Malaya Tribune, 12 June 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. VoL XIII Mo. 135 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 192G
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      255 1 i SPECIAL OFFER FOR DIANA BLUE AND GREEN PENCILS PRICE $2.15 per doz. from The Wdaya Inbun* Press, Ltd. J 2<>3. Co! Iyer Quay Singapore. 171 A T 509 I ST A on monz* track S I THE MILAN FAIR CUP 1 Competing Against I DIATTO- LANCIA CITROEN— PEUGEOT I
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      137 1 I > j Rcmlcii >privacies tr.A ryrritmct: £s I X Metal and A lonite combination »ree- H k-xclct or eveclisw of UcSt »rn;!it metal rim apecuclea or eye^Laete*. ,i, 1. 1 N 0 I I jj Sole Importers: I Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., I (Licorporaled •to th* Strait* Settkmaai*) jjj
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    868 2 Allenby Rubber Co., Limited The sixth annual general meeting of The Aiilenby Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at the registered office of the company, 9 —11 Old Market-sq., Kuala Lumpur, on Monday last weuk. Present:—Messrs. F. G. So ut- t (chairman), G. Wiseman and H. B. Egmont Hake
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    Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate, Limited
    685 2 The annual general meeting of shareholders of the Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held at noon on Saturday last in I enang. Mr. Laurie C. Brown, (Director), presided and the others present wereMessrs. J. P. Souter, J. G. Brown (Directors), E. H. Bulford, James
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    PHILIPPINE COPRA
    185 2 Suffering from Singapore Competition Doration er .°s the C °P ra Killing Corcanil 3 ?*5 emait s Glared -hat tke "not rrniV>'h buSmeSS in the ™ippines iL L P V > c at He sard that hit* n companies in Manila of law materia which condit'on is mainly
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      156 2 Representative for Far East and Indiaßobert Blau, Union Building Singapore. PIANOS TUNED j AND REPAIRED. NANG HENG CO, IH, B«bgit tmi, Bfaf»por«. it 1 FRENCH REMEDY. THERAP ON NO 1 THERAP 0NN0.2 THERAP ON No 3 Mo. recoired do not hesiwt. to Wnte «-r >R»» honwt optsloa a« to tuiuitlUu
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      135 2 rf I DEDION BOUTON CAR f [j THE PREMIER FRENCH CAR I 14 Setter Wire Wheels $2,450. I Petrol Consumptioa 40/45 miles per gallon. SWIFT CARS I Model DeLuxe 10 H.P. Touring $2,400 S (4 Wht«l Brake.) g Petrol Consumption 40/45 miles per gallon. S TALBOT~CARS I I Mktai t3JMO
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      239 2 THE DINNER regulators which Kf V 1" fciot, the- uppetue s .iCXX^ Taken when needed Pi„u constipation, hi ious a mm. aches, 1 verishness, c *k purify the br.at-h. nT* H^T* PINKETTES KEEP YOU W ELL JJ MENNEN LM Guards i Baby's |w Slumber Highly scented cr coarse- t cxtured
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    NEW BODIES FOR OLD
    445 3 Wonderful Cures Effected by Violet Ray "Now Bodies For Old," is the slogan of the d'-rmatolojfists at the Massachusetts General Hospital. where cures through the medium of the violet ray and radium are exceeding their fondest hopes. Birthmarks, which heretofore had to b« endured for a
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    WHITE ELEPHANT LOST
    182 3 The ''London Evening News'' says:—A white Burmese elephant wh'.ch was to have left Rangoon for *he London Zoo about a month ago has disappeared. Two days after the Zoo authorities announced hi* departure they received a me sage stating that he animal had not been shipped. Since
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    191 3 A Chinese news agency is circulating the rcpert that a foreign consul has tried to make a tnp in one of tile low draft gunboats to Hengehow. However, when he arrived at Changsha he was stopped by the Comnvssioner of Foreign Affairs who then referred the master to Gen. Yeh
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    THE EASIEST WAY TO STOP INDIGESTION
    194 3 Trouble i> very easy to find, but often not so easily remedied. There are, however, some exceptions, and one is the easy way you can stop indigestion and all stomach troubles which frequently spoil appetite, health, work and play. Digestive disorders are very largely
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      428 3 (^DispelDepression H e dawn of day is unwelcome, mix yourself a /A glass of Andrews when you TORw utnnrW// r^f> 000 tnat niorning \Wf v"ffl "head will be quitt forllL-*'. ]stt gotten in a tl<>w of good IWtfSMIR s spirits. Andrews rids the system of poisonous accut mulations, and stimulates
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      468 3 Mosquitoes Bring Disease Into Your Home Destroy the mosquito, the insidious enemy of man MOSQUITOES are more than pests. l ess to humans. It evaporates quickly and They are a menace to your loved «™pletely. Extensive tests showed Flit mr x. J j spray did not stain or injure the
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      376 4 Amusements I From Thursday, June 10 to Tuesday, June 15. I A CAPITAL PROGRAMME OF PICTURES 1 FEATURING D I Popular Stars you have not seen for some time jj At the C ALHAMBRA! I (TanCChefn f Ke« Co„ Ltd. Proprietors.) S Cj In the Second Show, Commencing 9 p.m.
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      469 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert ft Beucoolen Streets To-night at 9-15 The screen scream of the season! Wm. POX presents THE FIRST YEAR The motion picture of John Golden's great stage play M On the battle front with a newly married couple" Cheer up! Don't get a divorce until you've seen
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      119 4 SURINA THEATRE N °rtb Bridge^ TO-NIGhTaT 7-30 Universal Western RIDDLE RIDER SERIAL 4 A T 9 P.M. SHARP LATEST PATHE OAZ B TTE THE KING OF WILD HORSES Untamed I Unconquered Unrif aled FIGHTING YOliH FEATURING WILLIAM FAIRBANKS A rip-roaring drama of love and batik •ttfc jUd series of daring
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    125 5 To-day, June 12 High Tides. —0.16 p.m., 11.25 p.m. and O. mail due. Selangor Races. First Test Match begins. Scouto' Race—Braddell Shield. Ijodge Zetland, 6.30 p.m. No, No, Nanette, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Boxing, Happy Valley, 9.30 p,m. To-morrow, June 13 fiigh Tide.—-0.57 p.m. Swimming Club tiffin to
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
    72 5 (By Courtesy of the GoTsmmsnt Health Officer. > Kacdnng Kerbs v Station for the 24 houra ending midnight June 11. 1926. deg. Max shade tempra%irc 91.8 F. Mm. shade temperature 80 F. Mean shade temperature 84.8 F. Max. sun radiation 158 F. Mm. irras; radiation 71.5 F. Sea
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1111 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCF Buyers. Sellers. Singapore, June 12 Small Pearl Tapioca 7-25 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $398 j, 0 Sago Flour Rice, Siam 2 $360 1 air kSa 5° Fi r 5,7 Rice Slam Iw Borneo Sago Flour fclaSo,, y: US rv&rsXrw» Rice' a,r Paiembang Jelotong "900 if.
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    TROUBLE IN PHILIPPINES
    134 5 Constabulary and Moros on the War-Path Eighteen members of the Constabulary at San Fernando, Pampanga, who were involved in killing civilians and members of the Municipal Police, have been disarmed and lodged in gaol, being charged with murder. A detachment of twenty member** of the Constabulary from
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    CHURCHMEN OPTIMISTIC
    159 5 Youth No Worse Today Than in Other Days Modern youth with seemingly unconventional mannerisms and often seeking freedom by daring and adventure, is no worse than youth of other days—perhaps not so bad—a half a score of young religious leaders agreed at the International Council of Religious Education,
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    SHARE MARKET
    141 5 Singapore, June 11. Value*- nave steadied and a fair fcusines* has been done, the (particular demand of the week being for off grades which have firmed cons'deraby. Futures ame very siseody and sellers are reserved at present quotations. The May exports declared by Government to.aked 31,231 itons. Imports
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      381 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOB iU.EQ" ?tar:dard" 4-seater car, 1921 codel, in good running order. Apply Aldens' OBCcanoti (Kastern) Ltd.. Union Building. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. X The Municipal Cyromissioners of the Town ■f Sirt:>t>nre invite tenders for the erection of Store for Filler Dus>t aud Smithy at Tanjong fcg ir (.'.ashing Depot.
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      30 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES O. JITT SI ANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, HiU Street, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary, 'Phone 123,
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      19 5 M. EZEKIEL ft SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians, 4, Baffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. BZKKIB1 S OJD.
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      226 5 If you want distinctive style, genuine quality, honest workmanship, solid comfort and long wear—if you want to be well-dressed yet not extravagant—take advantage of the value in H C footwear. HENG CHEONG, 386, North Bridge Road. ARE YOU Is it fair that your Wife should have to live from hand-to-mouth
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      117 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, JUNE 12 Saigon (*Donai) 2 p.m. Port Said, Marseilles, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Copenhagen (M. S. Java) 2 p.m. Ceylon, Southern and Western India (Genoa Maru) 3 p.m. Saigon (*G. G. Merlin) 4 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Ban Hong Liong) 4
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    THE COAL STRIKE
    731 6 Whatever the cause the mines deadlock shews no signs, of lessening; and the conference between owners and men, held on the initiative of the former, was abortive. Contradictory accounts of the meeting, which are to be deplored, have been issued by both sides and the fault is
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    1459 6 The Tho Sek Club has ceased to exist. \r J he Malacca Assizes will begin on Monday, Ju.y 5. v The Yok Sin School is declared to be an unlawful school. A speed limit of ten mi es an hour has I abuan 11 Vic tori«, During May of tr.is
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    365 6 Mr. Carl Henkint* »*> Vice-Consul at Penang. 0?nised as u. s Mr. R. u. Young- of i a of E Ga"d!n" n s s" »?W« Mr. H. Butcher fa unofficJa* member of JL ap P°»ted as Singapore SaJors'°lnsU tu S 3 g Mr. J. r>. Hal hat
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    39 6 From France by s.s. Andre Lebon, due Singapore noon to-morrow. From China and Japan by s.s. Tacoma Maru, due Singapore to-morrow From China and Japan by s.s. Nagpore. due Singapore 6 a.m. on Monday, the 14th instant.
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    DEATH OF PLANTER
    49 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 11. The death occurred at the G;-nerai Hospital at eleven last n ght of Mr. Wiliam E. Felgate, iate cf Taiping. The <k ceased was weil-lmown as a planter ii> Kedan, F.M.S. and Johore. The fun a. took this afternoon.
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    COBHAM'S VISIT
    53 6 (From Our Own Corrcsponde::. Penang, JVM 11Anent the wire regarding- Alar. Ouban. stopping at Penang-, Messrs. C. C. Wakefield received definite news by to-day's mail from home that Mr. Cobham was rVnan*; a depot for pe:rol and oil, infiea< kok, and wouM be arrYinj; at b tm of
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    LADY GUILLEMARD
    54 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 11. Lady Gu: lemard arrived last night l Prai ami was received by Coiumamu-r real, the Harbour Master, and Captain b».under deputy. j. Sh? boarded the Sea Guli anu anie Penang where she was receiv.d s 0 Raipn Scott, Resident Councillor, unc
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    THE VICTORIA THEATRE
    157 6 "No! No! Nanette" was re-enacted the V ctciria Theatre last lughj» before, was immensely enjoyed rehouse. It is certanly one of th comedies &3tn here, and in such m <-• S* and capable hands, will amoxmi of repetition wherever 1- n stajge'd. i fodii* 'The Orchestra was
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    RUSSIAN AID
    696 7 Soviet Denies Report NO SUPPORT GIVEN GENERAL STRIKE Unjustifiable Interference in Britain's Internal Affairs" Reuter's Service. British Official Press Service. London, June 11. understood that the British Govern- his sent the Soviet Government a jfit-rit > rote protesting against the Soviet Government offering the Trade Union Congress during
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    DUTCH INDIES OIL
    136 7 UNUSUAL PRODUCTION AT DJAMBI Several Thousand Acres More to be Developed Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, June 11. The annual report of the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company states that the produ tion of the Royal Dutch group for 1925 amounted to 12,390,000 tons compared with 13,442,000 in 1924. It
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    U.S. PRELATE-MAD
    118 7 Extraordinary Honours for Representatives of Pope Reuter's Service. New York, June 11. Thousands lined Broadway and gave a rousing welcome to Cardinal O'Donnell, Primate of Ireland, who is attend ng the Chicago Eucharisti:: Congress. A Municipal launch brought the Cardinal to the Battery where he met official of
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    HUGE STRIKE OVER
    85 7 Fur Workers and Employers Lose $29,000,000 Reuter's Service. New York, June 11. Committees representing the farworkers and employens have reached an agreement subject to Uhe ratification of both sides granting a ten per cent increase in wages, and a forty-hour week which is to be increased to
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    SKY-SCRAPER FOR ROME
    78 7 Huge Monument to the Fascist Regime Reuter's Service. Rome, June 11. The Pope received in audience to-day a Buenos Aires architect, Senor Mario Palanti, who has come to Rome to submit plans for bu'kiing a sky-scraper of fortyfour stores in ended as a monument to the Fascist
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    BRAZIL QUITS LEAGUE
    67 7 Announces Loss of Interest in Whole Plan Reuter's Service. Rio de Janeiro, June 11. The Foreign Minister, at a meeting of diplomatic representatives from the South American States, announced Brazil's resignation from the League Council and also that he had telegraphed all the South American States not
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    73 7 [British Official Press Service.] London, June 11. Exchange rates: Paris 167.375, New York 4.*****5, Brussels *****5, Geneva 25.125, Amsterdam 12.*****, Milan 133.875, Berlin 20.435, Stockholm 18.155, Copenhagen 18.33, Oslo 21.6, Vienna 34.435, Prague 164.25, HdJsingfors 193.25, Madrid 31.325, Lisbon 2 17(32, Rio 7 19|32, Buenos Aires 45 7132,
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    EMPIRE FRUIT
    320 7 MARKETING BOARD IS ESTABLISHED Buying from Dominions will Increase Their Purchasing British Official Press Service. London, June 10. The third report of the Imperial Economic Committee contains a number, of interest'iig reports and recommendations with reference to the consumption of Empire fruit m this country. The outstanding feature
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    CHINESE AID FRANCE
    95 7 Subscriptions for National Debt Fund Reuter's Service. Paris, June 11. The Chinese students of the FrancoChinese Institute at Lyons have subscribed eleven hundred francs towards the voluntary fund for the redemption of the French national dejbt. In a letter to the Director of the Institute, the students
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    COMPENSATION GRANTED
    49 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, June 11. President Coo'idge has signed a Bill authorising compensation on account of the death of a British subject by the name of Wiil'amson who was accidentally shot by a policeman who was pursuing a bandit at East St. Louis, Illinois, in July 1921.
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    D'OISY HOPS OFF
    44 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, June 11. The French airman, D"Oisy, has left on a renewed attempt to fly to Toklo, via Russia and Siberia. [Havas Agency.] Paris, June 11. Pel le tier D'Oisy took off on hi* journey to Tokio at 9.15.
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    DR. COLE'S DEPORTATION
    46 7 Reuter's Service. Mcx co Ci y, June 11The official explanation of the deporting of Dr. Cole says that he is guilty of violation of the recent insurance law by acting as medcal examiner to insurance companies which have not* compled with the law.
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    CHAMPION IN HOSPITAL
    25 7 Reuter's Service. New York, June U. Jesse Sweetser, winner of the amateur go'f championship of Great Britain, is in hospital at Bionxvillc.
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    INDIAN OPIUM
    243 7 Ten Per Cent Reduction Each Year from 1927 Gradual Decrease for Ten Years EXPORTATION TO STOP AT END OF 1935 British Official Press Service. London, June 11. The India Office announces that the Government of India, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State, has now decided to
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    HEAD OF ANCIENT YOUTH
    95 7 Discovery of Lady Scientist at Gibraltar Reuter's Service. Gi' altar, June 12. Miss Ganrod, a stud- of the Institute Paleontologie Humaine, Paris. and of Oxford University, has discovered tihe frontal bone and other portions of a (human skull belonging to a youth embedded in the hardest
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    P.I. DISMEMBERMENT
    66 7 New Government for Moro Province Proposed Reuter's Service. Washington, June 12. The complete separation of the Moro Province in the Phillipines from the present administration at Manila and i's future administration as a separate iiependency are proposed in a Bill tabled in the House of Representatives. It provides
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    ST. DAVID'S SOCIETY
    163 7 Annual Election of Officers of Welsh Organisation The members of the St. Davids Society me* at the Adelphi Hotel last night for their annual election of officers and other business of a misce.laneous character Mr. 0. P. Griffith-Jones was chosen as. President; Mr. A. De Burgh Thomas,
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    106 7 Advices regarding the construction of seven new ships 'by the C. P. R. and tfce withdrawal of the Empress cd* Austra ia from the trans-Pacific run 'have been received. The Empress of Australia to be withdrawn from the Orient service in October. She will pass though Singapore en route to
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    Sporting News
    41 8 BOXING Stribling Loses Reuter's Service. New York. June 11. The light heavyweight champion, Berlentoach, won the decision against.Young Stribling in fifteen rounds in which tne referee frequen iy warned Strutting lor h °The g uspectators bocfted demanding more action.
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    Key—Santos To-night
    121 8 Key an 1 Tenebro meet tonight »t the Happy Vaftley in the contest which has been talked of for several weeks. The following* are the respective me»«urements of the boxers. B. Key T. Santos a «*.?»> Age 21 H%-ht 6 ft. 6 m. Height 5 ft. 4% in.
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    CRICKET
    252 8 Home Match Results Reuter's Service. London, June 11. Owing to rain there was no play yesterday ani to-day at Lo~ds and the Oval, and loth ma.ches were abandoned. Lancashire against Middlesex scored 222 Tor s x (Makepeace 95, Tyldesley 50). Warwickshire against Surrey made 212 for 8 (Wyatt 62.
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    GOLF
    217 8 Professional Championship London, June 10. At Formby, the Northern profession golf championship was won by George Gadd (Roehampton) with 296 for 72 ho.es. Of tihe eight American* compe ing Mebotn with 299, was first. Melhorn (United States). E. R. Whitcombe (Bournemouth) ani Davie* (Prenton) were bracketed second with 299.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    74 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament MONDAY'S TIES A. Doubles—Final John Lim and Ong Siow Hian—ls vs. Chen Su Len and Oh Jitt Siang, Scr. TUESDAY'S TIES B. Doubles—Final Low Yong Tiat and Low Peng Cer—l2 vs. Winner of Loo Hoong Sun and Cheong Van Soo vs. Tan Soo Lrew and Tan
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament
    91 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Ladies' Open Doubles Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Campbell beat Miss Hope Fa!knar and Miss Atk'.ns, 7—5, 6—3. Mrs Rule and Mas David beat Mrs. Van Hamel and Miss Rickard, 6—2, 6—o. Mrs. Tennent and Miss Griffith-Jones beat Mrs. Elder and Mas. Austin Jackson, 6—2, 6—o. Ladies'
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    FOOTBALL.
    103 8 Chinese and S.C.C. Draw The first league match between the SC.F.A. and She S.C.C. drew a large crowd to the Stadium yesterday afternoon and although the game was full of interesting incidents, the result was a goalless draw. Both sides had equal chances to score but both goalies were
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    The League Table
    61 8 Goals P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts Dukes 4 4 0 0 21 1 8 S.C.C. 3 1 0 2 5 3 4 S C.F.A. 4 1 1 2 6 2 4 R.E 3 1 2 0 2 17 2 S R.C. 3 0 2 1
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    S.F.A. League
    113 8 The following are the fixtures for the lionth of June:— FIRST DIVISION Tuesday, June 15. —R.A. vsi. R.E. Friday, June 18.—S.C.F.A. vs. S.R.C. VIonday, June 21.—Dukes vs. S.C.C. Wednesday, June 23.—S.C.F.A. vs. R.E. ?Yiday, June 25.—R.A. vs. S.R.C. tfonday, June 28.—S.C.C. vs. R.E. SECOND DIVISION The following are
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    THE TURF
    255 8 Selangor Race Meet Fourth Day's Handicaps 1. Horses (C) Racecourse—Zarona Boy 9.12, Florrie's Pet 9.4, Havilah 8.7, Happy Dayj 8.2, Albatross 8, Lady Blackthorn 7.10, Adajay 7.11, Cheerio 7 6. 2. Griffins (B) Six furlongs—Venture 10.4. Amrita 10.1, Vingt-et-un 9.4, Minanore 9, Buleh Harap 8.12, Princess Cole 8.10,
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    ATHLETICS
    74 8 Anglo-Chinese School Sports The Annual Athletic Sports of the Anglo-Chinese School will be bed ai the S.adium Grounds at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday, June 19. There will be two races for Old Boys of J ha School. The event for Old Boys under thirty will be a half-mi.c run,
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    AMERICAN BOASTING
    149 8 Films and Automobiles Made for the World This is written in Los Angeles where pictures are made for America and all creat'on, says Arthur Brisbane, a we 1-known American writer. Most encouraging is the fact that the entire world depends on this country for moving pictures and automobiles.
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    52 8 Station Judich, murderer of this sixteen year-old swe theart, was executed at tihe S ate prison at Carson Ci-y, Nevada, on May 21, wth lethal gas. He was unconsc ous w-thin ha f a m nute and pronounced dead in two and a half m'nutes after being placed in the
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    BANK THEFT
    1151 8 All the Accused Discharged FUDGE SAYS ALL EVIDENCE CIRCUMSTANTIAL Deputy Public Prosecutor may Appeal for Re-Trial The case for the defence of the five Indians awl the woman w<bo were charged witlh dishonestly retaining and assist ing in disposing of various amounts, the aieged proceeds of the thefij
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    SLAM AND THE F.M.S.
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