The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 June 1940

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    18 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press And Daily News ESTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY, JI'NE 19, 1940. 5 CENTS
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    PRIME MINISTER'S SPEECH
    2287 1 "Good And Reasonable Hopes Of Final Victory" Britain Powerful Enough To Repel Nazi Invasion *THERE ARE GOOD AM) REASONABLE HOPES OF FINAL VICTORY n THIS 1 STATEMENT, THE VIEW OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S PROFESSIONAL ttfr-f^^^fflE^fflßEl^^^ UTTERED BY MR. WINSTON RCHILU THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, IN THE COURSE
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    Big Increases In War Risk Rates
    100 1 London, June 18. LARGE increases m war risk insurance rates are announced as a result of the political situation. Rates between English west and south coast ports to East. Far East and Australian and African ports have been doubled at 200 shillings per cent.
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    CIVILIAN CASUALTIES IN DUNKIRK OPERATIONS
    78 1 ONE hundred and twenty-five civilians were killed and 81 wounded m aiding the Royal Navy to remove the B.E.F. and the French army from Dunkirk, regretfully announced the Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty m the House of Commons yesterday. Four killed and two wounded were
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    6,000 AERO-ENGINES FOR BRITAIN FROM U.S.
    48 1 London, June 18. THE Ford Motor Company of Detroit is to manufacture 6.000 Rolls Royce Merlin aero-engines, it was announced by Lord Beaverbrook, Minister for Aircraft Production, to-day. Production will begin m a month and delivery will start early next year. Reuter
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    DUTCH GRATITUDE TO FRANCE
    40 1 Ratavia, June 18. CROWDS gave a demonstration outside the French consulate m gratitude to France for her magnificent fight m the cause of the Allies when news of Marshal Petain's announcement was broadcast last evening.— Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    179 1 Berlin, June IS. rl. Munich conference was described by the German news agency "as proceeding m complete isolation, with no sound from the outside world penetrating the Fuehrer's headquarters." Rcuter. London, June 18. A question put to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Kingsley Wood, m the House
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    FRENCH FIGHT ON AS DICTATORS MEET AT MUNICH
    461 1 FRENCH FIGHT ON AS DICTATORS MEET A T MUNICH London, June 18. AS Hitler and Mussolini went into conference m Munich to discuss the French situation an hour after the latter* arrival at 3 p.m. to-day, it was learned authoritative!} m London that the French are still fighting. The German
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    French Armies Divided Into Four Grouos
    236 1 Bordeaux. June lrt. THE French wireless announcer stated late last night that U» Gorman reply to Marshal Petain's approach hart not yet arrived, but France would await it with patience and calmness. The spokesman said that for s j I da\s there had been
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    New Cockpit In East Europe?
    65 2 Bucharest, June 18. A MEiD.IXG of the Rumanian abinet has been called for today, following much activity at the royal palace last night. The news from Fr^nc has caused constcrna.ion m Rumania, but no official comment is yet for hcom'ng. It seems clear, however, that
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    THE POLISH RELIEF FUND
    419 2 CUBSCRIPTIONS to the Polish Relief Fund m Singapore now total $2,140, according to the second list issued yesterday. Helpers who collected money on their subscription lists are asked to send their cheques to the Banque de L'lndochine as soon as possible to enable the committee to
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    R.A.F.Continues Offensive In Germany
    138 2 R.A.F.Continues Offensive In Germany A COMMUNIQUE issued by the Air Ministry m London yesterday states that the Royal Air Force heavily bombed military objectives over a wide area m Rhineland, the Ruhr and north-western Germany on Monday night and early yesterday. An enemy destroyer was damaged by a bomb from
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    London Stock Exchange
    355 2 London, Jane 18. The following are to- days closing middle quotations. Shares are of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated: Dealings m Canadian Pacific Railways were banned by the Treasury yesterday. The above are dealers middle price; brokers' margins brokerage and stamp duty are no: included. Exchange Telegraph.
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    159 2 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES London, June IS. £OMMODITY and Exchange markets closeti a$ tollou xith previous auotations ir oarenf hp.«is SIBBLR: Nominal quotations. BpOt 13'jjd 14d August i 3i 8 d ]3 a. d Oct. -Dec ll; s d I2^d Jan. -Mar HUd ll%d New York < opening prices): 21.03 cts. k2\.10
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    100 Italian Planes Destroyed By R.A.F.
    68 2 Cairo, June 18. AUTHORITATIVE reports re- ceived here state that more than GOO prisoners including 200 Italians, have been made by the Allied troops operating m Libya. Twelve tanks and seven runs were so captured. In repeated raids on the Italian bases, R.A.F. planes
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    Italian Troops In Abyssinia Heavily Bombed
    247 2 Italian Troops In Abyssinia Heavily Bombed Nairobi, June 18. ris officially announced here that concentrations of enemy troops, transport columns, wireless stations and other buildings were heavily bombed m raids by units of the South African and Rhodesian air forces on southern Abyssinia on Sunday. It is stated: "Very successful
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    Spy Thriller In Maginot Line
    140 2 k SPY PLOT m the most fascinating 4 setting possible is "Double Crime m (he Bfaginot Line," which opened at the Alhambra yesterday. It was worth going to the trouble of synchronizing English dialogue with the brilliant acting of the players m this French film.
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    "TOO MANY HUSBANDS" IS GOOD COMEDY
    162 2 HOW should a wi^e react if she found herself with two husbands en her hands, bo^h apparently legal Columbia Pictures tried to solve fuch a prcblem m their witty production "Too Many Husbands," which opened at the Capitol yesterday. While it succeeds In introducing
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    CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS BLACK-OUT
    126 2 WHILE PARIS is m darkness during air raid precautions, a murder is committed Charlie Chan is on the scene, solves yet another mystery m his inimitable fashion, and unravels a stupendous plot to sell French munitions to the enemy at the advent of war. Thb
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    21 2 THE KING has congratulated the Maltese people for their gallantry and fine bearing m the lace of an air raia. Reuter
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    Yesterday's Wedding: Vaughan—Angus
    272 2 Yesterday's Wedding: Vaughan Angus PRIVATE Ernest Reginald George Vaughan, of the Royal Army Service Corps, Fort Canning, was married to Miss Lily Edna Veronica < Ronnie) Angus, at the Singapore Presbyterian Church yesterday. The bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vaughan, of Welling, Kent, and
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    Exports To U.S. And Switzerland
    103 2 EXPORT regulations similar to those introduced m Groat Britain a short time ago uere gazetted m the Colony yesterday. In future, all exports to the T.S.A. and her dependencies, including: the Philippine Islands, must be paid for m IS. dollars, and all exports to Switzerland
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      65 2 The Day List of custi foj Court of Appeal- tJustice Terr. Honourable Mr j u FM.S., and B Gordon Smith, Ag. jj Civil Appoak Mm i Beforr the Honour. a- 1, M m Court No. 3 at S.s4fi39— The Singapore Ltd Before tht Honourahl. nlnj m Court No. 2 m
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    PRESS WELCOMES "FIGHT ON" DECLARATION
    675 3 British Spirit "Never So High As In Last Hours Of Fierce Battle" T> London, June 18. -pjl linhsh I ress unanimously re-echoes the spirit of !r. Winston Churchill's broadcast declaration to the i t nis:ht when he said, "Great Britain fights on" Ihe characteristic of
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    Alleged Nazi Plot In S. America
    72 3 A™^~ New York June 18. CCORDING to the New York Times' Montevideo correspondent Uruguay has discovered a iv u oi t0 seize u ™guay with tne help of German ex-soldiers from Argentina and turn it into Koh'h^ nCUltllral COl ny f the third Twelve
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    Allied & Neutral Shipping Losses
    162 3 Allied Neutral Shipping Losses D London, June 18. URir*G the week ended midnight on June 9 46.960 tons of British, Allied and neutral shipping had been lost by enemy So??' K The tOtal Of Brltish tonna g e lost 45,936. but of this figure 4.400 tons were lost during operations
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    S. African Troops On Mozambique Border
    89 3 IT IS OFFICIALLY announced that •the South African Government has dispatched a small military force to Komartipoort, m eastern Transvaal, on the borders of Mozambique. It is added that this is a precautionary measure and has nothing to do with relations between the Union
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    Gallant Last Stand Of British Unit
    503 3 ST. VALERY EPIC A London, June 17. N account is now given cf the last stand of a British regiment, part of the division which fell back on St. Valery and owing to fog could not be evacuated. The story of how, surrounded by
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    MOLOTOV SEES GERMAN AMBASSADOR
    27 3 Moscow, June 18. THE German Ambassador, von der Schulenberg, had a talk with M. Molotov, Soviet Premier and Foreign Commissai, last night. Reuter
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    Canadians Were On Way To Paris
    143 3 London, June 18. IT was learned to-day that a Cana- dian division which left England for France only a few days aso was within 30 miles of Paris when it was ordered to return to the French coast. Their only engagement with the enemy
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    Compulsory Military Service In N.Z.
    93 3 Wellington, June 18. fOMPULSORY military service is applied by regulations Issued today. These provide for the establishment of a general reserve including all males over 16 and the selection of reservists for service m New Zealand and overseas The selection of reservists will be made
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    Blocking Nazi Penetration
    138 3 U.S. SUBSIDY PLAN FOR SOUTH AMERICA Washington. June 18. PREVENTION of Germany's further 1 economic penetration m South America is believed to lie behind an announcement from the White House to-day that a Cabinet committee is just concluding an examination of the most effective manner of disposing
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    EUROPEAN COLONIES IN WESTERN HEMISPHERE
    45 3 B Wa.>hiii»ton. June 18. V 76 votes to nil the Senate approved legislation that the United States would not acquiesce m the transfer or possessions m the Western Hemisphere from a non-American power to another n on -Am°ncan power Reuter
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    Heavy Bombing Of Chungking
    111 3 BIG FIRES CAUSED BY INCENDIARY IMSSILES J Chun kin?, Jin- APANESE subjected Chun* king to heavy bombing yeXeida' afternoon, si&r ing a lin? of bi? fire stretching from the western niburb through the ciiy into the lower sec Lvi of the city proper. Chinese fighters vigorously
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1940.
    630 4 MR. CHURCHILL'S speech to Parliament last night will give encouragement to every Briton m this grave hour and put fresh heart into those victims of German aggression who look to us for salvation from Nazi domination. It was a fighting speech calculated
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    Supplies Must Reach Britain
    985 4 Victory In Navy's Hands ByCaptain Bernard Acworth D.5.0., R.N. (Reproduced Front The Evening Sews) \I7ITH the Germans m occupa- tion of the Channel port?, the situation is grave enough to justify an outline of what a secure hold on all these ports, and the intervening coast-line,
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    Meeting Approves Of Gift To War Fund
    157 4 TTHE proposed gift of $500 to the War t wT 1 whlch WS^ suggested by Mr. J. D. Dalley, president of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association at the Aisociation's nrst dinner recently, was approved of by a meeting of the organization at St.
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    In The Luftwaffe
    412 4 In The Luftwaffe BY THt I AIR amMESPONDZM I OF THE HUES I AIRCRAFT and tra,^ I are bein* lavish I by the Germans. IVi,j.- Goerinjr has a id fe, reserves for il* Urftwafc I so deep that ther, h ni I them failing h u t lr lr^ crews
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    PATRIOTIC WJNO «N |
    113 4 PATRIOTIC WJNO N Is a list of donations to amounts of $5 and low > w. a. B. Goodaii 13 j« «J- the Senior Drains and V $66.00; II F. Cameron $2. p our force of North. L»jfc ra 1 SSattc .Uff JL2f2 H A l iS I E«ut*« *23;
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    MEDICAL BOARD BEING PREPARED FOR CONSCRIPTS!
    340 5 Notices To Attend To Be Issued Soon REGISTRATION PROCEEDS medical Iward appointed "under the Comnukorv I Sertfa fLocal Forces) Ordinance is now m prZt of ution. Its constitution will be gazetted m a few dav S his is a prelude to the examination of
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    BUDDHIST FESTIVAL TO-NIGHT
    100 5 ••D :ul! moon festival— will j i rated at the Singapore Temple m Outram Road to- Buddhism was first introCeylon on this day by Mahtnda Thera, the day is -rved with reverence by ..is was the son of the great Dhurmadofca of India, who 4 g the
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    Doctor States Defence In Police Court
    692 5 Doctor States Defence In Police Court J)R. KASUKE KATAGIRI, a Japanese medical practitioner of the LK)n Jin Hospital m Middle Read Singapore, who faces a charge under the Quarantine (Prevention of Disease) Ordinance, made his defence m the Singapore criminal district court yesterday. Dr. Kasuke Katagiri Is alleged to have
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    Rents Board And Squatters
    120 5 CIATING vhat although the board hid nj jurisdiction over the app.ifciir ns, it did not prevent thf» applicants from taking judicial proceedings, Mr M "«"ay M. Jack, chairman of the Rent Assessment Board, yesterday dismissed the application of a principal tenant. Ng Nam Ton, for ejectment
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    NEW DRIVE FOR JOBS ON BEHALF OF SCHOOLBOYS
    193 5 ENCOURAGED by the response to its previous campaign among commercial firms— when it drew attention to its work m placing boys with a secondary school education m suitable jobs— the Department of Education Employment Bureau has begun another drive, offering the service
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    ALLEGED MEMBERS OF UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY
    142 5 <.From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. June 18. A RRESTED at Johore Bahru yester- day among a crowd of pineapple growers and cutters, 17 Chinese were charged before RaJ;i Sulaiman m the police court to-day witri being memoers of an unlawful assembly with the common
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    Local Police Face Two More Murders
    586 5 Local Police Face Two More Murders •TPWO Chinese women— one married and expecting a child, the other still unidentified— were victims of murderous attacks m different parts of Singapore on Monday evening. One was stabbed nine times m her sleep; the other was assaulted and throttled' as she called for
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    WOMAN'S PLEA FOR LENIENCY
    67 5 A PLEA for leniency because she had just had a baby was made by a Chinese woman, Lam Kit, In the Singapore third court yesterday, when she and a girl, Ngr Sau Fong, were flned $750 each, or three months' simple imprisonment, for assisting m the
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    BOY DIES AFTER FALL FROM A SWING
    360 5 A CHINESE boy, aged about 12 or 13 years, related In the coroner's court yesterday how his brother was killed from a fall off a swing m a Chinese school m Club Street. Mr. MacQuarrie, the acting coroner, was holding an inquiry into
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH
    19 7 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH rHOMAS— At Muar Hospital, on June 0 Nora Kathleen, wife of D. H. Thomas, a son.
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    British Command Of The Seas Vital Now
    681 7 WHAT HISTORY TEACHES (By A Special Correspondent) AT this critical time m the history of Great Britain, it is meet that we should turn back the pages of history and recall what happened m the past. July, 1588, and Good Queen Bess is
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    Local Market Has Good Turnover
    182 7 'THE events of the dim 48 hour* are too poignant to require comment from us and m the present fog of uncertainty, quotations m all sections of the local share market are largely nominal, although it must be said that up to yesterday, there was
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    THE SINGAPORE C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    107 7 ijailv ntIGM Ci M i Juiu- 18, 12 «!<:<•• noon !kiv.*r» Mtoffl No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 3«\ No. IX R.S.S FOB. uj cases July 36 :i 4 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S F 0.8. m bales July 3G S FAQ R.S.S. F. 0.8 m bales
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      298 7 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE Rubber Dealers m the Island of Singapore and Penang are reminded that rubber coupons issued for the second quarter of 1940 expire on June 30, 1040, (Sunday) and any such coupons delivered to the Rubber Control Office after the close of business on June 29, 1940, at
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      468 7 PUBLIC NOTICES. LUNAS RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim dividend of V/ 2 per cent., on account of the year ending Oct. 31, 1940 will be paid to the Shareholders on the Register on July 18, 1940. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer
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      232 7 FAST PASSKNGEK SKKVUL j SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO VIA MANILA HONG KOM. Sails Spore Arrive S h i s.s. CITY OP NEWPORT NEWS June '8 July U s.s. CITY OP NORFOLK July 16 Aug 9 8.8. CITY OP ST. FRANCISCO Aug. 24 Sept 17 S.s. CITY OF LOS ANGELES Aug
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      96 7 Post Office Mail List Mail-- clos* at the General IN* O I follrv TO-DAY Burma Wttttt I >«»v. India Java uir It Philippine h,k. surface 5 p m. Medan surface 1 1 a.m. atr 11 h m Palembang surftce 9.30 an:, air ItJI .n. TOMORROW Aastrr-lia (South E^ii>t) MM China
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    Penang Team To Meet Eastern A.A.
    50 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June 18. TTHE Penang soo-er team ta ra?et the Eastern Athletic Association of Hong Kong on Thursday is: G. Pi»nl; Anderson, Wong Kant Poh: C. Danker, F. Buchanan, Abdullah; S. ■•rnelius K. Leembruggen. Boey (ivan Wan, Abdul Manaff. Albert.
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    Manchesters Win Four-Nil
    451 8 M m hes'.crs 4; Gordons 0 'THE first divbi n soccer fixture between the Man- hes.ers and the Gordons at Changi yesterday was an unsatisfactory match m several respects. The Gordons took the field with nine men. and it was m the very first minute tha: the
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    WOMEN'S GOLF AT BUKIT TIMAH
    91 8 rE Royal Singapore Golf Club's women's 13 hole competition was played at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted m a win for Mrs. R. L. Nunn m "A" division with a net sc^re of 74 ard m a win for Mrs. J. W. Muncey m
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TIES
    106 8 TPIES m the Sirails Chinese Recreation Club's spring tennis tramament are TO-MORROW Veterans' Handicap Singles: Soah Eng Chiang 6) vs. P. L. Loh i— ls) to flnlsh. FRIDAY Veterans* Handicap Doubles: S. H. Tan and Cheong Chee Tong (—l2) vs. P. L. Loh: and Ching Kee Sun
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    63 8 THE following have been selected to play for the Junior Department against St. Joseph's Institution on Tuesday, June 25, on the S.J.I, ground at 5 p.m.; B. Fones P. K. Satyapal Low Huck Yang. Cl :n Sun Swee. C. J. Moxon. Wee Hong Leons. Koh Chit Meng. Soong
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    CHUNG WHA SOCCER
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
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