The Straits Times, 13 March 1932
1932-03-13
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Title Section36 1932-03-13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 13. Sunday, March 13th, 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading: Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 13. Sunday, March 13th, 1932. Price 10 Cents.36 words
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1675 1932-03-13 1 INDIAN OCEAN DRAMA— 49 DAYS WITHOUT FOOD. Timely Rescue By H.M.S. Devonshire. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE IN ONEMASTED PRAU. Existed On Water And SailCloth. A thrilling story, probably unprecedented in the annals of local seafaring history, has just reached Singapore, the principal actors in the grim drama being six young Achinese, natives1,675 words
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Article480 1932-03-13 1 TO HELP DA NUBE STATES. Frances Proposal. CLOSER ECONOMIC I MON. Berlin, Mar. 12. The Italian Memorandum coneernins; the French proposed for a closer economic union of the Danubian States has been favourably received in Genssni political circk t being po>nted out that while th? Italian Memorandum on the principleAneta-Havas - 480 words
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Article93 1932-03-13 1 Stolen from Goettingen Museum. Berlin, Mar. 12. An extremely valuable royal mantle and feather helmet, formerly belonging to the kings of Hawaii an. l estimated to be worth 2,000,000 marks, has been stolen from a museum in the famous university town of Goettingen. The mantle, which wasAneta-Trans-Ocean - 93 words
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Article161 1932-03-13 1 Aim to Create Tension Between Germany and Russia. Moscow, Mar. 12. The Soviet police have published a statement that the man Stern, who shot at the German Embassy Councillor, Herr von Twardowski, broke down under crossexamination and made a partial confession to the elect that he belongs toAneta-Trans-Ocean - 161 words
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Article107 1932-03-13 1 JUDGE ON SEX. The Right* Of ff ives. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Saturday. Mr. Justice McCardie. the bachelor ndnje, delivered the following dicta on lex and the rights of wives during a case j heard yesterday Sex does not matter in friendship. A wife may leave her husband when107 words
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Article147 1932-03-13 1 Sir Malcolm Campbell On His New Record. Rugby, Mar. 12. [RSthampton yesterday on his returit from Daytona where he created a new world, land speed record of 253.9 miles per hour left by road for London early th afternoon to attend the official reception at the RoyalBritish Wireless - 147 words
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Article101 1932-03-13 1 No Trials Owing To Lack of Evidence. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. In the House of Commons, yesterday, the Home Secretary revealed the fact that many notable crimes which remained unsolved were no longer mysteries to the police. The murderers were known to the police in several101 words
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Article446 1932-03-13 1 Kuala Lumpur Case. ACTION DISMISSED BY MAGISTRATE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The case was concluded at the Police Court today in which Miss Charlotte Jan.sen sued Mr. A. E. Pattinson, for the maintenance of her child. Mr. R. P. Clegg, the magistrate, found446 words
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Article44 1932-03-13 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Another Malay was arrested ast night at Lenggeng by a party of detectives, and charged with being a member of an unlawful society. The accused was charged this morning, and the hearing postponed, bail being refused.44 words
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Article443 1932-03-13 1 Machine-Gun Fire Casualties. SITUATION TENSE. Pence Possibilities Fading. Shanghai, Max. 12 11.32 p.m. Chinese officials are growing increasingly pessimistic about the chances of the peace conference along the lines of the Assembly resolution. The latest information from Tokio is that the Japanese are unlikely to agree443 words
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Advertisement23 1932-03-13 1 I THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, I LIMITED. I (Incorporated in Great Britain.) I 'Head OPir? for Malays: i SING All' RE.23 words
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Advertisement18 1932-03-13 1 •OCEAN I MOTOR j POLICIES f WaQ,ILQ < 'Q 1 LbV wa sßßssam m J Wm i MM I18 words
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Article1479 1932-03-13 2 TT was a bright afternoon, in June, 1921. Seamen and dock-labourers of Hull oKserved a ketch maYing her way into port, nnd, though there was nothing extraordinary about a ketch being handleu by one man, something about the K^'haviour of this craft attracted attention. It1,479 words
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Article152 1932-03-13 2 £600 Handed To Stranger. At six o'clock on Feb. 20 the sub«crip- tit-n liht for the Irish Free State Hospitals it-aiid National closed with i wiiih it ii estimated will provide prize money to exceed £2,000,000. Th? draw is to take place this week-t-rnl. People from England, Scotland,152 words
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Article196 1932-03-13 2 $75 Divided Among Seven Competitors. The unfinished Limerick appea.ir.g in The Sunday Times on Feb. 28 was as follows A cookie whose name was Ah Kway Had suffered a cut in his pay, Hut he naid "you may bet That I'll get even yet. A prize of $35196 words
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Article148 1932-03-13 2 Irish Flavour For St. Patrick's Day Concert. The Selangor State Band, afte- it* holiday, will recommence iv duties tomorrow (Monday) with a concert at the Satanjrt r Club, from 6 to 0.30 p.m. •wing is the programme Th* 1 ...y ot Kllamey Sir J. Benedict. Suite of Serenades148 words
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Article184 1932-03-13 2 P. O. FINANCE. £650 To Hire A £140 Machine. The Post Office will allow you to hire a teleprinter, costing- 1140, for £65 a year. I: lasts ten years when you will have paid £650. But you are not allowed to buy the teleprinter Business houses are amazed. The Post184 words
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1223 1932-03-13 2 The Gourmet's Guide. (By Jean Drouant, the famous Paris chef.) ALTHOUGH it is commonly thought that ir> an age of mass production, cheap substitutes and ttai davanwi taste, the fine art of dining must necesaarilj have declined in company with the1,223 words
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Advertisement72 1932-03-13 2 SU?IC in tailoring anakes a fascinating study. Style is permanent while fashion is fleeting. jfHSbIOH may or may not be comely or harmonious, but style is always congruous and beautiful. St£lC is limited because it preserves the attribute of good taste. St£lC is the research of development of taste. JfaSbiOU72 words
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Advertisement164 1932-03-13 2 IOOk litUhftoUile another* arc tlonuj Jj THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE «>.. LTD, 1 "jL 17-IS, Mrrrantilr Bank Buildlnz small regular payment out of in- the future, his assurance provided a *T SINGAPORE. ISi.^Vk* h J* worl t inr >"!"• definite capita I sum after a fixed /TK .<*» .'I// 'f Pleas,164 words
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Miscellaneous42 1932-03-13 2 HAND OVER Til BUT MY (Z^ l f 1 rJTT3H| YOUR WATCH, y DCAP CHapJ'V ik DOMT £VLN J^T** 'Ji^*! The Burglar fife|3 W^m *L VT CI o M. 1 1/ J '111 \v II a Mi. yl M 1 1 j42 words
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Article, Illustration793 1932-03-13 3 NIGEL SHARPE - NIGEL SHARPE. Famous Tennis Players. BY The Famous Davis Cup International. MISS Dorothy Round is the most polished stroke- producer of the Midland tennis players. Her strokes, in fact, are second to none in the country. But alas, so many can be the possessors of well produced and793 words
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Article803 1932-03-13 3 FRANCIS OUIMET - FRANCIS OUIMET r+~++~Golf Notes*+~+* By (Present Amateur and Former Open Champion.) WE have often been told to practice diligently and faithfully on strokes that bother us v.'th a view toward perfecting ourselves in 'heso spots we know to he weak. I am not satisfied that this803 words
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Article2847 1932-03-13 3 In this, the concluding article, the first Singapore resident to fly to Europe on leave, deals with the journey from Baghdad to Cairo, Athens, Marseilles, Paris and Amsterdam. riTHK real downfall of Baghdad did not J- come till 1258 when Hulaku the Mongol and2,847 words
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Advertisement83 1932-03-13 3 WONDERFUL! I J.I I I ■D §n it/// /afkfiVi//r/ .^^^*H<f^ I II I wonc^ er lt ls so P°P U 1 I lar throughout t lie world. |k. tk^^a. I People know they r.re g ett n 8 the finest, sunML __j_^^ -JB ripened English fruit, B selected for its83 words
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Article648 1932-03-13 4 (HERBERT I« AWRENCE - Vulnerable "FlagFlying." (HERBERT I«AWRENCE.) BRIDGE NOTES. IV \M \SY bridge players who have gradui ated fr >m Auction to Contract, fail jto realise that when a partnership is vulnerable, it should be very circumspect in its calling and should not try to goad non-vulnerable partners into extravagant bids. Hi. ing648 words
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Article1503 1932-03-13 4 THE WANDERER - Mainly About Malayans THE WANDERER. By Finances of the F.M.S. A difficult and painful task A Forceful Economist A New Custom* Chief— A Wonderer from Burma. rpHE five men who will be engaged in j overhauling the finances of the r.t?d Malay States during the next four months, with instructions1,503 words
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Article60 1932-03-13 4 Animal Turn* Out To Be One of Party. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Mar. 11. Three Malays out shooting at the 13th mile, Alor (rajah Road, returned home with one of the party wounded in the shoulder. Apparently the three split up and one of them, firing60 words
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Article49 1932-03-13 4 Alleged Gang Robbera Committed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. After a lengthy hearing the Seremban magistrate today committed Wong Chee Chin, Chin Choy Sam and Chin Siong to stand their trial at the assises for a gang robbery alleged to have been committed at Broga.49 words
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Article318 1932-03-13 4 Noisy Threats At Holloivay. SCISSORS TAKEN. Chapel Uproar At Pentonville. WOMEN have now joined the prison demonstrators, and the Dartmoor unrest has spread to London gaols. The strictest secrecy is being maintained about the affair in official quarters, but ft is learned that towards the end318 words
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Article204 1932-03-13 4 Requirement* of American Contulate-General. The American Consul -General, Mr. Lester Maynard, states that the ConsulateGeneral is occasionally requested by notaries public and other persons authorised to administer oaths to authenticate tka'r signatures on documents for the United States. By arrajijcement the Serrctsr at routed »n the Colon;.204 words
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Advertisement291 1932-03-13 4 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Denmark.) Regular Three-Weekly PASSENGER SERVICE BANGKOK— SING APORE PENANG—COLOMBO GENOA— MARSEILLES LONDON and vice versa by fast and modern one Class Diesel Motor vessels equipped with excellent passenger accommodation. All Cabins outside and majority have adjoining private bathroom. Fares to London: £57 to291 words
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Advertisement188 1932-03-13 4 ISO PETROL. *^he hope«», though flying well, she'll soon bo found" "Kecaune she would feel safer on the ground." "This aeroplane won't go," said Tortoise worried, "Perhaps it doesn't care for being hurried! "Tho finest petrol too!' He looked inVde "\\'h\ (.rarious me! It* empty!" Torto^r cried. I more scientific188 words
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Advertisement132 1932-03-13 4 WHERE TO LIVE ft SHOP SZECHUAN LINEN I DUCHESS SET. lay' J a Effectively finished applique cut work of Szechuan linen Duchess Sets in different size and colours of tasteful floral designs"Thr Shop that follows the Chineee Dollar." CHE SENG CO., 252. Batu Road. Kua'a I umpur. Phew IN KUALA132 words
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Article255 1932-03-13 5 JACK Oakie is conducting a dance hand in the big sees* for Dancers in (he Dark." Over ICO perfectly dressed "extra* are dancing to the tune of a soothing waltx. They earn two guineas a day. with a five-ftJtil-Hag piemium for wearing drew clothes. Who are they,255 words
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Article897 1932-03-13 5 CLARENCE A. LOGAN - CLARENCE A. LOGAN. By A Miniature Of The Russia Of The Old Days A YOUNG fellow on a talkie set at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios turned in his wardrobe, received his clearance slip," and applied at the cashier's office for his modest wage as a screen "extra/ He897 words
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Advertisement159 1932-03-13 5 "pavTuS" 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 MATINEE AT 3.15 DREYFUS IS ONE OF THE SELECTED BRITISH FILMS WHICH ARE SHOWN ONLY AT THE PAVILION. "DREYFUS" ISA FULL FEATURE PRODUCTION AND AN ENTIRELY NEW PICTURE. i. ii m» I_^ _^sW**m^^T«r Mr m mV B^K&f^ manTi Mr The Most Dramatic and Amazing Picture ever159 words
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Advertisement125 1932-03-13 5 Coming— Another Universal Hit From The Brock Pemberton Famous Stage Play by Preston Sturffcs and Now The Talking Picture "DARING and DELIGHTFUL" THE PRODUCTION THAT STUNNED AMERICA AND EUItOPEAND WAS AWARDED THE DRAMATIST'S GUILD PRIZE. LONDON CRITICS:— KINEMATOGRAPH WEEKLYTHE PICTURE IS HUMOROUS, DARING, TENDER AND SENTIMENTAL IN TURN and the125 words
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Advertisement192 1932-03-13 5 AGAIN WE INTRODUCE SOMETHING NEW snT .^LnHfefc^ .rA^ I J s^sfefc 1 '^L The The; Commencing at TO -DAY'S MATINEE 3 15 A Great International Double Attraction BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PICTURES' Greatest Laugh Riot! "OLD SOLDIERS NEVER DIE!" with the Famous English Comedian LESLIE FULLER > B .^sfl i Jp* —^P192 words
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Article, Illustration1026 1932-03-13 6 Adolphe Menjou - How I Was Freed By The Talkies Adolphe Menjou By rrtliE we men that men like do not a like them. For instance, th, n' Continental diplor nt. whom I personated in the fil.n Moroccr.. kstinod to discover to his cost that thbeautiful but bored Marlen«- I would ultimately turn1,026 words
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Article175 1932-03-13 6 MY wa»st is about 10 inch** larjrei than my grandmother's was when •he wore these ti^hi-nainjf frMfaa. llo* an 1 *et a flim wni*t wKltfVl light nir That is the question naked daily at n jyndon beauty parlour by dowms of vomen. The exercise demonstrator thtre175 words
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Article133 1932-03-13 6 .vori'.Y BCONES. Chop fine.y two hard-boiled ejtg?. a tablespo: n-«.f butter, to which add a tablespoon of anchovy paste, a sprinkle of ypptr nnd a aqwun of lemon juic?. Mix these well together. Make an ordinary scone dough ilivi ie in two. Ro!l out fairly thir. Spread the133 words
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Article, Illustration51 1932-03-13 6 Hostess Gown of Sheer Velvet. MADGE Evans, a >lctro-(;oldw > n-M jmt phyer, i* here wearing a hoaUas Rown of >hir, »che:, fashioned with draped neckline and tull-gatherH puff sleeves which ar«t caught in titjht Hbow-length cuffs. The skirt haa inverted fullness below the hip-lint yoke and ends in a51 words
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Advertisement188 1932-03-13 6 OBTAINABLE ONLY AT WHITEAWAYS V^hitcjjw^^^MßLwSuperVaiu^ THE v TUDOR DINNER SET. i. i with selfemboMed pattent A distinciiw yi .vice, and is the lowe.n priot dinner service of it.; kind on the market. i'er set of 30 pieces for 6 persons $11.50 I THE "TUDOR" TEA SET. Matches the dinner and188 words
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Advertisement227 1932-03-13 6 9 FOR YOUR BENEFIT OUR DISCOUNTS on em prices ARE AT THEIR MAXIMUM BRITISH MADE JEWELLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CIGAREITC AND CIGAR CASES AND BOXES IN GOLD AND SILVER OF THE BEST BRITISH MANUFACTURERS. BEST SWISS MADE FIRST QUALITY WRIST pocket WATCHES AT THEIR LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. (MORE THAN 1000227 words
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Article2888 1932-03-13 7 B/WKB wHunnHL/ ssy - Vengeance in mine B/WKB wHunnHL/ssy BY (Author of "The Myttery of the Killer," "Tks Little Hour of Peter Wells," •tc Rodney Blalns re- THE BEGINNING OF living in a Cornish turned from the War THE STORY. village. Maddox to find his father a suicide. Blame vowed to avenge his father's2,888 words
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Article268 1932-03-13 7 c F|ID I win the great war of Jelai. sir v Quoth Rajah POVV ELT/10 bin SON Alone in the van of the fight, sir I faced the Leges, and won. Flank upon flank stood the L wyers Grim set, with Law's Canon arrayed, Pon me268 words
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Advertisement166 1932-03-13 7 "I SAW A 6 ft. 4 m. FRIEND OF MINE WITH HIS HAT ON, COMFORTABLY SEATED NT A TRIUMPH SUPER SEVEN 4 DOOR PILLARLESS SALOON THE UNIQUE CAR OF 1032. $1,500/= NOW ON VIEW AT UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) RIVER VALLEY ROAD SHOWROOMS SINGAPORE MAY WE ARRANGE166 words
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Advertisement52 1932-03-13 7 LEE KEE Co. 24, 25 26, Birch Road SEREMBAN. HIGH CLASS GROCERS, General Merchants and Cold Storage Suppliers. PHONE No. 10 For everything is S< ROOL BOOKS. EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES. PRINTING JOBS. RUBBER STAMPS. OFFICE STATION BRT. He. Send your orders te PETER CHONG CO. Cn»« h«MM* Of B*ti»«4d C«btMM>r«) ttuumtm,52 words
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Article21 1932-03-13 8 The Straits Times. EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street. TELEPHONE 3689.21 words
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Article502 1932-03-13 8 After another week of "the war that if no war" the position in and around Shanghai appears more obscure than ever. For the moment, major military engagements have ceased, but there has been an amount of manoeuvring that does not inspire confidence. It is with no desire to502 words
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Article1239 1932-03-13 8 OCCULTISM and CRIME Standing by the high altar of white stone on which is a vessel of spring water, a sacrificial knife and a jewelled emblem, all reposing on a cloth of gold, is a tall, tonsured man clad in a white robe embroidered with cabalistic figures. He chants in1,239 words
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Article, Illustration1288 1932-03-13 8 Believe it or not being the Assertions of Ananias Gather round, my children, gather round and take large chunks of something for nothing from your fairy godfather, Ananias. A couple of weeks ago I held forth on the coupon schemes of various cigarette manufacturers and made one or two very1,288 words
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Advertisement172 1932-03-13 8 Use HEJNL-E.Y Terminal Boxes Outdoor (Inverted) Type A! x. t every Trrmina! 80l .cnt r.n be met by a li nk-y pattern. Kvery box I tl to s.mplify the jointer's mi lu-lp him make a loui.a job quickly. Li*t \Jfi Sole Agents JOHH MOREY CO. SINGAPORL Phcne 7558 P. 0.172 words
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Advertisement50 1932-03-13 8 RUTHLESS RHYMES Jack Smuggler loved to drive his Liz With one hand in his lady's; His friends now wonder if he is In Heaven or in Hades. Be insured with "G AFLAC before it is too late. GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. Hongkong Bank Chambers. TELEPHONE 6480.50 words
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Advertisement60 1932-03-13 8 NON POISONOUS NQN IRRITANT. [CARBOLIC COEFFICIENT Wf] A POWERFUL GERMICIDE DISINFECTANT. DEODORANT. AND ANTISEPTIC OF UNIFORM AND DEFINITE STRENGTH. I MIXES WITH SALT WATER This disinfee ta'nt is as effective when mined with Salt or Brackish m it is with Fresh Water. PEA^ v 3 6i Mark Lane AwnSfpj^ £p>60 words
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456 1932-03-13 9 "ON THE SPOT IN HOLLYWOOD."— BY EDGAR WALLACE. Famous Author's Last Articles. "WE ARE ALL CROOKS AT HEART The Gangster In Fact And Fiction. ¥F you n-ach Lm kMftkm ty The Chi«f and i at of trains— you tome in at sunset, and ten minutes later you join a procession456 words
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Article, Illustration1916 1932-03-13 9 Beverly Hills to rash people v my beautiful house as being in Holly* «i The studios are in Hollywood. lou wouldn't notice them, but they are there. There are studios at Cv! v wouldn't know they were studios at all but for the high water1,916 words
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Article41 1932-03-13 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. A tea party was held today at th? Malay Company Volunteer Headqu. in honour of the retirement of Mr. R. S de Soura, office assistant in the Resident Councillor's office.41 words
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Article69 1932-03-13 9 STERLING SPECI LATION. Injurious To Interest* Of Industry. Ru^by. Mar. 12. The ncwr;pajv ne yesterday's statement by the CmWmlmi of Kvhequer that he regarded the IWMHI sterling specuh forced m> the exchange so abruptly during the wwk as injurious to the intercuts of industry. .ill be a "judicious warning to69 words
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Article57 1932-03-13 9 . Alic actions Against Rumanian Government Officials. nna, Mar. 12. high officials of Urn Rui Railways, ha\i been arrested and charged with on a lar^e scale, according to Messages from Bukat It is aJWgsd that the culprits obtained sums amounting to a couple of hundred millions lei from theAneta-Trans-Ocean - 57 words
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Article18 1932-03-13 9 . Unsuccessful Attacks On Elderly Men. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Saturday. I at. ouths •were fru i18 words
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Advertisement66 1932-03-13 9 The Popular "JantzeisT Swim Suits. for MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN. Popular Styles for Men Women $10.00 and $11.50 each. Children Stylet from $3.00 each. NOTE. See tlie NEW SHOLJI.DAIRE FLAIRE a bathing suit f( r Ladies with a Flaire Skirt. This style is only obtainable at Littles." Price $14.00 each.66 words
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Advertisement110 1932-03-13 9 A Distinctive "Six" of vivid road performance The 1932 MORRIS MAJOR SIX V^^^ ■»T < M«i« A j% The nen NftJM will make an instant appeal to the Malaya; «rch of a distinctive, economical and responsive of lively po>rmance is oven more no! season owin^ to the addition of a110 words
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Article, Illustration52 1932-03-13 10 AN ITALIAN PLEA. Japan and China) Mars ie a very liuht sleeper. Be var.-ful you don't waken him." "/7 ",l'o"' (Florence). The Eclipse. Tulbttrt in the Washington Daily Newt Spoiling the Picture for Us. Coatello in the Albany The \>iii-«. -thc-vti-i52 words
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Article293 1932-03-13 10 Assessment of Adelphi And Sea Viptc Hotel. The follow: n 7 rxtion taken by commit--lof v ■>' v rurore Murvicipal Com-i!iis-irn"rs i.s renortH: T'e Munirinil Assessor states that his as^cssmer.t of the .Vle'phi Hotel at an jinn'cl value o' 1,000 has been accepted l>y the owner aid the293 words
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Article61 1932-03-13 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Mar. 11. A gang robbery is reported to have taken place on the border of Negri Sembilan, on the Jelebu-F'ahang road last night, when four men entered a house and stole $22 in cash and fowls. The robbers were unrecognisable as they were61 words
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Article56 1932-03-13 10 Decrease of Fl. 113,800,000 Compared with 1930. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Mar. 12. Definite figures have now be«n published concern ua the D.E.I. revenue for nber, IML The ft>ure« are F\.i'J:MO,OQO compared with F 1.63 .100,000 The total revenue for 1911 thus 17,000,000 compared with ii56 words
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Article801 1932-03-13 10 One Has £100,000 To Spend One Cannot torpet And Another Is There Only To R:cy Whisky QCVBM men— An Egg King from China; A Glum King from Australia; A Whisky King from Finland; A Coffee King from Austria; A Pearl King from America; A801 words
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Article199 1932-03-13 10 German Presidency Demonstration Berlin, Mar. 12. The Association of the D the Republic held a -Meeting in th.-> Kustararttn and :;0,000 people demonstrated in favour of re-electing President i nburg.— Aneta-Havas. Luxembc urp, Mar. 12. Princess Sophia Ma <"rown Princess of Saxcry, and younger sister cf theAneta-Trans-Ocean - 199 words
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Article91 1932-03-13 10 In the last issue of The Sunday Timo3 there appeared an article headed Furopean3 Living on Thirty Cents a Day the result of misunderstanding this office it was stated that th? merv concerned we o living \n Singapore. That is not so. They live91 words
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Advertisement123 1932-03-13 10 ADA LAGI SENANG DAKAR AVER DAN KUMPUL ABU NYA DARIPADA TAHU HATI PERUMPUAN' (Malay Proverb.) But it is even harder to understand how anybody can be happy unless his car is protected by a Pyrene Fire Extinguisher. Think of your passengers!' SIME DARBY Co.. Ltd. SOLE AGENTS GENUINE TEAKWOOD FURNITURE123 words
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Advertisement234 1932-03-13 10 $75 in CASH PRIZES This Week's Competition. Below is another unfinished Limerick in connection with which seven cash prizes are offered. For the best line completing the Limerick a prize of |M will he awarded while the next best will receive $15 and the senders of the next five best234 words
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Article293 1932-03-13 11 Girl Who Played With Fire. EMPTY VOW'S. ittemvt To Influence Parents. A "CEREMONY of marriage" before a fhoemakcr at Gretna which neither the man DOT th< wo nan intended to be Ji rral marriage, was described in the Court of Session at F.dinMirKh on Feb. 10 when Miss293 words
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Article245 1932-03-13 11 In London On Honeymoon Tour. Gloria Swanson and her fourth husband, Mr. Michael Farmer, arrived in London on Feb. 20 on their honeymoon tour. The arrival coincided, as most film Btars' arrivals do, with the preliminary Kul'lirity for her new film, Tonight or r," which opened at the245 words
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Article138 1932-03-13 11 If Mrs. Meyrick Met Sir Thomas Inskip. Sir Thomas lnskip, the Attorneydeneral, a-kc-.1, 'Who h Mrs. Mcyrick?" at Urn dinitr in London of the Incorporated Society of Auciioneers. The Duke of Marlborough had said: "1 will ask tht- rtttnnny fiMKral to keep iiis i olitical eye less138 words
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Article93 1932-03-13 11 Two Persons Out Of Three Have Them At 28. Some odd facts stool your Iffath \v.«i\ rilated to a no\v:i.i,nr rvf.\ iMi'ntive recently. Two p« MM -J* it Uri t.tth lay. In I9M the proporii:. was >.v in ihrcc over the ago af "»<>. Country m> long t93 words
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Article379 1932-03-13 11 with a view to inducins her parents to give their approval to It. The unfortunate thing for her, Lord Pitman said, was the absence of corroboration of her story so far as the essential facts of the absence of intention to marry was concerned, Mr. Koch not having379 words
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Article342 1932-03-13 11 Man Who Has Received £3,856. Chatman, Feb. 20. MR. PETER WEBB, aged 98, who was wounded in the Crimean War, has drawn £3,856 from the Government since he was pensioned out of the Navy. He has been a naval pensioner for 77 years and an342 words
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Article202 1932-03-13 11 Dii'ilicativn In Sir T. LiptorCs Will. Probate of the will of Sir Thomas Lipen reveals thct the total value of his estate was C r ,Gfi,oGB, with net personalty Ii is estimated that the duties will uLsorh more than £223.0(y). Af. alr.'fldy reported, h: left (100,000, my B«ini202 words
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Article878 1932-03-13 11 Costs Given But Refused. LIBEL CLAIM. Women's Story Of Two Marriages. London, Feb. 21. JUDGMENT was given yesterday for Admiral Sir James Startin, »f Linley Hall, Bishop's Castle, in the case at Shropshire Assizes in which he was sued by Mrs. Phyllis Eustace for damages for slander878 words
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Advertisement43 1932-03-13 11 Lb S jfl l/fj Wf \M It Ad Si II ml I mm I M^s^l§ W cw to Malaya Hrf^lmm^m\l MnLT^^L^jW-/ an< ower priced: a^H^^BaiSSsG3 afalvV^^XS W l^ in^ lt S K OO< »MM V s'^SjG^ Wf Sole Agents UT Singapore Kuala Lumpur43 words
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Article1768 1932-03-13 12 The Book Page. Cooking "hro«gh the Centuries. An Outline of the Hist jry of British Food and Cuisim By J. R. AinsworthDavis, M.A., M.Sc, Hon. F.G.I. Dent. 6s. WORDS of .onteirpt are always being flung at our lational cooking by foreigners. It is therefore something of a shock1,768 words
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Article, Illustration11 1932-03-13 12 >om a Mediaeval MS. in the British Museum.11 words
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Article, Illustration10 1932-03-13 12 From early seventeenth century manuscript10 words
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Article, Illustration26 1932-03-13 12 A late eighteenth centnr y kitchen. The dug running round in the wheel turns the spit26 words
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Advertisement208 1932-03-13 12 THE WRITING PAD WITH THE WORLD WIDE REPUTATIONi I jKambrtc i IWriting Pad Manufactured bj: JOHN DICKINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) POST BOX 160. SINGAPORE. AND SOLD BY ALL STATIONERS P. MALAYA. PRIX CONCOURT 1930 THE SOUL OF MALAYA By HENRI FAI (ONMER Translated by Eric Sutton A book208 words
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Miscellaneous262 1932-03-13 12 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. m i r r r w 4 w b w w w _11L. THI _1_ WL M_M M^ 1 ffi si M&" 11** fit ~W— ULlii ir-u r m M $t spS£s» bl to m M m M-ml I 111 (CLUES.) ACROSS 1R External coatings I, Pertaining262 words
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Article, Illustration766 1932-03-13 13 MALAYA'S CLUB LIFE.— ST. PAUL'S OLD BOYS' ASSOC. Malacca Chinese Football Club. ANNUAL REPORT SUCCESSFUL YEAR'S ACTIVITIES. rpflE following is the annuai the Malacca r hir.« 1 Ctab for the year ended Dec. 11, lfltl:— There were 1 1 on Jan. 1, I.' -:l. During the year the committee dealt766 words
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362 1932-03-13 13 Annual Report: A Successful Year. (From Our Own Correspondent.) i mhan, Saturday. THE annual general mooting of the St. Paul's Old lid, I a M which Occupi< th< top-floor of t' Trading Cu.'s prenii s in Paul Btitt, will be held in the s— ociatj362 words
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Article, Illustration34 1932-03-13 13 A recent group photograph of tie Lunar Athletic and Musical Party, the president of which is Mr. Choa Joon Hcan. The patron ia Dr. Chen Chang Lok and the superintendent Mr. Chan kok Chye,34 words
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Article252 1932-03-13 13 FORGET-ME-NOT PARTY. Annual Meeting: ISetc Officials. The fourth annual general meeting of tht F<rget-m"-not Party was held at Mr. 1 Chin Khee Jin's residence, 81, Cuppago on Sunday. Feb. 2«, with the vicepresident, Mr. Lim Kirn Leng in the chair. After the minutes of the last meeting i had been252 words
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Article, Illustration376 1932-03-13 13 Til 1 members of the Horlicks Badnvnton Party, a group photograph of which appears above an/i a large number of guests spent an enjoyable afternoon at M Tiang Leng's 1 residence a week ago when the party celcbated its thir-1 anniversary. The fternoon waa devoted to376 words
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Article52 1932-03-13 13 Among the matters discussed at the committee meeting of the Chinese Association on Mar. 8, was the question of the Mui-Tsai Bill. After much discussion the following resolution waa passed: "That sufficient safeguard should be provided in cases < f genuine adoption and njardianship of jrirls r52 words
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Article32 1932-03-13 13 Pa. tii- desiring to have friendly matches with the Rovers Badminton Party should communicate either to Mr. Seah Chftßg Kang, 580, Havelock Road, or Mr. Tan Quee Lenp, 5, Tiverton Lane.32 words
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Advertisement137 1932-03-13 13 Club secretaries and other officials are invited to forward reports of meetings, photographs, etc., for reproduction on this page MOCHA COFFEE. ONCE TASTED ALWAYS WANTED STANDARD QUALITY. PrW 1 Ik. ia Paper B*f 75 eta. [•nee 1 IK. ia Tia 85 cts.. SPEO\L ri:iCK for Dealers. Hi-teU arj C!aba, Z.137 words
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869 1932-03-13 14 Ethehvood Pays Highest-428. WK. WAHAB WIJSS WHIP. Surprise In Last Event. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 12. THE second day of the Selangor Turf Club amateur meeting opened in cloudy weather. There was a fair attendance which included H. H. the Sultan869 words
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Article1020 1932-03-13 14 for 14 Jopp, two for 16 Charlton, one for 12 Brooke, one for 4. S.C.C. XL— W. J. Pearce h R. de Crui 33, J. V. S Brooke s Moaberyen b de Cruz 46, K. M. Jopp lbw. R. de Cruz C. G. Windle b R. de1,020 words
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Article312 1932-03-13 14 F.A. CUP SEMI FINALS. The Arsenal Beat Manchester City. London, Mar. 12. The results of the English F.A. Cup semi-final ties, and English and Scottish League matches played today are as follows English FA. Cap.— Semi-FinaU Arsenal 1 Man-hester City 0 (At Villa Park). Chsisea 1 New castle Utd. 2Reuter - 312 words
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411 1932-03-13 14 OLD BOYS' RUGBY. Results Of Schools Matches. (From Our Own Correspondent. London, Feb. 23. The following are reaolta of Old Boys' an.) Pibiic Schools' Rugby Football matches played this week OLD BOYS' MATCHES. O.M. Taylors 29 Old Leysiawis 0 Old Millhilhane a Guy 1 Hoar>tal 30 Old Pauline* 0 St.411 words
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Article14 1932-03-13 14 Cardiff, Mar. 12. iftd boat Wales by 12 pts. to 10 Rcutcr.14 words
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Advertisement124 1932-03-13 14 Want the Best Pick-me-up Take SERRAVALLO'S," The IDEAL TONIC which Stimulates the Appetite, Strengthens the Nertvse and Regenerates the Blood. AWARDBD M GOLD and SILVER MEDALS. Mt Ag»nls MEDICAL OFFICE, Bras Bajtah Road. Singapore. H^ 1 ■^^^■^BSSSS^^^^^^^B W 11* 13■ 1 I BBsV V CM A«eU exceed $12,000,000. Amutum* ill124 words
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Advertisement25 1932-03-13 14 V /^^mf /Jm/ fW If/m TRY OUR— FRESH SCOTTISH HERRINGS SINCWEMSMi I I 1 I B ai jlhehft I -JlcOkfoStsHj PcOWc Style I Brcmdfiinacrßcer. J25 words
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Article2381 1932-03-13 15 AN UPC OUNTRY SPORTIN G DIARY. Football in Selangor Crowds which Encroach on Playing Grounds Problem fo r the League More Cricket in Ncgri Sembilan this season Perak Turf Club's first meeting of the year Camp a i.pn against private betting Boxing at Ipoh A Bowlers' Season in Penang BY2,381 words
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Article560 1932-03-13 15 Chinese Win 4 o. IMPROVED FORM OF IXOO-CEYLONESE. Chines* 4 I.C.F.A. 0. Although beaten in a PM Division match by the esterday at the I Jalaa i.y four clear I the Ii ne.*e gave promise of maki i/.g -I'lay this season t/:an last when560 words
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Advertisement100 1932-03-13 15 SPECIAL OFFER OF AUTOMOBILE TUBES To introduce our NEW AUTOMOBILE TUBES which have MANY IMPROVED FEATURES we offer 50% DISCOUNT on the LIST PRICES All our Sales Depots. Stock Them TAN KAH KEE CO., LTD. "GOLD LEAF" CEYLON TEA is choice Tea, the blending of which is left to experts100 words
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Advertisement199 1932-03-13 15 jJf^B READING TyT^ REQUIRES fg^Jt^ 1 LIGHTING W^s^jDfr |T ls theref re <? IMPORTANT TO GET f I PHILIPS LAMPS I I THEY GIVE A BRIGHT, V M MELLOW UGHT WHICH \w^^ MAKES READING A SUPPLIES OBTAIN FROM REAL SOLE AGENTS: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN THE 53.) 17—19 BATTERY199 words
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Article, Illustration75 1932-03-13 16 KEEN FOOTBALL— MALAYS BEAT THE R.A. The Malay team which beat the R. A. by 2 goals to 1 at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday. The R. A. team, the forward* <. r which, in -piii <>■ v tui attacks, failed to break down the excellent Malay dvfmce. \n75 words
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Article, Illustration61 1932-03-13 16 Nothing shown the cosmopolitan character of the re-organised State Councils of the Federated Malay States more clearly than this photograph of member* si the S*«t» r m >i,ii «f taken at the Astane Mahkota, Klang, on Wednesday. Seated on the left is H. H. the SuKan of Sefantor, with the61 words
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Advertisement14 1932-03-13 16 TENNIS at the L.L.T.C. GOLF at the ISLAND CLUB. PICTURES at:— THE ART STUDIO,14 words
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Advertisement93 1932-03-13 16 DIAL 2323 FOR I OUTDOOR SNAPSHOTS THE ART STUDIO 87, SELEGIE ROAD. MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE British to the Teeth and Makes Yellow Teeth White Isochrom The Film For Any Camera The Film For Any Subject The Film For Any Light. tpmmd 1300 H. D. y ALHAMMA TO DAY JT93 words
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