The Straits Times, 7 July 1935

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEAPING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA H«. ISS. Sunday, July 7, 1935 Price 10 cents FINAL EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 18S. Sunday, July 7, I»9S Price 10 cents
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    SINGAPORE BAR COMMITTEE MOTION AGAINST Mr. X
    1597 1 Alleged Infringement Of Advocates Ordinance CHARGE OF TOUTING Order To "Show Cause" Applied For: Finding Reserved MR. Jastke W. Burton, acting Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell were engaged in the Singapore Supreme Court vrsifriY' hinrit a Motion by the
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    BREWING IN SIAM
    29 1 BREWING IN SI AM ■.Fron-. Our Own Correspondents Bangkok Saturday The State Brewery, which has been opexmOng only nine mon.hs is. payin a first dividend of 6 per cent
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    BILLION MARKET PRECEDENT
    152 1 London. Saturday An unprecedented development «n the history ol the bullion market; occurred in the fixing of the silver price in London today when brokers decided to delay fixing in order to see whether America would enter the market The price is usually fixed on Saturdays around
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    19 1 PRIZES FOR ALL: A scramble for cents In the race for children under seven at the police sports yesterday
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    VETERAN MINER DEAD
    72 1 Prom Our Own Correspondent > Ipoh, Saturday. The death his occurred of Mr. Lo Ban Hock, a weli known miner In the early part of the century. A story Is told that he first dLscovered Ulu Plan mine which Is situated in Ampang Hills, and in order
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    Wimbledon Sees Greatest Women's Final
    313 1 Wimbledon Sees Greatest Women 's Final London, Saturday. IN the final of the women's singles at Wimbledon today Mrs. Helen Moody beat Miss Jacobs, 6—l, 3 6, 7-5. The game was unquestionably the 1 greatest women's final fought at i Wimbledon. The closeness of the struggle is shown by the
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    33 1 Mr. and Mrs. N* Sen Choy and Mr. Teeling, representative of the Overseas League pose for the Sunday Times photographer. Mr. Sen Choy Is the only Singapore < hinese member of th« Overseas League.
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    24 1 F. D. Harrison, president American Association of Malaya, who presided at the Fourth of July dinner held at the Swiss Club, Singapore, on Thursday.
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    CRICKET CLOSE OF PLAY
    64 1 London, SaUirday. County cricket close of play Notts 312. HardsUfT 154 South Africans 54 for three. Hampshire 3*l vs. Keat. Gloucester 39, Tate five for nine. J. Cornford, rive for 28. Sussex 412 for three. J. Parks 135. Cook 121 not out. Warwick 30». Middlesex 53
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    MR. TOLMIE WINS APPEAL
    157 1 JUDGE'S STRICTURE ON COMPLAINANT tJIR. JUSTICE Mills in the Johoie Court of Appeal yesterday allowed the appeal of Mr. J. Tolmie. Customs Officer, Johore, against the finding of* the magistrate convicting him of assault and sentencing him to one day's simple imprisonment. Last Monday the Court
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    76 1 Noon, Saturday. Auyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (FOB.) July 19*4 l» 7 Good FAQ. in cases (F. 0.8.) July 19 7 16 19 9 1( No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) awardable Spore 19S I 1 July 19- 1M Aag.-Sept. 2«' H Oct-Dec tl Jan-Mar
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    LONDON MARKET
    43 1 (From Our Own Correspondent London, Saturday. Rubber market closed. Silver unquoted. CROSS RATE London-New York, 4.95 New York-London. 4.95' (Rate as supplied by the London office of the National City Bank of New York applied to Friday's i lose.) Gold 141s.
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    WEIRD RITES ON ISLAND
    313 1 SECRET SOCIETY INITIATIONS IN PERAK (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. \XfEIRD rites of initiation were described by a witness at Kuala Kangsar where ten Malays, said to be members of a secret society, were bound over to keep 'the peace and two others, alleged to
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      8 1 TIE OCEAN ACCIDENT GI'ARANnB CORPORATION, riMoorporßtarf m Grtat
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      67 1 bcEtf* MOTOR POLICIES THEjvyLMER RANGE NATURAL FLAVOUR PRODUCTS Manufactured by the largest canning organisation in the British Empire JLJPWj^ GOLDEN WAX MEANS MTjjA JAMS MARMALADE t .-'7Xmmm\ SOUPS (10 varieties) vHw^oMa^mM\ SPINACH 4 Jf tSSk ■mSB^ SWEET CORN /i flu llmwwrf /V/ I K« LamQ TOMATO CATSIP Vj^^WjH^T^ tomato juice,
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    Colony Cavalcade
    2088 2 THE SEA BELLE ACAIN SHOULD SHE BE SOLD? A MOTORISTS NOTES SINGAPORE'S NEW GAOL MALAY RIFLEMEN into comsiMn again at the Government yacht Sorely the need lor this particular economy has passed. There Is talk of Sir Shenton T^o■m using the yacht for his oAdul risit to Labuan.
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      265 2 rPeopleWhoNeeck YEAST-VITE' Are YOUR SYMPTOMS HERE? imdibTstlon m SVST at "nS«We»rt should try Yeast-Vite ill lIIC I CICED INSTANTLY. In a few will find a source of New O L t t T minutes it banishes the Life, New Energy. New need no longer suffer the awful Stomach Pains. Vitality
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    Rubber Industry Threatened By New Menace
    291 3 GIANT SNAIL'S TASTE FOR LATEX K NEW Mitct threatens the ratter uadiastry ia Makya. The gift** awaiL until a few years Mgm aania i i m Malaya but »»w luund all over the count rv. has been 'nufcht ap a rubber tree drinking lalei!
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    THE WIFE WHO TALKED TOO MICH
    113 3 Johannesburg His w::c talked too much He warned her when they married He warned her oc his ttfnety-liftn birthday Bu. ii mad> no din* ere. >u:c rtand t no longer, so h* I His name was Frederick Malapoa. a Negro and the judge found
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    Singapore
    94 3 Rattltihtp Liner, Coaster, and Junk, Retting a *p*ce in their flight; Pricking your far-flung Anchorage, With myriad pin point* of light. Luxury liners from far Cathay, Freighted with spices and talk; Rust-bitten tramp* from ocean lane*; Traders, and craft of that ilk. Polyglot people* from many land*, lute's mosaic,
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    "TO BEARD BRITISH LION IN SINGAPORE"
    341 3 (By A Special Correspondent.) A visitor from Singapore has just startled Manila. Colourful and Moroccan, with the highsounding title of Prince, he claims to be Shereef of Morocco, and brother-in-law of Abd-el-Krim, the famed leader of the Riff revolt. This man. Prince Mulei Mustapha
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      247 3 ,-y* LORNA m »^4klF Vt V^aHaM RXTs a aT^af^af^laaJCr K^EnanSanmaaml SSCC tD T l c e 'ttu»»* :^S^Ml. victoria The film that was 'HJoalß f}(|(s)[PfPl^R shown to H. M. *WASm -i"Ti^SSS*» King George V. by 40 RO>al C mmand JSiy^^ "Here is a film that British Filmdom nfCk -dS -A
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      656 3 -*-*A 1> <^Scßi^^M^^ rooNoeo i»oo. X X IVX H* THE "BENNETT COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD. OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS Dmt Sir or Maaam,— WWm ywnr duUraa fint «rri vi tk«y broufnt witk tanm a woaoWfal lot of uuuqum. Later, you Warn* proud of tk« inldlinao ttoj OMplayod, but, still later, you becam*
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    Buddhism & Confucianism In The Lives Of The Chinese
    941 4 Buddhism Confucianism In The Lives Of The Chinese By Our Chinese Correspondent THE Chinese are not as religious as they are superstitious. Bud■hMsa and Confucianism are closely bound up with the lives of the people, and whenever an opport unity presents itself for referring to one's neighbour, Buddhist and Confucian
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    POULTRY NOTES:
    514 4 By Our Expert THE twelfth Malayan Exhibition will be held during the August bank holiday. Only one month's notice for exhibition is given. Poultry requires at least three months of training and preparation for show purposes. HAWKER'S SLAB. A reader sends me a cutting of the picture of
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      297 4 {v The Cork Tip^Hfe>\ V V ft SSSV on a Craven A^B keeps the Cigarette-end dry: .The wafer-thin Tip of a Craven "A" j "keeps the Cigarette-end dry, the smoke cool the flavour rich and teeth, lips and fingers less readily |KflHfi^S|^Kj become stained. *QKB^SS!m^SP^ Moist Tobacco smokes hou If
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      207 4 TO LBT. European Bungalow Katong. 3 Bedrooms Bathrooms attached, large sitting A dlnine rooms, verandah, usual out houses furniture, can be taken over reasonably. Apply Box A. Sunday Times. KOSSOUAN BLOOD SALT. FOR ALL BREEDS OF DOGS. A Non- Aperient Blood Tonic and Conditioner for use in cases of Skin
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      70 4 Learn POULTRY By Correspondence. FEE $15/- ONLY. Apply for Prospectus with 10 eta. stamp*. BENGAL POULTRY COLLEGE, No. 8, Raffles Chambers, SINGAPORE. BONE MEAL. lor Fruit Trees, Flower Oardens. Vegetables. Paddy. Sugar Cane, Potatoes, Tea. Coffee, Pepper and Cocoanut plantations, etc., etc Prise US per tea F.O.R a. Spare. Extract
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    SITTING ON THE FENCE
    1260 5  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By •THERE were two topics of enormous interest to the great f Sfwiij focEfe-eyed (but oh, how lovable) British public last One was the weather. "Lsdl It wet for the time of year Yes, isn't it •Doesn't look as If we're going to have
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    The Syces' Gossip Circle
    15 5 A crow* of kyces f«md by U»e Sunday Ttmn rovinc umeraaaii.
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      525 5 GRAND MYSTER V SOAP I /-I COMPETITION IUU BIG CASH PRIZES MUST BE WON I o PDI-7C- nRST PRIZE 100 SECOND PRIZE $50. Kl^.t and 5 Prizes each of $10. S II AN EQUAL CHANCE FOR EVERYONE. Everybody knows the most famous health soap in the 5 PRIZES world the
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    Auction Of Slaves In Batavia 100 Years Ago
    2261 6 Young Girls Carried Off Struggling By The Highest Bidder IN froat of a home in Rijswijk, BaUvia, stood a number of carriages. The drivers were waiting for their makers, who were gathered made the aiasc. A native was striking a brass gong
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    CONTRACT:
    466 6  - CONTRACT Ely Culbertson By CINCE a one notrump response to an opening suit one-bid is a limited response showing a maximum of about two honour-tricks and in all probability considerably less, a raise of such a one notrump response to two must be a strong bid. Consequently, the winning player,
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      104 6 ■SpT^^a^^flß I <SKSS* Ail I I I BBV I -^"^la^M^^H aaa^^^^^^a*^aaaaaaw W^^^ BfP^laißaaaaPW T* A PH kttt 2 JaV^w W f aa^aV ß^^^saa\ f- aY W V^k^^TT 1 1 Uaaaaa^^^aaaV* *pjrj aaaj w A^ksas^S7H« 9 a.T^aaal BsV^^\^^aaa i 93 Jat^^*e£s9Baaaaaaa^!2il V^J^j N r)O you smoke Then you V need this
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      734 6 Glands Made Active and Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours *w Daiaßf warvwS>j Dwwy f pwvjsesvji Iraia, Hmolm, and haarwet— Bcttar Hiii tlawi OatfttMa*. 1 i.-Miks to the discovery of an American Doctor, It is now possible for those who feel prematurely old. Run-down and Worn-out, to experience again the
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      History And Fable Of The Early Days Of Ceylon
      293 7 Tbe Death of the lion By Ashley Gibson. With 25 drawings by Jastin Pieris. Java Head Bookshop. Lsaisa. £1. Is. M. Edition limited to 25« cosies. |N "The 3/eath Of The Lion." Mr. Ashley Gibson, well known as the author of
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      13 7 A v. lit from "The Preacher," by M. E. Ince. Dent, 7s. 6d.
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      4 7 Babies, by Justin Pieris
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      THE LONDON STAGE
      97 7 Theatre Guyed. By A. E. Wifcon. With Illustrations By Tom Titt and a foreword By Sydney Horler. Meihaen. tie. net TTiE author, well known as dramatic critic of The Star, is in a light and irresponsible mood in this highbrow book for lowbrows." Surveying the contemporary stage.
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      WHEN KNIGHTS WERERUFFIANS
      145 7 Week-end at Forthri-s. By C. E. Lawrence Murray's Imperial Library. "THIS is an unusual story, but based on an old device a modern man is by strange agency transplanted to the days of his forebears of a past century, after being revealed as the missing heir to
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      A Motoring Adventure
      376 7 Little Wheels. By Hector MacQuarrie. The Bodley Head. ss. TWO New Zealanders, the author and a friend, had the wanderlust, and ideas how to satisfy it, but little money to finance it. They had, however, just enough to pay the deposit on a second-hand British small car
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      355 7 corns removed in 10 minutes I is ffeottasnac just 10 minutes witt fcif. leet in a Radox footbath— tben 1 his corn ccuid be lifted oat by the tmrere. In a very short time your corns will sorreßdar to Radox this pleasant i Read the letters viad Badox Bath Suits
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      115 7 SUNLIGHT AND UMBRELLA SDAP FREE OFFER! Are you collecting the wrappers from these famous soaps? From ist May the wrappers from exchange a large -size tablet of Lux Sunlight and Umbrella Soaps will be Toilet Soap— the famous beauty soap worth money to you! All you have to used by
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    Last Stories Of The Uncanny
    1997 8 Stones Thrown About House IN 1931 «c Uved on the Paair Panjansj side of Singapore, by the sea. Our house, a ooe-storied one, five feet off the ground, stood about 20 yard* away from the sea. The sitting room faced the road, and the dining
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    MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT
    105 8 MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT 'THIS week the ghost stories cone to an end. Readers are now invited to write articles of not more than 400 words n THfc'R MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT. Ten dollars will be awarded each week to the sender of the story which in the opinion of the
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      210 8 King Smiler commands the use of Cow Gate Milk Food < I^. throughout the world. "tf\ Evidently a wise and far-seeing Ruler, and judging by his happy-looking subjects a very popular one too m And this is not all imagination The use of Cow Gate I m today is world-wide.
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    Notes From A London Woman's Window
    1022 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sunday Times Office, Fleet Street, June 20. WITH full apologies to the Walrus, I feel that the time has come To talk of many things, Of frills, and flowers, and furbelows. Of weddings, courts and kings. Maybe this sudden bursting
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    Talks To Girls Who Earn Their Own Living
    791 9 Aunt Maud's Postbag I WANT to get away from anyj idea of these notes beinj? a series of lectures, so we will start out today, I think, with a talk of interest to the whole community, as well as to the actual
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    HORSERADISH SAUCE
    29 9 1 tablespoonful of 1 teaspoon iu! of grated horseradish. sugar. l 2 teaspoonlul of 1 tablespoon tul of dry mustard. vinegar. 2 tablespoon! uls of "Ideal" milk,
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    Evening Gowt Of Coral Satin
    25 9 Evening Gowt Of Coral Satin Tku mummy gomm by Talmot is of coral satin and the slemt€S of the coatee are trimmed with river fox.
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    TARTAR SAUCE
    91 9 Put the horseradish into a basin. Add mustard, sugar, salt and pepper Mix in the vinegar and the Ideal milk. Stir well, and use for either hot or cold roast beef. 1 oz. of margarine. 1 teacup lul of 1 oz. of flour. Ideal milk. 2 lemon <julceof>.
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      137 9 ig mow J^^jv the skiJhil Maky— fcosU*. W *^R c*n *&d tkis finishing touck to weM thoughtkl r EL-. out KowHtality! MbMe little Uuches SAVOIEY AfIiOsTTSP: A veqr »f DIFFERENCE uselal »tknrttmn of Peek Freaa's that make a sue fTtur savMtry MscuHs. cvii*. sfcaswtl Mke twigs, with a aJ reek
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      105 9 Im JUST BECEIVhI) a tJuooarat ml SPECIALLY >fc.LL( TED GOWNS trmm the 3CMMKK COLLECTIONS of the feat LONDON HOUSES. S«ic A|W( far DORVILLK SparWwcar. M.jMH«fr MMh*. Sectrt Flaw. IS, Battery Iwd. Phaae 4974. C.X.TANG 231, River Valley Road, Ist Floor. BETWEEN UNITED ENGINEERS LTD. AND MOHAMF.D SI LT kN ROAD.
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    The Social Spotlight
    3056 10 By Our Woman Correspondent THE Singapore Royal Engineers (Volunteers) had a real night out recently at the Addphi Hotel: and I do not remember ever having been to such a jolly affair. The Sappers, stout feHows, dug a tunnel j under Old Man Gloom and put such
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      251 10 Aurelia's IS INTRODUCINGThu laantouttMr new fabric fcf GIA&AMKED NOT TO aU T K from An? i^bvimbb* vtssfttßsWsV yd csQUstaßstflhr sassnl te tne lon* ruo because they CAKWOT run. NEW HATS ARRIVED— Be* \afear far Mitt sb C»Uiairr. THE GIFT SHOP Capitol Wiajiii-i is: Kartk Bridge BaY fesj JubUee Teapot* *eU.
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      274 10 JUBILEE YEAR BRINGS TO SINGAPORE "JUBILEE SILK STORE" Specialists in Exclusive Tailored Gowns. Gowns and Dresses, Shirtings and Suitings, Pyjamas and Kimonos, Silks in every imaginable shade and variety in short, everything for Ladies and Gentlemen of discriminating taste Direct from PARIS NEW YORK SHANGHAI At your Disposal FROM lOth
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      248 10 F d C c^^^A GIAN Mjf SINGH'S M m/ Following record business J^^\jj'J tne a e continued for f W^T <£?*+ m few days more. Make Jil^m^ your purchases now and Lywu ify A/ save money. [1/ EVERY DEPARTMENT OFFERS V BARGAINS DURING SALE-TIME rjf 18 IOT MISS THIS ONCE-A-YEAR
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    For Boys And Girls
    419 11 rV£AR Boys and Girls, Here we are again with another Oonser of fun At least I hope you all think sa Just a word aboat the wmers nave torgocten so g>*e amor irif \\*v wvl. cvci lum^ to seftd jue any near ibbbms* peases. Jokes, etc.
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    Chinese Fashion Notes
    464 11  -  E. K. Bj pOLLOYVING arc three of the latest Shanghai creations. One is of striped taffeta, the accond of silk tulle and the third of plain crepe-de-chine. The first drees is made of striped taffeta. The collar is two and a half Inches high and Is fastened
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    274 12 tt/ITH the turn of the half year, the T-model Ford buses, which for several years have caused such distress to our Municipal Commissioners though the rest ol the public tolerated and even patronised the cheap and speedy services they provided, disappeared from the Pasir Panjang route and their
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    Quips: By Ananias And Co.
    418 12 Tiger's Roar Heard In K. L." Tut. i tut! It was only John Hands saying < I things about the Man-in-the-Street. alias the Person-ln-Pudu-Road. 1 Triplets have been born at Mulacca. i and once again there has been no men- tion of poor old father.
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    SINGAPORE MUNCIPALITY FIVE YEAR PROGRAMME
    1272 12  - SINGAPORE MUNCIPALITY FIVE YEAR PROGRAMME R. N. Walling Introduction To The Tale Of Civic Prosperity By TWO-and-a-half years ago Singapore Municipality took a step that no other Malayan municipality, or any other kind of city or State administration for that matter, had taken before decided on a Five Year Programme.
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      239 12 1 "TWO SUE WIRIERS" X 4» Says Free Press 6-7-35. V In 3.15 6.15 9.15 irAvinoWl BILL" A PEPPY COMEDY WITH SONiS IT h t/ic Famous Revu*. Star^\ ARCHIE PITT and* ♦%Ji3« Car** to MclMigtitMX A EXTRA ADDED «fr ATTRACTIONS fr~» X iTir Ti iiw w Ml jC MB lit"
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      123 12 I NATURE'S CURE Dr De JONGHS LIGHT MOWN COD LIVER OIL contains VITAMINS A and D IN CORRECT PROI»ORTrON WITH ALL TM»= OTHER VALUABLE CONSTITUENTS Of Cod LI /er Oil Hift.tr rtnmwMM »T im Ma«fc»l Pulllllll tor ow EIGHT* m tk* uwmnt of CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM INFANTILE and ALL
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    SINGAPORE'S TRANSPORT SERVICES INVESTIGATED
    431 13 Would -Be Passengers Vain Signalling To Packed Buses That Do Not Stop MASS MEETING MAY BE HELD We will stop pursuing. The bus and the trolley. We'll do no more queueing. In fact, sir, f boleh! *T*lilS little verse, which might be entitled The office workers'
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    GUNS TURNED INTO PLOUGHS
    61 13 ITS PEACEFUL IN MEXICO Mexico City. As a sign of the peace prevailing In Mexico, and in view of the prospect of luture tranquility. 10.000 ploughs are to be made by the Governments arsenal here from the metal of guns scrapped as superfluous. The War Office
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    TREASURY THEFT SPOIL? AGED MALAY CHARGED AT BATU GAJAH
    226 13 TREASURY THEFT SPOIL? AGED MALAY CHARGED AT BATU GAJAH (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday, An echo of the robbery at the Klnta treasury when $30,000 was stolen was heard in the Batu Gajaii police court this morning when Mohamed Noor, an old Malay, was charged with dishonestly retaining stolen
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    GALLANTRY ON N.-W. FRONTIER.
    133 13 Simla. Under authority delegated to him by the King, Field-Marshal Sir Philip Chetwode, the CommanJer-in-Chief, has approved the immediate award of the Military Cross to Lieutenant A. P. 8. Rendall. sth Battalion, 12th Frontier Force Regiment (Que-m Victoria's Own Corps of Guides), for conspicuous gallantry in
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    NANCY WONG
    284 13 AN APPRECIATION BY ONE WHO KNEW HER I IKE a flower cut off before reaching its full bloom. That was the thought which struck me when I heard the terrible news of the death of Nancy Wong. At first it was hard to believe that tru pretty, demure
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    DR. LIM ENG HAE
    460 13 Chinese Personalities (From A Special Correspondent.) THE appointment of Dr. Lim En° Hae as a Justice of the Peace in the Birthday Honours was hailed with much satisfaction among his friends. Dr. Lim is a man of liberal and propresssive views, and all movements for the
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    PART WOMEN PLAY IN WARTIME
    313 13 To the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir, I wonder if "Peace-lover," who declared in last week's Issue of the Sunday Times that women should not help In the defence of Singapore, has ever lost a near relation in a war? I think it Is
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    27 13 This truck aft«r 15 years' worthy service ran in the drain in A:-, tm Road on Friday, and collapsed beyond hope of further assembly. —Sunday Times Photograph
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      48 13 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mr and Un. 8. Q Wong ask that all friend: will kindly regard thu as an Individual acknowledgment of their grateful thanka to them for having called or sent letter; and telegram* of condolence and wreath* or attended the funeral of their daughter Nancy on July 8.
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      125 13 \y\ "Talk about sauce!" says Ma Marmitt "I call it a shame to spoil good food with the tasteless stuff that some folk call psuce," I// says Ma Marmite. ttl 1 Sauce made with Marmite, now that's a In I different matter 1 It's delicious and it makes meat or
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    640 14 After 9§ Ywars on Railway It was UUie short of s tn«adr to this railway worker toha».tof*~ia>bi.>*after 30 yean Bat hk iln Mast awn was so bad thai he bad no choice he could only walk vttb a attok. The adrtee of a friend tad to
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    1086 14 An Irresponsible Commentary On This And That unpuzßE axe signs of increasing tourist traffic," said Mr. J. A. Clarke, presiding at the Raffle* Hotel meeting the other Tourists da An<l when Bring tourism Is active Business. il "w »*«umed that the economic outlook is improving People with money
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    MALAYAN JINGLES.
    108 14 VIII—THE RICKSHA COOLIE. Plod Plod I Plod And you give him an oath and a blow. The panting coolie plod* along His heart is weak though his limbs seem strong, And his eye* are straining so Plod Piod Plod And k's fifteen cent* /•>»* a mile l A
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    MALACCA'S "NO" TO CUSTOMS UNION PROPOSAL
    766 15 Decisive Vote At Public Debate SOME ADVANTAGES AND SOME OBJECTIONS (From Our Own Correspondent.) '< Malacca, Saturday. THE Malacca Literary Club held a debate at the Seng Cheonjr Society premises on the important question of whether or not Malacca should join a customs union
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    MAGPIES BEATEN
    127 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, July 4. The International Badmintan Party of Kuala Lumpur travelled to Serem- j ban and bsat the local Magpie B.P. by four games to three. The full re- suite (IBP. players mentioned firsts i were: Le« Mun Kong beat Wong Yew Chong I*—
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    MERRY ONES B.P.
    117 15 The friendly return match of five men's singles, five men's doubles and 3 mixed doubles between the Merry Ones Badminton Party of Klang and the International Badminton Party of Kuala Lumpur, will be played at the latter's court today. The following will represent the Merry Ones Chan
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    SILVER STAR MINSTRELS
    129 15 At the fifth annual general meeting of the Silver Star Minstrels held last Sunday, the following were elected office-bearers for the year ending June, 1936 Patron, Mr. Chia Eng Say hon vice-president. Mr. Chew Kok Teow president. Mr. Sect Ohln Slew vicepresidents, Messrs. Ho Koon Ton. Tan
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    PAHANG TENNIS
    165 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Pekan. H.H. the Sultan of Pahang's Sri i Terentang lawn tennis tournament will be held this year at the Astana Sri Terentang at Pekan on Aug. 3. 4 and 5. This Is now an annual event and is considered to be one of the
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    Malaya Wants Central Body For Civil Aviation
    945 16  -  Birdman Present Procedure Rapidly Becoming Farcical By IT is becoming evident that a central body to control civil aviation throughout Malaya wtH have to be established at an early date. It is obvious that a Malayan Civil Aviation Directorate will have to come
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    PLAYFAIR A.U
    86 16 The Playfalr Athletic Union will meet the Union Chinese B.P. today in three men's singles, one men's doubles and two mixed doubles. The match will be played at 21. Seat. Street (Old Surlna Hall), at 12.30. Meet at Union's ground half an hour before the match starts. Parties.
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    JUBILEE GIFTS
    177 16 During Jubilee Week a pleasant sur prise awaited the thousand or more employees of A. Wander Ltd. the manufacturers of Ovaltlne. Every person employed in the factory at King's Langley. and at the head offices In London received an additional week's wages— ln celebration of the happy coincidence
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    Why Not Specialise When Beginning Your Collection.
    468 17  -  Fred J. Melville There Are 60,000 Different Stamps In The World. By President, Junior Philatelic Society. •THERE are so many different postage stamps of the world now, about sixty thousand that many stamp collectors do not attempt to collect all postage stamps, but
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    Jubilee Stamps Of The Empire
    711 17 Jubilee S ta mps Of The Empire MOW that some time has passed since the Silver Jubilee issues were first made collectors can take stock of the several interesting, if less spectacular, stamps that have been issued in various parts o. the Empire during the past moi.th, writes the philatelic
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    In England Now
    174 17 LMS Picture. /^■ARLISLE claims to have been founded by Luil. a king of Britain who lived over 1,000 years B.C. After being many times burned Carlisle fell to the Normans. William Rufus built the castle and Henry I the walls. The latter monarch also built the cathedral.
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      180 17 Our Crossword Puzzle NOTE:— Plcures IB parsnihM- deaoU the number of letters ta toe words require*. (CLUES.) ACROSS. 19. Having ambition <•> J- Jl*? <'> M. Annoyed (7) <•> M. Broken <•) 1!: SSE*V%) M (4) 12. Marked wlto bestow* <•) it SSTffi 011 (4) Solution Of La* Week* It.
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    Negri Sembilan Amateur Athletic Meeting
    1260 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. CONDITIONS under foot were ideal and excellent weather prevailed when the first championship meeting of the Negri Sembilan Amateur Athletic Association began yesterday on the Negri Sembilan Club padang. Competition was very keen although no Malayan records were lowered.
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    LALL SINGH MAY NOT PLAY
    49 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kualt Lumpur, Saturday. It is rumoured that Lall Singh, who is selected to play In the F.M.S. cricket team during the August holiday game against the Colony, might be unable to play. He is still unfit after his recent operation.
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    Lack Of Support For Women's Badminton Events
    720 18 (By Our Badminton Correspondent.! SINGAPORE THE men's junior singles and junior doubles finals were to have been played off yesterday, thus bringing the men's junior tournaments to a close. The women's senior events were scheduled to begin next week but unfortunately owing to
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    SINGAPORE WIN WELL BUT CONCEDE ALL-IMPORTANT POINT
    984 20 Seven Goals Against Malacca BELOW SERVICES NOW ON GOAL AVERAGE SINGAPORE 7 MALACCA 1. CINGAPORE beat Malacca by seven goals to one at the Anson Road Road Stadium yesterday in the Malaya Cup competition. Weather conditions were ideal and there was a large
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    SWIMMERS IN READINESS
    427 20 PREPARING FOR THE PENANG OLYMPIAD EXCEPTIONALLY fine swimming was seen at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday during the aquatic events of the Singapore Chinese athletic meeting held In preparation for the All-Chinese Malayan Olympiad at Penang In August. The event of the afternoon 1.500 metres free style
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    USEFUL B.P.
    132 20 Before a large crowd of badminton enthusiasts of both sexes, the Useful Badminton Party scored a s—l5 1 vie- I tory over the Horllcks B.P. at the I latter's court last Sunday. Detailed scores (Useful's players mentioned first) Slories. George Chan beat Chan Seak Choon. 15—11. IS 5;
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    37 20 The arrival in Singapore of Gunboat Jack, the boxer, by the Kaisar-i Hind Left to right: Ho Eng Choon, Sng Chwee Seng, P. Tan der Beck, R. D. Simon, Gunboat Jack, and his wife, Charles de Alvis.
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSN.
    78 20 The usual monthly meeting of the i Chinese friendly Association will he held at the residence of Mr. Tay Oen Seng, 161, Tras Street, on Tuesday, at 8 p.m. The twelfth anniversary celebration will be held sometime in October with a compulsory subscription of $l each member,
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    FOUR MINUTES MARGIN
    322 20 C.S.C. TRIUMPH OVER S. C. C. The Ceylon Sports Club maintained their excellent record -when they scored a four-wlcket victory over the S.C.C. on the Padang yesterday. The Home Club, taking first knock, were all out for 85 a slow wicket keeping their figures very low. Sundram,
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    TWO DAY FIXTURE RECREATION CLUB'S STRONG POSITION
    290 20 TWO DAY FIXTURE RECREATION CLUB'S STRONG POSITION Uniter Services 87 all out 5.R.C.— 138 for 6 wickets. That was the score at the close of play at Tanglln yesterday In the two-day match between the United Services eleven and the S.R.C. The wicket was In good condition. and the Services
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    JAPANESE SPORTS
    49 20 The Annual athletic sports of the Singapore Japanese Club will be held at the Anson Road Stadium today beginning at 9 a.m. Besides field and track, there are more than 30 InterestIng events for men. women md children. All the Japanese school children tare also taking part
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    COLONY POLICE SPORTS
    616 20 SINGAPORE WIN WITH 10J POINTS' MARGIN ftVER one thousand people were pre- sent at the Inter-Settlement Police sports held at the Thomson Road depot grounds yesterday afternoon, and once again the local police earned praise for the manner in which the function was managed. This annual meeting,
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    CHEW YEW SENG WINS JUNIOR SINGLES
    789 20 CHEW YEW SENG WINS JUNIOR SINGLES THE men's junior singles and junior doubles tournaments were concluded yesterday when the finals were played off at the Clerical Union Hall and resulted in Chew Yew Seng of the Sect Kirn Chen-r Badminton Party winning the singles title, and Koh Chek Tuan and
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    37 20 The seventh monthly meeting of the Horllcks Badminton Party will be held today at the residence of Mr Yeo Khian Swee. 21-2, Lorong 16. Geylang Road, at 11 am. Light refreshment I will b« served.
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS AT FINAL DAY OF|
    1530 21 SINGING BIRD WINS THE SUMMER CUP (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. The third day of the Perak Turf Club summer meeting opened today In fine, cool weather. There was a very large attendance. The first race was a runaway victory for the favourite
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    NEGRI 5 DOWN FOR 144
    348 21 DOUR BATTING BY STIVEN (From Our Own Correspondent/! Malacca, Saturday. In fine weather, Negrl, winning the toss, took first knock. Miller and Stiven being the opening pair. Cooper's initial delivery went for four byes. The same bowler bowled the Negrl captain with a beautiful leg
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    THREE RECORDS BEATEN AT PERAK SPORTS
    290 21 THREE RECORDS BEATEN AT PERAK SPORTS (Frost Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. THREE records were broken at the Perak A.A.A. meeting which was continued here today. In the 120 yds hurdles, Yusof established a new record with a time of 16 1/10 sec. The second record was established in the
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    3919 22 Inter-Club Athletics— Why Not Revive Competition For Alhambra Shield? Malaya Cup Soccer League Positions SINGAPORE. *IT was extremely interesting to, find inter-club athletics revived in Singapore on Thursday, when the Singapore Recreation Cub met a team of men from the Rojal Air Force in a series of
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    MALACCA'S ATHLETIC CONTINGENT.
    256 23 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday The following will form the Malacca Chinese Contingent for the Third Malays Chinese Athletic Meet to be held hi August at Penang. THMfc ami FWi Eveam (Mm*).— A« Loon. Ho Cheng Baa, Bo Yak Yeh, Wong Hong Chang. Tal Chon« Cnong.
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    134 24 Vast crowds saw the King and Oueen and other members of the Royal Family when they attended the Trooping the Colour ceremony in honour of the Hint's 7*th birthday on the Horse Guards Parade. The pk-tur* shows one small would-be spectator who
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