The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 June 1936

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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. j NO. 14,870. ESTD. 1835. ll B»<Baaaaaaaaaa^Baßßaaaaaaaaai THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1936. 10 CENTS. I
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    200,000 SOUTHWEST TROOPS ON THE MARCH
    834 1 Walled Town In Hunan Occupied CONFLICTING REPORTS ON CIVIL WAR ON CHINA Chiang Is Determined To Settle Southwest Question By Force CANTON FEARS INVASION j THE latest cables from China concerning the reported move by Canton against Nanking continue to be conflicting though generally
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    New French Cabinet
    80 1 INCLUDED FOR FIRST TIME Paris, June 3. y LEON BLUM is forming a Government on an entirely principle, divided into three ol Ministers, Secretaries of and Under-Secretaries of ncipal portfolios so lar allotted ;i; M. Yvun Dalbos; War. Etucart; Defence, M. Daladier; Final Vincent Auriol. Tw; women
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    CAPE FLIGHT
    99 1 Squadron-Leader Hilton On Last Stage London, June 3. dr !i-L ader Hilton, of the Royal exp Omental school, who is ing from the Cape to London m a tied by Lord Nuffield, left 1.30 a.m. British Summer Time on tne final stag? of a flight m he is
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    PALESTINE GOVERNMENT'S ATTEMPT TO BREAK ARAB STRIKE
    145 1 Businesses To Be Ordered To Re-Open ENGINE DERAILED BY BLOCKED LINE Jerusalem, June 3. lI7ITH a view to breaking the Arab strike the Government has enacted emergency regulations empowering District Commissioners to order all classes of shops and businesses to reopen. Failure to
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    BIG FLIGHT FROM GOLD CURRENCIES
    219 1 Sharp Appreciation Of Sterling London, June 3. PANDEMONIUM reigned m the offices of foreign exchange dealers this morning when every available telephone line was taken up with Continental calls offering large amounts of every gold currency m all manner of languages m exchange for sterling,
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    Monsoon Defeats Everest Attempt
    116 1 Darjeeling, June 3. AN untimely non.soon has nulli- He mi <>i very careful preparations to conquer Everest Fruttral d a their otii nil plans, the elimbl 1 i by Mr Hugh Rutt'e re r <*' atli n p lied sa contemplatlni en .it mot by hazardcu.s
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      112 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. 1 TONIGHT I ORCHESTRAL SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT and DANCE (formal) 8. 15 to 9. 15 p.m. 9.45 to midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE MONDAY, Bth JUNE -opening date of the greatest cabaret ATTRAC TION EVER PRESENTED
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    DEATH OF OLDEST V. C. HOLDER
    54 2 London, May 29. T^HE death occurred at his Gloucestershire home this morning of Co\ Sir Pcrciva 1 Marling, aged 75, the oldest holder of the Victoria Cross, which he icon as a lieutenant for rescuing a private soldier under heavy fire at Tamanib. 52
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    "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL"
    203 2 Nothing: Left But The Name; Still It's Good Fun "The Bohemian Girl." best-known of Balfe's operatic works, is torn to pieces by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for the benefit of those two patheto-comic funsters. Laurel and Hardy. Hollywood is invariably free m the adaptation of classics— sometimes to her own
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    Europeans Only
    383 2 Letters To The Editor A CERTAIN GOVERNMENT POST—NONEUROPEANS DEBARRED— INTEGRITY!— WHAT ABOUT JIMMY THOMAS?— PUPPET PARADE AGAIN—"OFFENSIVE AND OBNOXIOUS"—TRESPASS ON PRIVATE AFFAIRS [Te The Editor. Sir.— Scores of Singapore men who would be eligible for a certain temporary post m government ca.ling for integrity are debarred from applying
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    STATE DRIVE
    276 2 London, May 26. For the first time since his accession. King Edward made a State drive m i tendon today, when he rode m a gold State coach, drawn by four horses, to Saint James' Palace to hold the first levee of his reign. He was accompanied by
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    THE GIRL PAT
    82 2 Seen By French Liner In The South Atlantic Dakar. June 3. The French liner Jamaique reports sighting the Girl Pat off Bissagos Islands. 250 miles south of Dakar. She was flying the British flag and steaming southwards. Reuter Wireless. The Girl Pat. a 25-ton Grimsby trawler, left
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    95 2  -  The following have been selected to play for the V.M.C.A. vs. Social Athletic Party on the Anson Road ground on Thursday. June 4. at 5.10 p.m.: J. Ferguson. Tan Hak Wan. Kwoh Kam Wah, Chan Joo Tiang. G. Day W. Mitchell, P. Swyny, C. Grenier. Urn Kirn Wee.
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    SHIP'S CAPTAIN FINED
    66 2 For Stowaway Traffic (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 3. rE Captain of the Norwegian steamer, Hermod, was fined 500 ticals, and his compradore dismissed from complicity, for having between 20 and 30 stowaways on board on a voyage from China. Other cases are pending following the
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    REASON FOR NEGUS' VISIT TO EUROPE
    108 2 "To Defend The Rights Of Abyssinia" Gibraltar, May 30. The Negus, questioned by Reuter m regard to his future plans, replied. "We are visiting Europe to defend Abyssinian rights with all possible legal means." The Negus was entertained by the British Navy here today
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    HANKOW TO CANTON
    73 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh First Through Train To Run On June 15 Hong Kong. June, 2. The first through train from Hankow to Canton will leave Hankow on June 15 The southern portion of the line from Chuchow, m Hunan, to Shaokwan. m North Kwangtung. has taken
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    HOW' TREES PROVIDE WORK
    226 2 Mr. Roosevelt's Lesson President Roosevelt who initiated as part of his New Deal a huge afforestation scheme, employing hundreds of thousands of young men. first became interested m trees when on a visit to this country. The story is related m the just published annual report
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    LA SANTA MARIA
    62 2 Munition Ship Gets Rid Of Her Cargo London, June 2. La Santa Maria has arrived m the lnames free of cargo and is now moored off Silvertown. It is reported her cargo of munitions which she was unable to deliver m Abyssinia, was loaded into barges m
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    Law Notice For The Day
    57 2 Before the Acting Chief Justice In the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Div. 2/36— Virginia Mathilda Theresa Phillips vs. John Stephen Digby Phillips. Before Mr. Justice Cobbett m the 2nd I Court at 11 a.m. Part heard:— 566 35- Lee Chwee Bin (w) and anor.
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      325 2 Diary Of The Day High Water. 10 40 a.m. 7.7 ft.; 955 P m. 8.8 ft. Sports Soccer: Div. 2: Middlesex II vs. Chinese II at S.H.B Garrison Cup R.A. vs Middlesex Regt.. at Anson Road; Div. 3: S.R.C. vs M.PH. at S.R.C. Friendly: Mercantile Institute vs. Clerical Union, at
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    INTERESTING LEGAL POINT IN RUBBER DISPUTE
    1207 3 Principle Of Mens Rea M^—Baaaaaaaaaaj CONVICTION FOR EXCESSIVE IMPORTATION AN interesting point as to whether the well-known principle n of mens rea is applicable ta a charge under the Rubber lobulations Enactment was raised m the Court of Appeal yesterday before Mr. Justice N.
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    NIGHTS OF AWFUL STOMACH PAIN.
    183 3 What a r b a lie to eat and norm illy alter years ol stomach Me which caused nights ol unbearpain Mo V Mr. T s he was unate when he tried Maclean Brand P .vder. "Being a sufferer from stomach trouble tor years. I
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    102 3 Chinese To Be Repatriated Pleading guilty to a charge of attempting to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a razor m his cubicle !at Temple Street on Apr 26. Tan Seng was committed to the house of deten- tion to be repatriated by Mr. M. H Blacker
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    SOLDIERS CHARGED
    80 3 Alleged Hold-l T p With Dummy Pistol Further mention of the case against Fusilier Leonard Gourlay and Fusilier Stuart Wilson, of the Inniskillings. who are charged with robbery, was j made m the second magistrate's court yesterday morning. The allegation against them is that i they held up
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    UNIVERSAL HEALTH CO-OPERATION
    953 3 Singapore's Drawback yALUABLE WORK OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS BUREAU rE valuable work that is b( Nations Health Bureau. Sing; L. Park m an address to the weekly luncheon meeting yesterd; Dr. Park traced the progress of the organisation from its inception m Singapore with the aid of
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    PROPHET MOHAMMED'S BIRTHDAY
    472 3 PROPHET MOHAMMED'S BIRTHDAY Celebrated In Singapore THE celebrations organised by the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society to commemorate the anniversary of Prophet Mohammed's Birthday commenced on Tuesday night at the Aljunaid Islamic School. The premises and the grounds of the school presented a gay appearance, and the gateway leading to them,
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    BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE
    210 3 Valuable Brooches ******************** ACQUITTED on one eh crimi- nai breach ai tra U 18l Ktaa was m the box auain vest, niiv m Hie first magistrates court t» c tttlnue fill defence t>l I similar charge ira. under a different R Eng Koon was origin CatMd
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    PLANTER'S WEDDING
    225 3 Mr. VV. Murray Marries .Miss Shirreflfs The Singapore Pi I ereh was deeorateri with whit- honotillll, 'lotus blooms ferns and pa! n* y^ doi day afternoon for tin ok of Miss Ehpeth Brown Shirrcllv who MfliOd m Singapore by the Dutch mail liner on Tuesday, and Mr William
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      66 3 QUININE. I as a prophylactic against j MALARIA. use every da> 2 sugar-coated tablets 3 grains Quinine Hydrochloride. Be sure to take a quickly disintegrating (soluble) tablet, such as made by BANDOENG QUININE FACTORY. trade feß X a mark. Prite of a bottle of 50 tablets $0.30. Price of a
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      244 3 aW m Out came Corns after /0 years' misery "J/* huthand hod terr,t,U r,,rn* tnlui-n Am fo*j». am/ fry tinder fret dm to long hour* nf Standing. After usu n i fimtlmth. he wa* »|W# lift th. mm* right out, and hr is aA/< ante t,, walk al»mt m r»m
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    IMPORTANT TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR ROUTE EXPERIMENT
    2254 4 IMPOR TANT TRANS -A TL ANTIC AIR ROUTE EXPERIMENT l FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Composite Aircraft Tests New Four-Engined Monoplane The Need For Si>ee<', The IHaaatrajgg Landplane Versus Flying Boat Mayo Composite tin mfr s Advantages The Floatplane High Altitude Flying Ifj s Mollison's Records Her Ttio-lldy Radio A Plane
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    NO NAVAL RACE BETWEEN JAPAN & U. S. A.
    279 6 NO NAVAL RACE BETWEEN JAPAN U. S. A. Attache Denies Reports Of Secret Agreements "GERMANY IS SATISFIED' JAPAN wants free action m naval construction but she has no desire to engage m a naval race with the other Powers," declared Captain Yokoi, Japanese naval attache m Berlin, when he arrived
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    NO HELP FOR ASIATIC UNEMPLOYED
    964 6 NO HELP FOR ASIATIC UNEMPLOYED Government's Decision (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 1. IN the fourth annual report of the Selangor Asiatic Unemployment Committee, the hon. secretary and treasurer, Mr. John Hands M.C.H., says that he has received a further communication from Government to the effect that "it
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    The Funeral Of Inche Besar Zabedah
    967 6 The Funeral Of Inche Besar Zabedah HUGE GATHERING (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 2. rE funeral of Inche Besar Zabedah, mother of H.H. the Sultan of Johore, who died at her residence, "Sunnyside,"" Johore Bahru, yesterday, took place this afternoon, and was attended by a gathering numbering over
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    "LABURNUM GROVE"
    59 6 The rehearsals for the S ADC's first production. "Laburnum Grove, have begun. The play will be staged at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday Friday and Saturday July 8 10 and 11. at 930 p.m. with a matinee on Thursday. July 9 Part of the proceeds from all four
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    "BERIKAN" SPORTS
    62 6 H.H the Sultan of Perak and part\ are expected at Kroh on Friday m connection with the "Berikan" sport< ;to b^ held there from June 5 to Th^re ar^ a series of interesting tune tions. an open air tea party an open air tiffin school children's sports, football,
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    RUBBER ROADS COMING
    205 6 - Experiments I n Singapore EXPERIMENTS., L- m Singapore with th. •Jiscovering a prartic,, surface. Onr on stretch of read promises of M, Md Co.. Ltd. pockets appearing Anothtr txpttimtl year VIM OppOlKlc thi I aStation. This eOMiat granite ■Cfrtgatt limestone. It was four; paving laid with fri
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    RASH DRIVING SENTENCE
    175 6 Appeal Dismissed ■■"THE appeal of Mohamed Ghause bin Moor Mohamed against the sentence pass:d on him for driving a car m a negligent manner and without a licence jwa.s dismissed yesterday by Mr. Justice N H. P. Whitley. Acting Chief Justice. The appellant was given a month's
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    EURASIAN ACQUITTED
    65 6 Clarence de Souza. the young Sintiapore Eurasian charged ett? entlc ing away a married woman, was ac quitted In the second magistrate I court yesterday morning. Mr. D. G. Osborne-Jones, for (he prosecution, declared that his client had been unable to meet the expen.se> necessary for bringing evidence
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    MANDARIN CLASS
    35 6 It has been decided by tho Chin Associat'on ot ft. Short Street Singa pore, to start Mandarin Class and members wishii g to join arc requested tc writ? to the hon secretary I
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    MISSING DIAMONDS
    123 6 Police In Possession Of (lues From Our Ou i ndent' Kuala Lumpur. Junr The Selangor Crtal iu..«l UOB department ar- intemhe inquiries into th«- km I rf-vnaoda. valued at $26.0(»0 wi reported In trom a etei Penang Road r. Friday night The Police are undiT.O nd li it
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    ROAST" ROADS IN LONDON
    311 7 Novel Ant Skid Measures London, May 20. A>VEL plan to provide safetylir.st highways by "roasting" able road surfaces and adda thin "carpet" of non-skid rial, which contains granite or tone chippings m large rtions, is being tried during i, t prt sent "roads- up" season m
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    NO ABANDONMENT OF LEAGUE
    123 7 NO ABANDONMENT OF LEAGUE Defended By Archbishop Of Canterbury London, May 27. Archbishop of Canterbury, pre- ihe opening of the Convocamterbury today, referred to '< '.national situation and pros lor the reform of the League of as. Archbishop said if the League fulfil its high purpose they <»t acquiesce m
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    SHARE MARKET ANYTHING BUT CHEERFUL
    943 7 Heavy List Of Potential Sellers pONDITIONS m the local share market during the we"ek have been anything but cheerful and one can scarcely contemplate, without a feeling of dismay, the list of potential sellers \in practically every section of the i market write Messrs. Fraser
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    IPOH Y.M.C.A. WIN ANNUAL CONTEST
    304 7 <From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 3. In the annual inter-Y.M.C.A. tennis contest, the Ipoh V MC A. won all the singles and one doubles. Results <Ipoh mentioned first SINGLES T. Appadurai beat L Row 6—l. 6—4; Lope beat E. C. Jumeux 6—2. 7—5; Aramli
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    SULTAN'S CUP
    124 7 I 1 <Fr6m Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 3. I The Sultan's Cup competition for j Inter-club doubles has reached the final stage the P.C.R.C beating the Teluk j Anson Chinese. The winners will meet the Taiplng Chinese. The result I of the match against Teluk Anson (P.C.R.C.
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    STILL UNCERTAIN
    97 7 London, May 28. The Prime Minister m a House of Commons reply today, said he regretted it is not yet been possible to introduce the new regulations for the administration of unemployment assistance m place of the revised regulations submitted m the last Parliament and later withdrawn. The
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    FRENCH FILM CENSORSHIP
    258 7 Drastic Decree London, May 20. OjOME concern is expressed by *J British and American film producers at the issue by the French Cabinet of a new decree to enforce a most rigid censorship of films. The sting of the decree is m a paragraph which authorises the
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    LAKE WINDERMERE
    207 7 15,000 Years Of Existence Lake Windermere, after 15.000 years Of existence, has become middle-aged. That fact emerged at the annual general meeting of the Freshwater Biological Association of the British Empire held m London recently it was possible m the English Lake district, it was Stated, to see
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    NAVAL TALKS
    57 7 London. June 3. Informal Anglo-Polish na»al conversations, with a view to the extension by bilateral agreements of the principles embodied In the recent London Naval Treaty were resumed at the Foreign Office this afternovjn The Anglo-Russian talks ol a similar character, which were interrupted by the Whitsuntide holidays,
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    HERR VON RIBBENTROP
    117 7 London. June 3. Herr von Ribbentrop and his wife arrived at Croydon yesterday by special German air liner from northrrn Ireland, where they had spent the week-end as guest! of the Marauess ol Londonderry at Mount Stewart. Herr von Ribbentrop will return by air to Berlin after
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      22 7 H s a jjrand and glorious feeling, but gee. how catching! "PETTICOAT FEVER" Boys ..Look out when you see MYRNA LOY! s
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    49 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH TAN— Mrs. Tan Tian Soo. nee Madam Wee Slew Ann, passed away peacefully on June 3 at 3 p.m. at No 104. Siang Lim Park, at the age of 34. leaving 3 sins. Funeral to Bidadari Cemetery. Upper S.: ran goon Road, at 4.30 p.m. today.
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    The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1936. Trouble Ahead In Austria ?
    882 8 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1936. Trouble Ahead In Austria TIIHE latest reports from Austria J. seem to suggest that the decree issued by Dr. Schuschnigg last month, by which he established himself as sole dictator, has not proved so successful m restoring peace as
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    DAY TO DAY
    186 8 Mr. H. S. Brar. the principal of the Fonetik School of Commerce, has just returned to Kuala Lumpur after a short holiday m India. Mr. A. H. Dickinson. C.P.O Selangor. was taken ill at his house on Saturday evening and is an inmate of the Bungsar Hospital.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    41 8 Monday, June 1. His Excellency and Mrs. Small, attended by the personal staff, left Penang for Singapore by s.s. Kedah. Wednesday, June 3. His Excellency presided at a meetnig of the Executive Council held at Government House this morning.
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    As I was Saying
    487 8 NoUd Woman Archaeologist TU E,xpensive Bulldog rVffcry (.'•li m FaARS. TESSA WHEELER, the dis- tinguished woman archreolcgist and UIC wife cf Dr. R. E. Mortinur Wheeler. keeper of the London Museum, has died 'alter an operation. For many years she had assisted her husband m his
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    Uncle 'Lijah
    831 8 1 and d Une i i erlni I n. Mn i n pai led Into flirtl allowing Din letter m Oil "We nuatn I I miled i; m I. as mat Chart s nth man m ofnc ••■> away as Olaagow rane used l ly long aid hay(
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    HIGH CHINESE OFFICERS DEMAND ARMED RESISTANCE TO JAPAN
    881 9  - HIGH CHINESE OFFICERS DEMAND ARMED RESISTANCE TO JAPAN Sin Chew Jit Poh Gen. Sung Che Yuan Calls Secret Meeting Japan's Latest Demands Rejected SMUGGLING IS GRAVEST PROBLEM Shanghai, .June .3. GEN. SUNG CHE YUAN, head of the Hopei-Charhar Government and Commander of the 29th army, called a secret meeting of
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    South African Premier's Attack On "The Cursed Treaty Of Versailles"
    283 9 RESPONSIBLE IF WAR CAME Cape Town, June 3 AN attack by the Prime Minister, Gen. Heit/og, on' the "cursed Treaty of Versailles" ua the feature of a debate m the Senate on the motion <>. Mr. Visser. Vice-President of the
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    DUCHY OF CORNWALL
    96 9 Kin? To Pay One-Day Visit To His Tenants London, June 2. Tiu King will pay a one-day visit to his Duchy of Cornwall estates m i LJevontfhlre m Cornwall tomorrow and will cave London by the midnight train His sleeping carriage will he detach- d at a
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    SIR F. LEITH-ROSS
    95 9 To Exchange Views With Japanese Ministers London, June 2. oil Frederick Leith-Ross. Chief Economic Adviser to the British Government, who has spent several months m -'una. left Shanghai on Sunday for lokio where he will engage m an exof views with Jananese Minisincluding the Ministers for -nance
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    FRENCH STRIKE REVIVED
    235 9 Even Gigolos Are Joining Movement Paris, June 3. T'HE strike movement m the I factories, which had showed signs of dyim; down, has revived and the workers' unions claim that 230 factories m the Paris district have ceased work and 100,000 men are staying m possession. The
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON
    126 9 To Consult The Government In London London, June 3. Sir Miles Lampson British High Commissioner m Egypt, accompanied by Lady Lampson and Sir Roger Brooke, left Cairo yesterday for Alexandria to join the Imperial Airways plane for London where he is due to arrive on Thursday. The
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    KING'S MEMORIAL
    54 9 Lord Mayor Launches Appeal For Funds London, June 3. The Lord Mayor of London on the occasion of the anniversary of the birthday of the late King George V. launched an appeal for funds for the national memorial statue ati, Westminister and playing-fields all over tha country that
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    EX-SERVICE MEN
    44 9 London, June H.M the King received at Buckingham palace yesterday representatives of ex-service men's organisation from Austria. Bulgaria. France. Germany and Hungary who have been attendng as fraternal delegates at the annual conference of the British Legion, which has Just concluded. British
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    Integrity Of British Politics Vindicated By Budget Tribunal's Report
    482 9 Integrity Of British Politics Vindicated By Budget Tribunal's Report BRITISH PRESS COMMENT London, June 3. THE thoroughness and impartiality with which the tribunal on the budget leakage has conducted its investigations and the precision with which its conclusions are expressed m the report issued last night are regarded by the
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    "MY CONSCIENCE IS CLEAR"
    236 9 Mr. J.H. The nas and Budget oecrets I < iuv. June 3. IN ran interview with Renter's correspond, i Hr j n T lomas re-affirmed that qo| made any disclosure ol Bud-jet berets and that his own rice was clear. He said he (J .sa:.di of
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    FREE PRESS SPECIAL COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    211 10 LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this, complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. This 'a the first occasion on which a
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    LONDON AND NEW. YORK STOCKS & SHARES.
    541 10 LONDON AND NEW. YORK STOCKS SHARES. I From London 6 p. m. June 3 J Share of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Pall Conversion loan. 5 p.c, 1944-64 1177 8 117% —V* Funding Loan, 4 p.c., 1960-90 116 5 8 116*2 —V* War Loan, 3V 2
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    192 10 May 29. June 1. 2. American Can. Com. 128 129 128» 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 164V 4 165% 165 l 4 Atcheson Railroad 71 4 72 72 Chesapeak 57 3 4 58 57 3 4 Dupcnt 143 3 /4 144 144 Firestone 28 V? 29 29
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    MONEY MARKET
    110 10 London, May 30. In the money market this week a further reduction m bankers' balances m the Bank of England made clearing j banks reluctant to purchase bills with the result that the discount market is having to carry more bills than usual. There has been a good
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    135 10 London, June 3. Exchequer returns show total ordinary revenue, excluding self-balancing items, amounts to £87.688,416, compared with £93.661,829 at the corresponding date last year. Total ordinary expenditure, exclusive of self-balancing items, is £118,039,342 compared with £135,587,149 at the corresponding dates of 1935. British Radio Miss K. Stewart, Assistant
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
    216 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. June 3 mmmmmmmmm mmm 8888 [>l lilli'ii r-v. l _a. London Spot: 7 l 4 d. 7 5 16 d. Previously: 7' 4 d. 7 5 16d July-Sept.: 7 5 16d. 7 7 16d. Previously: 7 5 16d 7 7 16d.
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    THE METAL MARKETS
    71 10 From London 5.30 p. m. June 3 I Cash: £186 10s. Previously: Weak at £192 2s 6d Three months. £183 15s. Previously: €188 17s 6d Mew York Tin 4337 Previously: 44.25. Copper: Settlement: £36 ss. Previously: £36 10s. Glold: Yesterday: £6 18s. lOd. Previously: £6 19s. 2d
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    Foreign Exchange Rates.
    71 10 London Closing Ljuotations June 3 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 141.21 76U 75 5 16 New York $to 4.88 2 3 4.82 4.80 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.91 7.43 7.40 Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 3 8 d. Is. 3»
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    LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
    211 10 mm— m—— —mm June 3 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 4 3<32 London, 3 months' sight 2(4 3(32 London. 60 days' sight 214 1(16 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 1(16 London, demand 24 1J32 London. T.T. 2)4 1)32 Lyons and Paris, demand 882 Hamburg, demand
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1007 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES traser ana Co. s List WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936 MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 5s c.d. Asam Kumbang <£) 28s 9d 29s 6a Austral Malay 58s 6d 59s 6d c.d Ayer Hitam <5s) 13s 6d 14s 6d Aycr Wcng ($1) 1.55 1.62V* c.d
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    93 10 June 3 Buyers Sellers Gambi< r 5 25 Java Cube 850 Hamburg Cube 10 50 White Muntok Pepper 16 50 Black Pepper 8 25 Copra. Sundried 4 ?>0 Copra, mixed 465 Small Flake Tapioca 4.25 R B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 1 10 Banja Jelotong 6
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    NAWNG PET TIN
    39 10 The output of Nawng Pet Tin Limited for the month of May was 172 piculs. Mr. R. E. Ince. of the Education Department, leaves Taiping on June 6 for Province Wellesley, having been transferred to Butterworth.
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    45 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association < M IXHSS m raid fob Inn Ciuoci FA Q .n c;iv FOB JU N« IXHS.S Iflpotla ::>(•» (ttfWd Blncupoiv) iwm July S. pt Oet-DM Jun Mar. Apr.tJtdM Tone oi Hark Latest Ct ptff lb. New York Ip 15 r> ix»r 1b
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    TAKUAPA IW
    1308 10 The following televr ret- ;v.d trom Takuapu DraaHtafl ni M nes V M Takuapa No 1 '-•>' yards. 420 piculs I>< 2 680 hours LtIOOO cul piculs*. Dredge I N hours 85.000 cubi« Estimated valu I77JW working costs $45,200 trc at Tananarive by which the Saia message ks
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    MUI-TSAI CASE
    251 11 Employers Must Provide Medical Attention <From Our Own Correspondent Penang, June 2. "Mui-tsals have more protection than an ordinary child, being protected up to the age of 18. while the ordinary child receives protection up to age of only 14— it is the duty of their em- j
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    CABLE TIMES
    104 11 The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on June 3 were as follows: Telegrams handed m up to 5 p.m. nil minutes. Telegrams handed m up to 5.30 p.m. 2 minutes. Telegrams handed m up to 6
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    Winning CONTRACT
    451 11 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard SchenKsm, world's lendinn team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence. ANOTHER LEADERS ECHO CUPPOSE against a suit contract your partner plays a card which you ruff. You now have a choice of leading
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    158 11 Following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of May: Arrivals (State aided* figures supplied by travelling inspectors** 278 adults. 47 minors; 41 infants. Arrivals 'Ordinary deck passem figures supplied by travelling inspectors) 2281; 225; 161. Departures (figures supplied by steamer
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      494 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY I —————mm——, Singapore ZHI -Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength 49.9 metres 6 p.m. Recorded music. 6.45 p.m. News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 3.30 p.m. Close down. Penang— ZHJ Wavelength 49.3 metres p.m. 700 Time signal. 7.03 Day's programme. 7.05
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      298 11 5.15 News. 8.25 Talk. 8.40 Violin recital by Jascha Heifetz. 8.55 Criss-cross through the Netherlands. 9.05 Classical music. 9.30 Well-known Dutchmen before the Phohi microphone. 9.50 Close down. Berlin— DJA, DJB and DJN Wavelengths 31.38, 19.74 and 31.45 metres p.m. 8.25 Opening announcement. 8.35 News and economic review m German.
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    m.s. DANMARK.
    70 12 Arrived May 27, 1936. Consignees of cargo per the above motorship from Europe are hereby notified that a general survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will be held at Godown No. 18 at 9 a.m.. Bonded "D" at 2 p.m. and Matches Store at 3
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    THE BALOERAN
    31 12 The m.v. Baloeran of the Rotterdam Lloyd will berth alongside the S.H.B. wharves at 7 a.m. on Friday, and will leave for Europe the same day at 10 a.m.
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE THE KING'S VISIT TO THE QUEEN MARY
    861 12 LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE THE KING'S VISIT TO THE QUEEN MARY Royal Party Delighted With Giant Liner Southampton, May 26. POR live hours today the Queen Mary was a Royal ship. All preparations for her maiden voyage which begins on Wednesday were suspended while the King, Queen Mary, the Duke and
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    19 12 Thr M ss. Sphinx from <• to arrive on B sail at 1 p m Shanghai and X wharves. B
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      136 12 HENDERSON LINE St HE 1)1 I E OE S\lllN(s By Fortnightly Pasaengrr Stramac Between Rangoon. Port Sudan, Marseilles, Palma and England HOMEWARD SAILING Port of Disembarkation Phmosts Leaver Rangooa tfjl BHAMO AMARAP(K)RA Jut SAGAING H BURMA YOM A PEGU CHZNDWIM H BHAMO <• AMARAPOOItA SAGAING BURMA YOMO PEGU KEMMFNI*:*- CHINDU
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      53 12 PASSENGERS DUE The following were passengers by the Meonia which is due m Singapore on June 12: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Swyny. Two Infants and Amah, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pallister-Clarke, Miss M. Green, Mrs. B F. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. C. Leech, Muss T. M. Luckham,
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      600 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 745 am Alor Star: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 am Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7pm Ipoh: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. 7 pjn. Klang, Kuala Llpls, Port Swettenham. Taiplng and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 pjn Kota Bahru, Kuala
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      91 12 SINGAPORE^ HARM Hit Ships alongside the fcipaiiiai \m arth East Wharf (Entrance <„,,. Shirala 22: Main Wharf (Entraacc < ,t. Chitral 18; X: 14; Kamun.n.- X Empire Dock (Ent ram, Karacola 30; i 35; aMalayan Prll Empire Dmk (Entrain, i Klang 46 Section 10 (Entrance (.al. Baron Pohrarth KEPPI I.
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    KAJANG TENNIS FINALS
    527 15 H. S. Haskins Retires In Singles Event (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 2 pxcrriN,. inals brought the annua KaJan p tenn s ne to^ ma. mom to air end today. I n th e men's open singles H. S. point. rh« eMer man won the
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    MALAY REGIMENT BEATEN
    111 15 W Runs Win For Sungei Ujong Club m Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 1. Sungei Ujong Club defeated the Regiment of Port Dickson on ■ung George V School ground at nban, by sixty runs m a one m--1 ticket match. ftrst the Club scored 151. L. t
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    S.C.R.C. PING PONG SIR-COMMITTEE
    23 15 'ollowing will form the Ping Sub-Committee of the Straits ReereaUon Club:— Low Huck Captain; B. H. Chia, Tan Boon
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    MIDDLESEX WIN
    226 15 Malaya F.A. Beaten j By 66 Runs THE Malaya F.A. were beaten by the Middlesex Regiment In a .match at Tanglin on Sunday by 66 runs. The high light of the match was Omar's display. He and Duke played a flrst-wicket partnership of 30 runs and Omar carried
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    215 15 Results Of Junior Competition i Results of games played m the Singapore junior championships during the week-end were as follows: i Men's Singles Tay Keng Ann beat K. Olivero w.o. Chung Cheng Hock beat Syed Salim 6—15. 15—3. 15—5. Lek Jui How beat See Gim Siang 15—11. 15—10.
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    PAHANG VISIT MALACCA
    107 15 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 1. For the first time m the history of football m Malaya, a team of Chinese from Pahang visited Malacca and drew with the local Chinese Footoall As- socfation. each side scoring three times. The visitors from Pahang were un- lucky
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    NEGRI vs. SERVICES
    86 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 1. The Negri Sembilan team for the Malaya Cup match on Saturday at Seremban between Negri Sembilan and the Combined Services has not been definitely selected It is expected that the team will he announced on Wednesday Meanwhile i the following
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    TAIPING RIFLE SHOOTING
    584 15 Whitsun Meet Results (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. f AST held m 1929. the F.M.S.V.F.R.A. (Taiplng Branch) Rifle Shoot was held here during the week-end. The Meet drew a good number ot entries from all over Kuala Kangsar and Larut: There were 40 entries for the Rifle
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    SEREMBAN BOXING
    63 15 From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. June 1. At the Merryland Amusement Pars Seremban. Loh Teck Yean of Serem ban. knocked out Mohamed Leman of Singapore m the fourth of a ten round boxing bout. Other results were: Young Dollah <N.S.> beat Jimmy Sici (Malacca) T.K.O. Dunno Hugh (Sol.)
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    ERIC PHELPS' CHALLENGE
    211 15 ERIC PHELPS CHALLENGE To Row Bob Pearce For World Title j London. 1 FRIC PHELPS, younger brother of Ted Phelps, the English professional sculling champion, has issued a challenge to Bob Pearce, the world's champion. Writing from Germany to the Editor or Sporring Life, the younger Phelps states that the
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    R. A. F. & CHINESE PLAY 2-ALL DRAW
    942 16 R. A. F. CHINESE PLAY 2- ALL DRAW Airmen's Attack Lacks Subtlety BOON LAY PLAYS WELL Ah Kow's Goalkeeping Was Very Effective By Nimrod Chines.- 2; R.A.F 2. Till. K.A.F. were unable to repeat their victory of early April over the Chinese in their second encounter in the First Division
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    BOXING TOURNAMENT
    408 16 BOXING TO URNAMENT Last Night's Results I7IVE of the twelve fights m I the preliminary rounds of the S.A.B.A. tournament ended by the short route last night m the New World arena. Of the five, four were t.k.o. verdicts. One of the lively encounters of the evening was won by
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    PERAK TENNIS
    245 16 Conclusion Of Tournament (rrom Our own Correspondent) Ipoh, line .*>. TPKE North Perak tennis champi >nships, which were favours d by excellent weather, were successfully concluded yesterday when Mrs. Rlx. wife of the British Resident, dis;ributed the trophies won a: the meeting. Prior to the prise distribution the
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    MERCANTILE INSTITUTE
    146 16 Soccer Teams For Today, Tomorrow And Saturday Mercantile Institute vs. Clerical Union, at C.U. today: C. Alphonso; Soon San. H. G. Humphries: A. Phile- I men. Seng Quee: S. Din: Othman, Tee Siang. M. Salleh. T. K. Vellu: T. Gliviero. Reserves: A Tamby. Cheng Ho. Lai Chuan. Sian
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION
    108 16 Cricket Teams For The Week-end The following have been selected i to play cricket for Indian Association this week-end: On Saturday. June 6. vs. V.M.C.A. on the lA. ground at 2 pm. Tharam Singh. Ram Piara. Ibrahim b Isac. Dharmaraj, Hargovind. D. Tornandez, Lourdes Fi'thamparam, S. S. Varma,
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    DYNE AND GRIFF CUPS
    305 16 DYNE AND GRIFF CUPS Today's Play At Tanglin The following STC th ß results of play m the Dyne and Grill cups at Tanglin yesterday. Mr. and Mrs Brooke 1 beat Mrs. Eldred and Bateman 3 7 5. 6—4: Mr. and Mrs Jemmett 15 beat Mr and Mrs Ward —3
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    THIRD DIVISION FOOTBALL
    32 16 Chinese it Indians Lea I I i l Photo THF CHINESE thh'J division Mfeei team *hl 11. C. at the Ilailuiir Hoard |rSH I i t la>. Free Press
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    SINGAPORE ISLAND GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
    124 16 Play Will Commence On Sunday, June 7 Insufficient entries :..i T" ceived to BAake qualll necessary m the Blngap re Islai I Club Championship 1938, snd the? will be no play m this competition a day. June 6. a.s prt the event will Tiie draw
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      128 16 SARAWAK AND HER STAMPS A Philatelic survey of this little known country by G. E. Hansford and L. A. Noble Giving: 1. An historical and geographical ummary, telling the unique st_>ry of Sarawaks rise from barbinity to civilisation. 2. An exhaustive survey of all issues, with copious noies to assist
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