The Straits Times, 22 July 1934

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    39 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 135. Sunday, July 22nd., 1934. Price 10 cents. 5 A.M. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 135. Sunday, July 22nd., 1934. Price 10 cents.
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    RECORD-BREAKING DAY AT LEEDS
    823 1 Australians' Magnificent Fourth Wicket Stand CENTURIES BY BRADMAN AND PONSFORD WYATT NONPLUSSED RECORD CROWD OF 38,000 SEES TEST Twc records were broken at hveds when the fourth Test match was resumed yesterday. Australia made a record fourth-wicket stand. Both Rradman and Ponsford compiled centuries in achieving
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    83 1 London, Saturday. At Clapton— Essex 198 for 7; against Middlesex. At Manchester. Lancashire 387 for 6 (Iddon 144 not out); against Notts. At Bournemouth. Surrey 419 for 9; against Hants. At Birmingham.— Warwick 336 (Santall 102 retired hurt) Gloucester 1 for 1. At Chesterfield. Worcester 76; Derby 252
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    AN INCIDENT
    154 1 A sensational story was current in Singapore yesterday concerning an incident in which men, said to belong to the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, were involved. The cause of the incident was repsrted to be the fact that some people Jeered at them. Inquiries were made by the Sunday
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    SHANGHAI'S HUGE TRADE
    210 1 Six Months' Imports $336,383,313 Shanghai, Saturday. An indication of the hug<> volume of trade passing through Shanghai is revealed in the Customs figures for the half year Just ended, giving Imports at $336,383,313 and exports $133,315,538. which represents an unfavourable bal- i ance of $203,067,775. Nanking Crisis
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    DAVIS CUP ZONE FINAL AUSTRALIA BEAT U.S. IN SINGLES
    119 1 DAVIS CUP ZONE FINAL AUSTRALIA BEAT U.S. IN SINGLES Wimbledon, Saturday. IN the Davis dp lnter-zone final Crawiord (Australia) jeat Shields (U.S.A.), l. 6—2, 12 10. Crawford was playing magnificently. He secured sevcal aces and preserved immaculate length. He had the American running to rnt. fro on the baseline Shields*
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    FRANKIE WEBER WINS
    42 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Saturday. In the hardest fight of his career Frankie Weber beat Jayaraj on points in twelve three-minuU rounds here tonight. Weber showed himself the more experienced of the two and set fast pace throughout.
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    U.S. UNIVERSITIES BEATEN
    201 1 LONDON ATHLETICS London, Saturday. The outstanding event in the Oxtnrd and Cambridge vs. Princeton and Cornell athletics meeting at the White City today was the mile In which Lovelock (Oxford), the official world record-holder, beat Bonthron (Princeton) by one and a half yards In 4 mm. 15
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    LONDON RUBBER
    71 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 7V6d. (Sellers) 7» 4 d. July-Sept. 7*d. Oct.-Dec. 74d. Jan-Mar. 7*, d. Market tone Steady. SILVER. Spot 2« 5/16 d. Two months 20 7 16d. CROSS RATE. London-New York, 5.04«4. New York-London,
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    'FRISCO STRIKE FINISHED
    126 1 BUT RIOTING IN MINNEAPOLIS 'THE San Francisco strike Is officially at an end. The Union of Waterfront Foremen, says a Reuter cable, have voted by. 1,338 votes to 283 to return to work. The successful handling of the strike Is largely due to public opinion and the
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    $500 MUST BE WON
    258 1 $500 MUST BE WON New Competition Next Sunday In the next issue of The Sundaj Times there will appear details of a new form of competition which ia being introduced as a variation to the picture puzzles. The new contest will be even simpler than the picture puzzles, and to
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    AN APOLOGY
    75 1 On Friday afternoon, we received from Malayan Breweries Ltd., instructions for the insertion in this issue of a full pare advertisement for Tiger Beer. Heavy demands received from other advertisers earlier in the week compelled us to ask Malayan Breweries, Ltd., to agree to their full pare advertisement
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    56 1 Noon. Saturday R.S.S. equal to London Standard Tone of Market Very Dull. Latest Cable per Ib London Spot Sheet 7Ud. New York Spot Sheet (Friday's close) G. cts. 11'... Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 23", 24. (F.O.B.) \M', .'I 1 Undard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers Sellers Aut.-Sept. 25. Oct.-Dec.
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    MAINLY ABOUT MALAYANS
    1195 2  - MAINLY ABOUT MALAYANS THE WANDERER By OY the end of the year Malaya's smart little taxi-cabs will have meters installed. Thus will this coantry achieve another step forward in the march of civilisation A shipment of meters is already on the way out, but only a small shipment, as Universal
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    SINGAPORE SHARE PRICES
    1074 2 YESTERDArS CLOSING QUOTATIONS Bmjwtm j Ampat Tin (4) 6s 4*d 8s M Asua Kumbang (O Hi M f Austral Malay (C) 50s 52* 6d e Ayer Hltant Tin (to) 15« 1* Ayer Weng (ID 2 12* 2.20 J Bangrln Tin Mt M 36« 6d Changkat Tin (t)
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    BOYS' INSURANCE
    84 2 Two Djys at Oook* DM Ml School, Yorks. formed an insurance company. They Issued policies promising monetary reward for school punishment. Briefly, the scheme stated that tor the payment of one penny a week those Insured would receive threepence lor each detention or imposition given by a master.
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      145 2 Our Crossword Puzzle f^^^^ mm ""^Hnr"^^^"^^!/^^^!!^ s BF^r^^^Bra^L^^r^^ iiwarj Li—afeife »i I y 1 fT^fffil K?^^ pj>jggl (CLUES.) ACROSS. m Mt*ud 30. Visionary i SET 2£*r V. Image M WWw k 10. Squeamtah w bkkm. 11. Piah 12. l^ocks 15. Easily broken £tiai bodies Solution Of Last Sunday's 18. Proficient
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    A REAL MALAYAN KING KONG
    2467 3  -  OLDTIMER By Pursued Sakais To Take Their Women The true story of a "King Kong" of the Malayan jangle is iold by "Oldtimer" in the course of a further article below on the primitive Sakai folh. J In the film which is based on Edgar
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    PHOHI HOLLAND
    49 3 Following is today's programme of Phohl-Holland (wavelength 1«.88 M.): 8 p.m. Records. 8.15 Declamation by Jan Musch. 8.30 Merry music. Records. Broadcast by the R. Cath. Broadcasting Association. 10 Records. 10.10 Talk on behalf of the Dutch V.M C.A. by Dr. Q. W. Oberman. 10.25 Dance records.
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    Personal Paragraphs
    149 3 Mr. Sworder, of the Revenue Survey Department, Talplng, and Mrs. Sworder, have sailed (or Home. Mr. Quah Benr Kee has been appointed a member of the Penang Harbour Board for a further three years. Mr. F. C. Smallman, the trainer, has left for Australia with Mrs. Smallman Mr.
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    "Q" 'BUSES
    143 3 Novel ideas are Incorporated In four new omnibuses known as the "Q" type, which are being tested on London and country routes by the London Transport Board. These vehicles. Instead of having their engines fitted at the front, have them midway between the front and back axles. To
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      100 3 TODAY'S B. B. C. PROGRAMME 0.20 a.m. England vs. Australia. An Eye- Witness Account of Play In the Fourth Test Match by Howard Marshall. Relayed from Headlngley Cricket Ground, Leeds. 6.30 Songs and Syncopation. 7.15 Surprise Item. 7.30 The Announcer's Nightmare. 8.0 Interlude. 8.5 The News followed by Topical Talk.
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      130 3 ASK ME ANOTHER. 1. Where j Basutoland? 2. What Is a billot? 3. What Is a raceme? 4. Who are the Hellenes? 5. In what year occurred Cornwallls's surrender at York town 1 Who wrote "Allce-Slt-by aeFlre?" 7. Why Is a baby carriage called a "pram?" 8. What was the
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      28 3 19. Who married "Flore.ce Dombey?" 20. What Is a movable feast? 21. In anatomy, what is the thorscf 22. What Is a quaker gun? Answers la Page 7.
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    ART OF RIDING GAIN THE HORSE'S INTEREST
    1183 4  - ART OF RIDING GAIN THE HORSE'S INTEREST R.H.deS. ONRAET By- Mr. R. Onraet continues below his series of articles on The Horse. IT Is always a good thing to let the horse have frequent periods of rest v.hile being schooled, and if possible now and again to have a day
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    MAKING FRIENDS
    26 4 Princess Elizabeth makes fri.-ndi with one of the horses at the Richmond Hone Show, which she attended with the Duke and Duchess of York.
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    WHEN POULTRY ARE AILING
    285 4 WHEN POULTRY ARE AILING HOW THEY MAY BE TREATED By OUR EXPERT BELOW are further notes on diseases of poultry, which are •special] y prevalent at this season of the year. Diphtheria.— This very serious complaint exhibits the following symptoms: The head may or may not be swollen but if
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    WIDOW'S £300 DAMAGES AGALNST DOCTOR
    864 4 FOUNDER OF A LONDON CHURCH A WIDOW of 52, Mrs. Lucy Matilda Jones, who alleged that she had been seduced under promise of marriage by Dr. Jamej Ebenezer Boon, who is 65, brought an action for alleged breach of promise at Surrey Assizes at Kingston.
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    TOO MANY RIGHTS FOR WOMEN
    712 5 LAW UNFAIR TO HUSBANDS HOPE," remarked the late Mr. Justice McCardie, that the day is not far distant when the vital and far-reaching relationship of husband and wife will receive the attention of Parliament. When that day comes Never was there a harsher critic of
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    FRENCH TROOPS TO WEAR SHORTS
    86 5 FOLLOWING EXAMPLE OF BRITISH ARMY Shanghai. Whi c soldier ssns of France and her Colonies in Algeria, Morocco and Indo- China sweat under torrid skies while wearing knee-breeches, or pantaloons, the French Forces in Shanghai have succumbed to local weather and influences, and have adopted
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    NET PLAY NEEDS DECISION.
    935 6  -  Dorothy Round ART OF THE HALF VOLLEY By /GENERALLY speaking, the method in lawn tennis in order to win a point is, first, to get your opponent on the run so that you control the placing of the ball while he has to run this way
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    THE SMALL POINTS IN BILLIARDS
    537 6  -  CUEMAN By ris the apparent trifles in billiards that make the big breaks possible. The professional always takes care of the trifles and makes the next shot comparatively easy. The spectator who sees a thousand break generally, reviewing it, comes to the conclusion that it
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    POINTS CRICKET CAPTAINS HAVE TO WATCH
    864 6  -  Phil Mead By MANY famous teams, both In tests and county games, hi the past few years, have won or lost whole series of matches very largely because of the ability of their taptains. this happens in first-class cricket, it must happen far more
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    INTIMATE BOOK ON MALAYA
    1930 7 MR. ROLAND BRADDELL'S FINE STUDY THE DRAWBACKS OF BRITISH CONSERVATISM Mr. r. aland Bradd&lj new book, "The Lights of Slngapte", has just been issued by Methuen Co., Ltd., London, and being distributed in Malaya through Kelly Walsh, Ltd., the local price being $3.50. It is expected
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    AMONG THE NEW NOVELS
    402 7 VIVID STORY OF PLAGUE COCKNEY HUMOUR The Chemical Baby. By J. Storer Ctoostan. Mrs. 'Arris Carries On. By C. B. Poatteney. Plague Panic. By Sid. G. Hedges. Jenkins Cotonial Literary. rriHE "blurb" describes Mr. Clouston's latest essay in humour as a piece of exquisite absurdity." Certainly
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    LOGARITHMS MADE EASY
    478 7 MALACCA AUTHOR EXPLAINS Loc&rithms— Numerical and Graphical. By N. R. Ccrke, A.MILL Gee ami Co., 6 Klrby Street, London. E.C.I. to. fid. Ttfß. N. R. Corke was, we believe, at ■"1 one time manager of the engineering department of Messrs. Paterson Simons and Is at present engaged
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    THE ANSWERS.
    119 7 1. South Africa. 2. Bullion in mass or bar. 3. A flower cluster. 4. The Greeks. 5. 1781. 6. Sir James Barrie. 7. The word is a shortened form of perambulator. 8. That the earth was the BBattS and the rest of the nianets moved about it. t.
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    SEEN IN SINGAPORE
    595 8 "CUSHIONS of 1934" both on the screen and stage was the double attraction at the Capitol last week. The stage show, organised in cooperation with Robinson *and Co., opened with the appearance of a bridal group. The bride (.Mrs J. Elton) wore a long slim gown ot
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    GOLD CUP FASHION PARADE
    969 8 London. GOLD Cup day at Ascot was not quite so brilliant as usual. The Royal procession to the course was abandoned, and the King and Queen with their guests, arrived by car. The rain, however, did not diminish the attendance much, or prevent the dresses from
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    She Keeps Young this Way
    930 8 She Keeps Young this Way An American Woman tells HER BEAUTY SECRET rpHE other day (writes Joan Beringer A In the "Daily Mail") I lunched In company with an American woman whose beauty, despite her admitted fifty-odd years, is still a triumph on two continents. She was, of course, tremendously
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    WIN OR LOSE
    219 8 Keep your nead. Don't go wild with delight, or mad with disappointment. Hold out your ha-id to your opponent. Don't forget the vanquished in the excitement of the moment, or turn your back on the victor in your anguish. Don't think that the end has been reached.
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    LUSTROUS WINDOWS
    40 8 A lump of starch dissolved in the water when cleaning windows will keep the glass lustrous. It is more effective than whitening, and dors not make the glass look dull when expos ?d to frequent showers of rain.
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      41 8 RENE ULLMANN (MILLINERY DEPARTMENT) The latest shipment which has just arrived includes lovely morning, afternoon and evening GOWNS at very attractive prices. Also new summer HATS NOVELTIES ORNAMENTS— EARRINGS FANCY JEWELLERIES E VER YTHING QVI TE DIFFERENT. RENE ULLMANN Capitol Building.
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      94 8 Invites you to view a Special Selection of Gowns for all occasions which she has personally chosen in London for her Singapore Clientele ARRIVED ON SATURDAY 21st Tel, 4974. Nikko House, 1O Battery Road. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT AURELIA'S 12-A STAMFORD ROAD. CAPITOL BUILDING. HATS DRESSES NOVELTIES THE ONLY PLACE
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    HINTS ON BRIDGE
    525 9  -  ELY CULBERTSON i— By THE COME-ON CARD When your partner plays high card to your lead to a trick, it does not necessarily follow that it is an encouraging card. It may be the lowest card be holds in the suit. The habit of tt>H"g the play
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    MORE FOR JUDGES
    107 9 A tot. l sum of £16.900 will be restored to the British Supreme Court judges by the Act which comes into force on Sunday. This sum represents one-half of the 20 per cent, cat made to their salaries by the economy legislation of 1931. The proportion restored
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      633 9 OUR FREE-ENTRY $500 COMPETITION Can You Put A Title To Cash Prizes For Selecting Names A Picture? 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 is offered. Below win he found
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      3 9 HUNGRY? TIGER BEER
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    514 10 Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau, the new Con-sul-General for China at Singapore, is a man who does not hesitate to talk bluntly to his fellow countrymen. His whole-hearted work for the furtherance of the interests of China has not blinded him to the shortcomings of his own country
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    THE ASSERTIONS OF ft f/^^Uft*
    1186 10 THE ASSERTIONS OF ft f/^^Uft* My friend Glxcyszkifph, the artist, has done his best to help me out again this week, but he's been and gorn and done it all the wrong shape. I can't push him in as a headpiece he'll have to do duty as a footstool. Hiznibz
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    PAID-FOR JOKE.
    15 10 There ain't one this week. Nothin' fanny enough. How droll the nun is
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    MUDDLED MUSINGS
    714 10  -  PAT PERMANG By rail happened through a can of strawberries or prhaps it would be more correct to say through the lack of a can of strawberries. It may be that the path to heaven is strewn with strawberries but the highway to hell is hedged with raspberries.
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    AN AERODROME EVERY FIFTY MILES
    935 11 Air Chief Reveals Malaya's Flying Future In Exclusive Talk CHAIN OF LANDING GROUNDS ON THE WEST NEW SITE TO BE CHOSEN AT KUALA LUMPUR "Good Profits Await Promoters" pLANS for making Malaya the most active aerial centre in the British Colonial Empire were discussed by
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    HOME TO THE EAST
    390 11 HOME TO THE EAST NEW MINISTER TO SIAM SIR JOSIAH CROSBY "EAGER TO LE\RN" HTO me. returning to the East is like coming home again,'' said Sir Josiah Crosby, who will shortly take up another spell of duty in Siam, a country in which he spent many yean when he
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    THEATRICAL GARDEN PARTY
    26 11 One of the costumes seen at the Theatrical Garden Tarty held at the Royal Botanical Gardens, London, in aid of the Actors' Orphanage.
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    YACHT MYSTERY SOLVED
    175 11 AN UNDISCOVERED ROCK London. July 9. The mystery of the loss of Lord Moyne's yacht Roussalka In Ktllary Bay, County Galway, on August 25 last, has been solved. Admiralty Notice to Mariners, No. 952, directs the correction of charts to show a previously undiscovered rock lat a
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    SCHOOL CRICKET
    170 11 Scores ca the match between the Singapore English School cricket XI and the Victoria Bridge Scho >1 cricket XI at Ballestier Road yesterday were: V.B.S. First Innings.-Poh Wan b W. R. Bartles 3; M. Singh b J. Pierre 1; Rajagopal b W. R. Bartles 0; Dollah b W.
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    ALBERTA PREMIER WINS
    187 11 JURY'S VERDICT REJECTED GIRL NOT MADE ILL Edmonton (Alberta). MR Justice Ives, the Judge in the case brought by Miss Vivian Mac- j mlllan, a former Government typist, against Mr. Brownlce, Premier of Alberta, charging him with seduction and enticement, has rejected the ]ury\ verdict awarding Miss
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    49 11 When General Weyrand, Commander-in-chief of the French Army, paid a visit to Tidworth Camp, on Salisbury Plain, as the guest of the 11th Hussars, a special display of tanks was riven for his benefit. General Weyrand is seen on a tank which led a tank battalion across the plain.
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    TEACHERS IN LOVE DRAMAS
    196 11 Can ion. The killing of a local school principal In most tragic circumstances has been brought to light in a murder trial of a young, unmarried, expectant mother. The woman facing the charge is alleged to have slain Tsal Yu-chi. her teacher-lover, by pouring acicr Into
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    LONDON'S BEAUTIFUL GIRLS
    27 12 Some of thr entrants in a competition held at the Blue Hall Cinema, Islington, to find the most beautiful bathing girls in North London.
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    DUKE'S SON CALLED 'GANGSTER'
    333 12 DUKE'S SON CALLED 'GANGSTER' M. P. ATTACKS HIM ON OIL BILL London. AN attack on the Marquess of Hartinrfton, heir of the Duke of Devonshire, for opposing the Bill that nationalises petroleum deposits, was made in the House of Commons by Mr. Tom Smith (Lab., Norman ton). Mr. Smith said
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    224 12 In the above picture, 21 penal offences under the new German street traffic regulations are shown 1. Drivinr atone the Inn rails. 2. Hanging on to other vehicles. S. Stopping in front of Main entrances and exits. 4. Trans turning without showing direction signals (not operative until January, 1935). 5.
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    470 12 A REALLY MODERN CAR Today (writes a correspondent) I have had a new thrill a drive In the most modern road vehicle th- world has ever seen. No less than £250,000 of experiment has gone Into the making of the car. the Chrysler Airflow. One has
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    MYSTERY OF SIGNATURE ON PROMISSORY NOTE
    1333 12 NEWS FROM THE COURTS DOCUMENT IN GLASS FRAME TTHE Deputy Public Prosecutor and various police officials were called as witnesses in the third magistrate's court yesterday, to give evidence at the continuation of the preliminary inquiry, before Mr. J. M. Brander, into allegations against
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    EUROPEANS vs. THE REST PENANG CRICKET
    152 13 EUROPEANS vs. THE REST PENANG CRICKET (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. The annual Europeans vs. The Rest cricket match for the De Silva Trophy started here today. The Rest won the toss. The scores were: TIIE REST— First Innings. Williams b Sanders 1 Tan Ah Ec run out 13
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    DUTCH SUCCESSES IN YACHT RACE
    1312 13 BUT SINGAPORE BOAT COMES IN FIRST GOOD PERFORMANCE IN TRICKY TIDE yilK Koninklijke Batavlasche Jacht Club won the first of three races in the 1934 Interpsrt Challenge Cup series yesterday, beating the Royal Singapore Yacht Club by 12 points to Hi at Singapore. The Dutch
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    3793 14  -  WILLIAM J. ELLIOTT- A Tale Told At A Thames-Side Coffee Stall By "POR some reason or other I was reminded of the Ancient Ma riner. He had, if you get me that sort of look in his eye. For the rest, he was long, lean, ragged, wretched, cadaverous
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      394 15 v irvsil it n ■It TKE FIRST MOTOR CAR ™BBf K^^ a>incc Tnt invcnnon or me AUTonof3iLr f iiJ*7NN iHH/IdA yyfu\ V\\\ On tne tenth anniversary of the Chrysler Motor Car, Bb* !"r//fvll linf/4A.t VnWi Chrysler announces a new series that are even more Pm W'/mI IlllZyy^ outstanding today than
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    RHEUMATISM GOES WITH EXCESS FAT
    176 16  -  Kruschen. Both Banished By When one realises that the cause of overweight Is closely associated with the cause of rheumatism, it is easy to understand how it is that the two troubles can so easily be overcome by the same remedy. The experiences told In
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    SINGAPORE FOR FINAL OF THE MALAYA CUP DRAW WITH COMMAND
    1069 16 SINGAPORE FOR FINAL OF THE MALAYA CUP DRAW WITH COMMAND AFTER MILITARY LED BY TWO GOALS AT INTERVAL Singapore 2. Malaya Command 2. A FTER one of the most gruelling games they have ever had in the Malaya Cup competition Singapore drew with the Malaya Command at Anson Road Stadium
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    MATCHES CANCELLED
    38 16 Rain -sodden pitches made play Impossible in the following cricket "■atches arranged for yesterday:— B.C.C. vs. Raffles Institution. Combined Colleges vs. SRC. V.M.C.A. vs. Nondescripts. 6t Joseph's Institution vs. P.W-D. B.C.R.C. vs. SRC. Wiltshires vs. A.P.C.
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      157 16 B«^^H^"7 I ll mm Cream and Lotion are two unrivalled preparations lor beautifying your complexion. They retain your youth, prevent and remove wrinkles. Dixor products are recommended In leading French scientific and medical Journals. Stockists MEDICAL OFFICE, Singapore. GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO, 2? 5, South Bridge Road, Singapore (Optician Mr.
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      75 16 TODAY'S SPORT Sunday. July 22. Football: Government League. First Division, Medicals ts. P.W.D.. J.C.S.A.; Malays Cu|>, Darul Bahar vs. Darul Khair. Jalaii 3f ar Stadium. Cricket: S.C.C. Tournament, Etceteras vs. Merchants. S.C.C Nondesc i'>ts vs. RAP.. McNalr Road: Ceylon S.C. 2nd vs. Wiltshires. Balestler Road: Wlltshlrts vs. Khblsa Association. Tanglin.
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN RUNNERS UP IN MALAYA CUP SOUTHERN SECTION
    474 17 2-1 Win Over Johore MANY MISSED CHANCES By defeating Johore by two goals to one, Neffri Sembilan finish as runners-up to Singapore in the Southern section of the Malaya Cup competition. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. IN the Malaya Cup
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    INDIANS' FINE RECOVERY K. L. CRICKET
    162 17 INDIANS' FINE RECOVERY K. L. CRICKET (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The feature of the -aicket match today between the V.M.C.A. and th? Indians was the brilliant recovery of the Indians after the first six wickets I had collapsed for 39 runs. Batting first, on the V.M.C.A. ground,
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    AROUND THE CLUBS U.S.R.C. CYCLING EXCURSION
    946 17 AROUND THE CLUBS U.S.R.C. CYCLING EXCURSION The Upper Serangoon Recreation Club third cycling excursion will be held on Sunday when a tour of West Coast roads will be made. Those Interested will meet at 7 either at Rumah Mlskin or Serangoon Junction (Pay* Lebar). The U.S.R.C. soccer team to play
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    COLONY POLICEMEN'S SPORTS
    578 17 DEPOT WINS INTER-CONTINGENT CHAMPIONSHIP The annual athletic sports meeting of the Straits Settlements Police was held yesterday at the Police Depot, Thomson Road. The weather conditions, unfortunately, proved unfavourable, the heavy shower earlier In the day rendering the ground soft while pools of water collected In different
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    MALAYAN SPORTING NOTES
    2223 18 Singapore's First Title Fight Nerves Mar Championship Tennis Selangor Football Honours A RETURN contest between Al Rivers and Arthur Suares has been approved by the Boxing Boai «i of Control and will take place in Singapore on Aug. 4. The fight will be the first official championship
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    S.C.R.C. PING-PONG.
    92 18 The following are this week's ties in the S.C.R.C. ping-pong tournament —Championship, Monday (5 p.m.)— Low Huck Leng vs. I. Hoahlng. B. Handicap Tuesday (5 pjn.i— Koh Choon Hong vs. I. Hoahing, Poon Lip vs. Kelly Quah, Chow Tat vs. Winner of Slong Teng vs. Hock Liat. and
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    PENANG BADMINTON TOURNAMENT STARTS TODAY
    1275 19 SELANGOR INTER— SCHOOLS SURPRISE KON LEONG HANDICAPPED BY INJURY RECEIVED AT FOOTBALL rE opening matches in the 1934 Penang open tournaments, organised under the auspices of the Penang Badminton Association, are being played at the Volunteers' Drill Hall today, cor/nenclng at 9.30 a.m. Twenty entries
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    SINGAPORE TITLES
    602 19 SINGAPORE TITLES The Singapore badminton championship Junior singles games were the best seen during the current season, and at times play reached a very high standard indeed. Three out of the four games played went to ihn "rubber" and the game between Tay Swee Heng and George Chen was the
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    KUANTAN CRICKET.
    177 19 Govt. English School Defeat The Rest. (From Our Own Correspondent Kuantan. July 16. In a cricket match played here on Sunday the Kuantan Government English School beat the Rest by 45 runs. Scores: Government English School: Liew Him Wai b James 4, George Lawther b V. Rasiah 0,
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    58 19 The following have been Invited to play association football for a "B" XI vs. a Dutch XI on Monday, July 23, at 5.5 p.m. at S.C.C.:— J. Philip; J. R. McDougall and A. P. Craigie; D. Alexander, A. Buchanan and C Q. Starkey; W. Hannay. T. M McLachlan, W. D.
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    S.R.A. CLASSIFICATIONS.
    115 19 The following are the latest amendments to the Straits Racing Association. Classification of horses and ponies: Hones. Transfers— Ledger Line from Class 2 to Class 1: Anticur, Gold Joy and Rico from Claas 1 to Class 2: Gold Star, Oolong, Tiburon, Wlnfleld and Wonderful from Class 2 to
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    59 19 The following have been invited to play Association football for SC C vs. RAF. 2nd XI on Tuesday, July 24, at S.C.C. (2nd Division League) T. O. Lash mar; R. V. Welch, and P, D. Cork, O. J. Merrineld, J. Crichton, and R. Davidson; S. Webb, Dr. J. W. Winchester.
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    HERE'S NEWS OF YOUR CLUB
    1732 19 The National B. P. defeated the Henderson A. P. at the latter's court in a return friendly match of badminton by 4 games to 2. Scores (National B. P. players mentioned first): Sinrles. Lim Cheng Kwee beat Chan Kee Lim 15—6. 15—7; Soong Cheng Hsing
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    A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR MALAYA CUP FOOTBALL:
    95 20 M. RENE ROBIN, the Governor- General of French Indo-Chlna, who passed through Singapore on the D'Artagnan, visits the French Consul, M. Ballereau. SINGAPORE, by drawing with fM Malaya Command yesterday, enter th final of the Malaya Cup. The Command goalkeeper is seen makin; a
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