The Straits Times, 10 April 1932

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NE WSPA PER IN MALAYA. No. 17. Sunday, April 10th, 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya, No. 17. Sunday, April 10th, 1932. Price 10 Cents.
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    MORE JAPANESE TROOP*' LANDED AT WOOSUNG.
    229 1 POSITION AT SHANGHAI. Disquieting Reports. 1 COMMUNISTIC ACTIVITIES RESUMED. t Numerous Arrests. < i Shanghai, Apr. 9. fPHE general position on the Sino- Japanese front is disquieting. Ac- cording to reports receive! in the centre of Shanghai at noon today, new Japanese troops have
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    GERMAN ELECTIONS.
    214 1 Presidential Victory For Hindenburg Berlin, Apr. Despite the confident predictions of an overwhelming Hindenburg presidential victory, Germany is tuned to the usual election-eve concert pitch, and passionate last minute oratory is putting a grand finale to the Hindenburgites' 60,000 meetings held during the week. Hitler is making a
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    THE LIFE GUARDS.
    56 1 Serious Outbreak Of Spotted Fever. ■< (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr. 9. There has been a new outbreak of spotted fever in the quarters of the Scots Life Guards at Windsor. Three guardsmen have been afflicted and grave concern is felt for Their Majesties' household which
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    DECREE FOR MR. H. E. SAKER.
    278 1 MISCONDUCT ALLEGED IN SINGAPORE. MR. Harold Edward Saker, described as a clerk in the employ of Sarawak Oilfields, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Langton in the London Divorce Court on Tuesday, Mar. 15, on the PTOund of the adultery of his
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    TREASON IN GERMANY.
    169 1 Serious Allegation By Prussian Minister. jH Berlin, Apr. In a lengthy statement published on j Tuesday the i Prussian Minister of the Interior volunteers some information concerning the contents of some alleged highly treasonal documents," seised in the course of visits recently paid by the police to
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER.
    123 1 Scotland Beaten In Last Match Of Season. London, Apr. 9. England beat Scotland in the last international soccer match of the season today by three goals to nil, at Wembley. There were 80,000 spectators including 30,000 Scots. Scotland had to face the wind, Sut they attackei immediately and
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    MADRID RIOTS.
    74 1 Strikers And Soldiers Wounded. Madrid, Apr. 5. Xx tensive strikes have broken out in Cadiz Province which led to several clashes between the strikers and the armed forces of the authorities. In Chipiona an attempt by a striker to retaliate by Betting the Carabineers Barracks on fire led
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    SHAW ON SOUTH AFRICA.
    164 1 Racial Animosity IMMIGRATION SHOULD BE CHECKED. Southampton, Apr. 6. That the mutual hatred between Afrikanders and Britishers in South Africa is so intense that either ra toping to exterminate the other within :he next 20 years was the opinion voiced :>y Mr. Bernard Shaw in an
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    POISONED RECTOR.
    527 1 Suggestion He Posed A» i Bishop. How a mysterious telephone call was nade in an agitated voice, purporting to >c that of the Bishop of Stepney, but >elieved actually to have been that of *1 •ector found poisoned later the same night,^ van told at a Hackney, N.,
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    STOP PRESS.
    32 1 Nice, Apr. Mr. umminn hat* been found alive and well. Interviewed by Reuter he was unable to throw any light on the origin of the report of his death. Renter.
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    DRAMA OF THE SEA.
    1132 1 Taikong Charged. ALLEGED MURDER ON HIGH SEAS. A p. uesome drama of the sea in which the taikong or captain of a Chinese twakow lying off one of the islands near Saaapore is alleged to have armed hi:nseW with an axe and attacked three memf his
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    GRAVE TROUBLE IN INDIA.
    106 1 SERIOUS RIOT I AT ALLAHABAD. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Calcutta. S»tai A DELIBERATE defiance by the Congress of a magistrate's order banr.inß a procession, led to a grave outbreak of rioting at Allahabad. Mrs. Motilal Nehru was struck on M., head by a stone, and a
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    46 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Apr. 9. TW closing prices for rubber today were Spot ..1 U l«d. Apr.-May 1 IS 1M-July-Sept. 1 15-16 d. Oct.-Dec. 2d. Jan-Mar 2',d. LONDON TIN. Spot £io:»' 4 Three months £107 V The cross-rate closed at 3.79.
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    THE "KIRKUP" CASE.
    1673 1 Story Of His Life From Outbreak Of War. WOUNDED IN FRANCE. How He Married A Farmer*! Daughter. An amazing story of the life of William Faulkner, who was arrested in Singapore under the name of Dr. Norman Nelson Kirhup, wait told recently at Weston-super-Mare when he appeared
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    IN THE LAND
    962 2 IN THE LAND (lly Mrs. Elizabeth Shah, the Scottish wile oT Urn hMM Ughan tia»«lU-r and writer. Sirdar Ikbal Mi Shah.) I HAD heard vaguely in distant Delhi of thi- snake-eating people and their human sacrifices. East <>'' Suez you do haw theee thing-, p.iv little attention and go on
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    OF THE SNAKE-EATERS.
    328 2 OF THE SNAKE-EATERS. Where Human Sacrifices Are Still Made. thought sadly of ghee and rue in the Delhi bazaars. Then came the ultimatum. We are afraid lest the snake god does not favour this girl," said the spokesman. for it is well known that he sometimes assumes the form of
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    ROYALTY'S POST-BAG.
    700 2 Presents Froti/ fljrh And Poor. (B> the Hon. Mrs. Francis Laurel I*-, aunt of H. K. H. Princes* -Mar>. ounteNH of Hare wood.) A PARCEL recently sent from the United States to the Kin* of Italy was thought to contain a bomb, but when opened w».» found to
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    WHEN LIFE WILL BE BOUGHT & SOLD—
    921 2  - WHEN LIFE WILL BE BOUGHT SOLD— A.M. Low <By Professor VISION OF A UTOPIA TO COME. £300 FOR A "LIVE" EAR! the famous scientist.) THK recent statement <>f a fam and in 1;u -i afaw the charactei -lstii-s atf t v human b<>dy and mind can be controlled by skilful
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      11 2 I w shh«. j I HENRY H COH».W.A'*V*^' S^ j JSI
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    George Lott
    750 3  -  NIGEL SHARPE. Famous Tennis Players. Attack Is The Secret Of His Success —A Fascinating Personality BY The Famous Davis Cup International. FOR the last few years George Lott has been one of America's foreI players he is a member of the younger school and when in form is
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    HER CRIME COMPLEX.
    472 3 Career Of Woman Who Inherited Wealth. A WOM AX, whoa* godmother was stated t > be Lady Bagot, made an I ordinary request to Mr. CM k.C at London Seatio— "I should nke u> be dealt with as an ordina. minal. as I do not want to
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    WHEN THE GOING IS TOUGH!
    773 3  -  FRANCIS OUIMET +Golf Notes* By (Present Amateur and Former Open Champion.) WEEN the going is tough ami everything seerrs to against the golfer one .shot can completely convert a hopeless situation into one of real promise. As far back as 1919, I had a great
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    A COUNTRY CLOSED TO WHITE MEN.
    1176 3 I'nknown Nepal, YET FAITHFUL FRIEND OF BRITAIN. (By Major Lock wood Stevens, the v. ell-known malaria specialist of the K«ss Institute.) IT was at the invitation of the Maharaja of Nepal that I visited Nepal. Some idea of this amazing: country may be gathered
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    WHILE LONDON SLEEPS
    512 3 Lone Watcher At Scotland Yard. TMIE dead hours of the night, while Loniou sleeps, are full of romance and thrills at Scotland Yard. The massive doors of the Criminal Investigation Department swing to just as Big Ben strikes the hoar of seven. From that time the great
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      107 3 BUY BRITISH ■k ORANGE MARMALADE^ Xi A treat that you will want to I jf Ljul repeat time and again, because of I fc^g"]^ to wonderful orange flavour and I r g ->J^^ delightful frethnets, that can emly I ■Bfe^iTi is^t^Jm k* >ta n nt' t by preserving »electrd I
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    LIMERICKS.
    145 4 Awards In The "Mah Jongg" Competition. priac of $35 in the unfinished on March 27, >'• r. l'ang Jooi Mooi. of the gapero, for thebo livi ;l in Bsatong 'or playing Msih Jonpg. i play all the SB) Hut, when a ked to ig I'll tell Mr. T.inv The
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    SELANGOR STATE BAND.
    160 4 IVojjramriH's For Monday Ami T v c s d a y The laager St:«.te Band will play the iag pNgfMMM at the Selangor Club on Monday from 5 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.: ire, Yelva (C. il. Reissiger, Op. 66); n Melodies by Franz Scmbart, Schubertiaaa (Arranged by
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER NO. 17.
    59 4 W-. Y«s." cried Kthel Jane. •N\«ll o r r riends "And tell them that our Arctic trip now ends. "They'\e heen M kind. we"ll ask them, when we've k»ih*. "To conw to BM <»ur country later on." Then back they flew, and landed safe and sound
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    SAFE AGAIN.
    55 4 SA FE AG AIN. Then tortoiae told them "I've a great i ea "If \lbatro«H will brin«; some petrol heir!" The great bird promised. "I'll take Sally Shrew And Kthel Jane, then bring some bark tr you." Said Tortoiae, "I'll teach Penguin how tr fly, "Then he can come to
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    Mainly About Malayans.
    1142 4 Mainly About Malayans. Exciting Aerial Holiday Trip In Malaya Learning To Fly At 46— Mr. Charles Salter Goes On Leave Real "Old Timers"— "Van*" SO Years In Malaya— Mr. H. W. H. Stevens' Great Record. jy I. S KWIiK RE in this \f\ir there appears z:\ interesting eciourit of an
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    THE IMPORTANCE OF DISTRIBUTION.
    749 4  -  (Herbert Lawrence. BRIDGE NOTES. Bj SHOUT OLTMDB SI ITS ARK VI I AHIK. BRIDGE players who ha <onvention." and honour count ng in an indeavour t<> get the bert oi t of their bunds are apt to fort-et the importance of distributional strength or weakness. Playing
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    INTERESTING LOCAL WEDDING.
    459 4 MR. V. C J. MOORK AM) MISS WNK IMM 4.1 \v Nca: y three hun.lntl guests assembled for a weddinjf of mu.'h local interest which took place at the Presbyterian Church. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The bi idegroom was MY. Frederick Charles Jack Moore, sf the British-American Tobac.o
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    Simple Pleasures With Rod & Line.
    1066 5 Simple Pleasures With Rod Line. CHARLIE CHAPLIN on— HIS GREATEST FEAR. No one who has followed the antics of my tragi-comic screen character would guess that in private life my aspirations centre in the simple pleasures of the rod and line," said Charlie Chaplin in an interview recently. Yet the
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      188 5 V MALAYA'S FINEST THEATRE (COMMENCING A T TO-DAY'S MATINEE, 3-15 Radio Picture's breezy exposure of One of Society's most Vital Problems A Revealing ft^Vtt Romance of I f S^|M| k Misunderstood Husbands* 1 hk %mMt Mti Misunderstanding wkMwmWßi Typists" I Jlta»!liP JT Jit, Wd fHpOORS j# V Wfym^Jlk RICARDO CORTEZ
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    Should Women Tennis Players Wear Shorts
    574 6 Should Women Tennis Players Wear Shorts F AWN tennis is determined to guard its traditions jealously she will indeed be a bravo woman who appears at Wimbledon in shorts. Directly th" mere sug- zestion male by certain writers in Eng land that women tennis players should wear the same attire
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    Keep Your Hands Young.
    231 6 3 they are carefully tended, t oaling one.* M face has retained it- point in keeping the t.- is to cleanse them i ion. Those containing nond are very wli;tcne hands with your after washing while they I'se warm or tepid MT, nc". -r cold. \t
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    Pressing 33 Times An Hour.
    277 6 WENTY mirrored dressing tables, back to lack <town the length of a little. )b<>ard- lined room. I'w.nty Vautiful jfirls blond?-, bru.v and redhead; busy wieMinpr H;> :-ks, and pu'Ts. .au.'htt", flkaMl an alma t ovtrpowe. i row up<»n iow of aniin? in the hi ijfh*
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    Milk—An Almost Perfect Food.
    318 6 Milk An Almost Perfect Food. TIMII.K is the mos: precious art. our diet. It is the most nearly per ;le. I lv. I tl:at comes to our table. The am about m Ik. tho nitre dow aluc an I usefulness grow in our -.tiniat '«n. We nii^ht expect milk to
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    The Seal of Death
    4001 7  -  ROSITA FORBES. OUR SERIAL STORY. By THL FAMOUS AUTHORKSS AND EXPLORER 'HAITER I. LOIS Oilmour was undoubtedly ti\» She had a quaint three-cornered sort of face, i-d in the smoothest m V...ncy-gold hair. H«f ay« were amber, with lashes like MWifli of pollen, and nt the
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    "L'ISLE D'AMOUR ADRIATIQUE"
    255 7 "L'ISLE D' AMOUR ADRIATIQUE" Italy is reserving an island V*, .relieve the pre»Hure oi honeymooning (Vide Pres* Mar. 2G) VIVA ITALIA ith verdure t lad, midst ocean blue Where colours pleam prismatic, A little spot tor me and you An Isle in the Adriatic. Then- "muuews now can cuddle and
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    The Sunday Times TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    350 8 The Sunday Times TOTIDEM VERBIS. EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street, Singapore, TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street. TELEPHONE 3«8». It is seldom that an international conference has collapsed so suddenly and so complete' y as that which assembled in London last week to discuss plans for
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    162 8 According to a Reuter cable from New York "a one-man dictatorship" has been decided upon as nveans of revitalising the rubber industry in the United States. Just what this means we do not venture to explain, but any proposal, however fantastic on the face of it, designed to revitalise the
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    The Radiant City Of The Future.
    3572 8 In this article M. Le Corbusier pictures the day when cities will be transformed when traffic will be overhead and houses will be transformed, being built in parks instead of streets of uninteresting dwellings. IT would be futile to indulge in prophecies as to
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      23 8 BAGGAGE. The "GAFLAC" Policy Covers All Risks. SAY NO MORE. GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. Hongkong Bank Chambers. TELEPHONE S4B*.
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    A HOLIDAY TRIP BY PLANE THROUGH MALAYA.
    1472 9 MORE EMERGENCY LANDING GROUNDS NEEDED. Vast Area Of Jungle-Land. SUITABLE SITES ON THE WEST COAST Two me.tbers of the R.S.F.C. recently completed a successful flight of Malaya in an attempt to survey the country from t\e airman's point of view, securing valuable data
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    THEATRES STRIKE.
    96 9 Protest Apainnt trench Taxation. Paris, Apr. 6. All places of entertainment in the French capital and province* tJjeatre* as we I a* cinemas and variety halls HMMfuli) carried out thoir 24-hour trike as a protest against excessive taxation, the rnly e\< eptiom being some half-a-dozen State-subui lined institutions.
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    FUNERAL OF DATO TOH AH BOON.
    742 9 LARGE AND DISTINGUISHED GATHLKI\<,. TWE funeral of the late Dato Toh Ah Boon, S.P.M.J. and one of the leaders of the Chinese community in Johore, who died on Apr. 1 at hb house in Johore Bahru, took place yesterday, and he was buried in
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    FLOODS IN RUMANIA.
    88 9 Many Rivers Burst Their Banks. Buctmrest, Apr. 6. The havoc caused by floods ia assuming catastrophic dimensions in the whole of Rumania. The river Szamos has overflowed its banks in Transylvania, and the industrial quarter of the city of Klausenburg, as well as numerous villages, is flooded.
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    BLAZING THE TRAIL ACROSS THE FACE OF ASIA.
    2423 10 Full Story Of The Haardt Expedition Intrepid Explorers Pass Through Singapore. Late in 1271 the intrepid Venetian traveller, Marco Polo, and a few others blazed the first trail from Persia right across the face of Asia to a town in China in
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      95 10 Mr. HUGH DENHAM TEACHER ORAL ENGLISH. NORMAL CLASSES. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. SINGAPORE. LATE A SENIOR LECTURER UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN. 99°0 PASSES SPOKEN ENGLISH FIRST YEAR TEACHERS EXAMINATION SINGAPORE 1932 INDIVIDUAL OR CLASS LESSONS IN oral english >i\<;ing elocution at the studio 126, orchard road (Over Shanghai Star o.) APPOINTMENTS BY
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      222 10 $75 in CASH PRIZES This Week's Competition. Below is another unfinished Limerick in connection with which seven cash prizes are offered. For the best line completing the Limerick a prize of $35 will be awarded while the next best will receive $15 and the senders of the next five best
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    Opening Of The Sydney Bridge.
    1209 11 Opening Of The Sydney Bridge. THE DE GROOT INCIDENT. Story Of The Slashed Ribbon: Dragged From Saddle. Sydney. Mar. 19. AMOUNTED man, dressed as an officer, tttJttd ;i MMmtsM on the Harbour Bridge this morniig when he rode his up to the rib..on stretched across the highway and tlaaatd it
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    MAN DEMANDS A FLOGGING.
    265 11 MAN DEMANDS A FLOGGING. PIIIONII C X E A T I I A i i FLOGGDfQ in place ol imprisonment was demanded of the Marylebone magistrates by a young man who was given a shameful character. Prisoner, Frank Gillispie, 23, barman. ir Street. Pcddington, was aeruaed •I living on the
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    SINGAPORE C.C. TENNIS.
    50 11 The top picture shows Roy Smith an I O. Fuller. The former won the I < < championship singles by 6—2. 4—4. < 4. In the Godown Double* Handicap L. J. A. Fielden and E. A. Mathews (right bottom) beat I. H. Holyoaa and E. J. Riches.
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      53 11 THE LATEST CARTOON-COMMENTS ON THE SINO-JAPANESE CONFLICTi MAM«n iv uiru iioMH i; Has He I'ncorked Something? The Rising So«. -Sp^'r'-rrht 52SrW r ..y,.^ The new M.^ u?™ iu R SS^ An.uo.- n,,.nin r _FHxp..rick in ,he St ..ouis ,^-,>isp.tch. -The Sund. y M.i. (i.as.o. Land «^f Peace." —Doyle in the
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    The Book Page.
    454 12 The Book Page. The Super-Mystery Story. The Flr:tling Admiral. H G. K. hevtcrtt.n. Victor I V !,jt,vhurch. <..i>.ll an M. < ole. Henry Wade. Agatha John IJhixlc. Milward KennH>. Dorotln L Savers, Ronald A. Kn<- n \N ills < rafts, CU-mence |)ane, I Jepson and Anthony Berkeley Redder and Stoughton.
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    "A History of All The Talents."
    2582 12 deadly foe both to our material interest* and our ideals. The gradual growth of a national spirit in Curelia, White Ruuia, Ukraine, Moldavia, Ayerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Tajikstan. all independent national States on the borders of the Union where corres--1 ondinjr nationalities are found in
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    MALAYA'S CLUB LIFE.—SELANGOR BOY SCOUTS IN CAMP.
    772 13 MALAYA'S CLUB LIFE.— SELANGO R BOY SCOUTS IN CAMP. THE SELANGOR INDIAN ASSO. Annual Report. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS RECORDED. annnnl i i« On the '!> '.:u tin 01 t ran P. F 'Jill to Seremban inth« ronth ited in his lace. Wh< natban wa.- appointed t can the i ilies in
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    164 13 Only Government Aided Malay Club? (From Our Own Correspond Seremban. Saturday. THE Persidanjran Belia Club in Jalan Tuan Sheikh, Seremban ably the (inly M eminent aid d in the tM According to the igaavavf ti members on th< on July and J»2 members at the end of the
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    875 14 NO 3-FIGURE DIVIDENDS. $98— The Highest. L DONNELLY INJURED BY HORSE'S FALL. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 9. The third day's events of the Selangor Turf Club spring meeting were run today U dull but cool weather. The going was very good
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    455 14 OVERWHELMING SUCCESS IN SOCCER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 9. The annual gereral meeting of the Relangor Chinese Recreation Club was held yesterday when the following were elected office-bearers for the year President, Mr. Loh Kong Imm vicepresident, Mr. Loke Yung Cheong committee
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    286 14 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS. London, Apr. 9. Results of matches played today in the English League are as follows First Division. Aaton Villa 2 Manchester City 1 Bolton Wands. 1 Derby Co. 2 Chelsea 1 Sheffield Utd. l (Jrimsby Town 0 Blackpool 0 Huddersfield T. 1 Birmingham
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    139 14 Penang Football Assn. Inquiries. (Prom Our Owp. Correspondent.) Penang, Apr. 9. A meeting was held of the mh riw mittee of the Penang Football Association yesterday evening at the residence of Mr. H. L. Mitchell, the ['resident, to investigate nto th? reports of rough play in the Junior
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    1113 14 Gloucesters Well Beaten. EXCITING MATCH AT JALAN BESAR. Malays 5; dlovcesters 2. WELL) over 10,000 people saw the Malays and the Gloucesters fight out yne of the best battles this season in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The
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    2164 15  -  Forward (H) Singmpmrm Football League Season Hrinus Surprises ISew Blood In S.R.C. Teams A Short: tor The S.C.C., Indian Hockey Team To (nil At Singapore In June Hoard Of Control JSeeded For Boxing The J exed Question Of Refereeing. TIIK Biagapon football leapu? ■n, which is
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    110 15 Ceylon Sports Club Trounces Etceteras XI. Th* I I Kutteraa XI were well beaten at cricket by the Ceylon Snorts Clul. at Ralestier yesterday. The S.C.C. XI l.attod first and thank* to excellent liy Jansen who took eight for 26, thc\ were all out for only 57 run*,
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    273 15 Prvliminaries to be Held In 16 Centres. The first local preliminaries for selecting the candidates for the Japanese track and field delegation to the forthcoming Tenth World Olympic Games in Los Angeles will be held at M different places throughout the country this spring, and the
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    YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL IN SINGAPORE.
    75 16 \t the Jalan ites«r Stadium, Singapcrr. yesterday, in a First Division Soccer match the Malay* beat the (iioucmte |{«iiaient hj 1 The photograph »»n th«- left shown the winning team. that on the right being of the lowers. The Gloucester RegiMent rust»dian saving a penalty shot,
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