The Straits Times, 10 July 1932

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 30. Sunday, July 10th, 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading: Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 30. Sunday, July 10th, 1932. Price 10 Cents.
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    PREMIER'S APPEAL FOR CANDOUR & CONFIDENCE.
    218 1 PREMIER'S APPEAL FOR CANDOUR CONFIDENCE. A NEW PAGE IN HISTORY. Conference Ends. BURDEN WHICH DISTURBED WORLD TRADE. Lausanne, July 9. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, the British Prime Minister, opened the final plenaiv ii. Beiore I.OiMI smiling de I Sir John Simon read a statement on hehalf of Great Britain extending
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    DEATH OF MR. R.D. DAVIES.
    478 1 DEATH OF MR. R. D. DAVIES. Editor Of The Singapore Free Press. ON EVE OF RETIREMENT. Was To Have Left For Home On Tuesday. ■he death occurred early last exening of Mr. Ke^mald Downing Da vies, 1 ol the Singapore Free |*n*S since I S2B. who was to ha\e lell
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    SCALDED TO DEATH.
    105 1 i i How A Tamil Child Died At Semnban. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, July 9. How a Tamil child, aged IS months, fin' lur death liy lieing scalded by a boiling pot of water was related by the Defon the Seremhan Coroner this morning when a
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    SELAMA RUBBER CO.
    58 1 Loss Of £1,712 On The Year. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 9. The Selama Malayi IJubher Co.'s loss at Mar. 31, 1932, was 117.712. The company will curry forward v ciedit of i' 3,175 to the tiexi account. Mr. M. 1\ Maude has retired from the
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    317 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ix>ndon, July 9. The closing prices today were RUBBER. Spot 7 §d. (Buyer*). 1 15/16 d. (Sellers). Oct.-Der. 2d. Lan Mai 2',d. Apr.-June 2 :M6d. TIN. Spot £126',. Three months £12H\. SILVER. Spot 16%. Forward 16 13/16. Crosa-rste closed at 3.58. "We must
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    CANTONS ELECTRICITY.
    44 1 Municipality Take Over The Company. Shanghai, July 9. The Municipal authorities of Canton yesterday took over the local electricity company which has been municipalised. The merchants of the Kwan^t'ir.g capital will repay the purchase price by m-t iiments. Sin Chew Jit I'oh.
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    SHELL TRAVELS 625 MILES!
    141 1 AMAZING STORY FROM OSLO. (From Our Own Correspondent.) liondon, July THK Pai nondent of the Morninj' Post rep<>i t s an extraordinary v. tin ssTstl that v shell fired from a Sup«T -Bertha mm in G< nany r 1 CettUy !<• I 111 the ("lid. of
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    RECTOR OF STIFFKEY.
    131 1 May Appeal To Privy Council. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 9. The Rector of Stiffkey, the Rev. Harold Davidson, against whom charges of imii(,ral conduct were mv« stigated for 25 lays by Mr. F. K. N nth, the Chancel'or if the Ditxese of Norfolk, and who
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    THE DEMPO.
    107 1 The Sunday Times is informed that th Dempo will leave Batatia on Tuesday at 9 a.m. and will arrive in Singapore on Wednesday at .i p.m. The liner will Hail at 7 p.m. the fame day for Europe. mmoral act in that he embraced a young voman in
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    VICTIM OF STUDENTS.
    53 1 Dr. Tuen Sik-puntf Now Completely Recovered. Shanghai, July 9. Dr. Tuen Sik-pang, thi Chancellor of the Central National University at Nanking, who was assaulted and seriously injured by a mob of students seese day* ago, has now recovered from his injuries and left hcispit al perman« ntly.—
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    HOME CRICKET.
    143 1 The following were the tea-time scores in the county cricket matches Nottinghamshire i:io for G against Yorkshire at Leeds. I^ancashire 220 for 1 against All-India at Manchester. Derbyshire IX7 for 4 against Esaex a k Chesterfield. Gloucestershire 200 for 4 against Northamptonshire at Northampton. Surrey 226 for 8
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    THEFT OF ELECTRIC LIGHT.
    539 1 A SINGAPORE APPEAL FAILS. AN unsuccessful appeal against a sentence of one year's rigorous imprisonment on three charge* of theft and abetment of theft was heard in the Criminal Appeal Court by Mr. Justice N. 11 I. Whitlcy yesterday. Th" appellant. Tan Boon Teck, who was
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    SUBMARINES DOOMED.
    93 1 Important New British Invention. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 0. A new submarine detector fitted to British destroyers is stated to be |s> fallible. Six submarines were lecently sent ouf on a roving commission 24 hours aheul of two flotillas of destroyer*. They were <li y means
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    RACING COMPETITION.
    84 1 $100 Prize For A Singapore Reader. The first $100 offered by the Sunday Times in connection with the racing at Ipoh has been won by Mr. Loh Chin Heng, of the Singapore Cold Storag Singapore. The winner gave six I out of eight Lucky Girl, Bridal Veil, The
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    BETTER TIMES COMING.
    1200 1 Spirit Of Optimism. SOME SINGAPORE STORIES. TRADE depression is not peculiar to Malaya Everywhere there is the same tale of basin— es which once were flourishrig l>eing hard put to it to keep going, for t'n' fate of tin and rabbet is repeated in other fnmmodii ere.
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    QUIT RENTS MUST BE REDUCED.
    390 1 Agitation Among Rubber Growers For Relief. KUALA LUMPUR MEETING. "Many Estates Have Already Defaulted.' (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, .l.ii FAE SPITE the official statement Federal Council last Monday tii.l he Government could not afford to resVsee quit rents the agitation among rul.i>cr giov\.
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    Making It Too Clear.
    4 2 Making It Too Clear.
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    Singapore Seen After " The Other Half."
    1945 2 Singapore Seen After The Other Half." WINGED POLICEMEN AND TROUSERED GIRLS. Pants At Half -Mast: Or Masculine Cunning. Hri.i 1 1 body. Yoor f»YOurite ion— Whisky speaking. Mr. (MdspM has kindly promised to addrou you on "My impressions of Bing»po™ alter tli< th< r half." Well, todies and gentlemen, the
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    AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
    197 2 The American Association of Malaya, held iU annua-1 July 4 celebration on Monday night at the AUvlphi Hotel. (ally the entire American com- j munity attended, and the party was voted by sll to have been the most succt ation gathering in years. Short talks were tciven by
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    AIR DUELLISTS MEET AGAIN.
    281 2 s\\n bl to <;kim nun IM |{I\<, VR. T\S > nun who met 17.U00 feel nin the an in mortal combat, met a. am on, June M at Hanworth Aerodrome, Middle-! H iDKnition was mutual and they sh->ok hands warmly. One of them was the "Black
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    BISHOP & RECTOR OF STIFFKEY.
    295 2 BISHOP RECTOR OF STIFFKEY. •BEST TO LET HIM TAKE SERVICES. l/on<lon, June J.V Till". Rev. Harold Davidson, the of Stiffkey, has written to the Bishop of Norwich seeking public vindications of 'ion in taking the service* at Stiffkey recently, when two other clergymen had already arrived to conduct them. H
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    Mr. Bottomley's Parentage.
    714 2 CHARLES BRADLAUGH NOT HIS FATHER. A DAUGHTER'S SPIRITED REFUTATION. Singapore reader of the Sunday Times draws attention lo an article published three weeks ago, purporting lo be an interview with Mr. Horatio liottomlev. In that interview Mr. Bottomiey was alleged t«> have stated that Mr. Hradlauuh was
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      166 2 FORCED TO RETIRE Are you making some provision for your futjre requirements or an> you just going from day to <Lay allowing the luture to take of itself. Have you th.- courage in othi r words to face facts. What will be your position whin y.m Mas The pension you
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    This Week's $100 Racing Competition.
    1276 3 FOUR NAMES ONLY WANTED. Many Derby Horses Running In The Eclipse Stakes. On Friday next July 1.',. thore will U> run at Sandown Park one of the most valuable raCM of the year, the Kclipse Btakw. Hun over a distance of one?S", a q "iV'
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    Sinister History Of The Great Rose.
    1077 3 Sinister History Of The Great Rose. THE FATED DIAMOND. STONE WHICH HAS LEFT A TRAIL OF BLOOD. (By Clement Rogers, the authority on precious stones.) IT is rumoured that the famous Conde diamond familiarly known as The Great Rose "—has found its way to India has, in fact, been seen
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    Does Infatuation Justify Marriage?
    1234 3 AN UNROMANTIC VIEW. SECRETS OF HAPPY WEDDED LIFE. Hv Lady d'Abernon, wife of the famous British statesman and econom-i-i AS a result of travelling widely and gaining, perhaps, some insight into the lives of people in different lands, I do not approve of the purely sentimental
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      81 3 i SUNDAY TIMES RACING COMPETITION. (Eclipse Stakes). I atfive to MtiT the Sunday Times Compciition in connecX tion with the Eclipse Stakes to lie run at Sardown Park on j Friday. July 15. and to accept *he eonditkmJ st t forth above. J I consider the following will be the
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    KEEPING THE BIDDING OPEN.
    947 4 BRIDGE NOTES. The Forcing Two. By HEIIBEIvT LAWRENCE. I^ll E for.inj; W0 which has BNM Ui by so popoL r at the bridge tables of the world h:is to a crtain extent, defeated its own ODJ Ct bMseß so many player Mem to think that withoit
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    DEATH OF A WAR HERO.
    166 4 Man Who Would Not Give In. Known as Wonderful Wilson, the human pepptr-box," John Wilson, aged M, of Dean Road, Salford. died in hospital at Pendleton on June 26 from wounds received at Ypres in 1916. He was riddled with shrapnel in mor.> than 100
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    £100,000 ESTATE.
    132 4 The will of I^wly Hall Came, who died at Heath End House. Hampstead. on Mar. 3, has ben proved at the Rolls Office. Douglas, the will being da*o*l Vovember, 1913. Personal estate in the Isle of Man is returned at £100,000. Her two sons. Ralph and DerwenL, petitioned
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER ISO. 30. SURPRISE JUMP.
    104 4 Just then the windmill man drove down a lane. "Ah. good! he's coming now" said Ethel Jane. 1.0uk." Sally said. "Your flour is in hia cart" "I'm glad." the cook »aid. "Now my work I'll start "Some very special bread I have to make
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    Mainly About Malayans.
    1492 4  -  Personalities At Cameron Highlands The First Settlers At The \jh Station Mr. Dunman 'As Alert As Ever A Much^CriiicUed Committee Mr. Cornweirs Enterprise Pioneers In The Telom Mt, A. B. Milne's Achievement. 'T'HK writer had the pleasure of calling on Mr. V»illiani Dunman at his house Renglet.
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    BIGAMY AND MURDER.
    712 4 people, enclosing a pound note for h penaes another to the p "Will you please notify the India and my legal wii'e. Mr*. Rlockley. ii Eastbourne. I api'. >gi«e most for the trouble I am causing you. I Miss Diamond and then myself, am: not insan?. I
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    "Woman Will Forgive A Man Anything Except Dullness"—
    1399 5 "Woman Will Forgive A Man Anything Except Dullness" FAMOUS STAR WRITES ABOUT HER SCREEN LOVERS. "Clive Brook Was Too Good For 'Shanghai Lill.'" WHATKVKR other qualifications my •n I<«v,m> huve fmmmmtd, no one can deny lha* th h«VC all at lea-t been inten-stiiiK Adolphe Menjou, Gary Cooper, Emu Janninj; and
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      72 5 Good Y^tm Music TONIGHT (l ur new orchestra, under Mr. F. J. Strasser, will play the following programme at 9.30 p.m. 1. llvi.'pt. Mariian-i (WeJssce). 1. l.yii. Suite, 1. Shepherd'^ Boy. Kian Rv»ic M;irl,, li'iu.. 1. March o( the Dwarf* (Gri iMKia \i. Clarinet conr^rt Soloist, Mr. I niiik. ißoeaardt.
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    Your Hair And Your Make-Up
    1118 6 ASTOISK, the l.iini of coiffeurs itid hiiinh) artists, artitcs an MMMMI hit ion iti the hiiiiniitr world by bo»u iMWRNN tk» urmiigciHt'iit ol tin h'lir or tin nuike-iijt of th< for, hi tin folloicimj interenthiy article, he yicrs a flhmp* ii hot will ht tin
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    Too Much Sun.
    107 6 The shin which is reddened by overfxposure to thi air requires constant feedrin with nourishing cream and oil foi -ivoral days. Avoid water for *t least hree days, washing with a skin lotion, ■leansirg en-am, or milk. Do not attempt bleaching treatment until the natural >'l which
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      145 6 WHITEAWAYS Always attracts Attention for Children's j Wear. INFAN 'I > KKWI MMINO (OATH. All Wool, also MH .:t,| Wo,. n prrtty iM%M trimmcil fv ißs4*W* ..i- plain. Prices $2.9" ;»nd $:i.9r> each. rSKVNTS WHITE JAP SILK KOBE. Embiui(J<'i<il bottom, Yokt- trnimed val Insertion. -H inches loty. Trice $7.50 each.
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      22 6 SALE Exclusive Paris Model Hats. REDUCTION 30% REDUCTION From Tomorrow. 11th July TO Saturday, 16th inclusive. MAISON CHIC PARISIENNE, 10, BATTERY, ROAD.
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      49 6 CERTAINLY EAT MORE FRUIT BUT EAT IT Will! C&t A M NESTLFS CREAM Here is a cream which improves all fruit dishes, puddings and sweets. Its exquisite nutritive value and guaranteed purity will commend its constant use to the housewife who is looking for a cream which IS BETTER
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      122 6 I HENRY 11. COHEN, Ltd. L^ (S lJr U 5 2nd Floor Maynard Building, E 16 Battery Road. Tel. 3164 I SINGAPORE PERFECT jelly is M^^^^^/jf/ a welcome ad- ///^KiE^^wy^x dition to any meal. nfjj ft wr If you would have a V^J^f^l jelly which dissolvesCOM |Sls\>^ instantly, sets quickly
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    THE SILENT SIX
    4002 7  -  GWYN EVANS. OUR SERIAL STORY CHAPTER 3. D..)ki\ mj Thanks— er— Mr. Mill floundered helplei name is Lenoir -Doctor Armand Lcn< her. "Vii U mcU Turkish that," he helped himself to a Virginian, and lectric lighter. "Ah. th. he remarked, aKellaway relaxed his IOBg legs and out
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      36 7 WHATEVER CAR YOU DRIVE WHEREVER YOU MAY DRIVE IT HOWEVER YOU MAY DRIVE IT GOODRICH TYRES WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST SERVICE. THE MOST SATISFACTORY TRANSPORT. DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE PHONE 5121 BRANCHES.
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    622 8 After a week of rapidly alternatine hopes and fears there has come a definite announcement that the Lausanne Conference has succeeded and the problenr of reparations, which has not only retarded the progress but has frequentlythreatened the peace of Europe, is at ar end. Few who have followed
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    SHOULD A WOMAN GIVE BLIND OBEDIENCE?
    1100 8 No," says Miss Ann Ii Earhart, thy intrepid American jlivr who recently crossed the Atlantic on a lone jUai.i which startled the World. ARE risks worth while Surely After all. Hfs itasM is a risky busi ness for all of us We all take
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    The Assertions of Ananias
    2176 8 Another load of trim 1 1 M I I B«peW to have put my feet I'adlythi,\nk. Ju.-t *:!an at I iit t w hi;h I .1 freM no !i person than Tanglin Tilly herself and all because of the 1 1 r < I made a
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    "A WOMAN'S PLACE IS NOT AT HOME."
    920 8 MY wife's recent air flight has raised the old question whether it is a>: able for a married woman to follow a •areer of her own. And many old- i fashioned men have shaken their heads and questioned the value of such a
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      262 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. ADKIJ'HI HOTEL. CLASSICAL CONCERT. Ml p.m. AUUMItKA TIIKATRE. DEMI'S 111 I I.XV with H I ..ind i. Victor McLas^n Wmrjl Hsswr. li.l. j— !>. I p.m. Phone CAPITOL THEATML DIJ. JKKI LI. MB. HYDE w.ih Fredrir Marrh. tt.ls— i.ll p.m. Phone r,Ji.l-2. 1 1 con. lion i.. ORC
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      57 8 PIANO TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. E. CHARLES. I I'hone 2902. 284, Orchard Koad. 11IKTH. ILIVEIBO. At D'niin Diun Malacca t> Dr. and Mrs. V. K. Oliveiro at 1.40 n.n. on tlio xth ir st., I fi rl both well. EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICBS 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151.
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    STIRRING STORY OF SHIP'S BATTLE IN ATLANTIC GALE.
    1719 9 Crew Rescued In Nick Of Time. FIGHT AGAINST TERRIFIC ODDS. Captain's Thrilling Account To The Sunday Times. |>A'l >out by one of the worst m) gal oft' Uk At le "t Noi ;h America of ie ent yea' a collier with a
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    EGYPT'S GOLD "ARRESTED."
    902 9 EGYPT'S GOLD ARRESTED." Frenchman's Claim. WRIT ON SALVAGE SHIPS SAFE. Plymouth, June 26. TIiKRE was a dramatic development when the Italian salvage ship. Artijflio, arrived here this morning with gold and silver worth about £l«0,000, salved after four years of work from the v. recked liner, Egypt. As soon as
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    THE POWER OF HUSBANDS.
    133 9 PUNCH NIX TO IM) IT. I'aris, June 26. THE French Senate, closely guarded agalaal txpaetad saaVaWette deI monstiu: ions, was abawl to hegia a longawaited delate on a "Votes for Women" i Hill yesterday, when the government look the dramatii BtCV of tabling a Bill "to
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      262 9 i over 1 in 3 are buying /XL Vyr '1 1 jr. a^^Ta^^^^^^aaa^^^aal ?~^a\ Jp~"aw tr W^m^aij3 if? M 5* t '^ft^w During recent months every third person in Great Britain who required a private car. .PURCHASED A MORRIS. In the same atriod the number of .MORRIS Cars sold to
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    Perak's Costly Penalty At K. L.
    1569 10 SELANGOR IN BY i ODD GOAL. Malaya <up Football Match. (Fn>m Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur July 9. Selatißor I) Perak L A dv i teruoon with the and threatening rain rende. «ther idea: for football \n Cup-tk pla>ed at the Kuala .umpur Stadium
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    R.S.Y.C. AT HOME AND REGATTA.
    1415 10 A Great Success. IN SPITE OF ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS. IN spite of SjeTrerse weather conditions wlich i>.ily cleared uj> at the verj hist iiH'i.ient the l;i!i annual At H and Kegitta of the Royal Singaj>o: Yacht Club was a fu< Umleterred by the drizzle members
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    "HOLIDAY" IN RUSSIA.
    224 10 Light On The Cost Of Food. London, June 26. AN Englishman who has just returned from Russia has sem to a London paper some extracts frosl Ike everyday menu of a Leningrad State-conn oiled restaurant, which throw an interesting light on the cost of a holiday in
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    American Gunman In England.
    1572 11 >— A SEVEN-YEAR SENTENCE. Story Of Plot To Hold Up One-Man Banks. Two men, one believed by Scotland Yard to be an American gunman, who were alleged to have planned to hold up one-man banks throughout Britain were sentenced, along with a third member of the
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    KUALA LUMPUR FROM THE AIR.—No. 4.
    19 11 KUALA LUMPUR FROM THE AIR.— No. 4. An excellent aerial view of the V M.S. Government offices and padang
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    THE ROMANCE OF A MEDAL.
    276 11 )\<,LISIIM\YS tPKAL TO KING SUCCEEDS. London, June 26. WITHIN the next few days Ix>ndoi7 man wiW be presented with the Belgian Medaille Africaine for the second time. He is Mr. William Hoffman, of Essex Street, Strand. W.C., who was the personal servant of Stanley, the
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    A Book That Should Never Have Been Written.
    3108 12 A Book That Should Never Have Been Written. General Gough's Story Of The Fifth Army The Firth Army. By General Sir Hubert Gough G.< M K C.8., X.C, V.0.. (Ilodder and Stoughton). I impossible to rand Ganaral Gough's historical review of the (ireat > 11 reiice to the Fifth Army
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    MALAYA'S CLUB LIFE.—ANNUAL INTER-COLLEGE CRICKET.
    6 13 MALAYA'S CLUB LIFE.— ANNUAL INTER-COLLEGE CRICKET.
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    EURASIANS IN SELANGOR.
    478 13 ASSOCIATION'S REV EM K in i>vv;i:i{. The twelfth of the will be In■!<) in tngoi Ca'holi" Clllb. |!;ik,: \ana Kuall r, O* Snnda 16 -(.m. The lowa Mr. I; H Bains vho was el< presiden; at the I meeting decline eumi tances Mi rtln was elected to
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    BADMINTON.
    156 13 The Devonshire Party's Tournament. rllK tt;urt ament of the DavaajMt* n.idmir.ten Party which commenced sari) this year ended successfully on J .July li. This year there was an mmin the number of competitors both in the singles and doubles events. Tht (suits ate as follows: •A" singles championship: Koh
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    HORLICKS BADMINTON PARTY.
    108 13 The A and B singles championships of the Horlicks Badminton Party will commence on Saturday and the following ties will be played off: "A"i E. Tian Cheng v Wan Chin Inn, E. Cheng Leong v. Tan Tiang Leng, B hack Thong v. Cheong Sian Kay. Yen v.
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    Why I Left With Dr. Searle.
    1362 13 ECHO OF CAMBRIDGE "HELEN OF TROY CASE." Mrs. Place Discusses A Difficult Problem. ihv article printed ln>loiv is the only one Mrs. Gwendoline Place Itas written e&mterning the famous (lanibridiie Helen of Troy lair case. She is now happily settled in Kenya as housekeeper
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    MR. BOTTOMLEY'S PARENTAGE.
    384 13 (Continued from page L'» ness, but, for myself. I am overwhelmed with indignation that he should foul the character of my late father. Charts* Bradlaugh. I enclose a photograph of rntified copy of Mr. Bottomley's birth certificate from Somerset House. (This shows Bottomley's father to be William
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS' ASSN.
    112 13 The following ties in the singles hsn Acap event will be played off on the O.R.A. court in the grounds of Raffles Institutio during the week commencing July 11: Tuesday, July 12. I. Abed owe '{0 v. Wan Puteh, owe 4. Wednesday. July 13.— G. E. N.
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    AMICABLE ATHLETIC ASSN.
    67 13 THE committee of management of the A. A. A. are reminded of the monthly meeting at the association's premises, 43-B. Upper Nankin Streeet. tonight at 7.:{(> p.m. A group photograph taken on the occasion of the annual inter -college crickrt match between Raffles College and the Medical
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    THE A. S. A.
    36 13 At the fifth 19.'{2 monthly general mee:'ng of the Amateur Sporting Association held on Tuesday. July •>. Mr. Sect Kirn Cheng was elected hon<iary captain in place of Mr. Lee Tian Hua'. fesigned.
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    How To Lengthen The Tee Shot.
    932 13  -  FRANCIS OUIMET Golf Notes* By (IVmnl Vuialt'iir aiifl Former Open Champion.) THKRK is n;» stroke in t're tame of li !l' more entuing or fascinating than the lee shot and certainly none that give* more satisfaction than the well hit that travels for a
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    CONCLUSION OF PERAK RACES.
    858 14 Greenut Creates A Surprise. $66 IN THIRD EVENT. Brampton Wins Chief Event. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July i». THE final 'lay of the Perak races attracted the best attendance. The Sultan of Perak was iprespnt. Overnight rain made the course soft but the going was
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    INTER-STATE TENNIS.
    179 14 Selangor's Lead Over Malacca. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 9. Brilliant weather prevailed here this afternoon when the inter-State lawn tennis tournament was held on the Selangor Club lawn between Selangor and Malacca. Selangor won five singles out of six and two doubles out of three.
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    NARROW ESCAPE FOR ETON.
    732 14 CRICKET MATCH AGAINST WINCHESTER. London, June 26. THE criticism that Winchester lacked bowling strength proved well founded in the drawn match with Eton at Win cheater yesterday. At one time Winchester had victory in sight, but Eton, treating medium bowling with caution, fought stubbornly back. Winchester's
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    PUBLIC SCHOOLS CRICKET.
    712 14 ANNUAL TWO-DAY MATCH AT HAILEYBURY. London, June 26. fpHE results of public schools cricket ■a. were as follows: Haileybury beat the Old Haileyburians in the annual two-day match at Haileybury by three wickets, C B. Allen, the captain, taking in all six wickets for 47, A. \V.
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    HARROW'S BIG WIN.
    310 14 An Inning's Defeat For Charterhouse. I-nndon, June -*'<■ llaiinu i-<at < h:;iterhouse in a tw<>by an innings and runs. l their opponents for a n.aoV W EM three wickets on 1 i.ill battinsr attra. for 1 J:;. F. K. Covin/t'in. the captain. who was 61 not<ul. resunuMl
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    "INDIA-RUBBER LALLIE."
    213 14 The Greatest Favourite Of The Test Match. (From Our Own Correspondent.) ■n lunc li'J. A LL th»- Indian cricketers who have Wvn paying in the Tea* n:aU-h at Lord's or themselves tfreat ,)(>puliirity with the l>"t none v, li-, ill Singrh. II: geniality aru agility, raie-fiee batting and
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    2533 15  -  The Malaya Cvp Possibility Of Tuo \cn I'inalisls The alue Of Practice Teams Should Be Chosen Laiiy A Chance tor The Morthern Settlement Successful Play Ry The Gloucester^ Schoolboys Meet Sehmfior Club it Cricket Inf intimate Incident lit Selangor League Football \obte Art Flourishing At Kuala
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    IS CRICKET BORING?
    304 15 Spectator Falls Asleep In Indians' Match. I havp not seen a crick?t maUh for| veins. Isut ye-Uulay \«.a I day' for riicki't, ai i I went to Lord's to enjoy nlYselt, v.ii .1, m \>><r,;'.' hi the Sunday BIpMM §t .!u!ie lit.. I was too late to
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    ON CRICKET.
    433 15 Game Of Endurance And Skill. IT has been well said that everythinp bearing on English Ticket is con i A in terms of the coming visit of the English team to Au.sti V.i«i. Ntviil Carehte, I the gr?ate>t living critic of erirkei .rick. i (English Huit;^ Ualians are
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    195 16 Ikt All-India trukot team Koinji out to tielj in the first and only IVsi Match at Lord's on June 26. Lalt Singh, tin- Stlaiifcor cricketer, is seen second from the right. (Sport and General-) The All-lmlia p!a>crs l>, im; t<H h> His Majesty The King.
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