The Straits Times, 31 July 1938

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES 77/£ LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 345 Sunday, July 31, 1938 Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 345 Sunday July 31. 1938 Price 10 Cents.
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    "QUEEN BEES" FOR SINGAPORE
    298 1 Pilotless Warplanes To Be Stationed Here First Members Of Unit Have Just Arrived CO-OPERATION IN A. A. DEFENCE CEVERAL "Queen Bee" aircraft.— pilotless planes controlled by wireless from the ground— will be stationed at Singapore shortly as part of the equipment of the new Royal Air
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    Penang Farewell To Sir George Trimmer
    92 1 From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Saturday. Oli! GEORGE TRIMMER, retiring l chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, was guest at a tea party 3lven by the fonletf service staff of the Penan? Harbour Board this afternoon when he passed through Penang on his way
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    EXIT M. MARCELLE
    50 1 From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. Saturday. DERMANENT waving of the hair by ll of school age is to be :n Slam. Likewise the ban on tb am of cosmetics by teachers is to be more strictly enforced, states a report emanating from the Mlnistr of Pub'.U- Instruction
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    FORMER A.O.C.'s NEW JOB
    40 1 London. Saturday. A IR Vko-.Mar.->hall Cave-Brown-Cave. r who was Air Ofncpr Commanding. F;ir Enst. in 1930. lias been appointed Air Officer Commanding. No. 25 Armament Group. K< yal Air Force, to (fleet from Aug. 17.— Reuter.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    44 1 (Krcm Our Own lorrrspondrnt. i London, Saturday. I! la M. Ml Mil; Spot is-.d.: mUas. 19", d. rMIMNOKS: ParU 178 S'l6; New Vfarfc 1.91 11 16. Othrr i ommodlli-, and rxchangrs unchanged (roan Friday. NUIRDAVS LOCAL CLOSING QUOTATIONS \»av IN PACK. 8
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    THREE INJURED BY THROWN ACID
    86 1 'From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca, Saturday. fTHREE men were injured in what is believed to be an acid-throwing Incident, which took place this morning. They are alleged to have quarrelled with a Chinese over debt. The assailant, a ricksha coolie, is stated to have
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    CHINESE HAS EAR CUT OFF
    57 1 A CHINESE flsh seller had the lobe of his left ear cut off by a compatriot In Joo Chiat Road, yesterday afternoon, and was taken to hospital. It is understood that the assailant believed the flsh vendor was selling fisii caught by Japanese. The assailant
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    KULING FOREIGNERS SAFE
    45 1 Shanghai, Saturday. PONTRARY to alarmist reports from Manila, iJtu tenant Clarence Conlai.. commander of the U.S.S. Monocacy reports that foreigners at Kuling, which is now very close to Slno-Japanese fighting, are Quite sale and that there Is no need for anxiety. —Reuter.
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    "DOUBLES" OF SCREEN STARS
    43 1 Actors and actresses, doubles of Hollywood screen stars, who have just arrived in London to appear in a new show at the Palladium Theatre. They include doubles of Joan Crawford. Loretta Young, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich and Hugh Herbert.
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    Missing Clipper Carried Money For Aid Of China
    252 1 THERE is still no definiU news as to the fate of the Pan-Ame-rican Airways flying boat Hawaii Clipper, lost between Guam Island and Manila, says Reuter. The clipper left Guam on its 1,600 mile flight to Manila with six passengers and a
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    Singapore Greets Holiday With Heavy Rain
    111 1 Singapore Greets Holiday With Heavy Rain A LTHOUGH Singapore was drenched with heavy rain all day yesterday, the beginning of the August bani: holiday long week-end." up-country centres had generally fine weather. It rained at Ipoh, too. interfering with the Colony-Malay States cricket match. The Malayan tennis championships had to
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    50 Dead In Rangoon Riots
    62 1 A LTHOUGH the position re- garding communal riots between Moslems and Buddhists at Rangoon has improved, isolated assaults on the outskirts continue, says Reuter. One Burman was seriously wounded when police opened fire on a mob. Official casualties in the five days' rioting are 53
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    RUSSO-MANCHUKUO CLASH
    139 1 Soviet Drive Back "Invaders" Shanghai, Saturday. D I SSO- JAPANESE tension, which has already caused heavy* withdrawals of Japanese forces from the Shansi front to the Manchu-kuo-Siberian border, lias een further aggravated by a fresh incident. The official Soviet Tass Agency reports that two detachments of Manchukuo troops
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    Europeans Wed At Seremban
    360 1 STEWART— JEFF (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. WEARING a gown of white chenille velvet interspersed with gold threads, Miss Barbara Ann Jeff, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jeff, leading members of Seremban's European community, was today married at St. Mark's Church here to
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    Crowds In Britain
    45 1 OWOLLEN by many benefiting for the first time from holidays with pay, crowds yesterday left the main centres of Britain for seaside and Inland holiday resorts for the Bank holiday week-end says British Wireless. Trains, ships and airliners carried thousands of passengers.
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    LOYALIST PROGRESS CONTINUES
    87 1 Barcelona, Saturday. THE Republican offensive en the Ebro front continues, and It Is claimed that considerable progress has been made. It Is officially stated that bridges which Franco claimed to have destroyed are still standing, and that tne insurgent reinforcements, ti.ough heavy, lack direction and are unable
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    DUCE ANSWERS HOLINESS
    60 1 OPEAKING to a group of Fascist federal secretaries. Signor Mussolini made what is construed as a brief reply to the Pope's recent criticism of Fascism, says Reuter. You must know and let everyone know that In the racial question we shall go straight ahead." declared II Duce.
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    Sunday Times Man's 10,000 Miles In Week
    207 1 A FTER a six and a-half days' air journey, during which he covered 10,000 miles and spent a day and a-half in Sydney, New South Wales, a Sunday Times reporter, R. J. Gilmore, returned to Singapore by Royal Dutch Airlines (K.L. M.) plane
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    APPEAL FOR PROTECTION OF THE RAYAT
    565 2 Restrict Right To Sell Up Land, Says M. A. H. A. President SIR SHENTON PRAISES PLANTERS' POLICY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AN appeal to the Malayan Governments to safe guard the interests of the peasantry by contro of moneylenders and of
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    Glad Of Warm Weather
    17 2 Vi WIMItLM HERMANN German cavalry adviser to Generalissimo Chiang, who went to Tibet.
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    Man With Frost – Bitten Feet Here
    148 2 Man With Frost Bitten Feet Here THE recently recalled German military advisers to China are returning by many different routes. With both feet badly crippled wtto frost-bite which he suffered trying to cross Tibet by a new north western route. Captain Wilhelm Karl Hermann, formerly adviser to the Chinese cavalry,
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    SIR SHENTON SEES SCOUTS
    207 2 Log Fire At Big K. L. Rally 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SIR SHENTON THOMAS and the Sul'.an of Sc'.angor wcr: among interested spec-'.ators at the big Scout dlsp'ay and rally staged by Selangor Scouts at the stadium this evening in conjunction wi h
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    "Cat" For Armed Robbers ?
    105 2 "Cat" For Armed Robbers (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. DAMSHEES returning to the F.M.S. from banishment will in future urobably be sentenced to a tei not exceeding the original term f banishment instead of the minimum of a life sentence. This is foreseen in a bill designed to
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    "REPLANTING" DEFINED
    79 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. "DEPLANTING with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions means planting mere than 30 rubber plants or seeds on any acre of any holding carrying rubber plants on May 7, 1934. But docs not include new planting" is the definition given in
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    AIR SURVEYS OF PORTUGAL
    26 2 Portugal Ministry of Public Works has invited tenders for a photographic survey from the air of cities, towns and villages of Portugal.
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    Co – operators Should Aid Higher Education
    222 2 Co operators Should Aid Higher Education MALAYAN co-operative socie- ties should encourage both young men and their members to qualify for higher posts, said Rev. R. K. S. Adams, speaking on "Preparation for Employment" at the All Malaya Urban I Co-operative Conference at Raffles Institution yesterday. Mr. Adams suggested that
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    Not In Hollywood
    30 2 I no,, an incident in a Ho!lpwo:d film, of ancient Rome, bul a performer at the fete of the French rcva'.ry regiments held in Paris this month.
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    CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES FOR MALAYAN WOMEN
    344 2 Suggestion At Big Urban Conference A suggestion that there should be co-operative societies for women was made by Capt. H- North-Hunt at the opening of the two-day All Malaya Urban Co-operative Conference at Raffles Institution yesterday The Conference, over which Mr. F. J. Shepherdson, chairman
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    "Make Your Dreams Come True "
    63 2 "Make Your Dreams Come True CEE visions and dream dreams, and take steps to make your dreams come true, said Mr. R. Boyd, Director of Co-operation, SS. and F.M.S.. at the All Malaya Urban Co-operative Conference at Raffles Institution yesterday. Mr. Boyd gave advice to the individual co-cperator to help
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    Japanese On Charge Of Printing Seditious Book
    294 2 Japanese On Charge Of Printing Seditious Book T*HERE was a speiial skting of the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when Mr. G. S. Uawlinp, recorded further evidence in the preliminary inquiry in which a Japanese, K. Koiruti, manager and proprietor of the Nanyo Printing Office in Cecil Strett. is nl'cged
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      107 2 iwH ?f W^v r^MD <iDH^^r 1 i B> f "/U£fl Nowhere will you purchase •fc U I Beef of such uulslanding H C F F" quality with such fine r flavour and tenderness /g as thai Hliirh we ran offer. F A kl n Kept at just the right 0U
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    SPORT
    36 3 Toiav Haab) Ma:...an championships. S.C.C. L-kanda Cup, rarrcr Park. Yarhtlnx: R.B.T.C Hound-.i i -Llano ..econd day. Elite Shootln;: BWey jhoot. B .kit Tl.nah. O»lf: Open competition and lntei-club content. Boxlnj: Marque* v;. EnSle. Happy World
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    AIR MAILS
    132 3 IVW\KI) mmnm: From Penan, Ipol. s-id Ivu.ii i I.umpur. Arrives every evrnins other than Sundays. imperial from Europe: Arrives Tuesday afti-rnoun. Qantas- From Australia: Arrives Immrm af^rrnoon. OirWMtO ÜBPOTI PMIAK KOX Correspondence can be posted in a special pillar bo\ at the airport which Is cleared half-an-hour berore
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    OTHER MAILS CLOSE
    66 3 Tomorrow Uo.ho.v <M.unam> 8 i.n Meoan (Piancms. -j a.tn S«ra«a: l|Wlllj) tt BintL<l I (C^-cei 10 a.m I Java. South Wi- t Sumatra. S.-Last I Borneo. Ce'ebes. Moluccas <Sc Timor Dilly iValenitjni 10.30 a.m. soutj, j ndia (polthr 3, n am. Indo-China <G. G. Pa~quien 11 a.m.
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    SURFACE MAILS EXPECTED
    34 3 MaU; from Cnina and Japan expected tOday by Hector Malls from Japan exp;cted en Aug. 5, Sy Melbourne Maru. Mali* from China and Japor expscted on Ai.e. 6, by Manila Maru
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    113 3 Mcnda:'.' Au2. 1. Snip* along. lda- ih. IHi-.r- 01 expci led la 4tra»« t**-<fnn «a<ir n«»- East Wha.f Plancius 2) 1 aCafJal Wlia.i Bhutan m 2 Angelina H 2 Kudat l.i 2 Hector 14 2 Meonla 11 2 Nctos 8 2 Antilochu.; 6 2 Empire Dock
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    Malayan Chinese Have Begun Round Of Ceremonies
    675 3 Malayan Chinese Have Begun Round Of Ceremonies Month Of Festivals y/Zf Seventh Moon, which began last Wednesday, is a month of many festivals for Malayan Chinese. First there is the Featt of the Dead. The belief is that on the first day of the month, all the spirits in hell
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    DIED AT 60
    55 3 HrH— T Kura Ksi C.ta. of Mr. K. L. Leo. died at Port Dleksoa lust week. She was the mother of Mr. 11. S. Lee. one of the brsi-knowa miners in the Federated Malay States. She was 60 years of a;e, and is survived by three sons,
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    Girl Shot Mother In Mercy
    84 3 Girl Shot Mother In Mercy Paris, jyil I.K. RBINE ROrZOT. twenty lour year old "mercy murderer." who shot her mother. su.Terini: from an incurable disease, was acquitted by a C'habri--sur-Saone court. Sly pleaded that her mother had begged I'.cr to put an end to her sutlerIngs. She tuk a revol'-er
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    SULTANS OPTICIANS
    20 3 Ellison S. E?cki°l and Co. 3. Capitol Buildin?,. Shi?apcre. have been appointed optician* to tW Eutan of Btiuvi
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    One Man, 4 Religions
    72 3 PROFESSOR ROBERT HOPKINS. exWelsh pitboy. is the solution to all religious problems, for he practises lour at :>nce. "I have a Methodist Church cltoir at Waco, Texas," he said when he landed at Liverpool from America, "and I sing in a synagogue. "I am a Baptist
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    75 Yesterday Pioneer Of Motor-Car
    240 3 75 Yesterday Pioneer Of Motor-Car MR. HENRY FORD, who was 7j yesterday, has been for over a quarter of a century one cf the world's leading figures, and to him, more than any other man, is due the universal p»ipu- larity of the motor vehicle as a means of economical
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      212 3 "Bayer" on ths M.A.H.A. Exhlbilion For the first time this year, the famous pharmaceutical factory BAYER has taken part in the M.A.H.A. Exhibition In Kuala Lumpur. On several very instructive posters, this firm has demonstrated how the most dangerous diseases of this country may bs cured by treatment with Bayer
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      318 3 England now 5i days across the air all the way by Empire Flying-Boat The big 4-enrined Empire flying boats now leave Singapore for England twice a week. They are the last word in air-going luxury. You hare a smoking room on board, a promenade deck, hot and rold meals served
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      202 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY IM!M.\S Toa«y mv \l.ll\MHß.\: -Robtn Em) Flynn. 11 am. rtoTrti"''" •6 la P'"- ana 9.1j p.m. t APITOI ••Swiv Muss ulth .Stan Laurel and Oliver P%VIUOV J 15 Pm Suliii V jus vith Jcsri- Matthews and Roland you U. 15. 611 and 1.11 f VAX/, t.l HAN,.
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      398 4 PAVILION 1.15-6.15-9.15 TODAY DANCiKB AND SON 6 IN A BRAND COMEDY SHOW! i MBk JESSIE MATTHEWS l^^» IN THI. GAL MONT BRITISH PICTURE j T^ ~L% "SAILING ALONG" 4^/^ A W MLAM YOUNG, BARRY MACKAY ■/tBKJ EXTRA ATTRACTIONS! Sfc^W. D ONALD DUCK and MICKEY MOUSE j B4\ \^k M in
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      343 4 FOUR SHOWS DAILY 11 am. 3.15, 6.15 9.15 p.m. Forget The Heat And Enjoy The Cool Comfort of K. ALHAMBRA .JESt. Malaya's First only AIR CONDITIONED THEATRE W^JB (Controlled by SHAW BROS. LTD.) fK <; *''^MpMHt. Crowded Houses Nightly '"'mbßHHHh' acclaim the most perfect and 488 comfortable Theatre in Spore
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      310 4 The BIG HOLIDAY SHOW! Star: and OLLIE are back.. in M.G.Ms Riot of Laughter. CAPITOL I TODAY Malaya's Largest and Finest Theatre 3.15 6.15 9.15 with LATEST PARAMOUNT BRITISH NEWS THANKS TO YOmljj////////, MR. LAUGHTONjM^K^ LONDON IS ENJOYING NY jJB W\ S ITS MOST INTRIGUING SHOW IN YEARS. iii AUDIENCES
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    Scientist Wins "Chinese Wife Case"
    336 5 JURY VINDICATES HIS HONOUR "I Must Send Cable To Olive" HR. SYDNEY CROSS HARLAND, of Snainton, Yorkshire, heard ten men and two women give findings in his favour in the "Chinese Wife Case." Then he hurried from the Law Courts after saying, "I must send
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    Weddings
    266 5 Mr. Tan En; Chin and Miss Llm Swe« Sim were married at thr l< M < hr? r Srlinnl. .M Choi Tel Vo.v end Km We? S?«r r.i.i- J at th- c:iin?sc Con- -Uenr-ra!. >lr i i Kirn H<< a"d Miss Koh Cheow Tm h!io-c took place at the
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    At Segamat
    24 5 M-. Slnnathamby of Se-=nwt. and Miss Kanaieammah. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. ThilUlmpaUam. of Raab. 1 who were married recentlr.
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    18 5 Mr. Chong Mun Fa and Miss Wong i Slew were married at the Singapore Chinese Consulate-General last week-end.
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    12 5 Hve My at m -mass marriage" ceremony at Buloh Kasap, near Segamat
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      180 5 ■--^<^ li 'uvi] If > Pta^all •■»w^ -^l^g»sj3s!22sa! ,^ss^\^bßo Tne mor you travel in the new Ford "Ten" the more you will appreciate the way you can stretch out your legs and the room you have for your elbows. With its long riding- base and I^L^^B^ advanced body design there
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      336 5 CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE? Tired to death— sleepless Irritable— ageing far too quickly these are the trials which i beset too many men and women who live out their lives in the Tropics. Yet It need not be so. The system ls only crying out (or a 1
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    HONG KONG AS TERMINUS OF AIR FRANCE SERVICE
    378 6 Fast Planes Do Trip From London In Six Days DAPID development of long-distance air services is taking place in the Far East. Following the introduction of the new British and Dutch services from Europe to Australia by way of Singapore, Air France
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    "Surrender City" Or Face Ass ault" Is Ultimatum To Raja
    260 6 Bombay. T^HE dispute between the Rao Raja of Sikar and his feudal overlord, the Maharaja of Jaipur, is soon to be settled. The Maharaja who has Just returned from a visit to England, presided at a meeting of the Jaipur
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    Culbertson Wants To Wed Ex-Wife
    69 6 New York. ELY CULBERTSON. the bridge player, wants to rrairy his former wife and bridge partner again. Mrs. Culbeitson was grrnted a divorce at Reno, Nevada, in January this year on grounds of mental cruelty. > Mr. Culbertson said: "My only plans I consist of
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    Boy's Meal Of Glass & Nails
    217 6 Boy's Meal Of Glass Nails Lincoln. rpHREE-YEAR-OLD Terence Stephen Clarke, Lincoln's "ostrich boy," is in hospital here thriving on a diet of cotton-wool sandwiches. But this is unappetising fare com- pared with what Terence has been known to eat. i He was hurried to hospital when his mother found him
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    Gordon Harker Weds Actress
    58 6 Gordon Harker, Cockney character actor, was married to Chirstine Barry, fair-haired actress, in the village church at Monxton, near Andover, Hants. The bridegroom is 52. The bride is 26. From left, Mr. W. J. O'Bryan and his wife, Elizabeth Allen, who were best man and bridesmaid,
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    Court Tells Girl: "Keep Simone's Secrets"
    180 6 Court Tells Girl "Keep Simone's Secrets" New York. A TEN- YEAR sentence of silence was imposed by a Los Angeles judge on Miss Sandra Martin, former secretary of Simone Simon, 24-year-old French film star. Miss Martin, who pleaded guilty to forging cheques for £132 belonging to her employer, was bound
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    CHINA TRADE BUREAU IN HONG KONG.
    50 6 Hankow. The International Trade Bureau at the Ministry of Economic Affairs Li establishing an office In Hong Kong, where it will be In a position to handle the Chinese export trade. Particular efforts will be made to increase th« export of tee and antimony.
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      390 6 I "VfES! And as fresh as a Spring ISfe ffißt Morning I think it is wonder- K| fid> no matter wheic you buy Craven ir* i A,' they are always perfectly fresh Hifln ~~y° u can rc ty on the f act tnat tnc y Mk never vary in quality.
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    GOVERNOR'S GOOD TIME AT SHOW
    398 7 Tours Stalls With The Sultan Of Selangor BUYS POWDER BOWL, WALKING STICKS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SIR Shenton Thomas showed thousands of visitors the real way to enjoy the Malayan Exhibition. For one and a half hours he examined flowers, handicrafts, fruits,
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    This "Crock" Flew Atlantic
    18 7 The 8-year-old £150 monoplane in which Douglas Corrigan flew the Atlantic. See Column Four.
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    "Credit Societies Are Big Help To Peasants"
    433 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A SPECIAL tribute to the Sultan of Selangor who organised and paid for a special stall displaying Selangor village handicrafts was paid by the High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas when he praised the standard of this
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    Anti-Japanese Flare-Up In Ipoh
    91 7 Anti-Japanese Flare-Up In Ipoh (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. A NTI- JAPANESE demonstra- tions, prevalent in Penang recently, have spread to Ipoh. Following recent disturbances the Protector of Chinese issued a statement this morning that the Government v ill not allow any public burning of Japanese goods, nor demonstrations
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    Air Rally At Ipoh
    169 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. IN spite of a sharp shower ot rain which fell shortly after four p.m. there was an excellent attendance, including the British Resident of Perak, Mr. G. E. Cator, on the opening day of the three-day air rally of the
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    HAINAN LANDING REPULSED
    83 7 Hong Kong. Saturday. DEFYING a recent Joint Anglo-French warning, Japanese marines from two warships this morning effected a landing at Lingshui on the strategic island of Hainan. A numerically stronger Chinese force, however, drove the invaders back to their launches after a sharp clash. Whether the landing
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    Tonight s Recital
    135 7 MOT for some time have music-lovers been offered such an attractive programme as that to be given In the Victoria Memorial Hall at 9.30 o'clock by the Sumatra pianist, FrancoU, de Haan. and one of Singapore's finest violinists. Otto Joachim. Beethoven's Kreutzer and Moonllghc sonatas and Grieg'?
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    Overnight Hero Atlantic Flier Is Now Member Of Liars' Club.
    189 7 Overnight Hero Atlantic Flier Is Now Member Of Liars' Club. New York. TWE famous Burlington Liars' Club, at Burlington (Wisconsin), which annually holds a contest to select the world's champion teller of tall tales, has elected to life membership Mr. Douglas Corrigan, who flew across the Atlantic in 28 Vi
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    MALAYAN ROTARY GOVERNOR BACK
    105 7 A FTER attending the Rotary International Assembly at Del Monte and the Annual Convention at San Francisco. Mr. C. R. Samuel, Rotary Governor of District 80 which comprises Malaya, Slam and part of Borneo, arrived back at Singapore by the Potsdam on Friday. It was an
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    PENANG DINNER
    44 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Caturday. Members of the Singapore Recreation Club who are visiting Penang to take part in sports contests against the Penang Recreation Club were this evening the guests of the Penang club at dinner at the Railway Restaurant.
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    Australian Flying Nurse Is Here
    495 7 Australian Flying Nurse Is Here IUANCY BIRD, the woman whose aerial ambulance has become a byword in Australia, and who has been snatching lives from the grip of death In outback territories, is in Singapore. This 22-year-old Sydney girl, the first woman to be engaged in such work, is on
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    THE WEEK'S MARKET ACTIVITIES
    1257 8 BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Holiday Influences Restrict Trading MARKETS on the whole have had a comparatively quiet week, and c dally fluctuations in commodities have been .small with the exception of tin in London which jumped at the close on Friday. Share prices, locally,
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    68 8 Singapore, July 29, 12 noon. Bpyers Sellers Gambler 7.50 Hamburg Cube $13.50 Java Cube $1100 reaper. White Muntok $14.00 White $13.J0 Black 8.25 Copra Mixed $3.35 Sun Dried $3.65 Tapioca Small Flake $3 6') Fair Flake $3.00 Medium Pearl $3.30 Small Pearl $3 70 Je otono Palembang
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    77 8 Friday. July 29, Noon. No. 1 X.R.S.S. in cases. (FOB July 26V 4 2«; 8 (iootl F. .1. Q. in bales (FOB July 26 2C>« No. 1 K. R. S. S. Tone of Market: Dull. Latest Cable: London, spot sheet 7 13 led. New York:
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1326 8 Fraser And Co.'s List FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1938: S P.M. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin (4e> 4s 4s 6a Asam Kumbang <C) 28s 6d 30s 6J x.d. Austral Malay <£ 44s 48s n.c.d Ayer Hltam (ss) 24s 9d 26s »Q Ayer Weng (tl) .60 .65
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    163 8 List Supplied By Messrs Eraser Co. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938: 5 P.M. financial Company Dividend Books Date Ex. Olv. year TIN Close Payable Date to data Asam Kumbang 6d No 62 July 29 Aug. 5 July 30 10%' Austral Malay 9d. dlv. 10%' 3d. bonus Hong Kong
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    He'd Arrived But Did Not Know It
    230 9 He'd Arrived But Did Not Know It Brisbane. RfIONSIEUR Paul Georges Raoul Pourcher, merchant, of Bangkok, stood on Brisbane soil for the first time. But for fully ten minutes M. Pourcher did not know he was in Brisbane When the Empire flying boat Coogee arrived here the overseas passengers, among
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      1430 9 Today's Wireless Programmes 9.35 The world Journey of the potato. 1 10.20 'Musical memories from old times. 11.20 Close down. TOMORROW. pjn. 12.25 German folk song. 12.30 Concert of light music. 1.20 News in German. 1.35 Concert of light music (contd). 2.10 Greetings. 2.20 News and economic review in English.
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    French Air Manoeuvres
    28 10 A French Air Force bomber which took part in recent manoeuvres being loaded with bombs which are being wheeled to it on a special contrivance.
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    "JUNGLE BOOK" FILM
    115 10 DUDYARD KIPLING'S Jungl? Book" is to be made into a British picture by London Films at their Denham studios. Sabu. the Hindu boy star of the "Elephant Boy" film, will play the leading role. Two other subjects in which he will also star are "The Thief of
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    Ronald Colman Is Engaged
    75 10 MISS BENITA HUME, who recently announced her engagement to Mr. Ronald Colman, Is to resume her flan career after a long absence from the screen. She is to appear with Gary Cooper and Merle Oberon In "Cowboy and Lady." Hearing of his fiancee's disappointment that she
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    265 M.P.H. Torpedo Flying Boat
    204 10 A TORPEDO-CARRYING flying-boat, introducing a new class of aircraft, has been produced by the Bellanca Co., of the United States, and may be adopted for the American navy. Torpedo carrying aircraft were pioneered by Great Britain, and many squadrons of the R.A.F. and the Fleet
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    WOMEN OUST MEN FROM HAIR-DRESSING
    381 10 Patrons Like TKe Feminine Touch WHERE is one profession in Malaya today where the women are definitely ousting men and that is hair-dressing. Formerly, males enjoyed a monopoly. Now, more and more men are finding it more pleasant to visit a shop where there is
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    Love Lessons For Men Are Suggested
    212 10 I ESSONS in the technique of love-making should be given to all men, urged Dr. Edward Griffith, a delegate to the National Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare, at Bristol. Clergymen and doctors, he suggested, should co-operate in the work of tuition. "There is
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    Belgian Princess
    37 10 Princess Joseph.ne Charlotte, eldest child of King Leopold of the Belgians, spending a ho'iday at the Belgian resort, La Panne, where she spends her time playing in the sunshine on the beach uith little friends.
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    CONVICT WHITNEY HAS PAY RAISED
    57 10 CONVICT WHITNEY HAS PAY RAISED New York. DICIIARD WHITNEY, five times president of New York Stock Exchange, now serving a flve-to-ten years' sentence in Sing-Sing for misuse of funds, has had his prison pay raised from 2'od. to 7'^d. a day. Reason Exemplary behaviour since his sentence In April. Whitney,
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    Girl Baptised In The Sea
    65 10 PART of a big crowd on Weymouth (Dorset) bench protested noisily after Pastor T. Ryder, of the Four Square G>spel Church, had baptised a girl and a man in the sea. People, arguing, surrounded the pr.^or. The girl, Miss Gladys Jackson, twenty-one years oid, of
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    Names Make Words—8
    191 10 PVERY day we use words ichich commemorate the fame of soine man or woman or place that would otherwise be forgotten. Few people know how these names came to be common words, and in this special Sunday Times series of short articles the story of these names
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    Machiavellian
    120 10 MIOCOLO MACHIAVELLI, for all his faults, has been rather unfairly used in having his name made synomonous with cunning, utterly unscrupulous behaviour, especially statecraft of that kind, When we say machiavellian we often mean devilish but Machiavelli was not a devil, whatever else he was. He was born in
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      1222 10 GET GUM ON WATER! Nature's Own Remedy. ned with too much solid 1 and dieting alike fail to m.ike a:iy impression on loose spare tyres ol flWi, ibaM extra chins and corpulent waist:i try Nature's own remedy btill water, charged with Natural i the Earth. I cl I-'ynnon Salt in
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      Splendid Biography Of Sir John Simon
      935 11 Splendid Biography Of Sir John Simon Will He One Day Be Prime Minister? Sir John Simon. By Beechover Roberts ("Ephesian"). Robert Hale. 12s. (id. IT is becoming a constant complaint in writing circles that we are being treated to an excessive number of biographies of public men and statesmen. Not
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      APPEALING NOVEL
      138 11  -  Dorothy Hunt. i (red. By (kftt. First cheap edition. TI-IE Daily Mirror made a good choice when they honoured Unfettered as their romantic book of the month, for It Is a well-told story, though lackl humour. Directly Frlda sees the aloof director and scientist Julian, she knows she
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      Problem Of Mixed Marriage
      439 11 The Dream Prevails. By Maud Diver. Murray's Imperial Library. |\/IR3. DlVERswith her rare Insight and her sympathy with India, understands her troubles. Is kind to her weaknesses, and fully appreciates the manifold beauties and spirituality of the country. What a much happier land it would be
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      Ursula Bloom Turns Search-Light On Her Own Troubled Life
      827 11 Without Make-up. By Ursula Bloom. Michael Joseph. 18s. 6d. IT is difficult, even for the least reticent of autobiographers, to tell the plain truth about their lives, without trying to gloss over their errors or weaknesses or to embellish t.ieir best
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      98 11 M. MOUAMED DULFAKIR CO. HEAD OFFICE Removed to:--46, HIGH STREET a q I Bl S« Si »«H 00 HIGH STREET M. MD. DULFAKIR CO., Booksellers, Newsagents. 'Phone No. 3695 High Street Singapore. f-i^.^S/'/jl^Bij For more than 50 years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bas enjoyed the confidence of the entire medical profession.
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      355 11 LARGE SIZE (8oz.) 65 cts SMALL SIZE (4ozJ 35 cts i The Andrews Liver Salt you have hitherto bought in i boftles is now packed in ECONOMY TINS You can now buy a STILL BETTER ANDREWS af a LOWER PRICE. The world's most popular saline is not only cheaper than
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    HONG KONG COOK-BOY GUILTY OF MURDER
    503 12 Killed European Woman In Presence Of Her Husband STABBED HER TO DEATH WITH KNIVES Hong Kong. AN unemotional accused and a large crowd of thril- led spectators saw the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell, don the "back cap" and pass sentence
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    Twins Puzzle Professors
    148 12 CCARLET gowned undergraduates chanted "Haw do you know?" at! St. Andrews University vhen Profes-j sor P, T. Herring, at the graduation ceremony, announced Miss Dorothy, Brown, of East Newport, Fife. A black-gowned girl with fair wavyj hair and horn-rimmed spectacles step- ped up to receive her Bachelor
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    59 12 Beautiful dancer weds in ballet dress: Dressed in Urn costume she wears as the bride in "The Blue Danube" ballet at Drury Lane theatre, 20-year-old Nina Tarakanova, beautiful ballet dancer, was married to Mr. Gray Shaw, wealthy Scottish land and ship owner, at Marylebone Register Office. They were to have
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    S.O.S.-BEER
    67 12 "nriilßTY thirsty shearers max rooncd in the pub with no beer. Please fly out uith a big barrel. Cash on delivery." Qantas Aincays in Queensland recently received that S.O.S. The Thompson River teas in flood, and supplies were cut off. The shearers had drunk the hotel dry. Qantas went
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    HORSES CAN WEAR MASKS
    187 12 HORSES CAN WEAR MASKS Folkestone. \I7ING COMMANDER E. J. lIODSOLL, Inspector-Gen-eral of A.R.P., told the Rural District Councils' conference at Folkestone that experiments were being made to protect cattle and domestic animals during air raids. He believed he said, that gas mrsks could be fitted to horses. Mr. C. I.
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    Four Years Of Lies Keep A Mother Happy
    319 12 A LTHOUGH Russ Cotombo, film actor and dance band leader, died four years ago his 74-year-old mother still believes he is alive. For every week a letter arrives from her son telling of his triumphs as he tours through Europe with his
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      297 12 ALMOST PARALYSED WITH RHEUMATISM Did Not Improve Until He Tried Kruschen There has just come to our notice a very remarkable recovery from severe rheumatism. The seriousness: of the man's condition and the step that led to his ultimate recovery, are described In the following letter "For several years I
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    Behind The News... BY Ganti
    1342 13 A PPARENTLY reaping a worthwhile profit out of Malaya are two enterprising young Javanese curio sellers. These two fellows, who have those disarming smiles of the type affected by brush salesmen in more civilised countries, peddle Javanese and Balinese art goods from Singapore to Alor
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      471 13 HAIR? For 21 ytars Kotalko has been bringing n«w hair to the reads ol msn and women of all ages. ■|m Countless grateful letters testify to its jB actlon in wK^^m l imu 1 v I ting dotma n t vert v> roots, »oft« Almost Jf *■>■"£ lll Bald Vg
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      148 13 Crux Will Be Back On This Page Next Week What is the good of a "Single" Whisky? A single whisky has a double meaning," said Johnnie Walker, and when we in Scotland talk about single whiskies we mean the many separate whiskies which are blended together to make Johnnie Walker
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      42 13 VIRGINIA CIGARETTES M THE CIGARETTE WITH THE NUTTY FLAVOUR s«B M^B r I /V IRES? ROTHMIXS LTD. ftivlte yon to sample on» 1 1 M BOTHMAN J^// ,HJBI ROBINSONS. ■fl Afff nts f \r T- a ffl Barlow Co- Ocean BM«\. Slnoiw*
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    TERROR SAILORS WILL SEE TALKING PICTURES ON BOARD
    534 14 TERROR SAILORS WILL SEE TALKING PICTURES ON BOARD They Will Pay A Cent A Oh, To Be Week Under New Plan A Sailor FILMS TO ENTERTAIN INSTRUCT t?OLLO\vING th* issue of a recent fleet order, Singapore's monitor Terror is to be equipped, along rciih most other naval vessels at Home
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    ROOSEVELT GRANDSON
    37 14 Philadelphia. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife of the President's third son, has givm birth to a son. Mr« Roosevelt wes formerly Miss Ethel Dv Pont. Her child makes the eighth grandchild hi the Presidential family.
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    17 14 Jessie Matthews' the film star, holding a coconut at a carnival which she opened in London recently.
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    "Poor Little Rich Boy" To Pay Girl Alimony
    244 14 New iork. "'THIS man is the counterpart of those 'poor little rich girls' whose ■■•only ambition in life is to try to dissipate fortunes created by their forefathers' honest toil." Basil Ryan, 28-year-old heir to a £10,000,000 copper fortune, was not present
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    BRITAIN PLANS NEW AIR LINE
    87 14 BRITAIN PLANS NEW AIR LINE BRITISH air mimics has arrived in Buenos Aires (Argentina) to discuss plans for an air mail service aoross the South Atlantic in competition with existing French and German services Its members are Mr. W. D. Roberts, vice-chairman of British Airways, subsidised to develop a South
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    When A Wife Is Told 'Go!'
    122 14 JUIR. JUSTICE GODDARU deiVl fined desertion, one of the new grounds for divorce, at Newcastle Assizes. "People who have been living apart for a long time," he said, "are now rushing to the courts for divorce on grounds of desertion. Desertion is a matrimonial
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    LEE TRACY TO WED
    61 14 New York. J7RIEND6 expect Lee Tracy, the screen star, to marry before he leaves Hollywood for London, where he will appear in Raymond Massey's part in "Idiot's Delight." His bride will be Mrs. Helen Thomas, a Los Angeles insurance broker. The marriage is expected to take
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    GERMAN HOME FOR FRAU DOLLFUSS
    59 14 With special penni^iion from Hitler, Frau DMlfuss, widow of rhe assassinated Austrian Chancellor, ha. 1 entered Germany from Bwttnrlftnd with her two c and gone *.o live in Munich. She fled to Switzerland last h after the annexation of Austria. Dv. Engelbert Dollfuss was murdered
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      440 14 I m£> A WEEK AGO x c* e was '^^^L^jj^^aheaten man NOW THRIVING ON THE \C WINE OF UFE MmH/*/^H I J >»3 A >c strength anJ light had f* fl Wml^M Kvl_/ B one l ut ot lim deserted by his •■elfoW 'g^M Wof confidence, he was left prey
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      67 14 Colour and gaiety. That Is just what you have with Pyramid handkerchiefsThe colours and designs have been chosen for their brightness and harmony. And what is more Pyramids come up soft and smiling after hard washing. There is a wide selection of designs from which you can choose. PYRAMID mm
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    Sitting On The Fence....
    1418 15  - Sitting On The Fence Nathaniel Gubbins By VET another reader has written in asking what Sitting On The Fence ia all about. This Is the second In two years, which shows you that the British people are beginning to grow up and ask awkward questions. The letter sounds rather pathetic:—
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      247 15 W "Mv^ *^H MM/I* m* W^f ijW w time is it hy your Stomach? If before meals you h«ve no longing for food— if during meals you arc afraid to eat the things you like, and if after meals you feel bloated, or distressed, have heartburn or stomach pum, here
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      413 15 CONTRACT BRIDGE r>x- tup F/"iITD Aprc Von Zedtwitz to place him with both 13\ liih frUUK ACLb tne mlss!ng nlgh cards the Klng of QP'I'IMISTIC bidding not infre- spades anc* the Ace of clubs. After quently obtains oetter results the diamond opening Declarer saw but than sound, conservative bidding. one
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    The Sunday Times Opinion Co-operation
    153 16 The Sunday Times Opinion Co-operation EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore. 'DUBLIC attention is focussed on a movement of growing importance in Malaya by the annual All-Malaya Urban Co-Operative Conference in Singapore this week-end. The movement has dene valuable work in improving the living conditions of the clerical
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    Building Societies
    144 16 A LOGICAL development of the co-operation movement is the formation of building societies. The announcement last week that such a society had been formed will be welcomed by all those who have the welfare of the country at heart, for a country's future depends not so much on
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    All-up Mails
    160 16 /"\NE of the greatest projects in the history of commercial aviation will approach completion this week with the commencement of the all-up air mail service from Great Britain to Australia and New Zeal land. Certain links are as yet incomplete, but the scheme is so i immense that
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    Dodging The Japanese On China War Front
    1856 16  - Dodging The Japanese On China War Front Edgar Ansel Mowrer Sixth Article By AT seven o'clock one evening, Chen Chen-tze, the Chinese journalist, his companion the student propagandist, two coolies carrying their baggage on bamboo poles, and two slightly bewildered but elated foreign newspapermen started from the station of Ching-ling
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    SUPREME COURT READY IN YEAR'S TIME
    526 17 Good Progress After Delay Some Structural Work Already Completed TEAK PANELLING IN MAIN COURT ALTHOUGH the rear structural portion containing the four new courts of the new Supreme Court building is practically finished, the entire building will not be ready for use until August
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    Planes Will Fly Day And Night, 4 Miles Up
    359 17 rpiIEKE will be a three-day air sen ice between London and Sydney in 19-11. PMMMftn will fly in the sealed cabins «>f mult i-cnjf ned liners at a height of four to five miles. Thus, what HMMd an incredible die am
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    Lost Part Of His Brain
    129 17 fINE of the most remarkable surgical operations ever carried out was done recently in a well-known London hospital. A middle-aged man had part of his brain taken out. As the result of the operation, which was of the most intricate nature and a triumph of
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    MAN OF MILLIONS MARRIES
    138 17 MAN OF MILLIONS MARRIES New York. AMERICA' 3 most eligible bachelor, thin, lanky, 25--year-old Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, who has been the subject of perpetual romantic rumours since his early youth, was married at Long Island to auburnhaired Manuela Hudson, daughter of a San Francisco lawyer. It was their mutual interest
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    The Postman's 17-mile Day
    85 17 DOSTMEN in England walk 17 miles a day (at three miles an hour); Wear out two pairs of boots a year (and need another pair for civilian wear); Have to spend ss. 6d. every five weeks on soling and heeling:. These were some of the reasons
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    DISLOCATED HEART: FIRST CASE
    128 17 rpHE first case on record of a dislocat- j ed heart without any fractures was revealed at a West Ham inquest. James William Elley (32), stevedore, of Silverland Street, North Woolwich,! was killed when he was pushed by a! "set" while loading a ship. Dr. H.
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    "Film Producers Must Not Control Theatres"
    143 17 Washington. The Department of Justice has filed a civil anti-trusi action against eight major motion picture producers. 29 subsidiary or associated corporations and 132 officers or director-, seeking the divorce of the production, distribution and exhibition phases of the industry. The Government seeks an
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    No More Devil's Island
    216 17 No More Devil's Island Pufc. TIIE penal settlement of French Guiana, including the dreaded Devil's Island," where Capt. Dreyfus languished until his vindication, is legally abolished by a decree law published here. Although banishment to the penal settlement was stopped in December, 1936, the bill then introduced by the Blum
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      236 17 IF YOU'RE TOO EASILY TIRED i is? The pace oi modern life entails a big drain on your reserves oi nervous energy. If you are to avoid being run-down and easily over-tired, you must see ihal your nerves are well sustained. Phosfenne, by renewing the whole nervous svjtem will quickly
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    990 18  -  Onlooker By The Read Of Sir G. Trimmer John Hands Tretchikoff Rev. Br. James AN outstanding example r r the highly efficient < ecutive who can run a really big staff on truly human lines, Sir George Trimmer, who left Malaya on retirement last week, has been
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    How Tretchikoff Sees Them—And Himself—16
    56 18 How Tretchikoff Sees Them— And Himself— 16 Surrounded by caricatufes of well-known Singapore people who have appeared in the series done by him specially for The Sunday Times is Tretchikoaff, brilliant young Russian artist who has caricatuved himself. Versatility is a feature of his art, for he is equally good
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      50 18 x. IT f/ Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? "..Course 1 did!" MACLEANS^ Softs •KSS: PEROXIDE p.**,™. TOOTH PASTE E£ w^ e^ Snpp«» IWW I II r#%J I E putt fr «h and clcftn from tint •queexe m U» If you we a solid dentifrice, try Maclean* Solid Peroxide Toothpaste
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      202 18 A\\\WIII%////^ 4^" ill c pli way to iSHi HEA|TH l I BtPjl! BI!P^~ an(l vitlllty There s nothing i* Ml ■^J' more rejuvenating thin a glass of J^ Phosferine Tonic Wine. If you feel washed-out," this energising n tou (td tn» u r i tonic wine will restore your lost
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    STIFFER TESTS FOR AIR PILOTS
    107 19 QTIFFER tests for would-be pilots are announced in an Air Ministry Order which comes into force on August 1. Candidates for an unrestricted pilot's "A" licence will have to put their machines Into left-hand and righthand spins and demonstrate their ability to get out of
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    DEVICES FOR AVOIDING HARSHNESS OF SHADOW
    278 19 Snapshot Guild Any Kind of Reflector Will Do WHEN one advises, Vz; of a reflector to soften and lighten shadows." most snapshooters think, "'Oh. that ll too complicated— too -much trouble." As a matter of fact, any white 01 -i-oloured surface can serve as
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    How British Rail Record Was Broken
    289 19 London. THE L.N.E.R. streamlined train which reached a speed of 125 miles an hour was the first British train to travel at more than two miles a minute. This beat the previous oeed record for British railways by eleven miles an hour. The train
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    Drunk Or Just Intoxicated?
    95 19 Auckland. "IT is a question of a man's social standing whether he is considered drunk or merely intoxicated," said a magistrate, Mr. Freeman, when a motorist was charged with intoxication. The traffic inspector said he would describe a man as drunk only when he could not
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    Famous U.S. Explorer Is Broke
    133 19 Boston. DEAR-ADMIRAL BYRD, fam- ous American Polar explorer, is broke. Weak from lons months of exposure on the Ross ice barrier, where he was poisoned by the fumes of his kerosene stove, he is still fighting; his way back to health. America was shocked when,
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    WITCH DOCTORS' LION FRAUD
    155 19 Nairobi. rvELIBERATE efforts by witch docI U tors to prevent the authorities killj ing man-eating lions which have been I terrorising a village, are mentioned in 1 the annual report of the Tanganyika Game Department. The witch doctors have been making big profits from the sale
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    N.I. GOVERNOR-GENERAL
    49 19 Amsterdam. OEPORTS from Australia that the Governor-General of the Netherlands Indies will shortly visit Australia are discounted in Batavia. Although the value of returning Lord Growrle's visit is recognised, it is stated that the Governor-General is not likely to do so before the second half of 1939.
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    468 21 Mirrors Should Be Used Skilfully And Not Merely From Habit Max Factor's Advice You Must Shun Self Flattery LOOKING into a mirror can, and should, be a fine art. Too often, however, it becomes meaningless daily habit. Women should turn to their mirror for a reflection of truth, for the
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    Cots For Young Babies Can Be Very Elaborate
    586 21 /^OTS for very young babies are not nearly so plainly >corated as they were a few seasv. s ago. Draped cots for small babies are often very elaborate. One up-to-date scheme is a wicker cradle trimmed with ruched chiffon. Tinted organza is
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    Rice And Peach Mould
    142 21 TAKE 1 quart of milk, put it into a saucepan on the fire; well wash 4 oz. of rice. When the milk bolls, sprinkle in. Simmer gently until the milk and rice are thick; add 2 oz. of sugar and 3 sheets of gelatine, melted, and
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    In Hot Weather
    70 21 rvESPITE all the new and excelcosmetics prepared for use on hot days, fastidious women find their complexions need more frequent attention during very hot weather. Towards this refreshing end, fmall tins containing cleansing pads have been devised to carry in the handbag. Each pad is so treated
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    23 22 This type of wide-brimmed hat, held by a large bew fastened under the chin, is very fashionable just now.
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    854 22 Your Lapel Flower Should Match Your Handbag I APEL flowers are as popular as ever, and the mede of the moment is to match them to a new and unusual handbag. Dyed th:t rkskin is delightful as a set of green leather accessories, including shoes, handbag and a camelia as
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    692 23  - Marriage Still Important Barbara Storm By A LTHOUGH the majority of girls look forward to getting married eventually, there are an increasing number who pretend to despise marriage and all it stands for. Only the other day, I met a pretty young girl whom I know to have refused literally
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    Officials And Pupils Of The Kai Mun Chinese School, Bahau
    39 24 Here are children of the Kai Mun Chinese School, Bahau, Negri Sembilan with officials of the school. They recently gave a concert in aid of the China Relief Fund
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    JOHORE'S PART IN EARLY N. S. POLITICS
    532 24 JOHORE'S PART IN EARLY N. S. POLITICS (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. THE part played by Johore In early j N:gri Sembllan politics, the arrival of a Sumatran prince to take up the j position of Vans dl Pertuan Besar and the various stages that led to the modern
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    Seremban Wedding
    41 24 Afler the wedding of Mr. Gilbert E. Fernandez, a well-known Seremban sportsman, to Miss Mildred Pereira. From left, Mr. T. R. Fernandez (best man), the bridegroom, the bride, Miss Mary Pereira (bridesmaid) and Misses Connie and Jeanette Pereira (flower-fflrls).
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    Sport In The Kampongs
    374 24 'From Our Own Correspondent) S;remban, Saturday. JU|R. J. V. Cowglll M.C., the acting British Resident of Negri Sembilan. makes some very interesting reflections on the sports and pastimes of the different races that inhabit Negri Sembllan, in his annual report. Of the Malays he says:— "The
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    Seremban Soccer
    51 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. TWO charity football matches have been arranged in Seremban In connection with the China Relief Fund. On Monday, the N.S.C.R.C. will meet the Klang Chinese Athletic Association and on Aug. 7 the same team will play the Selangor Govt. Printing Department Sports
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    N. S. SCOUTS
    100 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. MONDAY will be an important day for the Boy Scouts of Negrt Sem- i bilan. Mr. Frank C. Sands, the j Commissioner for Malaya, and Mr. Mr. H. R. Cheesman, the assistant Commissioner, will conduct an inspection of troops in Negri
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    PORT DICKSON
    64 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. DORT DICKSON has a Coronation memorial in the form a clock tower. The Chinese community of the district have erected a Coronation clock tower in the heart of the town. It was suggested that a paddling pool should be built In Seremban
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    CRICKETER'S TRANSFER
    31 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. IVfIR B. J. Dionysius, the well-known Selangor State left arm bowler, has been transferred to Saremban as Coupon Officer in the Rubber Restriction Department.
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    JAFFNESE CO-OP.
    116 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. T^HE Negri Sembilan section of the Jaffnese Co-operative Society Ltd., held an at home for the members of the community resident In Negri Sembilan at the Vivekananda Students Hall. Seremban. There was a good gathering including a fair attendance of women. There were
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    Negri Notes
    51 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Saturday. A charity basketball match was played at Seremban in aid of the China Relief Fund. The Selangor Lav Chiu i basketball team beat the Keremban I Wah Yew team by 44 points to 24 at Seremban. $270 was collected for the relief
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    30 24 The Hon. Tuan Slielkh Ahmjd has Issued invitations to a dinner on Aug. 6 at his residence In Jalan Dato Klana. in honour of the marrijfgc of his oldest daughter.
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    24 24 The annual athletic sports of King George V School, Seremban. will be held on the school padang on Aug 6, commencing at 2 p.m.
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    24 24 Mr. Au Yeung Wan. proprietor of thd Oriental Press. Seremban, and Mrs. Au. who went to Singapore on a holiday, have returned to Seremban.
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    Recent Agricultural Show At The Bukit Raja Mukim Of Klang
    98 25 A rrouo Dhotorraph taken at the Bukit Raja Mukim (Klang) agricultural show. Front row (from left): Dato Kaya, J.P., M.S.C., M.C.H., Inche Ahmad bin Haji Mahmood (Magistrate, Klang), Raja Musa. 3 Voiif (nri ate secretary to the Sultan of Selangor),
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    Women And Girls Aid Mother Country
    26 25 Malacca women and rirl helpers at a charity show held at Malacca recently in aid of the China Relief Fund
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    TAMPIN R.C
    329 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. CPLENDID bowling by T. K. Sukuma- ren, who is representing the F M.S. In the annual cricket Colony versus States match in Ipoh, greatly helped the Tampln Recreation Club to Inflict a severe defeat on the Malacca Club. T.impin Recreation Club won by
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    N.S. TENNIS
    531 25 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. i"*OOD progress Is being made in the Negri Sembllan Club and Chang Seng Long Cup lawn tennis tournaments which are being hed a', I Seremban. Results in the Negri Sembilan Clutj tourney are: Open Singles: S. Nakata beat R. Senevlratne 7
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    Awards At Alor Gajah District Show
    476 25 From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. •T*HE Resident Councillor, Malacca, Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant was among the large gathering that witnessed the fourth annual agrl-hortlcultural show cf the Alor Gajah district at the Malay Vernacular School ground. 1 Mr. R. C. Gates. District Officer,
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    BRYANT SHIELD
    91 25 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. T"HE prizs distribution to the winners arid runners-up of the Bryant Shield league competition has been fixed for Aug. 13 at the Malacca Club courts just before the commencement of the president versus vice-president match. The remaining ties In the Lea sue
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    ABOUT PEOPLE
    107 25 (From Our 0...i Correspondent) Malacca, .Saturday. Mr. A. W. Frlsby, Inspector of Schools, Malacca, will b; proceeding on leave next week. A former president of the Malacca Rotary Club Mr. Frlsby will be entertained to a farewell dinner by members of the Club on Wednesday. Mr. A. D.
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    Chinese Poetry
    439 25 (From Our Own Correspondent' Malacca, THAT one of the main effects of Chinese poetry was to give It a highly musical quality with "Infinite meaning in a little rhythm" was a contention made by Mr. Ho Seng Ong In a talk on "Some Thoughts of Chinese Poetry" to
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    BUKIT RAJA MUKIM
    100 25 <From Our Own Correspondent) T*HE Bukit Raja Mukim agricultural show was held at Men: Village. 6 miles from Klang. The show consisted of various kinds of vegetables, frvlts, coffee, tapioca, pickles. Jams, Jellies and preserves, kampong industries cf baskets and other boxes made in Malay designs In
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    ALOR GAJAH R.C.
    113 25 From Our Own Correspondent/* Malacca, Saturday. TTHE final of the billiards tournament 'handicap) held by the Alcr Gajan Recreation Club res"lted in a victory for J. A. Chong < 130> who defeated Walin (—100) after a keenly contested game, 200-137. In the semi-finals J. A. Chor.g beat
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    Members Of The Johore Government Service At Muar
    43 26 l> p :iko ;raj)h taken on the eve of the departure of Mr. L. H. N. Davis, 2nd assistant adviser, Muar (centre, marked by X) to become private secretary to the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas
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    Segamat Volunteers
    183 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. lOHORE is spending large sums every year to bring her Volunteer Forces to a high degree of efficiency and to equip them with the latest weapons of war. Volunteering in Johore Is still In its infancy and the State can only boast about
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    59 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. rE closing date for entries in the Johore State tennis championship meeting for this year Is next Thursday. No further entries will bj received after Thursday. I Entry forms may be obtained from all affiliated clubs or direct from the hon. secretary.
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    JOHORE MALAYS IN MASS MARRIAGE
    153 26 JOHORE MALAYS IN MASS MARRIAGE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat, Saturday. IkilORE than five hundred r ussts at- tended a mass morriag? Bulon Kasap, a small town four mile.. t> t'.ie north of Segamat, when five Malay couples were united by Imam Syed Ahmad bin Omar. Mass marriage among the
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    BATU PAHAT SHOW
    99 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat, Thursday. f\EPUTISINO for the Sultan of Johore, who was slightly Indisposed, the Tengku Mahkota opened the agricultural show at Batu Pahat today. After formally declaring the show open the Tengku Mahkota inspected the exhibits accompanied by the Oeneral Adviser, Johore, and
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    41 26 i»ic Mnar Hangers football team, which has shown great improvement, their best performances b?;,>; a 3 o win over the Land Office, last year's league champio-s, and a o—o0 0 draw against the Chinese. The Rangers should do well next year.
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    BATU PAHAT AND MUAR LEAGUES PRODUCE VERY CLOSE FINISHES
    207 26 Police Should Stay At Top Of Table (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat, Saturday. /"VNLY one league game was played in the local league during the week, the Rangers postponing their game against the Chinese. The Police, who played against the
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    POLICE VICTORY
    193 26 From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. WEAKNESS in front of goal lost the Johore Military Forces their last league match against the Police, who won by on? goal to nil. The Soldiers were unlucky, as they were on the attack for the major part of the first half. The
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    35 26 .Mohamed Noor bin Rahiman, of the Johore Military Forces, who played in goal for Johore in Malaya Cup matches in 1935, 1936 and 1937, Under medical advice, he will not play again for three years.
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    Chinese And Police Level On Points
    168 26 Chinese And Police Level On Points (From Our Own Correspondent. >',, Muar. The Muar Chinese and the Polic« finished level on points at the top of the Muar F.A. League. Both obtained 24 points out of 14 matches. The Chinese lost to the Police and drew with the Land Office
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    CAREY ISLAND NOTES
    32 26 (From Our Own Correspondent j Klang. Mr. I. T. Coutts. of Carey Island, will be going Home on long leave by tho Hector from Port Swettenham on Aug. 26.
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    41 26 Mr. C. E. Wait?, the senior superintendent of Carey Island, with Miss Walt 2. will be sailing for Home on Aug. 12 by the Sibajak from Singapore to Marseilles and thence will fly on to London by an Air France plane.
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    21 26 !Mr. H. S. Bryce, office manager. Jugra Land and Carey Ltd.. Port Swettenham. who went Home on long leavo has r:turned.
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    JOHORE SHOW
    295 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. Saturday. DEOPLE and exhibits from all over j the State are expected for the annual All- Johcre agricutural snow and arts and crafts exhibition to be held at the Muar Club padang, on Thursday and Friday. Interest is centred In tie padi c:mpetition
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    BOXING RESULT
    23 26 Sacramento. Calif. Lloyd Marshall (162 ft.) won on points against Bandit Romero (163 tb.) of San Diego, in their ten-round fight.
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    Garrison Sports Notes.... By "Nomad"
    2675 27 Garrison Sports Notes By "Nomad" CONTRARY to expectations the Gor- 1 dons emerged with flying colours' from their kno~k-out match with the Staff and Departments with a margin of seventy- four runs in their favour. Winning the toss Captain Dynes de- elded to make the Dons take first knock but
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    MAC'S COMMENTS
    595 27 JDLAKAN MATI Royal Artillery officers were very impressive in their football victory ovf>r the R.A. sergeant I week when they won by ten goals to 'two. Lieut. Stewart, who scored seven goals, was the shining light in the officers' forward division. I For the spectacular, the spotlight was
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    WOODERSON TO TACKLE 880
    195 27 OYDNEY WOODERSON, A.A.A. mile champion, weary of victories at his championship distance, has sought and obtained the consent of the Association to run at 880 yards instead of the longer distance In the International meeting at the White City. One reservation is made by the A.A.A.
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    OPENING DAY OF PENANG TURF CLUB AUTUMN RACES
    1754 28 PURE GOLD WINS THE BIG RACE Favourites Romp Home: Small Dividends (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. Dl RE GOLD won the main race today on the first day of the Penang Turf Club's Autumn meeting. The race was the sixth one
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    WEIGHTS FOR TOMORROW
    282 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. /"•OMPLETE handicaps for the second day of the Penang races on Monday are Horses, Class 2. Div. 1. 6 furs. Russian Rose 9.00 Saladln 8.09 Ganderdown 8.12 Starlight 8.07, Red Dot 8.11 Olencar 8.07| Toyman 8.10 Merry Widow 8.02' Con Con
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    GOLF CONTEST
    189 28 p ETURNING a net score of 288, the I** Singapore Golf Club won the Inter-club medal competition played 'at Buklt Tlmah yesterday. The Island Golf Club came second I with a score of 303. the Keppel Golf Club third with 313. and the Sepoy Lines Golf Club were
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    29 28 Mr. Fearnley Wheatcroft, 42--year-old Rotherham man now employed by L.C.C. in Battersea Park, who plans to make an attempt to swim the Channel from Cap Gris Nez to Folkestone.
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    UNITED SERVICES DO WELL
    168 28 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. IN spite of the absence of several top- notchers who are away at Ipoh for the Colony-Malay States match the United Services cricket team from Singapore put up 205 for 9 wickets, playing in a two-day match against the Sungei
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    P.C.R.C. 187
    168 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. "T*HE three-day cricket match between the Straits Chinese Recreation Club, Singapore, and the Penang Chinese Recreation Club began this morning on Victoria Green. I The home side won the toss and elected to bat on a difficult wicket. There was a disastrous
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    PENANG TENNIS
    66 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang IN tennis contests between the Slnga- pore Recreation Club and the Penang Recreation Club here today E. C. Valberg and L. I. Robless (Penang) beat P. H. De Souza and R. Bain (Singapore) 6 l, 6 o; and Dr. N. H Pereira and
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    JOHORE BAHRU LEAGUE
    106 28 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. THHE football league of the district of -I Johore Bahru Is coming to a close with two or three more matches to be played. The Customs and the Blla (Malay) Club are struggling hard for the shield. They have to play
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    Will Eagle Beat The Mexican ?
    340 28  - Will Eagle Beat The Mexican "K. O." BY COME time ago I mentioned that local promoters had stopped staj- 1 Ing minor programmes because they were not successful from a financial point of view. The thing was given another trial I about two months ago. only to meet I j
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    26 28 Mr. Jeancs, manager of the Australian cricket team, photographed after he had received the 0.8. E., from the King, at an investiture at St. James's Palace.
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    CITY OPERA TEAM
    269 28 From Our Own Correspondent Batu Pahat. •THE football team of the City Opera. of Malacca, played three games here, and lost all of them. The Rangers easily beat the Cltv Opera football team uy 6—2. Th? game was fast and exciting during the first half the score
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    CUSTOMS SOCCER
    79 28 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. CELANGOR Customs qualified to meet Negrl Sembllan Customs In the final of the soccer competition at the Federal sports this afternoon when they dfeated Perak Customs by two goals to nil. Although some exciting exchanges were seen in the first half there
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    DRIVERS BEATEN
    80 28 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. IN a one-sided and scrappy game the easily beat the Drivers 's—o5 0 when they met in the Batu Pahat football league. The score In the first half was 3 o, Hussin (two) and Zakariah tone* being responsible for the goals. In
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    MUAR BEAT R. A.
    246 28 'From Our Own Correspondent >. Muar. Saturday. DEFORE a large crowd a fuar selected ele.en sprang a surprise wher they beat the R.A. iChargit by fo'goals to one in a last gam? of socce: at the Muar Club padan<» _hls even'ng. Muar has to thanl forward*
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    FINCH CUP SOCCER
    192 28 (From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru. Friday A large crowd witnessed a one ?ided same of football yesterday when th c Johore P.W.D. beat the SinqiapDre RW.D. by 10 goals to 1 in the first round of the Finch Cup football competition at the As.tana Padang. Johore
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    K. L. SOCCER
    137 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. ■THE annual soccer match between the F.M.S. Postal Department and the Colony Postal Department will take place tomorrow on the S.C.R.C. ground. The trophy is the Clarke Cuo and Mr. A. L. Henry. Selangor's soccer skipper, will be in charge
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    COLONY 84 FOR LOSS OF 4 WICKETS
    418 29 Rain Stops Play At Tea Interval EU CHEOW TEIK BEST WITH 39 (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. fPHE Colony lost four wickets for 84 in the match with the Malay States, which was interrupted by rain at the tea interval, top-score being
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    Basketball
    325 29 T^HE China basketball team which lire sweeping the board in Singapore beat a combined local team by 28 points to 25 at the New World last ntKht. A team from the Chung Hwa Girls School beat one from the Chin I Fong Girls School 14—3. Net proceeds from the
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    P. R C. GET 256
    330 29 jJRILLIANr partnerships by F. C. D. L:ibrooy and L. I. Rcble&s and .".nother by C. D. Labrooy and his son. C. E. A. I^bro6y enabled the Penan;* lion Club to total 256 in their: tTu ;:et fixture on the Esplanade yes-1 terclay against the Singapore
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    Cycling
    249 29 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. 11/ HEELS whirled at tremendous speed and spokes glistened when competitors in the Malayan cycling championships today raced round the Stadium in eliminating heats. All the events were keenly contested with thrilling finishes and although there were a few spills no one
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    Badminton
    186 29 FURTHER results in the Johore F Bahru District Badminton Association's tournaments are: Junior Singles, 2nd Round: Y. C. Swet (Companion) beat Slow Tcng Eng (Companion) 15 6, 15 3: Satari b Yahya (Steadfast) beat JaaJar b Md. Zln (Prison) 15—4, 15—0; Md. Khalid b All (Pontlan) lost to A.
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    Inter-College Athletics
    353 29 AT the sixth annual lnter-collece athletic meeting at the Medical College ground yesterday Rafflei College beat the Medical College by a heavy margin. This is the first time such a heavy victory has been registered ia the history of the meet. Raffles got 62 nolnts against the Medicals'
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    BATU PAHAT SPORTS
    243 29 From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. ONE feature of the sports held during the agriculture show at Batu Pahat was the splendid way in which Nund Singh won the 880 yards open race from Daud his strongest rival. His time was 2 minutes 10 seconds. Aziz Idris,
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    MAKEPEACE SOCCER
    72 29 The followng are requested to turn up at the Trade School field today to take part in a trial game of fo^tbail commencing at 4.45 p.m Gerald Lim, Max lange, Chan Chong Keen, Ng Cheng Ham, W. Dana, Krishnasamy, V. Dana, Lim Thye Gan, Ns Ah Bah, L.
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    TABLE TENNIS
    543 29 'From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. •"PHE Malayan Table Tennis Cham- pionships opened at Ipoh Town Hall this morning. Results Women's Singles Tang Geak Kee beat Teoh Al Choo, 23—21. 20—22, 21—16. 21—12; Low Slew Yong beat Fong Poh Choo. 21—11, 11—21, 21—17, 24—22, entering the final. All
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    HOME CRICKET
    119 29 pLOSE of play scores In cricket matches begun in England yesterday, cabled by Reuter, are: At Swansea, Glamorgan 38 for 0 vs Australians. Rain stopped play. At Northampton. Leicestershire 352 (Armstrong 125, Watson 50 Timms 4 for 60), Northamptonshire 3 for 1. At Canterbury, Kent 407 (Valentino 57.
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    YACHT RACE
    240 29 /"\NE yacht capsized and another retired from the annual around the Island yacht race which began at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, yesterI day. The first section of the race, to Johore, was completed yesterday, Mr. V. C. Bath's yacht Punai arriving first at 1.42 p.m., four hours
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    POLICE SOCCER
    318 29 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Thursday. THE Muar Police football team qualified for the final of the inter-circle police football competition for the cup presented by officers seconded for s?rvice from the Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay States when they beat the Batu Pahat Police by 2
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    SEGAMAT HIGH SCHOOL
    47 29 (From Our Own CcrrespomUiu.) Segamat, Saturday. The fourth annual athletic sports of the Scgamat High School will be held at the Scgamat town padang on Thursday at 3.30 p.m. Datin Abdullah bin Esa will distribute the prizes. There are twenty-five events on the programme.
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    No Play In Big Tennis Tourney
    423 29 OAIN yesterday prevented play to th« Malayan tennis championships at Slngap:re. Men's doubles set down for decision yesterday morning will be played this morning, starting at nine o'clock. Women's singles and doubles, mixed doubles and veterans' singles ahd doubles will follow them. No fixed
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    P. W. D. SPORTS
    274 29 F\ESPITE the unfavourable weather yesterday, the ninth annual athletic sports meeting cf the all-Malayan Public Works Departments wore held at the Jalan Besar Stadium. A feature of the day s sport was the putting the shot event in which Bachan Singh, the Jaga of the Singapore
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    S.A.F. A League Tables
    400 29 S. A. F. A League Tables *pHE Chinese still lead fairly comfortably in Division I of the S.A.F.A. league. Lea«-cii2 tables up to date arc: P.W. L. D. PA. Pts. Chinese 15 11 2 2 44 15 24 Malays 16 10 6 0 43 20 20 R.A.F. 14 8 3
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    FINALS REACHED IN BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS
    1029 30 Last Stages Of Women's And Veterans' EventsHilda Schelkis Beaten By Lee Shao Meng BY OUR BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT THE problem of bringing about a revival of Interest In Inter-club matches so that competition In the official inter-club tournament for the Llm Kee Cheok trophy may onco
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    Selangor Badminton
    1064 30 Congratulations to a. s. Samuel, ahmat and Chan Kon Leong for their ex- 1 I cellent performances In the Foong Seong Cup games against Penang at the Victoria Inst I- 1 tutton Hall last Sunday. In particular. All-; mat certainly confounded the pessimists aiV more than justified thi
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    CORONATION B.P.
    88 30 (From Our Own Correspondent). Seremban, Saturday. REORGANISED by Mr. Charley Choon. the Coronation Badminton Party of Seremb*n held Its annual general meeting when the following office-bearers were elected Patrons, Mr. Lee Jee Klan and Mr. W. De Sllva: president. Mr. Cheu Toh Seng; vice- I president. Mr. Ec
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    JOHORE BAHRU
    440 30 T*HE Juhore. Bahru district badminton 1 tournaments for 1938 attracted only 50 entries as follow;: junior singles (14), Junior doubles (16), menj .'ingles (11) and men's) doubles (9). No entries were received for women's s lnjles, m.lxed doubles or veterans' singles this year. This will mean that Jchore
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    114 30 The Merrytime B.P. whlrh lost to the Amateur Athletic t nion 7. at the Il.in y Wor!d Stadium. From left, Gan Poh Yew. Richard Tan, Henry Wee, C. B. Nalr, Ft i Tens Slew and George Tan. The Amatrur Athletic I'nlon. which beat th« MerrrUme Bl'. 7 2. at the
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    BATU PAHAT FINAL.
    108 30 (Frcm Our Own Corre-^ondent. i Batu Pahat. IN the rnal of the Batu Pahat district badminton tournament. Ten-jku Jalil n-1 Ahmad Amran be-t Tan Kiong Kiam rnj Khaw Eng Sian? In thre> hard sets, the rcore being 18—21. 21—12. 21—16. In the third .<et the Chinese pair
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    Penang Badminton Notes
    558 30 CProm A Special Correspondent.) i SELANGOR avenged her defeat in the Foong Seong Cup final of last rar, beating' Penang last Sunday at Kuala Lumpur by four matches to one. The Penang team had no regrets for the better team won We wish Selanyor luck in the
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    MERRY GANG B.P.
    100 30 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. I "HZ following will represent the I Merry Gang Badminton Party of iSercmban against the Fraser and Neave 1 f earn, of Malacca, tomorrow at the 1 f Sing George V School hall. Seremban 1 T'nsles l. Llm Ewe Law, 2.
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    MALACCA TITLES
    251 30 (From Our Own Correspondent, i Milacca. GOOD progress has been maintained in (hi Malacca badminton championships play- ed h?.? last week. In the men's open fin ,les. Si- Chi'i Chiang, the Ma'aeca champion, went a stage further when h« teat Thomas Lim in straight sets 15—8, 15—9. Other
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    120 30 IN t lie final of the d'-ub es tournament of the Joybells Badmlntrn Party played last Sunday. Goh Tlan Cnye and Patrlc'; Too beat Cho Chwee Te> and Goli Kan<* Sing 21—14. 21—8. The open singles championship tournament, which will b» run on th« '.eagii? system, will commence
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    K.L. TOURNAMENT
    93 30 <Fnm Our Own C )rre>pondjni.> Kua'.a Lumper. pNTRIES arc called for the Selvagor Gcvernment Servants Co-cpera-tlve Thrift and Loan Society's annual badminton tournament and are expected to be In by Aui;. 6 at. the la'ost. They should bs addressed to Mr. P. Ratuadurai. P.O. Box 202, Kuala Lum-
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    AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
    127 30 PLAYING at the Happy World covered stadium en Thurcdav nijht the Aniwr; Athletic; Union de:rj pj the Mrrytime Bad- mintcn Party by 7 (.a lies to 2. Results (A.C.U. players flrt.t> Chun? Chen<; Hork last to Poh Terg Slew B—ls. 1— 5; Yeo Hong Chuan bat Richard
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    ROW THEATRE B.P.
    87 30 rE Roxy Theatre Badminton Party «lir meet the Endeavour Badminton Party at badminton at the"* former.-, "curt behind tne Roxy Thcat/e at 7 a.m. on Mcnday. The following will represent the Rcxy Thei tre 8.P.: Wiley Tan. Oh Tians Bee. SWte Teck. Sim Sia Chon^, Shazali. Reserves:
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    CORONATION B.P.
    49 30 /"VV/INO to a permit not being grant- 1 ed by the Johcre Government, V t Coronation Badminton Party's trip to Batu Pahat has been abandoned during the August holidays. The second committee meeting will be he.d at 342. Geylang Road, on Sunday Aug. 7, at 10.30 am.
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    Y.M.I.A. SENTUL
    58 30 rE Young Men's Indian Association, S'nti'l. will play a friendly badminton mat of 3 singles and 2 doubles against the Catholic Youn h Men's Association of Singapore on the Y.M.I. A. erounds tomorrow morning Sivajl Row. Manl Iyer, Chorko. N. Samuel The following will represent the V.M.1. A.:
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    USEFUL B.P.
    66 30 ENTERIES are open for the Useful Badminton Party's coen sinjlw (league system > md open doubles ik. o. sysfmi. The fee will be $1.00 for both events. Competitors In the Junior and novice singles vrllt have only to pay J5 cents per entry for the rforbles Entries rlore
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    AUSTRALIANS' TOUR ALMOST ENDED
    594 31  -  "ARCHER" BY Will Last Test Produce Brighter Cricket Best Performances In Malaya 's Classic AUSTRALIA'S retention of the Ashes by their victory at Leeds was their 57th Test victory to England's 54. Thirty-one have been drawn, and two —need It be saU in Manchester were abandoned
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    KUANTAN B.P.
    173 31 (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Kuan tan. PLAYING its first friendly match against the Koh May Lei Badminton Party, the Rising Star Badminton Party lost by 7 games to 3. Scores (Rising Star mentioned first) Singles A. M. Eravelly beat Lee Ah Choon 15—5. 12—15, 15—3; P. K. Menon
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    JASIN BEAT GENUANG
    69 31 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. /JOOD bowling by Ward, who was almost unplayable and took five wickets for a few runs, was mainly responsible for the poor score of 3» that Genuang put up against the Jasln Cricket Club at Jasln recently. Batt'ng first. Jasin made 110.
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    Will Singapore Beat Selangor In Cup Final?
    382 31 BY "FULL-BACK" CINGAPORE was luoky to beat the Combined Services last week in the deciding match of the Southern section of the Malaya Cup competition. The Services played entirely differently from the previous match. In that game the Colony's civilians had a larger
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    SIMIT SPORTS CLUB
    64 31 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. In the lawn tennis tournament of the Simit Sports Club R. H. C. L. Marshal gained straight sets victories over A. M. Easson in the men's open singles event 6 4. 6 2. and in the handicap doubles M. Clark and Ho
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    Winning Netball Team
    28 31 The Girls Sport* Ctab. runners up In the Nelb«n leftfiie for the CUrU Nelbai: Shield. .M Xa.'r Girls' S.C., dinners of the Clarke Netb.il! Sliirl.'.
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW SUPREME COURT
    162 32 Sunday Times Cameraman Climbs 200 ft. Tower THESE special Sunday 1 Times pictures give a striking idea of the magnificence of Singapore's new Supreme Court, which will be finished about the middle of next year. The building's 200 ft. steel tower, climbed by The Sunday Times'
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    30 32 One of the cells to which prisoners will be taken while awaitln* trial. Ten cell* for men and two for women in different parts of the buildinr havo been constructed.
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    34 32 A \iew looking down on the domed roof of the library, which will accommodate books and records for the four courts. The library is encircled by a. corridor connecting it with the four eonrta.
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    26 32 ian ICO It. above the street thee Chinese women coolies methodically f -trot alone the superstructure of the ne* Sapie-ac Court building acalnst a cloud-flecked sky.
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    26 32 An airman's view at the S.C.C. clubhouse and the padang is obtained from the top of the ft Supreme Court tpner, Km hl»hest Milldlnx in Singapore.
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