The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 June 1937

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15.182. ESTD. 1835 THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1937 16 CENTS.
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    MADRID BOMBARDED BY INSURGENTS
    317 1 Over 400 Shells Fall On Capital MANY WOMEN INCLUDED IN VICTIMS Rebel Cruiser Fires On Coastal Towns London, June 9. insurgents bombarded Madrid for over an hour ml a half yesterday. It is estimated that 400 .fit ll- till and over 100 people were killed, whilst
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    PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IN INDIA
    391 1 PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IN INDIA Lord Zetland's Statement London, June 9. T\ the House of Lords, Lord Lloyd asked whether the Government proposed m future to refuse information by question and answer to Members of Parliament on matters relating to provincial government m India. The Marquess <,l Zetland. Secretary lor India,
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    JAPANESE TRADE MISSIONS
    206 1 JAPANESE TRADE MISSIONS i Tokio, June 9. IT is reported that Japan is to send five track missions each consisting ut five members to East and West Africa, the Far East and Central una South America to investigate trade possibilities. >i us are U leave Yokohama ,»i Ibc end of
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    German Reassurance To China
    131 1 SEQUEL TO PACT MADE WITH JAPAN Berlin, June 9. DR. H. H. Kung and 35 of the other Chinese delegates to the Coronation arrived here today from Brussels where Dr. Kung was m conference with the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Governor of the
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    BRITISH LOAN TO CHINA
    48 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, June 9. TIIE British Government has agreed to loan China the sum of £800,000 for the construction of the ShanghaiSooehow Railway which will be double-tracked. A representative of the British Embassy m China signed the agreement at Nanking yesterday.-
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    MR. DONAL BUCKLEY
    37 1 Dublin, June 8. The Dciil has passed a bill to provide a pension of €500 v y>ar and a £2,000 gratuity for Mr Danal Buckley, the former Governor-General of the Irish Free State.- Reuter
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    PAID HOLIDAYS FOR BRITISH WORKMEN
    135 1 London, June 9. THE question of holidays with pay for British workmen is being investigated by the Ministry Labour committee of Inquiry. Yesterday Sir Walter Citrine spoke for the Trad? Union Council. He said that workers should be entitled by law to an annual ho'iday
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    58 1 THE 1)1 KE AND DI'CHESS OF WIXDSOR photographed after their wedding at the Chateau de Cande, with Major E. U. Metcalle (right) and Mr. A. G. Allen (left). This picttl sent direct to the Free Press by air mail is the first photograph uf the Duke and Duchess of Windsor
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    RELATIONS STILL STRAINED
    46 1 Buenos Aires, June 9. 'Till. Bolivian Government has decided not to resume diplomatic relations with Paraguay, contrary to the statement at the Gran Chaco peace conference a fortnight ago by the representatives of each Government that they were ready to resume relations. Reuter
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    ITALY'S GRIM REMINDER
    163 1 70 Submarines In Review Naples, June 9. QEVENTY submarines, probably *J the largest number ever assembled m a single review, were shown by Mussolini to Gen. von Blomberg, the German War Minister, outside the Bay of Naples. The submarines were drawn up m two lines stretching eight
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    KINGS BIRTHDAY
    62 1 London. June J). The King's birthday which is on Dec. 14 is being officially celebrated today throughout the Empire. In London His Majesty rode at the head of his troops for the first time since his accession, taking part m the ceremony ot trooping of the colour m
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    25 1 New York. June 9. The annual meeting of the Ameri <*an Medical Association for the first time recognised the medical practice of birth control. Reuter
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    48 1 I or m accordance with the intention ot Parliament, to lay it down that, m the I circumstances described, the Governor must necessarily call for the resignation of his Ministers. If that had been the intention of Parliament it would have ;said so m the act itself British
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      65 1 BIGIA TEA Urines the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TONIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 0.15o .15 to 9.1 5 p.m. DINNER and DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight and Australia's Loveliest Dancers CHARLES and HELEN INNHJs Of lIIK PROFESSIONAL BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIPS NON-DINERS SI. OO. SATURDAY -AVIATION DINNER
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    RUDYARD KIPLING'S "TOOMAT" STORY
    133 2 "Elephant Boy" at the Capitol A huge elephant and a small Indian boy are the "stars" of 'Elephant Boy,' the splendid London Films screen version of Rudyard Kipling's "Toomai of the Elephants." produced by Robert Flaherty and Zoltan Korda. It began a season to Large audiences
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    POPULAR HOSTESS COMPETITION
    93 2 The Great World Cabaret competition to find the best and most popular hostess came to a close on Tuesday night and the winners were announced last night. The competition was a great success and the management expressed their appreciation of the manner m which the public supported
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    B.N.B. CO's BIGGER SURPLUS INCOME
    64 2 From Our Own Correspondent.* London. June 8. The accounts of the British North Borneo Chartered Company show a surplus of income over expenditure cf £32.738 compared with £15.140 m 1935. The directors propose a dividend of 2 1 per cent, the first distribution to be
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    THRILLS AT THE ALHAMBRA
    56 2 Six reels of the Republic serial, 'Undersea Kingdom." starring Ray Crash" Corrigan. opened to record houses at the Alhambra yesterday. It is a story of warfare by the newest and most destructive inventions of science m a strange world. 20.000 fathoms beneath the sea. For an
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    DERBY NEWS REEL AT THE PAVILION
    29 2 The new programme opening at the Pavilion tonight will include the Gaumont British news reel of the Derby, run at Epsom last week.
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    SOVIET ESPIONAGE CHARGE
    119 2 Official's Suicide Moscow, June 8. A sensational charge that M. Gamarnik. Soviet Vice-Commissar of War. who committed suicide a few days ago, was a spy who 'sold his fatherland to Japanese and German imperialists" is made m the official organ Pravda. which makes thinly- veiled reference to
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    ISLAND CLUB
    33 2 The play-off of the tie m the June mixed foursomes, on Tuesday last, resulted m a win for Mrs Beardsworth and H. L. H Lim. with a nett score ol 3834
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    SINGAPORE CONVERTS TO "ITTOEN" MOVEMENT
    524 2 TENKO NISIIDA. founder of "Ittoen," the Garden of One Light religion, at the Singapore tomb of a Japanese newspaperman. I'utabatei Shimei, editor of the Osaka Asahai newspaper died m a liner off Singapore as he was returning to Japan front Russia 29 years ago. His
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    HELEN OF TROY CASE ECHO
    176 2 Husband Seeks Divorce London, May 25. PETITION for divorce by Mr. John Dover Place appears m the undefended list of cases down for hearing m the Trinity law term, which opens on Monday. Dr. Charles Searle is cited as co-respondent. Mr Place, a Cambridge grocer's
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    CAY NIGHT AT SEA VIEW HOTEL
    77 2 A Gala Dincier. Ball and Cabaret held a: Sea View Hotel m honour of H.M. the King's birthday was most successful last night. In the cabaret Barles and Robert, the celebrated Italian vaudeville artists, tormerly a La Bcala theatre Milan, danced sensational acrobatic num.
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    56 2 London, June 9. In accordance with customary practice, the report of the Imperial Conference proceedings will be published as soon as adopted, said Mr. Chamberlain, replying m the House of Commons yesterday. One or two committee reports maj be authorised lor publication m advance of the general report,
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    FRONTIER INCIDENT
    51 2 Manchuria, June 9. Another incident on the frontier ol Manchukuo and the Soviet Union wzu reported yesterday from Tsintin, ii: Manchuria. It is alleged that two Soviet border patrols crossed the border on Sundaj and kidnapped a Manchurian farmer. They are also stated to have tnkpn three horses
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    SIR HERBERT SAMUEL'S TITLE
    53 2 London, June 9. Sir Herbert Samuel has assumed the title of Lord Samuel of Mount Carmel and Toxeth m the City of Liverpool. Mount Carmel. part of the title recalls Lord Samuel's High Commissionership ot Palestine while his family has been associated with Liverpool for 200
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    BIRTHDAY BALL AT RAFFLES
    232 2 $1,000 For Children's Aid Society THE King's Birthday Ball held last night at Raffles Hotel proved one of the most successful entertainments ever staged for charity m Singapore. The net proceeds all of which will go ta the Children's Aid Society amounted to $1,000. This substantial
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    VICAR MURDERED BY WARDEN
    114 2 Coroner On His Pluck The Rev. Charles Walter Sykes. the vicar who was shot by one oi his church-warden m his church hall at Stamford Hill was described by the Coroner «Dr. Georcre Cohen), at the inquest at Tottenham, as "very plucky" ii; entering the hall
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    TAKING PROFIT OUT OF WAR
    92 2 T.S. Senators' Bill Washington. June 8. Five Senators, headed by Mr. Bone, mnounce that they are introducing a bill to take the profit from war by giving the Government a practical monopoly of the manufacture o: war weapons and munitions. It is proposed that the
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    TRADE AGREEMENT WITH INDIA
    94 2 London. June 9. The President of the Board oi Trado will himself head the United Kingdom delegation for the negotiation ol B new trade agreement with India. He will be assisted by the Secretary to the Department of Overseas Trade and by Sir Frederick White. Detailed
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    $10,000,000 FOR U.S. NAVY
    62 2 Washington. June 9. President Roosevelt has asked Congress lor a $10,000,000 appropriation for the Maritime Commission to start new ship construction. He also told Pressmen that he had recommended the authorisation of $150.000 000 for next year's mmwJjttion Programme Reuter ONI OP THE OIL PAINTINGS by
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    47 2 Canada's exports of mine and forest products during 1936 amounted to 45 per cent, of the value of the Dominion's total exports Canada's system of National Parks I consists of twenty separate park units with a total area of more than 12.500 1 I square miles. j<
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      17 2 M.G.M. Epoch-making Triumph 'GOOD EARTH' with PAUL MUNI and LUISE RAINER Gala Opening SUNDAY June 27th CAPITOL
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      128 2 Diary Of The Day HHrh Water: 12.10 pm. 86 ft., 11. IS pm. 9 8 ft. Sports Soccer: S.CC. vs. Midds (Div. I> Padane. R.A vs. Police <Div. I> Stadium Skin.s II vs. Ft. Canning (Div II Tanglin. F. and N. vs. Heap Eng Moh tB.H.L* F and N. M.P.H.
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    20 3 photo). U F. t.OYFKNOR. Sir Shnten Thomas, taking the salute at yesterday's (treat Birthday Parade m th? Padanjj. Free Press
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      AT TAIPING
      113 3 From Our Own_ Correspondent Taiping. June 9. A LARGE crowd watched the imp: -monial oarade here this I on the polo /"round m h mour > birthday at which Lieut i H T Craig. Officer Commanding ibi Regiment, took the salute. The parade was composed of four (MlUea
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      NEW ZEALAND WOOL BROKER HERE
      36 3 A E Ma^in. head at one oi the st wool broking firms m New lilted with his m, Mr. E .:x>!e yesterday by KPM Ma-t^uyeker. He is Staring at Rattles H'>tel.
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      AT PENANG
      97 3 ■From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June 9. AN imposing ceremonial parade was held today at the Volunteer Hr-.idquarters on the occasion of the Kind's birthday m which the European Eurasian. Malay and Chinese companies participated. Lieut-Col. G. D. A Fietcher commanded the parade with Major de Buriatte. Second-in-Command,
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      K.P.M. SHIP COMPLETES MAIDEN VOYAGE
      56 3 TIM rr.tiden voyage 01 the X.P.M. Maetsuycker on the South Pacific run to New Zealand was completed by her v.d back m Singapore yesterday. She brought a large number of round trip passengers from New Zealand and she ls also heavily booked esidents of Singapore
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    FIRST BIRTHDAY PARADE SINCE KING'S ACCESSION
    538 3 Impressive Ceremony On The Padang NEARLY 2,000 troops, splendidly turned out and marching with the smartness and precision traditional of the Services, paraded yesterday on the Padang before Singapore's thousands \n honour of the birthday of King George Vl— the first since his accession
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    800 TROOPS IN K.L. PARADE
    479 3 Biggest Held In Federal Capital [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, June 9. THIS morning's waa the biggest King's Birthday Parade ever held m Kuala Lumpur, with 800 troops nearly the full strength of a battalion participating. Volunteers from every part of the State were
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    K.L. Cabaret's Short Life Due To Postponed Opening
    472 3 PARTNER EXPLAINS FAILURE IN BANKRUPTCY COURT LFrom Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, June 9. PRESCRIBING himself as one who U had a wide experience of the catering and entertainment business. Lim Hee Kung told of what must be the shortest existence of
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    "Disgust" Over Mui Tsai Reform Plans
    182 3 PENANG COMMENT ruscUSSING the debate ot the *J Mvi Tsai report m the House of Commons ihe Pinang Gazette vrites "The late Of the mvi Uai is sealed. While ih. Home Press oersist.s m prating the pernicious doctrine <lor consumption of people whoso conception
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    16 3 pnoto > R.A.F. FLYING BOATS passing over the salutins base at yesterday s parade, i Free Press
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      114 3 FOR REPAIRS I N JEWELLERY WATCHES U. S. de SILVA MANUFACTURING JEWELLER I 7'J ORCHARD ROAD PITMAN'S COLLEGE Established m England 65 years. Singapore Branch, under European Management at Uniteers Building, River Valley Road (entrance Damar Road) Expert tuition m ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Special courses m Shorthand Type-writing. Book-keeping. onime:<e.
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    UNKNOWN CIVILISATION IN ECUADOR?
    1255 4  -  ANDRE ROOSEVELT BY Importance Of Recent Discoveries The significance of the recent finding of four gold fish-hooks, v .th other golden trinkets and nuggets, m the Oriente section of Ecuador is discussed here by an American explorer who last December made the first aeroplane flight over
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    FILM TRAVESTIES OF HISTORY CRITICISED
    473 4 Producers Claim "Licence' London, May 24. QHOULD film producers pervert history to make good cinema entertainment? This question was raised recently m a report issued by the British Film Institute, m which the part that films can play m teaching history to school children is
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    Where Does Life Begin?
    487 4 •THE old question "Where does life begin, where does chemistry end?" is carried a stage further m a report by Dr. J. D. Bernal. of the Crystallographic Laboratory. Cambridge, on the nature of four disease-producing viruses he has been studying. Dr. Bernal has lately been elected
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    KALEIDOSCOPE OF EUROPE
    1016 4 Politics From The Orient Express n fORE than one novelist has set IV i the scene of an exciting story m the Orient Express. Europe's c-ack train which runs from Paris for two days and three nights until its dark-blue coaches, dulled with the dust of half
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    NEW INDUSTRIES FOR JARROW
    128 4 Sir I. Jarvi-'v Purchase* And Plans Sir John J expressed Ur hop* tha: arranger. 1 11 ts will .soon b° r m and tlv accessary m respr the town The pnpQi -,rd. BJCTI I 1 v melting plant H type and to ?roun round U ol
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      67 4 OPENING SINGAPORE AIRPORT 12th JUNE K. N. I. L. M. Royal Ketherlands Indies' Airways and K. L. M. Royal Dutch Air Lines have the pleasure to invite all visitors to inspect their Douglas aircraft at the opening of the Singapore Airport on Saturday, June 12. In addition, the K.N.I. L.M.
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      207 4 Agonising corns since Boyhood days V NOW- happy feet again at 7O "Why did I not use Radox years ago writes this old man. after a lif of unnecessary suffering with corns "How pleased I am to be rid of thr.-^p of the most painful corn* that c> could have,
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    243 5 i\E m Sydnej where the long Pacific surf rollers daily tempt thousands of people. The picture just received is of Manly Beach UMH) BASQI'K child refugees arrived at Southampton m the Habana. lh»\ were each medically examined and issued with a linen ticket bearing their name. a?e and pedigree before
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      41 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can > be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each. WYE VALLEY CANNED FRUITS VEGETABLES Packed fresh from Garden and Orchard. They are delicious, Phone: 5376 (4 lines) 1 *-mm—mmmmmmm~mm—— W-P.S. 17«
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    19 6 photo). ONE OF THE OIL paintings by Continental, American and English artists now on view at KoLinson's. Free Press
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    JUDGE COMMENTS ON HABIT OF CARRYING KNIVES
    327 6 Woman Dies From Stabbing By Husband •From Our Own Corrrspondent) Johore Bahru, June i. CTRONG comments against the habit of carrying knives were made by Mr. Justice Laville at the Johore Bahru Assizrs. when he passed a sentence of five years' rigorous imprison-
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    GO EARLY FOR OPENING OF AIRPORT
    193 6 GO EARLY FOR OPENING OF AIRPORT IF you want to get a good view of the opening of the Bjw Singapore Airport on Saturday afternoon go early! Although there will be ample room for everybody and parking space for all cars, there is certain to be traffic congestion if everyone
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    "SINGAPORE COULD NOT DO WITHOUT S.C.C."
    427 6 Dinner In Honour Of Mr. J. M. Sime A COMPANY numbering over 30, present and past membcu of the committee, assembled at dinner at the S.C.C. on Tuesday evening m honour of the president, Mr. J. S. Sime, on the eve of his retirement
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    MRS. A. C. DUTTA DIES AT MALACCA
    81 6 From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 7. The death occurred yesterday of Mrs. A. C. Dutta, wife of Dr. A. C. Dutta. M.8.E., M.C.H. She had been m poor health for about two months. The funeral service was held today at St. Peter's
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    FATHER AND SON IN SAME AMBULANCE
    84 6 A Chinese father and his son occupied the two stretchers m an ambulance which took them to the General Hospital yesterday morning from their home m Pulau Saigon. The father had a severe cut across his throat, the boy two wounds on his head.
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    37 6 The number of employees of a large engineering firm on Tynesi-ie mii creased last year to over 4.600, nearly 1.000 more than the previous year and considerably more than the previous highest number employed by the company.
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    NEW J. P.'s FOR THE COLONY
    108 6 NEW J. P. 's FOR THE COLONY THE Governor has appointed the fol- lowing Justices of the Peace: For the Settlement of Singapore: Chua Keh Hai, Cyril Ernest Collinge, Ewen Macgregor Field Fergusson, Fida Hussain Mohamedali Nakhoda, Leonard William Geddes, Francis Stuart Gibson, M.C., The Rev. Goh Hood Keng, Kathi
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    MR. W. E. PEPYS
    78 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 8. The Hon. Mt. W. E. Pepys. the General Adviser, Johore, entertained the Girl Guides to tea at his residence yesterday m view of his forthcoming departure for Home on furlough. Those present included Tengku Mahkota Sir Ismail, Tungku
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    Five Certificates Of Honour Awarded In F.M.S.
    291 6 Five Certificat es Of Honour Awarded In F. M.S. IN the name ot HM th" Kin- HE the High Commi.s-.oner has been pleased to award Certificates at Honour to tho foUowtog persons m recognition of their lOfal and v.tluablc services to the Government of the Federated Malay States:Haji Ahmad bin
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    23 6 pilul I AN 18-POL T NDER BATTERY of the Royal ftfttTer) iftftf Ifcc vi>-,t. at the Kind's Birthday l'ar:xdc ye tcriu,. Free Press
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    CHANGI CEREMONY
    55 6 4 PARADE was also held at Chnngi. those t akin a part the Ma Heavy Brigade R A Fortress Royal Engineers ay company of the 2nd Battalion. The Gordon Highlanders. The -parade uas commanded by Lieut-Co:. A Mason, MC Royw Engineers, and inspected by Col W. Cave Brown.
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      47 6 MALAY nftLMMMI of the S.S. Police niarchin«; past the Governor at the Padang parade yesterday, (free Press photo). Drink delicious OVA LTI N E' Hot or Cold LUISE RAINER and PAUL MUNI m M.G.Ms magnificent Triumph 'GOOD EARTH 9 GaU Opening .1 d» CAPITOL SUNDAY June 27th
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      87 6 SPECIAL <=zzM I V PORT S U P P L E.M E N T Dealing with Singapore's of "The Stniits Times" of illustrated and full d new Civil Air-Port, which that date, will be well articles telling, m will be opened on June 2Q pAGES p ACKED interesting vv;i> WITH
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    Rangoon Is Ready For Flying Boats
    172 7 .v In connection with arrangements that are being made lor operating the Empire flying-beats owr the Eu^landAiistralia route, the Director ol Civil Aviation m IndSS recently paid a visit I lo Rangoon, accompanied by officials oi nis Department, m regard to the esta- blishment
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    MR. WANG
    24 7 Washington, June 8. Th? Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Wang, was received at the White House and presented his credentials to the president Reuter
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    CHINESE ENGINEERS IN LONDON
    107 7 F.H.I. Scholarships London. June 9. Tliree Chinese engineer apprentices who arrived at the week-end on Fed- eration oi British Industries scnolai'ships for training m British engineering Workshops were given a dinner lest night by twelve other F. 8.1. ChiiiLese apprentices and members of the Chinese apprentices
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    INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CONFERENCE
    111 7 Employers Boycott Discussion (>eneva, June 9. It is stated that the employers have decided to boycott thr discussion In committee of the various draft con ventions m connection with the International Labour Conference here. They were prepared to state their objections m principle but not to enter
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    FRASER AND COMPANY'S SHARE REPORT
    865 7 Distinct Improvement In Market Outlook MESSRS FRASER AND CO.. m their weekly share report, issued at the close of business on Tuesday, were: Since our lust report there has been a distinct relaxing m the tension both political and financial which clouded the horizon a
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      79 7 I ALL THRU' THE NIGHT ALL THRU' YOUR LIFETIME I YOU'LL REMEMBER THIS HISTORY MAKING ENTERTAINMENT! j Charles Boyer Jean Arthur I 'HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT' j NEXT WEEK AT THE PAVILION THEATRE ROYAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONE PERFORMANCE EACH EVEMINC AT 1.15 P.M. THE INTERNATIONALLY-FAMEIt DANCER LA MERI
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1937. A Pacific Conference?
    512 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1937. A Pacific Conference J jyjß. J. A. LYONS is not the first person to hint that the problems of the Far East might be solved if the Powers concerned would meet around a conference table and discover exactly what they expect of
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    How Rebels Made Me Their Prisoners
    1656 8 From Chiang Kai Shek's Sian Diary T*HIS is the seventh instal- ment of two remarkable documents Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek's "Diary of My Captivity m Sian" and Mme. Chiang's own story of how she helped rescue her husband and save China from a civil
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    502 8 i CINCE writing the other day about the shortcomings of Tamil films, I have been reading an article m the Tien Hsra Monthly about the problems of the Chinese movie industry. The i fabulous cost of maintaining HDlly- wood .standards, both m techniI cians and apparatus,
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    928 9 \>l IM T( II \|R LINKK TO I'SE KFLCTAR: Captain I. X Stholte <ri*ht>. of the X.1..M. new 1»( 3 airliner Specht. being weltomed by the Air Officer Command m? the Royal Air Force, Far East, \ir Commodore A. \V. ledder. when the plane arrived from
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    162 9 Carrying Out Nazi Ideals MQMm AFRICA has been •J experiencing trouble from the Naxi activities of the large drrnun population of German South Africa. ■This fetntUwy, now a mandate has population of over 25.000 Germans I N is the only one ofl all
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    "WAR FEARS GUARANTEE OF PEACE"
    64 9 Sir Robert dive's Views Winnipeg. June S. Sir R rt Ciive. until recently British Ambassador m Japan, elated I that ttw pr.sent feftf o. war was a |<uini He was speaking m Winnipeg on his oai-k I I Mm. He declared M one vai t
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    LORD PLYMOUTH IN LATVIA
    94 9 London. June 8. Lord Plymouth is continuing his V ur ot the Baltic States. Yesterday Lord Plymouth vai received by the President of Latvia and iater attended an official dinner m his honour. At the dinner the Foreign Minister o: Latvia retailed the aid given to
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    EXCHANGE OF MEDALS
    244 9 Baron Von Neurath In Belgrade Berlin, June 9. /CONSIDERABLE interest is being taken here m the activities of Baron von Neurath. the German Foreign Minister, who is now visiting the Balkans and is at present m Belgrade. He had a two-hour talk yesterday morning with the Yugoslavia
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    157 9 >loscow, June 9. THE last of the four aeroplanes which left the Polar ice floe has Bd at Prince Rudolf Island. plane was refuelled by a plane from the base at latitude 85 and both returned together. The ice-breaker Sadko is now voyaging to Franz Josefland to
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    EARL BALDWIN OF BEWDLEY
    27 9 London, June 8. Mr Baldwin has chosen the titles of i Viscount Corvedale and Earl Baldwin of Bewdley states the London Gazette. Reuter
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    WELSH PIT EXPLOSION
    103 9 Two Men Killed London, June 9. AN explosion occurred today m the pit m Rhondda Valley. Wales. Two men were killed and four others seriously injured. One hundred and fifty men who were working below ground made a dash lor the surface. They did not know where
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    ROYAL DUCHESSES HONOURED
    37 9 London, June 8. The London Gazette states that m celebration of His Majesty's birthday, the King has appointed the Duchesses o: Gloucester and Kent to the Imperial Older ol the Crown ol Indiu. Reuter
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    SLUM CLEARANCE PROGRESS IN BRITAIN
    432 9 Nations Health Reviewed MR. ANESKI. a former promient professor of lhc imperial I'niversity, Kyoto, who arrived m Singapore yesterday by the Haku/aki Maru on his way to the forthcoming: Paris Exhibition. One of the 15 world members by the Council of the League of Nations,
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    140 9 London, June 9. AFURTHEP development of Mr. J. A. Lyons', suggestion of a Pacific Pact occurred yesterday when Mr. Yoshida, the Japanese Ambassador, had a half -hour conversation with Mr. Lyons at the latter's hotel. No official statement was issued and Reuter learns that the talk was
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      526 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES Last Night's Quotations From London 6 p. m. June 9 The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers' margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of £1 denomination unless Previously Yesterday Rise or Full otherwise stated Conversion Lean, 5 p.c., 1944-64 112 7
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      106 10 A bell of stainless steel Is to be presented to H M.S. Sheffield by a Sheffield firm. Casting from thus metal, instead of from bell metal, required a social technique, and the inscription, cue to the untrjctable nature ot su-el cast m such a tonn. has had
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      81 10 London. June 8. On the Stock Exchange kafflra v/ere again the centra oJ attraction, further Kood demand causing a sustained upward trend ot prices which was further enhanced m iate dealings by the favourable reception at Sir John Simon's statement. Commodities, wheat cotton and rubber all weakened sharply
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      43 10 London, June 8. Exchequer return s show total ordinary revenue amounts to €106,328 915 compared with £97.244,203 at the corresponding date of last year. Total ordinary expenditure is €162,914,506 compared with £158,325, 176 at the corresponding date of 1936 British Wireless
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS
      195 10 From London 5.30 p. m. June 9 KltltthK: Dull London -8pot: 9 5 16d. 9 7 16d. Previously: 9 3 fl. 9 7 16d July-Sept.: 9%d. 9 7 l(id. Previously: 9 3 B d. 9r 2 d. Oct.-Dec.: 9 7 16d. 9V 2 d. Previously: 9 7
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      71 10 From London 5.30 p. m. June 9 Tin: Dull. Cash: €251 12s. 6d. Previously: Dull at €252 2s. 6d. Three months: £250 2s. 6d. Previously: £250 15s. New York Tin: 56-12. Previously: 55 75. Copper: Settlement: £57 7s. 6d. Previously: £57 12s 6d (.old: Saturday: ajt os.
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      78 10 London Closing Quotations June 9 I Method of ParKy before Rate ProCer.tre Quoting 20-9-31 Yestarday fctaftßly Pans Franc to 124.21 110 7 8 110 13 16 New York to 4.88 4.93 3 4 4 93*8 Amsterdam Guilders to 8.973. 4 8. 97^ 8 97 Hong Kong Per
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      436 10 Potatoes < Japan do 04 Pumpkin dabu merah» do 03 Spinach <bayam> do 05 Tomatoes, Chinese do 12 Tomatoes. <Java» do 12 Yam <keladi) do 03 FRUITS Bananas <pisang hijaut 10 10 Bananas < pisang keling> 10 10 Bananas tpisang masi 10 10 Cocoanut each 05 Limes,
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      456 10 From Exchange Telegraph Co. Private Makers Necessary Lmi f plE Government considers that privati I. for the manufacture of arms. It does not prop up a body to control arms profits m peart- time I nised that if ever this country should brrotn< imol much
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      ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE AGREEMENT?
      129 10 Informal Discussions The United Kingdom Q has Informed Ihe Dominion Qo inment n*i>r aentativi v London 01 the discu.ssi.in.s it is holding with United States, the Pn sidenl Board ol Tr.nh Mr. Oiiv. told the > C Tlie object o! these dii v bo deteimine ■■ether 3
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      GROWING OUTPUT OF MAGNESIUM
      102 10 New Alloys AcldmTo Its Uses I HI raj Id arcraft over two yeai Ir. ma 100 ton:- of tl tic;. ol the year 1 output will < A tl I or 00 at pi r of the other two Extraction Method- m\ I c fci to
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    123 11 4 Delay Destroys Hope Sir Kingsley Wood. Minister of Health, said, that it was simply untrue, as 100 many people thought, that a diagnosis of cancer was necessarily a death sentence. Presiding at a dinner given by the Government at Lancaster House to the International Union against
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    67 11 The Rev. George Richard J R'lurni t!5O-a-ycar vicar of Al! S.iints. Krt tcring. is being sued ior alleged breach ot promise at Northanta Anises by middle-aged Miss Winifred May Divine, ore of his parishioners. Mr Round, a former Rugby footballer, has been married lor six weeks
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    287 11 When told at the Old Bailey that she would be sent to penal servitude. Merle Guise Doubrette. 48, closed her eyes, swayed, and had to be supported by a wardress. Doubrette. a former actress, daughter of an English barrister, and the sister of a woman of
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    1107 11 Winning CONTRACT David Bumstine, Merwtn D. Maier, Otwald Jacoby and Howard Schenken, world's leading team-of-four inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence MORE BIDDING FLAWS I AST week we started a discussion i of bidding weaknesses common to many Bridge-players and began with the first
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    WHITE ENGINE PROPULSION
    273 12 Further Saving Of Fuel Anticipated An interesting cargo steamer, the Biddlestone. was launched by Messrs Short Brothers. Sunderland. last month, says the Journal ot Shipping and Commerce. This ship, which has a deadweight capacity ol about 8.000 tons, has been built for the White Shipping Co., Ltd..
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    SOUTH AFRICAN FRUIT FOR NORTHERN PORTS
    139 12 union investigation The question of direct shipments ol fruit to Glasgow and other northern ports m the United Kingdom wa* raised m the House of Assembly month, by Colonel Reitz. Minister ot Agriculture during the debate on the agricultural vote, states a Reuter message
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    505 12 NEW SHIP FOR RANGOON SERVICE Notable Features Of The Prome \TOTABLE as the first unit of a considerable fleet replace- ment scheme undertaken bj her owners, the new steamer Prome represents as is onlj natural a biff advance m comparison with other ships engaged m the Rangoon
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    145 12 Some of shipping companies, such as The East Asiatic, the Borneo Co.. Ltd.. etc.. were planning to extend their wharves when they learned that the Government was contemplating the building oi big wharves m the vicinity of Jong Non-sri. The shipping firms before going on with their
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    103 12 Last Year's Increased Rfcvenue The annual report ol the Suez Canal Company shows the company's revenue m 1936 amounted to 986-213. 2;*4 francs -which was about 58 million francs more than m 1935 Expenditure m 1936 amounted 276.000,000 francs m round figures which was about 18 million lrancs
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    37 12 The s-s. D'Artagnan from Haipfrong. Tourane. Saigon, is expected to arrive tomorrow at 6 a.m. and sail at 3 p.m. for Madras. Pondicherry. Colombo Aden Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles Berth: S. H. B. Wharves,
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    121 12 Ships alongside the Wh.rvr^ w Expected lo Anivc East Wharf (Fntraitcr <„it> i Apoey 2(i Main Wharf (Kn tramp (..u* Hakozaki M.uu U. Mir? Kola 15; Oemer 1 1 J 7Kmpire I>o< k (Entrance (..iu Karapara M) 1 1 Mt*rii 34: Mm. i Empire Dock (Kn trance Cialt
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    88 12 The tai] r:ok tn.fl a big probiem for as tiv npecti kpp Nations 1. the Inadeqiu priilm and I ol th« quired equipment. 1:. •.•>ena;ture The Ol a chani el to px^r •■»"< it Urn paMtti o' vessels d:.water .ii>6 th harbour of q laid out
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      558 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals !t? BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.45 ajn Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Alison: Weekdays* 7 pjn Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai and Thurs. and Friday* 7.45 a.m. Sundays 7 p >m< Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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      60 12 SHIPS IN TODAY The Singapore Harbour Board berthing arrangements for today are as follows Cremer Roads: 11. Benvorlich West 9 a.m.; 48 9. Mirzapore Seletar p.m. 15 6. Islander Roads a.m.; 9. Japara West a.m.; 46 7. Kola Roads a.m.; 15 Apoey frist 10 a.m.; 20 1. Talma East a.m.;
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    414 15 S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES THE positions of teams m the sAF A. League and Brartnni •s Leapue an- FIRST DIVISION. GoaR P W L D F. A. P R A 8 5 1 2 19 5 12 RAF 9 4 4 1 19 15 9 Chinese 63
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    PAM BARTON BEATEN FIVE AND THREE
    33 15 Turnberry (Ayrshire), June 9. TN the third round of the British Women's Golf championship Mrs. Holm of Troon, beat the holder, Pam Barton 5 and 3.- Reuter
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    45 15 V.M.C.A. TENNIS Yesterdays ties m the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament resulted: Men's Open Single Yadi beat Dawood. B—2. 6—3. Dr. Sheares beat Dr. Wee Thian Hock. 2-6. 6-3. 6—4. Mixed Doubles Mrs M Namazie and Kamls beat j Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyne. 6—2. 6—l. l
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    Services Go Down To C.S.C. At Tanglin
    249 15 Services Go Down To C. S. C. At Tanglin TTHE Ceylon Sports Club defeated the United Services at cricket played at Tanglin yesterday by four wicketft Batting first the United Services were all out for 148 and Simpson, the first to bat, contributed 43 and Duke 2G not out. The
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    Relative Merits Of Billiards And Snooker
    701 15  - Relative Merits Of Billiards And Snooker J. V. RAINBOW BY A COLOURFUL SCENE was witnessed m Lisbon. Poitugal, when the English Colony there celebrated the Coronation of King George VI. Members of the Colony dressed themselves m pretty Old English costumes while a herald similarly dressed read the proclamation of
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    J. B. BONG WINS SELANGOR TITLE
    275 15 Sinclair Beaten In Straight Sets From Our Own Correspondent" Kuala Lumpur. Juno 8. Hardly up to championsnip standard waa the men's singles final today m the Selangor championship which J. iB. Bong the Chinese left bander, Mob ■by defeating K. J Sinclair, a tut
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    210 15 Ceylonese II Score 160 Against A.C.S. THE cricket fixture between the CSC. II and the Anglo-Chinese School yesterday at Baiestier ended m draw, the school being fortunate to avert defeat. Scores CSC. II A. Nathaniels c Ebert b Jan Je? 14 S. K. Sundram b Wong 55 J. N. Fernando
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    132 15 Draw For Singapore Golf Championship THE foil Wing Is ifc- the QUlli/1 36 Staftapoi Wai am. *< u r Gol! Cha trday, June 12 im ih hotel <>n Sunday. June Saturday Su*. P.M A M 2.X0 ii oO H I. H 1., i. vs J. lion H H W. Kn
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    186 15 I mPiImM. M.IN AMERICAN competttOW wen- mu.h <•< I Hill tournamer.: llefday when all survived their matches t Mr*-- D. B Andru.s Ifa Andru.-. v. e!ing the ellects n; the change lrotn 'he hard courts P second rour.d opponent. Mrs A I S« :n--mence, of the lielburr
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    1720 16 Loch Tulla Creates New Nine Furlong Record DOUBLE TOTE PAYS FOURFIGURE DIVIDEND [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, June 9. AIM) (.11 rode his Mrst winner m Malaya today, when he brought Miss Sardis home l>\ hair a length to pay $112, the
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    152 16 Dividend Race Place Horse Jockey Win Place 1: 1 Snuff Box Davies $12 $7 2 Pymble Dodd $8 2: 1 Tony Reddin McPherson $12 $8 2 Prince Herode Martin $12 3 Silver Jubilee E. Donnelly $19 3: 1 Waltz McPherson $20 $6 2 Dough Boy Ardagh $9
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    188 16 Canada's National Game /CANADA'S n.unna! winter sport, hockey is rapidly beeorri'ig a popular winter game m other parts of the world It has already spread over most ot North America and is well known and patronised m England. Continental Europe. South Africa and Japan. Quite recently interest
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    103 16 Children 's Swimming At S. S. C. I ITTLE Joyce Lawson. h. victory over Jun< Snia Hill Salter Cup championship I at the S.S.C. \> t, son secured first place m th< section. For the H.MS H j> ricia Riley was first m th Alan Dobbs. first m the bo\
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    139 16 Win For Yankee Mr Gerard L feated Kambow, the 1934 d the aeoond :vu-e ol tin trial series :or th< ers ol the An. i i <,n h Island this month Yankee built up a Hfc Mfmti m the last live miles <a ;h<- I reaching tv
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