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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 June 1934, Page 11

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Professional golfers in the United States must guard their tongues in future or be disqualified from paiticipation in the tournaments of the Professional Golfers' Association of America. It is proposed that the professionals guilty of swearing shall be disqualified from taking part in tournaments under the control of the Association if the new rule is adopted. Now this raises a nice question. What is swearing? Opinions will vary on this subject even among those who are unanimously agreed that Red and Blue- ; Shield are New Zealand Tobaccos at their best. I Smooth, yet satisfying, they are the I embodiment of all the qualities which ! go to make the perfect smoke —and i they’re toasted to a turn —that's why 'they’re better. Red Shield Dark and Blue Shield Medium are obtainable in 2 oz. pocket tins. 1/7. and in one-pound canisters, which are still more economical in price. 28