was, the Consul states in his report, asthmat; and to get
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    PEER'S DEBTS.
    134 5 Court Orders Monthly Payments of £35. The Duke of Leinster was the debtor in four judgment summonses which rame before Mr. Jus.ice Luxmoore fn the Chanceiy Division. Mr. Lionel Cohen. K.C. for the duke, said that his client's whole income was a purely voluntary allowance. The duko made-
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    SIR C. STARMER.
    143 5 Death of Newspaper Magnate. London. Jo The death occurred in London today of the famous British newspaper proprietor, Sir Charles Walter Starmei Kt.. J.P.. M.P. Renter Wireless. Sir Charles Starmer was managing director of the Birmingham liazette. Ltd., Sheffield Independent Press. Ltd.. North of England Ncwspapar Co.,
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    THREE YEARS' FOR COUNTERFEITER.
    581 5 No Defence. LIFE SENTENCES FOR BANISH EKS. Bsntsnts uf iiinr ysars' riporvoi impi isonmcii-. on <>vi h I I three ibarj-v-. the terms to run com -uri i-ntly. was i liy Mr. Justice Cohliett Hitting in th.fourth session of tin- Assize (din: which bewail yeMt rday.
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      326 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA S PREMIER HOTEL Rooms with Modern Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water. TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE 9.30 TO MID-NIGHT. GRILL SERVKD ON THE LAWN. Special Daily Tea Informal Special Dollar Lunch Dances Dinner Dances Dinner Dances la Mssssea Bwej M.>nd«>. PMC) M.>nda>. Even TupHday. srrx.d
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      176 5 JUST UNPACKED NEW SHIPMENT OLDHAMS FAMOUS BRITISH DRY BATTERIES £A VOI T TRIPLE Dt VULI CAPACITY 16i VOLT GRID BIAS 9 VOLT GRID BIAS SOLE AGENTS RADIQ SERVICE Co. OF MAI. Vi LTIX 2, ORCHARD ROAD. SINT.AI'ORK. PHONE 7399. "An Ideal Rendezvous for Dinner Parties CAPITOL "RESTAURANT Our Low Tariff
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      26 5 RAFFLES CAFE TRY OUR SPECIAL $1.00 TIFFINS TONIGHT'S CONTINENTAL SPECIAL $1 ROAST SUCKING PIG, APPLE SAUCE, BRUSSEL SPROUTS, ROAST POTATOES. UNDER EUROPEAN CHEFS SUPERVISION. PHONE 5381.
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      140 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMME. For Straits Settlemeats, and FedrrateJ Malay States from the Empire trans- mitter. Daventry. England. Two of the following frequeneiet wavelengths will be used in the transnissioiis to the Indian zone. Announcements will be made ;n frequent intervals. QBG 7.77(1 ks I IH.H^ m. Call SiKn Frequency Wavelenuth (isH
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      180 5 SINGAPORE RADIO TIME TABLE. By Our Expert. BntGAfORB (Rasss Berries Co.)— Metres U>.9 Mon.. Wed., and Tharsday 6.15 to 8..'i0 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. KUALA LUMPUM Metres JM'- 1 Sun.. Tins, and Kri. 7 to p.m. BANOBONG Metres 68 M.— Daily 8. M) HI p.m. I'AK::- Metres
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      291 5 MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA LUMPUR. Today's Programme. H MY. Records. ZG.E. 48.92 Metren. B 3882 Selection— The Song is done. Imlianu Sweetheart. New Mayfair Orchestra. B 3071 Songs The Lincolnshire Pc/acher— The Vicar of Bray— Stuart Robertson. B 3649 Selection— Lightning SwitchLondon Palladium Orchestra. B 3903 Soups -The Lavender SellerVienna, City
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    ABOLITION OF TRADE BOYCOTTS.
    792 6 Extension of Imports. SOVIET RESOLUTION AT| WORLD CONFERENCE. London, June li. After a lengthy address at this afternoon's session of the World Economic Conference, in v.' ich he outlined th views of the Soviet Government on the subject •f world economic recovery, M. Maxim Litvinov, who
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    "OH WHERE ARE YOU, BYGONE DAYS!"
    363 6 Old Debts Repudiated. j SOVIET SEEKS CREDITS OF $1,000,000,000. Moscow, June 10. In an editorial captioned "From Genoa to London," Izvestia comments today on the early proceedings of the World Economic Conference, with particular reference to the speech by the Soviet representative. M. Maxim
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    SOVIET'S WARNING TO GERMANY.
    460 6 i Nazi Expansion Dream/ WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THEY MAKE ATTEMPT. Moscow, June 19. In commenting today on the memorandum handed to the chairman of the World Economic Conference by Dr. Hugenberg, urging the return of Germany's former colonies in Africa and suggesting that certain territories
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    TUNNEL COLLAPSE.
    62 6 11 Miners Trapped In Quarry. Budapest, June .30. Eleven labourers working in the tunnel of a quarry near here were trapped when a part of the tunnel 'collapsed as a result of being hollowed out by a subterranean well. Rescue squads are making desperate efforts to extricate the
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    GEN. FENG AN AGENT OF JAPAN ?
    351 6 GEN. FENG AN AGENT OF JAPAN Independence Fighter." DESIGNS ON N. CHINA AND MONGOLIA. Moscow, June 1". "It and when the Kuomintang becomes convinced that the United States either does not desire or is unable to render it support against Japan, and resorts to open capitulation, the Japanese military will
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    45 6 Major-General C. C. Hammond, Comp-troller-General and Insular Auditor, Philippine Islands, has arrived in Singapore by the President Harrison with Mrs. Hammond on his way back to the United States after four years in Manila. He leaves today for Europe where he will spend some weeks.
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      50 6 ||^^rfls MasterWfalceWE HAVE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING TO YOU A NEW PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE BY "His Masters Voice" REMARKABLY LOW PRICED. AND OF EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH QUALITY NEW STYLE QUICK ENGAGEMENT WINDING KEY, RECORD CARRIER FOR TWELVE 10-INCH RECORDS. NOTE THE PRICE MODEL 97 $35.00 MODEL 97 ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR.
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      191 6 COMPRESSION IGNITION HIGHSPEED DIESEL TYPE MARINE ENGINES. FEATURES:— ROBUST CONSTRUCTION. ECONOMICAL RUNNING. COLD STARTING. CLEAN EXHAUST. SERVICE AFTER SALE. TYPES.— RJ/1. 9 b.h.p. THE DIESEL "HANDYBILLY. RJ/6. 50/65 b.h.p. SIX CYLINDERS. RL/4. 62/85 b.h.p. FOUR CYLINDERS. RL/6. 92/126 b.h.p. SIX CYLINDERS. FULL PARTICULARS FROM THORNYCROFT (SINGAPORE) LIMITED, TANK ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    191 8 Rubber Stronger And Steady. TIN WEAKER EXCEPT IN NEW YORK. (Ry Our Finarn-a! Corn nomlent.) ip ire, Tuesday. Today's Plkaa: Rubber. 1 1 cents per Ib. Tin. Singapore price 1 1 4.K7 2 per picul. (.old. M Sa. Id., up s'.d. Yesterdax's Prices: Rubber. London, 3'jd.. up
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    70 8 Noon, July 4. R.S.S. equal to London Standard: Buyers. Sellers Spot (loose) 11% 11 7/16 (F. 0.8.) .11 11 16 11 13 16 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Buyers. Sellers July 11% 11% Aujr. .117 1(5 11 916 Sept. 11 f W 11% July-Sept. ..11% II"
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    PRODUCE.
    186 8 Singapore, July 4. Gamliier 4.2 (Cube) No. 1 unpicked 7.-V Copra 4.!< mixed 3.5 C Sago flour, Sarawak IJU White Pepper 26.00 Black Pepper 14.7" Pearl BagO 4JM a small 4.b aiediurr. No. 1 125 catties gruda S.h I2S catties gros? B.* Rii-e Siam $162 to 17f Baiffoa $138
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    32 8 A lecture on The Ufa <>f Mohamad will b* triven bjr Dr. KVialitl Sheldrake a the Sultan Masqat, Kamponp Clam te day at 8.25 p.m. All Muslims and m>n Muslims are invited.
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      208 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Ltd.: SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 London, 3 months' sight 2/3 31 82 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 15/16 London, 30 days sight 2/3 29/32
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        MINING.
        431 8 lBtO« Val. Pd. t'l £1 A.«am Kumbang £1 £1 Au.stral Malay 5 ."> Ayer Hitam Tin 1 1 Aver Weng £1 i'l Bangrin Tin 1 1 Batang Padang 1 1 Hal n Caves £1 £1 Chenderiang 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt S Hong Kong Tin Idrifl
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        GENERAL.
        279 8 Issue Val. Pd. Boyem 1 Malacca Electric Ord. 100 Sellert. 1.05 1 1 Malacca Electric Pref 1 .80 10 10 Maynard Co. 2.90 1 1 Malayan Breweries 0.84 50 50 McAlister Co. 68.00 10 5 Overseas Ass. Corp. 4.20 40 40 Oversea Ch. Bk. Corp. 17.50 10 10 Robinson
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        125 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 10 110 nom. Singapore Municipal 4>/s> p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4Vi pc. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 104 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 100 103
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        380 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. Today's Prices Fraser Lyall A Evatt ft Co. Alk-nhy ($1) 0.70 0.80 0.70 0.80 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.50 0.60 0.50 0.60 A. Hitam ($1) 1.00 1.20 1.00 1.20 A. Kuning ($1) 0.15 0.20 0.1f» 0.20 A. Malay ($2) 1.10 1.20
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    RUSSIAN FORCED LABOUR.
    480 8 v We Are Dying." FOREST TASKS FOR WOMEN. "Take steps on our behalf; help us. for God's sake, for w.> are dyintr of hunger and oppression. We a.c slaves, slaves, slaves!" That is the pitiful cry of compulsory labourers in the timber "camps" of C"- Russia. A
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    44 8 By .T V <>Menlinrn*vi>lt A t..i 111 1- 1. .1n, i, Kara, !1.-,,,|,0 N.-.1.1, Ml Arrd. .H'|»orr l.cmdon Inn' 1 i June 22 Miy 31 June 24 June 1 June 26 June 9 J ri u<- .10 June 0 July 3
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    279 8 indlT. 1 .!av.i. Bouth-Weat Sumatra. Pouth-l-.ast Borneo. Celebet, Moluccas and Timor Dills ißaloeraa) 210 p.m. Selat I'amJjanc Henpku'is Bafran Si Api Apl (Honß h.ni-. 3 p.m. Si-iui Pandjunr. Bemrkatin, s:-ik, Paka:. Baroc, Port d« x Padaag Hem* Kwoag i n p.m. tndo-China Holts* (Cap J'a.laran) 4 pm.
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    EXCHANGES.
    89 8 Rugby, July 1 Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam 8.43 Athens 590 Bnilldl 24.19 Belgrade 250 Berlin 14.301 Bombay 1/6 7/1(5 Bucharest 572' o Buenos Aires 4i'V\. official. Copenhagen 22 19 'VI Geneva 17.55 Helsingfors 226 \:> Hong Kong holiday Lisbon 110 Madrid 40 7/16 Milan 64 1 1G Montreal 4.71
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    47 8 From Holland, by Baloeran, due at Singapore 11 a.m. today. From Indo-China. by Poithos, due at Singapore 7 am. tomorrow. From China and Japan, by Mantua, due at Singapore 1 p.m. tomorrow. From China and Japan, by Bengal Maru dm* at Singapore on Thursday afternoon.
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      79 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. .V«-dru-»d»y. Jul\ "i. iv T.rtin. Dr. Khaliil Sheldrake OB ■|i,,,- ii, Wo- Id NV.'il An lntrrnutional Laagoafa,* Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Terak X..>.- b«c*ud Day. PrMay. Jui> 7. Nathalie W.^uhor rei itnl nt Dutch Club, Cairnkill Rd., 0.1 1 p.m. viturday. July H. Parak Racm. Thir.l
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      MALAKOFF RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.
      1120 9 Loss Considerably Reduced. The liXth annual mml DSBStiaf of the Malakoff Rubber Kstates Limited was hold ai the registered office of the company, 140. Leudenhall street, London. E.C. on Wednesday, May 17. Sir Harold E. Snagge, the chaiiman, said: Turning to thr uct'uunts which \vi- .shall
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      KLABANG RUBBER
      184 9 Policy Of Selective Weeding. The report of the directors <>i ihe Klatuiig Rubber Co. Ltd. for the year ended December ii 1982, statei I s. d. Accounts. --The net amount brought forward from 1931 was 13.047 1 4 Deducting therefrom the hw for the year which includes £1,568
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      RUBBER REPORT.
      304 9 Lewis and Feat's rubber report, dated June ;JO, states: Prices have fluctuated around the present level a/d the tendency of the market during the past week lias been one of uncertainty, chietiy vii account of the exiliaiiKe question, which is apparently causing the conference so much difficulty. Apart
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      OPTIMISM KEYNOTE OF THE MARKETS.
      291 9 International Nickels Active. London. June Although pruiit-taking reduced gains in several directions on the Stock Exchange today, optimism is the keynote of the markets, flood features were numerous in industrial Argentine railways benefited from the recent rise in the price cf wheat. Kattiiv were supported
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      LOSS OF £3,046.
      152 9 Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate Ltd. The report of the directors of The Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate Ltd. for the year ended Dcct'mber ;>1 is as follows:— Accounts. The sum brought forward from last year was £2,7,"W IT B Add amount transferred from income tax reserve not required
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      RUBBER REPORT.
      1047 9 Bymhsgton and Wilson-, robber report, i dated June 7. states: Since our last report tho rubber mark>: 'ia:= again been very activ with rathei wide fluctuation-;. On Thursday the market was somewhat irregular but on 1 Friday and Saturday the tone was strong l urn, price showed an
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
      129 9 Foreign exports of tin, being final shipmenta on oce»a-»le»mer« »t til Malayan aorta, ilurintr the month of June. IMS. Destination Tom. United KinK<Jom United States of Anierii-u 3JH Contini-nt of Europe 1.11" British Possessions Japan > Netherlands India Other t'nrcign Countries 7 Tatal ■"•.W'i SUMMARY. i: 5;
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    AMUSEMENTS
    114 10 Singapore. ALII AMUR A Hallelujah. I'm a Tramp. With AI Jolson Mudre Evans. 6.16—9.15. CAPITOL Tht Kid From Spain. With Eddie Cantor. 6.15 9.15. EMI'IRK. TANJONG PAUAR Sidney Howard in Tilly of Bloom bury Betty Balfour in Raise The Roof. 7 p.m.— 9.30 p.m. GREAT WORLD Cabaret- Love On
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1933. FEDERAL TOPICS.
    972 10 Although a very reasonable and accomj modating answer to criticisms of the new basis of taxation of piece goods has been given in the Federal Council, doubt j lemains as to whether the matter reall.\ can be disposed of by
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    201 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. Philip Le Fevre, general manager of the Texas Oil Co. (China). I/d., is visiting Singapore. Mr. L. R. Blacking, Agent. Mercantile Bank, Ipoh, will be leaving for Penang i n transfer shortly. Mr. G. R. Mills is acting as manager of Kintu Kellas Kstj. <, Batu Gajuh,
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    NOTES OF THE DAY
    683 10 MORE HOWLERS. Press cuttings received from London by the last air mail contain more amusing examples of the ignorance of those who prepare articles dealing with this part of the world for Home consumption. The "Dublin Evening Herald," enlarging upon the subject of Singapore in relation
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    TODAY'S SPECIAL ARTICLE.
    1324 10 INDEPENDENCE DAY. Today is litdependexco Day and throughout the I'nUcd Staten of America and, indeed, ivhercvcr United States' citizens have gathered it trill br celebrated in commemoration o/ the greatness of George Washington the founder of thy republic. hi this article Mr. A tin,, Eidinow, the uell-hnoivn
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE AT THE CROSS-ROADS.
    1216 11 SMASHING "NO" A FROM U.S. Mot To Aid Currency A Stabilisation. f COLD COUNTRIES. To Co-operate and Act Independently. London. Jill) K The American delegation has decided to oppose any movement to adjourn the World Kconomic Conference at its present stage. The U.S. delegation
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    MURDER ATTEMPT IN TOKIO.
    70 11 Attack on Soviet Trade Representative. Moscow, July 4. A message from Tokio states that an rtt-inpt has lieen made to as t assinate M. Koclietov. the Soviet trade representative in Tokio. The assailant, SaarilßSte Nazime, the head of a revolutionary organisation, has been arrested. The Japanese
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    TEETOTALISM.
    97 11 "Gloomy Manifestation Of In Human Spirit." London. June Cf. Teetotalism and prohibition were "terrible heresies and gloomy manifestations of the human spirit," declared M. Harraut, (France), in the course of a discussion on wine by one of the sub-committees of the World Economic Conference. He advocated limitation of production,
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    65 11 Netherlands Indies Change of Front. Medan, July 3 Dr. Bernard, the retired Netherlands India Director of Agriculture, interviewed today declared that the Dutch East Indies Government's viewpoint with regard to rubber restriction was not changed, but the circumstances had so altered in recent years that the Government would
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    CANTON'S PROGRESS
    135 11 Mr. Martin Impressed By City's Developments. Canton, June 17. Mr. William Martin, famous editor of the Journal de Geneva, has arrived here on a pleasure trip of this city. He is personally acquainted with high Chinese officials here. This internationally known journalist today went around the city on
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    INDIAN COTTON.
    105 11 Japan Alleges Inconsistency Against Britain. Tokio, July 3. The Japanese Foreign Office has cabled to Mi. Tsunco Matsudaira, Japanese Ambassador to London, asking for the British reply to the Japanese query of May 22 regarding Liv- proposed Indo-Japune.-e trade parley. Mr. Malsudaira is also reported to have htn
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    BUDGETS BALANCED.
    55 11 Good Year For Portugal And Her Colonies. Lisbon, July 4. Portugal and her colonies have all achieved their budgets, which have been either balanced or arc shoving substantial ■urplasea, for the coming year. The Portugutse budget shows a surplus of 2,000.000 escudns, and the Macao and Timor budgets
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    PEIPING LEGATION.
    44 11 British Air Attache To Be Appointed. London. July U. Steps arc being taken to appoint an Air Attache to the British Legation in Peiping. it was announced by Capt. Eden, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in the House of Commons tonight.— Reuter.
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    M. LEBEDEV.
    19 11 Moscow, July 4. The death lias occurred of M. Levedev, n fhief-of-Staff of the Red Army Ri-uter.
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    FOREIGN THREAT TO MALAYAN TIN.
    966 11 Straits Traders Meeting. IMPORTANT SPEECH BY MR. BAGNALL. Anticipating declarations of more than ordinary interest both with regard to the company and the tin industry generally leading Singapore business men packed the small board room of Straits Trading Co. in Ocean Building at noon today
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    SOVIET DEFINES AN AGGRESSOR.
    235 11 Pacts Signed. "EMBARRASSING" TO CERTAIN STATES. London. July A non-aggression pact has been signed in London between the Soviet and Afghanistan, Estonia, Latvia, Persia, Poland, Rumania and Turkey, and consists of five articles and one annexe. The pact defines the aggressor as Firstly, a state which
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    NEUTRAL AREA.
    101 11 Foreigners Not in Any Danger. London. July 3. The activities of Gen. Li Chi-chun, a Manchukuo commander, in the neutral area was the subject of questions in the House of Commons, ('apt. Eden, under Secretary of the Foreign Office, stated that he understood that steps were being taken
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    SOVIET APOLOGY.
    73 11 Japanese Fishermen Who Were Shot. Moscow. July 3. M. Sokolnikov, the acting Foreign Commissar, has informed Mr. Ota, the Japan ■cc Ambassador, that the charge that three Japanese fishermen had been shot dead from the shore of Kamchatka had been found to be true and he tendered an
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    BRITISH PROTEST.
    105 11 Japan Urged To Resume Traffic On PeininK Railway. London, July o. Capt. Kden. Under Secretary of the Foreign Office, said he had no information as to the alleged thieatened coal shortage in Shanghai owing to the interruption of the railway traffic bet.veen Tientsin and Shanhaikwan. but in iew
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    DASH FOR FREEDOM.
    161 11 Sun Vat-Sen's Dramatic Escape Commemorated. Canton. June I<>. Dr. Sun Vat-sen's sensational escape fvoin thr tvuitt-i uu.- clutches of the rebel, Gen. Chen Chiung-ming, was commemorated this morning at the Chungahan Memorial Hall which was thronged to the limit ivy Kuomintang members Government officials and the puMi.
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    HOLLAND ADVISED TO LEAVE GOLD.
    533 11 The Only Way to Stave Off Bankruptcy. Amsterdam, June 26. In a letter addressed "to an important company." Sir Henri Deterding advised Holland' and the Netherlands Indies to abandon the gold sta ulard, saying that he recognised the responsibility of offering such a suggestion, but
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    MUST SUCCEED.
    76 11 Revolt Would Follow Failure." London. June M, There was no statesman at the World Economic Conference who did not Teal!.** that national individualism had gone, declared Mr. J. H. Thomas at a luncheon given by the Baltic F.xchange to the delegates to the World Economic Confernece. If the
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    GEN. FENG TO BE EJECTED.
    1966 11 Nanking Troops Moving On Kalgan. WILL BE RESISTED. Canton May Refuse North Eastern Fleet. Shanghai. July i. Due to the collapse of the negotiation* between the Nanking Governmt'nt and (Jon. Feng Yu-hsiang for a peaceful settlement of the Charhar problem. On. Ho Y ing-chin has
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    STATE SERVICES IN THE F.M.S.
    618 12 Clerical Staffs. REGULATIONS FOR NEW SCHEME. It., (eliewing scher.u fur Iht Sla(e< clerical se- vices, lo be known a* the I'erak clerical ser\i-. lie Selaimm clerical ser» ice. the Ne>:ri Sembilan clerical service and the Pahanii clerical service will come into force with effect Iroin
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    SINHALESE FUNERAL.
    134 12 Mrs. A. AbeyKooiu'wardaru 1 Cremated. The cremation u-i* place on Saturday afternoon ai the Buddhist burial grooa>l Ii Ibeygoonewardune, Mr. Arthur Abeygoonewerdant\ chief < !<•>!: of Beletar Plantations. The I J7 yean of age. She Kav»loui young children. The Rev. Vitthissasa, of the Bnddist Temple, Racecourse Road, took
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE
    53 12 The nunlbcr o' calls attended l>y the Singapore Fire Depart wmat accident am-! duiiiig (hi- month of June and >>: lhe-o 'J were to cases out- 'lie luincipal Limits, """he M«es aie classified as follows:—! ino'oi ca -'4, motor lorry accibus accidents trolley car accident* 1. collapse case;
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    18 12 a! ine< tinp of Iht Klang cf the JiiT- fiety, ltd., will be held King *.urav I i
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    AN ARTIST OF THE FRONT RANK.
    639 12 The Versatile Mile. •Wetohor. Something out of the ordinary was promised at tlie »onz recital jriven in the Dutch Club last Bight by Mile. Nathalie Wetchor and thai promise whs fully !<•- deeiiie<| for this Russian singer revealed herself ai an artist of the
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    OFFICE-BEARERS.
    76 12 Ai the second annual general meeting of the Chine Students' Literary Association. Kualu Lumpur, the election of office bearer* was aa follows: President, Yto Cheng Hock; vice-president, Francis Huang; hon general s'tretaiy. Lim Cheng Teik; hen. Treasurer, Aw Dick San; hon. librarian, N'k Kirn Bwm; hon. literary MM mlaiy.
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    DR. LANKA SUNDRAM.
    67 12 DR. LANKA SUN DRAM. Ttvn k-iluii- wen jiivtn by Dr. Lunku S. odram at thi- Eton Hijrh School on Friday and Saunduy respcctivi ly. Thy subject of the lii st lecture was "Kducational Methods in Europe," and the speaker .-aid that education must l>;> regarded as an end in itself,
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    TAMIL YOUTH DIES.
    31 12 (Krom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. July '■'>. The Tamil youth who was wounded by the Sikh police constable who ran amok killimr a sergeant and shooting: himself, has died.
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    88 12 Ttn following appointments in Uovernment S notified in the FJ M. S. Gazette of June M: Mr. F. L. Riley to be an A^-istant Commissioner of Police; Mr. W. K. Wofcnvi to a<\ as Divisional Sti|>t- I mtendc-nt, Tran jwnalion Qepuri.-r.n-ni. Mr .4 H K< thcrctonhaush to act ai Game
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    ASTRAEA RUNS OUT OF PETROL.
    313 12 Island Landing. KM) MILES FROM COAST OF AUSTRALIA. The Straits Tillies I -arned tuday that ihi Astraea, the Imperial Airways machine which left Singapore on June 14 during a surrey flight along the all-red" route between England and Australia, m.-t with mishap before -caching Port
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    THE BREMEN
    69 12 New Trans-Atlantic Speed Record. Cherbourg, June 30. The linei Bremen established new trans-Atlantic speed record when she entered Cherbourg today. She accomplished the voyage fvom New York to Cherbourg in 4 day- l<> hours and 15 minutes at an average speed <>f knots. The Bremen broke the previous
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    MR. A. F. MATHEWS DIES AT SEA.
    210 12 Invalided Home From Singapore. London, July 4 On the arrival of the P. and O. Naldera at Gilt raltar, from Singapore, the captain reported that Mr. Alban Frank Mathew a London accountant, had been found dead in his cabin and was buried at
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    MR. SEOW KENG LIN.
    98 12 Death In Bangkok At Age Of 70. The death has taken place, says the Bangkok Times, of Mr. Scow Keng Lin, who was over 70 years of age and came to Siam from the Straits Settlements some 50 years ago. Although a senipr member of the
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    MR. THOMAS FOX.
    50 12 Death Of Editor Of The Siam Observer. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 3. Tlv; death has occurred of Mr. Thomas Fox, for ten years editor of the Siam Observer. Mr. i'o.\ formerly setged on several Malayan newspapers and was a wellknown character in Siam and Malaya.
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    SLEEPING GUARDSMAN.
    46 12 28 Days' Detention For Windsor Castle Sentry. London, June 28. Guardsman Harris, whe was courtmartialed on a charge of being asleep while on duty as sentry at Windsor Castle while Their Majesties were in residence, has been sentenced to 28 days' detention. -Reuter Wireless.
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    43 12 Geneva, June 30. After voting the final resolution requesting governments to take the necessary steps to suspend the application of the 48-hour week and hearing the customary valedictory speeches, the International Labour Conference concluded its 70th session this afternoon. Reuter Wireless.
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    CINDERELLA AMONG THE LEPERS.
    547 12 The Good Fairy. HAPPY CHILDREN AT SUNGEI BULOH. (From Our Own C -espondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8, "Anil lh<tf /;'(•< f h< >i>ihj <>" "in," How often have those words been heard around happy firesides throughout the English-speaking world! Bu* a European audience in Malaya heard
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    INDIAN POLICY.
    185 12 Government Congratulated On Success. London, June liS. Government secured a resounding success on its Indian policy at a specially convened meeting of the Central <'" yative Council today, at which the outstanding item on the Agenda was resolution congratulating the GoveriUMpTt on its success in maintaining law and
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    ST. PAUL'S FESTIVAL.
    88 12 Pope Leaves Rome For First Time Since 1870. Rome, June S9. His Holiness the Pope n.ade his first excursion from Rome sine- 1870 when, reviving custom, he drove to the Church of St. Paul outside the walls to attend high mass on the occasion of the festival
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    37 12 Mr. E. R. R'-ger manager of Holm i Estate, BaUng Berjuntai, will bt going home on leave shortly and Mr. V. F. S.van, of Sunge\ Serdang Estate, Kaper, will act in his place, ;ays our Klanc corre&poiident.
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    Town And Country In Malaya.
    930 12 PROTRACTED SQUABBLE IN PENANG SOCIETY. LAM' season's padi crop in Kedali <n now estimated to have totalled 7.'. million gantangs higher than any other crop yet recorded. The federation of Perak. SehUagOT, Negri Sembilan and Pahang came into operation on Ist. July. 18W, with Sir
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    Japanese Player's Success At Wimbledon.—Brown Retains World's Title. NEGRI SEMBILAN TENNIS.
    684 13 Japanese Player's Success At Wimbledon. Brown Retains World's Title. NEGRI SEMBILAN TENNIS. Annual Tournament Results. (Kiniri Our -r> Correspondent.) Berembaa, July 2. The Negri Sembilan tennis championsJsif tournament is expected to be brought to a close by next week It is of interest to note that the mixed double? finalists
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    COMMERCIAL CUP MATCHES.
    406 13 A.P.C. Prove Too Good For Bramtoco. A.P.C Mrumtoco 1. In a Commercial Cup match at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon A.P.C, after having the better of the exchanges for quite three-quarters of the game, scored an easy victory over Bramtoco by four goals to one. Mr.
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    Raffles Institution Rout S.C.C. XI.
    37 13 R. 1.. ..6; 5.C.C. .1. In a friendly football m. tcl. yesterday afternoon on the Padan;r Raffles Institution scored a decisive victory over an S.C C. team by six goals to one.
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    27 13 At the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday a two breadths handicap race for B Class Agregate resulted as follows: 1, Riches; 2, Coombes; 3, Erickson.
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    HISTORY MADE AT R.S.Y.C.
    675 13 Tarbet's Success. FIRST SIX-METRE TO WIN BATAVIA CUP. At the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Sunday the A and B Classes sailed the third and final race for the Batavia Visitors' Cup. The wird was very much fresher than k has been lately and consequently many
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    BILLIARDS.
    31 13 Last night's results in the amateur billiards championship were as follows: Chan Ah Su beat J. I. Elias by six and Lee Chim Chye beat Tan Bock Lim by 49.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    138 13 Today. July 4. Billiards: 1-ball championship tournament. New World. 6.30 p.m. and y p.m. Football: S.A.K.A. Div. I: Pulau Brani vs R.A., Anson Rd.; Friendly: Malays vs. 5.t Jalan Benar. Wednesday. July 3. Billiards: 4-ball championship tournament. New World. 6.30 p.m. and U p.ni. Football: S.A.F.A. Div. II:
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    18 13 [The cooperation of club secretaries i* requested in keeping this diary of sporting jvenu •c«»T«*e-and up- to dale.}
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    SATOH ELIMINATES AUSTIN.
    215 13 In Five-Set Match. COCHET EASILY BEATS STOEFEN. London. July 3. The weather was very hot when play was resumed in the All-England championships at Wimbledon today. In the fifth round of the men's singles J. B. Crawford (Australia) defeated G. P. Hughes (Great Britain), 6—l, 6—l,6 1,
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    MRS. LAING.
    144 13 Wins L.T.A. Women's Singles Final. In the final of the Singapore women's tennis championship at the S.C.C. yesterday Mrs. Laing defeated Mrs. Taylor, 6—2, I—6, 6—2. Mrs. Laing won the first set by beautiful placing but Mrs. Taylor made a brilliant recovery in the second and outplayed her
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    L.T.A. TENNIS.
    120 13 Ties Arranged for This Week. The following ties have been arranged in the Singapore L.T.A. championship tournament at the S.C.C. TODAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. Miss Michael and Chtong Chce Lim vs. Miss Toby and N. S. Wise. Mrs. Power and H. 8. Hewett vs. Mrs. A. P. Cameron
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    CLARKE CUP MATCH.
    141 13 Rest Trial Match This Week-End. A trial match prior to the selection of the Rest team to meet the Europeans in the annual Clarke Cup cricket match, which is to be played on the Padang on .Inly 14, 15 and 16, will be held on the S.R.C.
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    PERAK TOURISTS
    43 13 Beat Penang Malays At Football. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 3. The Perak Chinese football team which is visiting Penang, and which lost to a Penang team 4—o, defeated the Darul Aibsan Football Club by the odd goal .in three.
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    PERAK TURF CLUB MEETING.
    355 13 Handicaps for Second Day's Events. The handicaps for the second day of the r.rak Turf Cluli professional meeting tomorrow are as follow.-: Race 1. Horses. Class (3 furs.): Kali Bob-The-Gorg« '.1.2, Hannah.! Garden 9.1, High Crag v.i, Katon Crap 8.8, Conan Doyle S.I. Silvanus 7.11, K.
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    JOHNNY KING LOSES TO AL BROWN.
    89 13 Unsuccessful Bid For World Title. Manchester, July S. In a 18-rooad contest foi the world's bantamweight championship the holder, AI Brown (Panama) outpointed JohnnyKing (Manchester), the British titleholder, here tonight \l This is King's second defeat within the last two month* for on May
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    171 13 S.G.C. Women's Bogey Competition. The women*' July bogey competition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday :inci molted in a win fur Mis. HolmesSmith in "A" division with a MOn of 1 down, and a win for Mrs. MacMutlan in "B" division with a More of 1 down and
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    S.C.C. vs. NON-BENDERS.
    67 13 The following have accepted to play foi the Singapore Non-Benders against theS.C.C. first eleven on the padung on Sunday at ll).:;i> a.m.: A. H. Assuer. H. R. BartsJa, 11. M. Cantrell. W. W. Dean, K. K. Goodman, O. P. Griffith-Jones (capt.l. H. S. Hewett. A. B. Jorda.i.
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE.
    67 13 The following are chanj;(s in the dstCl of First Division League k">»> Pulau Brani vs. X.A.. today, postponed until Saturday. July 29, at AnsOfl Road Stadium. R. A. vs. S.R.C. postponed from June i 27 will be played at Anaon Road Stadium I on Aujr. 11. R. vs.
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      MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES.
      543 14 Brooklyn Beat Chicago In Double-Header. New York. July The following were the results of baseWai! gMMI played today: National I.eaitut-. hicagu ..I 15 0 Brwkl) 7 Ifi n Lorn no Tin -re -I for Brooklyn. Chicago 6 0 Brooklyn 4 10 2 inciiii'a 0 I 1 I'.o
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      LOCAL CRICKET.
      350 14 I Nondescripts Easily Beat Indian Association. The Nondescript-; easily defeated the Indian Association on the N.C.C. ground on Saturday, passing their opponents' total with eight wickets in hand. Scores: Indian Ammb. liarigovind c and b I Pereira K Davar ll>\v I) <le Silva 0, Rujaram c Humphries l>
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      INTER-CLUB GOLF.
      332 14 Sepoy Lines Easily Beat Garrison. The match between the Sepoy Lines i Golf Club ami the Garriso 1 Coif Club on Sunday resulted in a win for the former by 9\ pts to 1% Pi*- Result:: (Sepoy Lines' playis mentioned first) Dr. Low'son and Dr. Enjflish 0. Flt.-Lt.
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      LAWN BOWLS.
      154 14 The following ties hsve been arranged in the S.C.C. lawn bowls American tournament TODAY'S TIES. E. J. Cassels and C. M. McNair vs. E. G. Staunton and J. H. Donoghue. G. Cameron and E. Fozard vs. E. A. Brown and I). Timnis. H. Henshelwood and C. G. Fugler
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    CLOTHES WORTH $155 PAWNED FOR $15.90.
    356 14 Broker 'Uncontrollable' Youth Punished. When a young Habshi boy was brought up lor sentence before Mr. J. F. F. Gregg in the Second Police Court yesterday morning on a charge of stealing five Kuropean suits of clothes from his father's employer, Mr. M. A.
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    POWER CONFERENCE.
    63 14 500 Portable Receiving Sets To Aid Delegates. Stockholm. June 2K. Five hundred portable receiving sets have been provided for the delegate- of the World Power Conference to enable them to listen to any speakers addressing the Conference simultaneously in separate rooms. The ex-Crown Prince, opening the Conference, emphasised
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    PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
    78 14 Returns To Washington After Holiday Cruise. Weichpol, June President Roosevelt's holiday cruise abcard the yacht Aml>?rjack ended today, when the President left for Washington aboard the cruiser Indianapolis, after taking farewell at Campbell Islard of a number of American and Canadian politicians, who had been await ng his
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    LONDON'S TRAFFIC KING.
    76 14 Lord Ashfield To Control All Passenger Transport. London, June 30. London's passenger transport passe--under the control of the newly-created London Passengei Tra isport Board. This will be effected by the coming into operation of the act transferring control IK in aliout ICi public undertakings atpresent operating coaches,
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    TREATY OF TRIANON.
    53 14 British M.P.S Urge Restoration Of Territory. l.i. I'lmii June 28. The Revision of the Treaty of Trianon, with the object of .-jstoring territory to Hungary which is essentially Hungarian, is urged in a resolution lodged l>y seven members of the House of Commons. Immediate consideration, however. l|il
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    ORDER OF LENIN.
    52 14 Soviet Ambassador To Turkey Decorated. Moscow, June 14. The presidium of the Ce.tral Executive Committee of the U.S.S.R. has awarded the Order of Lenin, highest honour within its gift, to M. Suritz, Soviet Ambassador to Turkey in recognii tioii at his ten years' uceessful work in that
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    SHAKESPEARE FOLIO.
    29 14 London, June 30. A first folio of Shakespeare fetched t'll.'jOO at the Rosehe-.y library saie at Sotheby's today. The purchaser wa < Dr. KoM-nbach, of America. Rtu'er Wireles*
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    ARMS CONFERENCE ADJOURNED.
    456 14 "First-Class Funeral," Says Herr Nadolny. 'eneva, June 80. In the words of the lierman delegates, Herr Nadolny. the Disarmament Conference was given a "first-class funeral." when in May the Committee took the advice of the Conference's Bureau anl decided on Thursday to adjourn till Oct. Hi. Herr
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    BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
    224 14 Old Alliance Still In Force Moscow. June IS, In an Mtttorial on Anglo-Japanese relations, Pravila declares today that the Washington Treaty of 192: i only formally abrogated (ho alliance entered into by 'rf-eat Britain and Japan, that ever since 1922. especially in recent years, British imperialism has
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    'DIFFERENT PICTURE.'
    159 14 Album Depicts Soviet Development. An album of 40 artistically-drawn tables and diagrams showing the results of the first Five- Year Plan has been published here in the Enjflish and French languages, and copit-s have been sent to the World Economic Conference in London for distribution among; the delejca
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    ESCAPE ATTEMPT.
    69 15 Dartmoor Mutineers In I'arkhurst. (Fro: Our Own Correspondent.) July 1. The desperate attempt of 60 convicts to escape from Parkhurst was frustrated in the nick of time yesterday. Following a "squealer's" hint, roughly made kt ys tnat fitted every cell were lound together with terrible improvised weapons, tiles
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    BRITON ASSAULTED.
    43 15 Hitfh Nazi Official's Car Overtaken. (From Oin Own Correspondent.) John Waller, the Ron of the principal proprietor of The Times, was seriously assaulted m Berlin for "an outrage of •'tifiuettc in allowing his car to overtake that of high Nazi official.
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    GANGSTER'S WIDOW.
    30 15 Body Found Riddled With Bullets. The bjllet-riddled body of the widow ci the Africil gangster Jack Diamond was found in Brooklyn yesterday. Diamond was murdered some months ago.
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    SENOR IRIGOYEN.
    22 15 Death Of Former Argentine President. Buenos Aires. July 4. The death is announced of the c-togen-aran e\-Pn'siikri!. Senor Irigoyen. Rcu-U-i.
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    FAULTY STOCK BOOK.
    60 15 I don"t see \»hy the accused could not. have leaded guilty in the first instance," commented Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday when Ng Keng Yeow, the proprietor of a liquor shop in Queen Street, admitted failing to keep his stock book up to
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    26 15 The R<'v. G. V. Summers, principal of the An^lo-Chinese School. Klanjr, with Mrs. Summers and children, will be sailing for Armrica on long leave very (hortly
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    AMATEUR TOREADOR.
    122 15 He Mistook a Cow For A Bull It is essential for an amateur toreador to know a bull when he sees one. A young Northants man forgot that. Because courting couples have not been careful to close gates after them, a number of Northamptonshh farmers have turned bulls
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    MISS FRANCES DOBLE.
    123 15 Divorce Decree Against Baronet Husband. Lady Lindsay-Hogg (Miss Frances Doble,' the actress) was granted a decree ii?i, with costs, by Lord Merrivale, in th Divorce Court on the ground of the misconduct of her husband, Sir Anthony Lindsay-Hogp, Bart., at a London hotel in January this year.
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    CHINESE CLASSICS.
    94 15 Study Revived in Canton Schools. With a view to uplifting the scholastic attainment of students in Canton, Gen. Chan Chai-tong has submitted his proposal to the South-West Politic- Council for his revival of studies in the O ,;.> Classics, especially the Eook on Filial Piety and the Fqur
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    DR. LO WEN-KAN.
    100 15 Foreign Minister Back At Work After Illness. Nanking, June 20. The Nanking Foreign Minister, Dr. Lo Wen-kan, who has been confir-H at his residence for some days since last week because of an eye complaint, attended the Executive Yuan weekly session this morning and in the afternoon
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    T.T. RIDER KILLED.
    122 15 Carried On With Broken Front Fork. Frank Longman, of Kalirs:. W.. a well-known racing motor-cyciist. was fatally injured in the Isle of Man while competing in the Tourist Trophy lightweight race. "c vas ridinc an Executor Jap, and having had trouble, was trying to make up time
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    4681 16 Commons Jh'W Malayan History Made In Seconds. RUBBER RESTRJCTWNISTS VERSUS "gEAUSM." (Fiom Our Own (oi lesponden' i m Struts Times Oh i<-t. I Fleet Street, June 81. ••**K. Campbell (Bromley. V.) M 1»* the Secretary of State for the j Colonies what action he had decided to
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      14 16 MORE BIG CASH PRIZES MUST BE WON See next issue of The Sunday Times.
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      291 16 FAT MAN LOSES 63 lbs. Kruschen and Walking Overweight men who want to lose :i few pounds can have the beneftt Of this man's exneriencea. He gives them to v publication: "In a little over ttrelvo montnx T ha'o reduced nn weigh! front lbs, I lbs., by lakimr a dose
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    "Magic Carpet" Trip To Unknown China.
    1578 17 OVER MARCO POLO'S TRAIL BY CAR, PLANE AND RAIL. Three thousand five hundred miles along; the trail of Marco Polo with aeroplane*, motor-cars and trains swallowing up in days the hundreds of miles which the great Venetian traveller laboriously covered in years is the
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    OLD MALACCA.
    174 17 Historical Society's Work. During the past year the Malacca Historical Society has l>een continuing its Wejfh of preserving relics of olden times: tombstones on St. Paul's Hill have been arranged, the two postern gates of the ():<l Gateway, formerly blocked up, have been opened an i the roof
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      RUBBER'S FUTURE.
      492 17 No Tears Necessary For Directors. To the Editor of the St aitu Times Sir. -Having read with interest the cor-lespondi-.ice in your columns concerning Diinlop Plantations Ltd.. I think it is evident that those who have criticised this company have nothing against the compaay as such, but maintain,
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      A FAULTY STATUTE.
      850 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, With reference to the leader in your issue of June 2ii, the reasons for passing the Third Party (Rights Akainst Insurers) Act of l«30 wore very fai'ly and correctly set out, but it must be ;■<■'- inenibered that just
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      STABILISATION.
      665 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, The Economic Conference MU convened really, I believe, to cure the world's economic ills and surely, chiefly, to get the abundant surplus to the starving millions Then can it possibly be i order te use the Conference to concent rateon the
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      DR. LANKA SUNDRAM.
      122 17 To the Editor of the Strains Time-. Sir. In your issue of yesterday's date, announcing the visit of Dr. Lanka Sundram, M.A., Ph. D., it is stated that he has arrived from Saigon to continue his mission, ordered by Jkc Indian GovturtUMßt, of inquiring into the labour
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      MR. RIJK AND M.E.O.A.
      88 17 To tlw Editor of the Straits Timer,. oir,— Mr. Kijk's attention might well be i ivi'.u to a sentence from your leading Urttcl. in your issue of June 27. low 'here is a custom known in American sporting circles ;is ballyhoo" and M consist of dnt
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      HITLER'S AIMS.
      40 17 li i- .vgriJted that the letter forwardad b" Air. Gfltte in reply to Mr. .Julian I' ranked cannot be published. Tiie Straits Times tunnoi lend itself to anything that is likely engender racial of religious bitterness. Ed.. S.T.
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    S.V.C. ORDERS.
    205 17 Programme of Drills up U> and for ".cek ending July y, aiv: Tuesday. July 1. 6.18 p.m. (itadquartcr.--, "A" (Itf.G.) Coy.. Lecture: lire Control; 5.16 p.m.. Headquarter:-. Armoured Car Section. Section Parade! 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, 2nd Bn. Signal Section. Leetnci Signalling. 6.11 p.m.. Headquarters, 2nd Bn Int. Section,
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    WHEN THE BANK OF ENGLAND GOVERNOR WEPT.
    2984 18 LORD RIDDELL'S WAR DIARY. Behind The Scenes In Camp And Council. Lord Riddell is no respecter of persons at any time and jt he has spared no one in his latest book, "Lord Kiddell's War Diary," which, by reason of the piquant revelations
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    2467 19 hi UTS DRAMA 1\ THE COMMONS M TOKE>> OFFER A (.RE AT Si RP RISE BIT VOT A SETTLEMENT MR. SEVILLE CHAMBERLAIIS PLAYS ATLAS COST OF I EMPLOYMENT 4 SEVENFOLD I\(REASE WORRIED M NIPS Al\D A LANGUID HOUSE. I Prom "hi Own Correspondent.) Stkaits
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    "FUTURIST" BANQUET.
    264 19 Diners Sprayed With Scent. Rome, Sunday. A "futurist" banquet, lasting for Mi hours and preceded by eau-de-Cologne and pepper cocktails, was (riven by Signor Marinetti, Italy's Kutnrist Royai Academician, in Milan. The menu consisted of 12 courses of v. hj\t were described as "plastic" eatahj low, and from
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    BOYCOTT OF B. & S. VESSELS.
    865 19 BOYCOTT OF B. S. VESSELS. Dismissals Sequel. "BOYS" WHO EXTORTED! HUGE TIPS. Hong Kong, June 21. 1 roubles with the Butterfield Swire Co.s Chinese cabin boys, otherwise called 1 teaboys, have now assumed a serioni pect with the strike of all Ch.ivse sailors and firemen on the B. S. Hong
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    MALAYAN TIMBER IN EUROPE.
    939 19 Test Consignment REPORTED AS ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY. The annual report of the Imperial te which I. a.- just been i- ued tains many interesting references to Malaya If anything the numoei of inquiries by local ih m- and people tor the assistance of the Institute have increased
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      175 19 Today's Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACROSS Obliteratm.-i -•I gparssi strl f (1 h Ust of candidat*! 7. Kxamine i' eul 10. Uadoraround roomi JJ f™* brlskly l>! feeler ::i '?wel'? we1 11. Ilrum S' 1«. Prevalent 17. Customer cake,, is. Party l'u. Weedea resscl Benefit S RepUnt 'I I"" -M Fold
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    33 20 THK START of the (irctna (ireen Race at the Singapore Polo Club's Gymkhana TIIK i.UKI\\ I.[,'lK\ I! \< K n progress at the IVn (lul>. THE MISICAL POST net in Urn Ma Mfw Cymkhana
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    GREAT GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP DUEL.
    103 20 W. XI.DXXI). the runncr-iii) in the Singapore Island tjolf championship, who ga\e such a plucky display in the tinal. takinu the match to the .'{2nd hole after being six down at the lHth. J. T. SMITH about to use his brassie at the second hole hl'ut
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    28 20 MR. TEH SAY KOO and Miss Ena (.uat Ken K Lim after their wedding on Saturday |)lt. LIM BOOM KKNG. the father of Mis* Era (.imt Keng l.im.
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