The Straits Times, 21 June 1936

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    20 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION Price 10 cents. No. 235 SiMidav, June 21, 1936
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    MALAYAN TIN INDUSTRY HEADING FOR DISASTER
    248 1 No Replacement Of Reserves "WORSE THINGS THAN ABANDONMENT OF RESTRICTION SCHEME" Warning By Ulu Klang Chairman (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. "THERE are worse things for this country than the aban- don men t of tin restriction and one of those things
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    WETTEST NIGHT FOLLOWS HOTTEST DAY
    204 1 WETTEST NIGHT FOLLOWS HOTTEST DAY AMAZING SCENES AT ALDERSHOT TATTOO London, Saturday. A SEVERE thunderstorm lasting more than two hours broke over London at 10 p.m. last night following a day of exceptional heat. Violent rain drenched theatre-goers on the way home. Some material damage was done by lightning but
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    TOTE TURNOVER OF £6,149,253
    70 1 London. Saturday. The turnover of the Racecourse Betting Control Board's totalisators last year was £6.149.253— 0ver £1.000.000 mor.* than in 1934. Operating results of the year show a surplus of £261.099 or £99.029 more than in 1934. Out of the surplus the Board mad- erants amounting
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    JAPANESE FORCE FOR FUKIEN?
    76 1 CONSUL'S EVASIVE REPLY Shanghai, Saturday. JNTERVIEWED today, Mr. Suma, Japanese Consul-General in Nanking who is now in Shanghai, declined to affirm or deny a statement reported to have been made by him that Japanese forces in Shanghai would be increased and that a Japanese garrison would
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    GOVERNMENT 'MONOPOLIES
    33 1 Tokio, Saturday. It is reported that the Finance Ministry is studying the advisability cf making beer, rice-wine, matches, alcohol and sugar Government monopolies. Salt and tobacco are already Government monopolies. Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    HOME CRICKET
    121 1 Late News Close of play scores in county cricket games which began yesterday: At Lords: M.C.C. 333 iHendren 98 Edrich 114); Oxford Univ. U 7 for 4. At the Oval: All India 226; Surrey 154 for 3 .'Sandham 85 not out). At Birmingham: Derby 280 for 6 (Worthington
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    WESTCHESTER CUP
    24 1 In the final game for the Westchester Cup at Huriingham on Saturday America beat Great Britain B—C,8 C, thus retaining the trophy.
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    WIFE MISTAKEN FOR BOAR
    41 1 (Ir.-r.i Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. A Malay woman digging; tapioca in the jungle received a gunshot wound in the ankle, having been mistaken for a wild boar by her husband. The woman is now in hospital.
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    BUDDHIST MONK'S Ph. D.
    42 1 London. Saturday. The degree of Doctor of Philosophy has been conferred at Cambridge on the Venerable P. Vajlranana Thera, who is thus the first Buddhist monk to study for and pass the examination at an English University.— Reuter.
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    WORLD RECORD
    29 1 Forrest Towns, of University of Georgia, did 110 metres hurdles at Chicago yesterday in 14 1 10 sec beating Percy Beard's world record of 14 I's sec.
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    Schoolboys See How It Works
    63 1 Large crowds including many chii -en, watched the Empire Air Day display at Hendon Aerodrome. 1.11 th > 1Ith London Regiment (The Finsbury Rifles), which now comprises the 170 th and 171 st Anti Aircraft Batteries, co-operated with the Royal Air Force in the display.
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    Big-Scale Staff Exercise In F. M. S.
    334 1 VITAL DEFENCE PROBLEMS STUDIED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. MAJOR-GENERAL W. G. Dobbie, General Officer Commanding, Malaya, commanding: officers of the infantry battalions, artillery and other units stationed in Singapore and representatives of the Navy and Royal Air Force, Singapore, have
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    28 1 Captain Bannerman. of the Ho Hone Steamship Co., with his bride, Miss Prances Hack, of West Australia after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Sunday Times Photograph
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    AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER TO MARRY
    42 1 Tokio, Saturday. "It is announced that Miss Amy Katherine Clive. daughter of the British Ambassador. Sir Robert Clive will bs married to Mr. G. W. Harrison Third Secretary at the British Embassy, on July 2 at St. Andr
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    WAR MEMORIAL TO CARRIER PIGEONS
    188 1 WAR MEMORIAL TO CARRIER PIGEONS "Chere Amie" Saved A Battalion Lille, Saturday. A WAR memorial has been unveiled here to the heroism of 20,000 carrier pigeons, belonging to the French, British and the United States armies, that were killed while rendering service during the Great War. Some of these birds
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    20 1 Monsignor Valerlo Valerl. titular Archbishop of Ephcsus, and Apostolic Nuncio in Bucharest, has been promoted to the Nunciature in Paris.
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    Indian Cricket Sensation
    122 1 AMARNATHSENT HOME Warned For Insolence Several Times Amar Nath, the Indian Test cricketer, was sent back to India by boat today as a disciplinary measure." "The Amar Nath matter now rests with the Indian Board," said Mr. Brittain -Jones, the manager of India's team, to Reuter, beyond
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    ULTIMATUM TO KWANGSI
    143 1 CHIANG ORDERS WITHDRAWAL Shanghai, Saturday. QEN. Chiang Kai-shek, it is semiofficially learned, has sent a virtual ultimatum to Generals Li Chung-jcn and Pei Chung-hsi, the Kwangsi leaders, demanding the withdrawal of their forces from Hunan to their original garrison posts in their province within a specified time
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    CLYDE YACHT RACING
    48 1 The yacht racing season on the Clyde opened with the cruising matches of the Royal Clyde Yacht Club from Hunter's Quay to Rothesay where the same yachts took part in the Royal Northern Yacht Club's opening races. The picture shows yachts of the eightmetre class.
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    HURLED DOWN CLIFF
    111 1 TWO MEN KILLED IN QUARRY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. •T*WO Chinese belonging to a squad of coolies engaged in stone quarrying were killed as the result of being hurled down the face of the cliff. Having completed preparations for blasting a portion of the cliff
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    PRINCE DAMRONG'S 74TH BIRTHDAY
    30 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Saiurday. Prince Damrong is celebrating his 74th birthday at Penang tomorrow. Many letters of congratulation have been despatced from here today.
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      11 1 WARNER BROS*. MUSICAL TREAT! "COLLEEN" WITH DICK POWELL RUBY KEELER COMING
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    Colony Cavalcade
    1930 2 Two Malaysian Novels The "Soul Of A Strange Race" Mr. Rutter's Hillmen: Miss Lulofs' Coolies I SUPPOSE that a page which bears a heading such as this one does should play a spotlight upon facets of Singapore life or at least present a distinctively Colonial point of view.
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    HOLLAND'S FL.25,000,000 GIFT TO INDIES
    403 3 "COMPENSATION" FOR BUYING HER GOODS N. I. Industries Must Not Conflict With Motherland's PREAT interest has been around among firms interested in trade with Netherlands India by the announcement that the Netherlands Government has presented 25 million guilders to the Netherlands Indian Government, "without obligation
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    22 3 Mr. G'yn Myfyr. the Welsh poet, has won a Bardic chair— his 10lh :it Kdmonton, Alberta, for the second year in puccesrion.
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    MOTOR SPIRIT FROM TAR RESEARCH WORK IN ENGLAND
    272 3 MOTOR SPIRIT FROM TAR RESEARCH WORK IN ENGLAND T)i<* Fuel research Station at East Greenwich was visited recently by between 300 and 400 guests, who were received by the Chairman of th2 Fuel Research Board <Sir Harold Hartley, F.R.S.), and the Director of Fuel Research (Dr. F. S. Sinnatt). They
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    SINGAPORE HOSPITAL WEEK
    407 3 SINGAPORE HOSPITAL WEEK LJOSPITAL Week events are now fully organised and they will provide residents of Singapore with entertaining evenings while helping the funds of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. The Magic Circle is giving two evenings of magic at the Victoria Theatre on Friday and Saturday, June 26 and 27,
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE
    158 3 Admiso.on IC the enclosures on the padang for the King's birthday parade on Tuesday is by ticket only. Ticket-holders are asked to co operate with the officials in charge of the seating arrangements by bringing their tickets with them, and by arriving not later than 7.20 a.m.
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    CHINESE STATUES DISCOVERED
    150 3 ANCIENT CULTURE IN MIDDLE ASIA WALUABLE evidence of the contacts between Kazakhstan and ancient China have been discovered by expeditions sent out by the society for the study of Kazakhstan. Stone figures of women, warriers, and lions, sculptuvd in hard, grey rock several thousand years ago, were
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    LIONESS CALLS ON VICEROY LED BY A CHILD
    145 3 LIONESS CALLS ON VICEROY LED BY A CHILD Simla. A LIONESS lying down with a dog and a little child leading them is Simla's latest interest. Both animals arc pets of Swaml Krishnandji, who brought them here from Mr. Gandhi's training school near Bombay. He says that lions, cows, horses
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    18 3 Mr. Ho Man, the well-known Selangor tin miner and rubber planter, who died in Kuala Lumpur last week.
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    IN SINGAPORE TODAY
    509 3 HOTELS SKA (El HOTEL: Special Tiffin and Special Dinner. < I.NLMAS AUIAMBRA Boulder Dam with Ross Alexar.dc- and Pr.tr.; :a Ellis 3.15 3 15— 915. APITOL The Trail of The Lonesome Pine. 3 15 6 15—9.15 i.HiiU THEATRE. GREAT WORLD: 6tol; n Harmony. 7 p.m 9.30 p.m.
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    25 3 Mr. Vaughan Jones, secretary of the Singapore Swimming Club. Now that the new clubhouse is officially opened he goes on leave. He sails on Wednesday.
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    Things People Say
    68 3 We are very concerned about the position of our subordinates —Mr. A. S. Small. Handicapped as Ctiina is, it would be disastrous to fight Japan. Mr. Tan Kah Kee. Hollywood, peppered with beautiful blondes and brunettes and how. Mr. L. Cressoii. More than talk is required to
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    LAWYER TO WED
    59 3 (From Our Own Cot respondent) Taiping. Saturday. Mr. P. T. Ho. the well-known Taiping lawyer and sportsman, will ;>e married to Miss A. Yuen at Ku.vla Lumpur tomorrow. After the marriage ceremony, an At Home will b-* held at the Eastern Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Ho met
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      654 3 KNOCKED TEN YEARS OFF HIS AGE When He Got Rid ot 35 lbs. of Fat This man found lie MM cuijflui far 100 much weight. As i., usually tbc nn ■IUl women as well as with made him appear older than his ytua. W.i n he eventually got rid of
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      99 3 tntrance Godown Gate Main Wharf Raub IS 3 Poelau Tello 11 3 Klstna 9 3 Empire Dock Sllverteak 32 Nancy Molier 37 3 Kurohime Maru 48 4 West Wharf Helenus 2 4 Monday, 22nd Jane. 1936. East Wharf Hong Peng 22 1 Plancius 20 1 Main Wharf Gorgon 16 3
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    WEEK'S NEWS FROM CHINA ANALYSED
    884 4 KWANGSI LEADERS LEFT TO FACE THE MUSIC Failure Of South-West's Daring Gamble rHE Kwangsi leaders, prime movers of the ill-starred pseudo anti-Japanese crusade in China, have been left to face the consequences alone, the past week's cables suggest. Secret negotiations ha%-e been proceeding between Generals
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    RAILWAYS MAY WORK WITH SUN WIZARDS
    207 4 RAILWAYS MAY WORK WITH SUN WIZARDS EXCURSIONS with guaranteed fine weather are something new in travel that British railways hope to offer next yea/. They want to be able to sell a ticket to Yarmouth, say, witn a promise that it will be nne there— tomorrow, next montb. or at
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    MARSHAL BADOGLIO'S FUTURE
    95 4 CHIEF OF ITALIAN GENERAL STAFF Rome. As anticipated. Marsrnl Badoglio is not returning to Africa. He was received by Signor Mussolini and asked n Duce to relieve him of the post of Viceroy of Abyssinia in order to enable him to resume his post of Chief of
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    NEW WARSHIPS FOR U.S.
    46 4 Washington. The Navy Department has called for tenders, to be received by Aug. 19. for the construction of six destroyers and three submarines. The vessels cor.iprlse half the total of the building programme for these categories during the year ending next June.
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    $80 FINE ON TRADE MARK CHARGE
    189 4 $80 FINE ON TRADE MARK CHARGE BEFORE Mr. L. B. Gibson, Criminal: District Judge, Saito Matsui. a; Japanese, was yesterday fined $80 or to undergo two months' im- prisonment in default for having: imported "Bull Dog hydraulic j brake fluid with a counterfeit trade mark which was an imitation of
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    B.A.T. TAX TROUBLE IN NORTH CHINA
    103 4 REFI SAL TO PAY MAY MEAN CLOSURE OF PLANTS. Tientsin. Refusing to pay the Hopel-Charhar Political Council monthly taxes on cigarette sales in North China, which are at present being remitted to Nanking, the British-American Tobacco Company has been threatened with closure of their
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    BAIL IN $50C
    64 4 The case against Lim Teck Siong. who is charged with having voluntarily caused grievous hurt to Tan Kirn Hock on May 11 at Ah Hood Road by means of a knife, was postponed yesterday to July 10. Chief Court Inspector McQuarrle prosecuting esplained that the complainant was
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    53 4 In this party at the Singapore Swimming Club official opening: night dinner are Mr. and Mrs. H. W. T. Fogden, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weisberg. < omdr. and Mrs. C. C. Dix, Mr. R. St. J. Caulfleld, Mr. N. H. P. Whitley and Mr.
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    CHILD'S ORDEAL SAW MOTHER KILLED BY BOULDER
    133 4 CHILD'S ORDEAL SAW MOTHER KILLED BY BOULDER A girl of eight described the death of her mother At an inquest at Llangollen. The mother, Mrs. Msrgaret J. Roberts, 31, of Brook-terrace, Llangollen. was killed by a boulder which crashed down a mountainside where she and her two children were picnicking.
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      457 4 "Notice of Removal SUB. TONG LAM COMPANY, GENERAL MERCHANTS AND FODDER IRACTORS. wish to inform a.l their clients that they have removed their offices from 40 48 Peck S'-ah Street to K.3A &i 1838. '"ecil Gan Knc School i S ngapore as UM IM June 103 G. Luxuria /jbLJ v
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      30 4 TONIGHT «-45 P.M. 9-15 P.M. M A s GiANT PRODUCTIOI CHARLES LAUGHTON, CLARI GABLE. ntANCHOT TONE IN MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" MATINEE TODAY "LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER "FLIRTATION WALK"
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      335 4 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL TO-NIGHT MON. 22nd. TUES. 23rd at 9.30 p.m. THE FAMOUS KRAUSSGOLDBERG DUO WILL PLAY BEETHOVENS IMMORTAL. SONATAS for PIANO VIOLIN FIRST RECITAL. Nos. 3, 6 and 7. Booking at MEMORIAL HALL from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. from 5.30 p.m. onwards. Phone 6826. PHOTOGRAPHS. Copies of the
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      223 5 SINGAPORE FIRM BUYS 40 CANADIAN FORD V 8 TRUCKS Fogden Brisbane Co., Ltd., Civil Engineers Contractors approve Canadian Ford V-8 units in purchase of 40 Canadian Ford V-8 Trucks all fitted with Hydraulic tipping gear and steel dump body. These Canadian Ford V-8 Trucks will be used by Fogden Brisbane
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    RAFFLES HOTEL TURNOVER AFFECTED BY CLUBS
    1252 6 Unfair Competition Says Chairman HOTEL'S PETITION TO GOVERNMENT NOT SUCCESSFUL Midnight Closing To Remain "ANOTHER FACTOR GOVERNING OUR TURNOVER IS THE IN- CREASING, AND, I MAY SAY, SOMEWHAT UNFAIR COMPETITION OF THE CLUBS WHICH ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ANY RESTRICTIONS AS TO THE HOURS
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    SINGAPORE MANNERS
    259 6 SINGAPORE MANNERS STRONG CRITICISM BY A READER To the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir, Singapore has frequently been accused of lacking culture and no more convincing proof of this could have been found than at the opening dinner of the Swimming Club on Friday night. The speeches of the
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    DOUBLE DROWNING TRAGEDY
    144 6 BOY AND WOULD-BE RESCUER LOSE LIVES (From Onr Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. /^UNTONO village, on the outskirts of Ipoh, was the scene of a double drowning tragedy yesterday, a schoolboy and an old man losing their lives. The boy went with friends for a dip and having
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    FATHER, MOTHER AND SON
    143 6 FRAUDULENT TRANSFER OF PROPERTY (From O. r Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. Dr. W. W. W. S. Purcell, the Ipoh first magistrate, tody delivered Judgment in the case in which Lav Llan Bok, his wife and their son were charged with fraudulently transferring property, and/or abetting the
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    CHINESE FINED $600 FOR SMUGGLING
    74 6 Pleading guilty to a charge of having smuggled 274 pounds of Javanese and Siamese tobacco Into Singapore, by sampan, a young Chinese named Lee Kiam Hlang was yesterday fined $600 or seven months' rigorous Imprisonment in default by Mr. L. B. Gibson, Criminal District Judge.
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    POLICE BAND
    53 6 The Police Band will play at Botanic Gardens on Thursday. June 25, at 5.30 p.m. March. Victoria (Franz Von Blon) Overture, Morning Noon and Night (SupDc> Selection. The Shamrock (W. H. Myddleton) Two-Step, Paddy's Outing (P. C. Holiday) Three Pieces, (P. Tschalkowsky) Waltz. Confidence (Chater Robins;, Selection, Kissing
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    WOMAN MURDERED
    81 6 KILLED BY UNKNOWN PERSON (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. As the result of the Inquest on Sabiah blnti Salleh, the coroner returned a verdict that the cause of death was strangulation andthat she was mur- 1 dered by a person unknown. The woman was found dead In
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    VICTORIA HALL CONCERT
    93 6 The Krauss-Goldberg duo will give a performance today at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 9,30 p.m. There will be performances on Monday and Tuesday as well! The programme for tonight Is: Sonate No. 3. Op. 12 No. 3 in E Bat major: Allegro con spirlto. Adagio con
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    28 6 The theory-test MBSttttmi of the Shorthand Writers' Assrn v h was to have been held on June 12, will bs hcld_pA Wt H-.sday, June 2*, at 8 p.m.
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    SPORTSMAN MARRIES
    91 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. Mr. Yeo Oon Keong. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Choon Chlat, of Batu Annam. was nv.rrled at Batu Annam last week to Miss Tan Beng Gaan. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tan Luan, of Gemas. Mr. Llow Kee Tiat, of Singapore,
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    Winners Of "SchoW'To Raffles College
    98 6 Winners Of "SchoW'To Raffles College THE above eleven boys have been awarded entrance scholarships to Raffles College. They are, reading downwards from left to right Tan Teik Kee, Anglo-Chinese School, Penan?. Tan Teck Chwee, Raffles Institution, Singapore. lion Sal Sen, St. Xavier's Institution, Penan?. Goh Keng Swee. Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore.
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    MUI TSAI COMMISSION AT WORK
    337 6 ACTIVITIES CLOAKED IN MYSTERY "Till: Mvi T ii Commission, which received so much publicity at its formation, has done everything to avoid publicity while conducting its investigations. These, however, were confined. In Singapore at least, to official quarters, there being virtually no offers by the
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    POLICE CORRUPTION
    101 6 30 DISCHARGED AFTER INQUIRY (From Our Own Correspondent.) A Ipoh, Saturday. S the result of a departmental inquiry conducted by the Chief Police Officer of Perak, of the 30 rank and file of the Perak police contingent previously stationed at Bagan Serai have been discharged. It is understood
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    J.P. ENTERTAINED
    68 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Talping. Mr. Chew Kok Thye, who was recently made a Justice of the Peace. Perak, was feted by the committee members of the Kulng-Chow Hool Kuan, Taiping. There was a large gathering present at both the tea and dinner parties. Two Chinese wayangs were
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    Tunney In 'Muck Ado'
    192 6 Or Will It Be 'All's Well That Ends Well* NEW YOIJK. jyiISTER GENE TIWKV, gentleman and siholar. has to use the words of his f.ivourite author. Shakespeare, been "hoist with his own petard." Mister Tunney for months has been lecturing people in Connecticut to use mere
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      192 6 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin haa Marly M million tiny ee.inm or MtM «Ik re tiny K run Ol piti-•it«-s c.-in hid.- :\nd causa your skin to Itch, Cra< !>. lv< l, Burn, also Bi t> ma, 1 >hoby itch. Hir.Kworm, I'lmples, Acne, Crotch-Itch, jim.l Singapore Foot.
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    ANIMALS ON STAMPS
    1048 7 Stamp Collecting By Fred J. Melville THE average stamp collector is no zoologist, nor have I any claim to consider myself one. We share, however, the common love of animals domestic, and the general interest in and wonder at nature in the raw. That the animals pictured
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    LONDON'S ARMY OF MISSING PEOPLE
    168 7 I ONDON'S great army of missing persons numbers more than 5,000 annually. This figure Is given for the lirst time in the recently published report of the Commissioner of Police, Air Vice-Mar-shal Sir Philip Game. Last year the number of men and women circulated as
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    DANUBE STEAMER CUT IN TWO
    151 7 The steamer V/ien, of the Austrian Danube Navigation Company, collic-a with a pillar of the Reichsbridge, the main bridge connecting Vienna wii.h the suburbs on the left bank of the Danube, broke in two and sank Immediately. No passengers were on board, but seven of
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      204 7 A BARGAIN IN STAMPS For Is. Post Free. (or its equivalent In current unused Mamps of any country). WE will mikl you 50 ditTcrent British Colonials 100 different New Euro--20 different Air Stamps. 1.000 Stamp Mounts, a perforation gauge and a specimen copy of the Philatelic Journal of Great Britain.
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      73 7 THE STAMPS OF THE TREATY PORTS OF CHINA AND OF FORMOSA by Captain H. R. Oldfleld. 1.L.8. A complete history of this little known group of stamps. Price 4 9 post free. The Philatelic Journal of Great Britain. The oldest British Philatelic magazine, now in its 46th annual volume. Monthly
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      201 7 18. CONDUIT STREET. LONDON. W. I. IS A FAVOURITE MEETING PLACE FOR MALAYANS. H. G. DISS. (late of Singapore.) Managing Director of Conl Si Co.. Ltd., the well known High-Class Tailoring business, invites those coming home on leave to pay him a visit. All orders received by htm will be
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      204 7 GOODWOOD HOTEL QUEENSBORO TEKRAM-:. HYDE I'ARK H. C. water and reading light u> bedrooms. Lift. Night Dcrter. Oarage Adjacent. Excellent Cuisine Daily Terms from 10 6d. Weekly from 3 gns. Bed Breakfast 6/6 to 8 6. New Lounges and Billiard Room. rariff from Resident Proprietor or the SUNDAY TIMES Offlre.
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      1524 7 Today's Wireless Programmes EMPIRE STATION Si"A--S«S *JT JStTB SINGAPORE 55 WEStt S=*- Gert Randolf-Schmalnauer. 11. M p.m. k/aii\ji-»a \si\u. TRANSMISSION 4. a.~ SUUoB 7a smptpore.-w.^n^b rAJniTTA 49.9 metres. Owned and operated by Radio VnLV/Ul 1 t\ Three of the following freq encles will SerTlce Co., of Malaya 1934. Ltd., Broadcast
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      201 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT HOW TO CLAIM $100 PRIZE MONEY Competitor Urban Boswell. of 110, Praya Lane. Malacca takes the whole of the prize money offered In The Sunday Times $100 Crossword Puzzle Competition printed in our issue of June 7. He submitted the only all correct solution received. We give
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    SANCTIONS MAY END IN JULY
    465 8 MR. DE VALERA'S STRONG DEFENCE OF MR. EDEN'S ACTION Conservatives Split London, Saturday. DROCEDURE which would be adopted for ending sanctions against Italy if the British government's view is accepted at Geneva is discussed in the press and it is assumed that the date will
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    53 8 The marraige took place at 7 Lorong 41, Gaylang Road, of Mr. Too Eng Kiat eldest son of the late Mr. Tea Nai Seng and Madam Yap Chwee Chin, and Miss Wee Kirn Tian (alias Lucy Wee) youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wee Kay Sweo. youngest sister of Mr.
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    "VERDUN STAND" TO SAVE FRANC
    212 8 DEVALUATION TO BE FOUGHT TO LAST DITCH London, Saturday. TTHE French Finance Minister's Verdun stand to save the franc has caused a sharp recovery in gold currencies, although financial circles are somewhat disposed to reserve comment pending clarification of several major points. Since devaluation now
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    22 8 Guatemala, In announcing her mention to leave the League of Nations, states that she will "con;inue to be guided by League principles."
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    SELANDIA
    181 8 IN FAR EASTERN WATERS AGAIN has been received that the m.v. Selandia, the first motorship In the world and the firsi to call at Singapore, is a^ain in Far Eastern waters. But she will not visit this port again as sv;er carrying a cargo j of lumber from the
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    165 8 •■pHE Istana Kampcng Glan was gaily. decorated when a large and distinguished gathering attended a tea party yesterday given by the Muslim community in honour of Capt. Noor Mohammed Hashim being appointed an unofficial member of the Legislative Council. Among those present were Mr. J. A. Hunter,
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    202 8 REPORTED JAPANESE PROPOSAL Tientsin. Saturday. /"^EN. Sung Che-yuan, who has just resigned the chairmanship of the Kopei-Chahar Political Council, which was set up last year under Japanese pressure, calscd twice yesterday on Lieut. -Oen. Tasluro. commandant of the Japanese North China garrison. It
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    86 8 CLERK CHARGED TROUBLE OVER REGISTERED PACKET (From Our Own C lit.) Ipoh. Saturday. As the sequel to a complaint of the non-receipt of a registered cover at Buklt Mertajam Inquiries were made resulting in 3oey Kong Choc. a clerk in the Taiping Post Office from where the registered cover was
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    991 10 Books Of The Week Activities In The Valleys Where Jenghis Khan Was Born Jen-his Khan. By Kulph Fox. John Lanr. Bodle? Head. Mongolia, iand of forbidden deserts, strange legends, and warrior kings, where the caravan trails lead across the world's roof to the
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    281 10 The Phoenix Nest. By Elizabeth Jenkins. Gollancz. 7s. Cd. '"THE Phoenix' Nest" is a spirited pre- sentation of the age and society which preceded and produced the genius of Shakespeare. Miss Jenkins recaptures the atmosphere of the Ellzabethian drama when the defeat of the
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    486 10 DIFFICULTY OF JUDGING BY READING ONLY Famous Plays of 1935-36. Published by Goliancz. 7s. (id. rpHIS year's edition of the Famous Plays scries— the eleventh volume— j provides a striking illustration of the i difficulty of Judging the quality of a' play merely by reading it.
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    342 10 CRISP TALE OF NEW YORK UNDERWORLD Murder for a Wanton. By V man Chambers. Melrosc. h By Whose Hand? By II Symons. Jenkins' Colonist Ukti a M URDER For a Wanton citing, crisply v.-ritten talc i underworld of New York— not tha underworld of potty crime, but of the aristocracy
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    214 10 Solomon, My Son. By Jo!>:i Erskine. Michael Joseph. 7s. Gd. '< JUt R Erskine retells the story of Solo- mon. leaving out the 7CO wives <he considers that the historians exaggerated on this point) but dealing I with the King's troubles and difficulties jin raising money to
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    799 11 LINKING KUANTAN AND KEMAMAN Big Plans To Help Trade IMPORTANT developments in communication by road in Pahang East are foreshadowed in the decision of the Pahang: Government to open a new road from Kuantan to Kemaman in Trengganu. One of the greatest setbacks In the free
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    667 11 BOLSHEVISM CHANGES ITS COMPLEXION Parental Status Restored •"THE announcement of provisions for protection of the rights of the individual and private property under the new Soviet Constitution, following the steps taken to strengthen the bo ids of marriage, are indications of the social changes which are taking
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    152 11 EFFORTS TO ESTABLISH RIVAL INDUSTRY FOLLOWING the trade disagreement v/ith Australia over the imposition of duties that favour Lancashire cotton goods to the detriment of Japanese, determined, efforts are being made by Japan to grow wool in Korea and Manchuria, so that she will be
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    119 11 SEARCH FOR FLYING BOAT BASES I IV\RWIN, which has always been the hopping-off and arrival point for planes Hying between England and Australia, may lose this distinction when the Empire flying boat service from England and Singapore Is started. Major Brackley, Air Superintendent for Imperial Airways,
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    124 11 TO NORTH POLE BY SUBMARINE SIR H. WILKINS' NEW PLANS |OIR HUBERT WIL KINS, the explorer, will shortly embark on the most thrilling adventure of his hazardous career an attempt t:> reach the North Pole by submarine. Several years ago he tried, without success, to make an extensive Polar exploration
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    559 12 INCREASED ACCURACY OF FIRING Reports On Surface And Upper Air Conditions ARTILLERYMEN in Singapore have been able to make their shooting more accurate because of the help given by Malayan meteorologists. Before the shells are fired the Singapore meteorological station reports on air conditions near the
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    POMPEII FINDS
    109 12 SKELETON AND SILVER GOBLETS Rome. The first human skeleton recovered from. Pompeii for some years has been found near the ruins of a lar^e building close to the amphitheatre. Its position indicates that the person, probably a woman, was fleeing for life when the ashes of Vesdvius buried
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    16 12 The wedding took place in Seremban or Mr. Tan Kirn Khit and Miss Khoo Swee Guat.
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    HISTORIC CROWN TO BE BROKEN UP
    241 12 £900.000 EMERALDS New York. A gold crovn, studded with 453 emeralds and weighing 1,500 carats, made in Colombia, Couth America, 300 years ago in honour of the Virgin Mary is on display here today. A Chicago syndicate of dealers has acquired it after negotiations
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    AGED LOVERS IN BEDROOM DUEL
    318 12 AGED LOVERS IN BEDROOM DUEL SHE WITH GUN: HE WITH SABRE Paris. jtJI.I.K. MARIA LERMIGNAUX and M. Raoul Broquct, a chemist, had been lovers for t'.vcnty-seven years. Maria, now sixty-two years old. stood in the box at the Versailles Assizes, accused of attempting to murder sixty-nvc-year-old Raoul. The usually solemn
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    147 12 DINNER-TABLE DEMOCRACY IN AUSTRALIA 'THE Australian Labour Party wants democracy carried even to the meal-table. Mr. Mulcahy (Labour, NSW.) complained In the House of Representatives, Canberra, that snobbery was being practised in Parliament House. He complained that a high officer of Parliament had objected
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    AUSTRALIANS TO LEARN MALAY
    336 12 "More Useful Than French M RESULT OF MORE EASTERN TRADE DECAl'SE of Australia's gr«win3 trade with Netherlands IikIui. Malaya and China, Eastern languages may be taught in some Australian schools instead of one of the European languages. The suggestion that Australian children should be taught Eastern
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    CLERGYMAN FINED FOR CRUELTY
    294 12 CLERGYMAN FINED FOR CRUELTY WIFE HIT ON HEAD WITH DOG rvIDENCE that he attached four dogs with chains to the back of a I motor-cycle and drove aff was given at Ryde (Isle of Wight) police court when I the Rev. George Garrett, aged 55, a {church of Eivl&nil clergyman,
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1234 13  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By A LTHOUGK I am willing to swallow anything I read In the news- 1 found it rather difficult to c that •"among Mr. J. H. Thomas's huge mail there were letters irom humble charwomen." In the first place, I have never met a
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    VITALITY! VITALITY!! and again VITALITY!!!
    140 13 VITALITY! VITALITY and again VITALITY!!! Tbjit is the Secret of Health, oi Happiness and of Success. In tins hlg'n-pressure age manklna has not the time to adjust itself to the changing conditions. But Science has found the way! You can increase your vitality, be "super-charged" with vital force by taklnc
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    509 13 BY THE FOUR ACES CYSTEM is essential to winning bridge. However, it is necessary to modify your game with various partners. Nortli happened to be one of the HI £."C* RD worst players in 7u tne world and nls °"J c two chief characsvsxsAi terlstics were a SYSTEM.
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    BRITISH ARMY'S 276 YEARS
    239 13 LESSONS OF MANY WARS AN Outline of British Military History, from 166'J, the year of the birth of the Regular Army, to the present day, is what students -f military history arc seeking. Major D. H. Cole and Major E. C. Priestley have prepared an excellent
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    155 13 INDUSTRIALISED. MOTORISED AND SUBURBANISED Oxford. "During the last fifty years I have seen the outskirts of Oxford industrialised, the roads m^torised, the countryside suburbanised, and the approaches ribboniscd. Despite all that, Oxford remains a storehouse of beauty unique in the world." So remarked Sir Arthur Saltar. speaking at the
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    196 14 Take These Flesh-forming Tablets. Be warned in time if you're losing weight! It may bt the advance danger sign of a dread disease! Begin now to take the tiny, tasteless, sugarcoated tablets that are putting on pounds of healthy flesh on thin, weak
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    512 14 Totidem Verbis No H.M.S. Malaya II Just Yet T^HE trouble about that report that the Sultans are contemplating a Coronation gift to the Imperial Government of a battleship to replace H.M.S. Malaya, now a prehistoric veteran among naval craft— is that it may put fancy ideas in some people's heads!
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    926 14 No More Will Kedah Watch The Padi Harvest Buffalo Fights 7^7)/{ genermUotu buffalo fighting hus one of the greatest celeorations of the padi harvest in kedah. A recent order by the Sultan lias stopped the fight*. In this article, specially written for The Sunday Times, the last fight to take
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    836 14  -  W. Sharp By CTAMP collectors throughout the Em- pire and. indeed, the world, are eagerly awaiting the issue of the new King Edward VIII stamps, and there is considerable speculation, not only among the experts, but the general; public as well, whether the new
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    1114 15 NO HOPE OF HOLIDAYS OR HIGHER PAY "We Make Small Profits And Also Work Hard" BUSINESS CONDITIONS BLAMED LEADING Asiatic employers who were asked by The Sunday Times whether they supported the claim for annual holidays r'nd better conditions for clerks mostly contend
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    34 15 Two Germans from Tilsit, in East Frussia, and Neissc. in Silesia, have,' ban sentenced by the People's Court ii Berlin respectively to penal servitude for life and for 10 years, on charges of treason.
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    DEAL TO SINGAPORE IN TWO CANOES
    101 15 HAZARDOUS VOYAGE TO BEGIN SOON pADDLING separate canoes 15ft. long and 3ft. wide, two young Englishmen will leave Deal, England, for Singapore next month. The venturesome canoeist are Harold Feiin and Colin Sullivan. Their canoes will carry sails. Prom Singapore they will <ro on
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    35 15 The King of the Belgians has conferred the title of Count upon M. Maurice Lippens, President of the Senate. M. Lippens was formerly Minister of Education, and ha-s also been Governor-General of the Belgian Congo.
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    500 15 COMMISSION MAY INQUIRE INTO SUPPRESSION OF TRUE STORY CIPPRESSION of the news cf a I bandit-shooting outrage and the issue of a misleading police statement to the newspapers ha:: involved the Chief Commissioner of Police in Victoria, Major-Gene-;.! Sir Thomas Blarney, in an Anstivdiaw'u'.f sensation. Sir Thomas
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    M. FOKKKR HONOURED BY DUTCH QUEEN
    136 15 HIS FLYING "JUBILEE" Amsterdam. K/l Anthony Herman Gerard. Fokkor, the famous Dutch aeroplar.r cU signer, has just celebrated the 16th ;:nniversary of the granting of his first flying licence. The occasion was marked by a special ceremony held on the Sc 1 aerodrome, at
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    102 15 COMPANY'S OFFER TO ITS EMPLOYEES A free whole life assurance pollcv, equal to approximately or.c years remuneration, and B free pension ar/> among the offers made to employees of IC. C. Wa!:cfield ;\rd Co.. the oil manu.ac'iiircrs. in a new pension achi I i The Company have f:>r
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    1050 16 •"PHE Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps has recently lost a popular officer by the departure on leave of Captain D. G. B. Ridout, their adjutant. Before he sailed for England with Mrs. Ridout he was entertained to several farewell parties, among them a tea party given
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    88 18 COTTON-GROWING PLAN. Bombay. An immense irrigation project in the Punjab, costing £4.000,000. ia being prepared by the Government experts at Simla. It is designed to irrigate 1,500,000 acres of land along the banks of the River Chenab. below its Junction with the Jhelim. The scheme
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    982 18 MOST PROGRESSIVE IN THE EAST Latest Treatment Which Will Shorten Patients' Stay "LAST WORD IN THE MODERN VILLA SYSTEM" DISING from a cleared jungle plateau to the south-west of Johore are the buildings of what will be the most progressht; mental sanitarium in the Far East.
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    186 18 "SUICIDAL METHOD' OF HOUSE BUILDING BLAMED fT'iiE view that the heavy death roll in the Quotta earthquake was due to •the suicidal methods" of h^use construction, and to the fact that the disturbance occurred at 3 a.m., was expressed by Mr. C. P. Skrinc, Revenue and Judicial
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    346 19 THE simplest and most economical way of altering the appearance of a room is to choose a new set of cushions for it. There is a great variety of cushion covers nowadays, and you will want, no doubt, to select those of rather
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    98 19 Put one pint of milk and two ounces of sugar Into a pan and heat it slightly. Then stir in essence of rennet, according to the proportion given on the bottle, and enough chocolate essence to flavour and colour to taste. Stand a perfectly clean jam jar in
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    478 20 When Things Go Wrong CVEN if we have the most efficicnt of cookboys, sometimes little things go wrong with the cooking, or articles of food come into the house imperfect, and not quite fresh. Here are a few hints to help to put these misfortunes right!
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    LATEST IS LONG AND SHALLOW
    603 20 DECAUSE most women ply their knitting needles these days, making gossamer jumpers, caps of unusual designs, or frocks for babies, appropriate bags to hold the work have been found extremely necessary. The very latest is a long, shallow shape made in light-weight felt, of some
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    GINGER ROCK CAKES
    99 20 Put twelve ounces of flour into a bowl and add six ounces of castor sugar, one teaspoonful cf ground ginger, quarter of a teaspoonful of powdered cir.namon, and one teaspoonful cf baking powder. Mix all these ingredients well together and then rub in six ounces of butter.
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    VACUUM FLASKS
    105 20 A vacuum lias!; must be thoroughly washed out after it has been used. If it is discoloured, put into it a small quantity of salt and vinegar and shake well. Then rinse with boiling water and dry thoroughly before it is put away. The cork should be boiled
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    Chinese Or Western Dress?
    874 21 BY A CHINESE GIRL IJAS it not been said that one can have too much even of a good thinir? I feel just like that •bout the modern Chinese woman's dress. Everybody is ■greed that the Chinese frock is the epitome of simplicity and chic: but
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    FISH AND POTATO BALLS
    116 21 Steam some potatoes in their skins or bake them, remove the skins, and put thf potatoes through a sieve. Flake up an equal quantity of fish, and mix with the potato. The tastier kinds cf fish, like herrings, mackerel, or sa'.r/.on, are best, though any white
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    CRISP PIE CRUST
    29 21 A trick our grandmothers knew to keep fruit juices from soaking th.ough the bottom crust of a pie was ti> j bmsh with white of egg.
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    Beach And Bathing Suits
    547 21  -  Yvonne By Fashionable Styles For A II Figures Attractive Seaside Outfits Light Linen Jackets MOST of the new bathing suits are designed to make our figures rival that of Venui. If you don't happen to have a perfect figure, it is astonishing to see what the
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    444 21 CMART new suits -:-e being c k made entirely of suede. And s suede jackets beautifully tailor- td in soft rose or dark green s colours are to be as smart in p town as on the golf course. a And just to show the versatility of
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    75 21 On a square of sponge cake place a half-pear and on top of this some strawbeny ice cream. Over this pour a sauce of sweet cream mixed with Cointreau and creme de cacao. Another interesting strawberry dessert is made from fresh strawberries wliich have been soaked for several
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    LOBSTER ON THE SHELL
    72 21 Cut boiled lobster meat In small pieces. Fry chopped onions in butter, add a few mushrooms, put in the lobster meat and a little white wine, just enough for flavouring. Stuff with mustard, salt and pepper. Stuff this filling into oystn shells, sprinkle generously with melted
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    PAPER BAGS SAVE FOOD
    68 21 Save brown paper bags, newspapers, the oiled paper in which bread is wrapped and even flour and salt bags. The latter when washed make excel- lent refrigerator bags for salads and i ether vegetables. Glass jars, too, wlt'.i j covers, such as mayonnaise and preserve ja:s,
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    355 22 MILLION PEOPLE BATHE IN LONDON'S LIDOS Mrs. Cecily Gkyes, the 23-year-old\ daughter-in-law of Brig-Gen. Sir Percy j Sykes. the well-known authority on Persia, has died from Infantile paralysis at Teheran. Orders for 584 000 tons of new ships are keeping Japanese shipyards working night and day. Some yards have j
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    486 22 Golden Jubilee Of Far Eastern Line Of Norddeutscher Lloyd By Our Shipping Correspondent. Fifty years ago on June 30, 1886 to be exact the s.s. Oder, a steamship of 3,158 tons register, left Bremerhaven for the Far East. She was a small ship judged by modern standards, but received not
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    TEXAS COW-PUNCHER COMES TO SINGAPORE
    412 22 Hunting Adventure At Seventy RETIREMENT "TOO QUIET" NO more picturesque figure ever visited Singapore than Mr. G. T. Salsbury, former Texas cow-puncher, who has arrived to visit relatives in Singapore. Back in the wild lawless days of last century, Mr. Salsbury was a wellknown figure
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    1852 23 Famous Players: Famous Clubs OBSCURITY TO STARDOM AND £5,000 TRANSFER FEE IN ONE YEAR I AST August, Norwich City open- 1 a fine, mod?rn ground at Carrow Road, within earshot of "The which had been their home og in 1908. The flrft natch
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    Singapore A. A. A. Meeting CHINESE WEAK THIS YEAR
    504 23 Singapore A. A. A. Meeting CHINESE WEAK THIS YEAR By A Special Correspondent TTHE Singapore Chinese are entering a team for the local Amateur Athletic Association meeting. The choice of the team will be based on performances at the recent Chinese sports. Judging from the results at that meeting I
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    CLOSE FINISHES & UPSETS AT KUALA LUMPUR RACES
    1807 24 CLOSE FINISHES UPSETS AT KUALA LUMPUR RACES MR- BEVEN THE CHAMPION RIDER Good Dividends On Last Day Of Skye Meeting DOUBLE TOTE PAYS $870 ON SOLE WINNING TICKET (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A SERIES of close finishes and upsets were features of the second and concluding day
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    SCHOOLBOYS' CRICKET
    71 24 HEAVY DEFEAT FOR A.C.S. The second string of St. Joseph's Institution beat the Anglo-Chinese School by eight wickets yesterday on St. Joseph's ground. The ACS. batted first and were only able to put together a meagre 44, Mlnjoot taking seven wickets for 27 runs. St. Joseph's passed the!'
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    26 24 The cricket match between St. Joseph's Institution and the Medical College, which was to have been played yesterday on St. Joseph's ground, was cancelled.
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    To Attempt World Record
    57 24 Mr. \V. G. Thomas, Gl-year-old trainer to the Oxford University Athletic Club, is preparing for an attempt on the world's record for one mile for men over 60. He already holds the record, havin? done the mile in 5 minutes 45 seconds. The picture shows Mr
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    JUNIOR SINGLES BADMINTON
    276 24 By Our Badminton Correspondent. 'THE women's Junior singles badmin- ton tournament was brought to the semi-final stage yesterday when play in the Singapore championship tournaments was resumed. Only two ties were played which resulted in Miss Lillian Tan of the Devonshire B.P. defeating Miss Alice Wong of
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    Y.M.C.A. TEAMS
    211 24 The following have been selected to represent the V.M.C.A at football vs. Indian Recreation Club on the S.H.B ground on Wednesday, at 5.10 p.m. J. Ferguson. W. Mitchell. Kam Wan Kwee Thlam Teck, O. Day. A. Zazula. P. Swyny, A. Noden. Lim Kirn Wee. N. Jackson, Llm Bale
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    JOE LOUIS BATTERED INTO PULP
    257 24 Max Schmeling's Magnificent Fistic Come-Back New York. Saturday. CIXTY-FIVE thousand people cheered Max Schmeling to the echo when, after battering the mighty Joe Louis, knockout king of tti.United States, into pulp during the last six rounds he floored the Negro for the full count in
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    Local League Tables
    335 24 The following are the latest positions in the Singapore League and Commercial Cup competitions: FIRST DIVISION P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts R.A.F. (6) 11 7 2 2 31 15 16 Chinese <2t 10 6 2 2 22 14 14 Inns. Regt. 8 4 1 3
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    L. LEONG BEATEN
    94 24 PERAK OPEN TENNIS SURPRISE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. The first surpris? in the Perak open tennis championships was provided when Lincoln Leong. who has represented P?rak as well as the F.M.S ,1 was defeated by Khoon Leong whose tenacity enabled nim to beat a more
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT THE DITCH CLUB
    93 24 The V.M.C.A. won all their matches j in their lawn tennis fixture with the Dutch Club, on the Association courts yesterday. Following are the results.' V.M.C.A. players mentioned first: Singles: I. A. Alsagoff beat Bicnftet 6—2; 2—6; 6—2. I. Reshty beat Bonnerman 6 l; 6—2.
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    RAILWAY INSTITUTE
    90 24 The following will represent the Railway Institute at football against the Henderson Athletic Party today, on the Railway ground at 5.15 p.m. Chelliah. Ah Han. Choon What. S. Hock, Peng Tay (capt.), Sulong, K. Pak, K. Swee Meyer. Rajuloo and Stevens. R?serves Ahmat, Pakirisamy. The following are selected
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    COLONIAL CUPS GOLF FINAL
    39 24 In the final of the Colonial Cups golf competition at the Island Club yesterday N. A. Mai la 1 (h'cap 7) and T. E. Cheah (13) beat Y. Chlkamoto and O. Shinkawa (24) one up.
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    S.C.C. BOWLS.
    378 24 In the SCC. lawn bowls triples tournament, only four matches wen played during the past week, and two of these resulted in draws. Dyne's team drew with Mile's team after a very good game, albeit perhaps somewhat spoilt by the drizzle, which continued throughout the game. On the
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    58 24 The following have accepted to play srleket for SCC. vs. Non-Benders on ruesday 11 a.m. at S.C.C.: B. Gaillard, H. Gibson, A. C. Growder L. A. Hygate, Lt. A. T. Hingstcn. A. F. Hunter, Lt. C. H. A. Ollivier. P. O'Neil Dunne. F. P. H. Pearse. Lt. J.
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    MALACCA'S GREAT FIGHT IN MALAYA CUP TIE
    1168 25 Singapore Fully Extended To Win 5—2 HOME TEAM'S SUPERB RALLY CAME TOO LATE Leon Scores Both Losers' Goals n:m Our Special Represent:.! he.) Malacca. Saturday. (SINGAPORE won their Malaya Cup football puM against Malacca quite easily by live goals to two. They were
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    S.C.C. SECOND STRING LOSE BOWLERS FLOGGED BY S.R.C. II
    238 25 S.C.C. SECOND STRING LOSE BOWLERS FLOGGED BY S.R.C. II 'THE second string of the Recreation Club experienced little difficulty in beating the Cricket club's second string I in their fixture on the Padang yesterday. Batting first the Cricket Club could score only 53. The Recs. hit up 199 runs for
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    Services' Big Win Over Europeans
    223 25 PLENTY OF GOALS BUT POOR STANDARD OF PLAY (From Our Own Corresrndent.) Kuala Lumpur, Satu. 'ay. THE sky was cloudy and the weather cool for the match between the Combined Services and the North Malaya Europeans on the Padang this evening. The crowd was unexpectedly
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    THE CHESS CLUB
    297 25 Wing: Commander Hunter Elected President The annual report of the Singapore Chess Club states: The last annual general meeting was held on Friday, May 17, at the Adelphi j Hotel. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Wing Commander P. B. Hunter. R.A.F.; committee, Messrs. M.
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    PRISONS SPORTS BEKSIN INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION
    355 25 PRISONS SPORTS BEKSIN INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION rpHE Malayan 100 yards record of 10 seconds *as nearly equalled by M. Beksin bin Karim yesterday at the Prisons Department annual sports j meeting, held at the prison, ground. Beksin covered the distance in 10 15 stcs there by clipping 1/5 sec. of his
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    FINE BOWLING AT TANGLIN
    228 25 C.S.C. BEAT MIDDLESEX BY ONE WICKET The Ceylon Sports Club "A" beat the Middlesex Regiment by one wicket at Tanglln yesterday. A feature of the match was the bowling performance of M. Ignatius, the S.C.C. veteran who took eight wickets for 20 runs, and Hartfleld o
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    GOOD TIMES AT R.A.F. SPORTS
    358 25 L.A.C. STOREY THE CHAMPION ATHLETE I EADING Aircraftman Storey, a new arrival, won the Royal Air Force Far East Command sports at Seletar yesterday, beating L.A.C. Castell, the brilliant 'ill-round sportsman and last year's champion, by 15 points *.o 13. Apart from the rivalry between
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    JOHORE LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    287 25 POLICE SHOW GREAT IMPROVEMENT 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore. Bahru. THE feature of the weeks League football was the good display by the Police who drew 1 l with thJorinthians. The Police have shown great Improvement and if they maintain this form they will have a good
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    B. AND B. STUDENTS.
    85 25 The following have been selected o represent the Banka and Billiton Students in a friendly football match against the Social Athletic Party on Sunday on the Junior Civil Service Association ground at 5 p.m.: Lee Pak Tong; Ban Soon San and Yong Mook Wong: Yap Thian
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    PEARSE HITS OUT
    225 25 S.C.C.'s GOOD START AGAINST RECS r. P. H. PEARSE scored freely ntt 1 round the wicket to pile up 90 runs for the S.C.C. on the first day or their cricket fixture against the SRC. on the padang yesterday Batting first the Cricket Club totalled 165. of
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    8 RUNS WANTED TIME MAKES GAME A DRAW
    230 25 8 RUNS WANTED TIME MAKES GAME A DRAW A cricket match b tw< en th strings of the Ceylon Sports Club and the Straits Chinese Recreation Club was played yesterday at Balestirr and ended in a draw, the Chinese wanting eight runs more to win wltfa thr wickets in hand.
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    SANTRY CUP
    59 25 The first race for the Sar.tiy Cup (women* at the Royal Singap:re Yacht Club yesterday was won by Ena (B -10) with MLss Dickey at th^ helm. Merlin <B— s, Mrs. Scrasei was second. B?tsy <B— 7. Mrs. Johnson third, Mowgli <B— 9. Miss Uniacke* fourth, while the
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    International Net Ball
    59 25 Four hundred women and tills from every part of the country competed in the Women's A. A. A. open meeting held at Mitcham Stadium as trials for the International netball match at Blackpool. Sweden, Holland France and other countries are sending teams to Blackpool. The picture shows
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    PLENTY OF TIME TO ALTER FOONG SEONG CUP RULES
    975 26 Views Of Malacca, Johore And Negri Wanted SINGAPORESELANGOR MATCH OFF By Our Badminton Correspondent •THE Vlewi expressed In thesi- itaOUM i.ist week in regard to the decision ol the Badminton Assoi of Malaya to organise the n Interstate Tournament for the
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    KEDAH BADMINTON
    114 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. The badminton competition at the Kedah Exhibition, open only to competitors in the last KB A. tournament, resulted as follows Hashim and Yahaya (Allegro) beat Loh Chuan Swee and Lim Heng Kwee, (Kong Seong), 21—18. 21—15 Wong Wei Kee and Liew Ah
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    PENANG MALAYS
    167 26 Malays are taking up badminton more and more in Penang. The Crescent Star Sports Club met the Malay Recreation Club and played four doubles matches and two singles in one evening. The former club won losing only, one singles match. It is hoped that the Malays will, in
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    PENANG TO ENTER
    135 26 By Shuttlecock Pcnans. According to a decision arrived at by the Penr>ig Badminton Association th? Settlement will send In its entry for the Poons Seong Cup competition. The players, however, have not been decided upon as yet but a meeting of the committee for the selection will
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    S. L.T. A. OPEN SINGLES
    80 26 The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Open Men's Singles ties for Wednesday at the S.C.C. at 4.45 p.m. are: T. Kobayashl "s. V. Anderson. S. Abed vs. A. I Pereira. T. Uchlda vs. R. F. Smith. H. Kamls vs. S. Grlmberg, Yap Ah Hlan vs. W.
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    TAIPING BILLIARDS
    57 26 (From Our Own Correspondent). Taiplnj. Good entries have been received by the Kempe Club for th-ir annual billiards championship (open and handicap), which begins this week. The ties in the flr.'t round of the open event is as follows: Hussein Kamal vs. Darus; Kanda.anam vs. Naseh; Alladad Khan
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    618 26 S.B.A. AND FOONG SEONG CUP To the Editor of the Sunday Times. SIR.— The Committee of the Singapore Badminton Association, in deciding not to compete in the Foong Seong Cup tournament under the existing rules, arrived at the only possible decision in the interests of the game
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    PREMIERIAN B.P.
    48 26 The Premierian Badminton Party will meet the Playfatr Badminton Party in a friendly badminton match of one women's singles and six men's singles at the latter's court on Tuesday, June 23. Players and supporter! should assemble at the Premier Institution, 55, Cuppage Road, at 3 p.m.
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    SOCIAL A.P.
    168 26 The following will represent the SAP. at soccer vs. the Singapore Banka Football Team today at the J.C.S.A. ground at Balestler Road at 5. 10 p.m. Sim Ah Pf 1^ Tok Som Mvi, Teo Ban Teck. Sng Ah Lye. Soh Kirn Swee (Capt.), Thong Eng Kee. Lee Ch«e
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    TAROM B.P.
    112 26 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahni. The annual tournament of the Tarom Badminton Party, Jonore Bahru, was concluded last week. Results Open Doubles: —Champions. —Mohamad Sallch bin Hajl Talb and Samihen bin Hajl Abdullah. Runners-Up: All bin Abu Bakar and Atan bin Hajl Omar. Senior Singles Champions.—Mohamad Salleh
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    STEADFAST B. P.
    117 26 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. The Steadfast Badminton Party of Johore Bahru travelled to Kluang and met The Sun Beam Badminton Party of Kluang In a friendly match of three singles and two doubles. The Johore Bahru T j-.tti won by all the matches. The following
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    474 26 KUALA LUMPUR VIEW OF FOONG SEONG CUP To the Editor of th» Sunday Times Sir.— The decision arrived at by the committee of the Singapore Badminton Association no*, to join the interstate badminton competition organised by the Badminton Association of Malaya is most regrettable. This decision Is probably due to
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    USEFUL B.P.
    93 26 The first quarterly general meeting in the fourth year of existence of the Useful Badminton Party will be held at Mr. Woe Kirn Wee's residence, 105. Nelson Road, at noon. Apart from the usual business, classification of members for the 1936 annual badminton tournaments will take piece and
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    10 26 Ho Chcong Sen::, haw tary of the Artson Badminton Party.
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    WINDY DALE B.P.
    204 26 I The Sfcond annual general meeting of the j Windy Di. le Badminton Party ni held tha I President's hoM.sc 75. Tyo Sin Smc. I The President explained that the delay in 1 calling the meeting was due to the fact that 1 it was oVi'tied by
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    SEGAMAT TENNIS
    136 26 (From Our Own Oorresp indent.) Segam -,t. A step towards the Improvement of local lawn tennis has been tak^n by the District Hospital Club by opening Btm j court at their premises. The surface of j their old court, was rath.-r bad and imjprovement In the standard of
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    EQUAL POINTS
    107 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Talping. In the Taiping and District Football League the Malays have exceeded all expectations by gaining equal points with the Punjab Regiment "A In the second division. Unless an extra match Is played, the two teams will be the joint champions in B Division.
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    ROUGH FOOTBALL PLAY ON THE INCREASE
    565 27 JUNIORS MOSTLY TO BLAME Coaching Stricter Control Of Games Wanted By "Leighton" AT tiie end of last football season nine months ago we heard quite a lot about the English F. A. instructional booklet on Association football and it was also stated that M
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    20 27 Jhe learns of the Selancor Asiatics Ml Singapore Combined Services which drew I—l at football at Kuaia Lvmpit last W««k.
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    STRADLING'S THIRD CENTURY
    90 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. R. A. M. Stradling, of the Genuang Cricket Club, has proved himself time and again to be one of the foremost run-getters in the country this season. He scored his third century for the i year last week when he knocked up
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    KULIM GOLF CLUB
    106 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. The monthly medal competition (bogey) of the Kulim Golf Club played last week resulted as follows: R. O. Tyndalc Powell (34) 1 up. P. H. D. Jackson (20) all square. Syed Abdul Rahman (24) 1 down, A. V. Perrin (10) 3
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    JOHORE CYCLING UNION
    348 27 JOHORE CYCLING UNION CENTRAL BODY NOW FORMED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. /CYCLING enthusiasts throughout the State of Johore will be glad to know that the Johore International Cycling Union has been formed. j At the first general meeting the president. Shaikh Abu Baker bin Yahya. said that the
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    Negri Sembilan Lawn Tennis Tourney
    837 27 (By Oar Own Correspondent.) Seremban. "THE Negri Sembilan lawn tennis championships begin this week I on the grass courts of the Sungei Vjong Club at Seremban. The entries are satisfactory and include representatives from the outstation clubs in the Negri. In the singles championships, the
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    21 27 The Perak and Kedah Malaya Cup football teams which met at T&iping last week. Perak won by seven goals to one.
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    88 NOT OUT AND 8 FOR 73
    128 27 A. NADASON SHOWS FINE FORM. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. After being 15 runs behind on the first innings, the Government English School did very well Indeed to score a valuable six wickets' victory over a team of the Segamat Cricket Club. A.
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    BATA SHOE F.C, WIN,
    41 27 Th" Uata Shoe Co. team beat a team frcfll the Middlesex Regiment A Coy at soccer on the Y.M.C*A. ground yesterday, by two goals to all. Chin Chong Leek and Blazek were tbe scorers for the winners.
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    CHINESE OLYMPIC ATHLETES
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