The Straits Times, 15 May 1932

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 22, Sunday, May 15th 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 22. Sunday, May 15th 1932. Price 10 Cents.
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    SHANGHAI AGREEMENT DENOUNCED—"HUMILIATING TRUCE."
    588 1 SHANGHAI AGREEMENT DENOUNCED— "HUMILIATING TRUCE." DECLARATION BY CITIZENS' SOCY. Rights of Foreign Troops in China. JAPANESE EVACUATION. Chinese Police To Take (Her Chapei On Tuesday. While the Shanghai < itiienw' Bacsctjr and the Peking \ll-( lawif' Society have denounced Ihe Shanghai armistice agreement a > :m humiliating truce willi J:i|
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    THE KING CALLS ON MR. MACDONALD.
    131 1 HIS OOlfCttN FOX TIIF PRKMIKKS HIM 111. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 14. Hi" Majesty the King visited the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald nt his nursing home la*t night and urged I the importance of r.st and nhtdjaj the doctor's ord
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN
    113 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN (From Our Own Correspondent. London. M.i> 1 1. The closing prices toda> were Xl lU.I K Spot i i:, i«d. (Standard Crepe) 2" »d. May-June 116 d. 16d. July-Sept. 2d. Oct-De. 2 1 I Ad. lan-Mar. 2'» d. Apr.-June 2' 4 d. It is anticipated that the
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    RACING COMPETITION.
    101 1 Three Readers Share The Second 8100. In the competition run in connection with the Singapore Races on May 7 thrcreaders succeeded in predicting five of the eight winners and the prize is accordingly divided equally iem. The successful competitors were: Hashim bin Jaafar. 1)2, Upper Perak Road, Singapore.
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    PEEBLES IN FORM.
    212 1 British Xls Cricket Tour In Egypt. Splendid bowling by I. A. R. Peebles, amateur, and a eanturv V < aptain R. T. Stanyforth enabled H. nineau's XI to win the first match if their Kirvptian t<>ur against AN Iria by 124 runs, at Alexandra. The touris!< took
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    EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK.
    723 1 Singapore Preparations. LORRY PARADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL. Arrangements for the Empire Shopping Week which Wednesday, May, IK, are well judging by the keen int rest a. eiithif--Biasm displayed >>y the variou firms in Singapore, the project promianl to sin It should not bo thought that the
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    A SINGAPORE DIVORCE.
    624 1 Tale Of Taxi Ride. JUDGE DISMISSES SECOND CO-RESPONDENT. t Two co- 'I in a '.-uit heard before Lord Merrivale whic!> nisi beinß granted to .Mr. Frank John Thomas Locke, engi- of the Peak Hotel, Hong Kong. V Mr. Locke sought release from his .i the adultery of
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    THE HIGHLANDS.
    87 1 >:>.000,000 Spent In Last Five Years. i I n m Oit Own Correspondent.) huala Lumpur, mm 11. The I;. I! amount of the <!• rlcpment *i> k at Cameron Highland ihe period I92fi to it wa- directed by the Development Cam mil tee, and a'«e the atet)a at
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    'HOLIDAY SPORT IN MALAYA.
    415 1 'HOLIDAY SPORT IN MALAYA. IMW\«.> POOR s||o^ \I.\I\M >I-.I.\NM»R. CHCUH predominated in the list ot week-end sporting fixtures in Malaya which U'gan ye < Fuli reports a;- here in this is The outstanding match was thac b.- mbilan XI *n:\ the at Seremban. At I f play, the t ed
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    THE DARTMOOR MUTINY.
    557 1 21 Convicts Receive Heavy Sentences. ANOTHER ATTACK. One Man Now To Serve 20 Years(From Our Own Correspondent.) i I^>n«ion. May 14. The great convict trial in the Duchy Hall at Pnncetown ha* ended, an tenct-s ranging from 15 months' in'*>rison- t.ient ars' penal servitude have |bm paased
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    21 YEARS
    1130 2 Supt. O'Neill Tells of (lashes With Law Breakers Famous Penang Bandit Raid Recalled— When Cattle-Thieving Was Rife. Arellent record it 2<; jmn? >ervice in thr police fuicf. of which were spent in Malaya, stands to the credit of Richard O'Neill, who starting his career in Sinj^ai" ■>nstal)le, l>y
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    WITH THE STRAITS POLICE
    1085 2 WITH THE STRAITS POLICE eventful \> throueh the HanV was lighted during the early hours of tht morning. Tht inn on board when j:ti em ray sumharine wai lajhtad in th--wake vi Am c moment th- < i —,-1 w.i- ahali I 'in -t« i»i I- when she was hit
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    EX-POLICEMAN TO DIE.
    137 2 Women's Cries And Tears In Appeal Court. Unle*- the rwj of mercy vised, the 11 >>c inflicted vi rran. •{'">, travelle- arid ex-noHreman, who I Road, i n to take pace He was sentenced "<1 Bailey for the mureVrj w;i -it v ad Clap- ntence was confirmed
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    CLERK "TORTURED."
    300 2 "Perfect Scandal" S-.iys Magistrate. STROSC protests were made Marylebone »agistrate i treatment mnied on* to ;i i li«ad the n h|d hunjf for two j He was Arthur George Gold 9ut*len ttni. CUpkain, S.W., a' ■jOOjßjtd guilty to stealing, in .Inly. 112 lla. 14, belonging to the I'addintJton
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    AMICABLE ATHLETIC ASSN.
    26 2 THE 'isual monthly commit. of the Amicable Ath ation <*ill be held tonight at the ftlMfiV -.remises. 43-B, Upper Nanking Street, at I
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    NOVICE BADMINTON PARTY.
    32 2 THE Novice Badminton Party will ho! i (■Mral meHmc tomorrow. May M at 127, Rangoon R^>ad at 1 p.m. TV Party 111 be "At Home" to its men 1
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    HAVE NOT SPOKEN FOR 12 YEARS!
    218 2 lIISBWD \\D WIFE IN \I>JOIM\<. HOI SKS. A HUSBAND ;ire li\ inir i" I n the in olUskil Th. I rried i and When th< Her their The« garden, th. and M *ay into the ailjoin cognition. Nor have they .lone 'Thai is the
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      49 2 I I ;^> OONT YOU HATE- f~S\ VtS COLCNEA./ I "> WHAT'S THEY GZT VaT THESE PEOPLE WMO u-* UT TMERES THAT? jr*f NEARER IT Getum \^fmWl \^^4Z. t#^' Ml KIUUIIg XT l/d THE WORLD, t^ V^£ N \y 1/Jt If JHIV S < Copynght. 1 S.JJ. by The Bell
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    The Once Famous Bottomley Now Penniless.
    1345 3 WORLD'S GREATEST LAYLAWYER REFLECTS. "My Name Is Might-Have-Been." HEART CRY OF "THE NAME WHO WAS." "^pHE old Bottomley i? dead! I am The 1 Man Who Was! "For four months I have longed for death. Every nijrht I hoped that before the dawn I
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    THE PASSING OF Till: GIGOLO.
    473 3 CROOKS WHO IATTENEU ON RICH OLD WOMEN. Apr. 21. TUX Kigolo is dyin;.' It may ■■swi myone who haa seen or liut tbi that .1 ad to haunt abarets a Hoatmartre and Elysees, mak inn middle I women with I mn wiih extraordicar) I t'ne
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    A FAMOUS PEN.
    115 3 nPTT-THEKE years a^» M,. ,s,l as K. r M«x k n>r, the veU ran novelist, liou^lit .1 fountain pen to ttart writinir hi book. Since then I :ten about 60 books, all with the same pen. Mr. Hocking yen changed th. I paid 255. for the pen,"
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    ABEAUTY QUEEN'S TRAGEDY TRIAL.
    489 3 Report That Will Shock The World. TRAFFIC IN GIRLS. The Most Terrible Trade ExposedSLL disclosure- relatii the White Slave traffic in the M .nd Far East are being incorporate J report which, if published, will ..rIH. The '.1 in/ prepared in a Basil I of Nations
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    BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE AT IPOH.
    64 3 A group photograph of the British Medical Association conference recently held at Ipoh. Seated in ihr roast* in Dr. I' H Hennessy, who has just retired after 26 years' service in th«- I M H Goveraawat. With him Di 11. Uiunv who i* übv
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      167 3 WONDERFUL! ar [^C^ m m |i V..; I I N° wonder it is so popuI jSpA A I I lar throughout rht- world. r L. I People know they are By^* C -^^B getting the finest, sun* H I JH ripened Enclith fruit, ■H selected for it* sue and *9K
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    JUDGMENT OF CARD VALUES.
    943 4 BRIDGE NOTES. BECOMING SLAVES OF CONVENTION. By HERBERT LAWRENCE. CONVENTIONI are designed to assist the player in getting the best out of his cards, not to hamper his common at mm judgment of card values, yet there i- a tindii. y M the part of these
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    ROVERS B. P.
    69 4 Members of the Rovers Badminton Party are requested to take note that two new badminton courts at Mohamed Sultan Road are now ready for play. They are expected to turn up for regular practices. Today (Sunday), the Party is engaged in a friendly match with the Merridals
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER.—No. 22. SEARCHING FOR A NAIL.
    105 4 CHILDREN'S CORNER. No. 22. SEARCHING FOR A NAIL. Th>n off they ran to Seedlcpop's great store <^i iti pleased to bo inside the place once more. W th brush in hand, and on a stool some glue H ih <n proceeded to mend Ethel's Bhoe. «•*!>'» look. said Ethel, "Very
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    Mainly About Malayans.
    1245 4 A W ell Known Chinese Tin Smelter Thirtysix Years W ith One School Mr. Thampillay** Record At Victoria Institution The Service Company At Tanglin Lt.-Colonel Chapman's Generosity The Durbar At Pekan. I.sterday's Straits Times there wan a reference to Towkay Tan Hong, of Singapore, who owns the
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    WORLDS TINIEST SHOP.
    296 4 City "Gold Mine" With 22-inch Frontage. Have you seen the smallest shop in the world? Maybe you missed it becalm some portly City merchant was standing his back to it. That could easily have happened, for the frontage is only 22 inches. It is situated in Cheapside,
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    SECRET OPIUM DEN RAIDED.
    275 4 SUSPECTED \Ki:ST l> TKUINkKR CAUGHT. AHTSTBKIOUfI a traflkkf. trapped l»y police who raided a opium den <amoufla>r<<i M h -hoi-maker's shop in Penny Held*, Lit The story of the was toJd at Th. iri on Apr. 23, whi-u Konj? Bean, Bgwl 10; Ymv <Jir: I. in".
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    In Film la nd.
    692 5 New Fcx Features In The Making— lf, And When, Tallulah Weds— Elissa Landi's Third Novel— One Day To Record Chevalier's Latent Sonsr-Hit Hollywood Becomes Air-Minded, (By Cw Film Correapondent.) i f featuu- pieliires an n prodm ton at thi M tha Kox Kilm i First of
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    Women In Business
    364 6 By Lady Detnetriadi II" is only in recent yea:.-. I think, th::t j \\i' ha\< !hc -ciousness of r on our phy.-ique. A ri'.-nd <>( mine leng ago onsulted a I no sutti eason foi h<T constant ill hvalth. 1! red that M 1 11 k while
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    Newness In Cuffs And Scarf.
    560 6 "\'e i y wcM." lite fatVr if you ar" superior to a business \ou must not be \\a-tc<i upon it. T< "•ove the point. -11 nit on" el the wine| i!i.v stn 'I a 1 •ange it. and th-n v. v .hall ha\ i:d to
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    What To Wear
    254 6 1 VYTl^* *~K-mr± wno mav >k Wl on a occas i°ns. Let it i If I W I'll H ir tn(> current fashions Black T¥ M M /M M and wl is i hi- dominating schenv and briUMtt* alike may be flatBy BU I augmented, if necessary,
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    From Reville's.
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    The Seal of Death
    3259 7  -  ROSITA FORBES. OUR SERIAL STORY. Ry THE FAMOUS AUTHORESS AND EXPLORER. EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. Lois Gilmour, the only child of Charles Gilmour, a director of many Eastern companies, learns that it is her father's wish that she should marry Philip Wingate, a middle-aged waster. That night
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    SENTENCED FOR ARSON
    73 7 Meant To Burn HinseH To I>eath In lIU Office. rjjed at Manchester A>sizc judge that he «?cutinj{ couiim Briuire re Dunning had it to in which he *a;<i that ha threw a lighted match into a A feeling i to make a v and I went U
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    WIFE SCORNS LEGACY.
    30 7 Infers To Be With Her Husband. .1 her hi; yal y may lose her a i she the i holm last xumircr, and S to th* fm>fi*>>-
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    111 8 Singapore. AI.IIVMHK.V Wallace Bwry and Hark m Hill Divers. C.15 9.15. Phone < TFTtoi.. Lilian Pavies and Constance liter in Just For A Song, also /in .\lf». Phone 5261 BUMOri llom.. Orchestral Concert 9.16 tn 11 p.m. GKF..VT WORLD.— Wajaags, Cinema, Doni: des. Zoo, Maze, Skating ground Commercial Museum.
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    The Sunday Times
    21 8 EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street. Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street. TELEPHONE 5689.
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    559 8 Or the day that it reported the incident in which Mr. Lang, the Labour Premier Mr South Wale-, was deprived of the honour of opening the Sydney Harliour Bridge, the Straits Times wrote son., disparagingly of the behaviour of Captain de (Jroot. Immediately, most of th" Australians in
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    LEYDEN— THE MAN WHO SAVED SINGAPORE FOR BRITAIN.
    2724 8 LEYDEN— THE MAN WHO SAVED SINGAPORE FOR BRITAIN. T search in Java for Dr. Leyden's K ra\e vii- tx-th i-n.ioyanle and interesting. I We set out joyously, niorr in the spirit of adventure, than of those seeking one p i !<>ng time dead. The lure of the i nknown, in
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    Believe it or not Ling The Assertions of Ananias
    1652 8 Believe it or not Ling The Assertions of Ananias Life in this oAee is ius? hell. Yes I mean it like that. I will ha\ JW«r mealy-mouthed h... busines- mean hell— in fact I mean more than that. I really mean HELL— and then some. Its these Uigh'e.l Straits Time.people
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      14 8 PIANO TUKINC— REPAIRS. 1 REMOVALS— HIRK. E. CHARLES. I 'hone 2902. 274 Orchard Koad.
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    77 9 X.M.S. COLONY VI Tl \\l<:— Some of the principal players in the teams for the annual CuilUmard (up matches bctWM the < olony and the F.M. S., which are h*in K played at Kuala Lumpur during the Whit-untide huli i«fl (l.li right) laj Smith. H. M H. Soii/a. VS. W
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    Negri Sembilan In The
    720 9 S.C.C. FACE A DEFICIT. Fit. Lieut. Croome Top-Scorer With 42 Runs. Negri m m ulan hold the lead a fixture aaaiSMl Ihe Sin-^apoi. n Sereiiib.in. t;i the) tepiied nilh IS3 sears of 1 is. The visitors butted first, and tha CriHiine and 27 froai I ievt.
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    DID NOT KNOW WHAT Hi; WAS DOING.
    333 9 Australian's Plea Of Drunkenness. Max Cornfield, the Australian who iiaclaimed responsibility for a wri criminal offences on the plea that he waso diunk thai he did not know whit In 'oing at the time the ort'i nces WOM committtd, was brought out of
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    BANGKOK PRICES RISING.
    61 9 Cost Of Living Soon Increased aY II ivr Cam. (From Our Own Correspondent. Bangkok. May 1 I An inevitable sequel to Siam going otf ihe gold standard is that prices in 'tin market are gradually increasing. It sd that it wil f i'ui.,l iat the cost of
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    GUILLEMARD CUP TENNIS.
    449 9 Colony Lead F.M.S. DE SOUZA SURPRISES ONG EE KONG. ihniii Our Ova Correspondent Kuula Lumpur. May 14. The Colony won two «.ut of the three sirnrlt s matches played in the (Juillemard <up tennis tournament «.n the Selanifor (iuti courts t hi afternoon. The most remarkable result
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    192 9 Result* Of Matches Played During Week. The following are the results of tht»S.R.C. tennis tournament matches play- »'< during the week "B" sinjrles final.— l>. Leicester baat M. A. Cordeiro, 10—8, *i—'A Veterans' singles.- K. Ryan In-a 1 I D'Cruz. w.o. T. Leijsaius beat K. Eparaaau —4. I,a<lie
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    BANGKOK RIVER TRAGEDY.
    99 9 Body Of Mr. Lan McKenzk? Recovered. (from Our Own on«. -pondent.) BanifkoU. May 14. The Ikhlv ol" Mr lan M:-Ken/.ie, a I shipping assistant with the H. i IWk Co, who was (truwn in Hrn 1 at Banfckrk <-n Thuisday nitfht. hi I to the |»'»ce M<
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    SIR A. WHEELER.
    167 9 Released From Prison On Medical Grounds. The Home Office issued the foil- wing announcement on Apr. 28. The Home Secretary has recomirend?d the immediate release on medical I <i<>unds of Sir Arthur Wheeler, wh> •onMcUnl at the Leicester Cit] x of fraudulent conver>i<>n. and was sentenced to
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    MR. K. C KRISHNAN.
    85 9 Denth Of MemlK-r ()f Strait* Times Stuff. The death t<« k |l.i< siiddenly fi day, of Mr. K < Krishna' lember of the I.m< I asag staff of I the Sunday Times. H> had bten in the *-m»loy of the Stiaits Times Pic. J,td. far a
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    (AT" FOR GANGSTER.
    116 9 Smart Sentence At Perak Assizes. (From Oui pondent.) Ipoh. May 14. r 'l of the I'eiak A -ie Boprnss Caart, b*'fore Mi. ay Chan Wenj, a member of a gang, was chargtd with committing robbery and at the same time using a dangerous weapon. The aceaaad araka
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    ALLEGED HIGH TREASON
    141 9 German Editor Goes To l'rison. Berlin. May 11. Y< r Oflnietzki. the editor of the political .tbuehrH'. who some months ag*> •ma sentenced t 1* months' imprisonment for aile/el high treason, fttrsj th<« Teyel I n on Taasaajr, being accompanied to the gates ay a lanre enncourae
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    DAME FASHION WINS TO PAY $114
    1938 10 More Good Dividends Paid. ACCIDENT TO MR. GEORGE REDFEARN. Fifth Day Of Singapore Meeting. Tic iflli <lr;y of the Singapore meeting ;iif.l by lint weather and anot bei I if ci led. i were turpriaed not to see Mr. Geofve Redfearn la hi> place
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    Another Racing Competition.
    356 11 $250 MUST BE WON. Can You Place The First Four In The Derby? A numl er of readers who have taken part in the competition* run by the Sui day Tunes in connection with the Singapore Races have written in a:-ki i£ if it i* not pawiMc
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    MAY DAY RIOTS.
    230 11 Baton Charges In London. Eight arrests were made when police scattered Communist demonstrators at Marble Arch, W., on May 1. Twenty-one people were arrested during conflicts between Communists and police at Dundee. The London trouble began when some thousands of Hyde Park demons! i many of them
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    13 11 Driving off in the Garri on Golf Club men's monthly medal competition %«-ierday.
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER.
    289 11 Chinese Beat Port Dick.son Xl \U \~X (From Our Own QajMßpondent.) >. May 11. A large MSSCd an interesting mat< h here this afternoon b« the Seremban Chinem aad I'ort Dickson Recreation lub in the Hose (up knockout competition. The Chtaeaa were the winners by four goals to
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    EX-KING ROBBED.
    110 11 Famous Romney Among Stolen Paintings. Burglars who ransacked Fulwell Park. Twickenham, the residence of ex-King Manuel of Portugal, calmly warn!. through the rooms, picking out art treasures of great value. The missing treasures in< lule A Romney painting, A Child Fa^' Asleep;" other < il pain* ings and
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    DAMAGES FOR SHOP ASSISTANT.
    502 11 BREACH ACTION SETTLED OUT oi COI RT. Leeds, Apr. 23. WHEN an c leventh-hour settlement of a breach of promise action was announced at Let-d* >>unsel for the young woman stated that if the erse had gone to a jury he would have asked for >uch
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    TUMULT IN THE REICHSTAG.
    590 11 The "Hitler Army." MINISTER'S PLEA FOR PATRIOTISM. Berlin, May 11. fpilK Rei-.'hstag session on Tuesday was I fated to run the gamut of every kind of weather. By 245 votes to 224 the Ho«ae paised the second reading of the Bill for Debt Amortisation, empowering the
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    MEN IN A VAULT.
    929 11 One Who "Folded His Arms Like A Corpse." Five young men arrested by police officers in the vaults of the disused St. Mary's Church. Greenwich appeared at Greenwich Police Court on Apr. 29. Tb#y were George Cook, 21. of Ship Street, Cubitt Town Frederick .1.-fferie*. 20.
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    A Castle on The Banks of lie Loire
    1545 12 like hell with and to pa I ild be a positive ordeal. Other n< c ha< taught avoid ai Street, Cannon Kiompton Road. South Lamberth < ell Koad; and often I am i tmenti* because I must cirhall?nge then >jal I. lea
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    CHINESE STUDENTS ASN.
    447 13 Social, Literary And Other A tivities. fFHK Chinese Students' Literary Uh ciation, Kuala Lumpur, arranged a varied programme, as th« following circular shows Shorthand. Lessons i:i Pitman's hand will be given at the Association* premises on Tuesdays and Fridays at Ml p.m. A fee of $1 (or
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    31 13 The competitors in the first open Malacca Badminton tournamen' organ ir«4 h> Wm r». K<x» Sum Kng, S«et Ch* c I'eng, L«.w k^ang Song, Ya« hoe Leong and Tan I'eng Hin.
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    A. S. A. SINGAPORE.
    190 13 Presentations To Officials. npiIUEK was a large gathering of mem bers at the residence of Mr. Teo Hot' Kang, Pasir Panjang Road, on Sunda\ last to attend the third \\K\i monthly general meeting of the association an<' for pre.-entations to the honorary secretary. Mr. Loh Hood
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    SIDNEY WOOD-"
    759 13  -  NIGEL SHARPE. Famous Tennis Players. A Wonderful From America bo IMaved In Plus Fours! BY (The Famous Davis Cup International.) QIDXKV Wood v:.- t l ie winmr of the singles at Wimbledon last year, at j the early age ot l'.t. The championship has never been won by
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    HARD LABOUR FOR VARSITY MAN.
    564 13 •HWKSMVKKCIUMI KVSV NUCI CHIEF. AI.I.KOATIONS that he had been a lie forirel. and spent the pr > •<f unlawful gains on horse-ra >n<l women w«-re made at Ashington \gainst (ieolTiry Cliff.mi Tuy'.n. _'S va^ described a^ a commercial traveller. ivinjr in a Newcastle hotel. Tavlor.
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    NOVICE B. P. vs. MAYFLOWER.
    73 13 The following will represent Novice B. P- against Mayflower B. P. in a friendly badminton match of three singles and two doubles to take place at the lat ter's court today at 3 p.m. Singles, Lim Boon Guan, Teo Soo Poh and Tan Huck Kong.
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    MAKING A SWIMMING CHAMPION.
    1028 13 TR\IMN(; PRINCIPLES EXPLAINED. (By Jean Taris. champion swimmer of Europe). SWIMMING, like boxing, is a sport that involves a great deal af When, as a child, I wont swimming urir.g rry scliool holidays at Bain d'ages, Ver: ai'los, where I lived v. th my at -ns
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    MALAYS BEAT THE CHINESE.
    830 14 League Football. WINNERS DISPLAY MARKED SUPERIORITY. Malays I Chinese 2. THK fcfatajn aafeated the Chinese ir the ii' t div 'day at Jalan :m by f "tir g^iil>. to two. They j made no mistake about the way they th" ra 'it from the start, they
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING.
    129 14 Wins For Lewis And Bruhn On Points. LittU Lewis C7.4> was a '•in vicing winner on points over L. S. Pood (7.15) in a ten round contest for th<* Malayan fl weight championship at the New v. Ast night. Rain fell during tho con '«t and Diid
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    K. L. CRICKET.
    87 14 Railway Institute Beaten By Rangers. [b rom Our <» nt.) Kuala I lay 14. Rangers defeated the Raihr* .itute on tl.e la nstitut«' be ha bjaj lota on the h:ui ill) and The I if tare icket I for 1U ainuig thi i tstrously, no rui The
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    LOCAL CRICKET MATCHES.
    1139 14 Selangor At Penang. DENNISON SMITH SCORES A CENTURY. (From Our Ov\n Correspondent.) Fenanjr. May 1 j Inership by Selangor 19, a tentuty by the fii^t man in, and ll»w. decisions were feature* «f the 'ainst Penang whith payed cunsistent ly i.n.l carefully l led uj> runs with
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    2283 15 Tin- Malaya Cup Soccer Fixtures kedfih Expected To Put I it i (.utul Shou Mutable Change In Malayan Cricket Prof tonal Fur Selanfior Cricket Association FttHtt Through i lersatile Y.MJ.A. Athletic Party Holiday Snort I fhConntrv. (BY FORWARD.) THK Malaya (v» soccer fixturethis month, with a
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    BILLIARDS.
    115 15 Today's Matches In Malayan Championships. Today's ties in the Malayan Billiards hampionship tournament at the New j i World are as follows JL3O p.m. Alik-h Kdward Prother Kiloucesters' Corporal's Clul i Sai Tee (Post «'ttm- Club.) 6. p.m. H. Butcher (Association of Eaffiß* G K. K-aal (Singapore Reireatton Club).
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    SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    72 15 The Singapore Lawn Tennis A Championships will Ik- held on J n< the courts of the Tanglin Q June H, 7. and on tht court.- I'oie Cri ket Club. The iruttnee fee* are singles $1 and 'doubles $:< |ht entrant. Forma 0 i«ntr> n.ay l>v obtained
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    WIN FOR IPOH Y.M.C.A.
    427 15 (From Our Own On-respondent. Ipoh. May 11. At snroe. th* K.L.Y.M ('.A. scored the opening jroal and thereafter the Ipoh Y.M.I.A dominated the game and scored two gaala. At the intenal, Ipoh led by cond halt they a.\i« mon- Rtwils i.ml loft the fleli winners by
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    YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL—MALAYS DEFEAT CHINESE.
    99 16 YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL— MALAYS DEFEAT CHINESE. I, n tIM Mai in firat division football match at tie Jalan Besar Stadium. *f**terda». th.> *..r»- >iciori«»u- to the tune of 1 gU. to 2 flu. The picture on -lm»s thf t*« Irifflo. (hi tht- ri»sh« «'hine*M- cuhliml n making a n< at <-a
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