The Straits Times, 16 August 1936

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    39 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 243 Sunday, August 16, 1936 Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES L The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya. No. 243 Sunday, August 18, 1936 Price 10 cents.
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    YIELDING TO SIAM WOULD END TIN SCHEME
    122 1 'Large Minimun Tonnage Cannot Be Conceded To One Country Only" MR. LOWINGER SAILS FOR ENGLAND (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. "gO far we have- not been able to reconcile the Siamese Governments view with that of the signatory countries and I am
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    -RESTRICTION WILL COLLAPSE" WITHOUT AGREEMENT
    167 1 '"T"HE negotiations with Siam have been proceeding on the most friendly terms. Other countries have the right to put forward their own views and so far we have been unable to reconcile the Siamese Government's view with that of the signatory countries." Aslied whether in
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    MR. H. G. HAMMETT TO MARRY
    45 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mal-cca, Saturday The wedding takes place next Saturday of Miss Vowler and Mr. Hirold George Hammctt, District Officer, Jasin. The page beys wi'l be Master Billy Vowler, brother of the bride, and Master Peter Sruton.
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    S.I.O. ALSAGOFF GIVEN TEA PARTY
    49 1 Syzd Ibrahim bin Omar Aloagolf was entertained to a tea-party at Kee Sun Road yesterday by the Arabic Social and Literary Club, of which he is president, in honour of his recent appointment as Justice of the Peace, Singapore. A large crowd was present.
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    37 1 Mr. iv_o L'con Hean. a former Sclangor football player, was married yesterday morning at the Chinese Consulate General, Singapore, to Miss Choy Wor Soon, of Penang. Report of the weduing is in page 4. —Sunday Times Photograph.
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    Dr. Page Looks Us Over
    310 1 FLIGHT IN R.A.F. PLANE <'THE n.ost comfortable plane I have ever flown in and a most interesting: experience." was the comment of the Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, Dr. Earle Tage, after he had spent more than anjwut and quarter yesterday Ilyii»t over Singapore Island
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    17 DEAD IN CROSSING CRASH
    54 1 17 DEAD IN CROSSING CRASH Three Rivers, Quebec. (SEVENTEEN people were killed and fifteen injured at a level crossing at Canpac when a fast goods train crashed into a motor-coach full of people returning from an election rally. The bodies of the dead and dying were scattered for some distance
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    "SWAN-UPPING"
    60 1 ITH.E Kings Swan Master id representatives of the Dyes and Vintners Companies have begun the annual task of swanupping. All Thames swans belong either to the Crown or the Dyers and. Vintners Companies. Swan-upping means that young birds are marked on the beak to show the owner. The picture
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    Black Week Of Terrorism
    91 1 MORE OUTRAGES IN PALESTINE Jerusalem, Saturday. poi'R occupants of a motor-car were killed and a fifth wounded as a result of an Arab attack outside Haifa during Uie night. The victims were the chauffeur, a Jewess, two Jewish special constables and the wounded man was another
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    COL. EATON SAILS
    78 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. INTERVIEWED before sailing for home on retirement Col. B. J. Eaton, director of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, expressed his appreciation to the newspapers for the propaganda given to advance agricultural and planting progress in Malaya. He wished success to
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    110 1 AN archway of swords was formed by his brother officers at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday when Capt. W. O. Phillips left the church with his bride, Miss E. Lamb, after their marriage by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. B. C. Roberts. The bride is the daughter of the
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    Badajoz A Funeral Pyre For Its Slaughtered Defenders
    333 1 Badajoz A Funeral Pyre For Its Slaughtered Defenders Lisbon, Saturday. DADAJOZ was captured by the insurgents last night after a battle which lasted several days and ended in the burning of the town. Reuters special correspondent, who flew to the scene, arrived at the height of fierce fighting. An insurgent
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    MALAYA'S FOOD SUPPLY
    87 1 "HANDICAPPED BY LACK OF ROADS" from Sungei Tempayan to Batang Berjuntai, but the scheme was dropped during the slump. He thought this area, planted with rubber and oil palms, badly needed proper road communication. Mr. Reeve-Tucker and Mr. Lai Tet Loke referred to the bad and dangerous
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    "A BAD PILOT"
    49 1 JMj Loais Bleiiot, who v.... in Paris on July 25, at the age of 64, made aviation history with the first flight across the English Channel 27 years ago. He always insisted he was a bad pilot. His real wor«c. he said, was as a mechanic.
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    Courts Closed DANGER OF ROOF COLLAPSE
    124 1 Courts Closed DANGER OF ROOF COLLAPSE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. gECAUSE of the danger of the collapse of tbe roof over the Kuala Lumpur magistrate's courts Mr. J. Caider, the first magistrate, has closed tbe building until further j notice. This moraine the court wa^ held in
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    Colony Cavalcade
    1961 2 Singaporeans In the Hills The P.W.D. Provides a Jungle Promenade Waterfalls, Humans and Otters I HAVE written a good deal on this page at one time and another about southern Johore as a holiday hinterland for Singapore, and I have suggested that we ought to learn to make
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      73 2 I Extract from Straits Times:— >v I also learn that a sample of crocod'.l'' A j meat has been tested at the College of /A Medicine. Singapore, and has been pronounced equal to venison. So that |\A it Malaya is ever b'.ockaded, and the I Co.d Storage Company closes down,
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    ON LEAVE IN CHINA: BECAME A COLONEL
    131 3 Kuala Lumpur Pastor Now With Military Academy ENTERED EXAMINATIONS "JUST FOR FUN" His Views On "Salvation Of The Country" "EVERY MAN SHOULD RENDER MILITARY SERVICE" "pHINA desires peace not armed peace, but peace in the real sense of the word I believe in
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    MALAY COLONY'S COMPLAINT
    200 3 Allegations Of "Persecution In Ceylon Colombo, Aug. 5. COMK members of the Malay Colony at Maha Bolana, in Magam Pattu, of the Hambantota district, have come all the way to Colombo to lay before the Governor their grievances, says the Times of Ceylon. Their chief grievance is
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    GRAMOPHONES FOR INDIAN "UPLIFT"
    107 3 CHEAPER THAN RADIO Bombay. P*OK the time beinn the gramophon* is likely to supersede the radio as the means of village uplift" in India The Punjab Rural Reconstruction Department is the latest to equip itself with special gramophone and instructional records for the villagers. The records
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    UNITY AMONG THE MASSES
    560 3 MR. YAP is spending the summer vacation of the Academy revisiting Malaya, and he left Singapore yesterday for Kuala Lumpur. He will be returning to his new post in Nanking on Aug. 29. Mr. Yap ascribes his new position to a trend of events which began
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    SCAWFELL TRAGEDY
    93 3 TEACHERS SLIP AND "HEADLONG RUN" Whltchaven. A verdict of accidental death was recorded at the Inquest at Eskdale on Mr. Frank Allen, 30, of Leicester, a master at Wlrral Grammar School, ißebblngton. Cheshire, who was killed on Scawfell. Another Wirral master, Mr. Harold Bowman, said he saw Mr.
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    EXPEDITION RETURNS
    57 3 Five of the 10 members of the French Himalayan expedition which recently unsuccessfully attempted to climb the "Hidden Peak" in KaraKorams have returned to Delhi en route for Colombo on their way home. They attributed their failure largely to the early arrival of the monsoon, and hope to
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    WITHDRAWAL FROM ADEN
    34 3 The Government of India Is withdrawing the reinforcements sent to the Aden and Port Sudan garrisons when the Abyssinian emergency arose, but one company of Punjabis will retrain in Addis Ababa.
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    Shells Dropped Near P. & O. Liner
    149 3 Shells Dropped Near P. O. Liner £APTAIN H. E. SMITH, master of the P. and O. liner Chitral, interviewed by The Sun-^a/ Times yesterday refuted previously cabled reports that shells fired by Spanish rebel soldiery had dropped within forty yards of the liner's stern outside Tangier. Regarding the happenings on
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    Mme. FLORIGNTS RECITAL AT "THE DOG"
    162 3 Mme. FLORIGNTS RECITAL AT "THE DOG" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. QINCERE appreciation of a talented pianist was shown at the Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur, thir. week when Madame Renoe Florigny, who is back in Malaya on another world tour, gave a recital. After giving works by Beethoven and
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    KILLED BY LIGHTNING
    50 3 Three young men were killed by iiehtning »rhile standing in th? doorway of a house at Sherbrookc Nova Rcctla, watching a thunderstorm. The Amiral Mouchez. a hydrographic vessel of 715 tons, named after the admiral commanding the French Northern Squadron In 1870 has been launched at Cherbourg.
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    DEATH
    41 3 SMITH.— At the General Hospital, Singapore on Aug. 15, 1936, Arthur Smith, in his 71st year. The funeral cortege will leave 9, Chancery Hill Road, at 4 p.m. today for St. Andrew's Cathedral and thence to Bldadari Cemetery for Interment.
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    "I HAVE LOST 20 LBS. OF FAT"
    198 3 Woman's Joyful Letter It was a candid remark Dy an acquaintance that started this woman thinking about her cverweijtht. Read her letter I must write and tell you now pleased 1 am with Kmschcn Salts. I have reduced from 10 stone to 8
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      580 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY SEA VIEW lIOitL to boxholdcrs at 8 p.m. General delivery Bpxlal Tiffin and Special Dinner. on Monday at 8.25 a.m. iviwi. Mails from China and Japan on Tuesday CINLMAS Qln Maru \::iAMBRA: Captain ?!ood with Errol Tiftm. 10.30. 3.15. 6.15, 9.15. CAPITOL: Th? Great Ziesffeki. 2. is—
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    "TEACHING YOUTH MALPRACTICES OF LIFE'
    591 4 Effects Of The Cinema On Humanity ADDRESS TO KUALA LUMPUR FORTNIGHTLY CLUB "A Danger To Creative Abflity Of Future" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur. THAT children in their daily lives make a wrong use of their imagination by mimicking ready-made ideas from films, when
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    INVESTITURE AT SEREMBAN
    230 4 C. M. G. FOR TENGKU BESAR OFSRIMENANTI High Commissioner To Officiate (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. TUESDAY, Auk. 18, will be a red letter day lor the people of Knala Pilah and Sri Menanti when His Excellency the Hifh Commissioner, Mr. A. S. Small will invest Tengku
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    238 4 MR. NEO BOON HEAN AND MISS CHOY WOR SOON A former Malaya Cup footballer for Selangor, Mr. Neo Boon Hean, was married yesterday morning to Miss Choy Wor Soon, of Penang, at the Consulate General. Dr. P. K. C. Tyau, Chinese Consul-General in Singapore, officiated. The bride is
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    BREWERS' COMPANY
    29 4 Colonel O. B. Winch has been elected Master of the Brewers' Company, Mr. W. H. Whitbread is the Upper Warden, and Mr. O. M. Crossman Renter Warden
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    22 4 EDWARD BHAV; WbO lfl received tne C.B.E. (Civil Division) in the Birthday Honours for public services In the North Riding of Yorkshire.
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    W.HAMMER & CO.'s $160,000 PROFIT
    145 4 W.HAMMER CO.'s $160,000 PROFIT Final Dividend Of 75 Cents Proposed ANNUAL MEETING ON AUG. 25 AT the annual meet. of W. Ham- mer Company Ltd. to be held in Singapore on Aug. 25, the directors will propose payment of a final dividend of 75 cents per share. The report and
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    HITLER'S WREATH FOR TOMB OF HINDENBURG
    40 4 On behalf of Herr Hitler, Gen. von Brauchitsch, commander of the First German Army Corps, laid a wreath on the tomb of Field-Marshal von Hindenburg at Tannenberg, on the second anniversary of his death.
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    20 4 Motspur Park Avenue, the main road from Motspur Park Station to Worcester Park, Surrey, is to be renamed Blakes Avenue.
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    Soviet Sailors Do Their Shopping In Singapore
    368 4 CLOTHING SHORTAGE IN RUSSIA DECAUSE the Russian Government is unable to cope with the demand for clothing in its country, the entire crew of 43 from the oil tanker Moskva drove bargains with Singapore tailors last week to supply each man with a
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    PENANG WEDDING
    88 4 MR. ANDREW MILNE AND MISS H. M. COCHRANE (From' Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. The wedding took place yesterday at St. Ar.drew's Church of Mr. Andrew Milne, of Forfar, Scotland, manager of Universal Cars Ltd.. Penang. and Miss Helen Mary Cochrane. of Glasgow, I Scotland, late of the
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    CIANO CUP WINNER
    26 4 Nuvolari, the Italian racing driver, won the 16th Ciano Cup at Leghorn, driving an Alfa-Romeo car at an average speed of 75.23 m.p.h.
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    3 AM. MOTOR CAR DRIVE WHICH ENDED IN TRAGEDY
    730 5 CASE AGAINST C.RO. OUGH STARTS "Car Out Of Control When It Swerved" AN opinion that a car built to carry five passengers by being overloaded with eight persons, had lost its stability and that the centre of gravity of the vehicle
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    TONIGHT'S LECTURE
    29 5 Pastor W. W. R. Lake will lecture on ■1 ho Utopian Age at the Victoria II mortal Hall tonight at 8.15 p.m. Music b?glns at 7.45 p.m.
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    MALAYANS AT THE "MIKE"
    108 5 Talks From Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE Malayan Amateur Radio Society, Kuala Lumpur, are making every effort to include "live items in their programmes, so successful have been the talks given recently. Tomorrow night Mrs. W. H. Berry will give a
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    DOG "TRIED FOR MURDER"
    221 5 "GAOLED" ON CHARGE OF DROWNING BOY New York. TRIED" on a murder charge in a crowded town hall at Brockport, New York, a mongrel dog, chiefly Alsatian, named Idaho, has escaped with 2G months' "imprisonment." Idaho, it was alleged, had tried to climb on to the
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    TROUBLE ON NIGHT MAIL TRAIN
    118 5 SIKHS AND WOMEN'S COMPARTMENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Sercmban. FIVE Sikhs. Leka Singh, Nika Singh. Bag Singh. Deal Singh, and Mit Singh a police constable, were charged Iby tV-e Railway police before the Seremban magistrate. Mr. M. J Hayward, for disorderly behaviour on the Kuala
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    EXHIBITION PRIZES
    65 5 Mrs. Annie Rajamoney. wife of M D. Rajamoney. of the General Hosp! taL Kullm. received a first prl».? at the Malayan Exhibition held at Kual.-i T .umpur for embroidery handwork Sh? eras awarded a bronze medal arc" i Diploma last year In the M.A.H.A Exhibition for the same
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    4 5 Mr. V. S. Ponnampalam
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    MEETING OF ST. MARY'S OLD BOYS
    82 5 Speaking to the old boys of St. Mary's English School, Malacca, Mr. T. C. Joseph, headmaster, said nothing was so gratifying to men like himself as when they heard from their old pupils of their success in life. Such news was not only a
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    33 Years' Service With F.M.S. Government
    200 5 MR. V. S. PONNAMPALAM RETIRES 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kajang, Saturday. JU|R. V. S. Ponnampalam. chief clerk of the Selangcr Secretariat, after 33 years' service in the F.M.S. Government, was last week granted three months full-pay leave prior to retlre■Mfc a privilege seldom granted
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    FIVE MALAYS CHARGED WITH MURDER
    86 5 Before Mr. T. D. Hughes in the second court yesterday. Dollah b n Maulot. Aman bin Tonll. Hussain bin Haji. Jummat b!n Sernan. Mchrmed bin Anang and Bulat bin Dualim were again produced and charged with the murder of an unknown Chines? on I Aug.
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    MYSTERIOUS COLOSSUS OF BENGAL
    88 5 Seen Dressed As Hermit Calcutta. D2!:GAL'3 mysterious Colossus has appeared again. A Bengali v/cman relates that while nursins a sick mother-in-law, she opened the door about mid-night and saw in front of tiia door an abnormally tall human flours carrying a red and dressed as a
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    CREDIT RENEWED
    22 5 The French Government has obtained a renewal for three month.; of the British credit of £10,000.003 granted in February last.
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    "IDEAL CHINESE CONSUL-GENERAL"
    553 6 Another Farewell Party To Dr. Tyau "WON THE HEART OF ALL IN THIS COUNTRY" THE Chinese community of Singapore are unanimous in their regret at the impending departure of Dr. P. K. C. Tyau, ConsulGeneral for China at Singapore, to take up his new appointment as the
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    MR. TSIANG LUI-FU AS NEW CONSUL?
    31 6 Nanking, Saturday. f T is reported that the Foreign Office is appointing Mr. Tsiang Lui-fn as Consul-Gen-eral in Singapore in succession to Dr. Tyau. Reuter.
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    POLAND'S DEMANDS COLONIES IN SOUTH AMERICA
    92 6 POLAND'S DEMANDS COLONIES IN SOUTH AMERICA Berlin. A CCORDINO to the Warsaw corres- pendent of the Berliner Tageblatt, the Polish Foreign Office has issued a communique announcing that it is the Polish Government's intention to bring Poland's demand for colonies before the League of Nations. This action will be taken
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    POSED AS POLICE
    45 6 Me* posing as police gained admittance to the house of Leon Trotsky, the Communist leader, at Hnnefoss. Norway, where h« Is Hvinß N exile, tnt were frustrated in thrtr attempt t<> mnke a search by i -rg girt, who telephoned the police.
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    PROMINENT CHINESE PROMOTED
    419 6 "THE appointment by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek of Dr. Lim Boon-keng, the celebrated Malayan-born Chinese, and president of the University of Amoy, as a member of the committee of the National Economic Council, Nanking, is announced. Dr. Llm is in a position to render valuable service to this
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    SHIP'S FIREMEN SENT TO GAOL
    75 6 Six British firemen of the Bank Line steamer Luceric (6,681 tons, registered at Glasgow) have been sentenced at a British Consular Court in Hanko.v to terms of imprisonment ranging from four to 12 weeks on charges rt insubordination and assault. The master testified that the
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    77 6 Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. B.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) An*. 26% 26! 8 Good F.A.Q. In cases (FOB.) As*:. 2611/16 2« 3 No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) Awardable Spore 26 9/16 2611/16 August 26% 2674 September 26% 26Ts Oct.-Dec. tSVi, 27 Jan-Mar. 27H 27«
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    50 6 'TERRIFIED by the blaring guns of civil war which startled her from her pasture, a frightened cow blunders blindly across the battlefield under the wheels of an adva.icinn tractor as an artillery battrry booms in the battle of Guadarrama fought between rebels and nernmeni forces to th« north of Madrid.
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    "If Women Ruled"
    214 6 INTER-MARRY TO KEEP PEACE JJJOMEN of some twenty countries have, at the International Women's Congress in Paris, rounded off a week of discussion by a banquet, at which they discussed "If women ruled." England was represented by Mrs. Yevonde Middleton, and the Unite.l States by "the cleverest
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    "DEFENCE OF PHILIPPINES IS EASY"
    217 6 "DEFENCE OF PHILIPPINES IS EASY" Manila. f HAVE no hesitancy in staling 1 that, had Ethiopia adopted a:i adequate system of military development ten years ago, the Italians would not he in Addis Ababa today." declared Gen. McArthur, former Chief -of -Staff of the United States Army, in an address
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    Murdered Mufti Of Algiers
    344 7 Paris. •y HF Mufti who was found stabbed and dying: in the street at Algiers has been identified as Bcndali Mahmud Kabul, Mufti of the Grand Mosque of Algiers. He was aged 68, and the father of ten children, one of them a professor. He was
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    THE STAMPS OF SPAIN
    929 7  -  Fred J. Melville Stamp Collecting By U/ITH red revolution rife again in Spain, the collector will turn back to the long range of Spanish stamp issues. There have been a great many in the eighty-six years since 1850 and you may read much in them of
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    CHINESE NATIONAL MOVEMENT
    198 7 Washington, Aug. 2. Chinese Nationalist movement constitutes the most powerful barrier to Japan's advance i at the present time," the Foreign Policy Association declared in a report today, because of the failure of Great Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union to achieve a unified resistance
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      401 7 Today's Wireless Programmes CMPiRE STATION \NSMISSION 4. Tbree ot the folk wing frequencies wIT. boused: GSO 17 <9 MC/s (16.86 m.) GSO 15.18 Me 8 (19.76 m.) GSF 15.14 Me s (19.62 m.) OSD 11 7 b MC/S (25 53 m.) GSB 951 Mc/s (31.55 m.) 12 35 a m.
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      421 7 of Service: Hymn, Pray that Jerusalem may Have (E.H.. 472; S.P., 628). Hymn. Children of the Heavenly King (E.H.. 373; S.P.. 463). Psalm XLVt Hymn, Fight the Good Fight (A. and M.. 540). Anthem, I will Lift up mine Eyes (Walker). Address. Hymn. Come, ye Faithful (A. and M.. 302,
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      420 7 March, talk by Ir. J. P. Planje, music, political review by Paul de Waart. mission news, journal. 9.05 From mall to Mall in Holland. 9.25 Broadcast from the Berlin Olympiad. 9 50 C!aae down. PARIS STATION RADIO— COLONIALL Call -letters of vie station: W. L. 19 68 metre* T. P.
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      377 7 annoi ncements. 7.23 p.m. Studio the Chore 1 Group under tne direction of E. Gualdl. 7.51 p.m. Wllhelm Backhaus (pianoforte) and Mengslberg's Concert Orchestra. 8.20 p.m. Reuter press bulletins. B. SO p.m. A selection of marches. B.M p.m. Studio Programme by Hilda Arnold (cello) and Edgar Warner (tenor). 9.20 p.m.
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      188 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT Mr. J. A. Sagaram. of 121, Joo Chlat Place, Singapore, wins outright th« $100 offered In The Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle printed In our Issue of Aug. 2. His was the only all correct solution received. We give below the solution of the Crossword Puzzle printed In
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    Homeless Waifs Taken Off Malacca Streets
    486 8 •"THE Boys' Jubilee Club has al--1 ready established itself as a Malacca institution. Its usefulness is limited only by the size of the building and by the shortage of funds; the resident-membership could be trebled within six months if accommodation and funds were adequate.
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    KIPLING'S AMERICAN HOME AS MUSEUM
    80 8 Brattleboro' (Vermont). "Naulahka," the houss in which Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling lived here for f >ur years, has been opened to the public every afternoon, &n payment of a small fee. The Kiplings lived here from 1892 until 1896, and the author did a
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    POLICE BAND
    63 8 The Police Band will play on Tuesday at Katzmg Park at 6 00 p.m. March. Pro Patrla (W. Clark) Overture, Chal Romano (Albert W. Ketelby); Selection. The Mikado 'Arthur Sullivan) Walse, My Flame of Love (Horatio Nickolls) Suite, The Bartered Bride (Smetana-Lotter) Pot-Pourri, Once upon a Time (Compiled
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    TIGERS BESIEGE VILLAGE
    206 8 Reign Of Terror In Kwangtung TIGERS have created a veritable m -n of terror at Ilsuwenhsien a v.T .:n Kwangtung, where many of t sts raid the village daily and the inhabitants to keep to their houses, according to a local Chinese newspaper. A native of Hsuwenhsien,
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    28 8 Smashing a window of Messrs. WarIng and Gillow's Street store with a spare wheel, four men In a car made off with two fur coats valued at C3l
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    MILLIONAIRE'S 7TH WEDDING
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      377 8 L \Mm I RaMabit AbsorMrw Ir. ptntI Irate* •eeety-talict out tn« ■f I serenes*— ot««sr«H«t ai onx t. I RcmarkaMr (waling qualltws lor all tores. bruiMt «nd op»n wounds AfltlMptK nun ir M tatine, !ADIO ECORDS... EFRIGERATORS lES LOGIC If you are Informed, you know the vital importance of the
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    1920 9 By The Onlooker ».S the Governor is returning to Ma'.aya in a month's time, A.rs. A. 3. Srrnll will soon be relieved of her duties as the Governn.ent HMise host: as. She has performed her dv.. as "first laoy" with becoming dignity and has BMBaavi to fit
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      152 9 Hffl PELMAN INSTITUTE 101 G8 Clhre Street. CalrutU. COMMON SENSE I TREATMENT You must Remove the cause of: RHEUMATISM, PAINFUL JOINTS, LUMBAGO, SKIN COMPLAINTS, ULCERS and SORES BY PURIFYING THE BLOOD. Cla r ke's Blood Mixture is the surest way to health as it removes the CAUSE of the complaint
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      The People Of Pitcairn Island
      737 10 The Story Of Their Lives Since The Landing From The Bounty Heritage of the Bounty. By Dr H. L. Shapiro. Gollancz. 7s. (id. I*HE mutiny on the Bounty has been "news," since the success of the film of that name, but Dr. Shapiro's interest in
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      STUDY OF A SENSITIVE YOUNG MAN
      433 10 The Last Enemy. By L. A. G. Strong. Gollancz. 7s. Cd. *pHS Last Enemy is an extremely difficult book to review. Mr. Strong hi. self divides his study of a sensitive, enthusiastic, easily led, and moody young man into three parts; and this division
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      Long Life Of Courage And Gentleness
      211 10 Long Life Of Courage And Gentleness Piper's Lay. By Marion Cran. Jenkins' Colonial Library. 'DIPER'S Lay" Is a quiet, sympathetic record of a long life of courage and gentleness. There is nothing very striking In the histories of Susan Malli»nd or of Evan Perry, the man who loved her. Both
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      Adventures With A Fiddle
      351 10 Don Gypsy By Walter Starkie. John Murray, 10s. 6d jLIR. STARKIE, the well-known author of Raggle-'f aggie," describes his latest book as adventures with a fiddle in Barbary, Andalusia, and La Mancha." The author's quest of folk-music and poetry, combined with his deep knowledge and affection
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      174 10 V; f HhL I A dehly reddened mouth is attractive- 1 but it does draw attention to your teeth. Make sure that they are white and lovely by using Macleans Peroxide Toothpaste. Macleans contains a special solvent to remove stains so that its safe whitening ingredients can gently but thoroughly
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      153 10 Take SANATOGEN and enjoy Youlhful Vitality I infli^HlL^i^ifliv m There is this about SanatOgen: In a perfectly natural manner it does what it promises to do. Sanatogen builds up new health because it mtuses into It will not cure every imagin- the o f blood and nerves able disease, but
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    BOUND FOR THE SOUTH SEAS
    665 11 Wandering Englishman's New Adventure HIS SCHOONER NOW IN SINGAPORE HARBOUR A 32-ton schooner will sail from Singapore shortly for the South Sea islands. The trip is being undertaken by Mr. F. W. Parsons, an Englishman who has led an adventurous, care-free life since ho went
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    FILM OFFER OF £65,000 TO GRACIE FIELDS
    173 11 FILM OFFER OF £65,000 TO GRACIE FIELDS lUjltHj GrjsCie Fields, the film and variety stage star, is considering severa' offers she has recently had from Hollywood producers. The sums suggested have ranged from £50 000 to £65.000 a picture, which is probably rather more than sic earns in England under
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    NO "WHOOPEE" FOR PILOTS
    87 11 MO Urinss after 8 p.m. for pilots who are to fly air service planes the rext day' This edict h&s been issued by Union Airways of New Zealand. The rule is strictly enforced. Any pllit known to have taken a drink after 8 p.m., If he
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    250-FEET FALL TO TENNIS COURTS
    81 11 Bristol. WHILE people were playing tennis on the courts at the foot of Avon Gorge rocks. Portway. Bristol, a man crashed to his death from the rocks 250 feet above. He was Charles Bryant, 58. Chandos Road, Redland. Bristol. The rocks above the tennis court
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    Strange Marriage Market
    89 11 Belgrade. PREPARATIONS arc in full swing for the marriage market in the Baranya. where a curious and unique system of arranging matrimonial alliances exists. At the time of the vintage the village dance -halls are decorated with flowers and heavily hung with bunches of grapes. Eligible girls
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    FATAL RIOTING AT PONDICHERRY
    142 11 FRENCH TROOPS FIRE ON STRIKERS THREE strikers were killed and several injured when the French military and police opened fire on a defiant mob in front of the Savana Mills, In French Pondlcherry. Following the Paris example, the employees of the Savana Mills carried out a
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    WIMBLEDON TELEPHONES
    24 11 A site for a new automatic telephone exchange, to cover North Wimbledon, has been bought for £2.400 at Homefield R>ad, Wimbledon Common.
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    KILLED HUSBAND WITH AXE
    108 11 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL BOUND OVER Gauhati. •THE Assistant Sessions Judge of 1 Gauhati has ordered a 13-year-old girl named Hashena Bannu, who was found guilty of causing grievous hurt to her husband resulting in his death, to execute a bond of Rs. 200 with a surety for
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      611 11 f I m[ I I I i —^s TrnJ jjl a^a^aT f^ i^alaWMa^ai f iffTlaH aJaßLv^a^L^ala^a^aUa^a^n '<> ~T J 7 TTI^A THE BENNETT COLLEGE. ESTABLISHED 1900. OPEN LETTER TO MR. SOMEBODY AND HIS SON. Dear Sir, —The natural desire of most parents Is to give their children fair chance In
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1318 12  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By •JTIE first thing that greeted me on return from my holiday in the lovely wind and rain was a letter from a reader enclosing an advertisement for a hair tonic which said: "No bald-head ever gels the thrill of a woman's fingers running
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    SAMOAN REFORMS
    274 12 GRIEVANCES NOW CLEARED AWAY Wellington. fHE New Zealand Government delegation has returned from Samoa. Mr. Langstone, its leader, said that as a result of its visit the mistrust, grievances, and misunderstandings of the past had been cleared away Samoa was today united, and Its people were determined to
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    427 12 BY THE FOUR ACES IT is rather pleasant to pick up a nice substantial hand, and say to yourself, ■If my partner can respond favourably, we have a slam, or if my partnI e r Bhow a y of the of hfe four-aces whatever, we SYSTEM. Can make
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      270 12 THE WHITE ANTS HAVE i^?x _j\ Jr^^-VaEHU y^*l_^_B_w&_( of" a main beam attacked by CONSULT US I We will rid you of these dangerous and destructive pests and keep your properties free from them. We neither mark nor stain woodwork-and guarantee successful treatment. THOMAS COWAN CO. WHITE ANT EXPERTS 52
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    CO-EDUCATION EXPERIMENT IN SINGAPORE SCHOOLS
    883 13 Boys GIVEN SENSE OF DUTY AND POLISH Girls MADE HAPPIER AND PETTINESS AVOIDED A NOTABLE and successful experiment in co-education is being carried out in three Singapore schools. They are the Serangoon English School, Pasir Panjang English School, and the liukit Panjang English School. An
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    BEWARE OF PAIN AFTER EATING
    231 13 Do you dread your meals Are you Icr ever wondering what you can eat with safety and freedom from pain? Are you. in fact, living in fear and aRDny from stomach trouble Scarcely anyone escapes this scourgo ol modern life. Some are wise and take
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    £1,750 A Year Post For Ex-Constable
    99 13 UR. George Abbiss has been appoint- ed an Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, to till the vacancy created by the retirement of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Percy Laurie. There are four Assistant Commissioners each receiving £1.750 a year. Mr. Abbiss, who has been a
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    TONING DOWN THE OLD SCHOOL TIE
    120 13 TONING DOWN THE OLD SCHOOL TIE AS the years go by the question of the old school tie appears to become more vexed," says Mr. R. Porch, secretary of the Malvernian Society, writing in the Malvern College magazine. During the 30 years I have besn secretary there has been a
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    Robot Heart Lindbergh To Show World Experts
    91 13 Robot Heart Lindbergh To Show World Experts TTHE "robot heart," designed by Colonel Lindbergh and Dr. Alexis Carrel, Nobel Prize winner, ir to be demonstrated by the inventors at the International Scientific Congress at Copenhagen. The Invention is a maze or glass tubL.g In which. It Is clultred. living organs
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    13 13 Eighteen persons have been drowned in floods In the vilayet of Slvus, Anatolia.
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    CHALLENGE TO THE MEN OF SINGAPORE
    962 15 By A Staff Reporter A Young Woman Says: "You Continually Throw Stones At Us" AND ADDS "Why Can't You Help Us Get Out Of Our Groove?" THE phrase Singapore wives has become synonymous with. manjong, bridge and gossip parties. But an advertisement in the
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    "IT'S UNFAIR"
    52 15 Goering Bans Hunting To Hounds Berlin. •T'KE hunting of all animals with horse and hounds has been forbidden by General Goering In hi" capacity as Reich Master of the Hunt. K is stated that the reason for the ban is that such hunting is "unfair" to the animals.
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    Most Popular Cars At 9 to 10 h.p.
    91 15 «T*HE 3rltish car trade is flourishing as never before. This year's Motor Industry of Great Britain now p-blished 1 2s. 6d), reveals that exports are up 9 l 2 per cent., and the Empire is taking more than threequarters of the total
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    BOY KILLED
    71 15 PLAYMATE GUILTY OF MURDER Rajahmundry. |£HN Bahadur Yahya All. Sessions Judge of Cuddapah, found T. Huneyya, a 14-year-old boy, guilty of the murder of a boy named Yellayya '9), and has sentenced him to three years' rigorous Imprisonment. The prosecution alleged that Yellayya's body was recovered from a
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    16 15 More than 1,100 pilgrims from Birmingham, Salford and Nottingham attended Mass at the grotto at Lourdes.
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    HOME FROM AMERICA
    25 15 QLADYS COOPER (Lady Pearson) with her six-year-old daughter, Sally, on her return to England after a twelve-months' tour of the United States.
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    "SOCIAL CREDIT" PREMIER'S PLAN
    190 15 State Factories For Alberta ONE TO BE OPENED EACH WEEK Calgary. A LBERTA, home of "Social Credit" and the £5 a month plan for all adult citizens, is now going to provide the world's first example of provincial economic autonomy, according to a statement made by
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    KING ALBERTS GUIDE KILLED
    61 15 Trent} (Italian Dolomites). Sylvio Agostini. one of the best guides in the Italian Alps, was killed during an ascent with which he was so familiar that he used to say he knew every stone. On several occasions he accompanied the late King Albert of the Belgians
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    Italy's Experiments With Synthetic Rubber
    302 15 MAY MEET HER REQUIREMENTS IN A FEW YEARS London. TAKING her example from Soviet Russia, Italy is making largo 1 scale experiments in the production f)f synthetic rubber. Devoid of the natural product, like the U.S.S.R., Italy is faced with the same problem as Russia,
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    FIVE YEARS' FIGHT AGAINST FATE
    232 15 FIVE YEARS' FIGHT AGAINST FATE Birmingham. THE story of a family's bitter struggle against fate was unfolded at an inquest here by 21--year-old Miss Annie Elizabeth Wakelam, of Court Farm Road, Erdington. Five years ago, she said, her mother died. The father, Harry George Wakelam. 47, was left with five
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    The Girl Whose Dream Came True
    131 15 New York, Aug. 1. |7 VERY working girl in the world has dreamed herself married to her wealthy boss. The dream came true today for thirty-two-year-old Lola Lafferty, who for ten years has pounded a typewriter for the millionaire Walter B. Walker. She was
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    Woman Begging To Support Her Centenarian Son
    51 15 Woman Begging To Support Her Centenarian Son Belgrade. LJANIA Mulagitch, of Bosanska, Kobasha, who is now one hundred and twenty years old, still supports herself and her bedridden hundred-year-old son by begging. Her eyes are still good enough to thread a needle, and she walks ten or twelve miles every
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    CIVIL FLYING UNIVERSITY
    127 15 PROPOSAL MADE IN AUSTRALIA A CIVIL flying university" may be rt subsidised shortly by the Australian Government. There is a serious shortage ot commercial pilots in Australia owing to the fact that Australians air lines have increased from 8.000 to nearly 20.000 miles in the past two
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    ICE CREAM TRAGEDY
    72 15 West of England police are trying to trace a motorist who unwittingly caused the death of a six-year-old bry. The boy, named Chlvers, of Westneld, near Badstock, Somerset, was sitting on the runnlrg-board of a stationary car. eating an ice cream, when the driver returned and got
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      6 15 JACKSON CO.. LTD. PnMrnon Road, Singapore.
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    1303 16  -  John Drinkwater By I HAVE been reading an article in an American magazine which says that the King by personal intervention recently saved Europe from war. It is a well-intentioned article, designed to show that our sovereign by his influence kept the balance right when all
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    389 16 £10,000 Miniatures From India QUESTION OF THEIR GENUINENESS INDIAN miniatures attributed to Court painters of the Emperor Shah Jehan— who built the Taj Mahal 300 years ago were the subject of an application in the Court of Appeal recently. They are concerned in a pending
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    167 16 100 DEGREES IN THE SHADE Moscow, Aug. 4. *f*HIS vastly overcrowded city, built to resist cold and not heat, is now tormented by the worst and longest heat-wave it has known since regular meteorological observations were first taken 57 years ago. Yesterday's shade temperature of just
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    MALAYAN JINGLES
    84 16 66 PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1 Villains there are of many a sort. All colours and all races, Lean and stout, and long and short, With sundry kinds of faces. Some want your money, some your wife, And some your situation; They'll plunge in your back the dastard's knife
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      549 17 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSIASTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers today $100 for a correct solution of the Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly, the $100 will be awarded in respect of the
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    ITALIAN PLANS FOR REBUILDING ADDIS ABABA
    293 18 "To Be One Of The Most Beautiful Cities In The World" Home. UHIILE the rainy season in Italy's new empire impedes the march of progress, all the programmes relating to administration are being studied by the Italian authorities. Efforts are being made to find
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    MINISTRY OF SPORT IN CANADA
    80 18 rf is possible that Canada will soon have a Ministry of Sport. It would be a Government Department attached to the Ministry of Health. A Bill to this effect may be Introduced at the next session of Parliament. Hugh Plaxton, the young member lor Toronto-Trinity,
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    BATLEY -MILL DEATH
    41 18 The death roll foil swing the explosion at the Batley mill of G. H. Hirst and Co., Limited, woollen manufactures, was increased to four by the death in Batl°y Hospital of William Land. 51, of Princess Street, Batley.
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    RAILWAY CHANGE
    55 18 Nearly COO miles of broad gauge track on the North Manchuria Railway between Harbin and Manchuli have been converted into standard gauge without any interference with the normal traffic of the railway. It took four days to effect the change. Both the North and South Manchuria rrilways now
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    19 18 David John Williams, 51, foreman of Onllwyn Colliery, near Neath, was killed by a roof fall at the colliery.
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    "OVER-SUPPLY" OF EDUCATION?
    230 18 Minister On Growth Of Universities TTIE question of whether a limit should be set to the increasing size and numbers of schools and universities was raised by Mr. Oliver Stanley, President of the Board of Education. He was addressing the Congress of Universities of the British Empire
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    25 18 The conference of the Inter-Parlia-mentary Union, attended by 450 M.P.s from all over the world, was opened at Budapest by Adml. Horthy. Regent of Hungary.
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    SABOTAGE AT A STEEL WORKS
    286 18 Pieces Of Metal Iti Cog Wheels A DISCOVERY suggestiug a deliberate act of sabotage was made recently at the wire drawing mills of E. I. Hattersley and Co., Hawksiey Avenue, Sheffield. When the foreman started an elecj trie motor to set In motion tlv drawIng
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    Six Women On Last Lap Of Baby Race
    602 18 Toronto. CIX women in this city are hoping that twins, triplets, or quadruplets will be born to them within the next three months. They are all expecting babies within that period, and the mother who has the most 'vill win the £100,000
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      99 18 jWofa (fykd Job BOU RN VI LLE z c zzi COCOA I■■ M Bill I«B) II I II I |mIyIJ #l-lb. tin contains 4 Coupons. J-lb. 2 Coupons, i-lb. 1 Coupon. There are certain Stocks on the 12 Coupon* market without Coupons, but for 2 Packs. labels will be accepted
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    751 19 The Face Before Applying Make-Up I^NOWING how to apply makeup properly is a significant accomplishment. Each adroitly arched eyebrow every deftly tinted cheek speaks eloquently of its fair owner's artistry. But, in emphasising the technique of applying make-up, perhaps we have neglected the importance of preparing the face to receive
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    KNITTED TAILLEURS
    98 19 r T*HIS year's knitted suits are cut on j snugly fitted lines to make any figure look sleek and siirr. New inches that simulate hand knitting have taken them out of the "little number" class and put them Into the n^cialty shop category. Ycu have your choice of
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    85 19 Cy N E small head of lettuce, two solid ripe tomatoes, peeled and thinly sliced; eight radishes, thinly sliced; Ight stalks asparagus, cooked and pooled; one branch parsley, chopped fine; six stalks tender chives, one small cooked cauliflower, broken in flowerets. Put all ingredients, except the lettuce, in
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      213 19 At VOGUE'S.. Clothes Make the Wonan Highlights of Fashion FLASHES FROM PARIS AND NEW YORK. AUGUST SHWKMT JUST ARRIVED. Ladies who are nick to recognise arrestinftly smart clothes, will find consisting^ from these distinctive models real mastery in styling and skill in sewing. They appeal to you in Style, Quality
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      115 19 THE BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION AT JOHANNESBURG by X.P.M. £9 /0 REDUCTION FOR INTENDING VISITORS For detailed information please apply to: X.P.M. LINE. 1 Finlayson Green, Tel. 5451 i />- ELIZABETH vc^S\ f arden W^~Jjf TREATMEHTS ;J "m MAYNARD'S l\ -C FR OM 1 1 J August 18th to %J September
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    402 20 PACKING IS A PLEASURE— TIfUCH cf the newest lug«rage is of the fittedcompartment type, and it certainly makes for ease and quickness in packing and unpacking. It also enables our clothes to travel in peace for any number of miles and to emergj uncrushed
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    41 20 WHITE organza is delightful for all frocks which are tailored to fit, and yet have fluffy finishing touches, such as balloon sleeves and flared hemlines. Here you see the material finely tucked for the body of the frock, and the sleeves.
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    NEW USES FOR CRETONNE COVERS
    227 20 NEW USES FOR CRETONNE COVERS TTIIE use of cretonne for upholstery and curtains is wellknown. Now, there is al«o a growing fondness for kidney-shaped dressing-tables with cretonne covers. The latest idea in a cretonnecovered bedroom chest or rather it is a revival of an old idea. It is a gay,
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    FRUITED ICE CREAM
    89 20 DOIL one cup cf seedless raisins five minutes, drain and cool. Cut candled cherries lnU small pieces, measure one-fourth cup of candlea pineapple cut In small pieces, one fourth cup of honey, one teaspoon of vanilla, and the raisins. Beat two cggy-olks thoroughly, add. fold In two
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    Designs In The New Swim Suits
    438 20 Designs In The New Swim Suits THEY call them swim suits, but the new designs are more likely to grace the sand than the sea. One pretty model fits close to the body, has the usual brassiere top, cut-out spaces at either side of the waist, and a snug trunk
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    NEW SILK STORK
    78 20 OINGAPORE has yet another Indian silk store. Parmanand Brothers, whose headquarters are in Penang. having opened a branch at 42, High Street. There is a very striking display of goods of feminine appeal, drawn from both East and West, and the show windows. with their modernistic effects,
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    EXERCISES FOR THE EYES
    236 20 11/ OMEN always have been eye con- sclous. They are even more so today. They study the newest soothing lotions, ointments which improve the lashes, and charts for make-up which emphasise the natural brightress of the eyes. Sun-glasses are further evidence that women are caring for
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    THE TORTURE Of The NERVES
    1701 21 THE TORTURE Of The NERVES Concluding Quacks And Charlatans MOST of the "organisations" dabbling in Black Magic are of Continental origin. Just as Freema?oniy, which as practiced abroad differs from the British type, inasmuch as it is often bound up in politics and intrigue and uses its powers for the
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    The First Requisite Of Grace
    342 21 /^•OOD posture is the first requisite of grace. A woman who stands on one foot, allowing stomach to protrude, slumps forward when she walks or sags clumsily, cannot possibly hope to appear graceful and Jovely. First of all. learn to stand correctly. Don't throw shoulders
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    THE FLATTERY OF FLOWERS
    340 21 THE fact that dress designers are still finding new ways of wearing flowers is certainly astonishing. It is even more surprising to realise how many months years, in fact, one might almost say the flower vogue has lasted. No doubt, women refuse to gvie up a
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    PLEATS THEME
    38 21 DLEATS are the theme of this afternoon dress, they are used on the skirt and on the fre-h little jabot at the neck, the material is a spotted crepe and it is a Lovely Lady model.
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    Attractive "Hankies"
    238 21 A MOST attractive array of handkerchiefs of all kinds, colours and sizes is now to be seen in the shops. The large ones of crepe-dc chine, shantung, or even of printed cotton are, porhap.s tiia most useful to choose. For they may be used in a variety of
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    How Fred Archer Won The Derby With One Arm In Splints
    1806 22  -  NESTOR A SCRAP-BOOK OF SPORT-1870-1880 By O NE of the notable sports featKJ ures of the period 1870 to 1880, was the beginning of international rivalry. In that decaut, England and Scotland clashed for the first time on the
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    SULTAN'S COLLEGE BEAT WARDERS
    241 22 ALOR STAR HOCKEY (From Our Own CcncGpcr.dent.) A!or Star. The only hockey match played hero laat week was the friendly match In which the Kcclah Warders "tecreation Club were beaten t>y the Sultan's College at the Collrr- Crcen by four goal* to two. The game cpencd
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    HAMMOND'S GREAT DOUBLE CENTURY
    620 23 Third Test Match Begins At The Oval A BRILLIANT double century by Hammond, a century by Worthington and between them a record stand of 266 for the fourth wicket, were the features of the first day's play at The Oval yesterday in the third test match
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    HOME CRICKET
    100 23 /^•losj of play scores in county cricket carries which bo^an yesterday arc says Reutc-r: At Birmingham Middlesex 273 (Hmdren 153): Warwrk 10 for 4. At Dovr K-nt 2SO: Worc-ster Hi for 0. At She*T:e'd Foveriet 130 (Eoxe3 C for 37) Yorks 50 fcr 3. At Manchester Lanes. 345
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    64 23 The tolbtjlng matches in the Scottish Lca.v.i3 'Div. It were played on Saturday and resulted as follows: Aberden 4 Ahroath o Albion R 4 Hibernian 0 Clyde l Celtic l ITar:ilto:i A. 4 Dunlcnr.llnc A. 2 Parts 3 Motherwell 4 Kilmamcck 1 Dundee 1 CiKonofF. 1 FaH^lrb 4
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    BRITISH EMPIRE MEETS UNITED STATES
    473 23 BRITISH EMPIRE MEETS UNITED STATES WORLD RECORDS MADE London. Saturday. SEVENTY thousand people were present at the White City today to sec the athletic contest between the British Empire and the United States, says Reuter. The day was one of the warmest of the year and was windless. The United
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    championship BADMINTON
    115 23 championship BADMINTON 'From Cur Own Corresprnajnt.) Pcnrng. Saturday. Pending badminton open championships men's singles quarter-finals, resulted Goh Thyc San b"at Ho Boon Choo 15—11. 6—15. 14— 1' (3— o) Tunp, Ghim Huat beat Tan Kn H:n-; 14—14 (3—o). 15—5 Cheah Boon Hock beat Tan Choon Kool 13—13 (2 0> 15—12.
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    AUGUST B.P
    88 23 The August Badiiiinton Party's tournaments' results: A Division: Soh Kiam Heap beat Soon Wee Puay 15—5. 15—2. A Division: Tav Kheng Ann beat Chow Shi Lin w.o. C Division: Son Kee Koon beat Cheorg Poolc Thlm 15—9. 15— 13. A Dlrlsion: Khar Thm Hock beat Tav Khentr Ann
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    44 23 Straits Chinese Recreation Cub ping-pong finals. Tuesday at 5.15 pm. Championship (Final) Low Hurk Leng vs. Tan Boon Poh. Wednesday at 515 p.m. "A" Ilanrtlrm (FiiaJ) W">rr Chow Tat vs. Low H;c'; Le g. TV' Handirn" 'FlnaJ* Loh Poon Lip vc V H. Kwan.
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    Middlesex Regiment Boxing Finals
    614 23 *FHE men and boys of the First Battalion, Middlesex Regiment, gave a commendable display of clean and p.'ucky boxing last night at the finals of the Battalion's open individuals' and boys' boxing competitions at Gillman barracks. The only knockout In the evening was scored by Boy
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    WAILEEN WONG IN FINAL
    258 23 Grace Tan Beat*." 1 In Junior Badminton THE Singapore women's junior singles and doubles championship tournaments were brought to the final stages yesterday when several interesting games were seen in the semi-finals of these events. The women's doubles resulted in an all-Novice final, Misses Ng Soh
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    Hatfield 6 For 33 And Morrando 6 For 40
    217 23 Hatfield 6 For 33 And Morrando 6 For 40 THE Nondescripts had to admit defeat at cricket to the Middlesex (Hq. Wing) on their own ground yesterday by the narrow margin of 11 runs. The features of the match were the bowling performances of Hatfleld and Morrando, and the batting
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    RIDER INJURED AT TAIPING SKYE MEETING
    724 24 ACCIDENT IN FIFTH RACE Small Dividends Paid (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Saturday. The second cay of the Taiping Turf Club skye meeting today was marred by an accident in Ihe fifth race when Che Hamid slipped from l.iimut and injured a leg. The
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    F.M.S. CUSTOMS SPORTS AT KUALA LUMPUR
    72 24 SELANGOR WIN THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. By a margin of six points Selangor won the State championship in the F.M.S. Customs and Excise Department annual athletic sports held at the Vie- I toria Institution ground this afternoon Perak
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    11 24 F'^» i.'.:i Aba Rakar. cattaki of the Segumat police football team.
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    LIFE-SAVING EXAMS
    87 24 Tht following were successful In passing the Intermediate certificate and Bronze medallion at the Raffles Institution Life-Saving examination held at the V.M.C.A. yesterday. Noor bin Zeimal, Wong Kirn Lock. Chan Chat Van, Vow Chee Seng. How Soo Beng, Cheong Jit Hee, Wong Took Tim, Chan Chieu Hwa. Ban
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    13 24 The R.A. (Changi) cricket team which met the V.M.C.A. yesterday. Sunday Times Photograph
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    GROWDER SKITTLES OUT COMBINED SCHOOLS
    333 24 Jenner *s 65 Foundation Of S. C. C. s Victory /^ROWDER, the S.Cx. bowler proved too geed for the schoolboys in the fixture between the S.C.C. and the Combined Schools, which was concluded on the Padang yesterday. After losing five wickets for 46 runs on
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    BADMINTON IN TAIPING
    164 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Talplng. Tt.e Talplng inter-club badminton doubles tournament for the Sheppard Cup is reaching its final stages. The holders of the trophy. Lodge A," have been bsaten into second place by the Taiplng Physical Culture League "A team, who are the virtual champions. The
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    NORTH JOHORE CRICKET
    389 24 ABSENTEES IN BIG MATCH (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. 'THERE was rather a tame finish to the North Johore Europeans vs. Rest two-day cricket match at Genuang last week. Both sides were unable to field the best teams and the game ultimately merged into a repetition of
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    GORDON LUM HERE ON TUESDAY
    64 24 GORDON LUM HERE ON TUESDAY QORDON LIM, captain of the China Davis Cup team, is due in Singapore on Tuesday by the Conte Rosso and will play in exhibition matches at the S.C.R.C. starting at 4.30 p.m. N. S. Wise, Yon? Loon Chong and Tan Huck Toe have been invited
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    ROVERS' TWO GAMES
    63 24 The Singapor2 Rovers played two football games last week at the M.X.A ground. Balastler Plain. They drew —2 with the Singapore Banka Chinese and beat the Tamil Brotherhood Party by two goals to nil. In the first match Ng Peng Cher scored both goals for the Rovers
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    County Cricket Championship
    265 24 THE most surprising advance In the county championship table Is that of Somerset who have won their last three matches against Glamorgan, Hampshire and Sussex and now occupy fifth place, a higher position than they have ever occupied since the palmy days of L. C. H. Palairct
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    EASY VICTORY FOR R.A. (CHANGI)
    245 24 Y.M.C.A.»s POOR TOTAL QUICKLY PASSED Playing only nine men the V.M.C.A. were easily beaten by the R.A. (Changl) in their cricket fixture on the Association grounds yesterday. Batting firs* the V.M.C.A. could only muster a meagre 38, G. Day top scoring with 11 runs. The
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    14 24 Sens Tec (loft) and Bens Kwee. of the Sesamat Chinese Recreation Club football team.
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    S.C.R.C. vs. C.S.C.
    27 24 The cricket match fixed for yesterday between the "A" teams of the S.C.R.C. and the Ceylon Sports Club at Hong Llm Green was cancelled.
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    22 24 The Ans" (-Chinese School, Seremban, relay team who have wan t!ir=« oat of five inter-school relay events in Nerri Sembilan this year.
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    16 24 C. Meyer, winner of the r the wciffht at Wrarne Bros, sports yesterday ■Sunday Times Photograph,
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    STONOR SHIELD COMPETITION
    203 24 TAMILS AND CHINESE START WELL (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Ccturday. Two Stonor Shield cricket matches were played here tcday. After dismissing the T.P.C.A. for 101 runs en the Padang. the Selan?nr Club fared disastrously in their first inr.ircgs and had scared 40 runs fcr Urn
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    JOHORE CHINESE LOSE TO OLD BOYS ASSN.
    201 24 (From Our Own Correjjicndcnt.) Johore Bihru. /uo. 12. The Old Boys' Associaton of Jchorc i Eahru ber.t the Johor? Chinese Footjall Association in a f.-lencly came oy a goal to nil today at the Ista.ia padar.g. ThouGh they lost the Chinese are to
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    SELANGOR CLUB DEFEATED
    95 24 (From Our Own Correipondc nt.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. After holding the Chinese in tho first half of play, the Sclangor Club defence were completely demoralised and were beaten by five goals to nil in the first round of the Football Association Selangor Cup soccer competition. The Chinese
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    CHINESE NOW IN RUNNING FOR LEAGUE HONOURS
    528 25  -  Leighton By AS usual the Sappers were weak in front the only forward to show any class at all being MarsJiallsay, and to a certain extent Jones on the left wing. Kennington, the centrcforward, was very Vi eaW. The R.E. halves playod well.
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    14 25 The finLu cf the thrce-lej^cd race at Wearne Kros. sports yesterday. —Sunday Times Photograph
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    WEARNE BROS. SPORTS
    361 25 CHAMPION ATHLETE C. MEYER I*HE annuai athletic sports o- Messrs. Wearne Brothers Ltd., Sports Club was held at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday in the presence of a large gathering of members of the staff and guests. The course was well marked out with Wearne kongsi'j racing
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    EUROPEANS vs. REST AT IPOH
    71 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. A start was made this afternoon ln the annual cricket match between the Ipoh Europeans and the Rest on the Ipoh Club padang. The Rest batted first and had scored 168 for nine wickets when stumps were drawn owing
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    VICTORY FOR THE ENGLISH
    25 25 Above, the English team winners of the international fours at the R.3.Y.C. regatta yesterday. Below, the Irish team. Sunday Times Photoaravh
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    17 25 Jacques Cartor.net. the French and European swimming champion, was seriously injured in a motor-car accident near Nice.
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    FINE BOWLING BY SITHAMBARAM
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    POLICE CRICKETER HURT
    135 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. An accident marred the two- da/ cricket fixture between the F.M.S. Police and th? United Services, which commenced on the T.P.C.A. ground this afternoon. Three minutes after the Services opened their Innings. Mills, a Police substitute player who kept wicket,
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN SPORT
    471 25 PLENTY OF TENNIS BEING PLAYED (From Our Seremban Correspondent.) f AWN tennis seems to be the chief item of sport in Negrl Sembilan at the moment. Entries are being called for the handicap tournament of the Negri Sembilan Lawn Tennis Association which will be held towards the
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    19 25 Lam Hon Sooi. of Ikl Confucian School, champion athlete in class one at the Koala Lumpur Chinese inter-school shorts.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES
    70 25 MONDAY. AUGUST 17. Socecr: D.v 1 Foltce vs. R.A. at Anson Road Stadium Div 2 Iniilski 1 ngs II vs. Terror at Tangiin; Commercal Cup. M.P.H. M. Straits Times a. 5.H.8.; Friendly. S.C.C. "B" vs. Coy. team of Middlesex Regt. Coif: L.G.U. Medal ccmpetKion at BuUit Tlmcil. TUESDAY,
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    12 25 The Scottish crew at the R S.Y.C. regatta yesterday. Sunday Times Photograph,
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    Local League Tables
    24 25 I*HE positions in the local leagua tables up to date are as follows FIRST DIVISION SECOND DIVISION THIRD DIVISION COMMERCIAL CUP
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    MUAR POLICE GET 11 GOALS
    379 25 SEGAMAT'S LACK OF COMBINATION (From Our Own Correspondents Segamat. PLEVEN gosJs to or.c! Tins v.ia the score registered by the Muar Police against their Segamat colleagues when they met in the Al!-Johore Police Intercircle League, en the Segamat Town Padang last week. The fealure cf
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    DEVLIN'S LECTURE AND EXHIBITION BADMINTON
    1045 26 Games To Be Played At Night In Memorial Hall: Full Programme By Our Badminton Correspondent •T!II.; forihtGiP.ing visit of the! i-J famous English badMinteu professional, J. V. Dcviin, r ?st unparalleled in *.ory of badminton in Malaya. \\i evciU. incidentally, marks the fir I important
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    10 26 WiUlaai Tan. one of Sinrranore's nit promising young badminton pUyers.
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    13 26 Crgup taken at the fourth anniversary meeting of the Thau Kons AssDclatian, Singapore
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    MERRY YOUNGSTERS B.P
    83 26 Entries for the Merry -Youngsters B.P. junior men's singles and open women's singles championship (League System) close on Sept. 5 and the draw will take place at the Party's court Sept. 6 at 5 p.m. The fees are tl and 75 rents. Entry form may be had
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    PALOH ESTATE B.P.
    68 26 The Paloh Estate Badminton Team of Paloh beat the CEP. Badminton Asroilation of Renqam at badminton by four gam-* to nil. Results (Paloh Estate first): Singles. J. A. Ben defeated R. R. Plllay 15 0; 15 5. L. S. Meta defeated Williams 15—7; 15 2. Doubles: Ben
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    WAKEN LION A.P.
    46 26 The Waken Lion A.P. will have a swimming excursion to the Chung Hwa pool at Paslr Panjang at 10 a.m. today. Members wishing to learn or Improve their swimming are Invited to meet at their Party's premises, 37, Pekln Street, for free transport.
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    16 26 WPli.un Tan (left) beat N? Lang Chuan (right) 5—15,15—10.13—13 (5 1) in the Singapore junior singles.
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    PROGRAMME TOR DEVLIN'S VISIT
    259 26 J. F. Dr/lin is due to arrive In Singapcr? from Australia by the Qantas plane on Tuesday. Aug. 18. He will tour the whol3 of Malaya, giving lectures and exhibition games at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and P?nang. Whil;- In Singapore, his programme wiil bo Wednesday,
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    KUALA LUMPUR PROGRAMME
    95 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The Selangor Badminton Association have made the necessary arrangements for Mr. Devlin's visit here and he will play a series of exhibition games at the Victoria Institution Hall on Sunday. Aug. 23. Play will begin at 2 p.m. and the
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSN
    43 26 Members of the Chinese Fi-lend.y Asscciction are requested to note the dsath of Mr. Ong Lye Teck's mother-in-law wiw diod di Tuesday at her residence. 107 Nelson Road The funeral will take place today at 10 on a.m. Attendance compulsory.
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    29 26 A sports committee ir.celia; of the Amateur Sporting Association will be held on Monday at the hon. sports captain's residence, 286, River Valley Road at 8 p.m.
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    Mayflower B.P.s Ninth Anniversary
    1011 26 Ideal weather favoured the celebration of the ninth anniversary of the Mayflower Badminton Party which took place at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Bungalow, Paslr Panjang, last week-end. Members were entertained to a novel competition of throwing a pingpong ball Into one of the group of four
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    SOCIAL A.P.
    170 26 The following will represent the Social Athletic Party Ist XI at soccer against the Abattoir Sports Club Ist XI on Tuesday. Aug. 18 at the Old Race Course ground (Race Cours Road) at 5.10 p.m.: Sim Ah Pang ToU Som Mul, Sng Ah Lye Thong Eihj Kee. Ch
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    ENG WAH KOK
    108 26 At the 19th annual general meeting of the Eng Wah KoU Association the followirj officials were elected: President Mr. Wee Hock Lai (re-elected), Ist Vice President Mr. Les Wah Leong. 2nd Vice President Mr. Khoo Teng Hin, 3rd Vice Prtsldcnt Mr. Yeo Leong Ken» re-elected t. hon:
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    USEFUL BEAT HAWKS
    121 26 The Useful Badminton Party registered another victory in a friendly encounter with the Hawks Badminton Party by tour games to three, last Sunday at the latter's court. Scores (Useful first) Wee Kirn Wee loat to Chew Yew Seng. 6—15, 3—15. George Chen beat Quek Chip Jlan, B—ls.8
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    16 26 Low Poll llye (right) brat I° Siak Ken* (left) IS— lt, h\ the Sin-apore junior singles.
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    JOHORE INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL
    104 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. In the union ii-.t:r-3c!ioDl footi.sU competition the Pontlan Malay BebOJl, !a3t year's champlns. qualified for the final again this yee.r when they b^at the Kota Tinggl Malay School at the Sri Kopi Malay School ground by two goals to nil. The
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    PRESS vs. ALERT
    42 26 The Straits Tim?s Prej Spjrts Cub's badminton team will play a friendly g n .'.uo of badminton with the Al*rt Bad.nn.on Party, at the laUer's court. Boundary R ;n j, off Upper Seran^oon Road, today ai J JJ p.m.
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    MERRIDALE B.P
    24 26 A cora.u.u.r r, of the M-r.dals B H will be h»ld at DM vie?-;.. residence, 36, Cup-:ase Road, ie-ay at 11 a.m.
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    PENT EL E.S. WIN
    64 26 The Penuel English School. Maiac a. beat the S'andard Institute. Singapore, at badminton Results: John Samy and MuliJ Nur (P.E.S.) beat Swee Hons and CuaSc, Kan* Cheng Wan, 19—19 (5—2); 20—20 (3—2,. John Samy (P. E.S.) beat S-vee Hoiiic 15 7, 13—13 (0 ai, 15 12.
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    RAILWAY YOUNGSTERS
    32 26 In a football match at the Railway ground the Railway Youngsters be.it the Towlight Football Youngsters by five goals to nil. The scorers were Ibrahim (2) and S. Yogaraj.-.h <3>.
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    P.I VASEY NOW SETTLED DOWN AT DONCASTER
    898 27  - P.I VASEY NOW SETTLED DOWN AT DONC ASTER LE/GHTON By Horses For Malaya: New Jockey From Australia: Ross's 193 Near A Record: Cup Soccer MR. P. J. VASEY, who retired from Malaya recently writes that he has settled down at Ellers Drive, Bessacarr, Doncaster, and will be pleased to hear
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    45 27 7".. U.::-.:; of Urn Irrijation and Public Works Departments of Pahang East who are competing in the newly-formed Kuantan Distr'cl Football Lmwc Seated middle mv.. !eft to right, Mr. G. S. Kaulsi. Mr. A. J. Wynn, Mr. T. R. Hu'ion. Che Ahmat and Mr. Sarma.
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    JOHORE CHINESE DRAW 2-2
    295 27 SCORE FLATTERS THE POSTAL TEAM (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. 'THE Johore Chinese Football Associatlon drew with the Posts and Telegraphs Recreation Club on the Istana padang each side scoring two goals. The result rather flatters the Postal team as the Chinese were definitely on
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    21 27 Combined football teams of the Ipob Club and the Penang Snorts Club after their match at lpch, won by Ipoh 2—4).
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    HIGH SCHOOL WIN
    445 27 JOSEPH'S 9 FOR 35 FOR STANDARD INST. rE Standard Institute were beaten at cricket by the Malacca High School, the champion team of Malacca. The most noteworthy p rformunce was that of S. M. Josej. who captured nine High School wickets for 35 runs In the second
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    Y. W. C. A. TENNIS
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    SENG CHEONG SOCIETY
    100 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. The Seng Cheong Society's men's and women's basketball teams will visit Singapore from Aug. 21 to 23. and wul play four games. The following will make the trip. Men: Chua Itt Say iCapt.). Keng Keng Sum, Tan Tiong Khye, Loo Kok Ches.
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    V.I. BEAT THE OLD BOYS
    150 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. The Victoria Institution were beaten by the Old Boys of the school in the annual badminton fixture at the V.I. Hall l:st weekend. The schoolboys legistered two good victories through Yap Pow Yin and Allmat who beat the State
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    KULIM GOLF CLUB
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    KUANTAN GAMES
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    134 28 I fcFT above: Mr. Vincent Paravicini, son of the Swiss Minister in London. and his bride, formerly Miss Liza Maugham, daughter of Mr. Somerset Maugham, the novelist and playwright, leaving Croydon by air for their honeymoon after their wedding at St. Margaret's, Westminster. Left to right, Lord and Lady Plunkett,
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    36 28 npilE Great Hertfordshire Agricultural Show is in progress at Hatfleld Park. The picture shows Joan Colder. aged seven months, making friends with Pendley Charity, a prisewinning Shire mare owned by W. Clark and Son, of Amersham.
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