The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 June 1935

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,611. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, JUNE 27. lf>3s IS CENTS.
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    CRITICAL SITUATION ON CHARHAR BORDER
    204 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh severe Losses In Clash Between Chinese And Manchus JAPAN PLANS DRASTIC MEASURES Froops Rushed To Tushikow ALLEGED PLUNDERING BY JAPANESE IRREGULARS tlsinking (Manchukuo), June 26. THE KWANTUNG ARMY COMMAND HAS ORDERED GEN. LI SHOL T HSIN'S MANCHUKUO BRIGADE FROM JEHOL TO
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    M. P. ACCUSES MALAYA OF EXTRAVAGANCE
    142 1 M. P. ACCUSES MALAYA OF EXTRAVAGANCE COLONIAL SECRETARY QUESTIONED Complaint Of Rubber London. June 26. r taxation burdens on kiayan rubber plantation com--:nce the inception of the ition scheme was brought to 6 01 the House of Commons j Mr. F. a. MacQulsten, X.c. vßed the Colonial Secretary Malcolm Mac
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    108 1 Xx pec ted To Tour Borneo In August Our Own Correspondent. > Ipoh. June M. Excellency Sir Shenton Thomas .sired Kroh. Upper Perak. where ■s the opportunity of visiting the js Rahman Hydraulic Mine. This la believed to have been exploited past two centuries. Hunt, the general
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    The Total Abolition Of Submarines
    229 1 The Total Abolition Of Submarines BRITAIN V\D <;KRM\M l\ FVYOI H Opposition From Other Countries London. June 2(1. GERMANY'S undertaking announced m the House o: Commons yesterday never again to resort to unrestricted submarine warface is warmly welcomed m the British press. The Daily Telegraph says: ••This assurunct will make
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    DUTCH AIR MAIL
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    "OPEN DOOR" NOT VIOLATED
    148 1 Statement By Sir Samuel Hoare London. Juiu> 26. i'THERE has been no threat to the 1 principle of the Open Door* In forth China.** said the Foreign Minister. Sir Samuel Hoare. m the louse of Commons, therefore the question of an assurance from the Japanese Government
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    British Exports Increase
    62 1 A comparison of British exports In Manchuria today and before the intervention o: Japan, requested by a questioner In the House of Commons, was given by Mr. Runciman as follows: The total exports Hi 1931 amounted to .£363.000 and m 1934 to €625.000. Textiles showed link change
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    News From All Quarters
    215 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh R.A.F. Cruise.— The two British flying boats which recently flew from Singapore to Hong Kong have arrived m Manila from Hong Kong. Purely Private.— Mr. Wang Chunghwi. a member of the Permanent Tribunal at The Hague, has arrived m London on a
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    ANOTHER BONE OF CONTENTION IN ABYSSINIA
    287 1 ANOTHER BONE OF CONTENTION IN ABYSSINIA PARAMOUNT ISSUE IN ITALY Mr. Eden's Talks With Mussolini Kom< Juih !.*> PXCITLMtNT hM bttß OMMti b\ tIM announcem* th.il the Government has orden-d Italian Maty to leave Abyssinia within ten days but later it was otlieially stated tIM report was tfffOßtOW The latest
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      69 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. /yj^ MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT v* »J* pm DANCE roRMAI) 945 to UAIN^^J r rHANGE OF PROGRAMME BY AND COMPLETE CHANGE 1 1 'V Ml"^"^£_ r^MEDIANS, SINGERS THE TALENTED Cf MEDI
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      118 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA a t&^s. ADELPHI flpflq HOTEL TONIGHT ROOF GARDEN TONIGHT INFORMAL SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Dinner and l>ance Music and Kntortainnu'nt IV<>\ MM l>\ THE RELLER BAND I THE MUSICAL SENSATION OF SINGAPORE ON FRIDAY, JUNE 28TH, THE ROOF-GARDEN IS RESERVED
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    Singapore Gunmen Ambushed
    297 2 Singapore Gunmen Ambushed EUROPEAN OFFICERS' NARROW ESCAPE FOUR Cantonese gunmen, alleged to be members of a secret society, were ambushed at Seletar on Tuesday morni ing by members of the Detective Branch. Two were shot by detectives as they drew their weapons and aimed at Mr N. G. Morris. A.S.P..
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    "JUDGE PRIEST"
    213 2 Popular Will Rogers At The Pavilion ■■Judge Priest,** which opened at the Pavilion last nigh:, should be very popular I In the Arst place, it features Will Rogers, deservedly a urea: favourite. And then, oven it Fox have treated Irvin Cobb's novel with a great deal Ol licence,
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    PASSPORT VISAS TO CHINA
    117 2 The Singapore Chinese Consulate General has received instructions from the Ministry oi Foreign Affairs at Nanking to the eflfaet that on and from July 1. 1935. a fee ct $10 Chinese national currency, payable m local currency at a rale to be fixed by the Ministry
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    28 2 To encourage loca agriculture and 1 kampong industries m Johore. an Agrii cultural and Malay Handicraft Show is to be held m Muar on July 11 and 12.
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    160 2 Racing Thrills In "Red Hot Tyros" Cars racing at over a hundred miles an hour provide most of the thrills m j Red Hot Tyres. which opened at the Alhambra last night. It is a story of intrigue on the motor- j racing track m Dayton. It tells
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    SINGAPORE FLYING BOATS
    129 2 Returning From Manila On Saturday The Pacific cruise of two Singapore flying boats of No. 205 < F.B. > Squadron. R.A.F.. Singapore, will not now end until Sunday, it is announced. The boats were due back at Seletar on Saturday originally. A day was lost at Kamranh
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    DR. OTTO PELTZER
    63 2 Berlin, June 24. The famous runner Peltzer has been sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment for unnatural vice against which the secret police have been campaigning since the Rohm affair last year. Peltzer was sentenced several days ago. The new was learnt when journalists were enquiring about an
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    UNLICENSED REVOLVER
    150 2 Chinese Gaoled For Possession of a fully-loaded six-cham-bered .32 calibre revolver and several spare rounds of ammunition without a licence cost a Chinese. Wong Wing his liberty for a period of eight months and a fine of $50. or a further two months. When first produced before Mr.
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      54 2 I THE LAST AND GREATEST of CHARLES DICKENS WORKS I W^ T UNFIN| SfiED AT HIS DEATH NOW J with THE MOST SURPRISING ENDING of ANY FILM! I "THE MYSTERY of EDWIN DROOD" What Became of the Psalm-singing Opium Fiend? I j S N PAVILION THE SPINE-TINGLING J L THRILLER
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      656 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. TRADE MARK NOTICE. i f CB. 8. V 11 J NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Trade Marks depicted above, with Trade Names "SPIDER" and "ANT" and are both also called and known as; "TJAP LABA-LABA." are the exclusive property of MR. CHAN CHENG KUM of No. 37.
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      325 2 Spillers Dog Foods for Uniform Quality, Parity and Nutritive value are unequalled THEY PROVIDE THE IDEAL FEED FOR EVERY AGE AND BREED AGENTS FOR MALAYA Wholesale and retail special rates for Kennels. The Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (Incorporated m the P.M.S.) Raffles Place, Singapore. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA." I, OXLET RISE,
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      174 2 £be Singapore JFrcc press Head Omc: Cecil Mrrr, Phonr M?| extension* t .11 a *fe ra Js*s Kuala Lumpur Oflice: X, J.,v., u^ rtiunr London Oflire: Phone: (m«,., Jsh^^ Tel: -i^,, SUBSCRIPTION r ATes mum c < giSU WS V-rl, b S m Note. Outst.ii ion h. JU the usual
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      379 2 Diary Of The Week f^ THURSDAY, JUNE 27. High Water. 8.26 a.m. 7.7 ft.. 7.55 p.m. 8.5 ft. Football S.A.F.A. League. Div. 11. S.C.C. vs. Police, padang; Div. 111. Khalsa Association vs. Fort Canning. V MCA. ground; Malaya Cup Trial. Anson Road Stadium. FRIDAY, JUNE 28. High Water. 9.44 a.m.
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      231 2 Today 9 s Radio Programmes B.B.C.— GSH, GSG and GSF Wavelengths— l 3.97, 16.86, and 1982 metres 6.20 Big Ben. The Trocadero Cinema Orchestra, relayed from the Troxy Cinema. London. 6.50 The BBC Dance Orchestra. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m. 7.35 Friday Midday Concert, relayed from Queen's College. Birmingham.
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    MESSAGE TO CHINESE PARENTS
    446 3 MESSAGE TO CHINESE PARENTS How Western Practices Could Save Many Children ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB r\ESC RIBIXG it as his message to all Chinese parents. Dr. Urn Eng: Hae, at the tiffin of the Singapore Rotary C lub >esterday. gave an address on "Bruising Up Children for Chinese Parents." Mr
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    FORMER SINGAPORE RESIDENTS WED
    221 3 Mr. Dong Chui Seng And Miss Fong Mcc Sang Butterworth, June 23. •THE Rev, H. O, Proctor officiated at the wedding at St. Murk's Church. Buttrrworth on Saturday morning, of Mr. Don« Chui Sing, Headmaster ol St. Mark's School, and Miss Pong Poeny Moo Sang, of
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    Accused Police Officers Give Evidence In Bribery Case
    446 3 JUDGMENT RESERVED JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday by Mr. Norman (Jricr. the Singapore second magistrate, m the ease m which Asiatic Inspector Mohamed b. Sudin and Sergeant Kassim h. Abdullah were charged with receiving an illegal gratification. Inspector Mahmood had an alternative count
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    80 3 I Chinese Arrested On Selangor Police Instructions j Arrested on Wednesday night on (instructions from the Selangor police. a young Chinese, Chong Yet, Ten. was (produced yesterday before Mr. Norman tGrice. the Singapore Second Magistrate, by Detective-Inspector T. E. Wray. The charge is one of criminal breach of
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    70 YACHTS BURNED
    46 3 Fort Lauderdale, (Florida), June 24. Seventy yachts, including the Mystic, owned by the Cudahy meat packing family, and Scimitar Second, owned by Mr. Gar Wood, were destroyed by fire which swept Pilkington yacht basin. The damasre is estimated at a million dollars.- Reuter
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    47 3 HIE ANNUAL SKRVKK of the Order ot St Michael and St. George was held m St. Pauls athedral on Empire Day. The installation of the Karl of Athlone as hancellor of the Order formed part of the service, which the Diikr of Gloucester attended. The Duke arriving.
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    Decree Nisi For Mr. O'Hara Hickson
    430 3 From Our Own Correspondent-) Kuala Lumpur. .lun<> 24. npHF petition brought by Mr. Oeorge Lionel OH.ir.t Hickson. for the dissolution of the marriage and cattody o: the child, against Mrs. irma OH.ir.i Hlckson as respondent and Levas Levinsonas as co-respondent. was heard today by
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    CHACO PEACE TREATY
    26 3 Lopaye, Jane 12. The Bolivian Congress has ratified the peace protocol ending the Gran Chaco war Par?™^ has already ratified the treaty.- Reuter
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    TOOK POISON TO AVOID GAOL
    403 3 TOOK POISON TO AVOID GAOL Tamil Dies On Day SB3 Was To Be Paid Into (hurt M.il.uta, Jiiiu t IN the Police C »ur Mil.. before Mr C T Mlddtatoi ■I coroner, an inquest was h«ld into the death oi Tamil n.im. d V M Appasamv Path, r I)r F.
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    Corpus Christi Celebrated
    262 3 Corpus Christi Celebrated IMPRESSIVE SCENES U PENANC Penang, June 24. MANIFESTATIONS of Catholic piety were WttßMNd yesterday m Penally when the feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated m the three churches m town. Hundreds of Catholics were present and participated m the ceremony. Daring the c\~y while narraiimH tv exposed
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      27 3 With th Dignity of it. own the 1935 AUSTIN seven SINGAPORE, M.%LACCA, SEREMBAN, KU^ NG r° o nVT^ L co l m a"n ..V7ryrr f c 7iip7r»
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      40 3 Keep your property free from rust by applying WAILES DOVE BITUMASTIC INI BLACK BROWN RED GREEN CREAM GREY SOLP MAKEPS HAILED D€VE MTIiMAtTIC U NLWCASTLL UPON T V KitSOLE AGENTS: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE BRANCHES Wan i Si ikH H
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    "PROSPERITY LAND" IS IN NORTHERN EUROPE
    1248 4 Sweden's Remarkable Recovery From Depression I>\ A Special Correspondent Stockholm. "Prosperity Land' 1 was the i name applied to Sweden the other day by a visiting American econoiii. He took. maybe. an unduly favourable view of the situation m B country new to him.
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    ARCHBISHOP AT 35
    107 4 Dr. Prendiville World's Youngest Prelate? Perth. W.A. The Rt. Rev. Dr. Prendiville. 8.A.. successor to Archbishop Clune. is 35 years of age und is probably the youngest Roman Catholic Archbishop m the world. Born m County Kerry. Ireland, he was educated at St. Brendan's Seminary. Killarney. and
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    87 4 The Band ot the Ist Bn. the Wiltshire Regiment (conductor. Mr. W. Atkins), by kind permission of Major J M Ponsford. M.C.. and the officers, wili perform the following programme, subject to alteration without notice at Katong Park on Friday at 515 I p.m. March. The Bond of Friendi ship.
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    GRAND OLD VETERAN OF THE SCREEN
    355 4 AMAZING CAREER C. AUBREY SMITH AT an age when most men are retired from active business life. C. Aubery Smith declares he's "just beginning to live." There'll be no retirement for this gTand old veteran. '"Life is entirely t< Intel sting." he remarked recently
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    GOODBYE TO ALL THAT
    628 4 How Myrna Loy Gave Up Sinister Roles MYRNA LOY has perhaps gamed more ground, since 1934. Un the Hollywood popularity hurdles than almost anyone else one could name. Obviously and unaffectedly a wist' U) basking m the publicity spotlight, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star's chief endeavour. on recent
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    INTERRUPTIONS EXPLAINED
    33 4 Lizard In TekphtM MuswellbrooK n Mysi Intern telephoi 01 lall x a:. it randed to And a tlw I i »te > Umn r wlret Its i cause vlrea And ttln rniddh*
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      38 4 LADIES' DRESS MAKING WASSIAMULL'S NOW CONDUCTED UNDER A CHINESE TAILOR WITH 2O YEARS OF TAILORING EXPERIENCE. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION CHARGES VERY MODERATE A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. I Wasswmuil Assomull Co. 31 &33 H h St Thone 7 144.
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      64 4 THE MOST DURABLE ENAMEL PAINI OBTi be double that of ordinary p^t Jyr Tli* 1 11 v »\*?*3^^\ For bright, lasting and econo- WIz&S&W mical work you cannot VW^isistfS*^ n hctte* than u>^ sM\ "TMFENETRABLb kt^irLjr^^^^ the orov ed paint. ESTIMATES for work includ- EUROPEAN Supervision. I'Z^ohi'rlXTor use h, one-
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    243 5 n\vi\<; (ONciiniD theii Ill irm r 1 wraaj^jrt.'a.^-ss hi r: rr m and l),i,hess o kI," 11 ned the str< ets <>f <;las "■<" the take I IL¥ POWB the unil(|\ ■»..< .ii.si prima *ltm »».i. s»n»ll« .1 liiinnii.rd llttdiiuh l.«.n(f<. 1 alter lit i Ml lvi (irltul m MM
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    Buddhists Say Governor Should Go To Temple
    8 6 Buddhists Say Governor Should Go To Temple mk
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    R.A.F. PLANES OVER THE HIGHLANDS
    183 6 R.A.F. PLANES OVER THE HIGHLANDS Reconnaissance Flights 'DROME ONLY FOR LIGHT AIRCRAFT LIKELY Tanah Kata. June 2 1 The r.a.f. reconnaissance plan which have been operating from the Asam Kumbang Aercdreme ;ii Taiping have carried out several Rights over the Cameron Higiu;ir.o> during the past week Of so. The flights
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    20 6 SECTION of the Corpus Christ i procession on Sunday at the Cathedral of the Good Six plierri (Free Tress pholo).
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    A CHANCE FIND
    88 6 Counterfeit Trade Marks 117HILE Investigating a complaint made by Means. Well] and Montor against Chop Chong Shing m respect oi the sale of Fascio fountain pens bearing a counterfeit of the Parker pen vacumatic mark, the police came acron another ftnn committing a similar offence. Charged witi
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    FREE FROM MALARIA
    162 6 Health Officer's Report On Cameron Highlands From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. June 25. At B meeting Ol the Cameron High- j lands Sanitary Board. Dr. Holmes. I Health Officer, repl\mg to questions j stated that no case ol malaria inter tion had been known m the Bintang
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    EXPECTED PAY-ROLL
    73 6 Disappointed Hold-Up Men Attack Clerk Ipoh. June 25. A Chinese clerk proceeding to a mine adjacent to Lahat Road, on the outskirts of the town, was held up by two Chinese who removed the clerk's wrist-watch and a small sum m cash. Evidently the hold-up was staged jin
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    26 6 Tuan Haji Mohamed Eusoff, Senior Co-operative Officer, Perak. will, it is jSaid. succeed Captain Hashim as Assistant Registrar of Co-operative Socieities, F.M.S.. when the latter retires.
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    TWO CARS FALL INTO SAME DITCH
    203 6 TREE ON ROAD IN RAIN-STORM Taiping. Mrs. W Hay- Pratt, a well-known N, j^ii SembUan resident who has been at home m Scotland ioi about a year arrived back m Seremban on the Scharnhorst. On Saturday alternoon last, Mr. W. H. Pratt, proprietor ot
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    21 6 MB. I l». SMITH, serretary of Malayan Mbacca Distributers. Ltd.. and M l» l»ak«*i M«»rr married a. tin- i allu'dral >e>terday.
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    25 6 Mrs John Bailey, wife of thi Britisl Chargi c 4. At'. air«'< at Bangkok, n turned Biam •t. the Rawalpindi alter a holidas at home.
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    40 6 His t:\celleney the Governor. Sir Bhenton Thomas was an interested itor f the annual Penang and i ril Welleslty Malay Schools' drill -w. i< mpetition whicb^vas held Francis Light School ground on Batuiday afternoon h.e gave iiw..v the championship cup
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    Dr. A. Ellis President Of Siam Rotary Club
    318 6 Dr. A. Ellis President Of Siam Rotary Club From Our Own OttMpoudi Bangkok. I g TPHE Bangkok Rotary Club fa publishing at the expense ol on< member, the many columns which •have appeared m the Straits papefl ol the speeches made at th« r conference m Singapore. At th« weekly
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      166 6 TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMO RROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW m TOMORROW W%^»> TOMORROW USED -CAR -SHOW with a great variety of good cars at bargain Prices Taxed for the next 6 months BORNEO MOTORS LTD. SINGAPORE. THE SUNDAY TIMES (THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA) has
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    247 7 Miss W. Copley And Mr. R.; N, Brewer Miss Winifred Copley, who arrived m Singapore from England on the P. and O. Rawalpindi last week, was married to Mr. Reginald Nelson Brewer, an official at the Navy. Arni> and Air Force Institute, at St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday afternoon.
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      231 7 m Mk Fim ft ThrilUng^romance of the race track! P?_!m 6 15 tonight 9is il^^ 3W 5 m Wg W rtM</ Sto ZtMg hat t **U leave you gasping li^^MP ASTOR and TALBOT :\M "^ED HOT TYRES" W'/^kidla Whh ROSCOE KARNS a "d FRANKIE DARRO M -;J Pr^l'p YOU CAN
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      240 7 CAO|"f°f%| OPENING 1 -phone s' 6 r- r^T7|TONIGHT[nr The Famous Dancing Stare of' "FLYING DOWN TO RIO" m a Greater, and More Joyous Musical Picture. R. K. O. Radios Most Spectacular Screen Triumph. THEY KISS WHILE THEY 7 RE^^^Bg the NEW 208 PER BALL ROOM SENSATION "The CONTINENTAL" FORMANCES V;/£^^
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935 Tin's Future.-II
    1229 8 IN yesterday's article we dealt with some of the questions raised by the Hon. Mr. John Bagnall at the half-yearly meeting of the Straits Trading Co. but not with the most provocative the references to tin prices. Here Mr. Bagnall
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    Mimosa
    1235 8 I 117 ith a lit t K* saved her* and some thing gone without there It could just be done. This endless calculation about imiiify: and Dowers w r« m> <xp. nsIVC m January But she had always given her mother floten lor her birthday, and this year it
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      283 8 PRODUCE OF FRANCE p A dm. Cb^f Jmf\^ II mm JMnSCAaliflff hS^# N?l COGNAC W^^k^LJUj CALPBECKS BY SPECIAI «£v^vW rO H.M THE BY U TIH I. JEWELLERY. BOUNCES FEMININE CHARM. The beautiful designs of today as stocked by us make the possession oi a ring, brooch, clip, bracelet cr pendant
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      67 8 i A NEW TYPE of ornamental bowl is described by an artist as bein# "a hideous, nerveshattering monstrosity." Someone must have given him a nasty jar. Which is just what some careless driver might give your car but however heavy the damage, it will be met m full by a
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    Trust Appeal Case May End Today
    2188 9 CRITICISM AND DEFENCE OF WRIT Claim That Powers Were Exceeded JHL heanng of the appeal ot the sing Improvement Trust aga.nst the findin* o f the Chief ™™Tr H OPB ard. R rantin g a writ of prohibition prevent^ them tm Appearing before the
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    COMMODITY MARKET
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    Exhibition Of Hobbies At Y.W.C.A.
    142 9 THE PART THEY PLAY IN EDUCATION j that but at th» same time our first aim must be to educate. "Hobbies and crafts want to be encouraged, and I feel that m encouraging them, the Y.W.C.A. is undertaking a work or no small value to
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      93 9 TIFFIN $1.00 Potage Lonffchamp Fish A La Ihmtin Roa<>t Fricandeau Of Veal Mashed Potato CoKI Meat Salad Vanilla Ice Cream Cheese, Fniit. Coffee TRY our SPECIALTIES FRESH sS!i TER CRAB Baked Alasca a Choice of Over 100 Other Dishes. PHONE 4906. MADELON H. LULOF'S author of "RUBBER" THE WEALTHY BEGGAR
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      647 9 Beauty Preparations BY ■■lift B AFTER MANY YEARS EL Sv M OF PROFOUND STUDY. WSSS ii'V^laX HAVE PUT ON TO THE WORLDS MARKET BEAUTY PREPARATIONS THAT CAN DEFINITELY BE RELIED UPON TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND APPEARANCE OF THE SKIN. ROBINSON CO., LTD. FLY TO SAVE TIME H Singapore Palembang
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      COPRA PRICE RISE AIDS RUBBER COMPANY
      721 10 Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates Have Good Year The twenty-fifth annual general meeting of the Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates, Limited, was held on Thursday, May 16, m the Council Room of the Rubber Growers' Assoation. Fenchurch Street, London. The Chairman 'Mr. Arthur A. Allen) s.\id The results
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      VALLAMBROSA'S 22 PER CENT.
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      Fraser's Share List
      1125 10 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1935 Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (,4s) 4s 4s 3d Asam Kumbang 30s 6d 32s 6d x.d. Austral Malay 59s 61s c.d. Ayer Hitam Tin (.ss) 13s 3d 14s c,d. Ayer Weng ($1) 1.90 1.95 Ban&rin Tin 24s 25s Batu Selangor ($1) .73 .76 Chenderiang
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      92 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June 2<>, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. m cases iF.0.8 July) 20 3 8 20.7 16 Good F.A.Q. m cases iF.O.F. July) 19.15 16 20 No. I. X. R.S.S. iSpot loose > lawardable Singapore) 20^ 20 i No. I.
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      Exchange Rates
      234 10 June M London. 4 months' sight 2 4 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 15 16 London 30 days' sight 2 3 29 32 London, demand 2 3 7 8 London. T.T. 2 3" 8 Lyons and Paris, demand 860
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      GAS RATES
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      SEDENAK RUBBER
      81 10 Proposed Increase In Capital (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 24. In addition to their plan to acquire Pontian (Malay) Rubber Co., Ltd., it is also proposed by Sedenak Rubber Estates, Ltd., to acquire the Siam MaLay Company's Glencoe estate for 112,500 fully-paid £1 shares. In order to
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      7 10 Singapore Produce Prices June 26 j dj
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      Yesterday's Rubber Auction
      163 10 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.232 nd auction yesterday when there were catalogued 1.256.099 lbs.; 560.76 tons; offered 1,152,824 lbs.; 514 65 tons; sold 886.208 lbs.; 395.63 tons. Spot. London 6d New York ***** cts! PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoke Sheets Cents Per Lb.
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      RUBBER REPORT
      176 10 Lewis and Peat, Ltd., m their weekly rubber market report, dated June 11 state: The market has been quiet during the week with very little alteration m values, but the undertone has been firm and the opening after the holiday showed promise of a more active market, but
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      92 10 June 26 Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins H Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit ol 2x4 gallon tins $4 M Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon Shell Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums per British Imperial Gallon
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      LOCAL SHARE OPERATORS OUT OF FORM
      815 10 Market's "Serene Indifference" Remains Undisturbed MESSRS. Fraser and Co.'s weekly share report, dated June 25, states Nothing has happened during the past week to disturb the serene m- difference of the Singapore share market, and. although telegrams would seem to indicate that the London
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    "NEW" STARS That Hollywood "DISCOVERED"
    605 11  -  MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY PCTER Lorre will p i ay m Mad Love," and if you saw -M" the very excellent German picture which presented this .star m the role of the child murderer of Hamburg you will never forget his performance. M"
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    Boy Trapped Cliff
    181 11 Boy Trapped Cliff ON POINT OF COLLAPSE WHEN RESCUED j Folkestone. A 13-year-old schoolboy, trapped on the cliffs 25C feet above the j beach, faced death for nearly two; hours here this afternoon. When lowered to safety by men with ropes he was exhausted. The boy. John Hately. of Chart
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    On 250-Foot
    126 11 WILL MEET KING Amir Saud, Heir To Arabian Kingdom, In London London. June 17. A Muslim prince. Amir Saud. eldest surviving son ol King Ibn Saud and heir to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, arrived m London today and was formally welcomed on behali of the Foreign Secretary;
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    NON-STOP RECORD
    84 11 Flight Of 2,616 Miles By A French Seaplane Cherbourg. June 2?.. TUf French seaplane, Croix dv Sud. which lias mndo numerous trans-Atlan-tic flights to South America established a new non-stop seaplane record of 2.616 miles when it landed at Zlgulnchor m Senegal. The Croix dv Sud took oir
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    294 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst PSYCHICS STANDARDISED TTHE requirements lor psychic bids are today nearly as standardised as legitimate bids. The old days when you bid a short suit or a long suit or a v o i d suit first hand,
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    SHUNTIEN PIRACY
    79 11 Echo Of llescue By The British Navy London. June il. An echo i>i the rescue from pirates m June (»i last year Of Mr. Graeme Nicholls. a Shanghai Insurance agent, is contained m the Admiralty Heel orders which announce a donation ol C5O to the Trafalgar Day Orphan!
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    WOMAN WHO RULES THE HAPPIEST ISLAND
    304 11 WOMAN WHO RULES THE HAPPIEST ISLAND She Bans Motor -Cars EVERY MAN MUST BE A ROAD MENDER Isle Of Sark. SIXTEEN HUNDRED visitors more than double the population— whc come each year to this little island m the English Channel rarelj see its most remarkable and important inhabitant. She is
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    TO OPPOSE SPEAKER
    178 11 Labour's Challenge May Lead To Parliamentary Reform l/ondoM. June 22. The question of creating a social non-territorial constituency for the Speaker of the House of Commons is likely to be considered at an early Cabinet meeting as a result rl the Labour Party's official decision to oppose
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    21 11 Mr. Chang Seng Long. J.P., of Seremban. has been elected president of the N.S. Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd.
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    AUSTRALIA'S COLOUR BAR IS EXAGGERATED
    293 11 AUSTRALIA'S COLOUR BAR IS EXAGGERATED Eastern Visitors Warmly Welcomed Colombo. June IK. While bhoi laws which made it VT difficult for <••<!(. iir»'d people t<. enter Australia, did exist, Mr. J. H. de Baram, Chief Commissioner oi the [Ceylon Boy Scouts' Association, assured jhis audience ai the Catholic Home yesterday
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    RESTORED TO LIFE
    167 11 Injection Saves (iirl Whose Heart Had Stopped Owen Sound. Canada. Supposedly dead lor live minutes, a 5-year-old sirl h.'s born brought back to life u«;iin here by the .skill ol a Canadian specialist named Dr. A. F. Laird, who injeoted nine drops ol adnnalin int<> her heart.
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    MASS MARRIAGES
    58 11 Canton Hat' Now Adopted Idea Canton. The mass marriage' idea has spread to Canton. It is announced here that ma.vs weddings will take place m Canton on the first Sunday m every other month, every New Year's day. every national day, and on the birthday an- 1 niversaries
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      148 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the Colony of Hong Kong.» 1 Tlie liability of members Is limited to j the extent and m the manner prea-lf cribed by Ordnance No 6 of 1929 o! the Colony. HEAD OFFICE HONCi KONG Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up
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      503 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England hv Royal Chart-r-Paid up capital m 600 ooi. shares of £,b each joo.uOO Reserve Fund 000 000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors (kk» 00a HEAD ni mi 38. Blshopsgate. London L C Ageaclea and Branches. AU>r Star I Hollo Saigon Anirltsar
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    "DRAKE" TO SAIL AGAIN
    164 12 Cruise Of Half-Size Model Of Golden Hind The Golden Hind, the hall -size model of the famous ship In which Sir Francis Drake sailod around the world. 360 years ago. If to put to Sv\\ faff the first time next month. Built at Devonport Dockyard, the
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    JAPAN GETS ORDERS
    111 12 The Japan Snipbuildinn F» deration has reported that m connection with iManchulroo'f pa>meni m kind u>r the North ifanohnrta Railway, the Soviet Government has placed orders lor 24 modern ships The vessels are mostly of small tonnage and includt tankers and freighters, but the order kl large
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      BRITISH SHIPPING DECLINE
      722 12 m Serious Position Regarding Foreign Trade ONE-THIRD of the year has now gone, and m that period the country has the satisfaction of knowing that it has made tangible improvement m its overseas trade, says the Journal of Commerce. Our exports are £13,685,541 up compared with the
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    FOURTH WORLD CRUISE
    84 12 Returning from her fourth world cruise, the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain, flagship of the company's fleet, returned to Southampton, her terminal port, after an absence of flve months. During that time she steamed 35.000 miles, for before making her lengthy cruise she undertook two short
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      486 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In F.M.S.t TELEPHONE Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. InOOKING AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. CANADIAN PACK IC WOBID'S GREATEST 'Incorporated m England) TRAVEL SYSTEM THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA
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      243 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHEDULE OF $ULIM.> By Fortnifhtly Pstasenrer Steamer Between Ranroon. Port Sudan. Marseilles. Palma And England HOMEWARD SAILINGS Port of Disembarkation Plymouth 1935. BHAMO July 13 AMARAPOORA July 27 SAOAING Aug 10 BURMA Aug 24 YOMA Sept 7 PEGU p| 21 CHINDWIN Oct 5 KEMMENDINE Oct IS BHAMO N
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      630 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan <via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 pm. Kelantan »via Gemas) every Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
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      58 12 aPASSENGERS DUE The following are paitfnfftfl by the I m.s Boringia due m Singapore on July 12: Mr. Damon Narenorm. Mr Carl Jepsen. Mr. and Mrs F M Riley Mr H. C. Butler. Mr MaeDonald Mrs E •M. R. v D Horst. Mr and Mrs Schaupp Mr and Mrs I
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      221 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the Uhur\t«s or expected t<» arrive East Wharf (Entrance (ulr Van HttttH T2 A:i>:: Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3): Fushimi Mini 18: 16 Silverhazcl 14; J<> ima 11 9; Nanshin Muru 7 Empire l>ock < Entrant r <„i, Taijin Muni 90; U im bar 32: Rhexenor
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      372 13 It I P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due DBe Srtrnm 610 July 4 BURDWAN 6 070 Aug29 B^^ 5 RAJPUTANA 17 000 30 R^cSl I7nno t^ JS MANTUA 11.000 Sept. 6 SOUdS r 0 J T Ul i V I? CHITRAL 15.000 Sept. 13 \^LDEr\ ,*nn% I* 7
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      482 13 EUerman Bin kn all Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL i«*u»ai. Also accepting cargo for Canadian and American ports via Colombo Steamer o •iip- ii i mm FOR HONG KONG SHANGHAI AND JAPAN City of Hereford July
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      826 13 REPRESENTING =^^Q*£3 SHIPPING The Siam Steam Narration Co. Ltd. ™waddy Hotilla Co, Ltd INSURANCE JSr^T?. Ud. LOnd n and G Obe S'.iar' Md M M RAILWAYS The Federated Malay States Railways. The Royal State Railway, of Sl*m AIRWAYS —uwayi or siam I™J! erla L AirWayB Ltd Marßobertson— Miller AtUUm r«
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      832 14 X- P. MKONINI^LIIKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU VAN mm- Thursday, June 27, Hong Kong, Swatow and Amoy. riDOßE— Thursday, June 27., Selat-Pandjang. Bengkalis, Soengei-Pakning. Siak and Pakan-Baroe. VAN OUT HOORN— Thursday. Juno 27. Cheribon. (not for passengers). Semarang and Sourabaya, thence per s.s. Reijnst toßoeleleng, Ampenan. PadangBay, Laboean-Hadji, Benoa and Banjoewangi. HOITMAN
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      566 14 A a 11 ~~7\ """^i ft h\ \*4&( I TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY, SUEZ PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang N. York. Pres. Van Buren June 29 July 2 July 4 Aug. 13 Pres. Garfield
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      555 14 O. S. K. LINE s.s. "ARIZONA MARU" (10,000 G. TONS) Leaves Singapore July 11th direct for COLOMBO and K. S. African and South American ports Fares to Colombo Deck 3rd Cabin $17 $49 $120 For further particulars, please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, Passage Dept., No. 9, de Souza St.,
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    The British AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
    924 15  -  Bernard Darwin j By VyE Publish today the fourth of the series of articles on .no n f amateUr g cham P to «ship which have been peoally wntten for the Free Press by Bernard Darwin, the well-known golf writer, m which he describes the fourth
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    Cotton Begins With Unbeatable Golf
    344 15 SMASHES COURSE RECORD TO LEAD IN BRITISH OPEN P London, June 26. LAYING one of the best games of his career. Cotton, the British professional lowered the course record by two m the first round the British Open Championship, which began at Muirfteld today He
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    54 15 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. the V.M.C.A. School at soccer tomorrow at 510 p.m on the Balestier Road <V.M.C.A ground: C Crocker: B. R. O. Willis. J. McNeish: R. J. Fennie. N. Lim. F. Pullen; J. B. Stevenson. A. V. Pestana. V. N. Pillay. W. R. Willis. J.
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    Bowlers Had Upper Hand In Malacca Trial Game
    506 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 24. JIIANY of the leading batsmen lost their wickets cheaply m the trial W* match between the captain and vice-captain's team at the weekend The match was limited to a day's play because of rain on
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      141 15 SUNLIGHT AND UMBRELLA SOAP Ai7£F OFFER! Are you collecting the wrappers from these famous soaps? From ist May the wrappers from exchange a large- size tablet of Lux Sunlight and Umbrella Soaps will be Toilet Soap the famous beauty soap worth money to you! All you have to used by
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    70 THOUSAND HAIL LOUIS AS SECOND JACK JOHNSON
    393 16 70 THOUSAND HAIL LOUIS AS SECOND JACK JOHNSON Camera Battered So Severely That Referee Stops Fight GIANT REDUCED TO PITIFUL SIGHT PRIMO Camera, the giant Italian, received one of the most severe batterings of his boxing career when he met Louis, the American Negro, m a fifteen round contest on
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    96 16 EE KONG UNABLE TO PLAY YET From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala. Lumpur, June 25. f\NG Ec Kong, the Selangor lawn ten- nis champion, will be unable to play his match against H. J. Sinclair m the flnal of men's singles tomorrow as arranged, having sprained his right
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    27 16 E H. R. Bowerman and H. E Steveni owe 3) play K. C. Gillett and J. D. Menzies (plus 5) tomorrow m the S.C.C. lawn bowls tournament
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    NEUSEL WINS
    42 16 Petersen Retires In Tenth Round London. June IS. At Wembley Stadium m the open air before 50.000. Neusel t Germany) defeated the British Champion. Petersen. who retired at the end of the tenth nf n return fifteen round contest.- Reuter
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    Japanese Earn Golden Opinions
    218 16 FINE DOUBLES VICTORY OVER AMERICANS Wirablrdon. Jan* OLDEN opinions were earned b> Japanese doubles pair. Ni.shltr.ur. and Yamaßishi today when x\ an easy victory agains*. th<- A: Hines and Culley. Thunderstorms curtailed vN Duke Of K*'nt was present. MEN'S IMHBIIn In the tirst round Klthlmui Yumaßishi
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    Will Johnson Lower Tarley's Record ?
    373 16 Will Johnson Lower Tar ley's Record BOTH MEN IN PERFECT CONDITION FOR TOMORROW (By Ringside) rE main event for the boxing programme to be presented at the New World next Friday will be a 12 three-minute round contest between Johnson, the F.M.S. negro champion, and Young Tarley. There will be
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    YAMAGISHI BEATEN
    85 16 In the WOOOd round el angles. GtM.- Mako <Arr>'. Yamaglshl (Japan) I—4 6-1. 6 I n»*r. Ht- w.i.s nnr mi big tiioln ptaj md drove harder lor two-.ind-u.-halr leta %ttet which MakO regained his confidence Yamagtehl showed a *ouch of rvserw energy In the fourth st-t but was
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    R. E. LUCKY TO TAKE FIRST DIVISION POINTS FROM S.C.C.
    527 16 3-Goal Victory No Indication Of Run Of Play STROOBACH IN FINE FORM R.E 3; S.C.C 0. 'T'HE Royal Engineers beat the 1 Singapore Cricket Club by three goals to nil m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the
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    BADMINTON ENTRIES
    31 16 Intending competitors arr reminded that entries for the Singapore Badminton Association close at 6pm on Monday. July 1. There will be no fixtures m the SiniMpore championships this werk-end
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      29 16 €olumn COftK TIPPED I I virc^'niaH 9 Sole Distributers for Singapore: Sole Agents for Malaya: LEE HUAT CO. TOM STOREY CO. m^mmbi^ 3 4 yj ar l n studios
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      28 16 -th£ Picnic KONG! o p ■> n .>* "^J •f >?'- HO*RN,MCSA I WITH rui«/ fIP^L \r -^^B W- ITS "o«whTL^ B /^LAST DRINK^ /HCKC'S 7^ ?|C Distributors: FRASER NEAVE LTD.
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      86 16 R.S.YX\ Programme Of Weok-End Races On Friday there v.-ill br the usual i afternoon races for all classes at the Royal Singapore yacht Club. on Sunday the international sixmetre class will sail the second race for the Somervilh' Challenge Bowl {starting at 10 a.m. The B class will sail the
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