The Straits Times, 14 July 1935

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SVNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. I*6. Sunday, July 14, 1935 Price 10 cents FINAL EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 186. Sunday, July 14, 1935 Price 10 cents
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    LARGEST ARMY EVER LANDED IN AFRICA
    290 1 100,000 Italian Soldiers Sent To Abyssinia WHARVES PILED WITH WAR CARGO Sunstroke Taking Heavy Toll: Water Rationed Asmara. Saturday. •TITE Eritrean seaport of Massawa, normally a torpid Red Sea entrepot immerinn in 120 decrees, has suddenly been jerked into terrific activity. The wharves are
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    RUBBER CONTROL IN N. I.
    104 1 STOPPING EXCESS EXPORTS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Saturday. THE Netherlands Indies Government is taking measures to suppress the excess of native rubber exports in the second half of the year. The measures include the fixing of the export duty in future closely in relation
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    Today Is A French Holiday
    35 1 July 14 Is a national holiday in France. On that day in 1789 the Bastille feU. Above is M. Ballereau. French Consul in Singapore, at his deak in his office.
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    SEPTUAGENARIAN GAOLED
    116 1 STOLEN GOVERNMENT MONEY FOUND IN HOUSE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. In the police court. Batu Gijah, today Mohd. Noor, an a ij ed Malay, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment on a charge cf dishonestly retaining $4,095. the property of the Perak Government, proceeds of
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    DOLLAR BOAT LATE CARRYING 22 TOURISTS FOR MALAYA
    192 1 DOLLAR BOAT LATE CARRYING 22 TOURISTS FOR MALAYA A DOLLAR Line steamship a/rived in Singapore yesterday late This was the President Garfield. which docked at noon— about six hours behind the usual time of arrival. Her departure from Manila was delayed eight hours owing to unusually heavy cargoes and she
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    SUGAR COMPANY
    54 1 SIAM GOVERNMENT SUBSCRIBES £10,000 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Saturday. The Privy Purse has subscribed 10.000 towards the capital in the new company which with the Government support is being floated to cultivate sugar cane in the lands at the head of the Gulf of Siam within easy
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    FRANTIC EFFORT TO SAVE HANKOW
    177 1 WATER ONLY INCHES PROM TOP'OF ftYKES Nanking Saturday. TPHF steadily rising flood waters of the Yangtse River have crept up to within six inches of the top of the dykes surrounding Hankow, principal purt ef the Yanrtee. A large foreign community is resident in the
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    BOUGHT 200 GIRLS FOR SIXPENCE EACH
    46 1 Major W. M. Cheeseman. a missionary fr>m China, told an audience at Petersiield 'Hants* that a Salvation Army Commissioner once bought 200 Chinese girls for sixpence each. The girls, he said, were put up for auction, following a great flood.
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    DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA)
    234 1 CAPITAL AKBANGiiKUKNT APPROVED DEVOLUTIONS passed at an extn- ordinary general meeting of DevonEstates (Malacca). Limited, were confirmed at a further extraordinary meeting held yesterday at the registered offices of the Company, French Bank Buildings, Singapore. Mr. J. A. Clarke presided xnd moved the resolution which was seconded
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    26 1 Messrs. Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par have remitted $10,000 to Gen. Wu Te-cheng. Mayor of Greater Shanghai, for relief work in the China floods.
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    27 1 YenHkidse (above) and Ordjonikidae, two of tfce most important ■n la Rama, ike latter C*m■uaar for Heavy Indaatry, have keen liMtriiFi U Siberia for plotting against Stalin.
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    Kreta Ayer Crime Still Unsolved
    372 1 (Sunday Times Special.) pi\ K months ago, on the night of Feb. 20, a 22-year-old Cantonese youth was shot dead in Kreta Ayer Road, Singapore. His murderer has nut been arrested yet and he may never be. To the public this crime repre«ents another unsolved
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    48 1 Close of play scores in Saturday's county cricket: Worcester Ml; Suasex 144 for 2. Leicester 341: Warwick 104 for I Derby 353 (Worthington 92); Not a 0 far 0. NerthaaU 2*l (Read 6 f«r 54); Esvx 74 fir 5. Gk»MMUc ia; Hnm»ihlwr 13S for 6 —Reuetr.
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    England's Tail Collapses
    569 1 Third Test Match Leeds, Saturday. fHE Third Test match between England and South Africa opened here today in gloriously fine weather before 7,000 spectators. There having been no rain for three weeks the wicket played fast. The selectors were bothered with a series of mishaps as the
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    DAVIS CUP
    24 1 Prague, Saturday In the Davis Cup Vcn Cramm and Lund <Gern:any» beat Menzel and Malacek (Czechoslovakia) ft— 3, 9—7, B—4.—Reuter.8 4.— Reuter. ->
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    79 1 Noon. Saturday. Kuyers Sellers No. 1 K. X.3.5. in cases (F. 0.8.) July 19 15 i« .'0 1 1G Good FAQ. in «SJH (F. 0.8.) July 1<» j<) 11 13 No. 1 K. R S S* (Spot loose) awardable Spore 19 13 lti 1:» 11 13 Aug.-Sept. 291,
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    LONDON MARKET
    47 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Saturday. Rubber market cl«>SILVER Sdo .0 !Sd. Forward ,<)' d. CROSS RATE London-New York, 4!1."> New York-London. 4.95 1 (Rate as supplied by tile London office of the National City Bank of New York applied to Friday's i-lose.) Uold IWs- lld>
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    MEMORIES OF DAYS IN JOHORE FORTY YEARS AGO
    1632 3 Present Sultan When A Boy Started Malay Football Team And Challenged The Cricket Club It is interesting to know that we have t.xiay in our midst two pioneers of tht early days of Malaya— Dato and Daten Gawler. now staying at Teluk
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    The Sacred Gong Of Lodojo
    530 3 B> Oar BaUvia CerrwaeaaVat.) C*VERY yeu- on Gareoeg Maulud. or the birthday of the Prophet, thousands cf people in South West Java go on a pilgrimage to the little village o! L'Jdojo. near Blitar. The village is situated at the font of the Kloet. that
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    How Should Street Names Be Translated Into Chinese?
    953 4 HIGH STREET IS CALLED WATER ANGEL GATE By Oar Chinese Correspondent there is a lot U say ia favour «f tke attest pt of the Singapore Mi—tripal C— st— uoners lo kave al street traaslated into Ckiaese ia a umiform Method, they
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    CONTRACT:
    410 4  -  Ely Culbertson By j YyHENEVER the bidding has proceeded one spade two spades three spades four spades, by a partnership, gales of laughter arise from opponents or kibitzers. I mast confess I do not understand the reason for this laughter. Such bidding is very nirrotl and common place amcng
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    PEDIGREE IS IMPORTANT
    427 4 POULTRY NOTES £ONSIDER the value of old hwi ami spring chickens. Hens with first class laying records, and when pedigree or breeder is known to the buyer, there is tittle risk for; a new beginner in purchasing a few birds for future needs. Most of the poultry
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      107 4 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tom- sfcl* hum Marty >• million tiny mm or Rons wkart Unjr genus or parasites can hide and (sum your sktn to Itch. rra«k. P«^B%nk aes-ltoa. Dfcpbv Itch rUnrvrormTTlmples. Acne. Crotch-Itch, and Stoigapor* Fo»C Dost wast* tlm« with ordiaary methods. Yoo Must h»v« a
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  • Readers Tell Of Their Most Embarrassing Moment
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      All Dressed Up To Be Married
      660 5 All Dressed Up To Be Married JUJ .KUIAGE in the old Chinese form presented m« with one episode after another of embarrass-1 The bride knew me not from Adam and I was as unacquainted ■with t arments of Manchurian lashion. the stoutest of heart w^uic ieel sheepish. Bu: when a
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      He Batted And Made Nothing
      241 5 He Batted And Made Nothing THE most interesting cricket game in our club was the annual fixture with another club. A good •rowd used to sev, these games. For o. of these games the captain of our side asked me to turn up as a reserve, and further told me
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      Ride In The Black Maria
      235 5 AS soon as I understood that a warrant was out for my arrest I at once surrendered myself to the authorities. I tried to impress the inspector that it was a frame-up case, because I had refused to pay a gambling debt. Finally I was
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      "O Woman, Be Thy Age!"
      378 5 "O Woman, Be Thy Age!" |\URING my first visit to Kuala Lumpur 1 was invited to a party. Feeling rather awkward at first I stood leaning agains*. the piano and surveyed the room. My glance rested on a good-looking girl who was surrounded with many male admirers all begging for
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      And He Was The Number One
      95 5 And He Was The Number One |T was at a formal, but delightful dinner party. My neighbour was an interesting man, and the subject of our con- versation was of a rei Uir» city east of Suez. Myself: Yes. a beautlfiK plact am good climate, but such terrible hotels. Not
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    MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT
    94 5 MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT Readers are invited to write articles of not more than 400 words on THEIR MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT. Ten dollars will be awarded each week to the sender of the story which in the opinion of the editor is the most interesting of those published. The sender
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    Malayan Musings: An Irresponsible Commentary On This And That
    1125 6 Malayan Musings An Irresponsible Commentary On This And That Y^UNG planters throughout Malaya have been drinking the health of tbe Bishop of London. At tbe ISP. luncheon in LonShouid don he said tnat Planters thf v ought to Marry marry as soon as ever it was financially possible." and he
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    MALAYAN JINGLES.
    296 6 IX. THE CADET. He comes from a very respectable school, Perhaps from the 'Varsity cultured and cool He wears a bright blazer which shows you his m shop," His exploits extols till you beg him to stop, Youve been young yourself, and you know what talk's worth, And
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    Hostage's Tale Of His Capture By Chinese Pirates
    116 7 IN -September. 1809, Mr. Richard i.lassf'Jole. the fourth officer of the Honourable East India Cobipan> s ship Marquis o f Ely. was ured b\ a fleet «f Chines* while he was returning to from Macao with four The party were held for
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    "Powerful Story Of Malaya's Savage Jungle"
    775 7 Juncsr Leech. By H C. Arteriey JarroMk. 7s. Cd. 'A EUROPEAN doctor on trial on a charge of murdering his wife by shooting her in a Singapore hotel; his conviction and ultimate release after serving several years; of the life imprisonment to which his
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    349 7 Ml RDER WHILE YOU WAIT. The Saint in New York. By Leslie Charterts. Hodder and StoughUm. 78. 6d. "THE Saint is a very remarkable young man. Already he has survived apparently certain death a doz^n time* in each of a long series of thrillers and here he is plunged into
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      766 7 HOME SBEJ9^^sSe^^~ TIME THE BENNETT COLLEGE. SHEFFIELD. OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS Dear Sir or Madam, When your children first arrived they brought with them a wonderful lot of sunshine. Later, yon horame proud of the intelligence they displayed, but, still later, yoa became anxious a* to what would become of
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    WHERE GIRLS ARE MOST HAPPY
    432 8 4 Out Of 5 Secretaries Love Tieir Work SALARY DOES NOT MATTER BUT ROMANCE DOES VyiLAT is ti:t happiest carter for a modern girl? Secretarial work probah!> tne list, this is what a National Institute of Industrial Psychology questionnaire among girl secretaries revealed r our
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    DRAGON'S TASTE
    133 8 FOR RATS Thf modo dragons, which \rere captured in Java and presented to the Bos by Lord Moyne. sji now making themselves at home in their urroundices Wtoec these waaaK Uxaras arrived they wert in excellent condition, but ti»ey refused to f«ed. and tried to hiot behind the
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    DRUNK AT THE WHEEL-DEATH
    94 8 SOVIET PENALTY. MO6COW. Sentence of death will be the penalty henceforward for any driver of a motor-car involved in a serious accident while under the influence of drink in Russia. This is the latest move in the drive to cut down the number of road accidents
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    55 8 c By order of the Spanish Government motorists holding passes allowing them to enter or leave Spain alter nightfall across the frontier at Gibraltar must have them signed by t."ie Military Governor of Algeciras as well as by the Spanish police. Extra vigilance is being exercised by the police over
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    MACHINE-GUNS FOR GLORIA
    81 8 EVEN WHEN BATHING Eleven-year-old Gloria Vanderbili arrived at her mother's home on Long Island Sound to spend a month's holiday with her mother, in accordance with the judge's decision after the lawsuit for Gloria's custody. And— A machine-gun has been set up on the lawn of the
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    Shark Jumps Into A Boat And Bites Fisherman
    394 8 Shark Jumps Into A Boat And Bites Fisherman Wild-wood (New Jersey). > SYNE of the moat amazing fishing i stories ever told was related here when the trawler Nautilus returned to harbour with her skipper, Capt. Manuel Chalor, nursing an arm torn by a shark. He told how the shark
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    Aged 149—Still Well And Working
    117 8 Aged 149— Still Well And Working Aiicc, a hnoti London Zoo elephant la the sixties, to still alive. aetrve, and as intelncent as ever at the ace of 149. Mr. J. Morewood Dowsett, the animal expert, In a lecture at the Caxton Hall, London, recently, said he saw her In
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    The Best Clothes To Wear When Going To Office
    1430 9 The Best Clothes To Wear When Going To Office Talks To Business Girls AS we are Roing to talk about everything of interest to working women and girls in turn, I think we had better begin from the very etart and discuss the best kind of clothes to wear. When
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    WAYS WITH FISH
    374 9 IF you are tired of fish fried, try serving it differently for a change. For Cooked Fish Next time you wish to use up some cooked Ash. try this dish with nouilles. You will require twice as much nouilles *s you have fish. Cook them In boiling
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    Working Girls?
    650 10 Giving Singapore's Cinderellas A New And Glorious Liberty /V\E of the crying needs of Singapore if a modern building of fiatiet.* for working girls. For those girls lucky enough to pauses* families, the problem of h^jfjiy never exists. But what is .-olution for all the hundreds of homeless
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    CHEESE AND BACON SOUFFLES
    79 10 Fry two or three very thin rashers of streaky bacon very crisply. Mix a quarter of a pound of grated cheese with a cupful of creamy milk, add a well-beaten egg, salt, pepper, and the bacon broken up into very .small pieces, and beat the whole
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    CHEESE BISCUITS.
    45 10 Lightly butter some cream crackers or water biscuits, cover with a mixture of grated Parmesan and Gruyere cheese, and put them in the oven till the cheese has melted. Flavour with minced onion or onion' juice, chopped parsley, tomato-juice, paprika, or anchovy essence.
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    Smart Coat Of Navy Blue
    26 10 Smart Coat Of Navy Blue A smart coat of navy blue crepe i* worn over a less attractive dress of crepe-de-chine Mo4et ky Marshall and Snelgrove.
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      782 10 GRAND MYSTERY SOAP I V- I COMPETITION BIG CASH PRIZES MUST BE WON FIRST PRIZE $100. SECOND PRIZE $50. 2ND. PRIZt and 5 Prizes each of $10. C Q AN EQUAL CHANCE FOR EVERYONE. Everybody knows the most f&mous health soap in the 5 PRIZES world the soap that protects
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    CHINESE FASHION NOTES
    417 11 •THIS week I shall describe another HC of the Shanghai dressy nave just appeared One dress Is made of black satin, the second of mft iace. and the third white tirst dress is made of blank ss::r. The cellar is two and three-quarter inches high, and is
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    The Social Spotlight
    1933 11 By Our Woman Correspondent ULTHEN Gilbert and Sullivan created their famu -*ong. The Pdirriia'p L«t is not a Happy One.** I an sure they did not have in aiad such an enjoyable function r.ai held at the Thomson Road Police Depot on Saturday week w hen the
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    249 12 The American press continues as lurid as ever regarding the appalling iniquities of that hot-bed of vice, Singapore a name synonymous with everything that is evil. But at least one American journalist whose yearning for truth overcame any lingering love of sensationalism his New York training might have
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    Crystal Gazing In Malaya
    864 12 Social Problems Of The Future By W. Arthur Wilson \l/HAT a long way Malaya still has to go along the path of i social legislation! There has been all too easy an assumption that obligations accepted by the community in other countries, and indeed forced upon
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    Quips: By Ananias And Co.
    487 12 KJIALAYA is truly in a bad way. Snails are drinking latex, rats are eating oil-palm nuts and padi, and bees are playing the deuce in! bureaucratic bonnets. Even bats are a nuisance when wielded by Penang smiters. Gunboat Jack is a fine boxer, and a
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    TRACTION COMPANY REPLIES TO BUS CRITICISMS
    793 13 Adjustments Made When Complaints Legitimate MR. TAY LIAN TECK'S VIEWS "Some Of The Alleged Hardships Greatly E xaggerated (Sunday Times Special.) TH\T criticism of bus services in Singapore is exaggerated, although there may be rrom for improvement, is the consensus of opinion t»cn" r<~iden
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    WILL HE ONE DAY JET A ENSION?
    23 13 WILL HE ONE DAY JET A ENSION? A Chinese beggar in Singapore. With social reform he may disappear See article in page 12.
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    72 13 |^|RS. Meenambal (right) formally declared open t. < i v premises of the Tamils' Reform Association in Singa|W pore. Mrs. Rukmani (left) opened the Tamil Reading Room in the building. Portraits of the King and Queen were unveiled by the President of the Association, Mr. A. C. Suppiah (centre). The
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    Stamp Duties Bring In The Revenue
    472 13 MALAYA'S $933,065 LAST YEAR (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 12. THERE was a passage in the annual report of Capt. T. P. Coe, Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs, Malaya, which made me inquisitive. During 1934, he said, stamps to the value of
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    MALAY BOUND OVER
    70 13 ADMITTED ASSAULTING POLICE CONSTABLE. Pleading guilty to having assault. a Malay police constable attached t.o Wayang Satu police station, a 28-year-old Malay rubber tapper, Hussein t> Hajl Laujung, was bound over for period of three months in a sum ol $50 by Mr. Norman Orice. the Sins
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    MR. GAN SAY HONG NEW CHINESE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER
    153 13 MR. GAN SAY HONG NEW CHINESE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER Mr. Gan Say Hong, who has been ap pointed a member of the Chinese Advisory Board In the place of Mr. Lim Keng Lian, is a native of the Ton? Ann District (Fukien Province) of China. He is a leading member
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    SWIMMING CLUB TO MEET TODAY
    286 13 SWIMMING CLUB TO MEET TODAY AUTHORITY to proceed with the erection of a new $275,000 club house will he sought at a special general meeting of the Singapore Swimming Club to be field today at 10.30 a.m. The proposed new club house Is completely self-contained building to oe erected on
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    WILL TIN RESTRICTION BE RENEWED?
    889 14 London Opinion By No Means Confident MR. LOWINGER'S VISIT Siam And Belgian Congo Hold The Key To Position fHE topic of the future of tin control is brought prominently to the fare by the impending visit to Malaya of Mr. V. A. Lowinger, Malaya's senior
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    Amicable A. A. Celebrate Anniversary
    184 14 HTHE Amicable Athletic Association celebrates the seventh anniversary of its formation this week-end. The celebrations started yesterday afternoon at Mr. Aw Boon Haw'B bungalow at Pasir Panjang Road, lent for the occasion. Members who arrived at the bungalow eirly In the afternoon ware regaled with
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    JOHORE PROMOTION UNKU AHMAD GOES TO CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
    85 14 JOHORE PROMOTION UNKU AHMAD GOES TO CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. Alter six years service in the office of tbe General Adviser, Johore Bahru, Unku Ahmad bin Omar, will from tomorr. w assume the duties of Assistant Superintendent of the Preventive Branch Causeway, Johore Bahru. At
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    DOUBLE MURDER
    101 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. After a hearing listing five days the double murder case in which three Chinese. Look Kwl Fong, Chan Fong and Yong Shau, were charged with the murder of a vegetable gardener named Loh Chun and his daughter Mok TaJ m the course
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    Rev. W. Murray Entertained
    173 14 IN honour of the 0.8. E. conferred on him by His Majesty the King, the Rev. William Murray was entertained to tea yesterday afternoon by the Straits Chinese Church, the Chinese Presbyterian Churches in Singapore, Johore Bahru. Muar and Batu Pahat, the Chinese Christian Association, the
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    MADE A J.P.
    123 14 MR. M. SOCKALINT.AM CHETTIAR (From Our Own Correspondent Kuantan. Saturday. The Indo-Ceylonese community of Kuantan is entertaining Mr. M. Sockalingam Chettiar who has txt-ri made a Justice of the Pe;ce In and for the State of Pahang. to a tea party in his honour. Among his other
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    Sitting On The Fence:
    1737 15  - Sitting On The Fence Nathaniel Gubbins By JINCLE NAT has been on the Hay diet for the past week. He doesn't quite know why, except that everybody said it was so healthy and reduced weight and made one look so alive and r al*rt. 1 All of which seemed to
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    15 15 Toni, the accordionist, and Yenti, his monkey, well-known entertainers in London streets.
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    288 16 ]L|R. YEO HOCK THYE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Benc Teek. was yesterday married in Singapore to Miss Teo Peck Gnat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teo Kirn Guan. The marriage was performed in the semi-modem style, both bride and groom being dressed in European costume Chinese ceremonies were
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    CONCEALING GOODS
    71 16 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. Wong Kiew, a merchant of Kulal, was this morning fined $6 75 by Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya. the second magistrate for concealing three bottles of perfume under the cushion of a lorry while proceeding with goods purchased in Singapore to
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    WOMAN FINED $15
    76 16 <From Our Own Corresponaent > Seremban, Saturday. A Chinese woman. Oan Soo, was ftned $15 by the Seremban magistrate. Mr. J. Cilder, for being found in possession of lottery tickets. The tickets were Issued by the Chee Man Club of Talplng, of which Chinese Association she was
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    DR. LIM BOON KENG
    544 16 Ch inese Personalia es r\K Lisn Boon keng, the second son of Mr. Lim Thean Gow, was born on Sept. 5, 1869. He has earned a world-wide reputation not only s& a scholar but also as a public servant and as an active social reformer. As
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    373 17 Too Many Films Made Only To Comply With Law (From A Correspondent.) THOI/SANDS of cinema owaers In Great Britain are in revolt against the section of the Cinematograph Films Act which compels tvhibitors to show an increasing propert -on or quota of British films regardless
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    Portraits On Empire Postage Stamps
    755 17 By Fred J. Melville rifißifßt Junior Philatelic Society. ro.NTIM ING our glimpses through the diversified portrait paller* of British Empire stamps we pbbb on to the stamps issued in Caßatia in 1908 to celebrate the third centenary of Quebec. On the** are portraits of Jacques
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    In England Now
    115 17 WORCESTERSHIRE Is full of picturesque scenery, especially in the neighbourhood of Malvern and along the Severn Valley. Malvern is a long-established health resort and todny there Is every amenity for the visitor, both social and sporting. There is a fine theatre, a good golf course and an
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    246 17 THE Civil Service is searching for a Guide to Personality. Somerset House has tried an American method of measuring and analysing personality, but it failed. Now the National Whitley Council is to try to establish a standard. Formerly a civil servant's qualities were assessed under eleven different
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    Selangor Chinese Olympic Badminton Team Provisionally Chosen
    1584 18 CHANCES IN WOMEN'S EVENTS CONSIDERED BRIGHT By Smash KUALA LUMPUR. IX preparation for the fortha ming badminton tourney of the All-Malayan Chinese Olympiad which will take place in Penang during the first week of August, Selangor players were given the necessary trials last
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    DIEHARD B.P.
    204 18 The Diehard Badminton Party has decided upon a scheme both novel and sporting with the double object of Increasing its own membership and of giving to beginners in the gune the benefit of long years of training and experience of senior players who have made their mark In
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    KLANG BADMINTON
    254 18 The following teams have entered in the Klang District Badminton In-ter-Team Doubles League, 193 b: Tale "A"— Moey Liang Teck (C*pt.), Lee Sim Beng. Lee Eng Swee, T>h Boon Kiat. Ooh Keng Hoon. Yap Pl»ri? Kirn, Cheang Jin Hoe and Be Kan En. Tale -B"— Yap Chai Thuan
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    USEFUL B.P.
    191 18 First round tics to be played during the next week-end in the Useful BP. league system tournaments, are as follows: Saturday. July 20: Chin Tham Swee •vs. Lim Cheng Hong; Ong Say Yeo vs. iKoh Sai Chai; Tan Tiang Bee vs. Tan Siong Leng; J. C. Koruthu vs.
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    30 18 A friendly badminton match will be played between the Useful B.P. and the Union Chinese BP. at the former's court, 522. Kampong Bahru j Road, today, fat 3 p m
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    SINGAPORE'S BADMINTON TEAM SELECTED
    765 19 Men Have Every Chance Of Doing Well By Our Badminton Correspondent. SINGAPORE. JNTEREST in the local champion- ship games appears to have leavened considerably this year j judging from the poor attendances at the games. With the men's junior singles and doubles concluded last week and
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    287 19  -  Ringside By A LTHOLGH far from being s|k tacularly exciting the main event between Gunboat Jack and Young Aide at the Great World on Friday night was quite an interesting affair. The good opinion that I have pet •anally had for Aide aiier hi* Ag2us with Rivers and
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    PORT DICKSON MALAYS
    136 19 Further results in the Port Dickson Malays open doubles badminton tournament Yusuf and Burban beat Abdul Jamil and Burhan, it (s— 21—17, Abdul Jamil and Burban beat Yusui and Junid, 1»— 19 2), 21—14; YusuX and Burhan beat Abdul ll— m *&d baoail, 21—17. 21—19; Sbataram and
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    BUKIT ZAHRAH SCHOOL
    32 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore 3ahru. July 8. The annual athletic sports of the Boklt Zahrah School. Johore Bauru, will take place on July 24 at the school ground.
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    VETERAN FOOTBALLERS RE-LIVE DAYS OF THEIR YOUTH
    519 20 Sri// Going Strong 4f £n</ Of Game MJjL Veterans Z. S.CJFA. Veterans 0. 17LEVEN veterans of the S.t.F.A. and a similar number from Ibe M.F.A. re-lived the days of their youth for a brief sixty minutes on the green sward of the Anson
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    SCHOOLBOYS WIN
    215 20 HIGH SCORES IN LOW TOTALS MATCH .:,cire.rs School beat the Public L>epartment en the Nondescripts (roved by 60 runs Scores St. ABt.M-'s Sch««l J. Ferguson c Chin Lye b D Almeida 5. R Thoy c Ponniah b Patterson 22. J Weber c D'AinekSa b Pcrrier 8. Beng Chaac
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    STONOR SHIELD
    112 20 EURASIAN ASSOCIATION SPRING SURPRISE < From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Saturday Three Stonor Shield cricket matches were played here today The Selangor Eurasian Association caused another surprise this week by defeating the V.M.C. A. The V.M.C A were dismissed for 64 (Labrooy 23). The Eurasians passed the
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    Wiltshires Again Winners At Garrison Sports
    769 20 ■pHK First Battalion the Wiltshire Regiment, with 116 points, won the Inter-Unit Challenge Cup at the finals of the Combined Services Athletic Championships held at Tanglin in the presence of a huge crowd yesterday afternoon. The sports were the most brilliant seen in Singapore
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB SPORTS
    183 20 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Saturday. The Penang Cricket Club sports were held today in fine weather. Good times were recorded. Results 100 Yards 1 Hague. 2 Moulding. 3 Francis, time 10 4-5 sec. S»ck Race 1 Hague. 2 Clancy, 3 Reed. High Jump 1 Lee.
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    TEN MINUTES TO SPARE
    277 20 S.C.C. BEAT V.M.C.A. BY 49 RUNS AN S.CC. eleven defeated the V M C A. by 49 runs yesterday, getting the latter's last n.an out ten minutes before time. The S.C.C. batting first, declared at 156 for six wickets. F P. H. Pearse was top-sec rer
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    GUNNERS DRAW WITH CHINESE
    276 20 EVAN WONG MAKES HALF A CENTURY The S.C.R.C. drew with the Royal Artillery (Changit at Hong Llm Green yesterday. The Chinese took first le .^e of the stumps and compiled 132 Evan Wong contributing 50. Merritt captured six for 62. Weston taking the remaining wickets for
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    MALAYS BEATEN BY 28
    268 20 EDWARDS BOWLS WELL FOR S.R.C. THANKS to excellent bowling by 3. Edwards "particularly! and N. Sullivan, the SRC. were able to beat the M.F.A. cricket eleven by 28 runs, in their match on their own ground yesterday Edwards was in excellent form with the ball taking
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    F.M.S. POLICE SPORTS
    167 20 SELANGOR WINS STATE HONOURS (From Our Cwn Ccrre-p r.c.ia Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. Glcrioiu weather favoured ti- 3 F.M.S. Police spcrts meeting h. id m the Stadium toc'ay before a rcpr s^ntative gathering, ir.c udiru x'r i Chief Secretary. Hjn. Mr. Marcu^ Re and Mrs. Rex and th?ir
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    ST. JOSEPH'S WIN
    245 20 St. Joseph's Institution beat tli Angle-Chinese School at crick terday by 82 rurs. Batting first the latt?r scored 57. St. Josephs replied with 139. thanks to a splend'd 89 by A. Pennefather. whos score included two sixes and sixteen fcurs. Scores A.C.S. Yew Wee c and b
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    1478 21 Fair Dividends Despite Small Fields (rroa Owr Owb (orreafJoaJetiU) \pok. Sataraav. Tfce rVrafc Turf CMb Skye mmAing today was favoured by goad weather, aad the goiag was goad. In the first raoe Larrikin, ttoe favourite, disappointed. Mickey Moaac ridden by Che
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    20 21 The Chinese veterans <S CF A team which met the MF A veterans el Anson Road yesterday Sunday Times picture.
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    1044 21 PLAYFAIR A.U. •■•HE lnre--coUe:late cricket flxturbetween the Medic- College and the Raffles College, for the cup presented by Sir Richard Wlnstedt, began yesterday on the Medical College ground. The home team took first knock and compiled 1<« towards which Oh Chong Seng contributed 38, M.
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    OPEN MIXED DOUBLES BADMINTON
    947 21 Diehards And Mayflowers Provide Winners (By Our Badminton Correspondent) j THE first round Lies of the open mixed doubles championship tournament, which attracted only eight entries and which commenced i at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday, proved to be dull aaMn and, resulted in easy victoru-s
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    4984 22 Singapore Lawn Tennis Tourney Nearing Conclusion Will Lim Bong Soo Create A New Record? Keen Games Among Veterans SINGAPORE. {MH)D progress was made during ihe past week in the Singapore lawn tennis championships, which vere interrupted by the weather the pMfim week. The tournament should be completed
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    534 23 Segamat. July t. Playing on the school field on Friday the Segamat English School defeated a scratch side captained by Mr H 1' Bryson. by 34 nms. Setasaat School (First Iswiags) Hashlm b Ponnodurai 11: Nadason b Ponnodurai 14; Arasaratnam c Thomas b Ponnodurai 0; Awang b
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    PRINCE PURACHATRA IN HOLLYWOOD
    55 24 Pri.ne Parachatra, on his way to the Rotary Convention as representative of Malaya and Siam, spent some days in Hollywood. Here he visited the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios where as a keen cameraman he was particularly interested in the photographic department. Left to right the Prince, Virginia Bruce,
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    28 24 si i..c llomuay li>i;i« Club make a flight to England every year, i'-re they are after arrival at iuston aerodrome. Instructor A. C. Gaidar is in the centre.
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