The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 June 1938

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15,496. ESTD. 1X35. A7VD O>l/Ly AT£VKS WEDNESDAY, JUNE IJ, 1938. 10 CENTS
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    YELLOW RIVER FLOODS WRECK JAPAN'S HOPE OF BIG PUSH
    316 1 Iroops Scattered: Many Face Disaster rp Mr vti r»« Hankow, June 14. JHE Yeßow River floods which have halted the Japanese advance along the Lung-Hai Railway toward Chenrehow junction of the L»n*-H.i and Peking-Hankow raHwayl' m North Honan, and caused the
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    NO BRITISH APPROACH TO JAPAN
    96 1 London, June 14. ASKED to make a statement m regard to the situation m China Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Premier, m the House of Commons today recapitulated the recent military j operations and said that Sir i Robert Craigie, the Ambasjsador m Japan, had made
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    FIRE RAGING IN BRITISH STEAMER
    68 1 Sanpedro. California. June 14. The new British steamer, the Anglo Indian, has sent out an S.O.S. that a fire, which the crew has been righting for three days, is now raging In her two forward hatches. She is attempting to make for port herself from
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    New Chairman Of Imperial Airways
    121 1 New Chairman Of Imperial Airways SIR JOHN REITH ACCEPTS POST London, June J4. CIR Kingsley Wood, the v Air Minister, informed the House of Commons today that Sir John Reith has accepted an invitation to become the whole time chairman of Imperial Airways. He also stated that at the same
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    Allegations Against Japan
    100 1 Resolution At Geneva Anti-Cpium Conference < inn' v June 1 1. A RESOLUTION to make an m"- vestjigation of the allegations against Japan and to take ••effective measures." was submitted to the Anti-Opium Committee this morning;. This follows the Japanese delegate Mr. Eiji Amau's denial of the
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    MINISTERS RESUME WORK
    76 1 London, June 14. The Prime Minister was bark at No. 10 Downing Street today. Among his visitors was the United States Ambassador, who is leaving London on Wednesday to visit the United States. Other callers during the course of the day included the Colonial Secretary, (Mr. Malcolm
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    Paris Prepares For King
    32 1 ONE OF THE FOUNTAINS m the Place de la Concorde m Paris being cleaned m preparation for the visit of the King and Queen to Paris this month.
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    Test Match Drawn
    341 1 England 658 for 8 dec: Australia 411 to suggest that they might hay,- turned the tables on England. "Hammond planned his bowling changes w?ll but though England proved themselves capable of outplaying Australia m eveiy department v •.s not yet certain that they have the bowlers with
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    RUBBER TONNAGE FIGURES
    83 1 Trorr. Our Own Correspondent London, June 14. The American Questionaire figures for rubber to May, for May and comparisons with April and May 1937 are Arrivals: May 1938. 27.410 tons, April 30,807. May last year JV0.840. Consumption: 28,947, ?.7,984. 51,733. Working day. 1.153, 1.076. 2,0«9. Dealers and
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    ALL ABOUT CHINA'S WAR
    195 1 IT HE Singapore Free Prat wUI publish next Saturday a 16--page supplement flea ma vith Sino- Japanese irai. and the part which all Chinese are p nuing to ensure victory for their country. The Supp'cnent kit br::v produced at the suggestion of a number of Chinese
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    JAPANESE AMBASSADOR WAS NOT IN!
    121 1 JAPANESE AMBASSADOR WAS NOT IN! Ixmdon, June 1 1. A DEPUTATION, com- prising of Mr. Bel Tillett, and four members of the House of Commons —Mr. Richard Adand, Mr. Willfred Roberts, Miss Maude Royden and Miss Margery Fry representing the China Campaign Committee, today went to the Japanr Kmbassy to
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    King Supports International Theatre Congress
    70 2 King Supports International Theatre Congress London, June 14. T*HE King has given his patronage to the 11th International Theatre Congress, which, under the auspices of the British Council and the British Drama League, Is to be held m London and Strat-ford-on-Avon from July 2 to July 9. On July 8,
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    Furthering Relations In Industry
    152 2 Furthering Relations In Industry MR. BROWN AND INTERVENTION B Geneva, June 14. THE Minister of Labour, Mr. Frnest Brown, speaking: at the International Labour Conference, at Geneva, today, laid stress on the part played m Britain by voluntary organisations of employers and employed m furthering good relations m industry. The
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    Guardsmen In Manoeuvres
    50 2 FOUR ROYAL AIR FORCE TROOP- CARRYING planes each carrying twenty members of the Ist. Batt. Coldstream Guards left Odiham, for Catterick. This was a part of the exercise and* recruiting march which was carried out m Northern and Midland towns. This picture shows Guardsmen entering the planes.
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    FINANCIAL CONDITION OF CHINA STABLE
    482 2 FINANCIAL CONDITION OF CHINA STABLE Yuan President DUE TO PEOPLE'S CONFIDENCE HESPITE the fact that the Shanghai dollar is down to Bd. (nominal) financial condition m China early m the summer of 1938, taking into consideration the ten-month-old war and the attendant problems and difficulties, are stable, according to Dr.
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    U.S. Dollar Rumours
    76 2 Washington, June 14. JLfR Henry Morgenthau, the U.S. Secretary of the Tre^-sury, today again depreciated the rumours of the U.S. dollar devaluation, which have recently been rife particularly m Europe. Mr. Morgenthau stated he had made contact with Mr. Joseph Kennedy, the American Ambassador m London, on
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    Hitler's Dream Of Germany
    117 2 "STRONGHOLD OF CULTURE AND CIVILISATION'' Berlin. June 14. /^ERMAN Chancellor Herr Hitler initiated a gigantic reconstruction of Berlin at noon today. He did so by giving the signal for demolition gangs to begin work, by tapping three times, with ceremonial hammer, on foundation stone of the
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    BUS DRIVER HEAVILY FINED
    57 2 Convicted on a charge of causing the death of an elderly Chinese, Loke Peng, by driving a motor bus' m a negligent manner, at Telok Blangah Road, on Feb. 10, Tan Kirn 800 was fined $90. m default four months' rigorous imprisonment, by the Singapore Criminal
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    'THE BEST WAY OF LIVING"
    37 2 A symposium on "The Beat Way of Living- will be held at the local lodge of the Theosophical Society, 14 Handy Road, tomorrow at 6 p.m. Four wellknown Theosophiats are taking part.
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    U.K. STEEL OUTPUT NEW DEFENCE LOAN MET WITH APPROVAL
    322 2 U.K. STEEL OUTPUT NEW DEFENCE LOAN MET WITH APPROVAL "Most Attractive Offer" London, June 1 L "TT is the most attractive offer the Government has made for a long time." This was the remark of a leading London broker when asked by Reuter today for his opinion of the Government's
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    Air Dash Saves Seaman's Life
    78 2 Hongr Kong:. June 14. A DRAMATIC seaplane dash rk last night saved the life of A. B. James O'Shea, of the H.M.S. Dorsetshire, who was stricken with appendicitis while the vessel was 60 miles out at sea. The plane with the patient arrived at Hong:
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    More Of A Comedy Than Intended
    251 2 More Of A Comedy Than Intended "JUNGLE LOVE" AT THE CAPITOL AN an island m the "South f When natives known as I yans." brandish spoar s and w multi-armed itOfM tnlltl fad i v.here a lion cub na-no-iLs m chimpanzee, is set "Her Jungle lan r Dorothy Lamour'.s MCOnd
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    DECREE NISI FOR PENANG WOMAN
    76 2 (Ftoa Our Own I L>t don. Jun 1 IN the Kind's Bench D Mrs. Marjorie Lou Runnymcd'* Hotel Penang. was cd decree nisi by Mr ton on the v rounds if dosrrtion husband. Fdward JfcOMi R The suit uus not d tfattdad Mr. Wake came
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    China's Successes On Yangtse Banks
    319 2 China's Successes On Yangtse Banks Hankow, June 14. THE Chinese headquarters at Hankow have formally announced victories on both sides of the Yangtse River, near Ankin?, capital of Anhui. Three Japanese columns advanced simultaneously m the direction of Sucheng, Chinkiangkow and Wushachia, assisted by 50 warships and eight transports. The
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    KRA BOGEY IS AGAIN EXPLODED
    840 3 Siamese Foreign Office Report GREATESf~IIYTH TN MODERN HISTORY" IN spile of repeated denials on the parl of the Siamese I Government, the Kra Canal bogey cropped up during [he past year m many foreign newspapers "Ever *\nrZ birth says the Siamese .Foreign Office Journal "this
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    25 3 yi^o Marie Schiess who v/ 7r,a\c her debeut m the S A. DC. production of "The Naughty Wire" at the Victoria Theatre on July 9.
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    DRIVER WAS NOT NEGLIGENT
    66 3 Knocked down by a car on Jan 24. a Chinese, Lim Ah Loke 40. died m hospital from a fracture of the spine on April 4. At an inquiry into his death he'd by Mr. W. O. Porter, the Coroner yesterday, a verdict of death by
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    Happy World Management Fined
    204 3 Happy World Management Fined a fine of "20 was imposed on the manager of the Happy World Cabaret for committing a breach of the conditions of the licence, by carrying on the cabaret, dancing and musical entertainment after midnight. The accused, who appeared on a summons, pleaded guilty before the
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    DIRECTOR OF JUSTICE RETURN TO JAVA
    42 3 Mr. K. L. J. Enthoven. Director of Justice m the Netherlands Indies, passed through Singapore yesterday m the Rotterdam Lloyd liner Indrapoera He vas on his way back to Java after lon^ l^ave m the Netherlands.
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    MR. AND MRS. BEITH RETURN
    29 3 Ifr. A. V. Beith. general manager. Kepong (Ma lay I Rubber Estates, Ltd.. Kepong. and Mrs. Belth. returned by the Indrapoera from Europe yesterday.
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    BISHOP ON JAVA TRIP
    25 3 Th« Rt. Rev. Basil Roberts. Bishop o( S nsapor.\ loft m the Indrapoera I riay on a round trip to Java.
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    172 3 rr H t second and third of the Short Sunderland flying boats for the RAF Singapore, will fly from England 'early next month, and the fourth and fifth will follow shortly atterwards. The first, the Sunderland. is at present making fast time en her flight from England.
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    King Farouk's Aunt Visiting Europe
    28 3 PRINCESS NIMET Moukhtar, aunt of King Farouk, board* a liner at Alexandra for a visit to Europe. She is second from the left.
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    Traffic Case Adjourned Until Next Year
    75 3 QWIXG to the congestion of cases m the Police Courts, the rase against D. Humphreys for an alleged traffic offence on Mar. 12. was postponed to Jan. 3, 1939, this being the earliest date m the Fourth Police Court. Humphreys, who appeared on a
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    Law Notice For The Day
    56 3 Law Notice For The Day Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Judgment: Bkcy. 188 36— Re D. M Davits, Thereafter:— For mention: S 177 37— F. E. Somnerecker vs. Engineers Contractors Ltd. Refore Mr. Justice Home m 3rd Court at 11 a.m. S29T3— Khye Giap
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    How Japanese Spread Heroin & Morphine In Occupied Areas
    1754 4  - How Japanese Spread Heroin Morphine In Occupied Areas Muriel Lester What Does Japan Say? By (The Well-known British Social Worker) AFTER returning to London from China m March, 1936, various reports reach( d me during the next 15 months from fo reign observers, medical men, journalists and missionaries) that the
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    M. P.'s Criticise Imperial Airways Again
    528 4 A London Letter (From Our London Correspondent) r»IVIL flying as well as bombers has been discussed m the House of Commons this week. Imperial Airways have again come under fire and for over seven hours members of all parties joined m criticism of the
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    A WOMAN IN TROUBLE
    197 4 Muddy Complexion Kheum.it Kru Overweight Too Tired I > wertu If this woman had tnk. n a dilfcn i remedy for each of ):»i r n;n. Hints, she would have been kept Mfj m. In actual fact, she took only medicine. And within six weeks she
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      198 4 d^ 'II 9 Lriloey s SPEY ROYAL Scotch Whisky 10 YEARS OLD APB 3A g (J&u um\c out I have a plan which 1 think will interest you. 1 believe you are still under 40 iind that you have a wife and children. There are two thinjo which must be
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    Hitler In Shell Form
    28 5 Hitler In Shell Form Hal artist Walter Trier sees Hcrr Hitler m "eggs ;V ■M whether the artist would* allowed cither m orOut'oiGer ?>ia?iy after this searching cartoon.
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    PARIS PREPARES FOR ROYAL VISITORS
    1041 5 PARIS PREPARES FOR ROYAL VISITORS Flower-Decked Streets For King and Queen 100 SPECIAL" TRAINS TO CAPITAL A WELCOME without parallel m the history of the *Ln ?h UWIC awa its D Xi n X Ge r ge and Queen Elizabeth when they arrive m Pans on June 28 for their
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    Russia Fights Vodka With Champagne
    381 5 Russia Fights Vodka With Ch ampagne UIGHTING VODKA with champagne and other wine. In A addition to providing luxuries for those who are able to buy them the Soviet Union plans to produce 1.000.000 bottles of champagne during 1938. ALTHOUGH it will take men. than 1.000.000 bottles yearly-, a lower
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    IMPORTANT TO LIVER SUFFERERS
    120 5 IMPORTANT TO LIVER SUFFERERS Bj Dr. Oui^non of the Farulty of M»*«ii«'in»" Kari-' i Kept very busy by an liver" disorders a great many .ng "out Of sorts," bilious, de- unable to enjoy their food. Urn best remedy for an upset by certain famous Contin>Mt rciencc has now -^ib!e for
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    CHINA'S NEW WAR- TIME WOMANHOOD
    321 5 CHINA'S NEW WAR- TIME WO MANHOOD Uf*O and do your part m the nations campaign of resistance against Japanese invasion." That was the last instruction given 57 Chinese girls all within the age of 16 and 25 as they were awarded diplomas qualifying them as China's women volunteers m war-aid
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    Correspondents Defend Amateur Dramatics
    1027 5 Letters To The Editor "Let's Be Tolerant": Why Some Great Artistes Dislike Malaya (To the Editor of the Free Press) Sir,— Recent pungent letters regarding local amateur efforts have been very discouraging. Personally I am of opinion that Singapore audiences, probably the most discriminating m their
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    "MALAYAI IS NOT THE ELDORADO OF THE ORIENT"
    404 7 REV. HAMILTON AIKEN'S COMMENTS ON COLONIES Need For More Propaganda About Conditions Here AAALAYA b no| the Eldorado of the East but much good work j <m here under the direction of |be (lovcrnment," writes the Rev. Hamilton Aiken, of Inoh, m
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    46 7 HE NEW reseat m Liechtenstein, •rince Prancis Joseph, who is 31 years old. who will be the regent ot' the small principality of 85 square miles and uith a population of 11.500. as his uncle, the 84-year old Prince Fran/ the First has renouiued the throne.
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    BRITISH AIR ATTACHE FOR SIAM
    63 7 BRITISH AIR ATTACHE FOR SI AM 'From Our Own Correspondent* Bangkok. June 13. The British Legation today announces the appointment cf an air attache. Wii g-Commander A G. Bishop. O BE. Britain will now be the tint legation m Sam to have military, naval and air attaches. Wing -Commander BUhop
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    GAVE FALSE INFORMATION
    69 7 (From Our Own Correspondent" Johore Bahru, June 13. Found guilty of giving false information to the Johore Bahru Second Magistrate that Tan Oh was a common coolie and had no fixed place of abode. Man Hoy Siew, a Chinese living at the 10th mile, Seudai. was found
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    NO RATES FOR HOME
    47 7 me nome ior tne Aged m i nomscn Road. Singapore, lias been made exempt from payment of rates while the premises are used solely for religious and charitable purposes. This was decided at a meeting of Committee No. 1 of the Municipal Commissioners.
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    Shirley Temple As Cleopatra !
    130 7 Shirley Temple As Cleopatra MR GEORGE Bernard Shaw would not be drawn into a discussion concerning the most suitable young: actress to play the part of Cleopatra m the forthcoming production of his play when reporters questioned him at his country house at Ayot St. Lawrence, Herts. Mr. Sydney Carroll,
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    PARIS HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT IN ALEXANDRETTA
    211 7 JHERE are hopes m Paris that the trouble between France and Turkey over the Sanjak of Alexandretta will be settled shortly. The Sanjak la m the north of Syria. on the Turkish frontier. It is to have self -government within Syria when the French
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    CHINESE WANTED IN SINGAPORE
    50 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 14. Wanted m Singapore on a charge of alleged criminal breach of trust, a Chinese. Llm Peck Gee, appeared before Mr. J. McEvette. m the Malacca Police Court today, and the charge explained to him. Lim admitted being wanfcpfl person.
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      147 7 Diary Of The RAFFLES: Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 830 p.m. Dinner and Dance 9.30 to midnight. SEA VIEW HOTEL: Special Dinner and Dance. Entertainment provided by Fay Hamilton. i\COCOANUT GROVE Dinner and Dance?* CINEMAS. ALHAMBKA: "Swing Your Lady" \7ith Humphrey Bogart and Louise Fazenda. Warner Bros. Opening today 3.15. 6.15
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1938. The Opium Weapon
    631 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1938. The Opium Weapon THE debate on drug traffic m China before the League AntiOpium Commission at Geneva is especially important because ot the allegation made by the Chinese Government that the Japanese are using narcotics as a weapon to break down the
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    10 8 1 1'npynght «n AH C\»\ii— 1#« i COTTA MO9l2ft f
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    Maurice Gamelin Would Command Anglo-French Armies In Wartime
    823 8 Maurice Gamelin Would Command Anglo-French Armies In Wartime Europe's War Chiefs QENERAL MAURICE Gustave Gamelin. 66-year-old chief of the general staff, is France's No. 1 candidate for generalissimo of the Franco-British armies m the event of r.nother war with Germany. This position would not only fall to him because he
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    Prince Paul— Rotation
    156 8 A NOIHEH ruler his n< head d1 the Ri Uiy f)Hmu his country. He is the Prince R- i ol Jugoslav!*, who was ele<t«x! rary Life Governor Jugotlai R nans at their annual Belgnute. Prince Paul now joins Md) other noad.s of SUtos as Pre^( <ne. veil
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    REGISTRATION AND RATIONIN^OF OPIUM SMOKERS NOW STABLE
    812 9 All Persons Addicted Should Be Recorded FLUCTUATION DOES NOT MEAN INCREASE a n\a v 1 m The estimated Chinese population of the Straits Settlements o\\ Dec. 31. was 820.897 out ol a total estimated population of 1.310.959. Of the 820 897 Chines« it
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    BUSINESS REGISTRATION BILL TALKS
    121 9 BUSINESS REGISTRATION BILL TALKS an (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 14. THE Perak and Selangor Chln- ese Chambers of Commerce are inviting representatives of Chinese public bodies m the F.M.S. to meet and discuss the controversial Business Registration Bill m the Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday at
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    22 9 i-iOBBY ard Teddy youngest sons of Mr. Joseph Kennedy, UnVed sta i es A^assador to London^ opened Pets' Corner at the London
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    Duchess At Parade
    33 9 J*HE Duchess of Kent attended parade m the Cambridge Theatre m aid of the Society for the Provision of Occupational Industries for the Physically Handicapped. She is shoivn beiva received.
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    Importance Of Governor's Visit To C. Highlands
    377 9 Importance Of Governor's Visit To C. Highlands DOTH the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, and the G.0.C., Major-Gen. W. G. S. Dobbie, are to visit Cameron Highlands during the next few weeks. Sir Shenton Thomas is going there during an official tour of the Malay States, but General Dobbie is stated
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    Naval Changes
    99 9 CEVEKAL important naval moves were announced yesterday. Vice-Admiral S'-r Alexander Ramsay, recently ('ommander-in-Chicf of the East Indies Squadron, has been appointed to H.M.S. President, additional for duty ins de the Admiralty and to be a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty and Chief of the Naval Air Services m
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    MR. F. S. HOHSON DIES
    87 9 'From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. June 14. Mr. F. s. Ilobson. manager of the Plus Estate, Sungci Siput, who was admitted to Batu Gajah hospital a iortnight ago. has died. Mr. Hotwon, who resided In Malaya for nearly 30 years, occupied a prominent place m
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    ELEVEN CHINESE ON GAMING CHARGE
    55 9 In the Second Police Court yesterday eleven Chinese were charged with playing m a common gaming house and three with assisting m its management. All claimed trial and hearing was adjourned till June 22. The men were arrested during a raid on stall m the
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    FOUR SAINTS
    22 9 Four lorongs off St. George's Road. Singapore. h?ve been renamed St. Frances, St. Barnabas, St. Lawrence and St. Wilfred Roate.
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    U.K. FLYING CLUBS FACE CRISIS
    355 9 R. A. F Training Rationing (Free Press Special) DLANS are hein^ Mm!s m B!f hai to ration out K.A.T. training work to private aeroplane clubs. Many clubs aro m the doldrums- NtfOTM lair expansioiL Several are on the VtrgG of dosing down, to avoid bankruptcy.
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    HOLLANDER FINED
    49 9 A Hnlliix dor. H< rul Ehoiv was lln« d $10 yt sterday by the Third Pollri? I Magistrate. Mr Hawltnus when he pU ad«d gui.ty leav.ng Uk C mr Malacca OH JVM 12. when .»»> witliMiit having .n. c iws.p »rt Mrt by the Re? str:<r of Ali
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK & SHARES
    288 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES Last Night's Quotations I From London 5.3( Share ol £1 denomination unless L otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 p.c., 1944-G4.... Funding Loan. 4 p.c.. 1960-90 War Loan. 3'/ 2 pc Com. Union Assce. (Units) Prudential Assce "A" Royal Insce <£ share 10s. pd. Great
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    New York Markets
    368 10 The followir. g quotations are published by courtesy of S. E. Levy and Co, and Swan Culbertson and Fritz DOW JONES AVERAGES. Previously Yesterday Close Close Changes 30 Industrial, 114.23 111.87 off 2.36 20 Rails 20.53 20.16 off .37 20 Utilities 19.04 18.54 off .50 40 Bonds
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    89 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June 14, 12 o'clock noon T Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases <F. 0.8 June) 19% 19 y o Good F.AQ. m bales «FX).B. June) 18^ iB=/ 4 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spotloose) (awardable Singapore* 191 4 1934 June i 9i /b 19% Juty-Sept. 20 20V 8
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS
    191 10 From London 5.30 p. m. Yesterday RUBBER: Steady. London: 5 13,16 d. 5 5;16d. Previously: 5 1316 d. 515 16d. August: 5%d. 6d. Previoiusly: 5y B d. 6d. Oct.-Dec: 5 15;i6d. 6 1 16 d. Previously: 5 1516 d. 6 1 16 d. Jan. -Mar.: 6d 6V
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    THE METAL MARKETS
    68 10 From London: Latest Quotations TIN: Easy. Spot: £170 2s. 6d. Previously: .£172 2s. 6d. Three nonths: £170 17s. Gd. Previously. £172 17s. &d. NEW YORK TIN: "Opening price > 38.62 Previously 39.25 COPPER: Settlement: £33 12s. Cd. Previously: £34 10s. GOLD: Yesterday: £7 os. Bd. Previously: £7
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    Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations
    70 10 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations Method of Parity before Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viously p **te Franc to 121.1 180* 8 180 5 16 New York to 4.88 496^, 4 96% Amsterdam Guilders to 8.97? 4 4 95% 4 96"* 4 Hong Kong.. Per dollar is 215 I6d.
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    LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
    186 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations SELLING Singapore, June 14. London, T.T. 2|3 23|32 London, demand 2 3 23 32 Lyons, demand 2053 Switzerland, demand 250 Hamburg, demand 141Vb New York, demand 57% Montreal, demand 57 15*16 Batavia. demand 103 7|16 Samarang. demand 103 516 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon,
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    Daily Share Report
    124 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY MINING. Tin at midday was 586.00. down $1.00. The Tin share market was again extremely dull and a number of shares were offered some two to three cents lower than yesterday without however attracting: much inquiry
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co.'s List
    1357 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co. 's List From Exchange Telegraph Co. TUESDAY, JUNE 14. U»38: 5 P.M. MINING Buyer* Sellers Ampat Tin <4st 3s 4'-d 3s 9d A.s-ia: Kumoang it) 28s 40s Austral Malay 42s Gd 47s bd N Ayer Hitam (5s» 22s Cd 23s 6d c.d.
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    QUIET CONDITIONS ON LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE MARKET
    900 11 Neither Commodities Nor Shares Fluctuate MESSRS. FRASER CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT QISCE again there is little of interest on which to comment on the business of the past week write Messrs. Fraser Co. m their weekly stock and share report. Markets m practically
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    Singapore Produce Price
    172 11 Singapore Produce Price Singapore. June 11, 12 noon Buyers Seller* Gambjer l.m Hamburg Cube $14 5i Java Cube $11 C( Pepper White Mv.ntok $14.00 White..- $13 50 Black 8 25 Copra (Today's prices) Mixed 33.00 Sun Dried 53. 4Q Tapioca Small Flake $3.9t Fair FlaKe $3 70 Medium Pearl $4.2.
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    80 11 M.mila, June 13. Last Sale Prices Previous Today Pesos Antamol: 0.43 0 435 Atok 0.29 0 28 Coco Grove 0 485 0 49 Demonstration 0.32 0 ??xd I. XL. 069 070 Masbate 0 14 0 16 Mines Operation! 10 San Mauricio 0 473 049 United Paracale
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    RADIO PROGRAMMES
    166 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE ZIIL 1.33 me (225 m.) p m. 1.00 Mioccllaneous programme of new gramophone records 2.00 Interval. 5.00 Hokkieu Amoy Music, t 5.40 Ptiping draiii:i 6.20 Musical Interlude, f 6.30 Dance music played by CharJii-Vi Hut btompery. with Mandarin Vocal Refralni sun c by the Misses. Hita Bra
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    PENANG
    43 11 Znj Mr/> »«j»s fn.^ p. m. 7.00 Si»m&l and pvsjjraßMst. 7.05 -Good Old Boobs"; "More Old Bong**; "BUII More Old Son?s" (Jacl: Hylton) "War Soncs M-dley 11 "What's Yours"; "Drury I^nr Pantomime Memories". 7.55 News bulle.in. 8.00 Chinese music. 9.00 Close down.
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    EMPIRE STATION TRANSMISSIONS 2 AND 3.
    424 11 EMPIRE STATION TRANSMISSIONS 2 AND 3. GSH 21.4? Ac/i 1114) mi; «•»<» |f.tl me s (16.88 m.f. GSF. (5.14 met U3.X2 01.1 GSJ 2153 me s (13.93 n. t GSU a «i> nc/( (25.53 m p.m. 6.05 Big Be&. "PaLice of Viiiiri.es With F.lsie ur.d Doris Waters (Radio's "Ut-it and
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    NIROM
    67 11 UK 15.15 Mr m p.m. 4.50 Announcement. 4.54 Afternoon concert of Zigrundcr music. 5.50 Film tuno?. 6.20 Richard Strauss compositions. 6 47 Programme review. 6.50 News bulMin. 7.10 Hawaiian big boys. 7.40 Mrdi^al tallc. 8.00 Pccordcd Jtiusic 8.20 Opcninjf Vr»ik?;raad. 9.00 Omroep orcht stra undrr van der Bljl. 9.48
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    ROME
    23 11 <KO 11 81 Me/ (ZL 4 v > p.m. 6.20 Opening announce;ncnt. Newt m EogOsh. liuht m'Fir. Talk In Chinese. News m Ita'ian.
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    HONG KONG
    26 11 p.m. t> 30- 10 20 European orogrKmn>«» 50 Stock quotations and Kxrnaner Mar kct Tx>rt i 20 Time slsrnal weather report u\a tr ncruemeiiUs.
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    HOW ADMIRALTY HOPE TO GUARD TRADE ROUTES
    490 12 Secretary On Plans Before Shipping Committee HOW the Admiralty hopes to guarantee the safety of main trade routes m the event of war was disclosed by Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare, Secretary tc the Admiralty, at a luncheon m Liverpool recently. The main features of
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    Renewed Terrorism Against Jews
    133 12 Renewed Terrorism Against Jews Vienna, June 13. COME 300.000 Jews m Vienna have been subjected to a revival of terrorism, though m a less brutal form than employed by Nazis following the siege of Austria. Many Jews have been arrested m their homes and have been sent into the country
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    STRAITS/NEW YORK CONFERENCE
    48 12 Freight Tariff No. 14. Schcelite And Wolfram Ore. It is notified lor information that, with effect as from Sept. 15, 1938. th? contract and non-contract rates of freight on the abovementioned commodities will be increased to U.S.$25.00 and U.S.$27.00 per ton of 20 cwt. respectively.
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    Shipping Notes
    448 12 YN view of the rapid growth of the foreign and domestic trade of Davao port, the local wharf will be improved to give better docking facilities to ocean-going and interisland steamers. The sum of PI 10.000 has been appropriated for the improvement of the port and the construction
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      142 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR The following ships arc alongstd* tbe wharses or expected 10 arm East Wharf Entrance Gate 1: Kxil Rohna 22. Main Wharf. Entrance Gate ll Kxit 1; Carthage 18; Mata Hari 16; PhlloetPteii 14; Boston Maru 9; Hector 7 Empire Dock, Entrance Gate 2: Exit 3: Santhia 30; Mentor
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      482 13 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. {Incorporated m England.) FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer cityoporan BSS t-SS 55£ JSff ft*;- on. 2 FOR NEW YORK BOSTON BALTIMORE HALIFAX MONTREAL CITY OF KIMBERLEY t J«ij c July jo ISTHMIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY {Incorporated tn USA) FOR ATLANTIC
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      661 14 K. P. M. (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND) MAKASSER— Wednesday. June 15, Prigi-Radja, Sapat. Tembilahan, Poelo«Pallar,, Pcngalian Estate and Rengat. REAEL Wednesday, June 15, Belawan-Deli. THEDENS-- Wednesday, June 15. Muntok and Palembang. TOGIAN -Wednesday, June 15, Toengkal. Mceara-Saba and DJambl. RFUNST— Thursday, June 16 Toboali, Cheribon, Semarang, Sourabaya, Boeleleng (pa.ssengers and mails
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    AIR FORCE JUST BEAT SKINS IN FIRST DIVISION
    440 15 Odd Goal In Three Win At Anson Road R.A.F. NOW IN SECOND PLACE IN LEAGUE R.A.F. 2; Skins T |»l()l .Gil playing the better same, the R.A.F. just manned "J "beat the Skins by two goals to one m the first division
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    One Goal Wins Division 3 Match
    164 15 One Goal Wins Division 3 Match [TAR? goal late In the second decided the irame m favour cf tal Hospital at the V.M.C.A. sterday, when they beat the ;FA. one nil m their third division r match. poalf had several narrow escapes In the game and the goalkeepers ;<xd exhibitions
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    MRS. RUDDOCK WINS JUNE MEDAL
    213 15 Women's Golf At &.G.C. 1 men's June medai rampetii> played at Bukit Timah on lay and resulted m a win for Mrs. V 3. Ruddock In "A" division with a of 36. m a win for Mrs. R. L. m B" division with a net
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    S.R.A. SHOOT
    148 15 The Singapore Rifle Association held v Spoon Shoot on Bukit Timah I?Ange Saturday afternoon, one spoon oeing put up for those firing S.R.<B) .id one spoon for those firing S.R. (A> or Service Rifle as issued. Results: R »B) 2 SIGHTERS AND 10 ROUNDS FLP.S. 150 Groes H'c*p
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    CHINESE WIN B.H.L. SOCCER
    163 15 0.C.8.C 4: H. SB I. In the Business House League soccer played on the Clerical Union Ground yesterday, the Oversea Chinese Bank defeated the Horg Kong and Shanghai Bank by Tour goals to one. The game was very scrappy throughout and fii teen minutes alter the
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    63 15 Twenty-lour cards were taken out for the June medal (Bogey) which resulted m a win for J. E. Stephens with 1 down. Ball Sweeps resulted: Saturday: Ist section J. E. Fforde 3 down, J. R. Anderson 3 down; 2nd Section H. N. Croft 4 down. Sunday; Ist
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    52 15 The following members have accepted to play soccer for S.C.C. vs. 'po'ice (friendly) today at the S.C.C. ground: G. Boas, F. G. Stiff, K. C. Gillett, R. J Forbes, C. C. Webster, F. E. Hutchin'son- J. E. D. Graham, A. E. Minns, H. Fchelsheim. E. A. Corless and
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    Yadi To Play Loon Chong In S. L. T. A. Singles Final
    625 15 Yadi To Play Loon Chong In S. L. T. A. Singles Final J^ FINAL and three singles semi-finals m the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships were decided yesterday on the S.C.C. courts m straight sets. I In the men's singles last year's champion, Yong Loon Chong:, played cleverly to beat 11.
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    Selangor Too Good For The Negri
    297 15 From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur, June 14. DROVING that Negri Sembilan's solitary goal victory was m I nature of flash m the pan Selangor. today. Inflicted a three goal victory over Ncgri m a socivr friendly on the T.P.C.A. ground. ft was
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    VETERANS DOWN GUNNERS THREE GOALS TO TWO
    372 15 Bright Soccer In FriendlyMatch Yesterday ORIGIIT SOCCER was served on the Fraser and Nrave Sports ground yesterday when the Veterans inflicted a narrow d< feat on the R.A. second team b> the odd goal m five. Starting briskly the Gunners vvrc on the
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    SEREMBAN CRICKET
    80 15 irron Our Own Correspondent' Sercmban, June 12. A fine knock of 58 by G. W Waites. of Malacca, was a feature of the rr.cket match played here today, when Malacca Club beat Sungei UJong Club by 4 wickets Scores: S.U. Club 90 (Dr. Cameron 33. Stephens 6 for
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    Narrow Margin In Fadang Soccer
    279 15 Narrow Margin In F adang Soccer QN the IR C. padan. the Skim de:, all I UM IMIeJI c -d division toectf Match fef one ll to nil The Indiana arrived for play oje man >-hort, and < :ni rnn. With ten men. It w;..s dur.: period that the Skins
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    LAD FOOTERS XI
    48 15 Th<' roUowfng will \> •oeeer lor Lad Itooten Tamil BtOtbtfhood Party t< the Indian MnctatflOß Riound ;«v j p m. CbeOOg Sv;ih. Vt. A Chvr. A)) \Kiu John. Ah Hah. X.d ink, Yu<u Sum Wing, Wrhitl Woon, Chin chin ClMon, MJfa Chyc vu.n Swec Ho<-k «C'.i;>l
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      140 15 ROYAL ENGINEERS GOLF MEETING The following are details of the R.E. gclf meeting to be held, by kind permission of the Ctfmmittee, at the I Singapore Goif Club on Thursday. 900 a.m. Pennyruick (17) and Tosh (18). 9.05 a.m. Kimber (21) and Gregory <14.». 9.10 am Pe-Tt (4) and Gibson
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    NOTTINGHAM TEST ENDS IN DREARY DRAW
    1058 16 Australia 427 For Six: Brown And Bradman Score Centuries Australian Captain Creates New Record CROWD AGAIN BARRACK BATSMEN AS anticipated at close of play on Monday the first Test Match completed at Trent Bridge yesterday ended :a an uninteresting draw when stumps were drawn.
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    Hammond Again
    21 16 \V 7ALLY Hammond has been invited to Captain Kn«:land m the second T* -t at lord's this nianth. Reuter
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    HOME CRICKET
    208 16 Home cricket r:sults as cabled by Reu.er are At Horaham, Hantj beat Sussex by one wicket. Sussex 227 -Herman 5 tor 74) and 13.3. (Herman 4 for 53. Heath 5 for 50>. Hants 209 (Wood 7 lor .32) and 184 for 9 (Smith 5 lor 25 J Ketter'ng,
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    Weights For Tomorrow's Races At K.L.
    262 16 Weights For Tomorrow's Races At K.L. (From Our Own Corrcsp^rc^Kuala Lumpur. Jinn- l J_|ANDICAPS for TtIUJ the Bn| day o; Selangor Skye meeting an* .1 follows: Horses, Class 5. Div. 1, 5'- fur- Fancan 10.5 Happy Boy |if PirtVOl 10.5 MU*. St,a;>>r. 99 Woovcr 10.1 Mile d A-i: Emperor Kublat
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    116 16 Correspondence Suggested XI To Play Negri (To the Sports Editor) Sir: Will you please allow me spac( to write in connection with Malaya j Cup soccer. Before Singapore's "Mahva" Cup Soccer campaign begin.s with play 9£9Jast the Negri on Saturday week at Anson Road Stadium. I would
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    103 16 The following will be SCR.C. cricket teams fcr this week-end. On Saturday, against Ceylon SporU Club at p.m. on Raleistier Plain: Scan Kens? Blew. Chia Ker.g Hock, Oan Kee Ti;in. Tr\n Thean Tok Robert Tan. Swe? Lin Swen:?. Or. 1 Kirn Hoc Law Ke;> P;w. Lo^r Kce Choo
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    32 16 London. June 14. The Gold VftM run at Asrot today resulted: Fox Olore i— l>; Bolonaiai •20 1»: Michpmmy (7—l), Twentyone ran: won by one and a ball lengths; a neck. Keuter.
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