The Straits Times, 21 August 1932

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 36, Price 10 Cents. Sunday, August 21st, 1932. THE SUNDAY TIMES. The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 36. Price 10 Cents. Sunday, August 21st, 1932.
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    TERRIBLE MENTAL STRAIN OF ATLANTIC FLIGHT
    362 1 MOLLISON ON HIS TRIP. His Wife Not To Return With Him. THROUGH FOG AND RAIN. For Hours Could Not See The Sea. Mrllison. interviewed aftei his Atlantic flight, emphasised the terrible physic; I and jncntal strain of the journey, and said that if the
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    THE GOLD DRAIN.
    72 1 i Position Of United States. Washington, Aug. Bfc S ik c the cold drain fcm the (JnHad States has apparently stopped the \<lniinistiaiion authority- are eoasidaring the :ivailalility of the cominir Economic C/Onfe ree of internal steps to curb the hujre fliuht of credits. Tin aejrreejaw credit*
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    THE COMMUNAL AWARD.
    97 1 Sikh Mcmilkts Resitfn From Consultative Committee. Simla. An;'. L'o. Sikh dissatiafaction at the ('ominun.il A j. i<l is illustrated by the fact that the Sikh members of the Round Tabl Conference and the Consultative CosaaUttee, I «J j 1 S iuh and Sanipuran Sinph. ha\»seni letter t"
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    VOLUNTARY LIFE GUARDS.
    41 1 VOLUNT ARY LI ME GU ARDS. To I'atrol Britain's Bathing Ik'nches. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I.cndon, Aug. 20. A ii>i(>s nf voluntary life guards, modelled on the same Ik>:v in Australia, is tainu formed in England to patrol all tho beaches.
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    •THE HONOUR OF DEATH."
    101 1 THE HONOUR OF DEATH." i;\-i;mpi;kok of china his mistress. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lea on, Aug. _'n. rilE PaUag rotftaaaaitct af the Daily l\ pOfti that Henry Pu-yi, th:> •oy Ex-Emperor of China and Pies dent /f the Manchuhuo Government, has coni the Honour of Death upon his ormcT mistress,
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    PLUCKY BOXING.
    357 1 German Beaten By Guillermo. Mm BrUka, the Garasaa boaar, gave an mely plucky (lisj):ay against Hattlin^ viuillermo in his tight at the New Arena last night. The rijrhl was all in lavoui of the Kilipino, who won by a big .mirgin on points, Dut the German, in spite
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    HOME CRICKET.
    114 1 London, Au^- 20. The following were the tea-time scorx* in the county cickut matches today. M Mf for I v«. Middlesex at Lor f Suney 180 for 5 v.s. Yoikshiie at the. <>v:il. C'.oucestershire 141 all out vs. Essex 'Ji> for 2 at Southend. Hampshire 200 for 5
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.
    68 1 Kilinarnock Over-Run Third Lanark. London, Aug. 20. The following are tho. results of the Sottish League football matches played j Aberdeen 1. Motherwcll 1. Clyde 4, East Stirling Falkirk 2, St. Mirren 3. Hamilton 1, Celtic 1. Hearts 1, Airdrieonians 0. Kilmarock 6, Third Lanark 0. Morton Cowdenbeath
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    TIGER LOOSE ON LOCAL BOAT.
    662 1 Leap Through Port Hole. NIGHT-TIME DRAMA ON WAY TO SINGAPORE. The Hhanurangsi was stea through the nigtt fi\e mibs off" TrengKanu coast when the chief officer feaaad bjla MM ca ;;tain's cabin and startled him out of his sleep. I>cnd me your revolver, quick." "(.et
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    PLANTERS' STORES.
    53 1 Profit Of £4,662 For Half-Year. (From Our Own Correspondent London, Aug. 20. The Planters' Stores and Agency profoc the h<i If -year ended Mar. 31, as against MJi After the payment of the preference dividend and 10 par cent, dividend on the ordinary shares, it is proposed to
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    ESTATE OWNERS' ASSOCIATION.
    381 1 The R. R. I. Inquiry. MORE TALK OF RUBBER RESTRICTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Aug. FLOWING upon the Malayan Estate Owners' Association's request to the -'..%S. (Government for an independent nifliy into the organisation and adniaktration of the Rubber Research Institute, the Government has asked
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    LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
    86 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (I Him Ouj' Own dirrr-jHtndcnt.) London. Aug. 1.1. The closing prices i-day were It T BRER. tt (Buyer*) I lerw) 2 7 I6d. Oct. -Dec. 2 i:» /.12d. M -i 2 17 i2d. Apr -June 2"» Kd. Market Tonr Steady. TIN. Spol *:i 12 7/1«. Three mon
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    EUROPE-HONGKONG AIR MAIL.
    195 1 THE PART SIAM IS PLAYING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Aug. 20. In the course of an address on com mercial aviation, Mr. Otto Praeger Adviser »o the Post and Telegraph re partment and Director of the Aena Transport Company in Siam, declarer 1 that Siam had
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    CONSTABLE REBUKED.
    137 1 Witnesses Who Were Not Brought To Court. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Aug. J 1. A-^ a constable you know perfectly "ell that all available witi '»c biought to court whether it is a prinons or a public case, yet in bi> ca*e you don't want to call
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    —• ■ PLANE FOR £275.
    66 1 PLANE FOR £275. British 2-Seater To Be Marketed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Auk A British firm is shortly to market I twos. Htcr 7") m.p.h. monoplare. carabli of landing in a sirall field, for I The present minimum price for a mono plane is l>.">o, and it is expected
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    JAPAN AND I s.A.
    37 1 Washington, Aug. SO. The Japanese Ambassador, before leaving for Tokio, declared that he wai hopeful that the differences, if any, be tween Japan and the United States ovei Manchuria would be reconciled. Reuter
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    SIR JOHN MIDDLETON.
    46 1 Relinquishes Governorship Of Newfoundland. Rugby, Aug. 20. Sir John Middleton has applied foi permission to relinquish his appointmen' las Governor and Commander-in-Chiif o New Foundland, and the King has accedec to his request. Sir John will lea\e New Foundlam! in November.— British Wireljss.
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    THE MAN FROM PENANG.
    1013 1 Sentenced At Liverpool Sessions. 12 MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. Advertised Employment To Attract Young Girls. London. Aug. 7. OdRN in Penang. Straits Settlement and having been in the tea trad* practically all his life, Sassoon Meyer. 37, grocer, of Stanley Road, Liverpool, was indicted at the City
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    "WHEN I WAS TAKEN FOR A RIDE."
    1160 2 U.S. Gangster Methods At Close Quarters. A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. Burns' Agency Detective's Amazing Narrative. A N English farmer whom I was visiting recently showed me with great pride a fine collection of coloured waistcoats which he has amassed during many I smiled slightly
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    WROTE WITH TON(.I I
    164 2 WROTE WITH TONGUE. Woman Who S|xmH M) Years In Hospital. Copenhagen, Auir. 1. ui'inan who could read and write With her tonjrue, when all the other muscles in her body were paralysed, has died, after spending .'5O years in a hospital. She was Mi Anderson, who. though blind and dunilt.
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    KPIC OF THE BUSH.
    409 2 Prospectors Trek With Broken Leg. Sydney, Aug. 4. A stoiy of human courage and endurance was told when a 69-yesr-o.d mcd William Allison, who broke n routfh country more than 50 miles from Oraftoa, oa tl'<- n«»rth ess jouth Wii South Graft'in to obtain medical a
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    PEACE ARMY IN ACTION.
    261 2 A WO\l\Y> VCE SLAPPED. Chatham, Aug. 1. TAKING advantage of Navy We* k, a strong platoon of the Peace Army aunched a propagandist attack here jroserday. Apart from the meetings at various (.pjrested points of the town, several the dockyard, and, hiding \n cloakrooms, where they
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    SHORT CIRCUITS.
    135 2 Caused By Everything From Elephants To Bees. Bombay, Aug. Bsetric railways work under difficulties in India, where short circuits have caused I by almost every kind of living creature from elephants to bees and not excepting: small boys. Vultures used to -it on arms of electric pylons l>eyond
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    SECRET SERVICES MORE ACTIVE THAN EVER.
    990 2 portant fai rvices work are never sent through the post office. There are men who pass in and out of the Government offices in Whitehall, London daily, wearing little silver greyhound badges under their coat lapels Kinir's engers, the trusted couriers of the most
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      21 2 Co. L^ f^i^t^ji#'vvjHi JP Merchandise L* A P^r Afc\ Personal Effects m. JK. JlesP Motor Cars g^gpP^ i collyer auAy Arn
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      125 2 \|J' Ai- you making sonic- pssnjWai tor you! t requirements or are voj just going from aaf t.. I day allowing the future to tak. r it-elf I What will be your position whet, you n 1 ptnsion you will receive will enable pan to ttva, i-ui f\ you about
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      41 2 THE M.^MAGER FORGCTT TO MO^ DO YOU HE SA|L> So Nothing LEAVE! THE CHECK FOP P KNOW HL WHsLNK m YOUR BILL, SIR/ s DID? Wi f \?W I By J. MILLAR WATR ***jfe WJ^ -V =—^^*-\l<p J -t& (Cop- vTheßc'lS
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    Another Racing Competition.
    343 3 THE SINGAPORE MEETING. $150 To Be Awarded For First Day's Results. ON WHICH APPEAM ICLOW MAY II USED M OONNfI r DAY'S RACING AT SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, HE COUPON SHOULD BE RETAINED UNTIL THE PUBLISHED. THE PRIZE MONEI FOR THUS COMBl |150, INSTEAD OF THE USUAL HM AND
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    SHOOTING CANNIBALS WITH A CAMERA.
    1419 3 Carrying A Hippo In A Hammock. WAS IT HYPNOTISM OR MAGIC? (l!> Waller Sum.iiers. the well-known I producer «,f advmture tilmO FEW of the poopii who sit at ho-.r* in I I inema seats and. fee breathless monit their lighted j OXtt of chix'olutes us
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    LUCK GOVERNED BY SCIENTIFIC LAWS.
    1039 3 The writer of this article tells some interesting facts regarding the lairs of chance. He slums the important part they play in the fireal gamble of insurance, ami proves that the only way one can refuse to gamble is by shaft in v oneself up
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      117 3 •DON'T MOVE!" Escaped Lunatic's M Warning." aaa who appeared the Watford magistrates on Au^. l' <>n mpted shop-braarau pad from a criminal im. ll> was Arthur Sin ,\\n:s vn this n i t him was <li> DANGER! YOU ARE A VICTIM OF IF YOUR 1 FEET 1 !7CH Xj BURN
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      188 3 Compact- Convenient IDEAL WHEN TRAVELLING The next time you go on a I NO'S "Fruit Salt" ensuM journey short or long buy a inner cleanliness and thu.* i HANDY SIZE BOTTLE of vents the fonditions which, it ENO'S "Fruit Salt" to take neglected, make th, BJBta. specially liable to dysenu
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    BRIDGE NOTES. OPENING BIDS OF TWO OR MORE.
    2083 4 BRIDGE NOTES. OPENING BIDS OF TWO OR MORE. Gleaning Valuable Information. By AKIR. This aeries of article* ia vot intended for the advanced bridge player, but for tht rust majority u-ho, hnriiiy aiafVa* Aurtiov Bridge for i/rois, MW find the marl vt siriul into Contract, uh well as fur tin-
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER.—No. 36.
    57 4 CHILDREN'S CORNER. No. 36. "Now you and I and Sat. dear Ethel Jane "Must think hard how we can admittance rain. "VN hy look Umw! On that other patch of green "Goes Bee! She gathers honey for the queen! "Perhaps she'd help." He called. "Hi! Mrs. Bee. "I've got some
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    MRS. BEE IS SO WEARY.
    56 4 They went to meet her. Poor old Mrs lice! She looked an tired and worried as could be. "The trouble I'm having I can't tell you!" She wailed. "These flowers aren't yielding very well 'They're drooping now! Yet little I have got. And dearie me!
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    Mainly About Malayans.
    1541 4  -  THE WANDERER By A H "orbl-Shakinft 7«/>iV In Prmmfi Should Schoolboys ft ear Ties In The i.bissroom? Honour for Dr. S. R. Krishnan Mr. Theod&m Hubbtick's Report On W iUI Life In Maluya A Mass Of nluahle Evidence. THK topics that, cause -purt- of newspaper corrcsj ondence
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    SOLICITOR FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
    658 4 IMKRFKKKNCK WITH WITNESS. LORD Morrivale, in the Divono Court on .July Ji'. heard an application to commit for Contempt of Court ilut and tv.d men stated to have acted >n his MmK. It arose out of the suit of McCorouoJale M.B.H. v. McCerqaodak A.G. (Curi-^ H.K.C.
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    RECKLESS DRIVING.
    50 4 Fifty Killed In Paris Street Accidents. Paris, Aug. di-ath toll as result of traffic iuving the past four da> otals ',(>, while 116 persons have been (Hasty injured. At Toulon 40 passengers were seriously injured when a bus collided with two iramcars. The accidents are mostly due to
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      58 4 JPVS A and n i° v <*«• subtle -kill of <iL skilful and experienced craft*- A, d^V^ manship. AY (j You have no difficulty in obtain- V /7f ing these from the house of satis- m^ /vr fied client*. We await your <^Kr Vf command and are always at your
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      64 4 I MM Mam KFILEPSY Entirely Cr new method of treatment. Simple home-made remedy. Send for "Treatise on Nerve Disturbances." Full of common-sense free advice. Positive proof given. Completely cures. A lady writes: I tried every known remtdy for -"J years without sueceitt, but have NOT 'HAD ONE ATTACK since following
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      74 4 VMI \NT M sfTMRK WITH A mis™ or i u c ONMJLT ELLISON S. EZEKIEL. MU U 11 RArsWI uI'TK lAN. 17, HATH HUM). KATONG, Singapore. sM.IIT TESTH 118 SUrTLHBfc IRK KS MODERATK— From M. upwards. WILL < \l I »I VN> VDI»KKSB. REPAIRS Binocular*. Tclntropra. Watch**. OKIIKKM RFAKIVEO HI
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    Federated Malay States Railways.
    58 5 OPENING OF A TOWN OFFICE AT 48, NORTH (ANAL ROAD, BINGAPOM, PHONE NO. :!ll!». The Federated Malay State*- Railway! will open ;i Town Office at 48, North ("anal Road, Singapore, <>n Monday, Auk. 1932. offer tickets will br toaucd, waqiririea Mmiwl, aad goodi and parcelfl received
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    MILLIONS FOR WAR.
    204 5 MILLIONS FOR WAR. PARAGUAY C\LLS 1 1» HER UUiY. London, Aug. 2. PaiaKiiayan (Jovunmen; a gtM r«l moliilisation of troops throughout the country, war with Bolivia having virtua i\ bMS deflated. Ten lhou<anil men have t.tH-n ciik-d up defend Asuncion, the Paraguayan capital, and (My* Raster) itali <>f dtfi nas
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    TRADE IN STREET OF DUKES.
    257 5 MOST AKISTOCI MIC PAR! OP LONDON. A LARGE block of Lusiness offic Ik- built at the corner of one of th« most its in l.<ndon. So exclusive is the neighbourhood about the office that th<> owners thought it best to ask tht> distinguished residents it"
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    LAHRRT, AND HARDY TN ENGLAND.
    51 5 LAURET AND HARDY IN ENGLAND. Slan Laurel, who was htirn in South Shi«!<! and ho u -nt to America in Itlf to kMMM one of th«- world. r« at <->i <<>median- has arrived in Knxljnd wttk his \m«ri,an partner Oliwr Hardy, id luxury suite ml i ln liner Aquitania. (I'Unt-i
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    Some Family Secrets Of The Barrymores.
    1334 5  -  LIONEL By My Brother Jonathan WHEN two bi others at rtain ptominence in the picture world, why ■hduld i foi grantee 1 by a!' und sundry that, in private life, they must be con»tan*.ly at loggerheads with m- a;m' r People assume— far too
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    PERFECT DIET FOR iU. \ WEEK.
    232 5 PERFECT DIET FOR 8S. WEEK. nuns can bt obtained from milk and vegetables and fruit. r* <>m this point of view whole-meal h ead is to be pi r*d where hn-ad i> u»i cxtenstve part of the diet. Much of the talk abodt the wickedness of white bread is nonsense."
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      165 5 MATINEE TODAY 3.15. WE SAID IT WAS THE GRANDEST SHOW EVER TIME AND THE CROWDS HAVE PROVED IT— WE STARTED ON WEDNESDAY AND STILL PACKING OUT AT EVERY PERFORMANCE —AND NOW AS MANY HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET SEATS YET SEASON EXTENDED! "PLUNDER" (LAUGHS BY THE HUNDRED!) RALPH LYNN TOM
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      141 5 CAPITOL. MATINEE TODAY 3.15. TONIGHT 6. 15—9. 1 S IF YOU WANT A REAL GOOD lAUGH— YOU MIST si i; Paramount's Big Surprise Hit bb^b^bbbbb^3QHS"' Lbt a Lam WITH Two Popular Favourites united fer the First Tia»« y^iJgH aaaV^V CLAUDETTE i^rW&k\ COLBERT IM^Bi Ikiuitifiil. \i\ :icious A l^ovtlii'r th;tn tvgff
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    The Older Woman To Be Ignored No Longer
    1386 6 The Older Woman To Be Ignored No Longer PARIS, says Victoria Chnppcle in the Daily Mail, taking I hint from England, ha- derided to ijfnorc the older woman no longer. She is to be studicl ;v> carefully as her di-ughu-r. and clothe* ipociaUf mmmjkm] for her are to be shown
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    Gown In Green.
    56 6 COARSE rotton net in a deep seagreen tone is used for the evening gown shown, which has a molded hodirt* rut in surplice style. The wide straps and th«- hodicr- border are of double thicknesses of the net, and the jrirdle is of black eire Hal in.
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      125 6 WHITEAWAYS ANNUAL AUGUST SALE continues this week M m MWI m OMMW U MMM fj SJM 1 1 I \U BACK." The wonderful new rursotry. Standing ,r 111 tint ride im. A snutr and perfect tit throughout the longest <v.>. I'iiik droclM i-iasui st-ction.s at snl* Hookaidc fa* ten ing*.
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      66 6 I HENRY H. COHEN, U A~*l*l 2 End Floor Maynard Building, J 16 Battery Road. IW. tIU I SINGAPORE CERTAINLY EAT MORE FRUIT BUT EAT IT WITH NESTLES CREAM Here is a cream which improves all fruit dishes, puddings and sweeto. Its exquisite flavour, nutritive- value and guaranteed purity will
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      139 6 1 h>- ImfHtrtancr <>/ 770r £77avoiirhid o _^mm^ The flavouring so characteristic of good cooking t is largely due to salt visely used. It is so imporjj^jJilJL tant and yet so inexpensive. Your cooking £&I£el d eserv es the thoughtful choice of the best PjSt4jjfi obtainable— pure, dry, free-running, H*9
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    3718 7  - THE SILENT SIX GWYN EVANS. OUR SERIAL STORY. By EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. Bill Kellaway, an out-of-work journalist, sitting on a bench on the London Embankment, ir accosted by a well dressed stranger who asks him if he would like a million pounds! Kellaway naturally says "yes," and leaves with the
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  • Correspondence.
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      CHINESE VOLUNTEERS.
      152 7 To T.e Editor of the .Stinday Times. Sir.— l beg to poinft-'out a mistake made P "The 'H-e.tefi Village- 1S«:{2 by Dr. K. l.indt., which appear* d in The Sunday Times, issued last Sunday, •trange that the ltarncd doctor should the Chines.- Volunteers, who ire lighting again: t
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      125 7 THE "SUPER 9" THE moft perfect example of the modern light car, this entirely new Triumph Super Nine it luxuriously appointed and yet it fills a popular demand because of its most attractive price from an unusually economical family car. More power more room ample leg and head room superb
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    TOTIDEM YERBIS.
    662 8 After Html days of doubt and uncer tainty, Mr. J. H. Thomas's broadcast speech from Ottawa assuring his hearen >{ the success of the Empire Conference comas as a great relief. Although thert have been one or two instances of mischievous propaganda by non-Briti.sh new. apencies, the world
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    MORE HEROES OF MODERN ADVENTURE.
    1636 8 THE POSEIDON DISASTER. "rTiHE courage and fortitude with which all these men, in the practical dark"f the slowly flooding compartment, faced a situation more than desperate was in accordance with the very highest traditions of the Service." These words are quoted from a report received
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    aAD^liev^ i£ sOi/ /ioi: (?fhescM\$se//to//s of--$/iaiiia 1
    1606 8 aAD^liev^ i£ sOi/ /ioi (?fhescM\ $se //to// s of- -$/iaiiia 1 I happened to drift into the off.cc rday afternoon when the real iourarorc working hard filling the to which you will turn when have <lone your duty by Ananias. True, I had to disguise MJTaaM as a tele,'raph messenger
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    STOP PRESS.
    97 8 The Foreman of the Ananias News Factcr> w.i* inldrmed late last niirht mt> late la^t night, round about "one f or the road tiir.e thai there i- no truth in the story that local hotel* arc attn'mlini; the troublewhich have b< fallen them (o thr opposition of If
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      239 8 AMUSEMENTS. SIN6APORE. ADEIPHI HOTEL. mTBCIAL CLASSICAL CONCERT. ».:M) p.m. \LIIAMBRA THEATRE. AKI/.ON wiih 'aura La I'lante. MAKER Ol MEN "ith Jack Holt. MS— t.ll p.m. I'hone MM. CAPITOL THEATRE. THK MISLEADING I.APV wi<h laudetie Colbort, Kdmunrt Lava and Stu.rt Kr«in. (i.l">— y.U p.m. l'horv.- .">261-2. MARLBOROK.II THEATRE. GALAVA— TamiI Talkie.
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      70 8 P I AN 6 TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. j E. CHARLES. I'hone 2902. :'SI, Orchard Road. ■BATE lli-lon I^c (hit Mine. IOM of the Ml-thorl, the General Hospital, Singapore, at p.m. ft tor, lav. The funeuil will take place tixl,,\i. ;irid tin' h"ar- ■■<> will arrive at tho BMaoarl CaMalarj,
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    L.D.E. CULLEN WINS ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP.
    1170 9 Two New Records At Kuala Lumpur. HURDLES AND POLE JUMPTies For First Place In 100 Yards And High Jump. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 20 THE annual championship meeting of the Aniat. m Athletic Association of Malay. i was continued this afternoon in
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    AT THE M.G.S. SPORTS.
    23 9 Dr. (hen (hang Lok. Chinese Con«ul-Geacral, with Mr. C'heong Koon Seng at the Me Sodis. Girls' School sports, Singapore.
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    SKRKMBAN INQUESTS.
    144 9 Man Who Died From Mental Causes (From Our Own Correspondent.) S oem ban, Aug. A verdict of death due to mental •mi n*vl by the Serembar. coroner at an inquest held into the death of a Chinese named Wong Hing, who. while attending court as an acruseJ per:
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    IMPERSONATED THE POLICE.
    505 9 PENANG MALAY GETS SIX MONTHS'. THE story of how she was made to hand over |6 to two Malays who purported themselves to be detectives ■II related by a Japanese woman to Mr. Wil>on. the Criminal District Judfjt lay, when a Penan* Malay stood charged with impersonating
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    1,000 ARRESTS.
    87 9 Sequel To Uprising In Spain. Madrid, Aug. 16. In all 174 persons, including Duke i: timaldi have been arrested in the course of Tuesday in connection with the recent monarchist uprising, bringing the total arrests throughout Spain up to about 1,000. The official gazette published a decree ■iumiuoning
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    NUDISM NOT IMPROPER
    226 9 Magistrate On The Modern Outlook. London, Aug. 7. Comparison between the outlook of today and that of a generation ago was made by Mr. R. E. Dummett, the Mar borough-street magistiate, when Emily Elizabeth Cans, of Han* W., appeared before him for v.iltui posing to view in
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    THE OTTAWA CONFERENCE.
    438 9 the Plenary Session in the House of Commons this morning when the fornral signing of the agreements will be accompanied by a silver salver presentation t > Mr. B. nnett by Mr. Baldwin on behalf ;>f the Conference. Yesterday's main decision was a United Kingdom grant of
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    SHAH THRASHES A PRIEST.
    620 10 SEQUEL TO INSU/1 TO QUEEN OF PERSI Teheran, Aug. Ml An interesting incident, which is giving rise to lively discussions, occu in temple at Meshed ni Northern Persia when the Persian Queen, Shah Riza Khan's wife, WBM m-ulted by a prie weaving modern draaa, the priest
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    MAKING STEEL IN MALAYA?
    902 10 Mineral Wealth. WHAT OUR TIN DUMPS CONTAIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Aug. li*. "The Possibilities of Metallurgical In- j dnstriea in Malaya" seemed a rather forbidding title, for the aedrsw delivered U the Kuala Liurftmi Rotary Ohtb wsteidav, but the speaker, 'Ns>. •<• Richards,
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    •MASTER MIND IN SHOPLIFTING."
    341 10 MASTER MIND IN SHOPLIFTING." MAN AND TIIKEE UKL DUPES. London, Aug. MR. Bingley, at Marlborough Street < '-day, described as one of the worst that had come before him a case in which a man was accused of being thu master mind in shoplifting by women. Before the Court were
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    THE TEST TEAM.
    75 10 How Mitchell Came To Be Selected. (From Our Own Correspondent. London, Aug. 20. "ell, th« newest member of the had m> thought of taking up cricket y fou i years ago. A 'Dcr liyshiii "nal saw him "■vg a billiards ball aerosa a table with bin fingers,
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    BELFAST RACES.
    52 10 Riley Successes In International T.T. Belfast. Aug. 20. The International Motoiing Touri-t Tro;4v\ race was won by Whr driving a Riley in 4 hr. 58 mm. at an average aaaaj of "I.Ji miles an hour. Kyston, alsr. driving a Ruey. «asecond, and Hall, driving an M. <>. Midgt
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    IJANDITS IN Will I
    47 10 BANDITS IN ANHU L. Shanghai. Aug. 20 In MM 'vesu-rn part of Anhui Province iome 10.(00 Communist Kandist attacked Kuotim on Thursday bat were repulsed by General Wong Kwaa*) traaaa who plain to have kilie 1 or vmundi-«l nearly ],(M?0 of the bandit .-Sin (hiw Jit Poh.
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    CHINESE CONSULATES.
    39 10 Shanghai. Aug. 20. The Sinking Foreign Mmi~tr> decided to establish Consulates at BatatfarseiOea and Liverpool and vceiates at certain industrial ports in Japan to facilitate the viasaing of certi- ended for exportation to China.— Sin Km 1
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    SERKMBAN ROTARY.
    238 10 SEREMBAN ROTARY. Farewell To A Former President. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Aug. 20. Thursday was ladies' night at the local Rotary Club dinner metting held at the tation restaurant. The occasion was also ik> n to bid farewell to a former president, Mr. Leslie Forbes. M.C.S.. and Mrs. Foilk.-s,
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    CASINOS HIT.
    194 10 Riviera Receipts Fall Heavily. Monte Carlo, Aug A very serious decline in the receipt af French casinos has been caused by the general business depression, combined with the falling off in the number of foreign visitors. I iguies for the winter season of VXi\--32, which endeJ on May
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    H O W "THIRD DEGREE"
    455 10 H O W "THIRD DEGREE" I fXTTOUG EVIDENCE WITH lABEBALL iAT. l oiidt.n. Aag. 7 THIRD degree,"* which in the Hanlighl in t<- the recent death of a subroken larynx, after fiendish torture by local police, was foaad by Pre Hoover's Coauaission on Law Enforcement to be a fairly common
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    THRILLING FIRST DIVISION FOOTBALL IN SINGAPORE.
    97 11 A thrilling encounter lx-t«ecn the Royal Air Force and the Chinese at the Jalan Iteftar Stadium on Thursday marked th« clone of Ihe First Division of the League. Points were shared after a struggle A which proved a vcr> satisfying winding up of the
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    SECRETS OF THE HIM) ATS.
    589 11 SECRETS OF THE HIM) ATS. TIII\<,S THAT THE \V\^ KNEW. SOME twelve months a-ro I related in the !>:iily Telegraph the str-nge story of I B 110, the GerMM submarine whoee W n r liege the British Admiralty recovered secret charts which .i! the movements of other German U boats.
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    "FILTHY LUCRE" MADE CLEAN.
    416 11 "Fishy" Banknotes. A BANK THAT BOILS BILLINGSGATE CASH. A dignified bank in Kastcheap has been acting for years as unofficial bath■l room to the coins of Billingsgate Ket. Coins that enter Billingsgate fresh and lnuht from the Mint leave it thick with i herring-roe, scales, crumbs
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    LISBON INCIDENT.
    131 11 Misunderstanding Cleared Up. Madrid, Aug. 16. Concerning the recent diplomatic inci'tmt which aio between Spain and, Portugal in consequence of the seizure by the Portuguese customs of cases containing munitions addressed to the Spanish Kmbassy at Listen, it is stated ios Hied Spanish quarters that the incriminating consignment
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    WENDEL MILLIONS.
    363 11 Woman's Dyinu Secret. I»ndon, Aug. 4. A woman's death-Uni confession ma> i help to dect-ie a British claimant's right ,to the £15,0OO,IHM) fortune left by Miss Elli 1 Wendel, an aged recluse in the Unite.l States. There have been hundreds of claimants to the foitune. The latest is
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    SUICIDE ATTEMPTS.
    272 11 Convict Found Dead In Cell. Eleven convicts were taken by omnibus from Peterhead Prison, near Aberdeen, to the Sheriff's Court, to give evidence at the inquiry into the death of a con vict. The man was James Smith, who was found dead in a cell. One of the)
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    FATE OF CONVICTED COMMUNISTS.
    309 11 "STAY OF EXECUTION M TELEGRAM. Budapest, Aug. 1. TWO Communist leaders convicted today after a lightning trial," of attempting to subvert the Hungarian State ly foice, were executed two hours after .^■mence of death had been paaMdL Before the trial began the hangman and his two
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    H.G.W. TROUNCED.
    324 11 "A Sort Of Liberal Bolshevist." .\u lloit.i HtrtlHa, who was in the 1 late NocmiiM. Cabinet, teplied to M.. H. Mfi < itidvci <>i tka Social st Party when tit- .-Moke in South Hackney on Auk- "Mr. Wells, whose unccitan policies have fitted during the pa-t pMffl l>etween
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    ASIATIC CLUB NEWS.
    164 13 NEGRI SEMBILAN ALL-BLUES R.F.A. ELECTION OF M OFFICIALS. (From Our Own Corf pond I THK sixth anni'itl the N'rjrii SemMton All Football Assmiati in ■.-,< N«'>cri Sombilan Club <m 1 Th> for the Beacon I. ,'-li<iw»'(i that ili" expenditu ed «u ."HTM.'.t.. i, ;m«l there was h
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    HADMIMON
    133 13 BADMINTON. Wah OaMhJ \U\ vs. Tcck't Before a very Uu tors, in a badminton friendly mutch od four singles and one doables, between the Wah ChOßf B.P. and the Teek 1 played last Sunday, the latter won by five games to one. The match was Cuan Swee, of ihe Horlick'
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    "MAHJONG."
    228 13 Chinese Students' Literary Asso's Debate. A debate on the subject. Mahjon? is not a gamble" whs held at In- Chinese Student I 'teraiy A* Au>:. IS, The affirmative leader. Mr. Koh Kng Poll. a;id his supporter, Mr. Chan sea P"i<c in support of the motion, K that mah.iong, as
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    TIIK CLERICAL UNION.
    114 13 THE CLERICAL UNION. 10 Mile-Cross-Country Race. The Clerical Union is organising to run the Singapore opt-n championship ountry race on Sunday. -Cpt. IH. The competition is open to all comers. The entries will close on Sept. 11. Tho tart will ha at 7 a.m., and the course will he announced
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    W Ail CIION(; B.P.
    35 13 WA LL CHONG B.P. Meniliei of the Wah Chong badminton ,>aity an- asked to note that there will be i taacial general meeting today at Mr. 1 'iong Beng's bungalow, Teluk Ayvr at a.m. sharp.
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    RIVAL TYPES IN AIRCRAFT.
    380 13 WUEME TU NPLANI S00OE& F«')I: twentj Bi c imi Ihe i i rivalry batajaai llw Mpjaajg and th^ in lajoplane. It the light ;i in th-.* I»ail Enth in Am» ttag made > prod ri-spct liv \v iii. h v. ill a; 1 -a.-" I ]iial
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    KLANG I'MOX EPWORTH LEAGUE BADMINTON.
    120 13 KLANG UNION EPWORTH LEAGUE BADMINTON. The top picture shows the Klans In ion K.!>worih League badminton tram. 19.12. Standing (from left to right) Neaara, Cheaag Jin Hoe. Lee Sim I ad Kow Sim Thye fitting) Mcasra. l». La/aruH, Teh Ho-in Kiat. Han Uaag T«dl captain), Lee Baa S»t«> and Yap
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    MORE HEROES OF MODERN ADVENTURE.
    58 13 The seamen who escaped from th« sunken I'ritish submarine. I'oseidon. alter it waa rammed n a collision off the China roast, at IT. mouth or hoard the Rawalpindi. Ihe Mayor went aboard lo gaaol Chief Pettj iillicer I'airicjv H. Willis, who or iranis«'d Ihe oiap*
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    KILAT (LIB K.L.
    124 13 KILAT CLUB K.L. Directors (iift Of Billiard Tuble. AT the annual general nicitinjr Kilat (lull («.f the Electrical Department, Kuala Lumpur) the following, aafci BMctad in "it year President Mr. H. R. Sparrow I r. l.fiiii.rujfiren and 11. I lewdly a, h<>n. at D. G. J K. A. :ary V.
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    SWIBOi; (LI.RKS CLUB.
    76 13 SAMBOE CLERKS CLUB. BmUm CM Mm Office Hi'iirtTS. At the annual MHTaI rm-tting of th» i mcm i. rka 1 Club, held <>n Friday, Aup. Il'. the following nev nfticials were elected Mr. A. I". I :m Soon, pretident. Mr. C. I. Khjre, rke-pre«ldeat. Mr. C. M. X' i-ihri;.!;. ■ecrrtarj.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    15 13 Steadily Increasing In Great Britain. I ondon. Aujj. 17. nth, an mill nil the
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    HN&PONG.
    25 13 PING-PONG. mem I ning < lul 1 Jiny ponj hip (Lim CkMH Kbo'j < hall< .■in! d.\ t repay. I •J. ilimot ap. < U ing date Aug.
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    PERAK AMATEUR RACES CONCLUDED.
    235 14 Satisfactory Di\j(l(Mids. heavy <;oi\<;. No \S in Tickets hi First Event! pOMMSt.) Aujj. 20. nplll thi IVrak amatour n •c.iluy. ;n on the 1» mc only a little rah and the K.-m- g pn-'iit among an In I when field had completed half htavy. and 1<
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    A NARROW ESCAPE FOR C.S.C.
    420 14 S.R.C UNLUCKY TO DRAW VI BALESTIEK. TUP] S.R.C. visited Baleslier yesterday to play a cricket match against the Ceylon Sports Club, and the visitors were nearly -ful, l.ut time caused the closure <\\ hen the home team was in a very poor position, with 75
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    COMING FIXTURES.
    324 14 The Singapore F.A. League. The following dates have been fixed for matches in the S.A.F.A. League which previously postponed Second Division. > vs. Gloucest >.>ne<i from 'une 1 will be I'layed on the S.C.C. Padang ■n cdnesday next. GMWBMtaffl vs. R.A., postponed from 'uly 2!», will hi' played
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    THE MERCHANTS' EASY WIN.
    372 14 S. C. C. Tournament. R. N. HAMILTON UNBEATEN WITH 94. AN' easy win cairv the way of the Merchants in the last S.C.C. tournament natch against the B-B. and I. which concluded on the Padang yesterday. Through brilliant batting by thr< -heir players they passed their
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    NEGRI SOCCER.
    388 14 Surprise In Hose Cup Final. (From Our Own Correspondent.) nhan, Aug. 20. There is no fixture in the local HWrfeing calendar which excites sc much h 1 tup final and this noon, in the 11th iinal of the series, the Seremban Chinese, who have appeared in n< majority
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    RODRKJO'S IS] AGAI^ST S.C.C.
    211 14 RODRIGO'S 131 AGAINST S.C.C. HIGH SCOKES MATCH WITH NONDESCRIPTS. HIGH scoring was a featun of the i matc^ Hrn NOiii»ts and an ELC.C. XI on the Mumer's ground yesttrday. liodngo .-cored a splendid century with 181 for the Non- ,[>(.:; in thii' reply of IM for three (when play CM**d)
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    S.C.R.C. BEATEN.
    140 14 Evan Wong Does Well Against U.E. Playing at home, the S.C.R.C. Jwere the I'mted Kngineers by runs. The npiled Iltt runs, to which .J-i>p P""*-''?* 1 contributor with Kvan Wong had a successful day. for in addition to takmn five wickets I rored a u -i ul 15
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    MAJOR HESELTINE.
    204 14 Brain Injured By Polo Falls. A verdict of "Suicide whilst of unsound mind" was returned at the inquest on Aug. 7 on Major Godfrey Heseltine, who was found shot in a summer house at his home, The Hill, Lutterworth, Leicestershire. Major Hiseltine wa» a ppJo player and Master
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    TACTICS OF THE TRACK.
    565 14 X ll\< 1 THE MODERN VNILETE. J. K. Lovelock, the tamuus New Zealand aIhUU and ()I>hi|»i< mi lei- j BEING a miler myself, it is perhaps only natural that I should regard thinii!« as one of the trickiest oi athletic faot remains that it MM R.^tn
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    SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
    78 14 Charity Match For Unemployed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) nban, Au<_' Thi titte'! to a con>i>i i chanty soccer mati h •ooi, w,n r season, f.oni St. I'aul' from thr > ictoi il A away ami -> imi a pa opened the ate the fi.st half. ■■■pcond ha!.' i
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    2079 15 il>/>roa<liiiii! Thf (Josr SMMN Return I isi! Oj The intiitm Hotkey Team Enjoyable Cricket At Kuala Lunifmr Stimor Shieltl i.omIH'lition A Long-Drawn-Out Affair The F.M.S. Police SjMTti n.si/ Of Canton Hasket-Bull Ami VoUeX'Hall Teams To Kuala Lummir. (BY FORWARD.) BY thl '-1 theat BOtes are read
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    \ Common Fault: Don't Press The Drive.
    544 15  - A Common Fault: Don't Press The Drive. FRANCIS OUIMET Golf Notes» By (Present Amateur and Former Open Champion.) ♦♦♦»»t A TTKMF'TI.M; to tret too much die otf tl fault rather chronic MBang beginners. The length varies of 'course with the player One, for exrit have difficulty in driving 175 with
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    ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    77 15 Not To Take Place Before U.S. Election. London. Aug. IT. Bg to the Daily Telegraph's usually wdl-inforired diplomat!' 1 pend I'thcoming economic world will not take place before the American presidential election, it having pointed MB] in )>olitical «iuar'. ington that it would prove some what difficult to
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    MURDERKI) PRIN( I
    115 15 MURDERED PRINCE. Said To Be Son Of Austri-.in Emperor. Paris, Aug. 17. The so-called Prince Edgar 150 who wa.s killed by his mistress, 1- -tate'i to be a sor of the late Kmi > Joseph and Princess A lire of Bourbon., lie held the grade of general in the Austrian
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    OMINOUS INVENTION.
    87 15 Smokeless And Noiseless Guns. Mr. Auj;. 17. A claim to the invention of noiseless and -inukil.'-> guns has been a<i by tv. o Italian art'llery enVxTB, Deluve and G .mpuratus ha [taliaji lommi sion in. the neighbourhood of Thu newspaper Hat lino, published de- cording to which several
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    NO PRESIDENT.
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    52 15 ITALIAN POLITICS. Mussolini As "Minister ()t Defence." Rome, Auk- 17. A new >hake-up in the Italian Cabinet i.- anticipated in (xditical circle^, it b«»--iinourcd thai the Ministers <>! VT« and Air \%iil shortly resign, and I that the three ministries will be a uniform Ministry of Defence and I i
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    OPTIMISTIC NOTE.
    106 15 Austrian Chancellor And Disputed Loan. Tin- Austrian Chant cll<>i. Dollfuss, speaking at a peasant- Bieetinf .<' Kirns, struck an optimise u«j much disputed loan to Au Ho said that the Government >d that l>> accepting ih. loan and passing: a scrieii of imp for balancing the budget ami
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    63 15 Ocean. RUMANIAN QUEEN. To Sell Her Favourite Residence. Biu-harc.-t. Aug. 17. I'i. ire of th. .al eircum Queen Mother Marie of Ruriania h up for >ttlc her lave idenrc, CastJt Balck. on the Bluik B< It i*. *t«ted that Queen Marie intends to r>en< l mart of Im pre- umaltly
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    38 16 The. Japanese tennis tourists. Murakami (lei i and Nishimura (right*, who are on their way to Japan after a holiday in .^a. gave two exhibition doubles matches i t the S.H.C. «,n Friday.
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