The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 May 1938

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    13 1 AND DAILY NEWS NO. M.481 EvSTD. 1835. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1938. 10 CENTS.
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    Will U.S.A. Demand German Explanation?
    294 1 Now York, May 27. CONFERENCE bel* tween Mr. Lamar rdy, chief prosecutor m spy investigation, and orney-General, Mr. Cummings, last ght, has given rise to report that the United will demand an exation from Germany tlu* recent mysterious rture from New York Dr. Ignatz Griebl
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    ANOTHER RESIGNATION FROM PRINCE KONOYE'S CABINET
    478 1 Lieut.-Gen. Sugiyama Is Fourth ManTo Get Marching Orders FASCIST FOUR CONTROL JAPAN TOKIO, MAY 27. FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT YESTERDAY OF THE RESIGNATION OF THREE MEMBERS OF THE KONOYE CABINET, THE REUTER CORRESPONDENT IN TOKIO LEARNS ON RELIABLE AUTHORITY THAT THE MINISTER FOR WAR, LIEUT.-GEN.
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    SWEEP TICKET WORTH £530
    36 1 Dublin, May 27. lljß. JOHN SHEIL, of J-Jl the Pilot Association, Singapore, has drawn ticket No. M.D.***** m the Irish Sweep. He drew Finis, a nonrunner, but the ticket is worth £530.
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    Sultan's Divorce In News Again
    260 1 Sultan's Divorce In News Again (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 27. ACCORDING to the Daily IX Herald, the Iman of Woking Mosque, Ixmdon, where the Sultan of Johore and the exSultanah were married eight years ago, says that the validity of the divorce by the repetition of the word
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    COMPENSATION PROPOSAL
    47 1 Washington, May 27. The Mexican Ambassador, who has just returned from Mexico City, has submitted to the State Department at Washington a proposal for compensation to the United States oil companies for the expropriation of their wells. So far. officials have refused to comment. Reuter
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    Another World Record For Don Bradman
    113 1 JJRADMAN established another world record when, for the *D second time m his career, he scored 1,000 runs before the end of May. He scored his thousandth run of the present tour m the present match with Hampshire, on the same ground on which
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    35 WARSHIPS IN SOUTH CHINA WATERS
    175 1 35 WARSHIPS IN SOUTH CHINA WATERS fiovvrcjp CM!— Maj 27. JAPANESE pianes touay commenced a lystematk attack oti towns on the Fukien coast. Including Poochow Chant*chow, Putien and Puchen^. At the ?ame time increased concentrations cf na\;i) ;»nd land foree < were reported at Macao, on the KwMftMC coast, and
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    Ex-Iron Guard Gets 10 Years
    63 1 Bucharest. .May 27. MJ| CODREANU. former leader ot the Iron Guards, a political organisation which la now dtfunct has been sentenced to ten years hard labour. During a secret session of the tribunal, it is alleged that documents were presented showing that Codreanu h.ii political
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    BRITISH AMATEUR SEMI-FINAL
    56 1 Tronn. M*J '7 In tbt »cmi-nn.il ot the Hr Amateur 001 l Champ! mahlp b.at Bomenrlllc two up In the quarter-Jina;., BoOWn HaUentof two up. Bwlni beal gietta no oni up, TmtM btat ToUcj thn I d two and Thomson beat Ci the 20th__ Reuter GENERAL MAIM
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    KING RECEIVES AUSTRALIAN MINISTER
    31 1 KING RECEIVES AUSTRALIAN MINISTER London. M.i\ .'7 Today the Kinn NCttVtd m audience at Buckingham Palace Mr v r, Men tits, Australian Minister for Tradi Commerce and former Common* Attorney-Gt'tvral Reuter
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      40 1 BIGIA TEA I •rings the freshness \u\ fragrance of the lal a y a n gardens direct to your home TONIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 DINNER BALL (formal) 9.45 to midnight CABARET ATTRACTION NIKITINA SVETLANOFF POPULAR DANCERS NON-DINERS $100
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      136 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW fJJ? HOTEL TONKiIIT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT OF UNUSUAL MERIT PROVIDED BY SYLVIA CHRISTIAN Dinner S3. Non-Diners $1. Dance Formal SUNDAY 1 1 A.M. 1 P.M. POPULAR CONCERT MORNING~I BY programme' ll j SPECIAL CURRY 1. Ouverture
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    LANFENG RECAPTURED BY CHINESE TROOPS
    326 2 "Lawrence Of Asia Defeated On Lung-Hai Railway Front 7,000 JAPANESE UNDER HIM Hankow, May 27. THE Reuter correspondent at Hankow says that, according to an official Chinese dispatch, the Chinese troops have recaptured Lanfeng, on the Lung-Hai Railway. Union Times reports that m the Lanfeng*
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    Million A Day On Rearmament —Hore-Belisha
    83 2 Million A Day On Rearmament Hore-Belisha I -ondon. May 27. JHE Minister for War, Mr. Hore-Belisha, at T>evenport today, said that the country was now spending £1,000,000 a day on rearmament. He said that the old reluctance to join the Army had disappeared. The best men m Britain were joining,
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    110 2 London, May 27. County cricket today resulted: Ess^x won by nine wickets. Camoridge 218 (Nichols five for 40) and 236 (Nichols five for 37 >. Essex 385 and 73 for one Somerset won on the first innings Sussex 135 (Wellard six for 40 and JOS for two.
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA
    131 2 London, May 27. 'THE President of the Board of X Trade, Mr. Oliver Stanley, today received a deputation from a special committee of the Association of the British Chambers of Commerce on trade with Russia. The deputation emphasised the difficulties that had arisen m recent years, owing
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    Debagged By A Hornet
    129 2 EUROPEAN MOTORIST'S PREDICAMENT (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, May 27. rvXHE Malay Mail publishes un amus- ing story of an unusual "debagging." A Kuala Lumpur European, th* newspaper says, was seen on the Rawang Road the other day standing m the middle of the road,
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    CONTROL SALE OF QUOTA RIGHTS
    39 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 27 A resolution adopted at a meeting of the Selangor Miners' Association tonight was "that the Government should be asked to control the sale of quota rights."
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    PRESENTATION DAY
    21 2 rj^HE Earl of Athlone hooding Jea- Margery Carr at the conferring of degrees during presentation day at London University.
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    ANGLO-TURKISH AGREEMENT SIGNED
    179 2 ANGLO -TURKISH AGREEMENT SIGNED London, May 27. AT the conclusion of the An^lo-Turkish economic nepotia- tiens today three agreements were signed m London. Turkey was granted export credits up to £10.000 000. The existing trade agreement and clearing agreement were supplemented. Turkey was granted the right to order warships and
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    50 Injured In Police Charge
    63 2 Akron. May 27. pIF T V men and women strikers were injured, some seriously, when police charged pickets outside the Goodyear tyre factory. Truncheons and tear gas bombs were used and after it was all over, 30 persons were taken to hospital. Previously, a strike
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    WILKINSON INCIDENT CLOSED
    46 2 Shanghai. May 27. The Wilkinson incident is now considered closed a thoroughly satisfactory settlement having been reached be- tween the British and Japanese Con-sul-Oenerals at Shanghai.— Reuter. TROOPS o/ the Republican Army put aside their rifle, and dig trenches on the Barcelona front
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    "DISRAELI" AT ALHAMBRA
    144 2 J^N spite of its age, "Disraeli." which opened a return season at the Alhambra Theatre last night, is still a great "picture. By modern standards, the photography and lighting are out of date, and some of the acting is over-theatrical, yet the film still has dramatic power
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    J. B. POTTER APPOINTED
    38 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 27. Mr. J. B. Potter, of Rosslyn Park, a well-known scrum-half, has been appointed financial assistant to the Municipal Engineer. Singapore, and will arrive on July 29 bill.
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    "OVER SHE GOES"
    77 2 I■- T AST night's audience thi It/ enjoyed themselves xparjlcling enferfafnmenf prnj by Stanley Lupino, Ladd. John Woods, m thr British Picture. Over She Which had its srrr,\ru: Pavilion. The Mm is a brigin flowing with .snappy diali A comic sketch of |ht I 01 I College
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    "MUSIC FOR MADAME"
    102 2 I A spite of Ml and moron p'*!. ■M Afadame," i/»c RCV |0M Capito'. pn pMM f Nino Mattinfs riDgtaf I I Litest RKO ellort fl number of the turn's nro :> FTiml. Joan I-VDntainc. who m.v:< charmins damsel In "A I) tress." makes a comely but
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    Letters To The Editor
    126 2 WHO HAS THE LAI A Film Which Is Ik'inu Si In Sinvnnorc (To the Editor of the free Prr- < Sir. -It would be irr know ho'v rid one of th I which we arc invited to s;x»nd hardly nwH floUan, n "•lir^cr/5 lcrpest run" nnd
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    Bandits Shoot 7 Villagers
    55 2 Haifa. May H /^•UNMEN raided the at midnight, paraded .< leading men In the Village .»'><i them. Four others during the raid. Mlska is near the s<-rnr of y** day's engagement betw<>«'n v bandits, m whirh DM six bandits were killed Later troops arrived. M^M*^ gunmen
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      91 2 -t J CICSSCYt I la tl» foiltwiig deliciois flavoirs Served m dainty glasses it Is the DIMCIDDI C ideal, cool and refreshing dessert, and fHHILLA, Y\n CArrLt, contains real food value also. STRAWBERRY, BAHAMA, The nigh percentage of butter fate m punrni 4TC rncccr our ice-creara make* it really MUUULAIt,
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      19 2 SCHICK ORY SHAVER. No Blades. No leather. Save Time. Demonstrated without ohMgatim by MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, Battery Road.
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    Warrant Issued At Close Of Serangoon Car Crash Inquiry
    747 3 ALLEGED DRIVER OF CAR ARRESTED New Witnesses Brought To Court yiIERE was a sensational ending to an inquest m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday when, lollowmg: the inquiry into the Serangoon car smash, Mr. W. G. Porter issued a warrant for
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    A KING IS RECEIVED
    30 3 fa- pold of the Belgiums, at a reception at the Italian Embassi/ Brussels. The King is shown being received by the wife of the Italian Ambassador.
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    How To Prevent
    152 3 VEGETARIANISM URGED .is man kill* the lower rices port, he will be ready to rvn race for enmity," said Mr. v. R m. Alagappa Chettlar, vice- Ceacral Malayan Indian Kuala Lumpur. viceChettiar Chamter of Penang, m an address on nism" to Penang Rotarians Tiffin Meeting today. and
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    Alleged Counterfeit Trade Marks
    193 3 Alleged Counterfeit Trade Marks SOW Chye Hian. manager ot Leong Chuan and Co., appeared before the Singapore Criminal District Judg? i (Mr. H. A. Forren yesterday on a i summons charge of possessing for sale goods to which a counterfeit trade mark had been applied, and also I sold goods
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    Serciang Students Go Largely To F.M.S. Services.
    301 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 26. |l s evident that on the maintenance of a high standard at the School of Agcultarc Serdang will largely depend the progress that can ultimately be attained m the genral improvement of Malayan iffriealtare," declares
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    Stadium Proposal Rejected
    298 3 A PROPOSED new boxing sta- riium. of timber construction, at the New World has been disapproved by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. The decision, which was confirmed at a meeting yesterday, stated that the plan did not comply wiih the provisions of the Municipal 7 bea're Bylaws. very
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    Sequel To Road
    227 3 A FATAL accident at the 6' 2 mile- stone. East Coast Road, on Dec 8, last, when a 18-year-old Malay j youth, named Hassan bin Sulong. was knecked down by a motor car and I clod, hal a sequel m the Sinjrapnre Criminal District court yesterday when
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    Judgment Reserved In Murder Verdict Appeal
    321 3 Plea Of Insanity For Penang Accused JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday by the S.S. Court of Appeal consisting of Mr. Justice McElwaine, Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell and Mr. Justice Home— in the appeal of a young Chinese, Ona Chan Ban, who was sentenced to death
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    Laiv Notice For The Day
    37 3 Laiv Notice For The Day Before the < hief Justice. Mr Justice a'Kcckctt Terrell and Mr. JmUm Home m the Ist Court at 10 m COm 0* CRIMINAL 4PPBAL No. 16 Rex v.s. Song Chlan Ktlft Penan,'; Appeal).
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    News In Brief
    306 3 A NEW system under which large numbers of young men lrom the Netherlands Indies will be recruited to fill vacancies now exLs.in m the Dutch Navy and Naval Air Force for mechanics and aircraftmen is expected to rel.eve the unemployment among Eurasian youths m Java. p\R. and
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      32 3 CREMATION m BALI Bth JUNE, 1938 NEAR TABANAN TEMPLE FEASTS AND COCKFIGHTS BETWEEN 29th JUNE and lOth JULY< FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TOP X.P.M. LINE (Incorporated m Holland) 2 I— l_ *_J
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    When Whales Commit Suicide: Animals That Kill Themselves
    1235 4 When Whales Commit Suicide: Animals That Kill Themselves 117 HEN it was reported m Capetown that hundreds of whales had thrown themselves on the famous del Grotto rocks, many people merely shrugged their shoulders at v. hat seemed a fantastic story; but rs decided to verily the phenomenon for themselves.
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    LIFE AT ALICANTE IS A RATIONED EXISTENCE
    684 4 A THOUSAND feet below the blue sea crawled lazily and there were only two passengers m the 22- passenger plane. You were flying past the stretch of Spanish coast that General Franco's forces hold. Those two white towns were Vinaroz and Benicarlo, and
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    How Britain's Electricity Supply Is Organised
    490 4 How Britain's Electricity Supply Is Organised By Joseph Martin T*HE great discoveries m the last two decades of the 19th century m the field Of electricity naturally led scientists and engineers m many countries to consider the possibilities of private or public supplies of electric light to replace the old
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    EVERY LIMB "LOCKED"
    161 4 EVERY LIMB "LOCKED" Hospital Case of Khcnuitkin The value of !*r. v r.u.i Kruschen. m the trcainv it matlsra. Is proved by experience. He says I was abroad for over and when I returned 1 Lm rheumatism— particularly and arms. Three years ago I matlsra got much worse am 1
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      284 4 LATEST WEDDING SILVER at U. 8. de SILVA Manufacturing Jeweller. 106. Orchard Road. TELEPHONE 4310 WWBSHB TELEPHONE 4310 REFRACTING MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN H^E!?F^3^'- OPTICIAN DISPENSING SPECTACLES A SPECIALITY. OPTOMETRIST: A. TAN, DO.. M.N A O. THE OPTICAL HOUSE EU COURT €5, STAMFORD ROAD SINGAPORE. LIGHT STUDIO. MODERN ART PHOTOGRAPHERS. You can't
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    Hashish And Arab Terrorism
    380 5 Hashish And Arab Terrorism rug's Effect On m Special 1 pondent) Jerusalem. [IE virulent drug: is apparently a large part m Arab terrorism to fever pitch. til terrorists captured by I ops have been the Influence of ncreased smuggling mtry has presented the h a problem almost Arab-Jew distvrb- hashish
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    Colour Prejudice Against Colonial Students
    711 5 Colour Prejudice Against Colonial Students AN ENLIGHTENED ATTITUDE WANTED Appeal To King Suggested senses s&«= ♦v y. hl 'e pdmilting and deploring the existence of The Colonial Office has had the matter under consideration for some time, and a departmental committee was appointed by the Secretary of State to consider
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    Wanted A Man's Job
    134 5 £ARL BALDWIN, three times Prime Minister, wanted to be a blacksmith when he was a boy. It is a man's job," he told the people of his old constituency. Bewdley. Worcestershire. "But as the fates would have it I found another kind of man's job that
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    Sitlu's 20th Century Sultan
    460 5 Sit lu's 20 th Century Sultan And One From Old School With Fo ur Wives (From A Special Correspondent) Jolo, Sulu, P. 1., May 20. CULU has two sultans, but no serious rivalry exists between the Mohammedan factions that recognise them. One of them, youthful Governor Ombra Amilbangsa of Sulu
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    China's New Life Movement
    107 5 AM ANY overseas people have un- doubtedly heard of China's New Life Movement. There is at present a nation-wide organisation to push this structure built for peace-time regeneration. It has been rendering highly useful wartime services. Four years ago General Chiang Kaishek started the movement. His
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    DOG ESCAPED AND WAS SHOT
    91 5 Sergt. D. Dowy of the Royal Inniskillings Fu^liers, Tanglin, was fined $10 by Mr. R. A. Ward, m the Singapore Fourth Magistrate Court yesterday when he was charged with permitting his dog to be loose without ft muzzle on Apr. 20. It was alleged that
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    SCOUT COMMISSIONER TO VISIT TAIPING.
    55 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, May 25. Taiping Scouts are preparing for the coming visit of the Commissioner of Scouts, Malaya. Mr. F. C. Sands, who is expected to be m this district sometime on July 19. A rally will be held and various troops
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      215 5 at n\6 vV ACID stomach, night indigestion L that's what causes thov sleepless nights, nights when you toss and tut a and just cant rest. The food you ye taken during the day is turning id during the night, and this acidity '<> irritates the stomach nerves that your whole'
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    Duchess Has Tea With The Children
    65 6 SIR KIM.SIKV WOOD. lorn.. Minister of Health, who has hern appointed Secretary ot st.itr f,, r Air m succession to Lord Sumti.n, on his way from his home l<> thr Air Ministr> THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER photographed when she opened the St. Paneras House
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    MUSSOLINI ON VISIT TO GENOA
    163 6 MUSSOLINI ON VISIT TO GENOA I.i i i ».i.\i n.i.ms me sin Inniskilling' l>ragoon guards who bave Ih'vu visiting Belgium, went to a garden party at the Chateau •Aekcn at Brussels, arranged m their honour. The King of the Belgians, who is honorary colonel of the regiment was present and
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    Leave To Appeal Refused
    209 7 Leave To Appeal Refused IDENTIFICATION GROUNDS AN application for leave to appeal, by a Chinese Hoh Lan, against the conviction and sentence of seven years' rigorous imprisonment passed on him by Mr. Justice Mills at the last Singapore Assizes for tho commission of armed robbery was disallowed yesterday by the
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    CHINESE TO ACT AS MAGISTRATE
    25 7 A notification m the Government Gazette last night appoints Mr. Kob Choon Hong to act temporarily as Sixth Magistrate, Singapore.
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    F.M.S. RUBBER PRICE
    62 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 27. The price of rubber for assessnrent and export duty m the FM.S. from May 27 to June 2 has been fixed at 17 516 cents per lb. The Goven^or has appointed Mr E. N Taylor to act as Official
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    FAVOURABLE REPLY FOR SINGAPORE LOAN
    73 7 Applications amounting to S2lOOO OCO were received for the $4,000,000 loan which the Singapore Municipality recently floated. This fact was disclosed at a meetin? of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday by Mr. W. Bartiey. the president, who stated that the terms of the loan, as
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    INQUIRIES AFTER AIR CRASHES IN THE COLONY
    238 7 INQUIRIES AFTER AIR CRASHES IN THE COLONY NEW REGULATIONS FOR MALAYAN PILOTS Do Not Apply To R.A.F. Naval Aircraft REGULATIONS published m the Government hM f e ast nlght P rovide f«r inquiries to be held into any accidents to aircraft occurring m the cokmy or affecting British aircraft registered
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    League Wants Prize Film Scenarios
    281 7 League Wants Prize Film Scenarios Geneva Competition JHE League of Nations has decided to go into the movies. For the flrit time, the Secretariat is to undertake the production of two films about the League, its ideals, scope and activity. They are to be talkies produced m both French and
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      144 7 SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTEE NOEL COWARDS "TONIGHT AT 8.30" Tonight and on Ist, 3rd and 4th JUNE Commencing at 9.30 p. m. Sharp at the VICTORIA THEATRE Booking AT JOHN LITTLES. $2.50 $1.50. I AT LAST A DRAMA TO CHALLENGE THE FAME I OF THE MIGHTY "BIRTH OF A NATION"!
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      291 7 A TREAT FOR EVERY MUSIC LOVER! rADITAI 3 BHOWS today tMn lUL 315 6>15 9>15 I RKO-Radio Pictures, producers of "ROBERTA" "SWIHG TIME" and "GAY DIVORCEE" bring you another Song and Fun -filled Musical Hit! The Voice the world adores J&^m co-starred with Hollywood's Jfc Dream Girl JH B NINO
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1938. Generals In Power
    659 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1938. Generals In Power WHEN the effect of the Cabinet changes announced m Tokio yesterday is understood, it is unlikely that we shall hear any more the fiction that Japan is still a democratic state. The militarists have held real power for more
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    How The Chinese Reds
    1362 8 Inside China— More Impressions JOW rto .'.lO the Reds? On i l^ answer to this question great deal lE. the future of China depends. The Ccmmunist Army the Eighth Kor.te Army, «.r the Eighth Army Corp^ aa it is more property called— js fighting In Shami
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    EFFICIENCY OF SINGAPORE'S IFIRE BRIGADE
    354 9 EFFICIENCY OF SINGAPORE'S IFIRE BRIGADE 'vW- ■«**..,...■»■>»(. Competence Of Retiring Officer Emphasised QNE man m Singapore was largely responsible for the high state of efficiency to which the Singapore Fire Brigade had risen, and for bringing the esprit de corps and good fellowship to its ranks. I That man was
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    Prominent Shipping Man Leaves Singapore
    96 9 ING his promotion from the ition of assistant manager of P.M. Linr at Singapore to that •r at Pelcmbanz, Mr. L the Netherlands Indies I lancius yesterday afternoon. Meyer, who has held his Singatwo years, has been one of the best -known shipping men m
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    Dress Rehearsals And The Memorial Hall
    341 9 Commissioners Refuse Proposal For $10 Hire Charge DECLARING that the Municipal auditor obviously did not understand the meaning of a riressarsal, Mr. E. A. Brown successfully moved ence back, at yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, of a decision hat a charge of
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    Singapore Funeral Of K. L, Woman
    244 9 Singapore Funeral Of K. L, Woman MRS. E. ABEYARATNE BURIED AT SERANGOON •yilE funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A'ocya- ratne, of Kuala Lumpur, who died' at the General Hospital on Thursday! aged 58, took place at the Upper Serangoon Road. Cemetery at the Roman Catholic section, last evening. Mrs. Abeyaratne was
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    PENANG SOCIETY DISSOLVED
    56 9 A notification m the Straits Settle- meats Government Gazette last msht i stated that the Governor-in -Council hma ordered the dissolution of Toh Hun Kong Soh, a Penang society. It is stated that the society is being used for unlawful purposes and for purposes incompatible with the
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    New F.M.S. Appeal Bill Drafted
    149 9 New F.M.S. Appeal Bill Drafted Additional Powers Desired (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, May 27. A BILL intended to give the public prosecutor m the F.M.S., power already possessed by his counterpart m the colony, to require particular criminal appeals from the Magistrate's Court shall be heard by the
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    Long Service Medals For Local Policemen
    106 9 FIVE police officers m Sinsapore are to be awarded the Colonial ooliee and fire brigades long service medal, according to the Straits Settlements Government (iazette last night. The Singapore policemen are: Detective Sub-Inspector Kok Ah 800. Sgt. Bhola Singh. Detective Wang Afc Chiang, Detective,
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    No Air-Coiiditioned Room
    64 9 No AirCoiiditioned Room CINGAPORE Municipal Com- missioners are not to have an air-conditioned boardroom m which to hold their meetings. Decided m committee on the grounds that the expense was unjustifiable, this matter was confirmed at a general meeting yesterday. The cost of installation would amount to $12,000, said Mr.
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    Insurance Of Victoria Theatre
    112 9 Insurance Of Victoria Theatre The insurance coverage of the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hail. Singapore, for $500,000 and the St. Clair Organ for $50,000 is to be renewed on expiry of the policy m June this year, according to a decision, confirmed by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners vest?rday. In connection
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    TWO MEN ON HOUSE BREAKING CHARGE
    102 9 A Eurasian and a Malay, Charlie Peters and Jaffar bin Ahmad. were charged m the Singapore Third Court yesterday with house breaking and theft of 20 SheatTer fountain pens worth $150, and 20 Parker pens worth ?200 from the Nanyang Book Company m North
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    SHAREBROKERS FORM ASSOCIATION
    26 9 A notification ;/i the Gazette itattl tnnt thr M Share brokers' A-..« I fXtmptCd li .>t:.»tl)li u:i i i tl .0 Si)rio;ies Ord'.naiur
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    404 9 Meetings' Vital Significance To Malaya Rubber Quota Cut?: Fate Of Buffer Pool IMPORTANT meetings of the tvo r— tttttti responsible for tin and rubber restriction will be held next week. Both are of vital lignilcuct to Malaya's chief industries. The International Rubber Regulation Committee will meet on Tiles day for
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK & SHARES
    475 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES Last Night's Quotations From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday Share oi £l denomination unless Latest Quotations Previously otherwise stated Conversion Loan. 5 p.c. 1944-64 tUV 4 113y 8 Funding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 113»/ 4 H3i/ 4 War Loan. 3Y 2 PC 101% 101V 8
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    254 10 New York Markets The following quotations are published by courtesy of S. E. Levy and Co.. and Swan Culbertson and Fritz. DOW -JONES AVERAGES. Yesterday's Today's Close Close Changes 30 Industrials 110 60 108.28 off 2 32 20 Rails 20.98 20.35 off G3 20 Utilities 18.41 17.7*5 eff ."65 40
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    186 10 I I DAILY PRICES CURRENT May 27, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers i No. I.XR.S.S. m cases FOB. May) 17% 18»a Good FAQ m bales (FO.B. May» 17 271 No. I.XK.S.S. (Spotloose) (awardablo Singapore) 17= 4 11 7 Jun 18»'a IBV4 July-Sept. 18i /o i
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS
    173 10 I From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday RUBBER: Dull. London: 5%d. 5V 2 d. Previously: 5 7;16d. 5 9|l6d. July-Sept.: 5y 2 d. 5 916 d. Previously: 5 9Jl6d. 5%d. Oct.-Dec: 5 9]l6d. 5%d. Previously: 5%d. 5 ll|l6d. Jan-Mar: 5%d. 5 ll;16d. Previously: 5 ll|l6d. 5%d. New York:
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    62 10 From London: Latest Quotations I Spot: £157 17s. Go. Previously: £159 2s. 6d. Three months: £158 10s. Od. Previously: £159 15s Od NEW YORK TIN: Opening price: 35.75 Previously: 36.25. Settlement: £32 15s. Od. Previously: £32 15s Yesterday: £7 os. 9d Previously: £7 os. 9d. Spot: 18
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    66 10 London Closing Quotations I Method 01 Paritj before Latest PreCentre Quotiug 20-9-31 Rate yiousiy F ranc to 121.1 178* 8 i 78 3 B New York to 4.88 4.94 493^8 Amsterdam Guilders to 8.973 i 4.96N 4 96L. Hong Kong.. Pei dollar i s t%& is 2'«
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    LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
    182 10 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations I SELLING May 27. London T.T. £3 11U6 London, demand 2|3 IHI6 Lyons, demand 2050 Switzerland, demand 249 1 2 Hambi'rg. demand 141 New York, demand 57 1 16 Montreal, demand 57 11)16 Batavia. demand 103 l Samarang. demand 1033a Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon,
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    92 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY .h«. MINING Ti at midda was §8° down Prices of Sterling shares were agam well maintained m London yesterday m spite o? the further drop ,n tin and m some cases bids from London showed a
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    1220 10 From Exchange Telegraph Co. Fraser And Co.'s List FRIDAY, MAT 27, 1934: 5 r >l MINING Beyer* s«4lert Arnpat Tin (4s) 3s 74<l 4s l',d ASHtD Kurnoaiijj it) JBt JUS AustraJ Malay (1) 42s (W 47s w N Ayer Hitam (ss> 22s 6d 23s 6d
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    69 10 S. E. Levy Co. rShaiißhal, Hongkong. Manila. Singapore stment Bankers and Brokers m Securities and Cnwvodttm Daily Foreign Market Cables and Quotation Service. MEMBERS. NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE. INC. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF rRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN.
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      654 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE TODAY ZHL 1.33 me s (22.5 m.) p.m. 12.45 Light orchestral concert olnyed by Reller's Hungarian Band. Relayed liom the Adelphi Hotel. 2.00 Interval. 6.00 Chinese music* 6.40 Children's proCTamme. (Chinese). 7.00 Victor Celeste trio. 7.20 Cricktt: Middlesex vs. Av: t 'alian.s. (Relay iron" London). 7.35 Time,
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    Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals
    431 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson, Weekdays* Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai Thursday and Friday* 7 a.m. Sunday 7 p.m. Kuala Lumpur and Penang Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. Malacca, Batu Annam. Batu Pahat, Gemas, Kajang,
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    73 12 Manila, May 26. Last Sale Prices Previous Today Pesos Antamok 0.40 0 42 Atok 0.245 unq. Coco Grove 0.475 0.475 Demonstration 0.26 unq. X.L. 0.62 unq Masbate 0.12 0.12 Mines Operations 0.10 unq. San Mauricio 0.41 042 United Paracale 030 030 Gold Share Averages Previous 69.04
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF MOTOR CAR
    57 12 Charged with theft of a motor car valued $150 from Lieut. P. H. Carey of the R.A. (B'akan Matt) on May 18 I mcc BoTihardier of the same unit' R. C. Mitchell, claimed trial In the Singapore Second Court yesterday The case was postponed a
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    On Way To Labour Conference
    79 12 On Way To Labour Conference THE Chinese employers' delegate to thfl 24th session of the Inter- national Labour Conterence at Geneva. pasted through Singapore yesterday j m the Lloyd Triestino liner Conte 3iar.camano. He la Mr. Ling Kang-Hou, a director of the Rrd Cross Society of China, who will attend
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    SAMSU WAS "MASSAGE PREPARATION."
    143 12 'Fr m Our Own Correspondents Kual.i I umpur. May 27. AN excuse to the efTect that he had meant the nmsu as part of a massage preparation, failed to get off i Ching Loy. a teacher of the Chinese art of self-defence, who was fined $150
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    114 12 Aircraft "SYDNEY" VH-USE from Brisbane, Darwin and N.E.I. Arrived I May tt: Mr. R. V. Hammon, Mr. E. J. Kenny. Mr R. V. Tait Brisbane. Aircraft "CASSIOPEIA" G-AETY for Penang, Bangkok, Burma, Karachi and Southampton Left May 24: Mr. E. J. Kenny. Mr. R. V. Tait London;
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    SHIPS IN TODAY
    57 12 Th^ SingapDre Harbour Board berth- m? arrangements for today. Rajula. West 9 a.m.. 22 godown Talma. East 8 am 18. Hakozaki Maru. West 3 p.m., 6 7 Kola, Shift r.oon, 5. Ajax. W?st a.m.. B 9. Cuacam, P. Bukom a.m 16 t Barjora, Weil 5 p.m.. 57
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    S.S. MEERKERK
    38 12 The Holland Oost Azie Lijn Liner ;.s. Meerkerk is expected to arrive at he Roads tomorrow, at 9 a.m. from lurope, and this vessel will be sailing :he MUBt day at about 5 pm for Manila.
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    CLEARANCES
    19 12 May 28: Subadar t (Brit); Fafrfleld Ity <Am.); Katon^. Edcm.'ale. 'Brit) Miy 29: Bulan (Brit.) In Ballast t
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    VITALITY OF BRITISH SHIPPING
    289 12 Good Year Reported By Companies THE vitality of British shipping is evident from the published accounts of several of the larger shipping cencems. The leading British line to South Africa, for instance, was able to point to the fact that since 1934 it had added ten
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    670 12 117 HAT is believed to bo the largest battleship thus far panned In any part of the world is now being designed by an American architect to be constructed m the United States lor the Soviet fleet, the New York Tiires reports. Preliminary designs of the ship, the
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    117 12 The following shipa are tin the wharves or expected to Fast Whirl Entrance <iatr 1 M I, Rajula 22 Main Wharf, Entrance date K\u Talma 18; Cuacam 16; G! Ajax 9; Hakozaki Maru 7. Empire Dock, Entrance (iate |j F x it |i Klang 30: Fairfleld City walnut
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    MRS. TOH GIM KWEE
    72 12 'From Our Ov. 'T'uk funeral of s: a well-known resldt :it took place on Wedi^esday I: procession was one of the la: m the town for sometime. !y attended by iricr tives from all over north M The deceased U survive! Gim Kwee. the propn. Siew,
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    CELTIC 3, SUNDERLAND 1
    30 15 Glasgow, May 26. THE replay of the soccer match be--1 tween Celtic and Sundcrlard In the Glasgow Empire Exhibition tournament was won by Celtic, 3—l. Reuter.
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    NEW RACECOURSE FOR PENANG
    383 15 NEW RACECOURSE FOR PENANG $250,000 Borrowed For (From Our Own Correspondent) r«i, r w Henang, May 15. piE half-yearly meeting of the Penang Turf Club was held yesterday with Mr. C. D. D. Hogan, ;he chairman presiding. It was disclosed that the profit was 531,200, as against a profit of
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    PILOTLESS PLANE HITS HOUSE
    186 15 Family's Lucky Escape riVE bedrooms and a boxroom of the farmhouse m High Yedmendale Farm, Ayton. near Scarborough, wer- 1 destroyed by a 'plane which crashed and ploughed its way through the building. The pilot. Flight Cadet Michael Savage, of Cranwell, had landed safely by parachute
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    Diary Of The Day HOTELS.
    125 15 Diary Of The Day HOTELS. RAFFLES: Orchestral Concert 8.30 ■p.m. to 930 p.m. Dinner and Ball (Formal) 9.45 to midnight. Cabaret: Nikitina and Svetlanoff. SEA VIEW HOTEL: Dinne- and Dance. Cabaret SylvlP and Christian. COCOANUT GROVE: Dinner and Dance. CINEMAS. ALHAMBRA: "Disraeli" with George Arliss and Joan Bennett. CAPITOL: "Music
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    Board To Hear Aide's Appeal On Friday
    72 15 Board To Hear Aide's Appeal On Friday •THE Singapore Boxing Board of Control will hear Young Aide's appeal apain.st his disqualification for three months on Friday. Aide's disqualification WM announced following his bout with Shelaeff at the Happy World recently. Aide wa.s knocked out v.ithin 50 seconds of the Start
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    Weights For June Races At Kuala Lumpur
    654 15 OPENING DAYS OF SELANGOR TURF CLUB'S MEETING U/EIGHTS for the first and second days of Tf the Seiangor Turf Club's meeting of June i and 6 are as follows: The order of running will be issued after acceptances class at noon an Friday.
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    SOCCER GAMES WANTED
    26 15 Singapore Cold Storage (Orchard Road) asks that any one desiring friendly soccer matches should communicate with Lee Chuan Teck at th« above address.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    25 15 The Chinese Swimr r g Club v ill be "At Home" to members of the Singapore Chess Club today from 3 pm.
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    Mishap Reveals Sand Exported As Sugar
    217 15 AGENTS IN MALAYA AND BORNEO AN ingenious fraud that produced profits from threo 1 different directions has been brought to light by a minor mishap at the Polish port of Gdynia. While a steamer was being loaded with crates, supposed to contain sugar for
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    Mannequin Parade In Singapore
    171 15 Bathing Costumes Sports OutfiU At Little's A MANNBQUOI pankta is at John Litt!< "s t..i i m at 10 30 m The dais itretchini ktaree-^vaitcn Of the Itngtn «»t the room will r>.> Hanfcfd on rithtt rfdi by mm Oowen ■gain t i baekgrovnd of i
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      99 15 maintain good health Castophene ensures perfect health. for -astophene relieves constipation and it« consequences quickly and thoroughly clear complexion Casiophene is also a pleasant way to maintain good complexion on account of <ts tonic •ctton on the intestines and the system aj v*hole x and constant vitality h«w a pellet
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      476 15 CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION fi .so Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. m. Choral Eucharist. m. Holy Communion. 10.15 a.m. Sunday School. Evensong and Sermon. R'eekdays: Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesaid Friday at 8 a.m.; Holy Communion <>n Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m.; Evening Service
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      583 15 Malay). THE S A^ ATION ARIVIY SINGAPORE ir.rt^ C e S^r p ac^"^d at the rollowSu^T^T*" 207 Tank Ro ad Sun. 9^30 a.m. Holiness meeting inS n a m Malay mating g Wed «rK P Salvation meeting 8.^ P pm- ?f'r On meetin^ Sun: a.m. Holiness meeting. m Sund ay
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    VETERANS GIVE FINE EXHIBITION OF SOCCER
    636 16 Nine Goals Scored Against Referees FORMER STATE PLAYERS SEEN IN ACTION I Singapore Veterans 9: Services Referees 1. CINGAPORE'S soccer stars of yesterday— the v Veterans— taught the Services Referees a lesson on the practical side of soccer, when they soundly beat them to
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    Aga Khan Favours Pasch For Derby
    142 16 London, May 27. A LTHOUGH his horse Tahir Mirza is /airly well backed by the public for the Derby the Aga Khan expects Pasch to justify his being favourite, as also does Pasch's owner, Mrs. Morriss. who says I hope Pasch will win. I
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    Municipal 1 Services Win
    213 16 Municipal 1 Services Win 'THE third division league soccer played at Alison Road yesterday was won by the Municipal Services. who defeated the V.M.C A. by two goals to one. Play was even In the Initial stages though the Municipal Services had the better of the exchanges for some time,
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    MARQUEZ—EAGLE DRAW
    42 16 MARQUEZ— EAGLE DRAW Ventura Marquez (9-1) drew with Joe Eagle (9-1) over ten- three minute rounds at Kuala Lumpur last right. It was a very even fight, but many considered that Eagle should have been given the decision by a slight margin.
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    KINGS HORSE LICENCE TO RUN IN DERBY
    36 16 London, May 27. The King's horse Licence will definitely run m the Derby, as a result of a decision made after it had a training spin ac Newmarket. —Renter.
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    ROYAL UFE-SAVING AWARDS
    70 16 The following passed for the intermediate certificate and the bronze medallion at the examination held at the V.M.C.A. pool by Mr. R. Lyne: Heo Hock Llm. Koh Eng Pan?. Domingo Raquiza, Nco Koon Yeow. Veo Kirn Cheung. Teo Kee San. Ntr Fook Cheong Ang Swee Beo. Chen
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    R.A.F. II WIN
    45 16 In a second division soccer match played at Gillman Barracks yesterday the R.A.F. defeated the Loyal Regiment by three goals to two. Snell and Cronin scored a goal each for the Loyals. while Taylor scored two and McDougall one for the winners.
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    S.C.C. WEEK-END TEAMS
    95 16 THE following have accepted t> play for the S.C.C. on the padang this week-end: Today, vs. M.F.A., 2 p.m. J H Willmott. M. Garden P. EgertonSmith. B. Gaillard. J. W. Jackson. G. M. Wheat. A. Gilmour, P. 6'Neil Dunne R. G. Cranford. A. G. Mackenz<f and W.
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    Rozario Champion Athlete At St. Joseph's Sports
    411 16 YONG LIANG, for the Veterans, gets his foot to the ball. Murray, the "refs" goalie puts up his hands while Franklin (Referees) looks on. picture The St. Joseph's Institution held their 36th annual athletic sports meeting at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. B.
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    S.C.R.C. SPRING TOURNEY
    261 16 I FOLLOWING are further results of ties played m the S.C.R.C. Spr.ns lawn tennis tournament: B Singles: Yap Ah Chuan. r 13 3 I beat Tan Huck Hye. 30.3>. 5 7. 6 4. 6 3; Scow Sian Chy« (—3O) beat Ng Cheng Koon. 'sen 3—6. 7 5,
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    COMBINED SERVICES TEAM VS. N.S.
    52 16 pOLLOVVING is the Combined Ser- vices team to play Negri Sembilan m their Malaya Cup match at Seremban today: Milne (Gordons), Cobb (R.A.F. Brown (Gordons). Bawley (R.A.). Hall (R.A.F.>, Quail <R.A >. Cole (RJL), Dickenson <Loyals», Garrett (R.A.F. Fields Taylor <Loyals>. Messenger <RA.F>. On e
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    S.R.C. TEAM
    43 16 pOLLOWING is the S.R.C. soccer team 1 to play the Gordons m their Div. I match at the Stadium on Monday Alphonso, Rozeiro. Ritchie, Moore, Street. Barth, G. C. Ross, A. G. Valberg, N. Valberg, C. Dumbleton. P F do Souza.
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    BILLIARD FINAL
    32 16 In the three-ball billiard final at the Kappy World last night, Wong Soo Tong, of the 5.8.A.A., beat Tan Boon 500 h> to 0 373 he p ofn?s RC ta
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    METHODIST SCHOOL, K.L.
    54 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.* A Kuala Lumpur, May 27 T the Methodist School's annual sports on June 24 and 25 there will be the following races for Old Boys 100 yards fiat. 440 yards flat 880 yards flat, shot putt, two miles cycle race and a married
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    GOOD PROGRESS WITH TENNIS TOURNEY
    437 16 Results Of Yesterday's Ties EXCELLENT progress has boon made this week with the early rounds m the Singapore Ltwi Tennis Championships. With favourable Wtatker every day, the tournament has proceeded rcrj smoothly. A fair sized gallery watched the mixed doubles match yesterday between Chin Kee
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    Starting Times For Selangor Golf Club
    150 16 Starting Times For Selangor Golf Club (From Our Own OQffMpoad Kuala Lumpur. M v CTARTIING times for matches on the Selinc Club's linlcs tomorrow will h rtrst tee: 8.25 a.m. Macaulay. Jo!,:. kintosh. Edwards. 835 am Green. Marsden M Davis. 840 am S Hearne. A I sen. 8.45 am II
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    S.K.C. TEAM VS. R.A.F.
    40 16 Th- j llQfWtB wM r» pi S.RC m '("urn in't match Khi R a f Air Ba 445 rBB Singles Dr H 11. Bta L. Oehlcrs Doubles H. N. Bali A. Cordoiro J. 3. d MorciT
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    Y.W.C.A. TOURNEY
    41 16 lawn tenni.s luiirn.-y I Ladirs Doubles. T Dunsford and Krllv and Stretch. Championship mhJ.Miss M CLuk Mi» I) i Handicap singles. TuPsd.ij Clark (ovt 15> VI M:.ss F 1 4); Wednesday; D. Fo> N. St ret cli •< we 3>.
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