The Straits Times, 5 June 1938

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 337 Sunday, June 5, 1938 Price 10 Ce.its THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 337 Sunday, June 5, 1938 Price 10 Cents
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    SINGAPORE'S AIR BATTLESHIPS
    391 1 Gigantic Flying -Boats Will Be Stationed Here Soon First Of Five Is Due This Month GIANT PLANES WHICH: Weigh 30 Tons Cost £70,000 Fly 3,000 m. Stay Up 15 hrs. WILL BE MIGHTIEST IN ASIA FIVE SHORT SUNDERI.AND "FLYING BATTLESHIPS,' BRITAIN'S NEWEST AND MOST POWERFUL FIGHTING AIRBOATS,
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    MAJOR STRUGGLE DEVELOPS ON LUNG-HAI FRONT
    249 1 Shanghai, Saturday. THE "do-or-die M struggle on the Lung-Hai Railway front is entering a critical phase, and the position of the Chinese defenders is seriously menaced. The Japanese forces, battering their way westward along the Lung-Hai Railway have now nearly reached the Doihara Division
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    SUMATRA BUDDHIST STATUES
    109 1 SUMATRA BUDDHIST STATUES (From Our Own Correspondent* Batavia. TWO liuge figures have recently been removed from Sumatra to the i Museum. Those are saii to possess great archaeological value. They are said to represent BuddhLst gods. it i.s remarkable that there is an Inscription on the pedestal of the second
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    PERAK HUNT FOR HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER
    94 1 PERAK HUNT FOR HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER mi Our Own Correspondent) Talping. Saturday. AS a result of an intensive man-hunt lor the driver of a hit-and-run vehicle, the Talping police arrested today a Chinese attendant of the lorry alleged to be the one involved. the sequel to an accident at Padang Rengas
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    CHOLERA WORSE IN SHANGHAI
    84 1 (From Our Own Correspondent > Shanghai. Saturday. CHOLERA cases within the International Sett'ement ha' c recently sreatly increased in frequency until they have assumed the form of an epidemic. For this reason, the Japanese Consul General. Mr. Hldaka. has notified the Shanghai Consular Corps that subjects
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    DAILY EXPRESS MAN'S CLOSE CALL
    45 1 Canton, Saturday. It is revealed that Mr. H. Tlltman. Daily Express correspondent, narrowly escaped while sheltering in Governor Wu Teh Chen's dug-out when several bombs evidently intended for the dugout dropped within a hundred yards exploded with terrific detonations. Reuter.
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    —Earthquake— Damage In Celebes
    124 1 Earthquake Damage In Celebes (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia, Saturday. THE recent earthquake in j Celebes is now found to j have been more serious than j originally reported. The road from Puit *o Torlb*e»an is damaged anil 4'ft houses along- t side the road have collapsed. >!any bridges are
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    LABOUR OFFICE
    38 1 Geneva. Saturday. Mr Johii Winant. a personal friend oi Prvsd'iu Roosevelt, was unanlm tual] Director of the ItUerjour OllU-e. succeeding Mr. Harold Butler, who reigned to take an important post with the new tunics in California.
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    THOMAS HARDY LIBRARY AUCTIONED FOR £2.700
    33 1 THOMAS HARDY LIBRARY AUC TIONED FOR £2.700 The sale o* Thomas Hardy's library in London raised £2.700. A first edition in three volumes of The Little Minister." originally published at 315.. brought £255.
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    Canton, Bombed Again, Is City Of The Dead
    491 1 (i u ton, Saturday. DOMBED by the Japanese again today. Canton tonight is a city of the dead, though the dead are mare fortunate than the injured living, some of whom are still pinned beneath fallen masonry. Scenes being enacted tonight will
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    GOVERNOR BURIED
    32 1 Sir Edward Denham, Governor of Jamaica, who died on Tuesday night, was buried at sea from the British cruiser Ajax, which has been in Kingston since the labour disturb- ance-s
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    CLOSING PRICES
    61 1 (From Ow On Correspondent.) London. Satuidar. RUBBEB: Market cloard GOLD: R. os. Bd. SILVER: Spot 19 1 16 d: S m hs. IS-,(1 EXCHANGES: Parta 17» 3 IS. New York 4.91 V,, Amsterdam 4.96 V Hong Kane 1.2 15 16, Shanghai 10',d. nom. Other commodities and exchanges unchanged
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    CERTIFICATE NOT BE-ALL & END-ALL OF LIFE
    450 2 CERTIFICATE NOT BE-ALL END-ALL OF LIFE Governor's Advice To Raffles Boys Cn Their Future "*LAY AND WORK HARD" Should Not Be Content With Wanting To Be Clerks "VO\J should not just be content to say that you want to be clerks," said the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, speaking yesterday to
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    Big Game Hunter Weds
    30 2 "THE wedding of Mr. Richard James Courtney, the big game hunter and author, to Miss Dorris Eileen Butt, took pUice at St. EtheVburga's, Bishopsocte, last month.
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    Javanese Labour For Madagascar ?
    70 2 Javanese Labour For Madagascar From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Saturday. PERMISSION has been sought, it is understood, for recruiting 10,000 Javanese coolies for Madagascar. It is not certain if this will be granted, as it has hitherto been the policy of the Netherlands India Government to allow Javanese coolies to
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    MAGISTRATE'S RULING Sent To High Court For Opinion
    155 2 MAGISTRATE'S RULING Sent To High Court For Opinion JUDGMENT was reserved by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice McElwaine, in the Singapore K-gh Court yesterday at. the end of the hearing of a special case stated by t.he Fourth Magistrate 'Mr. R. A. Ward) for the opinion of the High Cxirt
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    BRIDE WEARS MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
    22 2 Mrs. Ben Gershman left Chicago on her honeymoon wear ng her marriage certificate printed on her yellow scarf.
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    Old Letters Show Raffles' Faith In His School
    289 2 Old Letters Show Raffles' Faith In His School I ETTERS more than 100 years 1-1 old, relating to the establishment of Raffles Institution, original copies of which are in the possession of Mr. J. Bain, acting Principal of the school, were quoted by him yesterday at the annual speech day
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    SCHOOL CHILDREN INVADE SEREMBAN
    100 2 Annual Drill And Games Finals From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. MALAY men and women from kam- p'wgs. in Kaily coloured dresses and Malay school children have invaded Seremban on the occasion of the final of the annual Malay school drill and games competition for Negrt
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    MANIAC KILLS 28
    26 2 A maniac armed with a rifle killed 28 people and wounded two at Okayama. then escaped into the mountains, where he committed suicide.
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    ESCAPE FROM DEATH
    25 2 A French motorist and his wife escaped injury when their car hit a telegraph pole and fell 1.500 ft. into a river.
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    He Sells Without Permit In Court Portico
    213 2 JN a corner of the portica of the Singapore Police Courts is the familiar figure of an ice-nater seller, who is, perhaps, the only hawker in Malaya who sells without a permit. INO Yok. is now 69, and has been selling ite-water at
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    To Manage New Luxury Cinema
    78 2 To Manage New Luxury Cinema (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. JL|H G. Davies, manager of the ITI Pavilion Theatre, leaves tomorrow on a long vacation to England and America. When he returns he will be in charge of the Cathay Cinema, which is being erected in Singapore by
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    Food For Lepers Lost In Sea
    157 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penan?. Saturday. lARGE quantities of food supplies including 40 bajjs of rice, 630 loaves of bread, vegetables and pork intended for consumption by the inmates if Pulau Jerejak Leper Camp sank in the sea this morning, when a tongkang conveying
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    BOY GETS RATTAN FOR THEFT
    91 2 /CHARGED In the Singapore Criminal District Court with theft of scrap iron from Home Road on May 22 in the early hours of the morning, a 16--year-old Chinese boy, Soh Boon Hye, was sentenced to six strokes of the rattan, by Mr. H. A. Forrer,
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    PAY FOR HOLIDAYS
    26 2 About 1,000 employees of F. Franch and Sons, Ltd., tin-box makers, of Greenwich. S.E., and Bedford, will b« paid for all statutory holidays.
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    King Shoots On Former Selangor Planter's Farm A t Windsor
    533 3 King Shoots On Former Selangor Planter's Farm A t Windsor MAN WHO WAS BADLY HURT IN ROAD CRASH (From A Special Correspondent) London, May 28. 117IIEN Mr. P. E. Hornby, late assistant on Petaling Estate, Selangor, left hospital in Kuala Lumpur seven years aeo the doctors thought he was doomed
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    47 3 White-g'oved Aida Desta, granddaughter of the ex-Emperor of Abyssinia, Haile Selassie, curtseys as she presents a purse to Queen Mary, who inaugurated the League of Hospital Friends at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Plymouth. Devon and Cornwall school-children presented purses. Princess Aida attends a school in Penzance.
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    Von Cramm Sent To Prison For A Year
    271 3 Berlin. DARON GOTTFRIED VON CRAMM, world-famous tennis star, was sentenced before a criminal Court to one year's imprisonment for offences under Paragraph 175 of the Penal Code, which relates to sexual offences. He will actually serve only 10 months, since two months
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    IN SINGAPORE TODAY
    275 3 CINEMAS Mm ALHAMB3A: "A Slight Case Of Murder" wlUi Edv/ard G. Robinson. 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITO. "Snow White" 'The Seven Dwarfs." 3.15, 6.15 9 15 p.m. PA\ I t.'.s "Love Is a Headache" with Pranchot Tone. 3.15, 6.15 <fc 9.15 p.m. RIT i N "Double
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    AIR MAILS INWARD
    67 3 Wearnes: From Penang Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur: Arrives on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Qantas: From Australia: Arrives tomorrow afternoon. Imperial: From Europe: Arrives Tuesday afternoon. OUTWARD. AIKPOKT PILLAR BOX. Correspondence ran be posted in a special pillar box at the airport which is cleared half-an-hour before
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    TIDE TABLE SINGAPORE.
    274 3 Today H. W. 2.57 a.m. 4.23 p.m. 7.8 ft. L. W. 9.38* it 10.07 p.m. 3.9 ft. Tomorrow H. W. 4.10 a.m. fit.; a. 24 p.m. 7.7 ft. L. W. 10.44 a m. 2.4 ft.; 11.30 p.m. 3.6 ft. Tuesday H. W. 5.35 a.m. 7.6 ft.; C.25
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    64 3 M>naa.,\ Jure S. Ship* alonfsUe the Whu. .c, vi tninn lo »rrr»* Ast Wharf PUnclus Anhui Uln Wharf AchiUes Benmohr nplre Dock Siamese Prince Marudu Islam! e*t Wharf Perak Rlmau Nordmark 22 1 20 1 i 2 30 2 32 2 38 2 •It) 4 4 6
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    Flight Clerks Preferred
    101 3 STEWARDESSES are not wanted on the Empirr airboats. Instead. Imperial Airways warn flight clerks. Seventeen young men, aged twenty-two to thirty-five, left the training college yesterday to start the newest £5-£6 week air jobs. They were picked from 2.600 applicants, successfully passed their first "exam." two long
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    10 KILLED IN ARSENAL
    21 3 Then men were killed and four injured when gunpowder caught fire at Plllau, East Prussia, naval arsenal.
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      298 3 England now 5\ days across the air all the way by Empire Flying-Boat The big 4-enfrined Empire flying- boats now leave Singapore for England twice a week. They are the last word in air^ing luxury. You have a smoking room on board, a promenade derk. hot and cold meals served
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    The Bird Papered Its Nest
    110 4 A LETTER to Miss V. Jarratt, of Broadwcll Road West, Worthing, Sussex, from her aunt in Ashford, Xl nt, was partly destroyed when it was delivered. The em'e'ope had been sealed by the Post Office and bore the words. "Pecked br birds." The explanation given
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    Donald Was A Good Egg Ter Years Ago
    264 4 Donald Was A Good Egg Ter Years Ago QNCE upon a lime Donald Duck was neither bad-tempered nor pugilistic H*» was hardly recognisable in his lirst film of ten years ago shown at the Hritish lilm Institute recently. That was Mickey Mouse's first film, too, and it was called (how
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    Strange Craft Crossed Oceans
    268 4 Paris. rpHE strangest craft that has ever nosed Its way among the millionaires' yachts in Cannes harbour has just been greeted there in the name of the French Government. Guns boomed, seaplanes circled overhead, and a great crowd cheered as the two navigators of *he queer
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    China's Heroic Missionaries
    208 4 'pAYING tribute to the Christian missionaries in Chinese war zones. Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, wifv" of the Chinese Generalissimo states: Only inspired people could stand in defiance of the horrors that have been perpetrated around them, and the violence that has been visited on many of them by
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    15 LB. BABY
    88 4 The 26-year-old wife of Sidney Butcher, of Chale, Isle of Wight, gave birth to a 151 b. son. The average weight Is 7>,ilb. The father, when told the bay's weight, refused to believe it, and it had to be weighed again in his presence before he was
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    55 4 MR. ADRIAN CONAN DOYLE, second son of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of "Sherlock Holmes," and his bride, formerly Miss Anna Andersen, of Copenhagen, whom he has just married in England. Miss Andersen, daughter of the late Mr. S. Andersen, shipowner, of Copenhagen, is regarded as one of
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    NEW SWIMMING POOL IS NEARLY READY
    352 5 First To Be Built In Malaya By A Chinese Club Dips In Sea Water At Low Tide CUGGESTED years ago, talked about until it had almost become a threadbare topic, and only decided upon last year, the new $19,000 sea watei* pool of the
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    SEVENTEEN DIE
    19 5 Seventeen workmen were killed when a motor-lorry fell over a 600 ft. precipice Dlarbeklr. In Asiatic Turk
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    CHINESE WEDDINGS
    283 5 Mr. Ooi Kiik Huat and MLss Khoo Hean Suat who were married at the Seh Ooi Temple. Penan;. The marriage mok place recently in Sir-apore of Mr. I.oh Meng If on*, oni.r son of tiie late Mr. and Mrs. I.oh Bflfe C hai, and Mbs Quan Sui Kvßßt
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    PENANG TEMPLE WEDDING
    71 5 (Fr>t:i Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. THE wedding of Mr. Ooi Eng Huat, youngest son of Madam Khoo Gim Hong and the late Mr. Ooi Choo Llm. to Miss Khoo Hean Suan, eldest daughter of Madam Lim Phaik Thin and the late Mr. Khoo Chong Huat of Penang,
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    RESCUED FROM A PYTHON'S COILS Drama On N. I. Estate
    110 5 RESCUED FROM A PYTHON'S COILS Drama On N. I. Estate (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia. Saturday. A JAVANESE mandore, attacked by a python on an estate in Kisaran, Sumatra, was saved from a horrible death by fellow workmen, who were near by. The mandore was walking along a narrow path,
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    Seremban Wedding
    20 5 Mr. Cyril Bastian and Miss Joan Hypo who were married at the Church of the Visitation. at Seremban.
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    PRINCIPAL OF PENANG A. C. S. SAILS Rev. Dr. L. Proebstel
    54 5 PRINCIPAL OF PENANG A. C. S. SAILS Rev. Dr. L. Proebstel DEV. Dr. L. Proebstel. principal of the Penang Anglo-Chinese School, and educational secretary of the Methodist Mission Schools, sails In the Gneis?nau today on long leave. He is travelling through Europe, and expects to spend part of his furlough
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    SHARKS KILL FISHERMAN
    67 5 SHARKS KILL FISHERMAN New York. A Costa Rican fisherman MMMd Laureano Villa Real died as a result of a strange accident while fishing in the Gulf of Nicoya oft Puntarenas. He hooked a huge tuna fish, so big that it pulled him overboard. Villa Real kept himself afloat, buy before
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      414 5 WORLD'S NEED OF QUALIFIED ENGINEERS Bright Pro«pa«h and Big Pay OpportunlNaa for tha Tralnad Mm I NOW I* tha tlma to gat out of tha nit and qualify for a parmanant w.ll-pald post. Wrlla TO-DAY for our graat Gulda which contain* tha world* wldatt cholca of homa-ttudy anglnaarlng courtai covarlng
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    MERCY PLEA FOR BOY LOVER
    252 6 MERCY PLEA FOR BOY LOVER r\ONALD CARROLL, a 16-year-old schoolboy, has just been put on trial for his life in New York. Two of the people most anxious for his acquittal are Mr. and Mrs. Matthieson, parents of 18-year-old Charlotte Matthieson, whom Carroll is alleged to have shot and killed
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    Rajah's £2,000,000 'Buck ingh am Palace'
    293 6 Rajah's £2,000,000 'Buck ingh am Palace WITH his dark eyes sparkling after an hour's foxtrot lesson, the 24-year-old Rajah of Kamra told a Sunday Dispatch reporter in London of his plans to build a "Buckingham Palace" in his Indian State. To be built in marble, with mosaic floors, lapis lazuli
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    Sex Offenders Will Be Treated In Special Institution
    196 6 Sex Offenders Will Be Treated In Special Institution Sydney. A SPECIAL institution for the treatment of sex offenders will be established, when a Bill prepared by the Minister for Justice (Mr. Martin) is passed by Parliament. The Bathurst gaol building will be used for this purpose. Persons provided for will
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    Joan Can Wear £300,000 Smile
    113 6 Joan Can Wear £300,000 Smile Hollywood. JOAN CRAWFORD can afford to smile at the depression which is now hitting Hollywood, and at the attack on her alleged lack of box-office appeal made recently by the Independent Theatre Owners' Association. For, in the next five years, she will take £300,000 from
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    HONG KONG BOMBARDIER SWIMS TWO MILES FOR AID
    368 6 HONG KONG BOMBARDIER SWIMS TWO MILES FOR AID Saves Friend Who Drifted All Night In Dinghy RESCUER SPENT TWO HOURS IN THE SEA II7HEN two soldiers of the 7th Anti-Aircraft Battery, Stonecutters Island, Hong Kong, were becalmed at night during a tropical downpour, with their small dinghy drifting slowly away
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    DEVIL'S ISLE ESCAPES
    29 6 Kingston (Jamaica). Eleven escaped prisoners from Devils Island have arrived here. The boat in which they sailed from Trinidad was wrecked on the quay outside Kingston.
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    MORE BOYS THAN GIRLS READ IN BED
    88 6 MORE BOYS THAN GIRLS READ IN BED DOYS go to the cinema more often than girls, and more boys than girls read in bed. These were discoveries mentioned in a report to London County Council Education Committee following an investigation into what school children do in their spare time. It
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    France Has Annexed Land Almost Her Own Size
    129 6 France Has Annexed Land Almost Her Own Size DV simple decree, and with the approval of Great Britain, France has just added nearly 160,000 square miles of territory to her empire. This is a greater area than that of Belgium, Holland, Italy and Switzerland combined. It is only 50,000 square
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    FROG CHARTER
    85 6 Quebec. WITH the exception of six weeks from July 15 to Sept. 1, frogs in the Province of Quebec will be able to leap and croak to their hearts' content. The Quebec Official Gazette has announced that frog hunting lias been banned for 10% months of each year.
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    41 6 The Highland Games season has officially opened with the Pitlessie Oames, held in the old world Fife village. The games are believed to be the oldest. bar one, in Scotland. Here v a quartette of competitor* in th« Highland fling competition.
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    12,000-MILES TRIP AT 101
    99 6 A HUNDRED-and-one-year-old wo- man, of Sydney, N.S.W., is planning to make a 12,000-miles trip to her home— Kilmallock, Co. Limerick. She is Mrs. Elizabeth Quirk and she means to spend her 102 nd birthday in the town she left as a child. Mrs. Quirk, ioho has
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    Salesmen, Smile!
    35 6 THE owner of a shop in Cincin- nati, Ohio, says he will not tolerate glum assistants. YOUR PURCHASE FREE IF WE FAIL TO SMILE reads a sign on the wall of the shop.
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    HEAVY RAIN CAUSES FLOODS SPOILS SPORT
    271 7 HEAVY RAIN CAUSES FLOODS SPOILS SPORT BukL Timah Road Suffers Most STREET BARBER, KNEE DEEP, CONTINUES WORK A BARBER in a shop near the junction of Bukit Timah and Stevens Roads had to stand almost up to his knees in muddy water while he trimmed the hair of his customers
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    Letters To Knights Shot Son Signed With Lipstick Kisses
    117 7 Letters To Knights Shot Son Signed With Lipstick Kisses LETTERS from Paris signed Mimi." with lipstick kisses imprinted on the last pages, have been discovered by police among the belongings of Henry du Bourg Denman, found shot dead in a Y.M.C.A. hostel at Melbourne. Denman. son of the late Sir
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    THE EPWORTH LEAGUE
    242 7 Singapore District AT the first meeting of the Cabinet Officers of the Singapore District Epworth League, held at the Tamil Church Hal!, it was decided to hold the following activities for the year: June 19. Devotional meeting at the Foojhow Church, Race Course Road, at 8 p.;n.
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    LONDON CONFERENCE ON WHALES
    83 7 Washington. Saturday. THE Un ted States Government has accepted the British Governments invitation to at. end the Interratlonal Whaling Conference in London on June 13 to study the results of the recent whaling season and consider ary modification or extension necessary in existing international whaling agreements.
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    ROAST PORK!
    106 7 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AN oid Chinese woman and three children escaped but two pigs w^re roasted alive in a fire at Salak South, a mln ng village six miles from Kuala Lumpur, late last night. The Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade found the house with
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    AGRICULTURAL SHOW
    50 7 <From Our Own Correspondent* Batu Paliat. The third annual agricultural show r.f Dam Pahal district will be held on July 28 and 29 on the vacant space in front of the Government Offices. Preparations are being made for it and the space io being enclosed for the shew.
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    9th Century Finds In Sumatra
    175 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia. IN Tjandi Soenggoriti, one of the famous sulphur baths in East Java, an interesti.if discovery has just been made which may prove of great archaeological value. Near the present baths, ruins of an old structure, said to have beenj a
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    JAPANESE RAID N. I. ISLANDS
    84 7 Chinese Report Estates Damaged From Our Own Corresponded. Batavia. lAPANESE fishermen in croups of 40 and 50 have damaged the Chinese coconut estates on t>.? small islands n»ar Bnnkj and Billlton— Kelemer. Lepar and Caspar— states the Batavia Nleuwsblad. If the Chinese resist they are
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    POLISH PAINTER DIES IN JAVA
    96 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia. Saturday. •TTIE famous Polish painter Czeslaw de Mystkowsk has died suddenly a few hours after he had been visiting friends. He was 40 and had been in Batavia for the last ten years- almost uninterruptedly. He held many exhibitions in
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    USA. TO STUDY TRADE UNION ACT
    63 7 DRESIDENT Roosevelt has announced that he is sending a commission to Britain in the summer to study the British Trade Union Act in order to clear up a great deal of misinformation in the United States in regard to the British law. He said
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    200-Mile Trial For 58 Cars, 27 Motor-Cycles
    234 7 200-Mile Trial For 58 Cars, 27 Motor-Cycles (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. piFTY-EIGHT cars and r twenty-seven motor-cycles are humming over 220 miles of roau in Selangor and Negri Sembilan tonight in the fourth long-distance reliability trial of the Automobile Association Of Malaya's Selangor and Pahang branch. Entrants
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    New Film At Pavilion
    71 7 A mix-up over the adoption of two orphans creates amusing situations in 'Love Is A Headache" at the Pavilion. Featuring Ted Healy, Franchot Tone and Gladys George, the film provides enough comical scenes to be entertaining though its title seems to suggest an altogether different story.
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    Panther Leaps In Car From Jungle, Mauls Maharajah
    176 7 New Delhi. 4 S the Maharajah of the Junior State of Dewas, Central India, f* wag returning to Bombay from a shooting expedition in Kh&ndwa Forest, a panther leaped into his car from the edge of the jungle and mauled him. The
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    In England, Too
    138 7 London, Saturday. THE weather forecast for Whitsun holiday week-end is unsettled. A continuous increase in holiday traffic has been a feature of postdepression years in Britain and there will be still more evidence of it in future as a result of the growing practice in Industry of
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    SCHOOL SOCIAL
    31 7 The St. Andrew's School Amateur Dramatic Society had a successful social at the school hall last night when more than 60 members and friends Indulged in games and dances.
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    THE WEEK'S MARKET ACTIVITIES
    1472 8 Conditions Unaffected By Quota Reductions BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT TTHE week has been an important one for local markets. Both the International Tin Committee and the International Rubber Regulation Committee held meetings at which decisions vitally important to this country were taken. The International
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    80 8 Saturday, June 4, Noon. No. 1 K. R. S. S. in cases (FOB.) June 18'k 18', Good F. A. Q. in bales (F. 08.) Jane 17*. 17*. No. 1 K. R. S. S. 'Spot loose) Awardable MW is June 18*4 117«8 7 July-September 19 1
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    1327 8 Fraser And Co. *s List SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1938. 1 P.M. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin <4» 3s 7Vid 4s l'.4d Ashic Kumcanii 28."- JOS Austral Malay <£) 42s M 47s <M N Ayer Hilani (5s) 22s 6d 23s fid Ayer Weng <fl) 60 65
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    142 8 List Supplied By Messrs Fraser Co. SATURDAY. JUNE 4. 1 P.M Financial Company Dividend Boots Date Ex. Dlv. year TIN Close Payab.p Date to dat 4 Burma Malay 6d. No. 17 June 23 June 30 June 24 5% Katu 6d No. 18 June 9 June 16 June
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      1156 9 Today's Wireless Programmes SINGAPORE ZHI. 1.33 met (22.5 tn.) am. 11.00 Military band music. t 11.10 Light orchestral concert played by Reller's Hungarian Band. Relayed from the Sea View Hotel, p.m. 12.10 Piano solos. t 12.20 Light orchestral concert relayed from the Sea View Hotel (contd). 1.10 Miscellaneous programme of
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    HEARTBURN KEPT HIM AWAKE
    221 10 Tie was Afraid to Eat. What .i woriy he must have been to Fe I No food agreed with him. Acid indigestion made him positively wretched. In this letter, his wife tells ■he found a way to end his trouble My )iusband developed a wretched form
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    "GRAB-IN-THE-DARK" MARRIAGES DANGEROUS
    333 10 "GRAB-IN-THE-DARK" MARRIAGES DANGEROUS Men Are So Easily Influenced By Women FACTORS WHICH SWAY PEOPLE IN CHOOSING A LIFE MATE jTH£ dangers of "grab-in-the-dark marriages'— by people with too few acquaintances to be able to choose a really suitable partnerare stressed by the woman psychologist Mrs. Evelyn MV.V.s Duvall. Mrs. Duvall,
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    LAWYERS MAKE HOWLERS, TOO
    261 10 Saint Louis, Missouri. P*VEN lawyers make howlers. Mr. Lyman E. Cook, a lawyer of Saint Louis, Missouri, has collected some of them In a book he has Just written, entitled Comics in the Law." He reveals that many inhabitants of Massachusetts are lucky to escape breach
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    Woman Signs Cheque For £1,400,000
    81 10 Woman Signs Cheque For £1,400,000 New York. MRS. ARIE KRAMER, New York dress designer, pulled out her cheque book wrote a cheque for seven million dollars (£1,400,000), and took over the 1,400-roomed Hotel Lincoln, one of New York's largest. She is the wife of Max Kramer, wealthy New York builder,
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    37 10 Prince Louis Ferdinand, son of the ex-Crown Prince of Germany, and his bride when they arrived at Southampton on the Bremen en route to New York. on the first stage of their honeymoon trip round the world.
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    Baer Gives Blood For His Baby
    75 10 New York. WAX BAER, the boxer, gave a pint of his blood in an effort to save the life of his five -month-old son, Max Junior, dangerously ill with bronchial pneumonia in Oakland Hospital, California. The transfusion was given after the child had weakened
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    47 10 Prince Michael Radziwill, aged 68, was married to Mrs. H»vr «t Stewart Dawson, a 57-year-old widow, in London. Prince Radiiwill belongs to one of the oldest families in Poland, and is ft cousin of the ex-Kaiser. Here are Prince Radziwill and hi* bride photographed after the weddinff.
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    Woman To Sue Prince For £50,000
    63 10 Woman To Sue Prince For £50,000 Parts. Mmc. Jeanette Suchestov, Polish beauty, whose engagement to Prince Michael Radziwill, Polish cousin of the cx-Kalser, was reported seven month.ago, has started a suit against the prince for £50,000 breach of promist damages. Mme. Suchestov is thirty-six; Prince Michael is sixty-eight. Prince Michael,
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    Malayan Author Writes A Splendid Book About China
    1334 11 Malayan Author Writes A Splendid Book About China Victor Purcell Describes His Recent Visit Chinese Evergreen. By Victor Purcell. Michael Joseph 10s. 6d. TT is satisfactory that Mr. Purcell, the well known Malayan writer, has at last dropped the impersonal anonymity of initials and made use of his ov/n worthy
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    "England Expects Every American To Do His Duty"
    828 11 England Expects Every American To Do His Duty. By Quincy Howe. Robert Hale Bs. 6d. HPHE author of this work is a young American who is a well-known writer and a distinguished publicist. His education was partly obtained at Christ College, Cambridge.
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      153 11 BOOKS! BOOKS!! FRt:SH_OXLS— JLSTRECErVED. THE LEADER, by L. Evans $4.25 WHEN CHIKA UNITES, by H. Gannes *-25 A history of China's struggle for National Independence 1840-1938 PROMISED LAND, by C. Belfrage 4 25 (It will cause sensation) THE HEALJNO KNIFE. A Surgeon's Destiny. By Oeorgc Sava 4.M MUSSOUNI IN THE
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      218 11 A MONTH* The great Empire flying-boats have shrunk the map and brought a visit to England within the limit of a month's leave. Time spent In travel there and back from Singapore is only eleven days. Fares include everything— even tips There are special rebates for Government officials and officers
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    DUTCH WILL MAKE NEW ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE £2,000,000 SEABED TREASURE
    585 12 DUTCH WILL MAKE NEW ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE £2,000,000 SEABED TREASURE LOCKED away In the bed of the Zuyder Zee, in the wrecked Frigate Lutine. is a £2,000,000 treasure which has lured men for 140 years, and is now the aim ol a Dutch firm the Billiter Company which has asked
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    59 12 Preparing for great health movement show: Teachers and members of the Everywoman's Health Movement, the principal of which is Miss Sali Lootl, are giving a demonstration of health and beauty exercises and rhythmic gymnastics at the Empress HcV, London. Members of the movement balancing bowls on their heads, watched by
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    5 Dead In Murder Drama In Liner
    346 12 AS the 8,424-toiu American liner, City of Norfolk, berthed at the Royal Albert Dock, Silvertown, E., Scotland Yard officers hurried aboard to investigate an astonishing mucker story of the high seas. It was the story of a quiet Spanish kitchen-hand who, in a
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    PHONE GIRL TO MARRY MILLIONS
    126 12 PHONE GIRL TO MARRY MILLIONS J-VANIEL G. DOIM.K tn •uty-year-old heir to the I> motor-car millions, will !<» married soon to t4-a-weefc telephone operator Laurine Mac Donald. eighteen-year-old daughter of an Ontario liijMai captain. "Danny Dodge's romance had been rumoured for some months, but the engagement announcement was the first
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    FRENCH STAMP IN HONOUR OF KING
    107 12 Paris. A POSTAGE stamp is to be issued in France to commemorate the State visit of the King and Queen to Paris this month. M. J alien, Minister of Posts, states that the stamp rill be issued on June 28, the date of the
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    HIPPO AND SHARK MENU
    47 12 Paris. The menu of a banquet hold in Paris by the Societe Nationale d Acclimatation de France included hippopotamus and exotic pickles, shark, antelope and wild rice, salted beef dried in the open air for six months, and white worms, a special delicacy.
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    1773 13 Behind The News With Crux Australis CROC STORY LJOW a ie?cnciury battle between a gigantic fish and a crocodile was responsible for the naming of Sura- j baya (Soerabaia) is explained by a correspondent. L.Y.F. The letter is prompted by the query in these notes last week about the derivation
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    NEW ENERGY TOR TIRED MEN AND WOMEN.
    181 14 NEW ENERGY TOR TIRED MEN AND WOMEN. Strenrtheniag Vitamins In TtttefeM Tablets. Now men and women who are run-down and tfced ar.d have lost all zest lor lilt, can all tli. ir old vigorous energy and] Vitality ar.d youthful enthusiasm for living simply by talcing two tiny, tasteless, sugar- j
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    WOMAN MAY BE U.S. AMBASSADOR
    316 14 Moscow Embassy Is Mentioned LINGUIST WHO WAS FORMERLY A PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER New York. pOR the first time in tne hisr tory of the United States, or of any other country, a woman is being seriously considered for appointment as an ambassador. The woman is,
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    50 14 Miss Melinda Oitmbay, 17-year-old prima ballerina of the Hungarian State Opera, who flew the 1,000 miles from Budapest to London specially for a party. Miss Ottrubay gave Hungarian dances in national costumes at a musical At Home given by M. de Marosy, Hungarian Charge dAiJaires at the Hungarian Legation, Lcndon.
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    Kiss Starts Chain Craze
    146 14 AN attractive girl dancer, now touring Germany, has started a chain-kissing craze at Slough (Bucks.). When she left England recently her young man, a Slough factory manager, was unable to leave his her off. A friend, a Slough showman, deputised. As the boat-train stenmt-d out of
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    40 14 America, home of the straw hat, v. I.oraes the season in a big way. Pretty girls of Long Beach, California, hold on fur your mspci tiou a 70-ft. round hat, size 139, which should tit even the most swollen heads.
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    NO SUCH ISLANDS!
    125 14 NO SUCH ISLANDS! Copenhagen. FATA MORGANA islands do not exist." This brief wireless message, received here from the Danish explorer Dr Lange Koch, clears up an Arctic mys tery of 25 years. Four times JO the last quarter-cen tury Polar travellers have claimed t< have seen the phantom islands northeast
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    Battle Relics
    72 14 Pavia, Italy. ■THE drought has led to the discovery of mediaeval relics at Pavia, Italy. The Ticlno River fell to an unprecedented low level, uncovering ancient weapons of war, among them stone balls and catapults. They are believed to have been left after the battle of Pavia in
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    Tasman Air Service This Year
    184 14 Tasman Air Service This Year Auckland <N.Z.). I AM hopeful that arrange- ments will be completed so that the trans-Tasman air service between Australia and New Zealand may soon function," said Mr. A. E. Rudder. Australian representative for Imperial Airways, who is making a hurried visit to New Zealand to
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    Rembrandt Picture On Loan To Holland
    51 14 Rembrandt Picture On Loan To Holland Melbourne. DEMBRANDT'S picture, "The Two Philosophers," which is valuec' at £23,000, will be sent by the National Gallery Trustees on loan to Holland. It will be included in an exhibition at Amsterdam, which has been arranged to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Queen Wilhelmina's
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    300 m. p. h. Airliner For Britain
    79 14 300 m. p. h. Airliner For Britain THE plane of the future," as its designer calls it, will soon 1 be built in England. It is a giant monoplane cap .ble of carrying 40 passengers on European trips and 20 passengers on trans-Atlantic flights, with a top speed of 300
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    1099 15  - Sitting On The Fence Nathaniel Gubbins By "I SEE there's mo e mci wanted for the A.R.P.." said the Sweip. "That's right," I s:ad. "And yet the papers say we're everybody's pal," said !.he Sween. 'France is our pal, Itler's our pal, i .tie old Mussolini" j our pal. i
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        155 16 rthe many valuable community services performed by the Salvation Army is to be added the care of discharged prisoners. A hostel for this is to be opened at the end of this month in Race Course Road by the After-Care Association. Such a hostel is badly needed, and the
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        137 16 TPWICE in a week the question of Eurasian troops has been brought to notice in Singapore, first by the announcement that thp Netherlands Indies Air Force la recruiting E.irasian youths as mechanics and aircraftmen, and later by the statement that the Eurasian representative on the Legislative Council, Dr.
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        157 16 ANOTHER improvement to Singa- pore's skyline will be made with the completion of the new $500,000 building to be erected for the Netherlands Trading Society in Cecil Street. There has recently been considerable activity in Singapore building, not only in the erection of now office blocks, but also
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    1305 16  - Modernism Has Not Spoiled Siam's Fine People S. R. Hutchinson By CIAM is not pro-Japanese. In spite of the widespread impression with exists in some parts of the world that Siam is extremely friendly with Japan and that Japanese influence there is very strong, during a tour of Siam I
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    DARWIN'S TWO WARPLANE SQUADRONS
    241 17 New Aerodrome Is Being Made There Would Be Ready To Aid Singapore RECONNAISSANCE UNITS PLANNED Melbourne. THE first of the two Royal Australian Air Force squadrons to be established at Darwin is likely to be formed and trained at Laverton soon and transferred to Darwin during
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    302 17 Auckland. THE Government of New Zealand has ordered 30 Vickers 1 Wdlinjfton aircraft for operational squadrons at a cost, including equipment, of £730,000, Ihe Minister for Defence (Mr. Jones) announced in a speech. This was the latest type to go into production. The machines
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    116 17 Rich Woman Leaves Body To Science AFTER bequeathing her £13,000 fortune to friends and relatives, 66-year-old Miss Marian Armstrong, of West Cromwell Road, South Kensington, left her body to science. "If my body is of any use to any hospital," her will read, "I desire the executors to give it
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    56 17 BOY OF 16 WEDS GIRL OF 16. The wedding took place in London of Vera Hannah Maske 11. of Reading, aged 16, to Thomas Richard Jones, of Reading, who is also 16. They were married at the Reading Register Office. They say until they have enough money to live alone
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    22 17 A German expedition has left for Greenland to make geographical and meteorological investigations and to study the flora and fauna.
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    REMAINS OF MAMMOTH
    21 17 The remains of a mammoth, includ- ing a tusk 4ft. 4in. long, have been I found near Cologne.
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    Navy Searchlight Saves Sleeping Man In Fire
    56 17 Navy Searchlight Saves Sleeping Man In Fire Falmouth. A SEARCHLIGHT from the fishery protection cruiser Kingfisher (510 tons) flashed early one morning into the upper windows of the blazing Unionist Club in Falmouth and saved the sleeping caretaker's life. Its beams wakened him, and he escaped as the flames reached
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    73 17 Scrcet villain is sculptor in spare time: John Carradine, who plays the part of sinister scoundrels on the screen, spends his spare time in quite a different fashion. He is an ardent sculptor and very good at his hobby. He is seen here putting the finishing touches to a head
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    Chimp Bites Girl-Chimp Dies
    117 17 Chimp Bites GirlChimp Dies The chimp, to make the film more real Chased and bit the girl The girl recovered of the bite The chim it tods that died —With apologies to Goldsmith. WHILE making a jungle picture at Palm Springs, Jiggs, a famous American chimpanzee, bit Caroline Faber. a
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    130 17 Chinese Girl's 10,000 Miles To Marry Birkenhead. pHEN MA SLANG TOO, 20- daughter of a Chinese Christian preachc at Canton, was married here in a Methodist Church because, months ago. Chin Gun Why fell in love with her photograph. The bridegroom is a Chinese laundry proprietor, of Borough Road, Birkenhead,
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    153 17 THE suicide squad is going to get one chance of life its members will be given a chance to paddle their own canoe. Lester Barlow, American bomb oxpert, has invented a manpiloted diving bomb capable of destroying a battleship. But the man, unlike the
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    Passion Play Christ Is Dead
    155 17 Passion Play Christ Is Dead ANTON LANG, the Oberam- mergau potter who played the part of Christ in the fcr.ous Passion Play, has died in Manich, aged 63. He was operated on for ftutnact; disease in a Miinich hospital. Anton Lang, a striking figure, with blue eyes, thick beard, luxuriant
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    40 17 Hollywood. QANDRA MARTIN, secretary to the film star. Simone Simon, has been sent for trial on 20 counts of grand theft and forgery. She was remanded to gaol in lieu of 10,000 dollars bail.
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    France Orders 100 American Warplanes
    263 17 France Orders 100 American Warplanes Paris. AN official communique, issu- ed by the French Air Ministry states that ai. order for 100 American chaser aeroplanes of the latest type has heen decided on. These will be additional to the planes already being constructed in French aircraft factories under the rearmament
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    91, PUTS ON NEW HAT, VANISHES
    100 17 91, PUTS ON NEW HA T, VANISHES Chatham. Joseph Mansford, a great-grandfather, of High Street. Chatham, put on his new hat, his blue jacket and -Trey trousers and sa*'': "It's a lovely day. I'm led v icith Chatham. I'm goinn up to London to SM/fO§ "> use And off he
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      246 18 me flMk^^RJ RRF Wk Nrlrmrre jf Am I different from any other young wife? used to worry sometimes about what would happen to baby and me if my husband died. JR9HL &ij Well, at any rate he did not think it morbid of f |ggßj me. Indeed he said it
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    71 19 "Hit-And-Run" Pram Reported To Police piGHT- YEAR-OLD Eugene Scott has lodged a complaint with the police about dangerous traffic on the pavements of Rochester, New York, alleging that he had been injured by a "hit-and-run" perambulator. The boy, after receiving hospital treatment for head Cuts, told the police that his
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    110 19 TTHE Dlonne quins, now on the thres- hold of school life, are to receive from the townfolk of Callander. Perthshire, brooches Inscribed with their names and bearing the coat-ot-arms of the Scots borough. The quins live In Callander, Ontario, The brooches are of Celtic design bearing an
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    59 19 Paris. "My diamonds— where are my diamonds?" exclaimed M. Van Struber. a well-known Belgian diamond dealer, when he recovered consciousness after a motor accident here. He was being taken to hospital, and putting ris hand in his pocket discovered that the stones, valued at £10.000, had disappeared,
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    SHIRLEY AS CLEOPATRA
    114 19 London. SJN the suggestion of Mr. Bernard Shaw. Mr. Sydney Carroll, Australian-born producer, cabled Shirley Temple, asking her to play Cleopatra in Caesar and Cleopatra, in an open-air theatre in Regent Park. Asked later if he were joking, Shaw said: "No. I have not seen her, but
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    38 19 Snapshot Guild A simple arrangement, but a good one, partly because the same curved line is repeated in the boys' backs and the back of the chair. This fives rhythm to the picture.
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    421 19 I^ANY snapshooters read about picture composition, and decide it is something subtle and M arty," and pretty much of a puzzle. But it needn't be a puzzle, at all. Composition is simply pleasing arrangement. The woman, who arranges flowers In a bowl, or furniture in
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    72 19 > ew York. lUSTICE STOPPARD, a New York Judge, last night valued a girl's hair at tJ.OOO. Renee Berkowitz. aged nine, was awarded £4.600 and her father £400 against Mrs. Bella Levine, a technician, of Kings County Hospital, on the ground that her
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    Men Admire Women's Hands If They Are Well Groomed
    449 21 Table Talk YOU may have no time, nor the inclination to be over-fasti-dious about your hands, but every man admires hands which are soft and smooth and whose nails are tidy though not highly painted. A lot of care, however, goes
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    650 21 You Should Form Your Beauty Habits In Childhood MAX FACTOR'S ADVICE Example Of Film Stars rpHE foundation habits of feminine grooming can a: d should be formed during childhood. By this I do not mean to imply that children's toys should oft replaced by powder, rouge and lipstick, or anything
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    884 22 The New Stockings Are Treated To Resist Showers London, May 23. CO far, there is little to be seen in the way of stocking novelties for the early summer. The new stockings are fine In texture, light in their tanness, with offblack introduced for wear with well-tailored black suits. There
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    26 22 PIQUE AND PRETTY: In this pretty out-door frock made of white pique overprinted with blue, you see reflected tomorrow's fondness for dainty styles in new materials.
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    STARS AS BUTTONS FOR SUMMER FROCKS
    234 22 CTARS have descended from the heavens to take the form of buttons on new summer frocks. There are also new metal buttons. Those made of gilt filigree are attractive. So are those which follow the style of antique silver design:,. Or you may prefer
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    1297 23 What Does Your Mother Mean To You? —ASKS GODFREY WINN /^ODFREY Winn's name is already familiar to Sunday Times readers. In a little less than two years he has aiadc himself the most popular and one of the most higM> paid writers n: the Empire. How did lie achieve this
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    Negri Cricket XI Weakened For Match
    526 24 Against rerak THREE RESERVES IN THE TEAM (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. I^EGRI SEMBILAN and Perak meet In an inter-State cricket match at Seremban tomorrow. This Whltsun fixture will be continued on Monday. It Is regretted that Negrl Sembilan Is unable to field
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    Volunteers To Parade
    117 24 (From Our Own Correspondent Seremban. Saturday •THE Negri Sembilan Battalion of the F.M.S. Volunteer Forces will parade on King's Birthday at 10 30 a.m. on the Seremban Station padang and will be reviewed by the commanding officer. The general public is cordially invited to witness the parade.
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    MALAYS WIN
    228 24 (From Our Own Corresoondev.r Sersmbun. AT Port Dlcksor the Malay i-"»="TNep* defeated the King Geo^' V School in a half day fixture. Scores: KING GROBGE V SCHOOL R. Senevlratne c Che Aim b Osman 9 Kassira c Wraight b England, f Hamzah b England I 4 W. Senevtratne
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    CHINESE HISTORY
    210 24 (From Our Own Correspondents Seremban. MYSTERIOUS symbols which embody a whole system of early Chinese philosophy, Chinese characters that are full of historical meaning, ancedotes of an Emperor who caused yards of silk to be destroyed because his lady love liked the sound of tearing sIIk. These were
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    NEGRI TENNIS TITLES
    211 24 i From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban. Saturday. '["THE Negri Sembilan lawn tennis championship meeting will be held this month on the grass courts of the 1 Sungei Ujong Club at Seremban. Men's j singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles events <vili be held.
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    NEGRI NOTES
    196 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) 3eremDan Senior Asiatic Inspector Samsudln I bin Hajl Hamzah of the Seremban Police has been promoted to the rank of Chief Inspector of Police with effect from June 1. The engagement Is announced and the marriage will take place according to Hindu rites on
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    MALACCA TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    337 25 Entries And The Draw WOMEN'S EVENTS CANCELLED 'Fr-m Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. A good number of entries have been received in the annual Malacca lawn tennis championships. Owing to insufficient entries the women's singles and doubles events have been cancelled. Following are the draws in the
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    INTER-STATE GAMES
    371 25 INTER -STATE GAMES From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. IN the absence of a central club as enjoyed by the Selangor Chinese in Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, although beaten by Selangor by the narrow margin of nine games to eight in the first inter-state lawn tennis competition for the Lai Tet Loke
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    Literary Assn.
    138 25 From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. OVER 50 people attended the dinner held at the Malacca Chinese Literary Association on the occasion of the visit of the Selangor players who took part in the inter -state lawn tennis competition for the Lai Tet Loke cup. Mr. Chua Sin Earn,
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    BRYANT SHIELD
    91 25 <From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. IN the Bryant Shield lawn tennis com- petition Mr. Wong Ah Leong's party gained a three-nil victory over the Malacca Club. The match was played on the club courts. Results (Malacca Club players mentioned first) E. V. G. Day and G. Beattj lost
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    Talk To Boys
    226 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. A STRIKING address to Scouts and boys of the Anglo-Chinese School. Malacca, was made by Bishop Edwin F. Lee during his visit to the school recently. Bishop Lee was accompanied by Mrs. Lee. The visitors were received by a Scout guard
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    ABOUT PEOPLE
    135 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. MR. A. de K. Frampton, Agricultural Officer, Malacca, will shortly leave for Home on leave. Mr. C. W. S. Hartley, formerly of Teluk Anson, will succeed him as Agricultural Officer. Malacca. The Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, accompanied y Miss Wiseman, will soon
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    37 25 b'tom left, Mrs. Leong Hoe Yeng and >liss Gladys Loke, of Kuala Lumpur, who were beaten by the Malacca players, Mrs. I. Todman and Mrs. Chong Ah Poon, 6 4. 7—5, in an exhibition game at Malacca.
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    Malay Regiment Draws With Malacca Club
    352 25 < From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca. Saturday. A BRILLIANT 57 by Capt. Young coupled by a forceful 38 by Lieut. Braithwaite enabled the Malay Regiment to draw with the Malacca Club in a crick -t match played at Port Dickson recently. Batting first,
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    State Soccer Trial
    193 25 "From Cur Own Corres,>>ndent.) Malacca, Saturday. IN the uecor.o State soccei trial played here Colours defeated Whites by two goals to nil; both the goals came in the first half of the game. The game was devoid of thrills. Once again the selectors are confronted with a
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    TENNIS FINALS
    155 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. 'TWO finals have been decided in the lawn teiuiis tournament held by the Malacca club and played under id«.a» weather conditions. Exploiting the all-court game G. C. Coventry beat R.C. Barnard 6—l, 6 2 In the final of the men's open singles event.
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    MUAR AND BATU PAHAT LEAGUES
    426 26 Chinese Still In The Lead (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. THE first rcund of the Muar Football Association League is drawing to a close. There only remain five matches. The Muar Chinese are still leading. They have obtained 11 points for six matches and they
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    CHINESE WIN
    196 26 'From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. THE Muar Chinese Football Team further enhanced their chances tor league honours when they beat the Town Board by 2 l. For the Chinese Tay Kirn Lock played an outstanding game. His tackling and feeding of the forwards were features of the play
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    POLICE DO WELL
    132 26 From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. AFTER being one goal down at half time, the Police made a good recovery in the second half and did well to beat the Customs Sports Club by S— l in a league match played at the Muar Club padang. The Police
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    BATH PAHAT
    288 26 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) re Batu Pahat. E C.R.C. Zloha Badmiruou c*«uiy collected four points when .they beat the Premier B.P. by foui matches to one In the Inter -Club badminton tournament. Results (C.R.C. Aloha names mentioned first) Singles: Khaw Eng Chlr. lost to Chew Cheng Earn. 12—15,
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    MAGISTRATE'S TRANSFER
    120 26 (From Our Own Correspondent* Segamat. The Segamat Malay community has lost one of its leading members by the departure on transfer of Y. M. Ungku Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, the local magistrate, to Batu Pahat on promotion as First Magistrate. Inche Rauf bin Ahat succeeds Ungku Ismail at
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    POLHE OFFICER
    52 26 (From Our Own Correspondent' Batu Pahat. THE staff of the Police Office and members of the force entertained Mr. I. D. Mac Don a Id, the sporting Chief Police Officer to a tea party prior to his leaving for Home on long leave. Mr. 11. J. Bennct takes
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    Players Go Off
    358 26 (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Batu Pahal. An exciting game In the local football league between the Police and Rangers, which ended in a three-all draw, was marred by foul play In the closing stages of the game, the left wing of the Rangers being sent off the
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    Garrison Sports Notes ... By "Nomad"
    2088 27 Garrison Sports Notes By "Nomad" HAVING gained the championship of the Alexandra. Blakan Matl and Pulau Branl area of the Inter-Company League the H.K.S. stood to lose nothing other than their unbeaten record when playing the R.A.O.C. and R.A.S.C. at Alexandra on Thursday. To the spectator this record looked like
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    MAC'S COMMENTS
    769 27 BLAKAN Mati athletic week closed f>n a quiet note with the termination of the European inter-battery sports. There was a small gathering of troops and the officials were:— Judges: Lieut. D. P. G. Steward. Lieut. H. D. Lowther, Lieut. R. W. Wynne. Lieut. Harrison, Lieut. M. F. Francis;
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    COURSE RECORDS BEATEN AND EQUALLED AT K.L.
    789 28 'Captain Dash" Picks Tomorrow's Winners THE following selections and comments by "Captain Dash" for tomorrow, the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's meeting which began at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, are subject to scratchings and order of running, which will not be known
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    Donnelly Brothers Have Dead Heat
    1589 28 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. LJERCI'LES equalled the course record for the nine-furlong distance today, the first da y of the Selangor Turf Club Summer professional meeting, covering the distance in 1 mm. IS 2 '8 sec. Glorious weather graced the opening of
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    TAKE A TIP!
    79 28 THE racing writer of the Singa- pore Free Press had a field day yesterday: he tipped five winners and three seconds in his selections published yesterday morning for the first day of the Selangor Turf Club's meeting at Kuala Lumpur. Two tips were given in each race.
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    "DOG" BEATS KILAT CLUB
    104 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Fa brief encounter' on the padang today the Selangor Club defeated the Kilat Club at cricket by 33 runa, scoring 138 to the visitors' 105. Outstanding batsmen in the Selangor Club side were Darby (32), Banner (29) and Fuller
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    TEACHERS LOSE
    163 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. The Drivers did well to beat the Malay teachers in a league game by 3 goals to one after their opponents had taken the lead early in the Esaw HJ. Sirat. the Driver.,' right back, played a fine game. The Teachers took
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    SEREMBAN SPORTSMAN DIES SUDDENLY
    94 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. TPHE death took place suddenly at thi Seremban General Hospital of Mr. Llm Eng Bee, sub-accountant of the Seremban branch of the Chartered Bank. He was in his early twenties. Deceased was a good sportsman and was to have played
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    NAVY CHALLENGE CUP
    162 28 Following are the draw and startIng times for the above competition to be played over the course of the Singapore Golf Club tomorrow, p.m. 2.45 Miss S Lucas and P. O. Aplln (S.L.G.C.I vs. Mrs. E. Lltchfleld and O. Pritchett (X.0.C.) 2 50 Mr. and Mrs. M.
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS
    47 28 Y.W.C.A. tennis ties arc Handicap Singles, semi-finals Tuesday, Miss Ellas vs. Miss Clarke. Wednesday, Miss Foston vs. Miss Stretch (to finish). Women's Doubles, semi-final Saturday: Misses Eber and Yamakawa vs. Miss Joseph and Miss S. George. Championship Singles, semi-final: Saturday. Miss Foston vs. Miss Clarke.
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    FRIENDLY ASSN.
    24 28 The monthly meeting of the Chinese Friendly Association will be held at 126 Albert Street (top floor* on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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    The Big Sweep
    29 28 The draw en the big sweep, value 518.P60. resulted as follows: FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** Startfr,: *****. *****. *****. *****. "9514. *****. ?.Z\U. *****.
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    362 28 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. OADMINTON enthusiasts all over north of Malaya mustered at the Ipoh Town Hall this afternoon for the opening of the fourth triangular inter-State competition for the Leong Sin Nam cup (men) and the Tungku Permalsuri Cup (women). An early surprise was provided
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    JUNIOR TITLES
    244 28 A START was made with the men's Junior doubles badminton championship yesterday at the Clerical Union Hall when Chin Tham Swee and Low Keng Ann, of the U.C.A., defeated Wee Kirn Wee and Tan Kve Leong In the first round. It was a dull game with the result
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    SCHOOLS LEAGUE
    161 28 (From Our Own Correspondent. Batu Pahat. Saturday. Six Malay schools are taking part in the inter-School football league tor Malay schools in Batu Pahat. They are: Bagan, Semerong, Penggaram. Senggarang. Renglt and Bandar. The league which is an annual affair starts tomorrow. Last year the Penggaram school topped
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    Rain Stops Sport
    58 28 All Singapore sport fixtures for yesterday cricket, football and athletics had to be postponed owing to the heavy rain which fell the greater part of the day. The main event of the nay, the Clark* Cup cricket match between the Europeans and the Rest, on the Padang
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    SOCCER TRIAL
    65 28 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. ANOTHER Selangor soccer Tiai will be held on the Kuala Lumpur padang on Friday, and the following players have been asked to play Colours Kum Pak See Hu, K. B. Tan Mori, Talb. Jahn Mohamed Manap. Leek 800. Willoughby; Yusoph, Leek
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    VETERANS' XI
    45 28 The following will represent the Veterans' XI at soccer against the S.R.C. on the Padang on Tuesday at 5.10 p.m. Ah Kow. Kemat, Yeow Soon, Abdul Rahlm, Talb, Hay. Donald. Joy. Yong Liang, Mat Noor and Khoon Onn. Reserves Mun Fun. Un Sun.
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    BRITAIN TRIUMPHS IN WALKER CUP GOLF
    1092 29 First Win Since Series Began f If EAT BRITAIN beat the United Slates in the Walker Cup goTf contest yesterday for the first time since the competition was inaugurated in 1922. At the end of the first day's play on Friday, when foursomes were
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    619 29 Penang -Selangor Cricket Slopped By Rain SETTLEMENT'S 86 FOR 3 U'rom Our Own Correspondent.) Penan?. Saturday. RAIN stopped play soon after the tiffin interval in the InterState cricket match between Penang: and Selangor, Penang having lost three wickets for 86. Play will br resumed tomorrow. Penang won the toss and
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    20 29 Aiotor-cycle racing at Crystal pat ace, London: C. W. Davits coming off at Stadium Dip, during the Sydenham Cup Race.
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    412 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. Arrangements have been made for June 16 when a tennis team from ttoar will visit Batu Pahat and play against that district. The tournament will j consist of seven games, three singles and four doubles. The following will represent 3:.tu Pahat: toil
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS
    41 29 The Old Rafflesians' Association's annual dinner will beheld at the G. H. Cafe Ltd., Battery Road, on Thursday, June 16 at 7.30 p.m. Seats can be Dooked at $2 each from the Hon. Secretary and members of the committee.
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    S.A.F.A. League Tables
    448 29 BY losing to the Loyals on Friday the InnlskiUings lost the opportunity of drawing level with the Chinese in Div. I of the league. The Loyals and the S.R.C. are coming up nicely. The Inniskillings and the R.A.(Blakan Mati) are still doing well in Div. 11. In
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    Young Team For England
    103 29 London, Saturday. •fHE average age of the thirteen players from which England's cricket team to meet the Australians'in the first test match at Nottingham next Friday will be chosen Is 28— so that the team will be cne of the youngest ever to take the field
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    KLUANG LEAGUE
    134 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. Seven teams are taking part in the Football League at Kluang. They are: Malays A and B, the Chinese, The Kluang Rangers, The Rengam Lions, The Posts and Telegraphs, and the Cherry Grove. The Malays A have a good team and have
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    Colony And F.M.S. Are Level In Cup Tennis
    338 29 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. IN the Guillemard Cup the Colony and the Malay States are level at the close of the first day's play, each side winning three singles, scoring nine points each. Results: Chin Kee Onn <MaJay States) beat
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    Perak Beats Negri, 4-0
    110 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. IN an Inter-State soccer match played at Ipoh today. Perak defeated Negri Sembilan by four goals to nil. All the goals were scored in the first half, the match falling below inter-State standard. Three minutes after the kick-off. Kirn Chan
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    389 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. KEEN rivalry was witnessed in the annual athletic sports of the Anglo- Chinese School, Malacca, at Bicklev Park yesterday. Ling Ding Sing was the victor ludourum in the cla^ss A event while Wong Ah Poon won the class B. Each having 13
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    Cup Soccer
    84 29 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. TTHE Perak Police soccer team regain--1 ed the Mitchell Cup today in the annual match against the Penang Police. The score was 3 2. Penang won last year. Two of the Perak goals were scored from penalties but this did not detract
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    HOME CRICKET
    156 29 IN the match against Essex at South- end begun yesterday, the Aus'rallan touring side made 145, says Reuter. Brown scored 55. Fames trok four wickets for 43 runs. Essex made 114, Ward taking seven for 51. In thelr-second innings the Australians are none for none. Close of play
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    LESSONS OF JUNIOR BADMINTON TOURNEY
    736 30 Faults Which All Players Should Avoid rE opening games of the season played last week did not produce badminton of a high standard although some of the matches were very closely contested. Naturally this was only to be expected in the preliminary rounds of the
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    Selangor Badminton
    1025 30 SENTOSA B.r. enhanced its prospect of reUininn the Lall Singh Cnallenge shield by a credit -ble wm over Jaya Stia. followers of Jaya Stia were jubilant when H. M. YiL'.of and M. AH claimed the nr.,t point for them, but the unexpected reverse suifered by S. M. Omar
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    MAYBLOSSOM B.P.
    94 30 A friendly badminton match of *he Mayblofsom Badminton Party with the Ayer Mole* B.P. consisting of 3 singles and 4 doubles will be played on Thursday at Johore at 2 p.m. Members a r e requested to asMinbl? at Mr. Abdullah Ma tar's residence, M, Lorong 38, Geylang
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    CORONATION B.P.
    324 30 LAST Sunday the Coronation Baiiminton Party held an annual general meeting at Yeo Yen Cnuan's residence, and the reporr of the hon treasurer. Mr. Tay Chin Lye, showed inor.e tor the year of $189 and expenditure of )ib£ thus showing a balance of $4. The party was lormed
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    214 30 The following are results of the singles badminton tournament of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club First Round, "C" Division. Freddy Ong beat Yeo Oon Kay 15—11. 15 4: Thng Liang Yoh beat Llm Poh Scan 15—11. 15—3; Yanee bin Mastafa beat Mohamed Noor 15 2, 15
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    SEREMBAN
    109 30 (From Our Own Correspondent > Seremban. rE King George V School beat Rembau Malays at badminton. Results Alias bin Atan beat Chcgu Idris IS 4, IS 0: Kasslm bin Zalr.al beat Che Maarof IS 8, IS 9; Alias bin Atan and Kasslm lost to Chegu Idris and Che Maarof
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    PENANG ASPIRANTS
    67 30 The president and board of management of the Penang Aspirants' Association. Literary and Debating Society, held a successful third anniversary At Home last Sunday In conjunction with an interesting art exhibition and exhibition badminton matches between Sons Yok Kool and Khoo Eng Aun, the new Penang junior doubles
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    787 30 (I-Yoin A Special Correspondent). rs fourth triangular tournament between Penang, Perak and Selangor now being held at Ipoh, have aroused great Interest. Selangor has been holding the Leong Sin Nam and Tenjku Permaisun Cups ever since the tournament was started, winning on three occasions, with the exception
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    108 30 The < liiner Aloha Badminton Party whl '< h" 4 the inter-club :>adni.nl3n tournament at Batu PahuL The second anniversary celebration of 'he Eclipse Badminton Party held at Mr. Tan Boon Liat's bungalow. Telok Mat* Ikaa. Fr>m left, sitting, Mr. Koh Kon K Sun. Mrv Koh Kong Sun, Miss Grace
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    SINGAPORE'S SOCCER CHANCES
    403 31  -  "ARCHER" BY Prospects Are Not Very Bright This Year IT Is doubtful whether Singapore will be in the final in the Malaya Cup competition this year. The competition started on May 28, when the Combined Services trounced Negri Sembilan, at Seremban. If the Services had exerted themselves
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    CHILDREN'S SPORTS
    580 31 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. NEARLY two hundred boys and girls took part in the second annual athletic sports open to- Muar north west schools. This year the sports v/ere held at Panchor and five schools took part: Foon Hong School, Pagoh, Al Hua School, Panchor; Geok Lean
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    P. W. D. WIN
    140 31 (From Our Own C rrespondent) Muar. THE local Public Works Department 1 soccer team, who look like being the wooden spoon ists In the local league, scored a creditable win over the Kluang Public Works Department in the McConnechy Cup ma'ch played at the Muar Club
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    SOCCER AT GEMAS
    161 31 <From Our Own Correspondent) Scgamat. Fa soccer match at Gemas th>? newly-'ormed Segamat Indian Youngsters lost to the Gemas Railway Institute by one goal to three The Railway team, which included several players of Negri State standard, was a sound one and fully deserved to win. Yeo
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    ROTARY OFFICIALS
    53 31 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. AT the annual meeting of the Malacca Rotary Club the following wre elected: President. Mr. Ho Seng Ong; vice-president, Mr. L. A. S. Jermyn, hon. secretary, Mr. Chan Choo Tiong; hon. treasurer. Mr. V. Chase Currier, directors, Messrs K. T. Joseph and
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    Two Boxing Titles At Stake On Same Night
    365 31  -  "K. O." BY •TWO title fights will be promoted by Mr. Gecrge Lee on Friday, at the Happy World Stadium. Johnny Mort*ll and Little Ber>ial meet for the bantamweight championship, and Little Abayan and Kid Arenas fight for the flyweight title which
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    Inter-State Athletics
    359 31 (From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Saturday. NEGRI SEMBILAN athletes will meet Mr. Cooke's Selangor team in athletics at Seremban this month. The Selangor side, one gathers, is an unofficial team but, however, this is the first occasion for local athletes to meet in an inter-state event at Seremban.
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    SPORTS CLUB
    72 31 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. The preliminary ties of the lawn tennis tournament held by the Simit Sport* Club resulted as follows:— Handicap Slack*: Guan Kah Tin (—l5) beat Yap Kwan Wee (scr.) 6—3. 2; H. J. Low («cr.) beat Lim G. Yeong (acr.) 6—3, I—B. 1;
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    15 31 The newly-formed soccer team of (he Singapore Airport which beat the V.M.C.A. 5—2, last week.
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    GROWTH OF ROTARY
    332 31 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. TTHE growth of Rotary during its thirty three years of pxistence despite Its setbacks in the closing down of clubs in Germany and Austria beca'ise of the theory and practice of internationalism must not be preached and indulged in, was referred
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    KLUANG TENNIS
    95 31 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. A tea-party was held recently to dtstribute the prize* to the winners of the Kluang Mukim Tennis Tournament, which was completed recently. Owing to bad weather the exhibition games to be played by the leading doubles pain of Batu Pahat had t-j
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    Malaya Has Its Iron Horse
    229 1 SINGAPORE NIGHT MAIL DEPARTURE SHOWS CROSS-SECTION of MANY RACES SINGAPORE railway station at night mail departure time seems an assembling ground for all the races of Asia and a handful of those of Europe. Each carriage, or rather each class, contains a crosssection of one
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