The Straits Times, 1 July 1934

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    39 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 132. Sunday, July Ist., 1934. Price 10 cents. 5 a.m. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 132. Sunday, July Ist, 1934. Price 10 cents.
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    1073 1 R.A.F. MACHINE "COMES TO PIECES IN THE AIR" Eye- Witness's Amazing Story At 'Plane Crash Inquest DIVE TO DEATH STRUCTURAL FAULT THEORY YOUNG PILOT WHO "LIVED FOR FLYING" J BELIEVE that there was a structural fault in the machine/ said Squadron-leader Croke at the resumed inquest yesterday on the two
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    FREE TRADE DISCARDED BY CEYLON
    63 1 Colombo. Saturday /CEYLON has abandoned Free Trade for the first time In history. The State Council by a big majority passed the scheme for protective tariffs. These are levelled against eggs, ghee and other foodstuffs from India. Thus the quota on Japanese goods. If passed,
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    PICTURE PUZZLES
    256 1 RESULT OF COMPETITION NUMBER SEVEN Thirteen entrants share the prize in The Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Competition No. 7, which was published on June 17. No "all correct" lists were I received and of the winners, two sub- 1 mltted two lists each containing a different error. They,
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    SIAMESE ROYALTY
    27 1 Copenhagen. Saturday. Their Majesties the King and Queen of Slam are cruising along the coast for a few days, and then going to Hamburg. Reuter.
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    MAY WONG AGAIN
    27 1 Anna May Wong as Zaharat, the slave girl, in the Gainsborough film, (hu Chin Chow." which has been completed at the Islington (London) Studios.
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    BLOW FOR MISS CHINA
    51 1 DRESS PROHIBITIONS IN SHANGHAI Shanghai, Saturday. THE Municipality of Nanking has resolved to prohibit the wearing of modern dresses, while even singers and other performers are also required to make their costumes from horn* wdte» maWiats. Orders to this effect have already been issued in Greater
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    DEFRAUDED U.S.
    44 1 18 MONTHS FOR GOVERNOR Bismarck (N. Dakota), Saturday. The Governor of North Dakota, W. M. Langer, who was convicted of defrauding the United States Government, was today sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment and a fine of $10,000 by the Federal Court.— Reuter.
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    13 U.S. BANKERS INDICTED
    68 1 Charges Of Making False Reports Detroit, Saturday. Thirteen bankers including John Ballantyne, known as the dean of Detroit's hankers, have been indicted by the Federal Grand Jury investigating the collapse of the city's most important financial Institutions which was a prelude to the national bank holiday
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    N.R.A. POLICY
    125 1 ROOSEVELT ORDERS MODIFICATIONS Washington, Saturday. President Roosevelt has ordered two important modifications In the policy of the National Recovery Administration. The first seeks keener competition for Government contracts by allowing bidders to quote prices up to 15 per cent, below minimum prices provided In the code of that
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    $6,000 POOR MAN'S SAVINGS
    116 1 $6,000 POOR MAN'S SAVINGS When searching for non-Govern-ment chandu in a small upstairs room in Tanjong Pagar Road occupied by a seemingly poor Chinese on Friday morning revenue officers were amazed to discover instead of chandu a large bundle of currency notes and a pile of silver coins all in
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    AMERICA SWELTERS
    21 1 New York, Saturday. A 60-year record has been broken at New York with a shade temperature of 97 —Reuter.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    69 1 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 6%d. (Sellers) 6%d. July -Sept. 7 l/16d. Oet.-Dec. 7 3/16 d. Jan-Mar. 7 5/lGd. Market tone Quiet. SILVER. Spot 21d. Two months 21 l/16d. CROSS RATE. London-New York, 5.05 ■>„ New York-London,
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    59 1 Noon, Saturday. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Bayers Sellers Spot (loose) n% ZZK. (F.OJ.) rtV% 28. Standard R.S.S. on Tender Bayers Sellers July-Sept. 23% 24. Oct.-Dec. 24V* 24 V Jan -Mar. 25H 2414. Tone of Market Very Dull. Latest Cable per Ib London Spot Sheet 6T 9 d.
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    AUSTRALIA AT THE OVAL
    144 1 AUSTRALIA AT THE OVAL SURREY OUT FOR 175 London, Saturday. GURREY, at the Oval, playing the Australians were all out for 175. Gregory scored 48. McCabe took four wickets for 24, and Grimmett four for 64. Australia totalled 136 for three, Ponsford being 49 not out. Other results: At Tunbridge
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    BOOKING CLOSED!
    34 1 Again it has been necessary to decline requests for advertising space in The Sunday Times. We apologise to advertisers whose requirements cannot be met in this issue, and again urge early boohing.
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    TWO VIEWS ON SILVER
    161 1 MORE SPECULATION London, Saturday. The United States embargo on exports of silver, while meant to check international speculation, has actually resulted in a sharp intensification of speculation in London, according to a leading article in the Financial News. This is natural," it says, since the embargo
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    GUN-RUNNING
    42 1 Washington, Saturday. At the request of Senator CordellHull, Secretary of State, President Roosevelt has placed In embargo on the shipment of arms and munitions to Cuba except under licence. Evidence has been received in Washington of extensive gun-running from Florida-.— Reuter.
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    STRIKE RIOTS
    44 1 Milwaukee, Saturday. Following sporadic outrages and rioting, the situation Is easier in the strike by employees of the local electric railway and light company. Later. The electrical dispute la definitely ended. The workers have accepted the terms of the Federal conciliator.— Rcuter
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    MAINLY about MALAYANS
    2524 2  -  WANDERER By The THE Sultanah of Johore, who visited Paris last week on a shopping expedition, arrived in Euroi>e a little too late to enter into ihe fuM flood of social life in the French capital. T:iie season ends in Paris on the last Sunday of June,
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    AWARDS TO EPSOM VAN-DWELLERS
    137 2 LADY SYBIL GRANTS COMPETITION Epsom. Lady Sybil Grant, at Epsom grand stand presented awards to vanI dwellers on Epsom Downs f :>r the 1 best-left camping grounds. Certificates were presented signed 'Sybil Grant, Licensed Hawker." They are known as "Carolum" certificates, after the name by which
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      84 2 Onr Crossword Puzzle ACROSS. 1. Great circle of globe 9. Soak 10. Downpour 11. Torpid IS. Raacal 14. tumour ie. Prepare for publication 17. Dtooard It. Check 31. AmUt 23. *yiy "natlfin 27. ROW 2S. Worry 30. Expiration 33. Inclined St. Hlch 35. Part of camera 3f Orown amaJi 37.
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      27 2 (CLUES.) 34. Contempt of opposition 25. DteMN M. Brot 39. Derange SI. Idle chatter 13. Mania 34 TwelremonUi M. Want. Solution Of Last Sunday 9 Pwude. K^iljil^^i^^BlbjE^iiZjßhiiiS^l^^^^Ti'i
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    NATIVE MENTALITY IS WORTH STUDYING
    2082 3  -  OLDTIMER PUZZLED BOYS "YOU LOOK FOR TROUBLE" By A GOOD many Europeans seem to A be of the opinion that it is not worth while to spend time or thought on a study of native mentality; some ultra-conservative diehards even seem to think that such
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    CHINA ON FRINGE OF FASCISM
    697 3 CHINA ON FRINGE OF FASCISM GIRLS CLEVERER THAN MEN SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL 'T'Hf Far East during the past few months has been subjected to the scrutiny of three of France's most noted brains. M. Jules Sauerweln, who, M foreign editor of Le Matin, impressed his powerful personality on the press
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    THAMES WATER-BUSES
    66 3 The London County Council is in favour of a regular passenger transport service on the Thames, and evidence to this effect will be given on Its behalf at the public Inquiry which flvs members of the London and Home Counties Traffic Advisory Committee j will hold. Mr. O.
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    HINTS ON BRIDGE
    599 3  -  ELY CULBERTSON BY Instinctive Players Most of the outstanding experts derive their skill from a carefully schooled ability to apply the proper mysterious fashion measures of ratiocination to any given situation of lidding or play. A few, however, are known as Instinctive players who rarely know why
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    ASK ME ANOTHER
    166 3 1. With what invention is the nam« Mergenthaler associated 2. How many men are in an ice hockey team 3 Who was Edward Bellamy 4. What Is a bertha 5. Where Is Tsitsihar 6. What is anomaly 7. Whom do the Scots mean 8y "AuM Clootie?" 8.
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      2 3 TIGER BEER
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      286 3 hW^JJ^K These Hotels "will make ST. JAMES COURT Buckingham Gate, LONDON. FURNISHED SERVICE SUITES Per Weekly or Longer Periods. PERFECT COMFORT AND SERVICE Including Butler Valet CATERING SERVICE. ia own Rooms or in FULLY LICENSED RESTAURANT. Single rooms also available. Exceptionally Moderate Terms. Brochure from "Sunday Times" office. LET AN
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    HORSES MOVE "IN DIAGONALS'"
    834 4  - POULTRY NOTES HOW TO MEASURE LAYING CAPACITY By OUR EXPERT i S\N a good laying pullet will depend i success in a commercial egg farm and this ls now the season to take I steps for the proper establishment of such a concern. Remember that pullets or hens which lay
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    HORSES MOVE "IN DIAGONALS'"
    2487 4  - HORSES MOVE "IN DIAGONALS'" R. H. de. S. ONRAET By Mr. R. Onraet continues be- 1 low his series of informative i articles on The Horse. MAKE your syce grow guinea grass and elephant grass near the stall. 1 and make him cut lt so that the horse i never
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      33 4 DAY, SOI ANI HEWITTS POULTRY MEDIC IRE CHESTS contains everything necessary tot curing and warding off the everyday ailments of poultry. Ask for free booklet— "All about I Poultry Ailments." MKDICAL HALL LTD.
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      36 4 FORAGE. Oats, Wheat Bran, Oaten Wheaten Chaff, Lucerne ft Oaten Hay, Linaeed, Barley, Crushed Food, Cattle Food, various kinds of OH Cakes, etc. Prices competitive. TONG LAM A CO. 46/48. Peek Sea* Str««t, Slngapora. T«l«phon« 7328.
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      118 4 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. 275, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Phone 2164. (Optician Mr. C. Y. Fan) Charges cheaper than anywhere. 1. Sight tested, glasses supplied from $4.00. 2- Crookes Lenses completed with frame from $6.00. MARGO or NEEM .fJrf^^S^H^k one Lhe most popular W^ W S*>T^^JftaMr^ herbal plant medically uaed
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    Orient Finds English So Puzzling EAR-TRAINING DRILL
    457 5 Orient Finds English So Puzzling EAR-TRAINING DRILL An English Course for Foreign Children. By I. Morris. In Two Volumes. MacralUn and Co., London. Volume I Is. Id. Volume II Is. Bd. JTtHESE books are the first or a series designed for use in elementary schools abroad. The author, having had
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    STEAMSHIP FINANCE
    130 5 In the Chancery Division, London, Mr. Justice Eve sanctioned the petition of the Liverpool, Brazil and River Plate Steam Navigation Company, Limited, for a scheme of arrangement between the company and its unsecured creditors and the reduction of its capital from £3,000,000 to £30,000. The reduction will be
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    LAST OF THE DUELLISTS
    559 5 AMAZING LIFE OF THE O'GORMAN MAHON The O'Gorman Mahon. By Denis Gwynn Jarrolds. 18s. A list of the O'Gorman Mahon's achievements reads like a fairy tale. Even Charles Lever dared to ascribe so many roles to one single hero, but It must be remembered that the
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    SOME NEW NOVELS A MURDERESS'S CAREER
    682 5 SOME NEW NOVELS A MURDERESS'S CAREER Strange Witness. By Beryl Symom, Ann Kembal. By Frances Layland Barratt. Ma Brown. By W, Townend. Jenkins' Colonial Library. rpHE first two books on this list have I one characteristic in common the central figure in each Is an out and out, wilful criminal;
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    43 5 Mr. W. Harold Edwards, of the AngloOriental Mining Corporation, who has been visiting Malaya on business, sailed for England taking with him a very fine specimen of binturong. It Is learned that Mr. Edwards proposes to present the animal to the London Zoo.
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      54 5 Only from Scotland can true whisky come, and the most famous of all is WAbKERfL BOSN 1820 STILL GOING STRONG X* x \TP RED LABEL foe all occasions, tht world's most populai berersfe. A CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. yk lawrporate* mtet tho Cmmjmim Orilnaiww of Howe *—C M (Incorporated ta
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    DEKOBRA SUMS UP
    839 6 STRANGE STORY OF LOVE AND OPIUM UNRAVELLED Maurice Dekobra, the novelist, concluding his articles on China for the Part* newspaper Le Journal, expresses the opinion that the country is now facing two grave menaces: Further aggression by Japan and internal disorder from her 80,000,000 Communists. Serge, the
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    STONE MISSES BABY
    89 6 Warwick. A heavy block of masonry crashed in St. Mark's Church, Warwick, just after the christening, of Lord Brooke, son and heir of the Earl of Warwick. He had been carried out by bis mother, the twenty-one-year-eld Countess of Warwick, who was formerly Miss Rose Bingham. The
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    MALAYA'S GOLD-MINING TOWN
    1419 6 MEMORIES OF RAUB A correspondent fives below some interesting notes on Raub, the chief town of Ulu Pahang, where gold mining has been carried on for many years. /pHERE are two ways of getting to J- Raub from Kuala Lumpur. One is by train to Kuala Kubu
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE
    102 6 London, June 20. Mr. G. R. Strauss. Socialist chairman of the Highways Committee ol the London County Council announced yesterday that work on the demotKion of Waterloo Bridge would begin today. The bridge will be closed to traffic from a.m.' 1 he said. "This is the l\st chapter
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    Personal Paragraphs
    296 6 The Rev. fLeppel Gamier has returned from Belawan Dell. Rao Sahib K. A. Mukundaa, Agent of India, has returned to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. A. E. Rambout, State Forest Officer, Negrl Sembilan, has left for home. Mr. W. J. Murray, of Gula-Kulapong Estate. Perak. has returned from home furlough.
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    THE ANSWERS
    121 6 Answers to questions on Page 8. 1. The linotype. 2. Six. 3. American writer and sociologist (1850-1898) 4. A shoulder cape. 5. In Manchuria. 6. Deviation from ;ype. 7. "Old Cloven-hoof "—Satan. 8. An Insect's feeler. 9. A small bone. 10. A swindler. 11. A word or words
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      137 6 BUILDS JLJL STAMINA^^H 9 Long periods of «m weather drain the body's energy. A good H tonic, such as Waterbary's Coin- I pound, help* maintain health and vigour. This famous remedy, with LaWVvUM its generous amounts of cod liver BCv oil and other nourishing properties, bw^^^x^SL* fc\i/^ strengthen* the entire
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      71 6 Jig-Saw Puzzle I >v> JET^^^3sPßy^^"^/^^"^A*^s»a»BaW^^T*^Sa»BSawV^ I y a \<(*\ S.^B^^ M ]y^^-- j^ /^f aVfe^y .ssai saw X^a^Bßs! /^B L^ __^l Em 'A VSsi BBPtsm i o^SsT/ iu^£ I'm l O vsai IP You CAN DEFEAT Youfi FRI6ND6 W FiTOatt "MBit I6T^ I ISi ?ieCE6TbGETHerjIN LESS DMe.Ybu MAY AISeTIAY Atone.
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    MONEY IS MOVING AGAIN
    715 7 GOING BACK TO PRODUCTION London, Jane 16. TtfIONEY is at last getting back to work. After a long period of unemployment, in which it has moved lazily from one investment to another, it is beginning to flow into production. "After a long period of depression," wrote
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    "CAVALCADE"
    162 7 Judgment was awarded against Mr. C. B. Cochran in the Chancery Division, London, in an action concerning "Cavalcade." He was claiming, against Archie Parnell and Alfred Zeitlln, Ltd,, rectification of an agreement of July 8, 1932. In order that It might accurately represent what he alleged were the Intentions
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    LETHAL CHAMBERS FOR THE
    355 7 ADVOCATED BY SURGEON HAPPY RELEASE FOR INCURABLES "The time may come when we shall destroy the imperfect, the hopeless idiots, the hopeless criminals, the hopeless lunatics, and when the medical men will have the power of giving certificates to the axed and hopelessly diseased which would
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    ACTRESS ROBBED OF £7,000
    250 7 ACTRESS ROBBED OF £7,000 PAGEANT PERFORMERS HUNT FOR THIEF Pageant performers dressed In period costumes took part in an exciting 4 a.m. search at Egham (Surrey) for a raider who stole Jewels and a cheque from Mile. Yvonne Pr in temps' car. Mile. Printemps. the French actress, was returning to
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    108 7 Judgment upon the appeal concerning the alimony rights of Anne Madelalne Lady Selsdon, was given in the House of Lords. Lord Selsdon of Croydon appealed against a majority decision of the Court of Session in Scotland, where five Judges decided in favour of Lady Selsdon's contention and two
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    29 7 Two Chinese, a brother and sister, were injured on Thursday afternoon when a taxi, in which they were travelling, overturned Into the drain at the ninth mile Changi Road.
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    Empire Wireless
    169 7 Following are Empire wireless programmes: TODAY. 6.20 a.m. A Recital by Reginald Foort. 6.35 "The Upper Berth." 7.5 Syncopated Piano Medleys. 7.35 A Recital by Caruso and Melba. 8.5 The News. 9.5 p.m. Weekly Newsletter; Topical Talk. 9.25 A Roman Catholic Service. 10.10 Joan Luxton and Her Children's
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    DEAN INGE'S SUCCESSOR
    67 7 The King has approve, the appointment of Dr .Walter Robert Matthews. Dean of Exeter, to the Deanery of St. Paul's in succession to Dr. Inge. The appointment will take effect on the resignation of Dean Inge on October 2. Dean Inge has occupied the Deanery of St.
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    SUEZ CANAL DUES
    248 7 BRITAIN'S SHARE London, June 15. QUESTIONS dealing with the effect of Suez Canal dues on trade with British Colonies in the Far East and the amount received by the Government on its shareholding were asked yesterday in the House of Commons by Sir Arnold Wilson. Mr. Hore-Belisha
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    37 7 The Dymaxion," a three-wheeled vehicle invented by Mr. Backminster Fuller of U.S.A. The two front wheels are set midway in the ovaloid body and the rear wheel steers the car in the manner of a ship's rodder.
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    49 7 The marriage of Mr. Alastair Douglas Anderson, son of the late Sir John Anderson, of Singapore, and Lady Anderson of Eastcote Place, to Mlsi Join Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConnell, of 3, Albert Hall Mansions, 5.W.7. took place at St. Mark's Church, North Audley Street, London.
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      285 7 |F= CLEARANCE SALE ==n of large stocks of GENTS', LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES to be cleared at SACRIFICED PRICES irrespective off costs. A great opportunity and a real investment STORE i^mWmSth^ Ort^^ ri<^ e^' Singapore. Fears Unbreakable Waterproof Wrist Watch. C«rut«d for T«n Y«an againtt all defect* in material Jn^nMnVv
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    SOPHISTIC A TION OUT OF FASHION
    846 8 DAINTY "ETCETERAS" WHICH GIVE THE FEMININE TOUCH 'By Our Own Correspondent.) Sunday Tucks Okeick, Fleet Street, June 7. THE new fashions are already beginning to have a softening effect on the appearance of women generally. The type of ultra-sophisticated beauty that for so long
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    27 8 A ReviUe Model. This evening gown, cut on moulded Grecian lines. Is hi gfreea and gold hand-woven laarf. The accompanying cloak to 9i English eMh 9t g«ld.
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    RECIPES
    186 8 STUFFED SWEETBREADS. OARBOIL the sweetbreads, remove skin and keep them whole. Make a forcemeat stuffing, spread it over them and roll them up, tying with tape or string. Line a saucepan wflh rashers of bacon, put the sweetbreads on this, add a little more bacon, then seasonings, and cover
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    SEEN IN SINGAPORE
    417 8 Black For Blondes DANCING at the Sea View last week. I noticed a tall stately blonde clail in a striking black velvet ensemble. There Is nothing lovelier for the blonde than black, and its charm was accentuated by a black velvet wrap lined with off-white satin. The
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      42 8 NOW OPEN AURELIA'S "Shoppe de Luxe INTRODUCING— The very latest designs m Hats. The new process of cleaning, dyeing, and re- modelling Hats. The finishing of Hats in our workshop. Hollywood Dresses and Novelties. AURELIA'S Capitol Buildings, 12- A, Stamford Road, SINGAPORE.
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      80 8 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT From tomorrow. Monday, 2nd of July, a large stock of HATS to be sold at $5.00. Also LIBERAL DISCOUNTS on DRESSES Next shipment due soon. ALL OUR MODELS ARL MADE IN PARIS RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING SINGAPORE STAMFORD ROM. I ttOWNS, MILLINERY BRASSIERES etc. rll, BatHl)
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    BLACK SHEEP OF PERAK
    733 9 HOW THE SOLDIERS ACQUIRED— AND LOST- A MASCOT IN 1875, a punitive expedition, consist- i ing of officers and men of two British, and two Indian regiments and a battery and a half of Royal Artillery, was dispatched to Perak. under Major- General the Hon. F.
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      573 9 OUR FREE-ENTRY $500 COMPETITION Can You Put A Title To Cash Prizes For Selecting Names A Picture? I From Given List Today The Sunday Times offers a further simple Picture Puzzle Competition in which no entrance fee is required and a cash prize of $500 i» offered. Below will b«
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    483 10 Mr. Chen Kung Po, Minister of Industries in the National Government, who has Just returned to Nanking after a tour of Malaya and neighbouring countries, is reported by the Shanghai correspondent of the Straits Times as having indulged in a lot of wild talk regarding war preparations in
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    STOP PRESS.
    88 10 (Ananias News Factory.) London, Saturday. Am a result of the brilliant victory in the last Test Match, I understand that the selectors have decided to invite the Yorkshire Second Eleven, en bloc, to represent England in the Third Test. The Australians have protested. It is rumoured that the
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    MAKING MONEY FOR THE WORLD.
    2004 10 Microscopic Work At The Mint NOT for many years has the Royal Mint in London .njoyed so interesting a period in which to display Its art and ingenuity as it is having now. A recent order to supply blanks for a new Issue of Bulgarian
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    A PRINCE IN DRAMA OF DIVORCE
    264 11 A PRINCE IN DRAMA OF DIVORCE TILLY LOSCH CASE DRAWS CROWD OF CELEBRITIES rE scene ls Court No. 11. of the Pro- j bate. Divorce, and Admiralty Division, London. A divorce cause celebre holds the attention of the crowded court. So celebrated a cause L it that a few years
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    HOTTER THAN H MARBLE BAR IS TALKING
    167 11 HOTTER THAN H MARBLE BAR IS TALKING The temperature 121 degrees mi the shade recently reported from Multnn (Punjab) is by no means unusual in certain torrid spots. The hottest place in the world, acrordlng to Sir John Kirwan, the President of the Legislative Council of Western Australia, is Garble
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    CHURCH BAN
    135 11 London, Jane 10. The Rev. Lawrence Redfern, the Liverpool Unitarian minister whose preaching in Liverpool Cathedral aroused long controversy, commented in his church yesterday on the recent decision of the Convocation of York, and referred to the future. The decision of Convocation is to the effect that Unitarians
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    FUNERAL OF MR. C.J.H. LOWE
    33 11 Ed at M«Un where he had tone on holiday with Mr£ Lowe The Herd Father E. Belet conducted the serriee. The coflln was droped with a Rotary flaf
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    PRINCE SIGVARD'S HONEYMOON
    57 11 Prince Sigvard of Sweden and his wife, formerly Fraulein Erika Patsek of Berlin, honeymooning at Cannes, on the Riviera, after their London wedding Daring their stay they are reported to have met Kini GasUv of Sweden, a reconciliation taking place. It to interesting to note that girl
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    WOMAN BOOTLEGGER CAUGHT IN POLICE RAID FORTY GALLONS OF LIQUOR FOUND
    475 11 WOMAN BOOTLEGGER CAUGHT IN POLICE RAID FORTY GALLONS OF LIQUOR FOUND COURT NEWS REVENUE officers who raided an attap house erected on the bank of the Singapore River in Kirn Seng Road at 11 o'clock last night, found an illicit liquor still be-in k worked in the bedroom by a
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    A NEW CURE FOR STAMMERING PROBING THE CHILD'S PAST LIFE
    265 11 A NEW CURE FOR STAMMERING PROBING THE CHILD'S PAST LIFE Science has found a new way vo| cure stammering children. ctors who have been investigating the problem for the London County Council have found that the old ways of speech-control are UnSUCCSSSfuI. The new method is to teach stammerers complete
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    CONFERENCE OF BUDDHISTS EDUCATION PROBLEM
    184 11 CONFERENCE OF BUDDHISTS EDUCATION PROBLEM A delegation from Ceylon to attend the Pan- Pacific Second Genera' Conference of the Young Buddhist Association (Japan) to be held in Tokio from July 18 to 23 arrived in Singapore on the s.s. Hakone Mam yesterday afternoon. Originally Sir Baran Jayatilaka. leader of the
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    GREAT AIR RACE PRECAUTIONS
    282 11 GREAT AIR RACE PRECAUTIONS PEARLING LUGGERS ASKED TO HELP (To the Editor of The Sunday Times.) Sir, With reference to your editorial in the Sunday Times on the EnglandAustralia air race, I would point out that very elaborate and careful preparations are in and to provide the maximum of safety
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    SINKIANG FIGHTING RUSSIANS PARTICIPATED IN ATTACK
    58 11 SINKIANG FIGHTING RUSSIANS PARTICIPATED IN ATTACK Simla, Saturday. It is learned that a number of Russians participated in recent fighting in Southern Sinkiang and that the attacking forces had three aeroplanes. The Turki leader, Khojaniaz Hagi is reported to have joined the Chinese. but the warlike Tungans dominating Southern Sinkiang
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    FIRST LOOK AT THE WORLD
    428 11 AT AGE OF 35 SHE sits at a (able in a quiet room at ihe Central London Ophthalmic Hospital staring intently at— a box of matches! She picks up the box. Turns it over. Shakes it. Then slowly she turns calm, questioning eyes to the
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      150 11 j INSURANCE IN FORCE TRIPLED IN 5 YEARS. I .'hi j At the end of 1923. the total 3 g Insurance in Force of the V Asia Life Company was •-•*4.w» At the end of 1928. the total was almost exactly 3 times that (1928) of 1923 $17,267,290 I I
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    ALLEGED "TRAFFIC" IN HONOURS
    932 12 AFFAIRS QF MAUNDY GREGORY MORE was heard of alleged "trafficking in honours," when the affairs of Mr. J. Maundy Gregory, who was adjudicated a bankrupt in May, 1933, were before Mr. Justice Clauson, sitting to hear motions in bankruptcy in the Chancery Division, London. The case
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    THE HOAXERS HOAXED
    381 12 HEADMASTER IN THE KNOW Hoaxers were hoaxed at Bedford School when two old boys staged a "royal visit." They thought they were deceiving everybody, but the head, Mr H. GroseHodge, knew all about it. He allowed it to go on because he knew it would raise more
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    "RIDE HIM, COWGIRL" GREETING TO RODEO STARS
    46 12 Cowgirls on their way to London to appear in Tex Austin's rodeo show. They are paying their own expenses, apart from their liner fare, to compete in the rodeo. Cries of Ride him cowgirl rreeted them at Tilbury docks.
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    WILL CROSS THE ATLANTIC IN A LIFEBOAT
    245 12 TO PROVE 'DAD WAS RIGHT" YOUNG INVENTOR'S DARING PLAN Bideford (N. Devon). An attempt to cross the Atlantic In a ship's lifeboat— believed to be unsinkable- is to be made shortly by a young Inventor who Is building the craft here in the
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    ARMS EXPORTS UP
    105 12 ARMS EXPORTS UP BY £500,000 IN 5 MONTHS pRIVATE manufacturers of arms. armaments, warships and military aeroplanes In Britain have exported more of their products in the first five months of this year than in any similar period for the past ten years. StrilLng evidenct of the growth 'n the
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    LADY EDMEE OWEN
    212 12 CEYLON ESTATE CLAIM £10,000 -he United States Minister to Denmark, the Hon. Ruth Bryan Owen, was the chief plaintiff in an action before Mr. Justice Farwell in the Chancery Division, London. The defendant was Lady Edmee Owen. It was stated thit the H n. Mrs. Owen had
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      132 12 PERAK TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING 1934. FIRST DAY, Saturday. July 7. 1934. SECOND DAY, Wednesday. July 11, 1934. THIRD DAY, Saturday. July 14. 19:4. The Races start at 2.30 p.m. on SATURDAYS. 3.00 p m. on WEDNESDAY. A MEMBERS' $1 SWEEPSTAKE will be held each clay on Races to be
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    BEATTIE TO MEET SMITH FOR ISLAND GOLF TITLE
    1073 13 CRAIK BEATEN AT THE 19TH j T. Smith, holder of the Singapore Island golf title, will defend his title today at Keppel Oolf Club against S. J. Beattie. of the Singapore Oolf Club. He defeated R. Craik in the semi-final yesterday at
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    57 13 The Malacca Chinese Football Club, photographed on the occasion o. their twenty-first anniversary celebration. Prom left to right (seated): Cfcaa Cheng Kiat. E. Chin Teck, Tan Cheng Hock. On* Kirn Pong, Chan Choo Tiong. Dr. Ooi Keng Lok, Tan Soo Lock, Chan Soo Kirn, Kam Soo Hock On* Chin Yam,
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    C.T.A.'S DEFEAT
    211 13 The Ceylon Tamils Association in their match with the Wiltshire* won the toss and went in batting. They collapsed all out for 26. The Wiltshires lost the first two wickets In the same way as their opponents for 2 runs, but Marls and Cremin made a good stay
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    PEARSE CARRIES BAT FOR 84
    625 13 TRIAL MATCH ON PADANG The innings of C. N. Reed's XI. In tine trial match on the SCC. Padang, which started on Friday evening and continued yesterday afternoon was marked by a careful if not exactly brilliant 84 not out by F. P. H. Pearse,
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    SMART FIELDING
    253 13 WILTS "A" DEFEAT THE P.W.D. Smart fielding at the close gave the Wiltshire Regiment's "A" team a victory by 19 rare over the P.W.D. at Tanglin yesterday. The military batsmen faced de SUvas strong bowling in the first innings but they contrived to pile up a total of
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    Around The Clubs
    343 13 Around The Clubs Eighteen members of the Upper Serangqpn Recreation Club attended, in rainy weather, the first Cycling Excursion for 1934. The club took about 5 hours (8.10 am 1.00 p.m.) to cover a distance of 40 or 45 miles. The route was Serantycon Road; Yio Chu Kr.ng Road; Thomson
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    GOVT. SERVICES LEAGUE PLAYER ORDERED OFF
    243 13 GOVT. SERVICES LEAGUE PLAYER ORDERED OFF Surveys 4. Statistics Bankruptcy In a second division Government Services Football League fixture played yester<J«\y at the J.C.S.A. ground before a large crowd consisting of supporters of both teams, the Surveys earned an easy victory of four clear goals without reply In the flrst
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    132 13 Cricket: Inter College Match. Raffles College vs. Medical College, 2nd Day; SCC. vs. Non-Benders, S.C.C.; B.C.C. vg. 8.C.R.C., 8.C.R.C.; Nondescripts vs. A.P.C., A.P.C.; Ceylon S.C. vs, SRC, SRC Wiltshire Regiment Serjeants vs. Corporals. Tanglin. Shooting: S.V.R.A. Spoon Shoot, Bukit TUnah. 230 pm Oolf: Singapore Island Championship Final. Keppel
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    STANDING UP TO LIN DRUM
    273 14  -  CUEMAN By rE news that New Zeatander MoConachy mp le a break of 1,927 against Llndrum in Australia caused a mild sensation In England It must be remembered that this run is better by nearly 400 points than the world's best by Llndrum under baulk-line
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    EVERY MAN A GOOD FIELDER –
    936 14 EVERY MAN A GOOD FIELDER CRICKET AND TENNIS HINTS TONQLAND has recently been very successful in all he* various Test series. This victorious spell follows a time when we used to lose Test games ytar after year. The change has been caused because a new flat has come Into force
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    MODERATE USE OF TRICKS
    865 14 MODERATE USE OF TRICKS YOU must never let your opponent settle down, or get used to everything you can produce against him. One fairly safe way of following this advice is to employ various methods of making the ball spin as you hit it, and so making It get up
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    BIG FIGHT TONIGHT
    165 15 Rivers To Meet Suares Al Rivers, the American boxer, will j meet Arthur Suares in the main event of an attractive programme at the New World Arena tonight This fight should prove very interesting because Suares, who Is a slight favourite, lost to Rivers when they met
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    S.CR.C WIN
    267 15 S.C.R.C WIN ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL'S POOR DISPLAY The S.C.R.C. won overwhelmingly at home yesterday, when they were visited by the Anglo-Chinese School eleven. The Club exceeded the School total of 41, compiled in the first innings, before the fall of their second wicket and thus won by nine wickets, but they
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    UNITEERS
    161 15 BEAT V.M.C.A. BY SIX WICKETS The United Engineers beat the V.MC.A. by 6 wickets. YJtf.CA.— Terruna c W. WHI» b Truby Kit Soon c Mitchel b Willis 1, Gibson b Truby 15. Yong Lin b Willis G. 17. Lyne c Willis W. b Jopp 8. Alex Tan b Truby
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    SWEEPS INCREASE BY 335 PER CENT.
    193 15 SWEEPS INCREASE BY 335 PER CENT. Selangor Turf Club's Big Profit (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 29. An Increase of al >ut 335 per cent in the unlimited sweeps was revealed at th« half-yearly general meeting of the Selangor Turf Club held tonight, Mr. T. H. Menzip<* in
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    IPOH RACES
    424 15 HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY Tile following are the handicaps for the first day, July 7. RACK 1. Horse*. Claw 11. Division 3 (six furs.) Kalau 90. Walt and See 118. Stay Out t.7, Brown Fox 8.7, Diow&re 8.7, Tweedle— dee 8.7, Argent 8.4. Oojlboo 8.2, Frivol 8.0. Wonderful
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    K. L. CRICKET
    67 15 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. There was no cricket In Kuala Lumpur with the exception of one game, the Chinese vs. the Methodist Boys' School, on the Chinese ground. The Chinese, batting first, played breosy cricket, scoring 121, Wong Kum Thong was the highest scorer
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    INDIAN RECREATION CLUB
    53 15 The Indian Recreation Club will meet the Delta Indifn XI in a friendly Soccer match today at the Opium Packing Plant Football Ground, Pasir Pan Jang. The I.R.C. will be chosen from the following Manickam, A. Majid, Krish nan. Olahanathan. Ponniah, Ismail, Ibrahim, Pltchay. Meeraguni, Retnaro and
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    COMMAND BEAT MALACCA 4-0
    1053 16 WEAK GOALKEEPING Malaya Command 4. Malacca 0. A LTHOUGH there was nothing out- standing about the football at An--Bon Road Stadium yesterday after noon the Malaya Command were clearly the superior side and easily defeated Malacca by four goals to nil In Malaya Cup match. Owing
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    FRAMROZ CUP
    451 16 AMAZING BOWLING AT BUKIT TIMAH The annual cricket match for the Framroz cup between Raffles College and the Medical College which was begun yesterday on the Raffles College ground at Bukit Timah produced some extraordinarily good bowling. Alvis, of the Medical College, was unplayable In the first Innings
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    PERAK DEFEAT KEDAH
    401 16 2-1 VICTORY IN MALAYA CUP (Fronr. Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Saturday. Brilliant weather favoured the< Malaya Cup match between Perak and Kedah at Taiping today. A record crowd was present. The British Resident and Raja Muda were among the spectators. Perak kicked off and took the attack.
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    29 16 The Cricket fixture between the Ceylon Sports Club and the Asiatic Petroieum Company's team which was to have been played yesterday at the Balestler Plain was cancelled.
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    HEART ATTACK AFTER SPRINT
    487 16 S.R.C. SPORTS MEETING A. H. Desker, the champion sprinter, had a heart attack after running In the 100 yards at the S.R.C. sports yesterday and took no further part in the meeting. He finished third In the race, the first of the afternoon. Despite this mishap
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    HINDENBURG'S HEALTH
    58 16 Berlin, Saturday. j Uneasiness over the health of Presi- i dent Hlndenburg has been momentari ly allayed by the fact that the famous surgeon. Dr. Sauerbruch. who visited J the aged President at Neudeck, was j sufficiently reassured to return to Berlin. J It is stated, however, that
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    MALAYAN SPORTING NOTES
    729 18 MALAYAN SPORTING NOTES Cup Football— Brothers Lead Opposing Teams— Malacca's "Family Tennis" SINGAPORE had little difficulty In beating Johore in the Malaya Cvp 1 match at Anson Road Stadium on Friday, the final score being nine goals to nil. The visitors were woefully weak at half-back and full back and
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    DIFFICULT TO BEAT DE SOUZAS
    357 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) MALACCA. rw\HE hon. secretary of the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association seems to be having a very trying time getting In entries for this year's tournament. The closing date has been deferred for another week. Entries have been Invited for the championship
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    NEW SHIELD FOR SCHOOL CRICKET
    520 18 (From Jur Own Corresponded > KUALA LUMPLK. WITH the object of encouraging school cricket, Lall Singh and Co.. the sports goods store, are presenting a challenge shield for Inter-school cricket. The arrangements for the tournament are at present in the hands of the Inspector of
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    PENANG'S BRIGHT MALAYA CUP HOPES
    335 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG. PENANG'S Malaya Cup chances hr ye never been brighter and there Li a considerable feeling of confidence among the players that this year will see the Settlement making its first appearance In the final. The reason for this is that
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    LETTER FROM A MAN OF 90
    176 18 About Hi* Rheumatism He asks us to excuse his writing. We do more than that we congratulate him on being able to write at all at his age, especially as he has been suffering from rheumatism. This Is what he says in his letter
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    NEGRI'S VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    223 18 (From Our Own Correspondent). SEREMBAN. ALTHOUGH most of the games in the Negri Sembilan football league have been played and the destiny of tlie trophy has been decided, yet a great deal of soccer is being played at Sereinban now in connection with the inter-departmental league
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    KLANG CRICKET.
    183 18 Anglo-Chinese Fail Against Club. The Klang Club defeated the AngloChinese School on the School padang at cricket on Saturday, by 113 runs. Scores: Anrlo-Chinese School: Abdul Rahirn b Turner 1.1, Che Noh c Halnes b Gomm 4, Sabapathy c Bingham b Gomm 0, Thomas c Mortimer b Gomm
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    33 18 Mr. B. R. Oaudart, the assistant secretary of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club, Is shortly retiring. He has been 38 years in Bangkok, the last 17 In the service of the Sports Club.
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      227 18 OF INTEREST TO RESIDENTS OF MALACCA AND DISTRICT. TTHE Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., have pleasure in announcing the opening on Monday, July 2nd, of their new Branch situated at Newcome Road, Malacca, where has been erected a modern building fitted with all the latest devices for the hygienic handling
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    GREAT TIMES FOR BADMINTON FANS
    1243 19 EXCITING GAMES IN PROSPECT SELANGOR'S JUNIOR RULE CONSEQUENT upon the re-affihation of the Mayflower Badminton Party to the Singapore Badminton Association the Singapore State Team will naturally become very much stronger. The annual Inter-State encounter between the old rivals Selangor and Singapore will, It is
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    BIG DAY FOR JOHORE
    386 19 Friday was a gala day for the Johore jadminton enthusiasts who turned up in full force at the Johore Club to witness fine singles and doubles exhibition games by the Singapore stars, among whom were E. J. Vass, Koh Keng Slang, Yeo Kian Ann and Charlie
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    33 19 Memocrs of the August Badminton Party who gave ex..ioi.um matches at a social gathering of the party. Left to rifht: One Hong Tee, Koh Tian Hock, Soh Kee Thye and Tay Kheng Ann.
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    1259 19 HERE'S NEWS OF YOUR CLUB The Horlicks B.P. will hold their usual monthly committee meeting at the residence of their Mr. Chua Hong Kay, No. 1, Changl Road, 6% milestone, today at 3 p.m. Mr. Chua Hong Kay, Is giving a teaparty on the occasion of the opening of his
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