The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 June 1932

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press HSo. 13,672. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1932. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    365 1 Mr. Mac Donald and Sir John Simon have left Paris, where the Premier's visit has been hailed as a tonic, for Geneva yesterday Page 9. There is possibility of most serious reactions m the Far East unless Japan's growing poverty is arrested Page 9. Stanley Hausner the
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    TENNIS—THEN AND NOW
    762 1 TENNIS— THEN AND NOW Entertaining friends to tennis used to be a simple matter out East. In response to our invitation, a married couple or two, and perhaps one or more batchelors would arrive about half -past-four. Tea and tennis over, soft drinks were consumed, the men would drag themselves
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      255 1 BIGIA TEA ■riafi the freshness and fragrance of the M l l ay a n gardens direct to your home. RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Modern Sanitation and Hot and Cold Running Water ,00* now for the SHOW OF SHOWS ON Jhurs day, June 1 6th, 9.30 p.m. to 2
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      114 1 jjjj*. »Vft f -fefl— r dance I JmmmW~Tr^ r ~mm~SmmW y f^mw 9 mZt 7 7 letting you know that something new m dance music comes to Singapore on June 25 at the -Hem SEA VIEW HOTEL~ The COOL. KMT jPjL,ACE TO STAY AT Tennis MEi It AT lI I
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      127 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Oermoline for skin ills Page 6. Whiteaway's for men's wear Page 6. Insure personal effects with Commercial Union Page 9. Kodak verichrome film for better pictures Page 14. Fashionable Marcasite jewellery at B. P. de Silva Page 8. CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST fey A Pc rfcrt Tcilei Tri*
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    PULAU UBIN MURDER
    351 2 Suspected Man Still at Large Details of a ghastly crime at Pulau Übln were disclosed before the Coroner, Mr. F. G. Bourne, yesterday, when an enquiry was held touching the death of a Chinese vegetable planter whose body was discovered by his partner a short distance from
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    THE SCREEN
    216 2 The Careless Age at the Capitol The Careless Age, a First National production, now showing at the Capitol, has an excellent cast headed by Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and Holmes Herbert, the latter being outstanding m the film. Supporting roles are taken by Carmel Myers and Loretta Young. The
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    ALL DISSATISFIED
    160 2 Local Suit Going to the Privy Council When the case S. V. S. Muthuraman Chetty and S. V. S. Chokolingam Chetty veisus E. Kong Guan and another was mentioned m the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) yesterday, Mr. R. Page, appearing for the first
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    30 2 Mr. H. C. Stafford. Distillery Manager, Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd., (Tinggi River Estate) Kuala Selangor has sailed for home on eight months leave with his sister Mrs D Wood.
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      518 2 BUSINESS C.ARDS. CAIRNHOLM PRIVATE HOSPITAL Singapore. MISS MOLLIE McGRATH, Tel. 4110. Matron Proprietress. I BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY 11. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class Work Lowest Rates. LAIDLAW BUILDING— 'Phone 7898. MARBLE CHIPPINGS, ROAD METAL LIME FOR SALE Delivery ex Railway Siding Alongside Quarry. Marble Tombstones A Memorials m Stock. Special Designs
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      719 2 TENDERS. SINGAPOKE MUNICIPAL NOTICE TENDERS. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders are now Invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Installation of Sanitary Fittings at Nos 251, 257, 277, 283, 291. 285 Tanglin Road; Nos.
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      453 2 I h\A I I I ssV^sH ay aWw H*~ m\s I Hw. z^H Hj\ ma a m. mm%%mw j^a *m ssssl I» 1 Sm^mT^^^^ m^^^ m^^^ m^ mM^^^ m^^^^^^^^^ B mm mmA m Amw*^^^^^^^'.asHssSssH' Aw ''Z^sH' S^ BaBB.HH m. M I k A I I^^l MM Beauty coming out of
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      215 2 BLINDS. MOHD. BIN HOOSAINSAH, (Ground floor. Telephone No. 2454). Office 66. Robinson Road Factory 17- A. Lorong I, Teluk Kurau Rd. Manufacturer and Supplier of rattan and bertam chicks, canvas blinds, tarpaulin and tents, spring roMer blinds, wool bunting flags, tennis blue screens, bertam panels and galvanized wire netting with
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      168 2 CYCLING AT 63 How Does She do it? "I ho TO HMOi f.ntli m I Forth.- mm years Id. taking a lit tie even fast-tim.-. the bottle is dai tahl.-. I am sure it i Salts that, ol eneix.-tir. both m mia«l snd I cycle ond tnotor lot., an I
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      140 2 THE WEEK Tuesday. 14th. High Water 05.50, 7.5 ft., 18.25, 7.7. ft. Football: Div. HT: Y.M.CA. vs. Junior C.S.A. at Geylang; Fraser and Neave vs. Medical Services at 8.H.8.; A.P.C. vs. M.P.H. at Jalan Besar. Police Band, Teluk Ayer, 9 pm. Wednesday, 15th. High Water 07.20, 7.6 f t 19.15.
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    HAPPY VALLEY MURDER
    3981 3 FUNG'S DEATH FURTHER EVIDENCE BY ZIMMERN OFFER OF $10,000 Hong Kong, May 31. tatkaa Ol the Village Road Mr Wynne Jones, yesterday,) I the afternoon was taken up with' m, Qiot with the continuation i In-chief, and then his crossMr. G. K. Hall Brutton. th. la.->t day
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    S. Y. AFIFI J. P.
    526 3 To be Entertained At Garden Party ("By Our Muslim Correspondent) Syed Mohamed and Sy-.-d Hi >in '...in Ahmad Alkaff and Syed Mohamed bin Husin Alkaff. of Messrs. Alkaff and Co.. have issued invitations for a Garden Party to be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday
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    SALE OF A TIN MINE
    272 3 European Engineer Sued for .$50,400 Penang, June 9. In the Supreme Court to-day the case was heard m which Thab Sakae Tin. Ltd.. sued Mr. C. C. W. Liddleow. mining enguieer, for the sum of 550.400 being the equivalent of 63,000 ticals. being balance of
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    195 3 At the organising meeting of Young Muslim Physical and Literary Union held at the Malay Volunteer Club (which was kindly lent for the occasion) the following gentlemen were elected office-bearers and instructors of the Union for the ensuing year. Patron: Tuan Hadji Ambok Sooloh J.P., President:— Dr. S. I. M.
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      89 3 THERE ARE THOUSANDS of men who can 4 fix' a broken Remember automobile but how Patching up' costs motor owners Workmen excessive and unnecessary sums of money each year Are all And the motorist usually blames the car Men j a i Without a doubt it pays to have your
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      64 3 PURE AIR IS ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH HOz MR H |H1 l BBBsMtisf taL 11 I si H HM>» fl Bp^* r I I W J jHHHHjjMH]aa^T"' fcjj HHW** fl lflß^ V BM fl" >P^ fl 1^ .jmm\\m L,' mmr '^M^P**^- 1 ay ay -^aaaasassms rajs*^ M»»^ssssssssasssHsUdsssMisst AIR REGULATORS Used m
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    THRILLS of HIGH-SPEED RACING
    1516 4  - THRILLS of HIGH-SPEED RACING T. Stanhope Sprigg Flying Topics By i.< i a v. n. 1 A thrilling form of high-speed air racing I which has not been seen m England since 1 the pre-war days of Hendon is to be revived I at Brooklands on the occasion of the
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    Electioneering In Europe
    2030 4  - Electioneering In Europe DR. JULIUS CURTIUS THE WIDER WORLD By Berlin. THE electiens for the German Presidency and for the Parliaments of Prussia. Bavaria! and Wurtemberg are ended. A period of two 1 and a half years, filled with plebiscites and elections, beginning with the vote on the Young Plan,
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    The Celtic Nations
    1001 4 An international Celtic Congress is to take' i place this summer m Cornwall. Representatives i of the six Celtic nations— lreland, Scotland. Wales, Brittany, the Isle of Man, and Cornwall itself— are being summoned to meet at Truro under the presidency of Mr. Henry Jenner. the I
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    BETHNAL GREENS WEAVFRS
    287 4 Industry over Years Old i/onsca In Bethnal QroOß Lb. East End. twenty old own survivors of a once flourish-.: z silk-weavers are earning on a trade origins introduced into this country ore. I by their Huguenot ref z The weavers' houses are their needs. The ground living
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      335 5 BAND PERFORMANCES DURING JUNE j |I4\» OF THE POLICE Telok Ayer, Wednesday, 15th, al 9 p.m. Katong Park, Friday, 17th, 9 p.m. Botanical Gardens, Wednesday, 22nd, 5.15 p.m. Katong Park, Friday, 24th, 5.15 p.m. Telok Ayer, Wednesday, 29th, 5.15 p.m. BOTANICAL GARDENS, Sunday, June 19th, at 9 p.m. TIIK HAM)
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      293 5 m———_^ 6.15 TO -NIQHT 9.15 Last Night of FIRST NATIONAL'S striking adaptation of JOHN VAN DRUTEN'S Celebrated play The CARELESS AGE With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUNIOR, CARMEL MYERS and LORETTA YOUNG. SPECIAL SUPPORTING ATTRACTIONS MARK HAMBOURG Rendering the famous PRELUDE by Rachmaninoff. LATEST BRITISH GAZETTE, Pathetone Weekly, etc. to- non ii
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      218 5 lrH!M'l:l;MWtfsH (MATINEE TO-MORROW CHARLES FARRELL m a new type of role with a brilliant new Fox star MARIAN NIXON Bringing you new romance m a gloriously refreshing story, sparkling, vivid and different. AFTER TO-MORROW A Fox Movietone Picture w m^am*mmSmr m m Ss] k How Quickly Baby Grows! ;> <
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    SPORT OF THE DAY.
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    THE HEAVYWEIGHTS
    482 6 Preparing For The Great Fight By Max Schmeling (Heavyweight Champion of the World) New York. When I go into the ring against Jack Sharkey this month I expect to weigh 190 pounds. My weight does not change much, m or out oi training, but I put on a
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    BRICKBATS ON FOOTBALL FIELD
    231 6 Game Between Chinese and Indians Abandoned A thrilling encounter, between the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club's fourth team and the South Indian Youths, m the third division of the S.A.F. League. Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday was marred by an ugly incident, when supporters of both sides, invaded
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    188 6 Penang cricket enthusiasts have been interested to learn that a European versus Rest cricket match has been arranged to be played on the Padang next week-end, June 18 and 19. This will be the first official cricket test match m Penang as m previous years the match used to be
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL SPORTS
    515 6 Large Attendance at Stadium Bright sunshine favoured the Outrani Road School sports at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday afternoon. In spito of the heat seme keen racing was seen by a large number of spectators. Mrs. Oldfield. the wife of the G.O.C. Malaya, presented the prizes
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    197 6 [Reuter's Service] New York. June 11. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 4. Cincinnati 3 Herman hit a home run. Boston 2, S. Louis 1. Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 5. Paulwaner hit a home run. Brooklyn 4. Chicago 3. Hemsley hit a home run. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 7. New York 8
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB
    127 6 The first series of games for the Singapore t Chess Club 1932 championship, at the Adelphi Hotel, resulted m wins for the following E. E. Colman, M. Maschoieff, Tan Luang Kia, H Yogel. The next fixtures are for June 24th. Mr. R. Jumabhoy handed m a request
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    142 6 Mr. Ong Peng Hock, proprietor of the New* World, has given a souvenir cup to be presented to the winners of the veterans match between Chinese and Malay players on Thursday next. I The Chinese Cousul-Oeneral will be one of!' the linesmen. i<j I Thames F C League for r>
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      306 6 WHITEAWAY'S MEN'S WEAR SECTION IS WELL STOCKED WITH THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST SELECTION OF GOODS PERTAINING TO MEN'S COMPLETE OUTFITTING. ALL GOODS ARE MARKED AT MINIMUM RATES. 1* *1 MEN'S FELT HATS v 1 j A good quality inexpensive felt hat, "IMPERIAL** SUN HELMETS. turn-down brim, smart shape. Obtainable *X.
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      180 6 KNOWLEDGE I'SfOWER j With each Chnr. Reading ts sent n Zodiac Mcdvi; Emblem L v ft J bringer. with the i Zodiac Sign th directly associated i J with YOVfi date. THE CEYLON SHOP 230 Strand, London. Emjmm SKIN ILLS Do they trouble you? No matter how obstinate the skin
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    MUNICIPALITY TO PAY
    1067 7 j n)0 DAMAGES iaMKIWNER'S SUCCESSFUL CLAIM DRAIN ON PROPERTY ls delivered yesterday by the Mr. G. C. Dodd, m the case m ,a n Arab landowner, Shaik Sahib bin Municipal Commissioners for to his property at Chang! by by the Municipality of a large ii rough the
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    WAITING FOR THE VERDICT
    133 7 NO WORLD PARLEY YET U.S. Fear of Injuring Hoover At Election I Reuter's Service] New York, Jane 12. The proposed world economic conference wil] not be convened until late m the autumn, American authoritative quarters consider, according to the Baltimore Sun's Washington correspondent. The paper states
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    DRIVEN TO SUICIDE ?
    130 7 DRIVEN TO SUICIDE U.S. Police Methods Plained For Girl's Death I Reuter's Service] New York, June 12. The Press and general public believe that Violet Sharpes suicide was provoked by piMless third-degree police methods. Mrs. Morrow declares "the poor girl was simply frightened to death." It is pointed out that
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    MR. DE VALERA'S LOSS
    30 7 Mother of Irish President Dead f Reuter's Service] New York, June 13. Mrs. De Valera, mother of the President of the Irish Free State, died to-day.
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    SO NEAR AND YET . . .
    34 7 SO NEAR AND YET Salvage Work on Egypt Abandoned [Reuter's Service] Brest, June 12. The salvage-ship Artiglio n has returned here from the wreck of the Egypt, owing to the rough sea. i i
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    MR TOM WALLS' APRIL V WINNING THE DERBY
    35 7 MR TOM WALLS' APRIL V WINNING THE DERBY I the Derby. Mr. Tom Walls' April the Fifth (F. Lane up) winning by three- of a length from Dastur, Miracle being third by a short head.
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    ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA
    1080 7 THE AT HOME Interesting Reunion At Hotel Metropole i [From Our Own Correspondent] r The Association of British Malaya was "At Home" to members and their friends at the i Whitehall Rooms, Hotel Metropole, London, on May 30. There was a large attendance, and the arrangements
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    CEYLON'S UNPOPULAR NEW REGIME
    1216 7 PLANTERS' DESPAIR Dangers of Self-Government Discussed The political situation m Ceylon is indeed serious (declares G. Cornwallis West m an article written m Colombo to the Daily Telegraph, London) As the resu't of the Donoughmore Commission, Ceylon has been granted a constitution. It is true, and
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    FLAMES SWEEP ISLAND VILLAGE
    414 7 HUNDREDS HOMELESS Fowls and Pigs Roasted Alive Hundreds of Chinese of the village of Panchang Island, off Tanjong Rhu, were forced to flee for their lives when a serious outbreak of fire occurred m the early hours of yesterday. More than two hundred of the flimsy
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    "DRIES" DISTURBED
    92 7 Not Sure of Hoover's Policy r ßeuter's Service] Chicago, June 12. Trouble over Prohibition is expected at the Republican National Convention opening here on Monday to re-nominate Mr. Hoover as the party candidate for the Presidency. Many Prohibitionists are disturbed by reports that Mr. Hoover is disposed m
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    DIVORCED MAN'S TRAGEDY
    650 7 CAMBRIDGE CRIME FIVE LIVES LOST IN FIT OF TEMPER 3 CHILDREN DEAD Mr. G. A. Wootten, the Cambridge coroner, made the following statement at the opening of the inquest on Mr. Herbert C. Tobbutt, Mrs. Helen M. Williams and the three children who were found shot dead
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    46 7 Kedah becomes the poorer by the loss of Messrs. J. Downes and W. I. Aitkin who are leaving for the United Kingdom by the Ranchi. Both are prominent figures m planting and sporting circles and their imminent departure is particularly deplored by residents of Sungei Patani.
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    THE DRUM OF CHANCE
    38 7 Some of the 200 girls who were employed m connection with the draw for the dispersal of the- £4,000,000 subscribed m the Irish Sweep on the Derby putting the counterfoils into the huge drum.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      45 8 ALLEN. At the Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, on the 11th June 1932 to Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Allen, a daughter. STURGES. On June 9th, at Batu Gajah Hospital, to Myrtle, wife of O. H. M. Sturges, of Gapis Estate. Padang Rengas, a daughter.
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      ENGAGEMENT.
      84 8 The engagement is announced of JOHN KENNETH GWINNELL. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Gwinnell of Bedford Park. London; and MARIANNA M. BANNERMAN. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Bannerman of Glasgow. DEATH. HUMPREYS.— On May 22. 1932. at Highstreet, Harrow. Brian Humphreys, of East Africa,
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1932. THE CEYLON EXPERIMENT
    847 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1932. THE CEYLON EXPERIMENT At a time when there is agitation for Council reform m the Colony the recent criticisms which have been levelled at the three years old constitution of Ceylon will be read with an interest which will, or will not, according
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    135 8 The Post Office authorities announced yesterday that telegraphic communication with Kota Bharu (Kelantan) via Kuala Lumpur and Patani; and with Bangkok were interrupted. Committee No. 2 decided to recommend the adoption of recommendations by the Estimates Committee:— (l) that full investigation be made of the possibility of pumping sewage out
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    SINGAPORE'S CIVIL AERODROME
    1476 8 THE SCHEME DESCRIBED Filling m 258 Acres of Swamp [Special to the Pree Press] The construction of the landing ground for Singapore's civil aerodrome was begun last month. It began with the first train load of, earth that was despatched from Jalan Eunos. four miles away, to
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    HELMSMEN FIGHT WIND AND TIDE
    367 8 WEEK-END YACHTING Batavia Visitors 1 (hallenge Cup The second of the Batavia Visitors* Chall. the R.S.Y.C. on Sum: heavy wind and rain 9.30 and the start had this abated somewhat. At 10.45 the Mart, r on their six mile course Kathleen UI and Tarbet. class
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    35 8 Mr Chee B*JTCC Chei to dinner at No. 119 on Wednesday on the of his second daughter. M to Mr. Choa Chin Wan. eldest son of M: sA Mrs. Choa Giang Wee of S correspondent
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      61 8 A WRITER SAYS THAT HE RECENTLY DREAMED he was m the House of Commons. There is nothing unusual m this. Many men have dreamed they were m the House of Commons and when they woke up they were. Don't dream about getting a "GAFLAC" POLICY. Make it a reality. GENERAL
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    DANGER IN FAR EAST
    204 9 japANS POVERTY IgUNGHAI AS "SHEET \N(III)K" OF CHINA I STABILITY VITAL j BH 1 Reuter's Service] Hj London, June 13. ia| Ol moft serious political I queot reaction m the Bm Wast, unless the growing X -ted, Ls a development Hjg li taken m England m
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    MANCHURIA CUSTOMS
    151 9 Appointment of Japanese Inspector-General .Reuters Far Eastern Service] Shanghai, June 13. Ls felt by the North China m announcing prominently: sources reveal that the Japanese ment. under cover of the Manchukuo tration definitely has decided to appoint I Japanese Inspector-General of Customs for Manchuria." I Reuter's Service] London,
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    MANCHUKUO
    84 9 Early Recognition Urged on Japan [Reuter's Far Eastern Service] Tokio, June 13. Seiyukai and Minseito have decided to il joint resolution to the Diet lag Government to recognise oon as possible. Government nr thereto but official quarters Unite action is unlikely before the l.ytton Commission':; report I m September.
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    STOCKS RISE
    34 9 Market Cheered by Weekend Developments IB^ish Radio— Official Service] Rugby, June 13. markets have begun the week the week-end developments m the conferences at Geneva and •'lmost general upward movement aiu -rded.
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    TIN OUTLOOK
    27 9 ,lUr^M<] Consumption Only Solution '''•ESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, June 13. r<" that the tin outlook ls though increased consumption 'Ution of future difficulties, it ls
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    RUBBER STOCKS
    18 9 8 SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, June 13. stocks held at Homo are: 6 t<m.s; Liverpool 59,551 tons.
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS TO RESCUE
    94 9 STEAMER AGROUND 350 Chinese Passengers Taken Off I Reuter's Far Eastern Service] Wri Hai Wei, June 13. rwo British destroyers and an Admiralty tug rescued 350 Chinese passengers from the steamer Shengklng. which ran aground on Chi-Mingi island. 15 miles eastward of Wei Hai Wei m
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    LINER'S FUEL TEST
    218 9 Hope For Revival of Coal Industry [Reuter's Service] London, June 13. An experiment which may mean the revival of prosperity m the British coal industry is being made m the Cunard liner Scythia, which is on the voyage to New York from Liverpool using en route, 150
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON
    117 9 Promotion To Ambassador Likely [Reuter's Service] London, June 13. Sir Miles Lampson's future is being discussed m diplomatic circles on the assumption that! it is unlikely he will return to China on the expiration of his leave excepting perhaps for a few months. His promotion to ambassadorial.,
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    LAWN TENNIS
    134 9 Britain to Meet Germany m Davis Cup [Reuter's Service] Berlin, June 12. In the Davis Cup Germany eliminated Ireland by 4 matches to 1 and will meet Great Britain m the semi-final of the European zone m London. Warsaw, June 12. The remaining singles matches between Britain and
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    57 9 Kent Well Beaten By Yorkshire [Reuter's Service] London, May 13. Yorkshire vs. Kent At Tonbridge. Yorkshire won by four wickets. Kent 196 and 75 Yorkshire 207 and 67 for six In Kent's second innings Rhodes took six wickets for 48 and Bowes four for 26. Freeman took eight
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    HOME RACING
    71 9 Latest Betting on the Hunt Cup [FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London, June 13. The following is the latest betting on the Hunt Cup: Prickett 8 to 1; Pal *o Mine 10 to 1; Double Arch 100 to 9; Inglesant 13 to 1; Royal Athlone 100 to 7; Abbotsworthy
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    28 9 There was a nasty collision between two motor cars at the junction of Third Cross Street and Jonker Street, Malacca. The driver of one car sustained minor injuries.
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    MAROONED ON 'PLANE FOR 8 DAYS
    256 9 LOST AIRMAN FOUND Atlantic Flier Rescued After Hope Abandoned f British Radio Official Service] Rugby, June 13. The British steamer Circe Shell is proceeding to New Orleans with the American -.Polish Atlantic filer, Stanley Hausner, aboard. He was rescued on Saturday night 500 miles
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    DR. HEEMSKERK
    236 9 Ex-Premier of Holland Dead [Reuter's Service] The Hague, June 13. The octogenarian ex-Premier. Dr. Heemskerk. is dead. Dr Heemskerk. who was born m 1852. was a member of the Second Chamber from 1888 to 1891. President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of the Home Department from
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    INDIAN CURRENCY
    82 9 Bombay Banker's Proposals [Reuter's Service] London, June 13. An international agreement to control output, an undertaking by the Government of India not to sell its surplus silver below certain prices or not exceeding certain quantities at various price levels, and the gradual re-mone-tisatlon of silver are among the
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    ARGENTINE STRIKE
    52 9 Three Killed m Cash with Police [Reuter's Service] Buenos Aires, June 13, Thousands of labourers m the sugar-cane plantations In the Santa Fe and Tucuman Provinces of Argentina have gone on strike. Three were killed and eight injured m a clash between the police and sugar-factory workers m
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES
    71 9 [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, June 13. Messrs Henry Gardner, metal brokers, notify to-day's tin prices as follow Spot £1143,4 (£1133,4). Forward £117 i/ 4 (£116). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day's rubber prices as follows Spot 1
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    CHILEAN JUNTA SPLIT
    35 9 [Reuter's Service 1 New York, June 13. A Santiago de Chile message states that Don Carlos Da Vila, one of the three members of the Republican Boci£list Junta of Chile, has resigned.
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    EUROPE LOOKS TO MR. MACDONALD
    254 9 PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN PARIS VISIT HAILED AS TONIC LAUSANNE HOPES [Reuter's Service] Paris, June 12. A successful prelude to Lausanne and a tonic for the anaemic Disarmament Conference at Geneva is how Mr. Mac Donald's visit is hailed. It is thought that a cut-and-dried two-Power agreement
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    124 9 Diplomats Merely Thinking Aloud [Reuter's Service] Paris, June 13. "We are determined to do everything we can to reach decisions at Lausanne which will remove a good many of the economic troubles of Europe and get the economic machine working properly again" says Mr. Mac Donald m a
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    402 9 France and Britain Think Alike [British Radio— Official Service] Rugby. June 13. This morning the British Premier and the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald and Sir John Simon, left Paris for the Disarmament Conference at Geneva and the French Premier. M. Herriot, travelled by the same
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    51 9 [Reuter's Service 1 Berlin, June 13. No more reparations" is the slogan of all political parties. Any government pledging itself to pay "tribute" will certainly be swept out of existence. Consequently, Herr von Papen will make it perfectly clear at Lausanne that Germany "cannot" pay reparaUons any
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    OSTRACISED "RANCHER EARL"
    603 12 DEATH IN CAR CRASH Lord Egmont a Victim of Social Snobbery Ringwood (Hants), May 18. Accidental death m a car smash, which was the finding of to-day's inquest on Lord Egmont, the "Rancher Earl," has put an end to a drama of callous social snobbery that has
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    154 12 Dr. O. Paneth, MD. (Vienna University) the tuberculosis specialist of Sumatra, will visit Malaya this month. He will arrive at Penang on Thursday and visit Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur and Malacca before coming to Singapore, where he will stay from June 21 to 23. A Malacca landlord had the unusual experience
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      413 12 Kerr Steamship Co., likP (Incorporated m L.S.A.) NEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Boston, New York Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Suet). Due SaUs 1),,.. V M.S. SILVERTEAK In Port June 20 M.S. SILVERSANDAL July 5 July 11 M.S. SILVERWILLOW July 26 Aug. 1 For rates and particulars please apply
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      652 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BT TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturdays 7 pm. Kuantan (via Jerantut) except Sunday 7.30 a.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 3.30 a.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) Sunday
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      STABBED IN HIS SLEEP
      135 13 Murderous Attack on Ship's Cook The Hylam cook on board the Straits Steamship Cos. Kajang was brought ashore suffering from a severe wound m the throat when the j vessel arrived m Singapore yesterday morning, t A wireless message had been sent and an c ambulance
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      232 13 Per T.S.S. Hector sailing to-day: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Noble, Mr. E. A. Smirke, Mr. A. L. Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Craig. Mr. R. W. C. Welch, Mr. E. A. R. Newton, Mr. P. O'Keefe, Mrs. F. C. Barraclough and son, Mrs. S. Reason. Mr.
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      PASSENGERS DUE
      36 13 Per T.S.S. Sarpedon from U.K. about Saturday: Mr. C. King-Roach, Mrs. J. D. Pierrepont, Dr. E. S. Lawrie, Mrs. H. J. Ridgewell, Capt. R. J. Work, Mr. T G. Blackwell, Mr. B. T. Hart
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      YANGTSZE LOSS
      264 13 S.S. I-Ling Strikes a Rock Shanghai. May 27. Radio messages received m Shanghai this morning report a shipping disaster m the Yangtsze Gorges, involving one of the principal vessels on the perilous run from Hankow to ChungThe 6teamer concerned was the I-ling. which is reported to have sunk
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      PHILIPPAR INSURED FOR £1,250,000
      108 13 Half the Sum Placed m Britain Many British firms share m the insurance liability on the French liner. The vessel is insured for £900,000 m respect of the hull and machinery and for £350.000 on interest. Of t«he total sum of £1,250,000, it is estimated Phalf
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      115 13 The following passengers left Southampton for Singapore on the Dempo which sailed on May 27th. Mr. A. D. Cohen and family, Mr. H. M. 6mael, Mr. S. Wong Shek. The Bee Lam arrived here from Pulau Soegi with 22 pigs, the Hong Kwong from Selat Pandjang with 22 pigs, the
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      940 13 Some Shipping Points For Export Managers In these days of intense competition m the vorld's markets, the question of overseas transport costs is one that is of prime importance o exporters, and if a strict eye Is not kept >n all the incidentals connected with the shipnent of goods,
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      77 13 The idea now under discussion is to transform J Naples Into the greatest free port m the J I Mediterranean by giving it a vast industrial j zone beyond the Customs frontier, encouraging j therein the installation of all those industries which manipulate and transform foreign material into manufactured goods
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      573 13 jingapore Free Press (Daily and Weekly Editions) m ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. (able Address: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. 1/ The premier morning daily m Malaya d with the Chota Hazri each I morning. Latest news, latest telegrams f* d latest announcements. London rubber i tin cables appear daily. Special tures include pictures, serial
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    341 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a List of stations which can be received m Singapore: Java Stations: Bandoeng PLM Irom about 5.20 pjn. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney." Tanjong Priok, 21 metres from
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    66 14 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further notice: DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 a.m. PErALTNG HILL TESTING. (Except Sundays and Public Holidays). FRIDAY on 65 Metres FROM THE STUDIO 6.30 pjn. Krontchong Music. 7.00 English. 7.15 British Official Wireless News. 7.25 Recital of
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    158 14 Mr. W. Peach, of the Penang Harbour Board has left for home by the Antenor, accompanied by Mrs. PeaCh. on retirement after fifteen j^ears' service, having been seconded from the P.W.D. When the war broke out m 1914 Mr. Peach was m the P.W.D.. Penans, and was m sole charge
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    SHANGHAI ELECTRIC
    620 15 I Tax-Free iminena 01 iz' 2 \\r Cent Per Year I I .\th annual general meeting I i .trie Construction Company. I I House. Moorgate. EC Mr. J. I I < hairman) said: The accounts I I I* fore the troubles which In re- I a u^ioned so
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    39 15 II that in recent weeks seven) and gravel pumps used in locs H been exported 'to China whei are endeavouring to develo Of areas of Yunnan on moder •tll mines in Malaya are n( boilers and gravel pumps ai
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    MALAYAN MARKET
    149 15 I Openings for Pharmaceutical Products luncheon in connection with the h Chen t.s' Exhibition, which wa3 opened at of the Royal Horticultural Society, estmir. M r i VO r Parrish. who is visiting from British Malaya, expressed the manufacturers of drugs and pharI products in Great Britain should
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    457 15 Singapore, June 10. I The prices quoted are generally those current I it Clyde Terrace Market. At the other markets .here may be small variations. MEAT Beef steak (Round) Katl 40 Beef stew or curry do 30 Pork, lean do 50 Pork, lean and fat (lst quality)
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    111 15 Boustead and Co. Singapore, Ajrents: Buloh Kasap 58.500 lbs. (Output last Month) 110.500 lbs. (Total to Date) 57,000 lbs. (Corresponding month last year), Gadek 42,000; 220.500; 67.620. Kelantan 54,892; 657.033; 73,500. Nordanal 47,000; 256.600; 46,800. Rim 64.600; 126.700: 57.000. Roebourne 13.597; 88.892; 19.562. Messrs Ev*att and
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    CENTRAL PERAK RUBBER
    42 15 Crop for 1931 was 1,513.084 lb., which realised average price of 3.26 d. per pound, London landed terms. Balance brought forward was I £8.101. less loss for year £1.125 (against profit £1 938). leaving to be carried forward £6,976.
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    To-Day's Price Changes
    335 15 EXCHANGE RATES June 13. SELLING London, 4 months' sight 3)3 29|32 London, 3 months' sight 2|3 27(32 London. 60 days' sight 3|3 13|16 London, 30 days' sight 2|3 25|32 London, demand l|i% London, T. T. 2|3 23|32 Lyons and Paris, demand 1060 Hamburg, demand IT3 New York,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    71 15 June I zt li.. 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 4 13j16 4 15,16 Standard R.S.S. or. Tender June 4 T 5 July 4 1516 5 116 I Aug. 5 sVfe July-Sept. 5 BH Oct-Dec. 5 1 5% Tone of
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    920 15 MONDAY, JUNE 13TH. 1932 CJ OSLNG QUOTATIONS Bayers Sellers Asam Kumbang 22s 24s c.d. Austral Malay 18s 20s Ayer Hitam (ss) 9s 9s 9d c.d. Bangrin Tin 6s w 8s Batang Padang ($1) 05 Batu Caves ($1) 25 Bukit Arang ($1) 30 40 nom. Bennah Malay 7s
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    24 15 The tragedy of last year's crisis was that business men had been too far ahead of the statesman m thought and action.— Viscount Novar.
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    RUBBER RESULTS
    269 15 Malayan Company Details [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, June 13. Sungei Batu report for the past year discloses a loss of £1.781, reducing the credit forward to £14,240. Windsor (F.M.S.) made a less cf £3.476. reducing the credit forward to £5.068. British Rubber Estates of Java are holding
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    346 15 Britain's Biggest Electric Sign Trafalgar Square. London, now possesses the largest illuminated sign m the British Isles. This sign, which reads. "Buy British! Smoke Canadian Club Tobacco and Cigarettes." occupies a site measuring 110 ft. by 40ft. high. It is constructed of Claudegen neon tubes 'which are placed
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    ALLIED SUMATRA
    72 15 Drastic Economies Effected m Past Year Allied Sumatra Plantations, one of the Harrison and Crosfields group of rubber companies. with a capital of £1.400.000. announces a net loss of £36.455 for the past year. For 1930 there was a net loss of £22.799. No dividend has been paid
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    850 15 Debit Balance of Over £300,000 A debit balance of £313,373 is disclosed m the report and accounts of the India Tyre and Rubber Company (Great Britain), Ltd.. Inchinnan, Renfrewshire, for the year 1931. The loss for the year on trading is £161.186. while adjustments m respect
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    SUNGEI KINTA TIN DREDGING
    59 15 During 1931 dredge treated 1,212.000 yards, which yielded 316 tens of tin ore, equivalent to 0.58 lb. per yard. Running costs amounted to 3.58 d. per yard. Net profit £654 (cgainst loss £2.432), add tax reserve written back, less loss on investment, realised £333, and amount
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      77 15 Assets exceed $12.000,000 Assurance tn force over $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    744 16 DULL DISPLAY Two Good Goals By Fyfe S.C.C 2; R.A 1. Occasional flashes of good play kept yesterday's first division league encounter between the S.C.C. and the R.A. from being an altogether dull affair. The balance of opportunities favoured the Gunners who were, on the general run
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    51 16 The following have been invibed to play Association Football for S.C.C. "B" XI vs. I.CF.A. 2nd XI on Thursday, at S.C.C. T. G. Lashmar; G. Boas, R. B. Black. H. A. Binnendyk, D. E. Nickels, G. Dodds; J. M. Houghton, J. L. Bonnar, H. B. Sym, C. T. Owen, J.
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    223 16 Japanese Doubles Champions Beaten Matsukawa and Kawajiri, the Japanese holders of the Malayan doubles championship title, were unexpectedly defeated m the semi-final round of the Singapore tournaments at the S.C.C. last night by Dr. H. O. Hopkins and Roy Smith. The result was more a surprise by
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    874 16 FIRST CLASS AVERAGES Successful Notts Bowlers FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, June 12. Although as many different counties are represented m the first six positions m the batting averages up to last Saturday, Notts and Hampshire figure prominently m the bowling figures. Larwood, Staples and Voce of
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    441 16 S.R.C. BEAT LA- Nondescripts Two Wins A Nondescripts' Eleven beat the United Engineers by 4 wickets on Saturday. The following are the scores: United Engineers: Harvey c Hamid b Cooke 2; T. I. Lake c Smith b Rodrigo 8; A. I. Horsley b Cooke 0; J. Cochran
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    242 16 Playing at home on Sunday, the Indian Association was defeated by 96 runs by S.R.C. for whom L. Alvis made a score of 51 before falling to a ball from Mistri. He hit four boundaries. G. Tessensohn and C. Humphries put up excellent support the former
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    229 16 Time alone saved the S.C.R.C. from defeat at the hands of a Ceylon Sports Club side on the S.C.R.C. ground. C.S.C. XL: B. Dudley c Jwee Yeow b Scow Hian 0, K. Balasingham b Scow Hian 23, P. Ratnasabapathy c Scow Hian b Evan Wong 17,
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE BEAT RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    206 16 On Saturday, Raffles Institution met Raffles College on their ground. The visitors won by the small margin of 31 runs. Raffles College: P. R. Lewis not out 67, C. 'Mosbergen b S. Ross 0, C. A. De Vries c Scott b Loveday 7, Swee Kee
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    1049 16 A STUNNING RESULT Tremendous Amounts Lost to Bookmakers The defeat of Orwell m the Derby at Epsom on June lst, left the enormous crowd stunned for a moment. Then, although a tremendous amount of money had been lost to the bookmakers, the cheers echoed right
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