The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 June 1936

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. WO. 14,873 ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, JINE 8, 1936 10 CENTS
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    FRENCH STRIKERS MAY RETURN TODAY
    270 1 Large Confidence Vote For Blum NO MANIPULATION OF CURRENCY TO COVER EXPENDITURE Press Supports New Emergency Decrees ES of an early settlement of the French strikes are revived following the statement of policy hy M Blum Socialist Premier, and the Chamber's vote of confidence by
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    MALTA NAVAL BASE
    130 1 Projected Transfer London, June 7. •THE projected transfer of Britain's naval base m the Mediterranean from Malta to Cyprus is reported m the Sunday Papers which assert that the question is included m the tentative defence plans and is already being discussed between the Empire Governments. It
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    EXPRESS DERAILED
    23 1 Paris, June 6. Ttv> Paris-Vienna express was derailed yesterday between Ebelsbertt and Linz. Two were killed and six seriously injured. Reuter
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    Japanese Accusations Against Great Britain
    124 1 Japanese Accusations Against Great Britain 'WIRE-PULLER BEHIND CHINESE EVENTS' 9 Tokio. June 7. THE Hochi Shimbun asserts that Britain is the real wire-puller! m the recent developments m South China stating that "her officials m Nanking and Hong Kong are playing an important role." Thus Britain is adroi 1y controlling
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    65 1 I Mr. and Mrs. L R. Wheeler, formerly of Taiping. have left Butterworth tor England accompanied by their tv;o small sons. They arc due for eight months' leav. 1 prior to retirement. Mr. R. E Incr> left Taiping on transfer to! Butterworth on Wednesday. Mr. Laid!aw has arrived from home
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    MYSTERY MISSION DENIAL
    61 1 Berlin. Jum 6. JT is officially stated Genera: von Reichenau, the Cmivicmdcr-in-Chief m Bavaria, left Germany a few days ago for the Far East but it is denied that he has any mission of a political character. Reuter. It was reported on Thursday that Genera: von Reichenau
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    ARSON SUSPECTED
    36 1 Ammunition Dump In Church Harbin. Juno f, A Japanese report from Blagoveat hcn.sk s.iys there wu an explosion yesterday m church used aa an ammunition dump. The casualties are unknown. Arson ls suspected Reuter
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    Famous Art Collection To Be Sold
    134 1 Famous Art Collection To Be Sold WORKS BY OLD MASTERS London, June 6. A COLLECTION of Mediaeval and Renaissance works of art and classical antiquities, which is remarkable among those of recent times, will be dispersed at Christie's famous auction rooms during the sale next month of Henry Oppenheimer's collection.
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    NEW AIRPORT OPENED
    122 1 At Gatwick London, June 6. THHE new airport at Gatwick, Sur- rey. was formally opened this afternoon by Lord Swinton. the Secretary fur Air. It has been n: regular use by BritUh airwayi for the last month and day- opening to all classes ol traffic WM marked
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    DOCK FIRE
    53 1 London, Juiir A teiioui firo which occurred a? Southampton docks yesterday destroyed the accommodation provided ti by the Southern Railway for dci. with trade In franinai, ol which 2.348 992 bunches were handled las! }'ear. Between 60 and 70 railway wafOII specially equipped (r dealing banana imports were
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    HYLTON HACK
    21 1 London, June <>. Squadron-Leader Hylton arrived at Croydcn this morning on completion, ol ;his flight from the Can.'. British wireless
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    IRISH SENATOR COLLAPSES
    40 1 I 1. <i 1 1 dm i. June 7. OENATOK B. I. DtJGGAN, one vj of the signatories of the Anglo Irish Treaty, collapsed whilst addressing a meeting at Kingstown and died within a few minutes. Reuter
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    PALESTINE CRISIS STILL AT DEADLOCK
    215 1 PALESTINE CRISIS STILL AT DEADLOCK JE I I S SERIO USL V INJURED Measures To Curb Terrorism Jerusalem, June 7. THE efforts of the Emir Abdullah to end the crisis In Palestine have failed hitherto and the deadlock continues. Members 1 the Arab Committee who lunched with tht Emir at
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    105 1 Yesterday's Run Of H2l Miles London. June 7. The Queen Mary\s run lor 22 hours v w.i.s <>2i milei itat R «1 An earlier British BMMP ipd tin' th Qvi n Mary Itfl N<*w York on her l\rst west to cist Atlantic croMlni on Friday wtlli 1.855
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    28 1 Mr. M. J. Thnrpe. of tho Pemins Municipality, recently amvcd m London. After a short st.iy tfl the metropolis he is nl.ununu motoring tour of the South Coast.
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      119 1 (D c GilliuWs Scots {Ohisky ,i M«ll<m .uni Prifodlg Spirit TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 630 to al5 p.m. DINNER and DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight big performance of the greatest canarpt attraction ever presented m Singapore THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE First Performance at 10.15 prompt OWAN A BAILKY— Songs.
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      83 1 OTGodlums Scots tflhisky .1 MelUm and h i. n«lli| Spirit THIS WEEK: SPECIAL DINNER DANCE AND CABARET DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE I RELLER BAND =J CABARET I LA VALESKA BARBARA TAYLOR KJERULF ()K( MID OP TIIK I).\N( X" HIT VIKII OSO ADELPHI HOTEL TUBSDAY, JIM 9 SEA VIEW HOTEL
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    WHAT IS WRONG WITH EDUCATION?
    816 2 WHAT IS WRONG WITH EDUCATION? Letters To The Editor THE DANGERS OF CLERICALISM— "ENGLISH, ENGLISH, ONL Y ENGLISH"— BE-ALL END- ALL OF TEA CHING— WHA T GOOD HAS IT DONE? j TOO MANY CLERKS, TOO FEW ARTISANS— A "JOLL V COUNTRY"— HASN'T THE GOVERNOR ANYTHING ELSE TO SAY? To The
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    69 2 Mr A S Haynes. CMC. Chairman tl the Committee of the Rapporteurs of the Bureau of Health of the League ni Nations, who visited Bangkok last iith In connection with the proposed I r nee on rural hyg; to be h?ld ji 1937, has telegraphed to the Ministry Interior. Siam.
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    Tonight's Big Attraction At Riffles
    329 2 COWAN AND BAILEY REVUE A REALLY big and outstanding cabaret attraction begins a season tonight at Raffles Hotel m the shape of the Cowan and Bailor Revue. HTHE fam? of this combination, which' is now engaged on a tour of the East, has already readied
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    BAND PROGRAMME
    100 2 By permission ol Mr. N A M. Grifnn, the Acting Inspector-General of Police. |the Band of the Straits Settlements i Police will perform at \Vater:oo Street en Tuesday. June 9. 1936, fti 7 p.m., under the direction of Mr. J c Hitch, LRAM. A.R.C.M.. R.M.B.M March. Ifachln Gun
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      500 2 NOTICE OF TRADE MARK. CARNEGIE X/W NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that UNITED STATES STFEL PRODUCTS COMFANY. a corporation of the State Of New Jersey. locat?d m New York City. N w York. United States of America, the former owners of the above trade mark which was last advertised m the
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      432 2 CLASSIIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. PRICKLY HEAT AVOID IT BY USING AGNESIA DUSTING POWDER of all Chemists wA Stons. Manufacturers, GRAFT ON LABORATORIES. HOARD AM) KKSIOKNCK. SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE— I 7 Mc>or ltd Large rooms facing lea with own bath room H and C mod. san. Phone 5758 Trnnls Large Garden. THE
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      297 2 £be Sinoapocc Jfrcc |P»rcsB Head UlBte: C>« i| m,,. s Ku.ila Lumpur Ollice: 25. J.M4 Mtr^i I'llOl Prnang Oflivr: 12, H, hop si lf^, PhoiM |l London <•" rnnnr. Central Tel: "L*Mdin.,U w i-JT SUBSCRIPTION RATES X sax's Monthly iTS Quarterly M Ml >i H> t Half Yearly.. $17 M
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      35 2 Law Notice For The Day T-efore Mr. Justice Cobbett m the 2nd ('curt at 12 noon. Motions and Special Appeal No. 1 36— The Extra Asst. Controller of Labour vs. T. P. N. S tndaram
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    Foolhardy Braking Of The Social Machine
    2844 3 I t SALARIES OFFERED TO EDUCATED BOYS Headmaster's Stern Warning DANGER OF BREEDING MASS DISCONTENT I|RESSURE of circumstance may, quite frequently does, compel a boy to accept a low salary but his education has tattfht him to appreciate the injustice of it and mass
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    CHARGED UNDER REPEALED ENACTMENT
    193 3 Judge and Customs Department CHINESE WINS APPEAL (From Our Own Correspondent) I j>oh. June 6. A LLOWIM; the appeal of Tan Pah, who was convicted by the Parit Buntar magistrate on a charge of concealing dutiable goods and fined $150. Mr. Justice Howes pointed out that
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    COMMUNIST CHASE
    53 3 Nanking, June 5. An official spokesman yesterday deicrlbed m totlrriy without loundation the all* j> d heavy concentration of Central OovtHMMMI troops on the southern borders ot Hunan and Ktangsi and said the Government troops of those provinces withdrew m pursuit of Communists when the latter retreated to
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      30 3 HAROLD LLOYD did not take 5 years to make THE MILKY WAY' ttui it will take 15 years for you to forget this Wonderful Comedy ~AT~ THE CAIiTOL NEXT CHANGE.
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      214 3 a^^^l wW Ib^b^b^Hb^E^b^b^Lb^bh 4^Kto^^ U H v I BjrfßT ktl Bb t BBBmJ B^Br S^ bI V Blß^k. B^B¥bl k x 1 1 \l 1 b^b^*«. ll 1 -^^B^b^^^^^BbW. v l WBBBJ A^ UUII L ICL A ***** I spoil the beauty of your smile KEEP TEETH WHITE AND BRIGHT
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    4045 4 AIR MAIL LETT ER FROM LONDON London, May 29. T AM not by habit an, early riser, but on Wednesday morning I stumbled out of bed at 6.30. By seven o'clock, 1 was shaved, bathed, dressed. It was not repentance for my usual sloth that woke me at this hour.
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      63 4 «&^^w If^i^V vJ ORIGIN A TORS RAPID FIL TRA 7707 V. BESIDES GRAVITY PRESSURE FILTERS OF ALL SIZES, OTHER "JEWELL" PRODUCTS INCLUDE Garifiers, Conditioners, Dry Chemical Feeders. Gauge* R Chlorinators, \X'et Chemical Feeders, EleCtlO-M^Mtk P tioners. Automatic Controllers, Activated Carnon Pkatl. l Removal Plants Etc. INSTALLED BY OVER 600 MUNICIPALITIES
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    195 5 I'Rl KS loaded with Italian soldiers of the Northern Army entering Addis Ababa JIDELMA owned by Mrs D Walters winning the first race— the Junevile Selling: Plate at Epsom. Shanghai Lil 11. owned by Sir K. Fraser *»«> Gordon Richards I'p. was second and Tansro. owned by Mi. R. J.
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      71 5 stitch m time saves nine/ f A threadbare situation is being overcome. Another situation, equally awkward, is when the unexpected guest arrives. A situation, we suggest, which calls for S.C.S. Cooked Meats. Here is a choice for this weeks menu:COOKED CORNED SILVERSIDE. PRESSED BEEF. COOKED HAM, WINDSOR SAUSAGES. PRESSED OX
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    BISHOP CONDEMNS DIVORCE SCAPEGOATS
    492 6 BISHOP CONDEMNS DIVORCE SCAPEGOATS Men's "Perverted Chivalry" MEAN" WOMEN WHO ARE SHIELDED STRONG condemnation of the "perverted chivalry" which sometimes causes an innocent man to take the blame m the Divorce Court, and the "meanness of the woman who expects him to do so," was expressed by the Bishop of
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    IDENTIFIED BY BITE
    240 6 CONSTABLE'S RESOURCEFUL ACT Fines For Chinese Who Used Knife Ratu Gajah, June 5. TPHE case m which a Chinese was eharg?d with possession of illicit liquor and for assaulting a public servant m the discharge of his duties was taken up m the First Magistrate's Court today
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    "BEAUTY IN MUSIC"
    109 6 Address To Be Given By Mr. Albert Mallinson Under the auspices of th 3 Singapore Teachers' Association. Mr. Albert Mallinson of the Trinity College of Music < London > will d- liver an address on' "Beauty m Music*" at 5.30 p.m. on Tuesday. June 19. 1936. at
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    33 6 Lieut. -Commander John W. Hale, of H.M.S. London, who is attached to the R.A.F.. was seriously injured and suffered severe burns when an aeroplane m which h? was flying crashed at Aooukir. Egypt.
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    WEATHER CHARTS FOR PILOTS
    246 6 WEATHER CHARTS FOR PILOTS MAKING FLYING SAFER Dutch Company Express I Appreciation AIL planes leaving Singapore for Europe, China, Australia and the Indies are now being given a comprehensive survey of the kind of weather they will encounter on the route. Beginning last week the Singapore Meteorological authorities began to
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    EUROPEAN WOMAN FINED
    300 6 Bought 17-Year-Oia Tamil Girl Kuala Lumpur, June 5. Mrs. W. Spail. of Kuala Lumpur, was fined $25 under the Women and Girls Protection Enactment, by Mr. J. Calder i m the Kuala Lumpur police court tcday. for buying a seventeen-year-old Tamil girl named Manikam, alias Ong Ah
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    NOT SATISFIED
    145 6 Soldier To Appeal Against Sentence "I am net satisfied with the verdict. 1 said Fusilier Peter Maginn to Mr. M. V. d2l Tufo. Fifth Magistrate on Saturday when he was found guilty of rash driving at Serangoon Road, and Qned $50. His licence was ordered fcr be suspended
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    TRUCK DAMAGED
    58 6 From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 6. A timber truck which was, being shunted by an engine collided with a stationary wagon m the Prai marshalling yard yesterday, both bein* derail ed and the truck badly damaged. A porter on the truck jumped -near before the collision. The
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    MALAYA'S SEVEREST HEAT SPELL
    485 6 Five Weeks Of Trying Weather Conditions MORE FLU THE belated arrival of the south-west monsoon has brought some relief after one of the severest heat spells ever recorded m Singapore and the Malay Peninsula. Long standing residents of tht» colony describe recent weather conditions as the
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    SOLICITOR BANNED
    130 6 London. May 28. The Wimbledon B nch yesterday refus?d to allow Mr. Graham Green, soli- citor. to conduct th? prosecution of a I man accused of improperly assaulting his wife. Mrs. Eir?n? Mary Graham Green, of Artleberry Road. Morden. The i< reason given was that he was an
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    MEET THE DIRECTOR!
    210 6 The Man Who Made The Mirth In "Marry The Girl" P Maclean Rogers, who dirrcted the arcical comedy. "Marry the Girl." the v?xt programme at the Victoria Theare must certainly b° one of the most /ersatile people In the British nim iniustry. H? has had considerable exj^rience
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    Beauty Queen Tells How She Shot Lover
    163 6 Beauty Queen Tells How She Shot Lover A T^ b autiful b n the dock at Court this afternoon Camille Tharault. a beauty queen, ex-mod.) mannequin, was arc, shot dead her lover Hthe Fiench cycling chan Staring at her from ti the court were Pellssiei and many of his cyclltf
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    SECOND BIRTHDAY OF QUINTUPLETS
    83 6 No Cake Allowed Yet Montreal \U> The Dionne quint up! rjra'r their second birthday ai Callander Ontario, on Thursd.iv t».« *il] tK presented to an in'- radi i audience for the nee, The broadcast t J3O pm Bn-ish time, and w;ll la hirty minutes Speakers w.ll
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      60 6 YOUR BEAUTY SOAP ■On Sale Everywhere. Retail Price lOcts. APB 1 RATTAN CHICKS Maker and repairer of rattan and Bertam Chicks, Canvas and Spring Blinds. Tarpaulins. Tents, Baps, Blue Screens, Bertam Panels, Wire Nettin? Fencing, Wool huntings and rii« s ABDUL RAHMAN, Telephone 2454. Office:— 66, Robinson Road, < Opposite
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      253 6 QUININE. as a prophylactic against MALARIA. use every da> 2 sugar -coated tablets 3 grains Quinine Hydrochloride. Be sure to take quickly disintegrating (soluble) tablet, such as made by BANDOENG QUININE FACTORY. trade ft .M J W^ k Price of a bottle of 50 tablets $ovo. Price of a tube
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    PENANG CRICKET
    82 7 Sports Club Overwhelm Kutterworth R.C. -From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June 7. Xhe Penang Sports Club A team over- whelmed the Butterworth Recreation! Club on tho Padang today, scoring 208 lour m 105 minutes against 56. Hie chief scorers were Jeans 45, 20, Ponsford 53 retired, Baker tooke
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    CRICKET MATCHES ON SATURDAY
    926 7 Schoolboy Takes 8 For 14 •pHE Ceylon Sports Club "A" beat Raffles College at cricket on Satur- I day at Bukit Timah. by four wickets. RAFFLES COLLEGE Kee Pow bde Silva 70 Thuraisingham b Sabapathy 4 Boon Soon lbw. b de Silva 12 Chow Choi c
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      200 7 LAST NIGHT |I VICTORIA THEATRE^ is sis JOHN LODER m "THE SILENT PASSENGER" DISTINCTLY INGENIOUS" SAID "The TIMES" London. MEET THE NEW AMATEI R DETECTIVE LORD PETER WIMSFY WHO HELPED SCOTLAND YARD SOLVE THE TRUNK MURDER. Also FRED PERRY m "The HALF VOLLEY" ("tomorrow t t e ALHAMBRA j™ THE
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      158 7 1 7^ THIS IS NO PUBLICITY PUFF C Singapore's Independent Cinema has secured the FUNNIEST OF ALDWYCH FARCES:— «JV j 1 MARRY the GIRT t j yL> MADE MAMY TIMES FUNNIER BY: V t "SO HI IE HALE It 1 WHO ENACTS THE ROLE OF WALLY GlBBS— and is T
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      208 7 Two Great Favourites m a Breezy NEW M.G^^y I Opemng TON|GHT f^^ CAPITOL (y r|r^ He hadn't se< n a pretty nirl for >d years then Myrna Lo> dropp 1 1 4t£~!^*^;- *A' cci from the ski<*s \o wondei most serious case of f 1 jJPIt^ '/m "Petticoat Feverl") {^7£^k^/
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      110 7 Diary Of The Day Rich Water, 12.31 p.m 3.1 f r n.3J nm. 9.3 It. Sports Soccer: Com. Cup. Nestanglo vs S.H.B at S.H.B: (F.) Mercantile Inst vs. Printing Ofii.e At Serangoon: <F S.CC. Bs. vs. Raffles Coll. at S.C.C. ■F S:. Joseph's vs. ACS. at S.J. Inst. Cinemas VICTORIA
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      DEATH
      29 8 GOH— Goh Khek Sin. pass?d away peacefully yrsterday at his residence I No. 203 Moulm.in Road. Interment at Bukit Brown at 9.30 a.m. today. Java papers please copy.
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1936. The Prodigal's Return
    1099 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1936. The Prodigal's Return WITH the departure of Mr. J. H. Thomas, "unwept, unhonoured and unsung," the Government have got rid of one liability only to take on another m the shape of Sir Samuel Hoare. as First Lord of the Admiralty, though
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    67 8 As from June 18 the new address of Dr. and Mrs Bernard Day will be 19. Hans Place, Sloane Street, S.W.I. Mr. G. E. Gates, headmaster. High Sc&OOl, Kajang. is proceeding on home Itave next month accompanied by Mrs. Gates and child. Mr W. Birtwistle. Director of the Fisheries Department,
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    as I was Saying –
    606 8 as I was Saying fTHESE are great days for the archaeologists in Egypt. who arc unearthing intact tombs and undiscovered chambers near the Pyramids every other week, but for thos? of us. being neither in Egypt nor alas! archaeologists, the brief reports first i tantalise and then bewilder. To add
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    Home From Home
    942 8 l "\JU' E na d Mrs Higson commended T to us" said the stout lady \V 21 ver go anywhere unless it's recom- mended. When .you knock about a bit I you can get let m so." "Ah know now: about that." said Mrs. Lomax dittideirly. "Mi
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      103 8 y^ Superior SUT7DDV Where to spend your holiday Your \hA^J choice cannot be difficult v M^ V FLY TO BALI WITH |^^W THE K.N.I.L.M thin i:. week t > Bali and back with three full days stay at thi« A^^fl^^^^^ Wv-.r.derful island .^tfHlfl w^^ Ample ime for sightseeing m Batavia
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      29 8 FOR I FIRE < INSURANCE. I Apply to the GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. 'Incorporated m Great Britain) HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 6480. a HHMMaBnH^ HB|B|BaßM|||B
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    SITUATION IN CHINA WORSE
    310 9 1 Japan Sends Arms To Tientsin STIRRING UP RISING Shanghai, June 7. TONFLICTING reports from North and South China continue to reach the city, but they all indicate that the northern and southern situations have very much wosened Gen. Sung Che Yuan, head of the Hopei-Charhar
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    LONDON PRESS WELCOMES HOARE'S APPOINTMENT
    183 9 Another Ministerial Vacancy London, June 6. HpIE announcement of Lord Mon- sell's resignation and of Sir Samuel Hoare's appointment to hiiaceed him as first Lord of the Admiralty was generally expected by the newspapers. Another Ministerial vacancy, which baa still to be filled, is that
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    PROBLEM FOR DIPLOMATS
    147 9 "To Meet The Nefcus" TpE Ethiopian Minister. Dr. Martin. provided the diplomatic Corps wih a problem of etiquette by invitng all members of the Corps, exctpt Signor Grandi. the Italian Ambassador, to a reception m London on Saturday to meet the Emperor. The Emperor of Abyssinia who
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    Badoglio's Triumphal Return To Italy
    148 9 Badoglio's Triumphal Return T o Italy KISSED BY MUSSOLINI MARSHAL Badoglio made a triumphal home-ccming. states a Reuter tnessag frotn Naples He was gr?eted by Prince Umberto, while 21 guns thundered a salute and local regiments provided a guard ol honour at the quay, which was crowded with Fascist youth
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    SOVIET SHIPPING
    74 9 Several New Lines To Be Inaugurated Ki^a, (Latvia), June 30. In keeping with the Soviet plan for more intensive exploitation of the Soviet merchant service the Soviet State shipping administration is opening several new lines between Soviet ports and Scandinavian ports and reorganising traffic m Soviet ships between
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    48 9 Mr. W. Laurie, of the Public Works Department, F.M.S.. and M.s. Laurie are at present m Londen. A GOVERNMENT Services forward kets his head to the ball m the friendly soccer match against the Clerical Union at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. The Government team won.- -2 o.
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    27 9 Mr. Charles Short Will address the next meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at thr Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday, taking as his .sub;ect "A Singaporean visits Australia."
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    Air Defence Bonds
    84 9 Canton, June 7. The Kwangtung Provincial Govern- mcnt is issuing ten million dollar air defenct bonds on June 20General Kung Hsien Yung, the form- er Commander-in-Chief of the AntiJapanese forces In Manchuria, who is *at present m Canton, has issued a declaration expressing his willingness to lead
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    Canton Air Force
    277 9 Hong Kong, June 7. Dr. Wang Chung Hui, the peacemaker, has been asked to leave for Canton immediately to interview the leaders of the South-west with a view to bringing about a last minute peace between Nanking and Canton. Dr. Wang is still an invalid m the
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    "GARDEN MURDER CASE"
    177 9 Three Murders In One Film Murders and there are three ol them are treatfd with shameless flippancy m "The Garden Murder Case." last night's Pavilion release, which is otherwise quite I good comedy version of the S. S. Van Dine thriller built around that legendary detective. Philo
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    60 9 All traffic between Johore Bahru and Kluang is recommended to go via Ayer Hitam m preterence to the Rengam route. The latter is a second class road only, states a notification issued by the Automobile Association of Malaya. THE START of the 220 yards, class 1. at the Raffles Institution
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    Negotiations For Compromise ?
    183 9 Negotiations For Compromise LONDON VIEW London, June 7. THHE papers feature Canton's anti- Japanese upheaval with varying degrees of sensationalism but the best-informed ones appear to regard it rather as a case of internal political manoeuvring vis-a-vis Nanking than as directly agains* Japan. The Manchester Guardian points out 1 that
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    PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE THROWS BOMBSHELL
    301 9 Cleveland Conventions 1 1 Washington. June 8. A BOMBSHELL has been thrown on the eve of ttM Cleveland Convention. Senator Vundenbum who was a dark horse lor Presidential nomination, suddenly announced that whatever happen bfl would decline the position ol vn Pivmdent. An earlier MMH Irom
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    ANTI-SEMITISM IN POLAND
    64 9 Jews In Panic Warsaw, June 6. Anti-Semitic riots have broken out m Minskmazowieeki consequent upon the killing of a cavalry serg ant m the crurs? of a personal quarrel with Jews Felice and a fire brigade rushed from Warsaw 20 miles distant, to quell the disturbances. The
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    76 9 Cape Town. June H. The Gorman recruiting campaign 111 South West Afltea is FtCCtvillf soriou consideration by the local acimir.i.st.M tion. said Gen Hertzog the Premier replying to a question m the Assembly He also stated a number ot children o' automatically naturalised Britishers had been called
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    53 9 Mr. D. Carmichael, the well-know. 1. planter, Lower Perak. and manager of Consolidated Rubber Estates Ltd.. Sitiawan, has left for Europe when he will spend four montlis" leave He has already spent two months' iMVf at Pangkor. Mr. A. E. L Smith Ifl acting as manager, Consolidated Runber. Ltd., Sitiawan,
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    74 9 Sequel To Ituriuet Leakage Transactions I ondon, Junr Dnderwrittnt it LkK broii r« i (4Ufst<d by the C j to undertake purely i tiiißcncv risks A d to satisfy thMMCI legitimate int»r» it In f out and a record v! Ui MMVfd The rommitirr alsn d- t undtTwritcrs
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS. From London 5.30 p.m. June 6
      223 10 KIItHER: Steady. London Spot: 7' 4 d. 7 5 16d. Previously: 7»/4d. 7 5 16d July-Sept.: 7 5 16d. 7? B d. Previously: 7 5 16d. 73/ B d. Oct. -Dec: 7 3 B d. 7 7 16d. Previously: 7%d. 7
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      Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations June 6
      80 10 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations June 6 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to .***** 76 3 16 76 3 16 Now York to 4 8823 5.015 a 5.01» 4 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.91 7.42» 2 7.42 Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 3
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      220 10 June 5. 6. 7. American Can. Com. 127 8 127 127 American Telephone and Telegraph 165' 2 164 3 4 165 Atcheson Railroad 70 69* 2 70*3 Chesapeak 58» 2 57* 4 57 3 4 Dupont 141 3 8 140 5 s 142 3 8 Firestone 28
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      LONDON'S LATEST
      83 10 Largest Block Of Flats In Europe London, June 4 A new self-contained residential square on the waterfront, which is i claimed to be the largest scheme of its kind m Europe, is nearing completion i has a frontage of 400 feet along Crosvenor Road. overlooking the rhames and
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      90 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association 1 June 6, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases <F. 0.8. June) 255 8 25^4 Good FAQ m cases 'FOB. June) 25 916 25 11 16 Nc. I.X.R.S.S. (Spotloose) <awardable Tone of Market:— Steady Sellers Reserved. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 7
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      93 10 June 6 Buyers Sellers Gambier 5 25 Java Cube 850 Hamburg Cube 10.50 White Muntok Pepper 16 25 Black Pepper 8 20 Copra. Sundried 4.85 Copra, mixed 4.60 Small Flake Tapioca 425 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 1 10 Banja Jelotong 6 50 Sarawak Jelotong
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      TIN OUTPUT
      23 10 The output from Kramat Pulai for May was as follows:— Tin ore piculs From the mine 332 From tributors 84 Total
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      PROMISING PROSPECTS FOR TIN SHAREHOLDERS
      369 10 PROMISING PROSPECTS FOR TIN SHAREHOLDERS Consumption Rising INCREASED QUOTA TO COVER BOLIVIAN DEFICIENCY? (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 19. 'THE immediate outlook for share- holders m Malayan tin mines is better today than it has been for a long time. That is the considered opinion of London experts, who
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      99 10 During the week ending May 30. exlorts of tinned pineapples from Malaym ports amounted to 118.624 cases of which: 91.811 <77 per cent.) eases were to :he United Kingdom. 7.062 <6 per cent.) to the Continent of Europ?, 15.412 1 13 per cent.) cases to Canada,
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      RUBBER OUTPUTS
      96 10 The following crop returns for May are reported: The Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.. Ltd. 89.000 1b: The Badek Rubber Estate Ltd. (Staffield Estate) 18 3941 The Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate Ltd. 42.000 1b: The Chersonese (F MS I Estates Ltd. 61.5001 b: Dennistown Rubber Estates Ltd. (Dennistown
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      PENONG TIN
      27 10 Renong Tin Dredging Company's output of ore for the month of May 1936 V/»iS JJ° I redge 698 picuLs No. 3 Dredge 666 1,364 piculs.
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      HITAM TIN
      17 10 The output of Hitam Tin Ltd for the month of May 1936. was 104 piculs.
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      MARKET PRICE LIST
      444 10 MARKET PRICE LIST Singapore, June 5. a MEAT Beef steak Kati 32 Beef stew or curry do 24 c Fillet steak lb. 50 r Mutton. Australian do 38 Pork, lean and fat Pork, lean Ka:i 40 r POULTRY a Capons (locally reared) Kati 50 Ducks each 40 Fowls Kati 30
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser and Co.'s List
      1091 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser and Co.'s List I SATURDAY. Jl NE 6, 1936. MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 4s 6d c.d. Asam Kumbang 28s 29s Austral Malay 58s 59s c.d. Ayer Hitam (ss) 13s 14s Ayer Weng ($1) 1.45 1.55 c.d. Bangrin Tin 15s 6d 16s
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES Saturday's Singapore Quotations
      211 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Saturday's Singapore Quotations London. 4 bmb| is' Now V ;rk DD New York 90 ds Calcutta, Baabay Rai Madras. Or>l«>mbo. demand I Sydney and Melbourne on d.nund Htm Zamlanil d n: till II Bar Silver If I Bank ol Bifland Rat I mdon Nfc'w York June
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      PERAK STATE COUNCIL
      78 10 Tlpoh. Jim. i Butler. cli.urni.iM <>i tt* Central Rent* PUnUn, a and mana-j r ol Karminiii been Appottll d I "T •J> l >' Oooaetl durum tl. >l! B Palnvi n IMII M> Butln Will mmke the amrmatlon at r.n< Of 111 SUM OMDCU it Kiml.i Kai
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      23 10 Mr. Harris of the Elect riral Depai ment. Ipoh. hai It-It thf BatU <"•• II spital. where lie was a patient (or several days.
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    535 11 Winning CONTRACT I 9. V^Wfou>\(Xau> COUTH knew that his worst fault at Contract was a tendency to bid too often. Accordingly, when he passed his hand as dealer, he felt that he was refusing temptahigm carp values tion. When he or thi failed to over-FOUR-ACES SYSTEM call ne was even
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      357 11 WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES Singapore ZHI Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd > Wavelength— 49.9 metres 3 to 6.30 p.m. -Malay Kronchongs and Other Asiatic music. 5.30 p.m.— Recorded music (European), j 6.45 p.m.— News bulletin. 7.00 p.m.— Recorded music (European). 8.30 p.m. Close down. Batavia Nirom
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      249 11 10.20 A sonata recital by Norina Semino (violoncello) and John Paver < pianoforte). 10.50 Reading. 11.05 Viennese waltzes. 11.15 The news and announcements. 11.35 Alfredo Campoli and his Orchestra. 12.05 Kipling reading. 12.20 Close down. Holland— PHl Wavelength— 3l.3B metres a.m 7.20 Special transmission for Central and South America, given
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    YATSHING RESCUE
    153 12 Hong Kong Steamer Saves Lives Of Fourteen Japanese Hong Kong, May 22. A brief wireless message received at the local office of Jardine Matheson and Company. Ltd.. yesterday morning, conveyed the information that the Indo-China S.N. Company's steamer Yatshing had rescued the crew of a Japanese motor vessel,
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    16 12 The P. and O. Bangalore arrived m London at 9 a.m. on June 5.
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    1012 12 Pacific Riddle Of 29 Lost Men Is Told In C ourt v London, May 27. A CITY alderman, gowned m blue with rich fur trimmings, wearing his enamelled gold medallion of office, sat m judgment at the Mansion House yesterday on the tragedy of a ship that
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    CLEARANCES
    51 12 June 6: Kistna, Klang. Silverbelle. Hua Tong. Kajang. Sui Sang. Corfu. I Sin Aik Lee 'Brit.): Asdang (Siamt; [Hakodate Maru (Jap.): Hong Ho i (Chi): R.C. Rickmers (Ger.v, Valenjtyn. Tohiti. Togian. Senang. Aldegonda. Agatha. Pasir. Toboali <Dut.). June 7: Maros (Dut.);* Mata Hari (Brit.). June 8: Malayan Prince. Burdwan
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    40 12 At a meeting of Southend Public Assistance Committee it was reported that 5.000 lb. of tea had been purchased bnfore the price of tea was increased m accordance with the Budget. A saving iot over £41 had been effected thereby
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    179 12 Another alleged member of a gang of five armed robbers who raided a junk at Shau Shi Mun on April 29 has been ruprehended and appeared before Mr E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy Detective-Sergeant A. Kinnear appeared for the prosecution. The charge against the man.
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    101 12 TYNE DOCK PUR CHA SE AGREEMENT A* tin i nk Simpson ofli report that the tn<! the London Railway h.ui con* i garding thi prl( Tvne Dork, and I art* now Making he pro; the local pon .ury applli ihead H mouth welcomed £-'ir (i- I much to 111 M
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    1632 15 Sensation During The Second Race PONY FALLS DEAD AND JOCKEY INJURED Main Event To Prohibition (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 6. J^ SERIES of close finishes and an accident m the second race of the day, and a thunderstorm
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    SERVICES BEAT NEGRI
    474 15 Malaya Cup Match (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, June 6. om. Services 4; X. Sembilan 0. PLAYING exceedingly well, the Combined Services beat Negri Sembilan— for the first time on this "bogey" ground here m a Malaya Cup match by four clear goals. The score somewhat flatters
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    87 15 Y.M.C.A.'s Easy Win Over Japanese V.MC.A. beat the Japanese Club i lawn tennis by live games to one at courts on Saturday. Results: into and Pereira beat Okomoto and 6 16 0. Chong Thutt Pitt Ud Dr Haridai b2at Murakami and 6 2, 8 6. Pans? Chiap Song
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    U.S. OPEN GOLF
    493 15 Manero Wins Championship Springfield. June 7. HPONY Manero today won the United States open golf championship. his .scores lor the lour rounds being 73. 69. 73. 67. making a total of 282, which is a record, the previous best winning score being 286. His victory was a
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    K.O. FOR GEORGE COOK
    26 15 Cardiff, June 7. Bt-n Foord (South Atrica> last night knocked out George Cook (Australia) m the ninth of a twelve-round fight.— Renter.
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    BOXING TOURNAMENT
    706 15 BOXING TO URNAMENT Hard Hitting In Finals pi.KMV of action and hard hitting livened the finals of the Singapore Amateur Boxinn \ss... uition tournament, which were held at the New World arena on Saturday night. The special return contest between W Mitchell iSABCi and A C. Blood (R.A.F.i ended m
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    559 15 Victor Ludorum Cup Shared I EAPING with a right ankle which he had dislocated the previous afternoon hut which had been put right by a Punjabi boot-boy at night. Corporal Kerr. of Headquarter Wing of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, brat Mitral competitors m the long jump event at the
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    BERLIN-WARD CHINESE REPEAT PREVIOUS SUCCESS
    1082 16 Combined Services Lose By Four Goals 12,000 WATCH GAME By Nimrod China Olympic XI 4 Combined Services 0. OVER 12,000 people, seated and s landing comfortably at the Anson Rond Stadium yesttrday. watched the China Olympic eleven defeat the Combined Services by four goals. It
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    SINGAPORE ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    287 16 R.J. Isherwood Wins Title •THE Singapore Island Championship was played over the Island Club course yesterday and was won by R. J. Isher- wood who returned the excellent score of 149 for 36 holes under conditions which lack of rain had not made easy. An unfortunate
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    340 16 June Medal Competition The June Medal rompetition of the Singapore Golf Club was played a" Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a win for E. G. Brown m "A" division with a net score of 69 m a win lor Dr. C C B.
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    LOCAL YACHTING
    189 16 Mac Donald Challenge Cup Yesterday the B class sailed the final race for the Macdonald Challenge Cup. during which a light breeze from the s.s.w. prevailed. The sea was smooth and the tide flooding. Punai. skippered by E. G. Holiday, finished first, the finishing tnr.es being:— Punai <E.
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    HOME CRICKET
    113 16 Yorks Put Indians Out lor Day's Lowest Score London, June 7. Close of play score* m first class cricket games which began y sterday aro. says R?uter: At Lords: Middlesex 192 "Robins 77. At Bradford: All-India 86 (Smailes 4 for 26 Yorkshire 182 for 7 At Manchester: Surrey
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    DAVIS CUP
    138 16 n ki Dublin. Juno 7 Ireland beat Switzerland m the Davis Cup competition here yesterday by three matches to two. Vienna. June 7. Germany yesterday entered the semifinal of the European zon> m the Davis Cup competition by beating Argentina by three matches to nil. Router. GUILLEMARD CUP
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    93 16 Twenty-one cards w.re tak n out lor th? Keppel G.C. June woman's spoon :md the following wer? the scores returned. Mrs W. P Douglas and Mrs. A. E. Garden tied with 1 down. Mrs. E. Litchfield 2 down. Mrs. A. Law 2 down. Mrs G. L. Eyre
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    306 16 S. C. C. AND S UNGEI UJONG Growder Six For 30 SALAMAN BATS BRIGHTL V •T^HE week-end match beween the S.C.C. and the Sungei UJons Club v;as productive ol bright and r ing cricket and resulted m a Mr.st innings win for the Cricket Club by runs. At close ol
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