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The Gillette No. 77 Sat illustrated here, which contains the Jalast Gillelte razor. three Blue Gillette, slotted blades and two blade holders in a new type of moulded box, has thesu dafinile advantages...

The razor is made in two pieces instead of three, as formerly, thus making it easier and quicker to clean, assembla and usa. The blades are mado by the new electrical-tempering process. They give not only closer, cleaner shaves than you have ever had before, but also more shavas per blade.

The case is ideal for hot and humid climates as a is so masy to keep clean.

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Seriously endangering a working party of the Durham Light Infan- try and two British sentries, a Japanese sentry fired at and fatal- ly wounded a Chinese in Keswick Road, within the British area, last week, says the N.C.D. News,

The British post at the Great Western Road railway crossing observed a Chinese coming through the barbed wire, 200 yards along Keswick Road from the post, Two

(Scene during Laf Wah Cup soccer final when Army beat the

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A Japanese sentry on the other side of the perimeter ran down the rallway and when he was within fifty yards of the Chinese, who by this time had reached the middle of Keswick "Road, within every one of its 500 pages the true the perimeter, knelt down and spirit of the game. It is a com- fred at him causing a fatal wound. | prehensive

At the time, the two British sen tries were within ten yards of the Chinese, while on the road there was a party of the Durham Light

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| Infantry doing digging work un-terest will be found.

der an officer at a spot where they Henry Cotton explains might have been injured by any secrets of his success: the inside- bullet fred by the Japanese sento-out are, and the three-quarter swing. He lays stress on holding gate across the rallway on firmly with the last two fingers crossing was immediately closed by of the left hand, and strongly the British troops, despite the advises the shorter swing in order Japanese objections, and the Chi-to obtain precision and control of nese was taken off to hospital, where he died at 6 o'clock,

Both British Army officers and officers of the Settlement police visited the scene soon after the shooting, and the gate was soon reopened.

shot.

The Handbook of Aviation, re- cently published, contains "full particulars of the Royal Air Force, but practically nothing about the German air arm, states a special

message from Berlin.

For instance,,, the second section, distribution of dealing with the air forces, devotes three pages to Britain and a quarter of a page to Germany,

tives gives full particulars of the The section dealing with effec-

British first-line home and abroad, but the corres- and reserve at ponding German section is left a complete blank."

The section on types gives de- talls of 13 British groups. The Cotton's ideal of a golf swing German section consists of two is one so short that it would words-In preparation." almost approach the length of the back-swing of a 10 yards' putt.

and yet propel the ball up to 300 which money cannot buy-because yards.. At present, of ecurse of a feeling that the old clubs. JAPANESE VERSION

such a thing is not possible, but get a little weary by reason of According to the Japanese ver- it is wonderful what can be done the work they have done. Not slon, the Chinese was alleged to in this direction by a pair of every golfer is able to indulge in have been a looter, attempting to powerful and flexible wrists and this kind of "luxury, though It is remove a roll of copper wire from perfect body work.

true that clubs, like individuals, the Hungjao area into the Settle- Robert Browning writes Tas- get tired by constant work. ment.

This statement said the cinatingly on the history of golf The golfer is not only taken Japanese sentry at the railway from its earliest known date-1457. round the courses of the world crossing saw the man carrying the Padgham advises on the choice of but he gets an insight into the copper wire and shouted at him, clubs, and reveals the Interesting methods of the famous players whereupon the man threw the roll fact that he has a new set every both past and Into the British area and started year-retaining only the putter Telegraph) runing back towards Chungshan Road.

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the man's body, and closed the gate, whereupon hot words were exchanged between British Japanese troops at the crossing.

Japanese officials started their Investigation on the spot at 4.15 o'clock, and were sald to have been chledy concerned over the rule that the removal of metals and firewood, from the area under | Japanese military control is strictly forbidden.

REPORTS DIFFER Differing from the Japanese ver- slon, the report given by a reliable source to the "North-China Daily News" stated that the Chinese was dot killed on the spot. but only died nearly three hours later in hospital. and further that a for- eigner who visited the scene short- ly after the incident stated that no roll of copper, wire was to be seen in the neighbourhood.

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The loss of three 16lb. hammers after the Empire Games hammer- | throwing championship is causing Australian athletic officials con- cern. The hammers, imported from Finland, are valued at £4/10/- each

Mr. A. J. Hodsdón, an executive official, said that if ordinary In- quiries are not successful the mat- ter would be turned over to the police.

Bouveriring was not confined to sports equipment. After the lun- cheon given by the Amateur Swim- ming Association at the Hotel Cecil, Cronulla, it cost more than £6 to *replace missing cutlery and table

equipment,

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Amy Mollison, who has been granted a divorce from Jim Mol- lison told the London Daily Mail that she

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