The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 June 1938

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15,501 EvSTD. 1835. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1938 10 CENTS
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  • Article, Illustration
    The Well-Dressed Guardsman
    34 1 THE WELL-DRESZFD MAS at the Trooping of the Colour always wears a busby, and this little visitor was not outdone. He shows hr can be as ""mart as a real Guardsman.
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  • Article
    CHIANG KAI-SHEK REVIEWS WAR ?
    908 1 CHIANG KAI-SHEK REVIEWS WAR Strength Of Army I Y*s£fcCCsOtsHl "WAR IS A TRAGEDY" HANKOW, JUNE 20. IN RESPONSE TO INQUIRIES FROM FOREIGN WAR 1 CORRESPONDENTS, GENERAL CHIANG KAI-SHEK HAS GIVEN A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THE WAR SITUATION IN WHICH HE SAYS THAT IT IS A WELL-KNOWN FACT THAT, SINCE THE
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  • Article
    Two Boats For Big Flight
    123 1 Two Boats For Big Flight London, June 20. OOOKINGS have been so heavy for the first flying boat service from England to Australia, which starts from the Imperial Airways base at Southampton next Sunday, that two flying boats will be used. The flight will mark the completion of the scheme
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    BUSY BUTLER EXPLAINS FOR HALIFAX
    338 1 BUSY BUTLER EXPLAINS FOR HALIFAX London. June l(S THE Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax, was awaiting a report from the British Consul -General m Shanghai on the lates*- steps he had taken regarding representations to the Japanese Government to permit the free circulation of tram cars of the Shanghai Electric i
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    New Guinea Explorer Dies In Sydney
    256 1 SYDNEY .11 NE 20. NEW GUIA*SA EXPLORER, JACK HIDES, DIED IN SYDNEY TODAY. HE WAS ONLY 32 YEARS OF AGE. IJIDES, a Sydney man, joined the New Guinea police some years ago. In 1935. he set out on an exploration trip into the interior.
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  • Article
    Chinese General Executed
    84 1 Chinese General Executed Hankow, June 20. /^•ENTRAI. Government military headquarters at Hankow have announced the execution on June 17 of General Lung Mo-han. commander of the crack 88th. Division, which took part m the Shanghai fighting. The announcement says that General Lung Mo-han failed to carry out orders from his
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    10 P.C. QUOTA FOR BUFFER POOL
    271 1 "Holiday" For I.T.C. LONDON. JUNE 20. THE M'FFKR STCM'K SCHEME WAS PKOVKI) AT THE MEETING OF TIIK INTERNATIONAL TIN COMMITTKK IIKM) IN LONDON today. Malaya and the other tin restricting countries which wore represented it the meeting signed the agreement. Siam was not represented.
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    No Advance In Honan
    286 1 Hankow, June 20. JT is confirmed that the .Japanese have abandoned their plan to capture the cities of Hankow and Wuchang by way of the Honan province. The main enemy forces from Kaifeng, capital of Honan, and Lanfeng have been withdrawn to positions m the Fengchiu
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      45 1 BIGIA TEA firings the freshness and fragrance of the Ma I a. van gardens direct to your home Malaya s Premier Hotel. TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE G. 30 P.M. to 8.30 P.M. DINNER and DANCE 0.30 P.M. to MIDNIGHT, (informal) KO ADMISSION CHARGE DAN HOPKINS' HAND
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      93 1 Then* is no bettf BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEAVSEW HOTEL THIS MTEER TONIGHT— W EDNBSOAT— FRIDAY- s.\ i IKDW SPECIAL DINNER cSL DANCE /Si MNNBR AND D4MCB MCttG Bl I m.*im SELLER'S POPULAR HUNGARIAN BAND ,xaw.j ENTERTAINMENTrEOVIDF.fi r.v UUtXHi DON 6c DOLLY, continental character dancers THE ROTARY CL: ffi
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    PRINCESS IN GUNPLAY DRAMA
    291 2 Sister Of High Official PRINCE SHOT DURING STRUGGLE (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 20. A MOM CHAO PRINCESS, sister of the chairman of the Siamese Council of Regency, is alleged to have shot and killed a Mom Chao Prince. who was a ward of King
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  • Article
    King Reviews Home Fleet Today
    76 2 London, June 10. THE Kins has gone to Weymoulh where he will review the 78 ships of the Home Fleet tomorrow. He will join the flagship Nelson. which will lead the fleet to tea for exercises. The King will see the moet modern naval secrets
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    Copper Cut Was Not Warranted
    184 2 London, June 20. THE sustained advance m copper prices since the announcement of the quota cut shows that the metal exchange chooses to place a bullish interpretation on the producers' action, although some copper experts are afraid that it envisages a further decline m consumption.
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    AUSTRALIANS MAKE 303
    59 2 London. June fti. The Australians made 303 m the match against Lancashire today <Hassett 118, Phillipson five lor 93). Lancashire made 289 'Oldfi^ld 69, Phillipson 52, MoCormick four for 81.» Yorkshire won by an inr.inss and 23 1 Yorkshire 416 (Barber 157. Bmailes 116 Surrey 52 <
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    FOUR EXECUTED FOR TREASON
    48 2 Berlin. June 20. Three men nnd a young w I n i I from south Germany, were i c being convicted ol h treason. The woman, who was 28 years old, accused ol passing en milKary secrets to "h:?h Communist function* aries abr-qri." Reuter
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  • Article
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    15 2 Berlin. JMM Baron Gottfried von Cramm has withdrawn his appeal against his son-; Reuter tence.—R
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    STOP PRESS
    138 2 New York. June ?0 It is understood that indictments agalpat 20 persons suspected of partLipalion of German espicnaue m the United States have been prepared for tb« Federal grand jury. Although the grand jury vote on the indictments today they are not expected to be published until later
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    When War Was Picturesque
    24 2 £EVENTY THOUSAND CHILDREN attended the rehearsal of the Aldersho: Tattoo. The scene shows the assault and capture of Fort Mcrro.
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  • Article
    Anti-Japanese Trouble Stopped By Police
    212 2 Anti- Japanese Trouble Stopped By Police CROWDS GATHER IN SEREMBAN (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 20. I TUGE crowds gathered at Wallich Street, tonrsrht, I 1 when trouble occurred between two street stall-holders dealing m imsceikmeotiK ffoode. The allegation that one sold Japanese goods was the cause of the
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    WIMBLEDON STARTS
    274 2 WIMBLEDON tennis tournament, the Mecca of the m »rld*fl 1 esi I rs, started y< I t< rday. This y ar, American, Donald Budge, seems to havi a mortgage on the main event, the men's singles title. TJis Vay la made much easier by the absence of Baron
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    Nationalists Told To Destroy Pirate Ships
    111 2 Nationalists Told To Destroy Pirate Ships Burgos, June 20. J^ WARNING to the Nationalists to destroy contraband-car-rying pirate ships whenever possible was given by Senor Suner, General Franco's Minister for the Interior, Press and Propaganda, during a speech here today. In London, the Under- Secretary for foreign Affairs. Mr. R.
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  • Article
    Untitled
    40 2 Dublin. June 20. Th>? state of the parties m the Eire electioni when counting was naumed 'oday was Mr. ck? Valera's Planna Fai' 98, Mr. Cosgrave's party 30, Independent seven and Labour five Twenty-one result* still have to be declared.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    36 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH Bolbunah <Bebce> Hocden 71 died at 10 Perak Koad. ]a.st m K ht funeral will move from h*T rv at 5 p.m. txlay for St Joseph's and Bidadari Otmetery. PrFM.S. papers pierce copy.'
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  • Article
    SINGAPORE RATEPAYERS PETITION AGAINST ALLEGED FACTORY NOISES
    143 3 SINGAPORE RATEPAYERS PETITION AGAINST ALLEGED FACTORY NOISES Demand Action By Commissioners is to be made to the commissioner' at the"r nS m T™?' 13 ratepayers living on an adjacent eVate ff b> J he estate is a 70-acre block of lanr} opDOsite the Hume factory near the 5% mile-stone the
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  • Article
    WILLIS'S GUIDE TO SINGAPORE
    43 3 Sin w and much i pai M b vis d K ho buy t to a t it is i local th th€ "buy In Singapore*' the Quid eka In Its advert'a ts to go I -r the printing
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  • Article
    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    29 3 I >i th«? undermentioned it Ma J ft I Tlmah. Output ior May 1933. bs.: Total to date of current fln•iaJ yeai ror 5 Mths.: 40.778 lbs
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  • Article
    His First Impression
    59 3 v^is the first indication you lud of the accident 0 District Court Inspector C. Dyas asked a C hinese. a witness i n a bearing al Mnsapore yesterday, when a (hinese, v as harged with tausin- the death of a motor cyclist, by nefttffent driving. When I
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    COUPLE'S SUICIDE PACT
    352 3 COUPLE'S SUICIDE PACT illness Drove Man And Wife To Death A STORY OF A SUICIDE PA( T BETWEEN HUSBAND \M> WIFE WAS UNFOLDED BEFORE MR. W. C. PORTER IN THF. SINGAPORE CORONER'S COURT YESTi RD AY HIRING AN INQI'IRY INTO THF DEATfI OF CHEN WHAI Km (?T) AND HIS WIFE,
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  • News In Brief
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      88 3 Malayans are taking a greatly ceased Interest In South Mrica as a field for retirement, according to Mr. Lan Grant-Smith, acting South Africa Oovernment Trade Commissioner for the East who has been on a short visit to Singapore and returned to Java In the KPJI. ii'^r R^y* yesterday"The number of
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    • Article
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      86 3 AS evidence of increased South African trad- with Malaya, the South African Government Trade Commissioner m the Far East, Mr. Lan Grant-Smith, stated that South Air;:..- Uwr.c-y Imports Into this country had jumped nearly ioo per cent In Vr.c last 12 month.?. DAMAGE to the extent ol $12,000 was caused
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      71 3 QECUKELY bound hand and I r> *5 and gagged, the body ol :i ma'e Chinese was discovered In a house situated en an '.•tai-' 1 of! the 1% mile. Upper Seransocn Read <•: Saturday afternoon. Mr. Let Kang Poh, the owner oi the estate, mad.? :p discovery and identified the
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    Man With Dasrger & Revolver Sentenced
    260 3 Man With Dasrger Revolver Sentenced The first nan, Tan Leon?, was charted with r»osses>»i:i£ a da??cv and a revolver with ammunition, and t.'ie second irith possessing It was all oJ tit of Ju S, a man on duty ai :he r i-l rbonr B ard offlc< rather su Ing tl
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    72 3 HOUNDED OUT OF A I STRIA BY THE NAZIS, mhm have ro:,hod nun oi almost all his fortune, Profc^or Slgmsuid Fr-ud. Jcwiii founder of the science of i>sy t ho-an.ilysis. arrives m F.iris on his wav to England. After wcelis of negotiation with the Nad secret Police for permission to
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  • Article
    Proof That Ho Was Dazed!
    50 3 "I CANNOT remember, I was dazrd for about a month afterwards photograph, uill prove it," was the reason riven by a witness m Singapore DMriet Court yesterday when hr said he had made a report about a road accident m which he w u.s involved.
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  • Article
    Sequel To Naval Base Car's
    85 3 A COLLISION between i motor belongini to the Naval a Municipal hand curt m Es Road on Mar. o had seotu Siiigapjrr Fourth Court vest when a Malay, Abdullah bin HaJI Mohri. the driver of the c.ir !'ii three charges oi can I i negUgent
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  • Article
    ALL IP MAILS FOR HONG KONG
    48 3 'All up" mails from Hontj Kmic to England vice versa wUI probab. Inaufurated on Ausu^t 1. it is l>\irnoci from an authoritative sour This will me.in th.it all lir.'-t mail win from this date be carried by I binary letter r.. 1
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    HIT WITH BOTTLE BY SOLDIERS
    97 3 HIT WITH BOTTLE BY SOLDIERS I Two Loyals Sentenced pVO soldMr <. I\h,tHc-. nid V < iAir, tl r Ugnl K#-»;i-Bent, were ea !i srnUnrrd to thfr inor-ths- rigorous impri« onmrnt. by Ir. <;. s. K.iulmi:, m the SricitK.rr Jhird r<»li c .v, IWsterday, nhen they hf.lh pleaded guilty to
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    Law Notice For The Day
    35 3 Law Notice For The Day MfSTC Mr taltles llt.ine m tl.^ ?.rd («urt it 10 30 .1 111 Jim 1 Court of < Rei App( At 11 .im J M 1 vs. Oversea Chinese t>. 1
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  • Article
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    23 3 Mr. T. J. McOam Rast eastern dlrUion ol Bukit r.ij.l Rabbet Co i.*d 11 k r.:.Kland on 6 months' leave, with Mrs. McG.tnn.
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      195 3 THE SCENE -SHIFTERS present "LOVE ISN'T EVERYTHING" A CCMEDY IN 3 ACTS VICTORIA THEATRE i:nd and 25th JUNE at 9.30 p. m. sharp BOOKING AT LITTLES; PRICKS $2. fk Si Fiohf Dangerous Germs -rv Your Kilniya cont;*iTi 9 mll•7^ lion tiny t;.!^-s, endangered b/ /"T^Jjk ,^ei ru.s caustd by colds
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  • WOMEN'S INTERESTS
    • Article, Illustration
      Your Good-Looking Husband
      983 4 Your Good-Looking Husband By Valeric Harwood WHL ether night I had a brand new 1 experience— l went to a prize fight. I sat m a ring-side seat and watched two beautifully made giants punch each other as hard as they Id, and I thought how funny it was that
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      21 4 FOB [HE VENING: (M.tnipe Rradna m a printed coiion goun of n.i\> blue and white, topped wiih a white pique jacket.
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      LONDON GOSSIP
      290 4 Puzzled By Her M.B.E. QL.IM. shy Miss Daisy Brown, super- **> intendent of fcyplftfl at the Cabinet om?e. Whitehall-gardens, doesn't know why they picked her out to honour. She was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire < Civil Division i m the recent Birthday
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      Lipstick Matches
      57 4 A STERLING silver case containing rk lipstick matches, is among the gadgets owned by novelty-loving Rosalind Russell the film star. The matches, which hold just enough lip rouge on their tip for application, spray into a sunburst design when the catch is snapped. Rosalind h:is them m various
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      Cotton Evening Gowns lor Stars In Hollywood
      406 4 By Sheilah Graham PARLY summer m Hollywood invariably finds the fashionable iilm stars dining and dancing m cotton evening gowns. Olympe *O-lamp> Bradna chooses a printed cotton gown of navy blue and white topped with a white pique jacket. Tailored on simple lines,
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      GOOD COOK!
      42 4 GOOD COOK For five months Mr. L Duckworth, of Sydney. Australia, took cooking lessons lrom his wife. Shortly afterwards he entered for a cookery competition m which l>e was the only male entrant. He won \t to the annoyance of Sydney housewives
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      New Hair Styles
      154 4 'T'Hi: CaaMNM Paris c. aini.e. who de 4 pie <t styles. V. I to Inaugurate .1 h a famous B •et beaut] His new styles, charmed by their r.v k nuTngftiliitj V bt at the opening that fa to brush ±v.<\ comb thdeal, atid ipecl ill: tines
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      49 4 New designs the g? latest m FRENCH XJm Material*. DOULATRAMS r^^Nm#f^^; fWhij use worthless M insectkides"on moths WBSk^m H f*'^ 1 m risk MI »i t to uour clothes *s. T conto R a combination of killing (wß^^lSa^Sf^S "^i l?1 7 _—^y agents found m bo other insecticide. Z**^^^^S^bmbW
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      41 4 rogm Don't Be Ffi FAT! WW V H beauty. 1 h« usamls of un un 1... K Mi WF^l Antl n vin har(11 v bell" r f.« l>v Marm.J^ to.,!.nv s, ol fonisf. but starv.ih.n I,, t exeruscs an- not m
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  • Article, Illustration
    Brought Down 24 Planes
    93 5 LIEUT. MANTBLLI, Italan hero O the Sjxinish war, uho has brought down 24 Republican planes, is shown being decorated by a jellow pilot at the Milan air display with the Golden Eagle. Raj a Musa Edin. Tungku Klana, ingor, and Tungku Badar, Raja Bendahara, Selangor, brothers
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    Arctic Dog Sled Exhibit
    95 5 THE latest addition to Canada's supply of permanent exhibition material has been an Arctic dog sled, of the type used a£ the standard means of winter communica- tions m the northland. The sled, which is eight feet long, 16 inches wide and two high, is sturdily
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    S. A. D. C. Production Of "The Naughty Wife"
    108 5 S. A. D. C. Production Of "The Naughty Wife" TTHE S.A.D.C.'s tenth production, "The Naughty Wife" (by Frederick Jackson), will open at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday. July 9. It will be repeated on the following Wednesday and Saturday July 13 and 16. Joan Hawtrey, who recently was seen m
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  • Article
    bnsunnsr British Nationality For Children Born In I Malay States
    910 5 bnsunnsr British Nationality For Children Born In I Malay States PARENTS' QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS COMMENTING that ministers are often asked by the parents of children whom they baptise if the children are automatically British subjects with all the rights and privileges of citizenship without registration, the Rev. Hamilton Aikin m
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    N.I.'s PAVILION
    215 5 San Francisco, .hino 111. AX elaborate pavilion, redolent with the exttk atmosphere of the "spite islands," which will probably be built there for shipment to TrCMtirt Island m sections, will l>c the Netherlands Ra I Indies presentation at the Goktai Gate bternational Exposition m IM§, Plans and specifications
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    29 5 ROYAK FAMILY ATTEND imOOPINQ ihk COLOCV M BOBSB GUARDS. Here is the Kin< wivh his brnlheis on hor.r I. .irk ..-t before leaving Rmkinghani Palare for the Hont G«ar4n
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    FIRST PICTURES OF TRENT BRIDGE TEST
    125 6 m theTrJIHZ "'t Te ff Uateh at Treßt N'oiii»rb— were reeved m tne Free Ptctr office by aJr dmUI la»i ni^fat. m«« i« th« final days play. \<rHy of Tork«hirr, is the bowler. <«CLETON' (left foreeround) an lirown, the other batsman staffer sit-down strike
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  • Article
    £16,700 REVENUE INCREASE
    157 7 £16, 700 REVENUE INCREASE (I ROM OTK OWN CORRESPONDENT) LONDON, JUNE, 20. ANNUAL REPORT OF LONDON TIN CORPORATION LTD., SHOWS A REVENUE FOR Hi: \h\U ENDED APR. 30 LAST OF *:::u,ok?,. an increase of \:h;.~oo. Investments are valued at fc 558.640. The dividend is being maintained at seven per cent
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  • Letters To The Editor
    • Letter
      IN PRAISE OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS PILOTS
      436 7 Effect Of Flying Boats 9 Delay On Business (T o the Editor of the Free Press) Sir, —A perusal of your leading article undoubtedly gives one the impression that you are m agreement with those "speed-up the mails" critics locally who hare of late
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    • Letter
      LEISURE AND SELF EDUCATION
      629 7 Does Singapore Demand A University? To the editor of the Free Press, Sir. I read with interest those ex- tracts which appeared in your paper of the talk that Miss J. Stevenson gave at the Rotary Club on "Leisure— A Modern Problem." The question of what
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  • Article
    Protection For The Pedestrian
    492 7 Protection For The Pedestrian "LIFE AND LIMB" INSURANCE IN F.M.S. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. J7ROM the beginning of next month all motorists m the Federated States as well as m the Straits Settlements, will be forced by the new traffic laws to hold "life and limb"
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    NAVAL BASE MISHAP
    81 7 Working 340 ft from tlie ground on a new wireless mast at the Naval Ba.se yesterday, a Chinese kapala fell from the boatswain's chair m which he was sitting— and rscai>ed with head injuries. He fell only five teet on to a landing stage, but great difficulty
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  • Article
    MUSLIM OFFENCES BILL POSTPONED
    62 7 From Our Own Corresp* nident Kuala Kangsar. June 20. At the State Council meeting today, the SuUan presiding, consideration of the Mohammedan Offences Enactment, was postponed pending further amendments. Mr. Leong Sin Nam spoke against the Business Registration Bill which was tabled. Raja Bendahara *nd Mr.
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      192 7 A 4 v mm n n a opening h M Ifi X rf H TONIGHT Oa rt I¥H II lin 6.15-9.15 J'HONK <>'>09 FOR I SWrtTHUITS-SEMDIMC LOVIM TO DEITI RESERVATIONS I battling jh« UfJM m tide of nation', INSPIRED ROMANCE— BRIGHT jJ JB V |un GALLANTRY HIGH COURAGI j| Pfchh
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      282 7 TONIGHT at the CAPITOL I V MGHT OF MIKTII AM) MKUHIY! I All Your Favourite Funsters m a Merry Jamboree of Hilarity for a zipping, tune- M>l A L If 1 iI J tippcdr o m a n c c thr i 1 1 c d with crackling fun andj
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESSDAY. JUNE 21, 1938. Speed Up Slum Clearance
    645 8 The Singapore Free Press TUES SDAY. JUNE 21, 1938. Speed Up Slum Clearance MR. G. H. KIAT'S address to the Chinese Association on the slum problem In Singapore shows that there is a responsible section of Chinese opinion m the city which wants to see more rapid progress with the
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  • Article
    Civil War Drags On But General Franco Must See Victory
    1108 8 Civil War Drags On But General Franco Must See Victory The Situation In Spain THE CONTINUED bombing of British and foreign ships by aeroplanes fighting for General Franco is the most difficult and disconcerting problem that the foreign situation has prerented to London for a long time. It is M
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    29 8 SHOULD CHILDREN HAVE PARENTS At the conference .of the British Union of Practical P^cholos'st*. Mr. Kumond IW-nniWrH said that it i<_ really a pit\ ue have to have parent*.
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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      26 8 For PLATE GLASS INSURANCE APPLY TO THE GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFI ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated In Great Britain) HONG KONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE 'PHONE: 6480
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    DUMPING OF GERMAN CARS NOT GREATLY AFFECTING MALAYA
    353 9 Firms In Britain Are Worried [JUMPING of German cars, which k causing concern yin Britain and other parts of the Empire, apparently is not greatly affecting Malaya. pp nu} Prom January to May of this year 102 German passenger cars were imported
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  • Article, Illustration
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    28 9 I Hi: PRINCESS ROYAL: QUEEN MARY, The Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Gloucester watching the march past outside the ppalace of the trooping the colour ceremony.
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  • Article
    Fire's $2,000 Damage On Liner's First Trip
    358 9 n^ FIRE, which broke out while the liner was m dry dock at Hong- Kong, caused about $2,000 damage aboard the 14,500-ton liner Ruys, third of the three vessels for the X.P.M. Orient-Jaya-Africa line which arrived at Singapore yesterday, for the first time.
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  • Article
    RUBBER PLANTATION'S OUTPUT
    33 9 The output of rubber of the Brunei United Plantations Ltd. for May amounted to 31,539 lbs.. making a total for the 11 months, of the current year, of 388.367 lbs.
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    New Bishop Of Labuan And Sarawak
    185 9 New Bishop Of Labuan And Sarawak CEREMONY AT LAMBETH (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 8. THE Yen. Francis Septimus Hollis, Archdeacon of Sarawak, was consecrated as Kishop of Labuan and Sarawak yesterday m Lambeth Parish Church. The Archbishop cf Canterbury met the Assistant Bishops and Bis'iopdesignate m the Picture
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    20 9 Mr. M. Rasiuh, a member of the tutorial stalt cf the Klarg High School Is m the District Hospital, Klang.
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    Two 9 Ft. Lizards $60,000 Insurance
    136 9 Two 9 Ft. Lizards $60,000 Insurance INSURED for ,$60,000 two 1 giant 9 ft. lizards from Komodo Island, Netherlands Indies were loaded aboard the East Asiatic Line vessel, Lalandia, at Singapore, yesterday, for shipment to zoos m Copenhagen and Stockholm. The lizards, which were caught by a Swedish film expedition,
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    TRAIN POSTING BOXES
    60 9 The hour of closing the mails at the Singapore post office for despatch by the Northbound night mail train has been extended from 7 p.m. to 9 pm. and, on and after July 1 the train letter boxes, now fixed to the Northbound night express, will not
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    Checking Offenders Of The White Line
    71 9 rpO prevent traffic, of uhich members of the cyclist section seems to be the chief offenders, "edging" over the white Urn s at the Capitol Cinema intersection, this Singapore police constable energetical y keeps "order." He teas on duty yesterday morning and never missed
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    20 9 A JAVANESE SEAMAN watrhinc \uilant)v from the bridge of the X.P.M. liner Kuys makes a fine study. Free Prc«s picture.
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    Alleged Negligent Driving
    171 9 IN the Singapore Criminal District Court yesterday, a 31 -year-old Chinese motor car driver, Ng Meng Hay, was charged with driving a car m a negligent manner and causing the death of a Chinese motor cyclist. Chong Whee Kwong, at the 6U mile Bukit Timah Road. The
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    GAVE FALSE EVIDENCE
    483 9 Handwriting Expert Called (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. U E VEN if he did not intend to commit the offence he exhibited a cynical and car less disregard of the truth. declared Mr. F. G. Charlesworth prosecuting Komanda Singh today at the Selangor Assizes,
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    Malayan Students Scholarships
    84 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 29 J7KEE Press is informed by the Agent of India that out of the six candidates selected b> the Malayan Committee, the Amumalai Iniversity authorities have awarded the two scholarship* f or Malayan students lo S. Therumany of Ipoh Anclo
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      95 9 •THE PERFECT WATCH M I d O MULTIFORT Watches do exist, which are either unbreakable, or water-proof, or non-magnetic, or inoxydable. or accurate or self-winding. But it is the Mido Multifort which for the first time, combines all these advanta^s. De Luxe Model. c™\ Standard Model made of Staybrito Steel
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK & SHARES
      427 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday Share of £l denomination unless Latest Quotations Previously Conversion Loan, 5 p.c, 1944-64.... 113% 113% Funding Loan, 4 p.c, 1960-90 113»/ 8 1131 a 8 H.K. and Shanghai Bank ($125).... 8G 34 Mercantile Bank (£25. £12V 2 pd).. 27%
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      New York Markets
      229 10 The following quotations are published by courtesy of S. E. Levy and Co, and Swan Cuibertson and Fritz. DOW-JONES AVERAGES. Previously YeoUrdaj*! MT close c ljs c Changes 30 Industrials H3.ort 113.23 ur> 17 20 RaiLs 19.68 19.73 up 'o5 JJ Utilit;. is. 4 y 18.54 up
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      206 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT tune 20. VI o'clock noon No IXR^q Buyers Sellers o<u. i.A.i-c.b.o. m cases 'FOB. Juno i 9 3 a 107 Good FAQ. In bales 'FOB. June> ]QJ Mo I.XRSS. (Spot- l 'oo.se > i a ward able Singapore* 19 s^ 19 3
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS
      178 10 I From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday RUBBER: Firm. London: 6 lil6d. 6 3 16 d. Previously. August: 6 l sd. 6! id. Previously: Oct.-Dec: 6> 4 d. 6 5 16d. Previously: Closed Jan-Mar.: 6 5 16d. 6 3 n<i. Previously: New York: 12.40 Previously: STOCKS: London: 59,131
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      70 10 From London: Latest Quotations TIN Firm. Spot: 8183 17s. Gd. Previously: Three months: £183 12s M Prevl uah I Closed NEW YORK TIN: Opening price. 41 37. PreTiouily Closed Settlement: €34 iss. Od .>i y 1 iti Gd Yesterday: Zl o s lOd Previously. i j7 os.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates
      74 10 London Closing Quotations Method of Par itj before Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viously f*«* Franc to 121.1 178' 4 178 516 e Vor t0 4.88 4.96 1516 497i 8 Amsterdam Guilders to 8.973 4 4 95» 4 4% Hong Kong.. Per dollar v 2 15i6d. is.
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      170 10 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations June 20 London, T.T o 2 0310 London, demand 2323 32 Lyons, demand 2053 Switzerland, demand 249 Hamburg, demand 141 New York, demand 57 3 8 Montreal, demand 57 11 16 Batavia. demand iO3* tt Samarang. demand 103»4 Calcutta, Bombay, and Rangoon, demand 156%
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      102 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY MINING. Tin at midday was $90 94, up 12', cents. There were iew distinctive features m the tin share market today prices re maming unchanged and the turnover small. RUBBERS The closing price of rubber was
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      992 10 From Exchange Telegraph Co. Fraser And Co. *s List MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1038: 5 P.M. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin (4s) 3s 4'*d 3s 9d AJ*flD K.u:nwauit i £> -n H)> AustraJ Malay <£> 42s 6d 47s tfd N Ayer Hi tarn (ss 22s 23s
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    CONFIDENCE SLOWLY RETURNING TO LONDON MARKETS
    1052 11 Six Factors Dominate The City ar STEADY RECESSION IN BRITISH INDUSTRY (P>om Our Own Correspondent) r»niTi> c i i r London, June 11. J<XJUK factors, two strongly favourable and two mildly un favourable, are now dominating London investment markets. On the side of progress
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    171 11 Trade Talks May Be Suspended Washington. June 7. Plans are being considered for suspending the Anglo-American trade negotiations until the autumn. Progress has been slower than anticipated, and the hope that th£ negotiations would be completed by July appears to be remote. There is no question of
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    RENONG TIN
    29 11 Rcnong Consolidated Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd. dredge statistics lor the first half of June are: Hours run 318; cubic yards treated 93,000; tin ore won pikuls 215.
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    28 11 Katu Tin Dredging Ltd. dredge statistics for the first half of June are: hours run 305: cubic yards treated 65.000; tin ore won plkuls 241. I
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      605 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE ZHI LH mr (225 m.) pjn. i oi) Teochew music. t 0.00 Mninv matte.* 7. .00 Children's programme. "EnpllsrO. 7.30 Time, weather, news and announ r e- ments. 7.45 "UMtOttrtfti N:> VLslt to a Steam Laundry. 8.00 Light orchestral *oncert played Uy 1 Reller'i) H: Mfarinn Ban
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    Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals
    293 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals- DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p m Thursday 7.45 a.m Swettcnnam, Taiping and Telok Anson, Weekdays* Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai Thursday and Briday* am Sunday f pm Kuala Lumpur and Penang Weekdays: 7.45 a.m Malacca, Batu Annam, Batu Pahat, Gemas, Kajang,
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    CLEARANCES
    66 12 19: Jarak Bale! Pulau Kid Silver Gull (Br A <Nor»: (Dut); Tamara (Swed); Boston f Japan); Bengkalia (Dut); Bai (Fch); Proir..-.- Nor.. Telena < Brit Anadara (Brit.). Juno 20: Sin Kheng Seng, Tandjong Pinang, Klias Plandva CDut); G. G. Pa.squier <Fch); Reael Dut Ramses (Ocr); V. dor Does de
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    97 12 The following shipo arc alongside tr^e wharves or expected to arrive: Main Wharf, Entrance Gate 2: Exit 3: Kedah 18; Kelantan 15; Memnon 14: Kepong 12: Toiresias 7. Fmpire Dock^Entrance Gate 2, Exit 3: SilVerash 34; Doliui 36; Kajang 38. West Wharf, Entrance Gate 7; Exit 5. Djambl
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    SHIPS IN TODAY
    27 12 Berthing arrangements for today. Kedah West l p.m. 18 godown. Kepong P. Bukom noon 12. Kelantan West a.m. 15. Silverash Haul 6 a.m. 34/5.
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    S.S. BURDWAN
    32 12 The P. and O. Burdwan left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. on Thursday. She v/ill proceed alongside the S H B wharf on arrival
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    S.V.C PROGRAMME OF DRILL
    173 12 The 3 i re Volunteei pro- er Tuesday, 5.1! H i ■:-s v k Signal Sectloi Traln- "A" Coy MO. Training: c; I 'Hou>e Cir B" Coy Field Trainr- :i irten c c ■>■ Mci Tr Q] "D" Coy.. i s.v aC B M G Training;
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    WALL STREET IN DOLDRUMS
    92 12 New York June I' Wall Street remains In the doldru: operators adopting such a waiting attitude that the turnover for Saturday of more than mo 000 shares smallest since Aug it. 1918. The money market m London durine the past week witnessed a better inquiry for
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    MALACCA TO MAINTAIN TOWN'S RUINS
    66 12 •From Our Own Correspondent MiiLut'u. Juiu- :o j^ALACCA Municipal Commissioners decided to take control of the local historical ruins to permanently keep them In good repair. Mr. G. W. Bryant, the President said that at the suggestion of the (Malacca Historical Society, the commissioners had
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    S.S.(S)A. NEW COMMITTEEMEN
    49 12 The following liave been invited to join the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) AssociationMr. Ng Sen Choy. Mr. C. Reuben. Mr. IX. Ann, Mr. J. Baillie, Mr. P. Sammy Mr. C. da Silva. Mr. L. Cresson, Mr. r' |V. Harris and Mr. R. w. McKerrow
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    TRAMP SHIPPING SAVED BY SUBSIDY
    722 12 Advance In Freights Needed For Full Recovery THE improvement of tniinp shipping during the three vfars 1 of Government subsidy and enforced freight co-operation is emphasised m the latest report of the Tramp Shipping Adn inistrative Committee, says the Financial Times. Covering the operations of
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    Shipping Notes
    132 12 Shipping Notes I tjnpHERI was again an Increase In the I*• number of rjcks and d '.n ;ei\s to nuvisation discovered by H.M .survey- ing ships, the total being 135. Against -112 m 1936. and 53 m 1935. In uddiI tion, 21 were reported by other Brittfch warships and 302
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    MARKET PRICE
    259 12 m Singapore, .Tune 17. MEAT Beef steak Kati :i5 Beef stew or curry do 30 Fillet Steak lb 55 Mutton, Australian do Pork, lean K oi 44 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) do -i POri.TRY Capons (locally rared) KaM 50 Ducks Fowls Kati H Hens (locally reared'
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      21 12 For Everything Appertaining Ocean Passages, Foreign Money Exchange and Freight. comes WAGOjis LITS 39, ROBINSON ROAD. No Booking Fee*. Telephone 5906.
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      433 13 si it^* m at<^ w^ *SC>*fi^*iJlHs^B^^r«^ 'HI ffc Iri IJ?n. 1 _^*J Si i BY P&0 and B R ITI SH I N D I A L I N ES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, outwaum S'poet. Tonnate Spore. RAVPTtpa rnnil T CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 12
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      633 14 KO TkVf (I>JCORPORATBD IN HOLLAHD) PALOl'U— Tuesday. June 21, Penang and Bagan Si-Api-Api V KIMPAR- Tuesday, June 21. Bengkalis, Paneh, Berombang, TanjoagMengeidar, Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan ISH2S£S^SSS a: i: June 21> Sln ttawang, Pemangkat and Sambas. SWARTENHONDT— Tuesday. June 21. Batavia, Semarang, Soerababaia. Port Moresby, Samarai, Salamaua, Rabaul. Noumea, Auckland. Wellington
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    Rest Should Beat Europeans At K.L. This Week-End
    532 15 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 20. i POSTPONED from Apr. 30. the annual I Europeans versus Rest cricket match will be played over the coming < week-end. It is however extremely doubtful whether the match will be played to a
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    30 15 IHE BRITISH WOMEN'S TEAM FOR WIMBLEDON. (Left to right) Miss Freda James; Wm Ftm Scriven; Miss Joan Ingram: Mrs. King (Capt); Miss Margot Lumb; Mrs. Dearman and Miss Kay Stammers.
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    S.C.R.C. SOCIAL
    76 15 A Social evening will be held for f C.R C members and their friends on irday July 16 at the Cub-house. Green. There will be dinner dancing and a variety entertalnnt will b: rendered during the evenIng. :1 be provided by an orchesn wil bo by tickets only
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    62 15 The following have been selected tc play for the V.MC.A. m a League rr.^^eh vs Police II on Wednesday. a1 5 10 p.m. on tile An son Read ground: J I' rguson; Koh Her Khoon, R. Lyne: C. Tessier, G. L. Day. W. Mitchell W Fallen. A. Shamsudin. Lim KinWee.
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    SIAM GOLF TITLE
    66 15 From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 20. t The Siam Open Golf championship is. was won lor the eighth year m sucer cession by the Siamese Tim. now proX lessional at the Sports Club. The runner-up and winning the n- prze for the best amateur score w*
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    WOMEN AS SNOOKER PLA YERS
    616 15 (BY J. V. RAIBOW) HE snooker bug Is biting the women cueists of Great Britain. Just nve rears ago the girls and women who derived pleasure from the game of billiards knew practically nothing of the snooker game. Indeed the women's amateur snooker championship of
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    BAGOT WINS MALAYAN G.A. CUP
    526 15 A. B. M. Three-Day Meeting At Sandwich (From Our Own Correspondent > London. June 15. •THE Association of British Malaya** annual golf meeting, open to members of the Association, former residents of Malaya and residents oi Malaya now home on leave, started a' Princes Golf
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    Saw No Traffic
    72 15 <From Our Own Orr ril> Seremban, Junr !U A NUMBER of cyclists appeared be- fore the Seremban Magistrate today charged with tailing fce obs< rve traffic signs. Fines ranging tn»m $1 t<> $2 Bjagg imposed. A Tamil mllksc'ler pltadlm guilty said he saw no trull ie. so
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    SOCIAL GOLF MATCH
    196 15 The social match between the K>ppel Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Club played on Sunday, over Keppel links resulted in a win for the home team by A\'\ to 2. as under: (Keppel players first). G. Pritchett (8) and G. Edxnond <8> ll, P. D. Lawson
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      131 15 Diary Of The HOTELS. RAFFLES: Ooekfel DtMt 6 iiu to 830 pm. Dinner and D;uicc »In!ormal) 9.45 to midnight. SEA VIEW: Special Dinner and Dance. Enetrtalnment provided by l>m and Dolly COCUANUT GROVE: Dinner and Dance. CINEMAS. AMIAMRRA: 'Hearts m Bond i«e With JUM Dunn and Mac Clark* A Republic
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    Joe Louis Will Defend Title Tomorrow
    527 16 Can Schmeling Repeat 1 936 Perfo rm an ce GERMAN CONFIDENT OF VICTOR V I JOE LOUIS will defend his world title, and J probably for the first time since he fought Tommy Farr will stand a real chance of losing it against May
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    Five-Day Tests Are Likely
    119 16 London. qrHn DcJly T.lail understands that the Board oi Control already is informally discussing the introduction of five-day Tests m the next series m England, bit there is no question of any alteration of the present -programme. Lord Hawke. intcTriciced, snid: "J think it is quite
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    Sussex Cup Polo Tournament
    166 16 Sussex Cup Polo Tournament THE Sussex Cup polo tournament v/as started on the Singapore Polo Club's ground at Balestier Road yesterday afternoon, when three matches were played. The tournament is conducted on the knock-out principle, this year's teams numbering six. Each was of two chukkas. One match was drawn alter
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    JOHORE POLICE SPORTS
    30 16 'From Our Own Correspondents Jnhorc llahru, June V) The annual athletic sports of the Johore State Police will be held at th<> Police Depot on Autr. 4.
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    18 16 •IKAWN" (E. SMITH) winninT the *Mot Stakes from elibaic II .mv Epigram, at th? Ascot mr-t-.u last wrrk.
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    DIEHARD B.P
    54 16 Tl.e follow::.^ Mt I prtteut tin Diehard B P. m hadmlnUm match of five rtrgtti «< two Joublt-s t-ir.i>rrow at 7 30 pm the Happy World C I red Bt i Mirhael Ta.v Tan Ptl H A Mattar. Loe Kirn Seng, X i? xeo. Robert Yap. Abdul V.
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    Final Match
    58 16 r VHE Colonial Secretary, Mr. A. S. Small and Mrs. Small Will be present at the final of the Shigapore Latin Tennis Association men's siTigles event between Yadi and Yang Loon Chong on the S.C.C. cov.rts this afternoon. This event ivill brim the tournament to n cose a.ri
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    CASUALS LOSE FOUR-ONE
    295 16 I^IKLDING a capable defence and a bustling forward line the Mental Hospital soccer team beat a Casuals XI by four goals to one m a third division football game played on the Clerical Inion ground, yesterday. Although it \m; slightly marred by I fouls the ?ame was
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    18 16 CHAKLEB YATES (Atlanta, Georgia) the new British amateur champion, and leader of the defeated American Walker Cup team.
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    Singapore G.C. vs. Island Club
    146 16 Teams Times For Golf Match The tca:r.s and times for the social ?oif match between Singapore G.C. ar»d the Island Club tomorrow are: (Singapore GoU Club players n:?::--tioncci first > 14.15 Mrs. H. W. Co-*en >9> vs. Mrs. W. B. Ruddock (11). ;4.20 Mrs. K.
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    JUNE FOURSOMES
    69 16 Fcurteen cards were taken out for the June mixed foursomes at the 'Keppol Golf Club which was played on Sunday afternoon, and the following wore the two best scores returned: H. N. Croft and Mrs. E. CTSunivan -11- 9~35 G. G. WTaon and Mrs. J. D. Mnir 44—11=
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    S.L.T.A. Singles Final Today
    245 16 THE highlight of the S.L.T.A championships will be witnessed this afternoon when Yadi, the Malay player who has already won two titles, will attempt to wrest his third from Yong Loon Chong. the hoick- r of Ihe Singapore singles title. Yadi has shown much improved form
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    Gunners Beat Police Two Goals To One
    345 16 POOR GAME IN DIVISION ONE LEAGUE R.A. 2; Police l. I TNENTHUSIASTTC play m the first division soccer between the R A and the Police resulted m a victory by two goals to one for Uh Gunners at the Stadium yesterday. Police created
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