The Straits Times, 26 May 1935

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    40 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 179. Sunday* May 26, 1935. Price 10 cents 5 A. M. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 179. Sunday, May 26, 1935. Price 10 cents
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    FRENCH GENERAL SEES SINGAPORE DEFENCES
    203 1 FRENCH GENERAL SEES SINGAPORE DEFENCES 'A LIGHTNING tour of Singapore's defences was made by General Mom-hit during the few hours in which the French steamer Athos II VM in port yesterday morning. General Mnuchet is relieving General Vidon in command of the Southern Division of the French Army in Cochin-China
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    LONDON RUBBER
    72 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Saturday. RUBBER (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson Spot Buyers) 6 l/16d. (Sellers) 6> N d. June 6 7 16d. July-Sept. 6 11 16 d. Oct.-Dec. 6'_ d. Market Steady. SILVER Spot 3:i<«d. Forward 34d. CROSS RATE London-New York, 4.97. New York-London,
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    79 1 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases. (F. 0.8.) Jam 20',. 20*« Good F.A.Q. in cases. (F. 0.8.) June 19 15/16 2« 1/16 No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose, awardable Spore) 20« H '0 s June 20* k MC, July-Sept. T. 21<4
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    Sea Belle II's Career
    218 1 CHARTERED FOR A HONEYMOON TRIP THE Sea Belle II, the too expensive yacht," will enter into the third phase of its career within the next two weeks. Governors' yacht for five years, the Sea Belle II then became an R.N.V.R training ship and now it is
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    MILLIONS OF UNWANTED MONEY IN MALAYA
    378 1 INVESTMENT FUNDS AWAITING OUTLET High Prices: Low Yields SHORTAGE OF "TRUSTEE" SECURITIES JUOBODY wants your money! That is not a flight of fancy, but a cold fact which can be confirmed by your banker or your broker. The small depositor, once doubly welcome within
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    CIVIL SERVICE TRIALS
    141 1 LIKE ARMY COURTS MARTIAL Civil Servants against whom serious complaints are made will in future be dealt with by new procedure resembling an Army court-martial. This innovation follows the recommendations of the Royal Commission of 1931. Mr. W. J. Brown, secretary of the Civil Service Clerical Association,
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    HARBOUR FIRE
    54 1 A tongkang belonging to the Coastal I Trading Co., an Indian lighterage firm, laden with copra and tied alongside Godown 4 at Telok Ayer Wharf, caught fire last night. Two engines of the Central Fire Station went to the scene, and found the flames rising to a height
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    CHINA'S FOREIGN TRADE.
    61 1 Shanghai, Saturday. An appreciable fall in China's Imports and a steady increase in her exports is shown by foreign trade figures for the first four months of this year given by the Customs. Imports for the four months totalled $357,796,813, a $30,809,368 decrease compared with the corresponding
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    Duchess Of Kent Expecting A Happy Event
    43 1 Duchess Of Kent Expecting A Happy Event (From Our Own Correspondent.) LONDON, SATURDAY. AM INFORMED ON HIGH AUTHORITY THAT THE DUCHESS OF KENT, WHO AS PRINCESS MARINA OF GREECE WAS MARRIED ON NOV. 29 LAST YEAR, IS EXPECTING A HAPrY EVENT IN SEPTEMBER.
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    What The Women Wore At The Races
    351 1 (By Our Woman Correspondent.) jgRILLIANT weather marked the termination of the sevent'.i day of the race meeting of the Singapore Turf Club. One of the most striking and much admired picture frocks was one of powder blue worn by Miss Dulcie Red fearn.
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    20 1 The Church of St. Philomena, Tampin. to br blessed and dedicated by the Bishop of Malacca on Sunday, June 2.
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    Assaulted One-Legged Chinese
    141 1 Assaulted One-Legged Chinese (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Saturday. Mr. J. B. Weiss, first magistrate. Johore Bahru, today delivered judgment in the case in which John Tolmie. Superintendent of the Customs Preventive Branch, Johore Bahru, was charged with having assaulted a onelegged Chinese named Then Ngee Chan. This case
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    BIG DINNER PARTY
    86 1 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. A dinner was given by Mr. A. R. Abdullah. Senior Gaoler. Alor Star. last Sunday on the occasion of the marriage of his eldest daughter. Miss j Wan Chik. to Mr. Hussein bin Hajl All, of Bukit Plnang. Among those present
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    DOCTORS REPLY TO MEDICAL COLLEGE CRITICISM
    291 1 "J*WO leading Asiatic doctors in Singapore replied yesterday t:i Professor J. Smith's eve-of-retirement criticisms of the King Edward VII College of Medicine. In an interview last week Professor Smith, who has been Senior Professor of Surgery at the College for the past ten years,
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      15 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Grea Britain.; H«*d Office (or Malar SINGAPORE.
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    ALMOST IN CONFIDENCE
    1640 2 By The Marquess Of Donegall London, May 5 I AST Thursday's debate on Forciern Policy in the House of Commons was a momentous turning point. Sitting aloof, one is in a good position to judge the temper of the House and to try to sort out the
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      519 2 ELlWa^j I "VI I EL aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK^""-^ Are YOUR SYMPTOMS HERE? VALUE ECONOMY SIMPLICITY Tumblers-eight tiffin tm t£fe- 1 *> F^Y«^^aaaaaaaSSiS^V^SS?^^^aa^^^ YELLOW INDIGESTION Those WfcTcaitt K#3»flPir S^vS^^W EMERALD M */M should try Yeast-Vite" MUIH C H 9 CICCD tXTtjWKt'lFr&n Co^S»aBBBBBBBBBBBBB»^ tmLRALU I jf| WM^^k INSTANTLY. In a few will find a
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  • In England Now
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      The Meare At Sunset, Thorpeness.
      108 3 £^AST Anglia is probably that part of England least changed by time. The beauties of Norfolk and Suffolk remain free from the industrialism that has covered so much of the English countryside. The picture above shows the Meare at Thorpeness, a children's paradise. Thorpeness has
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      594 3 WOKINGHAM BERKS. (One Hour from Hyde Park Cornel Excellent Bus and Train Service*. THE ©It) IRose 3\w offers a most comfortable home and makes an ideal Headquarters when on leave. Under the personal supervision of GEORGE GOLDSACK. Write to the Sunday Times for illustrated Brochure. DRIVING LESSONS by experienced instructors
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      399 3 A CAR FOR LEAVE YOUR fc fci a^m W is. Guaranteed Cars supplied with Guaranteed REPURCHASE Price. 2M In stock, including all New Makes. Special Facilities. World -wide references. Write full requirements and toe xdll quote you by return mail, or call on arrival it DEN MANS 132. LniJtcn. London.
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      289 3 LONDON. TWO RESIDENTIAL HOTELS. Highly recommended ior Overseas Visitors and families home on leave Unsurpassed for Comfort. Cuisine Bervtce. Homeliness. GRANTLEIGH HOTEL, INVERNESS TERRACE. HYDE PARK London's Mo«t Modern Residential Hotel, Lift, H. A C. water, gas fire and telephone In every bedroom. Central Heating. Inc'usive terms from 3' 2
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      192 3 Our Crossword Puzzle ST~ 5™ IT" r~ *> I |7 p 9 Il| io "BZBZBZB!LBZB"B~" 5T ll 27 NOTE:— Figures in parentheses denote the number or letters In the words required. (CLUES.) 1 Pete da,. 28. Eyot (5) 5. SUfls (6) 27 A^c««» native village <»). 9. Inattentively (8) 10.
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    SCREENLAND SECRETS
    413 4  - SCREENLAND SECRETS JOHN HOLT OY WERY amusing, the advertisement Bob Riskin's folks placed in the Hollywood Reporter the morning after when he turned up missing LOST Robert Riskin. A writer from our house Monday night. When last seen, he was carrying a prettr package catch on' A substantial reward will
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    BILLIARDS : Joe Davis Still Snooker Champion
    527 4  - BILLIARDS Joe Davis Still Snooker Champion Cueman By ONE of the common fallacies about games on the billiards table is that they are not played in the summer. That is all wrong, particularly in relation to the British Isles. There billiards is played all the year round, not, mark you,
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    Diseased Birds Must Be Kept Out Of Malaya
    862 4 Diseased Birds Must Be Kept Out Of Malaya POULTRY NOTES By Our Expert IN a contemporary this week an editorial notice suggested that the time is not ripe for eggs and poultry from Asiatic ports to be prohibited as in the case of Ceylon. I would say myself that the
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      340 4 FOR ALL! £10 a month certain I What married man would not fc^l easier in mind if he knew that he would leave behind him that much provision at least until the family has grown up A PRUDENTIAL "HERITAGE" ENDOWMENT POLICY PROVIDES AT DEATH BEFORE ATTAINING THE AGE OF 50
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      97 4 X^^\ VICTOR /^Wj"IVIAGIC BRAIN" OBKATKST. SUPER, GIGANTIC. EXCLUSIVE, MABVELLOV7B, AMAZING, ST ASHING AND IN F/CT ~fM ALL. THE BUIYKLATTVEB CAN BE APPLIED TO -XsS'A fe?s-Js| f* DESCRIBE THE RCA VICTOB RADIO IN3TRU- nirkfffß»| *I||- MENTS. BUT AFTER ALL THE PROOF 18 IN A HAyM^ l\ TEST— AND THE BEST TEST
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      216 4 Learn POULTRY By Correspondence. FEE $15/- ONLY. Apply for Prospectus with 10 cts. stamps. BEN6AL POULTRY COLLEGE. No. 8, Raffles Chambers, SINGAPORE. BONE MEAL. Fertilizer lor Prult Trees, Flower Gardena, Vegetables, Paddj. Sugar Cane. Potatoes. Tea, Coffee. Pepper »nd Cocoanut plantations, etc., etc »er ton F.O.R E. Spore. Krtrmct of
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    How Chinese Theatre Is Becoming Modernised
    798 5 How Chinese Theatre Is Becoming Modernised AS is well-known to tfcose who have lived in this country for a number of years, the Chinese are very fond of theatrical representations. Although China had her music and singing as early as four thousand years ago when they lived only on the
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      506 5 Soothed and Relieved. Do yoar feet get hot and swollen do they seem to be on fire at times? If they do, thenyou need a Radox footbath— the certain remedy for all foot troubles. Read the following letter from a regular user of Radox Bath Salts "It gives me the
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      653 5 HOME ,o^eo .00. TIME THE"~BENNETT COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD. OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS Daar Sir or Madam, When your children first arrive 1 they brought with them a wonderful lot of •nnthine. Later, you becama proud of tH« intellif ence they displayed, but, still later, you became anxious a* to what would
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    "Write Me A Singapore Story"
    2327 6 The Editor Said And These Are The Stories He Wrote THE editor of a popular journal somewhere in England pressed a bell stop on hie desk and almost immediately a scribe appeared before him. I want you to write me a snappy story with a
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      166 6 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL CELEBRITY TOUR TONIGHT AT 9.30 P.M. FAREWELL RECITAL BY ARTHUR RUBINSTEIN THE WORLD FAMOUS PIANIST. Booking at the Theatre. 11 to 1 p.m. and from 5.30 p.m. onwards. PRICES $3, $2, $1. PARIS GARTERS NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU Yomr GuarmnUi Made of the famous extra long
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      42 6 \V \^BsH I M Whtai the ultimate has been done to make a funeral service the perfect tribute you wish It to be you will experience a genuine comfort. Our trained staff attends to all details. SINGAPORE CASKET COMPANY PENHAS ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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      413 6 HIS LUMBAGO HAS GONE FOR GOOD A Sailor Find* That Kruschen Keeps Him Free Four years ago this sailor had ar. at;:, lumbago. Kruschen put him right again and has kept him right ever since Four years ago," he writes, I was troubled with lumbago intermittently, and tried several remedies,
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  • Readers' Stories of the Uncanny
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      "Felt My Hand Was Palsied"
      200 7 "Felt My Hand Was Palsied" COME years ago when I was in Tapah, I was returning home about midnight when I met a figure in white trousers and green shirt exactly like one of my friends. When I saw this apparition I called out to him, Hullo. Muthu, where to,
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      Two Teeth Were Knocked Out
      239 7 Two Teeth Were Knocked Out /}NE night I was walking home about midnight. There was perfect silence everywhere. Suddenly near a tree I saw a strange luminous figure, looking somewhat like a human being, but having no legs; in fact It consisted of a trunk, two hands, a head, and
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      Given Courage.
      164 7 IT was when I was a school boy. I was very sick. The doctors shook their heads. As for myself I had only a vague idea of what was going on. I had not eaten any food for a long time. I could see my people going about
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      Hanged Man Remains Unmarked
      503 7 "TWELVE years ago I was on night duty in charge of the Criminal Prison at Kuala Lumpur. At 6.45 that evening a batch of prisoners arrived, one of whom w*as a very young and cheerful Malay, who that day had been sentenced to death for murder.
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      Have You Sent Your Story?
      114 7 Readers are invited to write articles of not more than 500 words on their experiences in Malaya, Java. Borneo or Siam of ghosts, witches, pontianaks or any other strange apparition or manifestation. A prize of $10 will be awarded each week to the sender of
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      Levitation In A Hospital
      366 7 Levitation In A Hospital MANY curious things and incidents are seen and experienced by dressers when they are on night duty. I was In charge of a ward which was situated near the mortuary and there was one bed which faced this. This particular bed seems to have a very
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      Spirit With Loud Laugh
      175 7 Spirit With Loud Laugh CLOSE friend of mine having committed suicide in his house, it was rumoured that on the seventh night after his death his spirit would return. Accordingly on the seventh night I stayed with another disbeliever in ghosts in the house. As soon as it had struck
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      Cow That Changed Into A Big Man
      89 7 JT was on a dark night while returning home that I met a cow on the road. Slowly the cow changed in size until it became a big man. When I saw the big man I could not move because I was so
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      Fire Burning All Over Him
      330 7 Fire Burning All Over Him JblY uncle was living a very bad life. My aged father would call upon him and beg him to turn over a new leaf, but all to no purpose. On the night he died there was a big storm accompanied by thunder and lightning. There
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      Phantom Violin
      141 7 I SUPPOSE it was between the hour of one and two, when I awoke to find myself confronted by the strangest sight any man could possibly imagine. Floating across the room were a violin and a bow. neither of which was supported by any visible agency whatever. I
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      Red Light In Tree
      239 7 Red Light In Tree QNE night in December some years ago I was on my way liome across lanes and fields. The further I went the more nervous I j became for I was told that a certain I tree which I had to pa^s \va.. haunted. When I reached
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      Boy Grows To Thirty Feet
      189 7 Boy Grows To Thirty Feet QNE night in the year 1908 when I was on my way home I saw a black dog and thinking it was mine tried to follow him. To my horror I found that I was In a great forest and the dog that I was
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      40 7 There is no secret, my dear just serve these deliciously crisp and oven fresh ARNOJT'S "Li A f\ I f"" CN^ MAI/ I- I f^w B a^M *f ayr v*~* v^ <: ffil Br^SS* V t IS? v —"1 MASTER S
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      115 7 THE CLOVER FLOWERSHOP Cordially invite you to visit them on their Grand Opening Saturday, 8 June 1935. AT 12 -A CAPITOL BLDG. IMPORTED ALSATIAN AT STUD, Husso von Buckentamp Member of the German Sheep Dog CWb SZ No *****8 by BIIU von tier Heldrltterturg SZ No. *****3 P.H. out of
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      91 7 ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL WEEK MAY 27th to JUNE 6th, 1935 May 27th. Cinema Programme at Capitol. (BY COURTESY OF AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD) WHEN WILL BE SHOWN "LILIES OF THE FIELD" (A BRITISH PRODUCTION) A MICKEY MOUSE" OTHER SELECTED SHORTS June sth. Flag Day. June 6th A Special Dance at
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    CONTRACT:
    546 8  -  Ely Culbertson By IT has been brought to my attention that many players would appreciate the code of contract bridge laws more fully if outlined in simple words and collated. The rules on lea ling and playing are fairly simple. When declarer releases a card from his own hand
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    14 8 A cigarette seller who doe* her home mending In the street Straits Times photograph.
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    SITTING ON THE FENCE
    899 8  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By IN a frantic effort to attract foreign visitors, the Austrian Government has given its blessing to a tourist pamphlet written mostly in rhyme and translated into five languages. Here Is the English version in which the railway conductor is supposed to •ay: "By
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    MISS K. T. YONG
    67 8 Hospital Matron Receives Jubilee Medal Klang, Saturday. Miss K. T. Yong, the matron of the Chinese Maternity Hospital here, received a parcel and a letter "On Government Service." On opening the former she found to her amazement that it contained a Jubilee Medal. The letter from
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    HOBBIES LEAGUE
    138 8 Hobby movements of other cauntries have incited a group of young people from various parts of Malaya to organise the Hobbies International Correspondence League for Students, with Mr. Charles F. S. Tham. of Ipoh, as director. The main objects of this League are to encourage the practice of
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    PEIPING LOVE DRAMA
    126 8 Peiping. The procurator of the Peiping District Court has decided to lodge an appeal against the sentence of twelve years' Imprisonment passed by the local court on Miss Liu Ching-wei for the murder of Miss Teng Shwang. The procurator contends that the sentence is too light for
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      201 8 MISCELLANEOUS r— A SU RE LIVING—, is guaranteed by selling HOSIERY, DRAPERY, UNDERWEAR, Haberdashery, Men's and Boys' Shirts, Boots and Shoes, etc. Regular lines of perfect goods, cheaper than jobs. Shopkeepers, Marketmen. Hawkers. Canvassers and Clubholders supplied. Wonderful opportunity for beginners. Good Uviac certain. ADVICE AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. Send
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  • Books Of The Week
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      Pen Picture Of The Last Twenty-Five Years
      1115 9 The Ktnif's Grace. By Jon Biuhan, !io<Mfr and Stoughton LU London. ss. I TNSTINTED praise cannot be best owed without conveying a< impression of insincerity, but aftei penml of Mr. Buchan's book we are impelled to no criticism. To begin with the author
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      IN NIGERIA
      208 9 Spade and Sport in Pacaaimnd By Lt -Col. Shorthoac. D.S.O. I! F. and G. Witherby. Its. 6d. The sub-title of this book. "The narrative of a rolling stone in Nigeria," explains Its territory, but does less than justice to the author, who at any rate has gathered some
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      Escape From German Prison
      253 9 Everything is Thunder by J. 1.. Hardy. The Smiley Head. 7s. 6d. IJUGH McOrath "was never quite sure of himself, and yet somehow felt that, given the opportunity, he would distinguish himself." A British infantry officer, taken prisoner in the late autumn of 1914. he had
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      New Edition Of The Quran In English
      437 9 New Edition Of The Quran I n English Translation of the Hair Quran. With Short Notes and Introduction. By Muhammad Ali, M.A., LL. IV Rs. 2.8. Dar-UI-Kutuh Islamia. Lahore. MAULANA Muhammad Ali is a noted Arabic scholar and president of the Ahmadiyya Anjuman-i-Ishaat-i-Islam, Lahore. His English translation of the Quran
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      FROM "THE YARD."
      200 9 The Hidden Door. By Arthur Cask. Jenkins' CofcmiaJ Library. Anolier constant friend stages a comeback in "The Hidden Door." Gilbert Larose being sent down from Scotland Yard to Investigate a series 'of mysterious disappearances in the placid county of Suffolk. It is not often that we get
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      352 9 THE CAMBRIDGE MODERN HISTORY In 13 Vohtmes. This reprint comprises the text^ and index of each of the tweh* wtamettofettw frith ttoj volume containing the tables and general Index. -8c far as truth can be ascertained by mortal men so far as learned, impartial criticism can fco final we have
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      44 9 Junior Book Club, Ltd., IS, LOWER fiBQSVEMft PLACE, LONDON. S.W. 1. £3 a year brings you a GOOD BOOK straight from Rn«lmncl every month lea your children. OverKM Members given apeclal attention. Particuian may be had from the SUNDAY TIMES OFFICE. CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE.
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      169 9 CHINA is all for the old. and well-tried old traditions, old methods and old friends. Perhaps that is why Eno's "Fruie Salt* finds such an extensive market in the Fax East The world- wide fame of this fine old British preparation and its record of success duiing more than half
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    The Social Spotlight
    1330 10 By Our Woman Correspondent QVER two hundred guests attended the dinner last Saturday night following the marriage of Mr. C. O. Lim, the Assistant Official! Assignee, and Miss Tey Yew Moey, teacher in the Methodist Girls' School, Kuala Lumpur. The dinner was held at the Garden Club,
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      277 10 froeklcs I BtKv SbßSbS^i ''J^aBBBS./ Secretly and Quickly Remove.'! tttillman'a Fr <kl-> Cream blr.rhr. Ibcm out »hl c you Bleep. Leave* (he akin aoft and while— the com. flexion fresl., clear and natural, or 37 yearx thonaandj of oners hare rndnrit J It. No eaay to The fire* Jar rove*
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      368 10 «L T^j BWNGS HEALTH AT EVERY MfAL f^*^CS l^."** -*-4 T h»nk of the 101 l life in Malaya mu^t I mW lake of jour vitality. The hot damj I '/?Ibl^^H climate, the bustle from work to Club or I KML* jr ■^'■■">.-^*-v^| uanu-s. the 'pahit' party, aJid then a!
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      376 10 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT LAST FEW DAYS FOR THE CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL THE STOCK OF GOWNS -HATS and NOVELTIES RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING, UNTIL END OF MAY. ON VIEW AT AUK CHATS NOIRS A SPLENDID CONSIGNMENT OF LINEN SPORT SUITS COPIES OF ORIGINAL CINEMA MODELS. Tel. 4085 18 A.
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    Things To Remember When You Are Getting That Suntan.
    721 11 Things To Remember When You Are Getting That Suntan. By Max Factor Of Hollywood /\N the beach at Cannes and at Malibu, the seashore rendezvous of the Hollywood stars, the trend is aH in favour of a golden tan. To tan or not, to tan is no longer a style
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    Fish En Casserole
    102 11 Fish cooked in a casserole Is delicious and sure to meet with approval. Melt 1 oz. butter in a pan. gradually add a tablespoonful of flour, then 2 pint milk, and stir until It thickens. Stir in a dessertspoonful of anchovy essence, a little chopped parsley, and
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    19 11 6n.*>ed hea\y washing silk is the material usrd for this comfortable looking frork with inverted pleats. A De>al model.
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    MOTHER GOOSE'S LETTER TO BOYS AND GIRLS
    848 11 MOTHER GOOSE'S LETTER TO BOYS AND GIRLS JLjY dear Children. I am glad you liked the story I told you last week about the two little monkeys. Today's story Is a true one and was sent to me by one of my readers. I hope you will all enjo.reading it
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    316 12 TO the jaded newspaper reader weary of records in the air, on land and on the sea, it must come as a welcome relief to hear of a yacht which has accomplished the Journey from New Zealand to Singapore in a little over a year Captain and mate
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    Papua The Land Of Impulse
    647 12 Papua The Land Of Impulse Men Who Kill When Annoyed THE annual reports of the Lieutenant-Governor ot Papua (Sir Hubert Murray) are always eagerly awaited by a host of people in Australia and other countries. Unlike most official documents, they invariably contain a wealth of romance, and they combine vividness
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    CHELSEA CAMEO
    14 12 Madder-Brown showed me his latest picture." What's the subject? He didn't say."
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    OBVIOUSLY
    36 12 It is fairly evident that the judce who declared that happiness is the pursuit of something and not the catching of it. has never just lo*« the last omnij bus home on a wet night.
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    1124 12 The Page of Ananias Co. Conducted by Qnanias, Qui-y, the Pickle r and one or two other liars OEND me to a battlefield, that I may die fighting— l will wipe away my shame with death." said a workless Indian at KJang, charged with stealing a sewing-machine. Well, the supply
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      78 12 WHAT'S ON TODAY High Water. 4.14 am. 8.0 ft., 5.56 pm 7.3 ft. Cricket: Tournament, Public Services and Services vs. Etceteras, Clarice Cup Trial, 8.R.C. ground; N.C.C. vs. R.A.F., McNair Road; P.W.D. vs. I.A.. Balestier Road. Golf- Navy Challenge Cup at Singapore Oolf Club. Football: S.C.F.A. Cup. CCA A. v».
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    MALAYA'S VANISHING TIN ORE RESERVES
    827 13 Another Weak Spot In Working Of Restriction (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. MALAYA is undeniably depleting its known tin ore reserves, and unless some form of prospecting is permitted, this country later will be at a great disadvantage and its prospecting programme will be
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    $300 Fine In Counterfeit Trademark Case
    423 13 THE Singapore agents of the Gramophone Co., Ltd., manufacturers of H. M. V." needles, were the complainants in t series of trademark cases before K* H. A. Forrer in the criminal district court yesterday in which various local tradespeople were summoned. In the first
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    EMPIRE DAY IN ALOR STAR
    173 13 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. As May 24 fell on a Friday, a public holiday In Kedah, Empire Day was celebrated coday. At the Government English School. Mr. J. D. Hall, British Adviser, and Che Kid. Sheriff, Secretary to Government, were received by a
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    RUBENSTEIN
    78 13 Arthur Rubensteln's programme for his recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall tonight Is: Part I.— 1. Toccata In F Major, Bach; 2. (a) Scherao In B flat, (b) Two Etudes, (c) Ballad In A flat, (d) Berceuse, (e) Polonaise op. 53, Chopin. Part n.— 1. (a) Prelude, (b) Poissons
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    CATTLE BAN LIFTFD.
    40 13 Rinderpest having ceased to exist amongst buffaloes near Tronoh, Kinti. at Kampong Bota Kanan, Kuali Kangsar. and near Tanjong Toh Alang. Kinta. the Resident of Perafc has rescinded, the Gazette Notifications Issued in the matter in February.
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    29 13 The Darenham Girl Pipers at Victoria Station, London, in full uniform on their way to Belgium, where they piped a lament at the ceremony at the Menln Gate, Ypres
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    110 13 ONG Mrs. Ong Sam Leong (nee Yeo Yean Neo) age 73 passed away peacefully at her residence Bukit Rose, Buklt Tlmah Road at noon Saturday (yesterday)- She leaves behind her two sons Messrs. Ong Boon Tat J P. and Ong Peng Hock and one daughter (Mrs. Khoo Peck Lock)
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    OFFICE BEARERS
    86 13 GREGG SHORTHAND WRITERS' ASSOCIATION At the annual meeting of the Gregg Shorthand Writers' Association, the following were elected officials for 1935:— President. Mr. P. E Perera (reelected); 1st vice-president. Mr. K. H. Quahe (re-elected); 2nd vice-presid-ent. Mr. Ong Soon Ann; hon. secretary, Mr. E. Albuquerque (re-elected): hon. asst.
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    MRS. ONG SAM LEONG
    49 13 DEATH OF MOTHER OF NEW WORLD PROPRIETOR Mrs. Ong Sam Leong, the mother of Messrs. Ong Boon Tat and Ong Peng Hock, proprietors of the New World died yesterday. As a mark of respect the New World was closed yesterday. It will be open tonight.
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    21 13 Tunku Baharom, eldest son of H.H. Tunku Mohamed Jewa, Kedah, is selling for England on May 31 by the Hakone Maru.
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    How Russia Encourages Scientific Research
    455 13 EXPERT VISITING SINGAPORE "THE Government of Russia does .everything in its power to encourage scientific research, especially medical research," said Prof. S. Moshkovski to a Sunday Times reporter. Prof. Moshkovski is an acknowledged authority on tropical diseases and is at present in Singapore in connection
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    ENGAGEMENT BROKEN
    32 13 The Maharajah oi P-tiala has broken off the engagement between his daughter and the son of the Maharajah Rana of Jhalawar The Maharajah's Prime Minister declines to make any statement.
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    1088 14 By Badge DOVER Scouts are organised as a crew under a Rover Scout Leader." In order to be admitted to a crew, an individual must be 17, but preferably 18 years of age, and if not already a Boy Scout must be 1 willing
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    699 14  -  Birdman By P"LYING club annual gymkhanas have already become quite an institution up-country in Malaya, thanks to the excellent shows put up by the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club during the past three years, particularly the last one when they were assisted by the Penang Flying
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    RUBBER IN CARS
    133 14 For smooth, quiet operation, long life and comfort, motor-car manufacturers are steadily increasing rubber parts and mountings. Frames are being Insulated from the running gear and the engine at all points where there Is metal to metal contact. The body Is being insulated from the frame by
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    20 14 Sheik* Haft/ Wahaba, the Arabian Minister in London, who attended the celebrations at Stratford-on-Avon on the anniversary of Shakespeare's birthday.
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    70 14 Klang. Saturday There is probably no other town in Selangor thai has such a large number of Asiatic residents using bicycles as Klang, and the majority of them are Tamils. A few days ago the writer was startled to see a middle-aged Malay woman riding a bicycle.
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    Malayan Musings :An Irresponsible Commentary On This And That
    1338 15 Malayan Musings :An Irresponsible Commentary On This And That Sir Ibrahim Off On His Travels Again. Over Twenty Millions For The Asking Exit M.C.B. Unhonoured And Unsung A Bankers' Prize Essay Competition. Kisses Cost Ten Dollars At Taiping. Towers of Ipoh —One Of The "Old Gang."; COON we shall be
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    MALAYAN JINGLES.
    137 15 11.-THE MINER. Ere ever the p. *nter grew rubber Malaya waxed wealthy on tin-, And the miner unmannerly lubber Was the magical, oof-winning Djinn. His language might sometimes be livid, His dress rather lacking in style But remember he earns for you dividEnds that beget a broad smile
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    YACOB PERFORMS THE "HAT TRICK"
    2400 16 LARGE ATTENDANCE AT LAST DAY OF RACES Mr. S. D. Scott's Bay Laddie Provides Upset There was a very largt; crowd present for the second and last day of the Singapore Turf Ciub Skye meeting and both tote and cash sweeps were well patronised. The
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    TRACK AND FIELD
    112 16 The Chinese Track and Field Team was founded In the beginning of this year. The chief ambition of the party is to carry off the championship of the coming Singapore Chinese sports In June. During the sports exhibition given with the Tong Yhia girl* from Shanghai the
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      153 16 The Girl with the Hour-glass figut<! that makes every second count MAE WEST in 'BELLE of the NINETIES' A Paramount Picture! At the CAPITOL Next Week. \Jl£ poured IT FL^feMS Because King William tastes so very grod when scued, it's very good taste to serve it. Another thing, this met>
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    574 17 By Ringside I ONG forgotten history repeated itself at Friday night's boxing at the New World but unfortunately it was history of an undesirable type. After the towel had fluttered in from Yamanaka's corner and the Japanese and Amie Raphael had retired to their respective corners a young
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    AUGUST B.P. FOOTBALL.
    119 17 A team will be selected from the undermentioned players to represent M*.e August B.P. against the Johore Chinese football team in a friendly soccer match today at the Johore Bahru ground Wee Eng Siang, Llm Chin Hian, Koh TIan Hock (capt.). Tan Chin Bock, Ang TIan Lye,
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    S.C.F.A. CUP TIE
    44 17 The semi-nnal of the S.C.F.A. cup competition between the Chinese Companion A.A. and Aston Athletic Club will be played today at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5 p.m. The winners will have to meet the Amicable Athletic Association In the final.
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    69 17 The Sunday Times Johore Bahru correspondent writes This is a picture of the prises at the Johore Bahru Jubilee Land Sports held at the Bukit Zahrah School. The little boy In long pants Is the four-year-old son of Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya. second magistrate, Johore Bahru, and President of
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    365 17 Results of the sport* of the Geylang English School, held at the Jalan Besar Stadium: Claw Races (Standard ll).— lst, Urn Kirn Soon, 2nd, Poh Kang Slong Special Malay (I).— lst, Ahmad b. Sulti, 2nd. Sazali b. Hassan. Special Matey (ll).— lst, Md. Mat*r b. Md. Nor, 2nd,
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    Singapore Tennis Tournaments
    747 17 Results of ties in the Tanglln Club lawn tennis tournament Women's Doubles Handicap Mrs. and Miss Plerrepont Scr. beat the Misses Margoliouth +4 6 4, 8—6. Men's Doubles Handicap W. O. Buchanan and C. O. Jenner Scr. wo against K. C. Johnson-Hill and A. F. Thome 8cr.
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    THE REST START POORLY AGAINST EUROPEANS
    309 18 Loh Ah Lum's Fine Stand In K. L. Cricket Match (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A START was made at noon today in good weather of the second annual cricket match between the Europeans and the Rest. Last season the Rest Inflicted
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    11 18 Drill display at the Anglo -Chinese Continuation School sports in Singapore.
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    BOTH OUT FOR 110 RUNS
    290 18 S.C.C. AND Y.M.C./ IN RARE DRAW THE S.C.C. and the Y.M.C.A. twoday cricket match ended in an exciting and unusual draw, yesterday. Both teams scored 110, the S.C.C dismissing the last wicket as the Y.M.C.A. batsmen were striving to get that elusive single run which
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    Command Aquatic Sports
    367 18 The final events of the Malaya Command Swimming Meeting took pi ice at the Y.M-C A. Bath. Fort Canning, yesterday afternoon. Teams from the following units took part: H.M S. Terror, Royal Artillery, Changi, 1st Bn. The Wiltshire Regiment, and the Royal Air Force, Far East. The
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    CLARKE CUP TRIAL
    325 18 BALHETCHETS XI 123; WONG'S 62 FOR 2 piRST day's play in the Rest's Clarke Cup trial at the S.R.C. produced mediocre cricket. Evan Wong used his bowless to good effect to dismiss H. N. Balhetchet's XI for 123. It was not an inspiring innings, although Balchetchet and
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    SHAMROCK B.P.
    278 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. The following is the draw for the various events In ihe Shamrock Badminton Party's annual tournament for 1935: Men's Singles Tan Soon Ouan bye. Lee Kim v All bin Mohamed, Tan Kim Tarn v Yahaya bin Md. Syed; C. J. Shepherdson v
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    "THE SPOKEN WORD"
    41 18 *liss Rosamunde Prior will give a lee ;ure on The Spoken Word at the Straits Chinese Epworth League's Social Hall, Kampong Kapor Road, on Saturday, June 1, at B. IS p.m. All Epworth leaguers and friends are invited.
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    Diehard Badminton Party
    371 18 *T*HE annual general meeting of the Diehard Badminton Party took place last Sunday evening at 408, Changl Road. Mr. D.E.T. Jayakoddy, the president of the Party, occupied the chair and a large number of members was present. After the usual preliminaries the chairman In moving the adoption
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    DERBY FAVOURITE
    65 18 "POSITION NOW MORE SERIOUS London. Saturday. The latest news of Bobsleigh is bad. After cantering he was given trotting [exercise and it appeared as he trotted as If the trouble r.ear*the hind leg had returned. As a result H Vas decided not to gallop him. I do not
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    1918 19 Greatest Battle In The Annals Of Malayan Badminton By Smash KUALA LUMPUR. INTENSIVE preparations for the season's greatest battle in the annals of Malayan badminton are being made in the respective States for the forthcoming inter-State triangular tournament which -v ill take place in Ipoh during the Whitsuntide holidays. As
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    Women's Junior Singles Tournament To Be Organised
    1037 19 SINGAPORE THE Singapore Badminton Asso-I ciation is to be congratulated! for having at last been able after so jmany years of working to open the official badminton season much earlier than usual, and with the Clerical Union Hall available regularly every weekend it
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    SELANGOR EASILY BEAT BURMANS
    487 20 Plucky Visitors Go Down To Tune Of 7-2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. CELANGOR easily defeated the Burma Rifles in a Malaya Cup match by seven goals to two here today. The Burmans showed plenty of pluck but were at a great disadvantage in
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    LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    327 20 OPENING GAMES IN MEN'S 1UNJOR SINGLES 'By Our Badminton Correspondent.) •T HERE was a large gathering of bad- minton enthusiasts at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday to witness the opening games ol the men's junior slnK; s championship of Singapore. I he standard of play on the
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS
    147 20 'At Home" And Distribution Of Prizes WAi an "At Home" during the annual cricket match between ||M PMI and Present Rafflesians on the Raffles Institution ground, yesterda W oile the cricket match was in prcgrcM. the finalists in the Old Rafllesian Association., tennis doubles handicap tournament, played off
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    "NO 'WIND' LEFT," SAYS MR. CLARKE
    299 20 AND LEADS HIS TEAM TO VICTORY piFTY-SIX year young Mr. Conrad H. Clarke, donor of many sporting trophies in Malaya, led the Old Rafflesian cricket eleven to victory yesterday in the annual Past vs. Present Rafflesians" match for a shield presented by himself. His
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    PLAYFAIR WIN
    72 20 Playing on the Singapore Harbour Board ground last Sunday the Playi'air Athletic Union defeated the Slngam Indian Association at soccer by four goals to nil. The Union team: Ah Poon, Vay Oen Seng. Ah Kow, Sulong, Dawood, Ah Lou, Kwal, Cheong, Hln Chye (captain), Cher Seng, Kassirr (coach)
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    EIGHT GOALS AT SEGAMAT
    419 20 JOHORE AND NEGRI DRAW IN CUP-TIE (From Our Special Correspondent.) Segamat, Saturday. JOHORE drew with Negri SembiIan in the first match of the Southern section of the Malaya Cup competition, here today, both sides scoring four goajs. The weather was fine and a large crowd was
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    AUGUST BADMINTON PARTY.
    313 20 The singles championship of the August Badminton Party has been successfully concluded. Results are as follows A division championship, Mr. Koh Tian Hock runner-up, Mr. Soh Hock Choon. B division championship, Mr. Soh Kiam Heap runner-up, Mr. Iim Nah Kok. C division championship, I Mr. Lim Kang
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    USEFUL B.P.
    103 20 A friendly badminton match consisting of seven singles and two doubles will be played between the Useful Badminton Party's "C" team and the Straits Times Press Sports Club's "B," at the former's court, 522. Kampong Bahru Road, today, at 2 p.m. The teams will be as follow* Useful
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    BRILLIANT FIRST HALF, POOR SECOND
    797 20 Singapore Cup Trial At Anson Road Blues 4; Whites 2. A BRILLIANT first half— and a poor second half. That was the feature of the second Singapore Malaya Cup trial match held at Anson Road Stadium. Good defences and relatively weak forward lines, one might
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    UNION CHINESE B.P.
    161 20 In a friendly game of badminton, the Union Chinese B.P. beat the Hawks Badminton Party by five games to one, at the latter's court. Scores <UC. B.P. mentioned first) WiUtJe Chan beat Seath Teck Boo 13—13 (5—3), 15—10; Ngin En« Meng beat Wee Peng Hoe 15 6,
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    25 20 At the aquatic sports at the V.MC.A. pool yesterday The R.A.F. team, winners of the 4x2 lengths relay. Results In pace 18. Sunday Times picture.
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    NOVICE B.P.
    89 20 Members of the Novice Badminton Party are requested to note thit entries for the Party'.: open singles tournaments both "A" and "B" (league system) are now open and will close on Monday, June 3. The entrance fee is $1 per event and should accompany the form which should
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    KHALSA ASSOCIATION BEAT POST OFFICE.
    112 20 Playing en the Post Offlce grbund on Thursday, the Singapore Khalsa Association defeated the Post Offlce Club by the odd goal in thrtc. After fifteen minutes play. KhaU-i opened the account and were leading by a solitary goal In the first hah. After resumption the
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    WAKEN LION A.P.
    86 20 Members of the committee of the Waken Lion Athletic Party are informed that the usual monthly committee meeting will be held at the Club premises, 179. Telok Ayer Street, at 7.30 p.m. on Monday. The anniversary subscriptions are payable to the honorary treasurer. Mr. H. Peck Chong,
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    SINGAPORE PING PONG
    51 20 Entries for the Singapore open ping pong championship for men and women and the inter-club championship will close on June 1. Those wno have not yet submitted their entries are requested to do so early to the hon. secretary/treasurer. Mr Koh Sw»e Chiang, c/j General Post Office.
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    4635 22 Curious Soccer Form Of The Soldiers Bright Cup Prospects Boxing Falls Below Standard Boy Quee A Champion BY SUNDAY TIMES SPORTS CORRESPONDENTS SINGAPORE. THE defeat of the R. A. by the 1 Wiltshire Regiment in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. league was entirely unexpected, but it
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    26 24 A costume rehearsal for the Great Pageant of England, in which hundreds of people took part, held at Lanfley Park, Slough, Buckinghamshire, owned by Lady Harvey.
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