The Straits Times, 7 June 1936

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDiTION jNo. 233 Sunday, June 7, 1936 Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya. No. 233 Sunday, June 7, 1936 Price 10 cents.
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    F.M.S. CHINESE PETITION TO NANKING DENIED
    474 1 "We Are Treated Well And Have No Grumbles" NO UNDERMINING OF TRADE INTERESTS Business Rivalry Free From Racial Feeling "BETTER OFF THAN CHINESE IN CHINA" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Jl REPORT from Nanking that Chinese in the Federated Malay States had
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    CABINET CHANGE-OVER
    97 1 CIR Samuel Hoare (left), who after a lapse Into obscurity follow Ing the still-born Hoare-Laval peace plan, is back again in the Cabinet as First Lord of the Admiralty in succession to Lord Monsell (right). It is ironical to recal that Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation from the Foreign
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    FINANCIER KILLED
    50 1 Amsterdam, Saturday. A prominent financier, Dr. van Hengel, Director-General of the Austrian Credit Anstalt and a wellknown Austrian airman, Capt. Brunowski. were killed when a plane piloted by Capt. Brunowski crashed in landing at the Amsterdam aerodrome. Dr. Hengel was on his way to Amsterdam from Basle,— Aneta-Trans-Ocean.
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    FAR-REACHING REFORMS FOR FRANCE
    45 1 Paris, Saturday. The Socialist Premier, M. Blum, has presented a far-reaching reform programme to the Chamber which is assured of adoption. Provision is made for a 40-hour week, paid holidays, nationalisation of the arms industry, and pensions for aged workers.— Reuter.
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    TWO JEWS SHOT
    156 1 EFFORTS TO CURB TERRORISM IN PALESTINE Jerusalem, Saturday. INTENSIFIED efforts are being made by the authorities to curb terrorism by preventing the smuggling of arms and explosives into the country and by seizing all those already illegally possessed. Two Jews Illegally possessing auu>matlcs were today shot and
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    AMMUNITION EXPLODES
    31 1 Harbin, Saturday. A Japanese report from Blagoveschensk says there was an explosion yesterday in a church used as an ammunition dump. The casualties are unknown. Arson Ls suspected. Reuter.
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    10-HOUR ORDEAL
    223 1 MAN OVERBOARD IN SHARK-RIDDEN SEA Hamburg, Saturday. A STORY of a miraculous escape by a young German who, after falling overboard from a liner tn the shark-ridden Gulf of Aden, spent ten hours in the water amid shoals of sharks before being rescued by a Dutch ship was
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    Canton Gesture To Nanking Complete?
    461 1 Hong Kong, Saturday. AN official spokesman in Canton, interviewed by Reuter, declared that any order for actual mobilisation or the launching of an expedition against the Japanese in North China must come from the Central Government. Canton's manifestoes, the spokesman added, should be considered as
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    SECRET ORDER FOR MOBILISATION
    88 1 Canton, Saturday. 117HILE the order for actual advance is still ungiven, the troops have now been placed on a war footing. Effective immediately, troops will b: paid military expenses according to wartime practice. Officers have been ordered to return to their posts within three days to
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    52 1 TWO old and well-known Armenian families of Singapore were united when Miss Mary Margaret Mirhael, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Michael, was married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday to Mr. S. M. Arathoon, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Arathoon. Report of the wedding in page 8. Sunday
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    "Australia Will Never Return Her Mandates To Germany"
    228 1 "Australia Will Never Return Her Mandates To Germany" ANNOUNCEMENT BY MINISTER FOR DEFENCE Strategic Value THE Australian Minister for Defence, Sir George Pearce, has announced that neither ex-German New Guinea, now held by the Commonwealth under mandate, nc any other Australian territory, will ever be handed over to any but
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    'MALAYA SHOULD STAND FIRM'
    129 1 Tin Control (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Y'HE Financial News understands that the draft tin restriction renewal scheme contains two reforms, firstly, weighted majority voting, and secondly, maintenance of larger ore stocks. Commenting on the recent statements by Mr. H. Huntsman and Mr. C. L.
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    HOME CRICKET
    110 1 Late News £JLOSE of play scores in first class cricket games which brgan yesterday are, says Reuter: At Lords: Middlesex 192 (Robins 77. Clark 7 for 68); Northar.ts 55 for 5. At Bradford: All-India 86 (Smalles 4 for 29); Yorkshire 182 for 7. At Manchester: Surrey 161 (Hopwood
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    20 1 At Cardiff last night Ben Foord (South Africa) knocked out George Cook (Australia) In the ninth of a twelve-round fight.
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    18 1 At Vienna yesterday Germany beat Argentina in Davis Cup three games to nil and enters European zone semifinals.
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    THE QUEEN MARY'S 1,855 PASSENGERS
    71 1 London, .Saturday. The liner Queen Mary left New York on her first west to east Atlantic crossing yesterday with 1,855 passengers aboard. The record time for a journey from this point to Bishop's Rock ls 4 days 3 hours 28 minutes, established by the French
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      11 1 WARNER BROS. MUSICAL TREAT! "COLLEEN" WITH DICK POWELL RUBY KEELER COMING
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      95 1 AL JOLHOM IN "The Singing K:o" The Singin'rsl, i Swin|[,n>st Variety Show Ol The Season, From WARNER BROS. COMING RICH SWISS MILK SWEETENED CONDENSED k^^tt*i IMi^^lj3^ C ledge Brand sweetL /OGu BfrjQ. C n c Bernese Alps. rV^ ajL amid surroundings I ;^RA j redolent of whole- v^-Ja&A. someness and
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    Colony Cavalcade
    1773 2 Battery Road Goes ModernCurves And Colours For Brighter Business A Tourist's Onslaught DAI.K green tiles edged with a thin border of gleaming chromium, and above them a facade of soft-grey tone broken by curving balconic and bright metal railings such is Sir David Galloway's buildi lg in Eattery
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    20 3 ML WICKRA.MANAYAKA, of Port Swettcnham. and Miss Ckithilde Florence C>unusinitha. of Ceylon, who were married at Kuala Lumpur last week.
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    DECLINING LEAVING-AGE AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    704 3 Acute Problem Being Created BOYS GO OUT TOO YOUNG TO WORK OR ENTER UNIVERSITIES THE average age of boys leaving Singapore's, premier Govern- ment school— Ranies Institution— is going down. Where it was 18 or 19 a few years ago, it is now 17 or
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    FOUND HANGING AT SEA
    179 3 Tragedy Of Young Steward 1 I<> V JapMMM was found hangir.s uutside the stern of a ship on June 3 at 5 a.m., when the boat was on the Ugh seas bound to Singapore from Hong Kong, was related to the Singap<»r< Coroner, Mr. W. G.
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    Things People Say
    123 3 fV'E can aiways depend on the Sunday papers for Inspiration. Sir Shenton Thomas. Th« activities of the League In the domain of health work is world wide. —Dr. C. L. Park. This <s an age of renaissance, an age of modernism, an age of rationalism, and old
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    AUSTRALIA MAY MAKE WAR PLANES
    220 3 To Supply Britain 's Needs In Far East? 'THE possibility of Australia becoming a centre of manufacture for British aircraft and engines in the Pacific and the Far East is being discussed both in Australia and Great Britain following recent investigations by Wing-Commander l Wackett,
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    $3,000 BAIL
    69 3 Attempted Murder Charge Against Chinese. Lim Teck Seng, who was charged with causing grievous hurt by means of a dangerous weapon to Low Kirn Hock at Ah Hood Road, was yesterday produced before Mr. M. H. Blacker In the third court when the charge was amended to attempted
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    WEATHER GUIDE FOR PILOTS
    251 3 FREE SINGAPORE SERVICE Air Lines Helped ALL planes leaving Singapore for Europe, China, Australia and the Indies are now being Riven a comprehensive survey of the kind of weather they will encounter on the route. I Beginning last week the Singapore Meteorological authorities began to i
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    WEDDING RINGS PUZZLE
    131 3 THE COLOUR CHANGES WHEN WOMAN IS ILL /"•OLDEN rings which change colou* according to the health of the 1 wearer are described in the British Medical Journal." The rings, fashioned from golden guineas, belong to the patient of Dr. J. P. Jones, of Birmingham. One i» the
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    34 3 M. Cachin, the French Communist leader, who was reported to be Id Moscow "taking the orders of M, Stalin." is in Brittany, where, he is "taking the orders of the Bretosf peasants and seamen."
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    76 3 Tadsy. Australia. Nrw Zealand. Java and Timor Dill; (Qantas) .7 p.m Java and Southern Sumatra by a«r tNttherland. 7pm MONDAY. Medan (Planciur* 9 a.m. Pcngeraiig Alk Soon) 9 a.m. f amaiiRkat. Sambas and Slngkawang (Boclongtm) 4 p.m. TanJay. Ceylon (Jean Laborde) France (Parcels only) (Jean Laborde) Jaw,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    64 3 MalLs from Europe etc. (London) expected today by air (Imperial) will be delivered to boxho!der.-, at 7 p m O<r»er«l delivery of inters on Monday at 8.25 a.m. Mails from Europe rAmsicrJ.am) expected today by air (Netherlands) will b» delivered to boxholders at 8 p.m. General de'tvery cf
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    121 3 Saturday, June 6. Ship* alongsMe the Wharves or expeeled to arrive (.odown Gate Cain Wharf KJstaa 18 3 5mpire Dock Malayan Prince 32 3 Jerantut 34 3 Hakodate Maru 46 4 Vmt Wheat Sphinx 3 4 Baron Polwarth 2 4 Monday, Juce 8. 'Uft tUmcuUc the
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      509 3 IN BED FOR WEEKS WITH BACKACHE Prostrate with "Terrible Pains" It was advice from her mother that led this woman tc take Kruschen Salts for hei backache, and before she had linuhetl the first bottle she was fecLnu better. This is the letter she writes: "About this time last year
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      210 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY HOTELS SKA nBVI HOTEL: Special Tiffin and Special Dinnrr. INEMAS AUIAMBBA: Charlio Chan's secret with Wamrr Oland. 3. 15 6.15—9.15. AriTOL: The Bohemian Girl with T-ai.rvl and Hardy. On sta,e. The Oac:«no GirLs. 3.15— B. 16 9.15. GLOBE TIjrATRK. GREAT WORLD: Singer. 7 p rn 3.30 p.m.
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      151 3 TIDE TABLES ■MUM TODAIf H. W. 12.31 nocn 8.1 ft.; 11. 38 p.m. 9.3 ft. L. W. 5.49 a.m. 0.3 ft.; 5 41 p.m. 4.3 ft. Monday. H. W. 1.08 a.m. 8.1 ft. L. W. 6.26 a.m. 0.3 ft.; 6.17 p.m. 4.2 ft. II.KI SWETTENHAM H. W. 6.25 a.m. 12.8
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    SINGAPORE PRISON REFORM URGED
    800 4 PRISONERS SHUT UP FOR 20 HOURS ON HOLIDAYS SATURDAYS Segregation Of Better Class Asiatics Wanted IN the Singapore gaol, it is revealed, prisoners are in solitary confinement for 20 hours on Saturdays, public holidays and bank holidays. It is considered that reform is urgently needed in
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    Daughter Of Doyen Of Perak European Community Weds
    270 4 DALTON-CRAWFORD (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. CT. Michael's Church was the scene of the wedding this morning of Mr. James J. Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dalton of Wandsworth, London, and Miss Kate Margaret (Mollie) Crawford, the second
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    CLERICAL UNION DINNER
    138 4 The anniversary dinner of the Clerical Union will take place on Saturday June 27, at 7.30 p.m. to which members may bring friends of either sex, and the subscription will be $1 each. Tickets will be issued to diners, and must be produced on the night of
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    LECTURE ON "G. B. S."
    35 4 A lecture on A Study of George Bernard Shaw will be given by Mr. Richard Sidney at 1, Short Street on Tuesday at p.m. Mr. E. V. Davies will preside.
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    39 4 Lord Oranmore and Browne is to Marry Airs. Oonagh Kindersley, the former Miss Oonagrh Guinness. This is the first picture taken after the announcement of their engagement. The wedding is to take place at a London register office shortly.
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    ENGLISH FOR ALL OCCASIONS!
    269 4 'Hearts Swell With Joy And Fear* ton a few cents a Chinese able to read English can pick up in almost any Shanghai book-stall one of a variety of little books providing conversational ammunition for all conceivable purposes. Scarcely any phase of life is overlooked. The
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    SULTAN OF PAHANG'S BIRTHDAY
    102 4 H.H. Sir Abu Bakar, K.C.M.G., Sultan of Pahang, celebrated his birthday on Friday at Pekan when visitors from all parts of the State gathered to take part in the celebrations. Friday was declared holiday In the State and among those present was the Hon. Mr. C.
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    23 4 Mr. W. Birtwistle, Director of the Fisheries Department, was recently in Kuantan in connection with the opening of a flsh canning factory there.
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    SINGAPORE CAN TEACH AUSTRALIA
    113 4 About Racing A LTHOI'GH Australia is the greatest racing country in the world in proportion to its population. Mr. A. Youille. keeper of the Stud Rook of Australia and leading turf expert, is convinced that Singapore tan teach Australia a great deal in tlie provision of
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      57 4 WANTED Agents throughout Singapore, P. M.S. Non F.M.S. to secure Orders for Britten Christmas Cards. Calendars. Novelty Blotter.: Stationery. $60 $70 monthly* Income. Also Valuable Girts. Complete Outfit, Samp!.' Book with Set of Samples. Instructions, etc.. will be despatched to early applicant*. Send 30 ct. stamps to cover Postage, etc.
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      327 4 "Notice of Removal" MESSRS TONG LAM COMPANY. GENERAL IfERCHAN TS AND FODDER CONTRACTORS, wich to inform all tlu-ir clients thai ttlCf have removed their 0 46 48 Peck Soah St:cot to Nos. 183. 183 A 1838. "ceil Street. 'opposite Gan Err: Seng School* S'ngapore as from the Ist June. 1936.
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    MALAYAN CHINESE OPPOSE CIVIL WAR IN CHINA
    636 5 MALA YAN CHINESE OPPOSE CIVIL WAR IN CHINA RESTRAINING INFLUENCE I ON SOUTH-WEST Canton Depends On Overseas Money AS predicted in The Sunday Times last week the Canton-Nanking inner political struggle came to a head very rapid!} afterwards, with the southerners taking the initiative. The outcome is still uncertain and
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    TANK GUNNERS IN "BATTLE"
    473 5 Foreign Attaches See Vivid Display "RYPA" ROLLS INTO ACTION Lul worth (Dorset) A LARGE rarty of foreign military aitaehi-s have be«-n witnessing here a typical morning in the life of a soldli-- at the Tank Gunnery School, writes :i special correspondent of the Morn tng Pest
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    CAPTAINS WORK AS A.B.s
    324 5 BAD CONDITIONS IN MERCHANT NAVY A NEW campaign, backed by 13,000 officers of the mercantile marine, is being launched to call attention to the appalling conditions under which officers have to work in British merchant ships. Captain W. H. Coombs, general manager of the Officers' (Merchant
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    WOMEN FORM CLUB
    176 5 MRS. INNES-MILLER THE FIRST PRESIDENT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Mrs. David Graham presided at the inaugural meeting of the Ladies Recreation Club in Telok Anson yesterday. Mrs. Danforth addressed the meeting on the aims and purposes of the Club, stating first it would be a
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    29 5 Italian hat-makers are suffering from the present fashion of going bare-headed, and urge that all men should be compelled to buy a new hat In the next few weeks.
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    DOCTOR ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED WIFE-MURDER
    4073 6 Allegations Of Giving Her Poison "STRONG SUSPICION OF GUILT"— The Judge I 'Better To Make A Mistake: Favour Of Accused" Tientsin, May 26. r>K. John Willi: m Colbert, American physician, was today acquitted in the I'nited States Court for China here, on a
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      145 6 A m m h* fi \JBbBB &m *Jk V J AA k IT^ Mi BABY BROWNIE— This novel \3 gp-^j-i little Kodak moulded box camera x J^ Jf^aJLsw.^ is an outstanding value. Trim in a appearance compact light ...easy to carry and to use. I UmIII Takes gootl pictures eight
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      153 6 THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME! There is an Incoinparabl- thrill in bring able to both recognise the chance cf a lifetime and make the most of it at thr tune, but it is the Irony of life that such chances slip by unclaimed, and are rarely cLscvrned until they are
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    SIR HARRY PRESTON
    123 7 PRIZE WINNING DOGS AT CRUFTS Sir Harry Preston, prince of hoteliers, friend of our King and of princes of many lands, who is among the world's five most famous sportsmen, has been dog-breeding lor more years, it is almost certain, than any other man. For 65 years
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    ELECTED MODERATOR
    27 7 Augusta, Ga. Dr. Frank P. Price, a missionary In China for 46 years, was today elected Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of the United States.
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    FEMALE ATTIRE
    137 7 POLICE RESTRICTIONS IN CANTON LIFTED Canton, May 24. As suddenly as they began, the police have left off censoring female attire. Last Saturday they burned their fingers, and are not going to again. Two short-sleeved damsels gave the officers a piece of their mind, were trotted to the
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    COLONIAL STAMP CHANGES
    687 7  -  Fred J. Melville Stamp Collecting By CUDDEN and unexpected changes in details of the manufacture of the stamps ordered through the Crown Agents for the Colonies have led to the undoubted popularity of Kins's Head Colonials. While some collectors choose to confine their attention to stamps issued
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    GERMANY'S EARTHLY WALHALLA
    218 7 Munich. fT is announced that the Walhalla at Regensburg (Ratisbon), which was hitherto the property of the Bavarian State, has now bejn converted into a Reich institution, of which Herr Hitler, at the request of the Bavarian Premier, has consented to become patron. The Walhalla is a
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      281 7 A BARGAIN IN STAMPS For Is. Post Free. (or its equivalent in current unused stamps of any country). WE will send you 50 different British Colonials 100 different New Europeans. 20 different Air Stamps. 1.000 Stamp Mounts, a perforation gauge and a specimen copy of the Philatelic Journal of Great
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      126 7 THE STAMPS OF THE TREATY PORTS OF CUINA AND OF FORMOSA by Captain H. R. Oldfleld, LL.B. A complete history of this little known group of stamps. Price 4/9 post free. The Philatelic Journal of Great Britain. The oldest British Philatelic magazine, now In its 46th annual volume. Monthly 4d,
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      249 7 18, CONDUIT STREET, LONDON, W. I. IS A FAVOURITE MEETING PLACE FOR MALAYANS. H. G. DISS. (late of Singapore.) Managing Director of Conl it Co.. Ltd., the well known High-Class Tailoring business, Invites those coming home on leave to pay him a visit. All orders received by him will be
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      203 7 LONDON GOODWOOD HOTEL QUEENSBORO TERRACE. HYDE PARK H. C. water and reading light in bedrooms. Lift. Night Dcrter. Garage Adjacent. ExceHent Cuirlne Dally Terms from 10 6d Weekly from 3 gns. Bed Breakfast 6 6 to 8 6. New Lounges and Billiard Room. Tariff from Resident Proprietor or the SUNDAY
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      1374 7 Today's Wireless Programmes riinini? CT 1 Tim! p.m.— London Scenes. No. 1. Kew 4.05 News In English. 8.00 p.m.— Son* K«ciUI. LMiIKL O 1 A 1 lUll Gardens, by the Lady Kockley. 4.2* End of broadcast. 8.30 p.m.— Popular Recorded Masle. L.1T11 I1AL, Ul nuun io M p^_ y Jhe
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      247 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT HOW TO CLAIM $100 PRIZE MONEY No all correct solution was received in connection with The Sunday Times $100 Crossword Puzzle Competition printed in the Issue of May 24 and the prize money is shared equally by two readers who submitted entries containing one error only. Their
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    AERODROME TO RIVAL KALLANG BATAVIA PLANS
    208 8 AERODROME TO RIVAL KALLANG BATAVIA PLANS Network Of Air Lines Spreads AN aerodrome that may rival Singapore's new landing field at Kalians is being built at Batavia fi.r the K.L.M., K.N.I.L.M. and Qantas services from Singapore. All the most modern devices will be used at the new aerodrome. The Netherlands
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    JEWS FLEE
    61 8 ANTI-SEMITIC TROUBLE IN POLAND Warsaw, Saturday. Anti-Semitic riots have broken out at Minskmazowlecki consequent on the killing of a cavalry sergeant during the course of a personal quarrel with some Jews. The police and the fire brigade were rushed from Warsaw, 20 miles distant, to quell the disturbances.
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    MALAYAN PLANS TRIP ACROSS BORNEO
    152 8 TTO be the first European to cross Borneo from west to east is the ambition of Mr. Broughton Richmond, who now lives In Kuala Lumpur after 20 years spent In roaming the Malay archipelago. Mr. Richmond, who Is an Australian, made full use of his
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    FIJI HAS RADIO STATION
    191 8 FIRST IN PACIFIC ISLANDS THE first broadcasting station in the Pacific Islands, situated at Suva, Fiji, was opened recently by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. C. J. Garden. The new station, which is operated by the Fiji Broadcasting Company, was built by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Limited. It
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    76 8 Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. (FOB) June 25** 25* i Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) June 25 9/16 25 11/16 No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (Spot loose) awardable Spore 25' i 25 s June 25*6 25 i July-Sept. Mil 26 Oct.-Dec. 26' i.
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    30 8 The weddinr took place at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Ka in pun x Kapor Road, yesterday of Mr. Foo Voon Sin and Miss Gan Slok Neo. Sunday Times Picture.
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    The King This Week
    1264 8  -  John Drinkwater By I START these notes in asto- nishment at the King's industry. During these past days his list of public engagements has been a heavy one, and in addition to these there are always some hours daily to be spent on the infinitely varied,
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    Torch Dancer's Dance Of Death
    272 8 Torch Dancer's Dance Of Death San Francisco. TPRAGEDY swept into the Raily lighted Shamrock CM lure when a cabaret girl's fantastic "torch dance" suddenly beramc a "dance of death. transforming a scenp of hi«jh festivity Into a wild strrnpedo irom a raging r.::ice. rrjtt'j Belli/ Blossoir CO da with tiro
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    OLD FAMILIES UNITED
    229 8 MR. S.M. ARATHOON MISS M. MICHAEL KJ\K Sarkies Martyrosc Arathocn. son l¥ of Mr. and Mrs. M.S. Arathoon, of Singapore, was married at St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday to Miss Mary Margaret Michael, daushtvr (;f Mr. and Mrs. M. Michael, of Singapore. The bride and bridegroom are members
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    18 HUSBANDS
    32 8 THE LAST— A LION TAMERSURVIVES HER Belgrade. Sofiya Nichevich, who has died here, aged sixty, had eighteen husbands. The eighteenth, who survives her, is a lion tamer in a circus.
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    FRANCE AND OLYMPIAD
    27 8 France in all probability will not send a team to the Olympic Games in Berlin in August. The Socialist party is opposed to participation.
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    36 8 Herr Hitler has ordered a bronzo bust of himself to be placed in the German Legation at Addis Ababa in appreciation of the bravery of Germans during the looting of the city before the Italians arrived.
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    1898 9 Mostly Politics, But It Does Not Lack Humanity Jawaharlal Nehru, An Autobiography, Bodley Head, 15s. AN Indian correspondent to the. Straits Times wrote the other day that when the Indian Congress "sits to devise a programme for 'mass consciousness' (since non-co-operation has failed), Pandit Jawaharlal
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    CHARMING, VOLATILE HUSBAND
    402 9 In Trouble On His Own In Baghdad Fog In Midsummer. By Eve Dorset. Melrose. 7s. Gd. Shining Armour. By Louise E. Dew. Denis Archer. 7s. 6d. Tl/HEN Elizabeth Brandon, Ignoring tne fact that her step-children did not need he in the least, sent her charming and volatile
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    TWO WESTERN STORIES
    289 9 In The Thick Of It King of the Range. By Frank Austin. The Bodley Head. 7s. 6d. Run of the Brush. By W. >1;u-l- Raine. Hodder Stoughton. 7s. < cl. LJERE are two good Western stories, full of action and wide opt 1 spaces, with plenty of
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      37 9 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. 275. South Bridge Road. Singapore. (Optician Mr. C. K. FAN). Tele. 2164. CHARGES CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE. 1. Sight tested glasses supplied from 14 3. CROOKS LENSES completed with trame from S6 TIGER BEEB
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    1529 10  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By \A/HO can blame the old lady, who went to bed Iwentyfive years &BTO with a slight chill and has remained in bed ever since seeing nobody but the vicar? If I could hrve done the same without seeing the vicar I think I
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    246 10 RADIO INTERFERENCE FROM HOSPITALS DEPORTS have been coming from America for some time past of a new form of wireless interference which apparently becomes so bad as to interfere with reception on every channel from 30 metres downwards, and it puzzled the engineers so completely that they gave
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      242 10 For throat-smooth! smoking you can't beat CRAjVENA PlgPfe* Eh THE FRESHNESS OF PACKING TIME^M '^3 51" P rcse *v c d within the air-tight TRU-VAC tin and protects the cigarettes against the harm- W ful influences of climatic changes, thus assuring V I c cool, sweet smoke wherever and whenever
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      648 10 PAIN WITH GASTRITIS. What must a man think who. after 12 years of terrib.e gastric pain and after trying everything else, tnkcs a small bottle as a "trial." only to find It cures him completely "During the past twelve years." Mr. G. W. writes, I have sullered very badly from
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      377 10 CONTRACT BRIDGE p'r^'Ut'^r^ai 103 by the four aces > finesse is By redoubling first and subsequently HIGH CARD r ng giving a single raise, North showed a VAI IIES ever, 1 l yuu of the look around, hand which was almost strong enough FOUR-ACES you may fre- for a game-forcing
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    Malayan Musings: Casual Comments On This And That
    1413 11 IJEW people will envy Mr. Lowinger his second mission as a tin fonlrol evangelist. It would be bad enough if It were Thoughts only a case of On The "converting" Tin Tangle Siam but he may learn that Ma.; a has been
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    MALAYAN JINGLES
    136 11 56 PRICKLY HEAT Just uhot care I though Ormsby'Gore be dumped in Downing Street, And Lotvinger hie East again, his magic, to repeat? What matter it that Nippon tweak the wounded Dragon's tail, And I, through writing foolish verses, miss the Homeward mail? Let France defy the Fascists
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    POLICE COLLEGE PUPIL RETURNS AS TEACHER
    63 12 Eighteen former students o£ the Metropolitan Police College, Hendon, having completed a year's practical training In the Force, are being drafted to duties as Junior Station Inspectors. They are the first college-trainees to enter the Force. One of them, Junior Station Ins pector Simpson,
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    PETROL WAR IN CHINA ENDED
    477 12 SOCONY AND A.P.C. WIN Chinese Firm Now Agent COST OF FIGHT— $2,000,000 ALTHOUGH the land and equipment have been sold, the Kwans II wa Petroleum Co., the biggest Chinese oil concern, still retains the goodwill and is acting as an agent for the Asiatic Petroleum
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    VICAR BANS DANCING
    226 12 HIS LAY READER DIMISSED THE Rev. S. J. Archer, Vicar of Withnell, Lancashire, has dismissed his lay reader, Mr. D. Barker, following a dispute over impromptu dancing at a nodding reception which he attended it St. Luke's Mission Church school.'om. The vicar said I forbid dancing because
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    Highland Chief's Birthday
    489 12 Highland Chief 's Birthday SIR FITZROY MACLEAN 101 YEARS OLD Oban, May 17. R4AOLKAN clansmen and Highlanders in all parts of the world will join in greeting Sir Fitzroy Maclean of Duart (10th baronet and 26th Chief of the Clan Maclean), who celebrates his 161 st birthday tomorrow. There will
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    TWO GIANT NEW AIR LINERS
    290 12 U.S. DUTCH PLANES TO CARRY 56 AND 48 PASSENGERS I "ywo huge new air liners are I being built in America and Holland. The Fokker Company, of Amsterdam, has completed plans for one which will carry 56 passengers and a crew of six. By night
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    MRS. BALDWIN
    242 12 HOW PREMIERS WIFE IS KEPT BUSY MRS. Baldwin discussed the duties or a Prime Minister's wife when she opened a new Church Army hostel for working girls at Nelson Square. S.E. "Just as in the present century the Prime Minister's work has increased by leaps and bound.;." she
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    PROFESSOR'S SUBMARINE SURVEY IN INDIAN OCEAN
    334 13 Mountains May Rise From Sea DUTCH ISLANDS MOVING JUKW mountains may be growing under the M, according to Professor F. A. Veninj? Meinesz, of the .State I'niversity, Itrecht, who described the ii'sults of his latest submarine survey at the lloynl Sschool of Mines, London.
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    MENU FOR LONG FLIGHTS
    195 13 3VHAT AIR MINISTRY ADVISES Chewing gum and Eau de Cologne are recommended by the Air Ministry -for long-distance fliers in "Medical •Notes and First Aid Treatment for Flights In the Tropics and Sub-Tropics 'Eau de Cologne spray is most refreshing to use when on longoistance flights."
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    World-Known Film Stars Arrive To Begin Work Soon In British Studios
    125 13 World-Known Film Stars Arrive To Begin Work Soon In British Studios RESTFUL HO LIDAY FIRST PNGLAND in summertime has an irresistible attraction for Hollywood's film stars. At present there are at least ten stars with world-known names staying In London. The liner Berengaria brought five of them, Leslie Howard, Sylvia
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    UNKISSED WIFE GETS DIVORCE
    103 13 A MARRIAGE minus kisses was held to be ground for a dlvcrcc when a young French society woman was granted a decree by the Seine Tribunal in the famous "unkissed wife" case. The wife declared her deep love for her husband, but complained that he had
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    Totidem Verbis
    567 14 Control Of Transport HTHE main fault to be found with the F.M.S. Central Transport Board which is to be formed is the '•F.M.S." Why not "Malayan," and make a job of it? That Mr. S. W. Nelson's authority will cease at a Colony or U.M.S. border is a
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    2612 14 A Critic 1 Of The Present System r PHE following criticism of certain aspects of Colonial administration is reproduced from Mr. W. R. Crocker's book on Nigeria recently published by George Allen and Untcin, Ltd. Mr. Crocker retired a short ichile ago from the JSigerian Administrative Service. VtfHO
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    MONSOON DELAY BRINGS HEAT WAVE TO MALAYA
    491 15 NIGHTS OF UNREST, WEARINESS IN DAYTIME Hot Spell Takes Toll Of Health 80 DEC AT MIDNIGHT THE belated arrival of the south-west monsoon has brought some relief after one of the severest heat spells ever recorded in Singapore and the Malay Peninsula. Long
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    DISASTROUS FIRE IN HOLLAND
    257 15 Outbreak In Candle Factory ONLY OUTER WALL LEFT STANDING Amsterdam, May 12. A FIRE of unprecedented magnitudr last night completely destroyed a stearin c;mdle and rhemical factory covering an area of nearly 20 acres between Rotterdam and I'trecht. The fire, the cause of which has not
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    "WARLIKE SPIRIT OF BLACKSHIRTS"
    119 15 MIDDLE-AGED MEN FOR MILITIA Rome. IN fulfilment of the oath taken by the people to Signor Mussolini on May 9 I when the founding of the new Roman Empire was announced 1 the directors of the Fascist Party have ordered that all Fascists between 21 and
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    28 15 A Catholic priest has been sentenced at Mannheim to four months" Imprisonment for making disparaging remarks about the Nazi pirty and criticising the uniforms of the Hitler Youth.
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    RELIEF FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
    213 15 LIFE PROLONGED BY NEW TREATMENT 'THE discovery of a method of alle- viatlng high blood pressure, and prolonging the life of sufferers, evolved by thiee Liverpool University professors, was announced by Mr. Maurice Stern, chairman of the Liverpool Heart Hospital, at the annual meeting of
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    PLEA FOR RACIAL CONTROL
    202 15 LORD HORDER ON EUGENICS New York. I ORD HORDER, lecturing on eugen- ics before the Academy of Medicine in New York, said that in Britain one person out of every ten Is too dull or too unhealthy to be absorbed in industry one out of every
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    SOCIALIST BID FOR U.S. PRESIDENCY
    60 15 CANDIDATE NOMINATED Cleveland (Ohio). Mr. Norman Thomas has been nominated as the Socialist candidate for the Presidency of the United States by an overwhelming vocal vote of the Socialist National Conventior. Mr. Thomas, who is 51, and was once a Presbyterian minister, has twice before
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    28 15 Dr. Hu Tsai Kuen wishes to thank all friends and relatives who kindly attended his father's funeral and those who sent wreath, telegrams and letters of condolence.
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    "Play-Daze"
    288 15 SPORT MAKES NEW MALADY DLAY-DAZE," a form of mental black-out due to over-con-centration, is becoming an increasing problem in the world of competitive sport. Tennis players often suffer from it; cricketers know it; It Is particularly common in golf and attention is again focused on it by the decision
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    Tin, Rubber, Pineapples
    523 15 MR. GOH HOCK HUATS CAREER (By A Special Correspondent.) JVjK Goh Hock Huat was born in Penang 52 years afro of humble parents. He was educated at St. Xavier's Institute where he passed the VII Standard and the School Commercial Course. As his parents were too poor
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    BOAT-RACE STROKES PRIZE POEM
    145 15 WRITTEN WHEN BORED WITH TRAINING D. M. de R. Winser stroked the Oxford crew in this yeai's Boat-race. His efforts failed— but another effort he was working on has succeeded. Winser has won the coveted New- i dtgate Prize for English Verse the' literary plum of
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    HITLER PLAY BANNED IN PARIS
    82 15 ASTONISHING TABLEAU Paris. A remarkable play entitled "Hitler," which has been showing at the Belleville Theatre here has been prohibited by a decree issued by the Prime Minister. The play presented with lavish imagination scenes ranging from the Munich revolt to the shooting of Captain
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    31 15 Budapest, William Clalr, aufhor of the coda vhkfl is the manual of all Hungarian duellists, is seventy-eight. He has fought sixty-eight duels, but ws never once hit.
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    1011 16 By The Onlooker r\OES anyone still drink rum punch at the Sepoy Lines Golf Club? The club used to make a speciality of this drink years ago, it having been introduced by Mr. J. H. W. Park, v. *o had learnt to know its potency while serving
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    169 16 CASHIERED COLONEL'S ALLOWANCE TMSCLOSURE was made in the Coro- raons last week that Lieut.-Colonel H. R. Sandford. of the Royal Engineers, had been given a compassionate allowance after being; rnnvirted in India of forgery. Sir William Allen. M.P.. has fought for two years to clear the colonels name.
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    168 18 THIRD WIN FOR LONDON Tli.> British Professional Ballroom Dancing Championship was won for the third time in succession, at Blackpool by Mr. H. Jacques and Miss M. Dcemlns of London. They also won the waltz, foxtrot, quickstep and tango championships. The runners-up in all the events were
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    1434 18 Malayan Flying Notes SINGAPORE'S NEW HORNET MOTH PENANG BUYING FAST NEW PLANECOST OF LEARNING TO FLY By "Birdman" •■TAKING advantage of the fact that the main area of the Kuala Lumpur aerodrome, wnlch has und-.gone extensive reconditioning, is now open again the Kuala Lumpur Flying
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    273 18 £1,114,850 PLAN FOR PORTSMOUTH pORTBMOUTH has taken a great stop forward with the proposal to make LangStoae Harbour ar Empire air base*. The Cl :y Council met specialty to receive the report of the Docks and Airport Committee which r< min-iul-pd the adoption of a £1.114.
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    747 19 Max Factor's Advice A Good Beginning Is Essential CONSTANT PRACTICE NEEDED I HAVE never used makeup before please help me get off to the right start." There seems to be no age-limit to this plea. There are young girls who rejoice that they have reached the age
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    32 19 THIS is a "Celebrity" model. Grey, black and white would be good colours with the little white collar and cuffs. These little knife-pleat-ing frills are being worn a lot this season.
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    428 19 TO DIMINISH LAMP GLARE THOUGH needlework is a favour- ite pastime just now, women are not prepared to run risks with their eye-sight for the sake of their hobby. They like to work in a strong light when artificial light is needed, but they know that glare is baa for
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    103 19 Mince four ounces of cold meat and mix with It four ounces of mashed potato. Season with pepper, salt, and a little anchovy essence, and bind the whole together with the yolk of an egg. Shape the mixture into cutlets and lay them on cutlet-shaped pieces of fried
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    65 20 Coloured silk scarves that have been in use for a while and have been washed several times are apt to look rather worn in the middle. It is worth while to cut the middle portion right out and then Join the two pieces together. This makes a short
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    2220 21 5Y o£/£ WOAL47V CORRESPONDENT £"lITKF interest throughout Malaya next week will, no doubt, be centred on the wedding of Miss Bridget Thomas (a picture of whom appears in this page i. ot,';- daughter o.' H. E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, and Lady Thonas, to Captain Lotiaga, which takes
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    85 21 The vogue for Medici hats has Inspired a striking novelty. It consists of a trill to be worn tightly around the neck like the old-fashioned fraise which accorded so harmoniously with the hats of Catherine de Medici's day. These frills are seen in lingerie. In sheer net
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    LACQUERED NOSEGAYS
    56 21 Schiaparellis favourite floral accents are nosegays of lacquered linen rimmed with a lacy edging recalling that on Valentines. She uses them on the lapels of days suits or to make an should strap on evening frocks. Borne of her mannequins wear a cluster of flowers at the nape
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    CHEESE SOUFFLES
    91 21 Pour half a teacupful of hot milk on two tablcspoonfuls of breadcrumbs and let them soak. Then add four ounces of grated cheese, two ounces of butter, pepper and salt, and the yolks of two eggs. Heat without boiling until it is all melted and leave to cool
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    APRICOT ROLLS
    60 21 Rub apricots through sieve, season lightly with brown sugar and a dash of cloves and spread this puree on thin slices of baked or boiled ham. Roll up the slices and fasten with toothpicks. Dip rolls in slightly beaten egg and roll in fine dried bread crumbs. Brush
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    LEADING GOAL SCORER IN WAXWORK SHOW
    1837 22 "Few Days' Secretary" Stays 30 Years By A Special Correspondent puR a long time, Blackpool F.C. had a reputation for finding «ood players for the benefit of other clubs. They still discover good players, but nowadays, they hem. Financial necessity dictated the former policy;
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    LUNAB BEAT SCHOOL
    45 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. The Lunas basket ball team beat the Chong Hua Chinese School by 29 points to 15. In the first half the game was keen, but the latter htff saw the Cuong Hua bojra playing below form.
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    20 22 The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club cricket tram which lost to the Penang C. R. C. by 139 runs last week-end.
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    NEGRI ATHLETES TRAINING
    462 22 TENNIS TOURNAMENT BEGINS JUNE 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremfaan, Saturday. JUDGING from the interest that is being: shown by athletes in Negri Sembilan, the forthcoming championship meeting is bound to; be a great success. A group of intending competitors may be seen each evening on the
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    SEGAMAT SHOOTING
    112 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Scgamat. The standard of shooting shown at the first prize shoot of the Segamat Rifle Club, held at the Batu Anam Range, was rather poor, as most of the 20 competitors who took part were beginners. From the Interest shown by its members, however,
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    JOHORE-MUAR CRICKET
    213 22 109 FOR 7 THEN RAIN FALLS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. TPHE cricket match between the J.C.C. ar.d IVltiar played here had to be abandoned shortly after tiffin, owing 1 to rain when the J.C.C. had scored 109 for 7 wickets. P. Webb had a good innings
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    S.A.H. OLD BOYS
    129 22 At the annual general meeting of I the Sultan Abdul Hamld Old Boys' Association the following were eleotied office bearers for the year. Preslj dent. H.H. Tunku Yacob (re-elected* vice-presidents. Headmaster of College (ex-offlcio» Mr. Azml bin Mohamed, Mr. Mohamed Sultan bin Adamsa "reelected) hon. secretary,- Mr.
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    SINGAPORE BILLIARDS
    63 22 The Singapore Billiards Association tournament will begin on Monday at the Metropole Hotel, Bras Basah Road. Singapore. The following two matches will be played en that day: At 6 p.m. Goh Guar. Chuah Clerical Union) vs. UB Chuan G?ok (Aston Athletic Club) At 8.30 p.m. Tan Boon Poh
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    J.C.C. TEAM CHOSEN
    56 22 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. The following will represent the Johore Cricket Club against the Singapore Recreation Club on Sunday at the padang- Ahmad b. Suleiman. Khoo Peng Hock, Macnamara, F. V. Duckworth, W. O. Reeves, H. D. Orundy, K. P. Krishnan, A. B. Barthelot, P.
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    DATES REARRANGED
    45 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. The following are the new dates for postponed matches in the Johore Bahru District Football Association League: June 17 Customs vs. P.W.D. A,A.; June 18 Jorlnthians vs. Medical Sports Club; June 14 Customs ts. Medical Sports Club.
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    HORSE DROPS DEAD DURING SELANGOR RACES
    1725 24 Great Joy Collapses Of Heart Failure JOCKEY INJURED: NOW IN HOSPITAL DAY OF CLOSE FINISHES Mr. Lam Looking' s Prohibition Wins Great Race (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua!a Lumpur, Saturday. A SERIES of clom ftlrilhf and an accident in the so:ond race of the
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    19 24 illt I'KKAK RAM which won the intrr-State relay race at the P.W.D. athletic meeting at Kuala Lumpur !*st week.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    287 24 VERY CLOSE MATCH AT CLERICAL UNION A POOR crowd turned up at the Clerical Union yesterday to witness further games in the men's junior singles cha-npionship. Only two games, however, out of the four fixtures were played off. one came being postponed and a walkovor bcins conceded
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    U.S. GOLF OPEN
    47 24 LEADERS OF THE SECOND ROUND Springfields, Saturday. The leaders of the second round of the American open golf championship are Roy Mangrum 69—71 140, Victor Ghezzl 70— 70— =140; Denny Shut 72—69=141; Henry Picard 70—71 141; Harry Cooper 71—70=141; Johnny Revolta 70— 71=141.— Reuter.
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    25 24 The cricket match between the S.C.C and Che Khalsa Association, which was to .have been played yesterday on the Khalsa ground, was cancelled.
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    PLANS FOR BISLEY
    180 24 HONG KOiNG M\\ COMPETE FOR IMPERIAL TROPHY THE Hong Kong Rifle Association recently founded by Major D. H. Steers, Staff Officer, Royal Engineers,'. hopes to send a learn to Bisley next i i year to compete for the Imperial 1 Trophy offered by the proprietors of! j
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    KEE POW'S 70
    200 24 Raffles Declare ami Are Beaten 'THE Ceylon Sports Club "A" beat Raffles College at cricket yesterday at Bukit Timah, by four wickets. RAFFLES COLLEGE Kee Pow b de Silva 70 Thuralsingham b Sabapathy 4 Boon Soon lbw. b de Sllva 12 Chow Choi c Thillainathan b Chelliah
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    China's Olympic Football Team Back From Java
    548 24 TO MEET SERVICES TODAY A FTER playing eleven matches in Java, ten of which they won, the other being drawn, China's Olympic football team arrived back in Singapore by air yesterday morning, fresh and fit for their match today with the Services. With
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    Local League Tables
    340 24 rIE positi )n in tho local leagus soccer tables up to date arc as toli lows rinoi uitioiun P. W. L. D F. A. Pts, R.A.F. <Z) 10 6 2 2 28 15 14 Chinese (2) 10 6 2 2 22 14 14 Midd. Regt. <-) 7
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    91 24 Japanese Cliib Lose by Five Games To On<* The V.M.C.A. beat th? Japanese Club at lawn tennis by five games to one it tneir court yesterday. Results: Karr.la and Pereira beat Okomoto and Uchlda 6—l. 6—o. Chong Thutt Pitt and Dr. Harldas beat Murakami and Nakagawa 6—2. B—6.
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    N.C.C. BEAT CHINESE
    38 24 In a low-scoring match at McNaii Road the Nondescripts C. C. beat the S.C.R.C. by three wickets. S.C.R.C. 76 (Choon Llm 23. Henry Boon 18). N.C.C. 80 for seven (Choor Singh 32 and Wyatt 28).
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    Medical College Union Officials
    26 24 Mr. Khoo Eng Poh (left), president, and Mr. Au Yeong Siew Tko— M, honorary sports secretary, of the Medical College Union, Singapore.
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    SERVICES BEAT NEGRI ON "BOGEY" GROUND
    472 25 WINNERS FLATTERED BY THE SCORE Military Backs' Great Understanding (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Combined Ser\ ices 4. Negri Sembilan 0. DLAYING exceedingly well, the Combined Services beat Negri for the first time on this bogey ground here in a Malaya Cap match
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION ANNUAL SPORTS
    458 25 RAFFLES INSTITUTION ANNUAL SPORTS S. K. SUNDARAM THE CHAMPION ATHLETE A LARGE gathering yesterday atten-d.-ri the annual athictic spor: the Raffles Institution, which wer/ hold on Ih^ school ground yesterdav under rerj lavnurable weather conditions AM r the conclusion ot the meeting. Mrs J A Hunter, wife of the Aclir.';
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    AMATEUR BOXING FINALS
    277 25 HARD HITTING AND PLENTY OF ACTION pi.K.Vi'Y of action and hard hilliu'; livened the finals of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association tournament, which were held at the New World arena last night. The special return contest between W. Mitche!l (5.A.8.C.) and A C. Blood iRAF.i ended in
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    208 IN 105 MINUTES
    81 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. The Penang Sports Club A team overwhelmed the Butterworth Recreation Club on the Padang today, scoring 208 for four In 105 minutes against 56. The chief scorers were Jeans 45, Miller 20, Ponsford 53 retired, Baker 39. Cooke 28 not
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    50 25 Fur today's fixtures see page 3. MONDAY. JCNE 8. Soccer: Ccmmercial Cup, Kest&nglo vs. S.H.B. at 5.H.8.: Friendlier S.C.C. "B" vs. Rajah's College at S.C.C. St Joeeph's vs. Angio-Chincsc School at St Joseph's: Mercantile Inst I vs. Govt. Printing Ofllco at Serangoon. G«lf: Singapore G.C. women's monthly medal.
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    28 25 In a friendly same of football at the J.«lan Besar stadium yesterday. the Government Services (above) defeated the Clerical Union by two coals to nil. —Sunday Times Photograph
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    Bright Batting On The Padang
    426 25 S.C.C's BIG TOTAL Seven Double Figure Scores rfWE S.C.C. batsmen found he ■1 Sungci Ujonc Club bowling ftry much to their liking when they met in the annual match on the S.C.C. ground yesterday. The home team put up 229 runs ond Sungei Ujong had
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    SWIMMING GALA
    210 25 From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. 'THE Kinta Swimming Club held a most successful gala when the opportunity was taken by members to congratulate Messrs. Foo Choong Yit, Chew Kok Thye and Dr. Chong Tak Nam on their appointment as J. Ps for the State of Perak. A
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    ST. ANDREW'S WIN
    200 25 St. Andrew's School beat the Medical Union on the Medical College ground yester Scores MEDICAL COLLEGE UNION Mohd. b Taib b Thoy 19. J. Singh b Hoosainsoh 16, Samuel b Thoy 3. Dr. Au c and b Ferguson 8, Chong Woo b Thoy 0, Dr. Param run
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    CENTURY BY ST. JOSEPH'S BOY
    253 25 HEAVY DEFEAT FOR A.C.S. WIGUEL Toledo, the brilliant school- boy bowler who has represented Malacca in State matches, proved too strong a factor for the Anglo-Chinese School batsmen when he turned out for St. Joseph's Institution at Bras Basah Road, Singapore, yesterday. He captured eight
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    RAIN INTERVENES
    73 25 Lee Soon Wee Just Misses Century (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday Heavy rain an hour before the finish was the cause for the abandonment of a friendly cricket match between the Sclangor Club and a scratch eleven on the Padang today. The latter batting first declared
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    CHINESE FIND THINGS EASY
    541 25 FOUR GOALS AGAINST THE POLICE By "Leißhton." ChtaCM 4. Police 1 DLAYING very much better football in the second half the Chinese had little difficulty in defeating the Podce in a First Division match at i Arson Road Stadium yesterday by four goals to one. The
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    S.C.C. BOWLS
    276 25 The following are the results of last week's matches in the S.C.C. lawn bowls triples championship tournament. E. H. R. Bowerman's team beat A. Ferguson's team 18 —12, H. R. Wilson's beat H. R. L. Dynes 14—9. W. Y. Semple's beat O. P. Griffith-Jones' 1(1—5. E. J. Cassels'
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    18 25 Mewa Singh, winner of the Ctaai 111 high jump at the Raffles Schorl sports yesterday. Sunday Times Photograph
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    PERAK FOOTBALL TRIAL
    63 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. The final Perak State soccer trial prior to the selection of the team to j meet Kedah in a Malaya Cup match next Saturday played here today produced an unexpected result the probable State side being beaten by the Kest 4—l.
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    SKINS' SPORTS
    508 25 KERR JUST MISSES VICTOR LUDORUM I EAPING with a rijht ankle which he had dislocated the previous afternoon but which had been "put riThf by a Punjabi boot- boy at night. Corporal Kerr, of Headquarter Wins of the R^yal InniskiUing Frsiliers, k«lt n*«"»-al competitors in the lons jump
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    PERRY FOR AUSTRALIA IN NOVEMBER
    63 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Melbourne, May 28 Fred Perry, who will arrive in Australia early in November, will begin his tour by competing In the Queensland tennis championships at Brisbane In November. He will take part In the New South Wales and Victorian champior sMips
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    MALAYAN ASSOCIATION'S ASTOUNDING DECISION
    1464 26 TOURNAMENT ON DAVIS CUP LINES All Games In One Session A Danger To Health AND WHY NO WOMEN'S EVENTS? By Our Badminton Correspondent TliK meeting of the Badminton Association of Malaya last Sunday u:t:- duly heM and the rules and regulations which wore re-drafted! and circularised
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    PENANG BADMINTON
    52 26 The committee of tho Penang Badminton Association is to hold a meeting to discuss the senior open championships. Messrs. Cheah Inn Kiong and Chee Tiang Seng have been elected vice-presidents of the Penang Badminton Association, In place of Messrs. Koh Sin Hock and Ong Keng Seng who have
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    79 26 Photograph taken after a reception given by members of th« Chinese United Club, Suntci Patani, in honour of Mr. Chee Moh Eng, Inspector of Chinese Schools. Kedah. Mr. Chee is going to China on a three months' holiday. Centre:— Mr. Chee Moh Eng, right: Mr. Low Guan Cheng, Secretary; Left:—
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    HARD-EARNED VICTORY
    639 26 SELANGOR'S DOUBLE > (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. TTHE inter-State badminton triangular tournament betw <-n Perak, Penan* and Selangor played i Ipoh during the Whitsuntide hoUdays re--1 suited in a hard-earned victory for Se- langor who thus retain the Leong Sin i Nam trophy the
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    Open Basket Ball League
    589 26 YAYU A.A. STILL UNDEFEATED AST week saw three teams com- j pleting their programmes in the open basket-ball league. The Al Tong Old Boys played their last match against the Commercial and Industrial Old Boys. The former team were given no quarter and lost *.o the
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    GOLF CLUBS DRAW
    89 26 (From Our Own Correspondent > Taiping. In an inter-club golf match played here the Perak Golf Club drew witli the Ipoh Gclf Club. Scores IPOH. TATPING. Mitchell Johnston 'i White and Birso.. Howard and Gilchrist and Begg 1 WhiterkV 0 Smallwood and Jacques and Dane 1 Tatc
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    WIN BY ONE RUN
    300 26 SCHOOL BEATS CLUB AT KUANTAN ♦From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuantan. Tn a cricket match payed here i the District Office padar.g the Government English School beat the Kuantan Recreation Club by one run. Scores K.R.C. (Ist Innings.) HarllinKani caught b George Lawthrr 10, Yap Pitt Van
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    MALAYS LEADING
    194 26 TAIPING LEAGUE FOOTBALL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Talp Tho Taioin? and District Footoall 1 League is coming to an end in an > r week's time. Four more matches have to be played. The M.i!u\ s ar loaders in the llr.s;. division with 19 points, and the u:
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSN.
    36 26 Members of th° I'Jtn are requested to note thAt thi funeral i Mr. Teo Kyc Soon's father will take p!aco todny at 10 a.m. at CD, Serangoun Road to Bukit Brcvv-n ecmetay. r«r>'-
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    SINGAPORE ATHLETIC SEASON NOW IN FULL SWING
    609 27 Oldest S.C.C. Trophy— Beer Mug For Athletics First Holder Was In "Skins" Malayan Meeting By HpIE athletics season is now in iuil swing in Singapore. Thei Inniskiilinx Fusiliers held their fmtlni during the course of the past week and the finals yesterday. The
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    AUGUST B.P.
    227 27 Last Sunday th^ Ausust Badminton Psirty >>ited Puloe Samboe with about 50 numbers, when badminton, soccer and ping pong matches were played. A vi ry Interesting game of football recultM In a draw of four goals all. Mr. Madon or the Samboe Clerks' OJub refereed. Scorers Jor the
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    SELANGOR HOPE TO KEEP CUP
    587 27 LESSONS LEARNED AT PENANG Bj Springbok. Kuala Lumpur. r TO the Sela;igor defence goes the! 1 credit of the State's victory inj the first Malaya cup match this: season, and if the attack benefit from the lessons learned at Penang last week-end, the side should
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    MERCANTILE INSTITUTE
    142 27 Mercantile Institute vs. Government Printing Office at Serangoon Road on Monday A. Lourdes C. /Jphonao: Teo Ban Teck; A. Tamby: A. Sankaran; Seng Quee, S. Din; Chong Hui: Ng Peng Cher; O. Hendryk; T. I K. VeUu. Reserves: J. Ritchie, P. O. Muttu, Oman. Stan Hock. 1 2nd
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    20 27 In the final ol the Malayan P.W.I). Finch Cup competition Selangor (above) beat Johore (below) by thr^e goals to one.
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    Muar's Cricket Talent
    577 27 ONE OF STRONGEST TEAMS IN STATE (From Our Own Correspo ..^<>t.) betfamat. rnHE Muar Cricket itmMtoa will be having a busy iirne this week. By the time these notes appear in print, Muar will have played the Johore Civil Service Club, and whatever the result, it will
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    SEGAMAT LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    491 27 STANDARD SPOILED BY ROUGH PLAY (From Our Own Correspondent) Seganiat. rriHE opening match of the Segamat District Football League last week was productive of very poor soccer. The Police went down to the Town XI by two goals to nil. The winners fully deserved tbeir victory bnt
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    REYNARD B. P.
    88 27 The following are toe first round result* of the Reynard BP. open singles tournament Derrick Klong beat Y. L. Kang 13 IS (5—3) 13—13 (5—3), A. A. Rahman beat Hassan 12—15. 15—5, 15—3, A. Rahim beat Rahman bin Awang 15—11, 11—15, 16—5. L. K. Leng beat K.
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    Y.M.C.A. SPORTS
    44 27 Entries are invited for the Old Boys 100 yards and 880 yards races at the first annual sports of the V.M.C.A. School of Commerce to be held at trie Jalan Besar Stadium, on July 3. Entries must be received by June 15.
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    Air Minister's Son Married In London
    67 28 MB. JOHN I -M.ll-FI I.IMI son of Lord Swinton, who, as Mr Philip Cnnltflc-Ltater, was Secretary of State for the Cotonle*. (raving St. Peier's Church, Eaton Square, after his marriaffe to Mia Anne Irvine MedUcott, daughter of Canon R.S. Mrdlirott. The brMe wore a
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    15 28 Five-year-old Pamela Tanner (left) was elected May Queen at the Ha*h Myddleton School. Clerkenwell, London.
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    BETTY NUTHALL BEATEN
    36 28 BETTY NUTHALL BEATEN M.ME. HENROTIM (France) in !>lay against Betty Nuthall, •horn she beat 6 —2. 2 —6. 7 —5 n the fourth round of the ■.omen's singles of the British 'vird courts championships at Bournemouth.
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    34 28 Mil. 3LU*.. Oi.il MAGOOMAJL p anting a tree from Vancouver Island at the rriTrstdc of C'apt. Ocorge Vancouver, foamier of British Coiambia, at Petersham Church, Surrey, on the 138 th anniversary of his death.
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    27 28 Siamese Prince Wins At Brooklands THREE CARS sweeping down i.oin the banking in the International Trophj- race at Brooklands, which was won by Prince Bira of Slam.
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