The Straits Times, 26 August 1934
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Title Section42 1934-08-26 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 140. Sunday, August 26th., 1934. tfJ^R VL***^ W*L c? nts- 15 a.m. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 140. Sunday, August 26th. v 1934. Price 10 cents.42 words
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Article, Illustration1553 1934-08-26 1 RUBBER ASSOCIATIONS MERGE P.A.M. BECOMES U.P.A.M. NO DOMINATION BY LONDON AS a result of a resolution passed at a special meeting of the Plantera' Association of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, the United Planting Association of Malaya a body embracing the present P. A.M. and the Rubber Growers'1,553 words
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Article167 1934-08-26 1 "TIN PRICE TOO HIGH" BUT LATEST RUBBER MOVE WELCOMED SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL (Prom Our Own Correspondent) I London, Satu day. k PPKKHENSI VK comment is neard in influential quarters here retarding the high price of tin. The Financial News points out that although tin shipments to the United States have167 words
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Article521 1934-08-26 1 HER VIEWS ON EASTERN AND WESTERN DRESS SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL I ADY Louis Mountbatten's first trip east of India, undertaken largely by aeroplane, is now drawing to a close. She arrived in Singapore *>y air from Batavla on Wednesday, a. left yesterday for Sarawak on boarc the521 words
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Article220 1934-08-26 1 MEMBERS PLAY IN STREET A SHOCK FOR MAYFAIR piRE broke out at (reck ford's, the world-famous London curds club, in the early hours of yesterday morning, says Reuter. When the alarm was given, many of the members were still poring over bridge hands and they220 words
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Article, Illustration38 1934-08-26 1 John Frederick Stockwell, a 19--year-old cinema attendant wbo was charged at the Thames (London) police court with the murder of Mr. Dudley Hoard, a Bow cinema manager. He is seen leaving the court under escort.38 words
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Article104 1934-08-26 1 EUROPEAN ANXIETY POOH-POOHED Paris, Saturday. IjM KOl'EAN apprehension regarding any imminent rapture between Japan and the Soviet is ridiculed by the Petit Parisien correspondent in Shanghai. He says that, to observers on thv spot, the tension Is far less serious than It appears In Europe.Reuter - 104 words
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Article69 1934-08-26 1 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Saturday The doors ol the court were closed this morning at the hearing of tha undefended suit In which Mr. George Lionel O'Hara Hlckson applied before Mr. Justice Burton for the dissolution of his marriage vmii Irma O'Hai i Hlckson and for69 words
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Article80 1934-08-26 1 EXCHANGE FUND'S AID OF OVER A MILLION Paris. Saturday. The fresh decline In sterling and the relative firmness of the dollar are ta*en as indications that London and Washington are each pursuing an In- dividual monetary policy, as opposed to parallelism. Reuter. CONTINENTAL "BEARS." London, Saturday. The generalReuter - 80 words
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Article102 1934-08-26 1 UNDIVIDED PRIZE GOES TO KUALA LUMPUR In The Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Contest No. 13. published on Aug. 12. one reader onl*. Mr. T. Valentine, ot 5. Doralsamy Street, Kuala Lumpur, succeeded In solving correctly 11 out of the 12 puzzles. The correct solutions were Tabor, Scribe, Armour,102 words
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Article296 1934-08-26 1 London, I EAGUE football started in England yesterday. The Arsenal, the champions, could only draw with Portsmouth, while the runners- up. Huddersfleld, went down to Sunderland, to the tune of 4 goals to 1. Preston, newcomers to the top division, signalised their entry with a victory ovexReuter - 296 words
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Article99 1934-08-26 1 London. Saturday. James Langridge scored 57 to help Sussex to make a good start against the Australians today. Scones At Hove— duuex 304 for against tl.« Australians. Pine weather brought a crowd of 10,000. At Lords— Middlesex 312 (Watt six ix 9oi Kent 7S tor 4. At theReuter - 99 words
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Article149 1934-08-26 1 GAME ENDS WHEN BALL BURSTS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. The soccer match today between the Singapore Malay Gurus and tneir Penang fraternity was rendered a tarce the like of which had never been witnessed before In representative name* in Penang. The teams took the field 35149 words
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Advertisement15 1934-08-26 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, 'Incorporated tw Gr—t Britain.) Head Offlct (ot Malaya SINGAPORE.15 words
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Advertisement47 1934-08-26 1 LONDON MARKETS (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. The rubber market was closed. SILVER. Spot UH4 Forward 21 ;d. CROSS RATE. London-New York, 5.07. New York -London, 5.06. (Rate as supplied by the London office of the National City Bank of New York applies to Friday's close.)47 words
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Advertisement129 1934-08-26 1 SIEDCE I IK SLEDGE BRAND (SWEETEMED Bweetened Condensed SWISS rONDPMCPn MILK is pure rich Milk col- WHUtHatU^ lected from selected cows which graze upon the verdant g^^»-' > «^fcV'" v^^*'~"""^*" > and health giving pastures of J**.^^* <^S^ the Emmenthal In the famous y^"*^«-ki /^ljr Bernese Oberland, which con- /^fo^sc^-ffir129 words
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Article, Illustration1952 1934-08-26 2 L By THE WANDERER I*HE Bali people have queer icnH about staging a show. So on? would judge from the film Black Magic," portraying the lives of these island folk, which is showing at the Alhambra cinema. They elaborately clothe their dancers from head to toe In1,952 words
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Article142 1934-08-26 2 GUILTY CONSCIENCES IN CINEMA Harbin is laughing ai a number of self-declared erring rives. A wild-looking man entered a local cinemr and asked for the manager. He poked a gun into the manager's ribs and said. "I know my wife is here with her lover: tuim up the142 words
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Article53 1934-08-26 2 A 'super-robot," which. It Is claim I ed, will unltlmately enable aeroplanes to be flown by wlreles without pilots, I has been Invented. The invention, the i tcome of secret work by four scientists Major d' Algulllm and MM. Aveltne. Bernady. md Grenier— has been thoroughly I tested on all53 words
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Advertisement95 1934-08-26 2 &top that cold ituin \t developing with _T^ Rrcomnienaed by the msdleal profession for fUi I IroSr^Sssl 6 over 40 y? o and universally regarded as the 1 W^sf IV <9 safest and most effective safeguard against all TL_ affections of the throat, chest and lungs. EUMENTHOL Sole m\ b95 words
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Advertisement166 1934-08-26 2 BAn Unique ■aiwiUMiii mi lg OPPORTUNITY!!] As a preliminary to our Annual Stick Taking ani to make room for New Xmas Stocks, we are offering a wide range of Perfumery, Toilet Preparations, Toilet Requisites, Smokers' Requisites, Patent and Proprietary B Medicines, etc. at greatly reduced prices. For Cash Only A166 words
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Article, Illustration2054 1934-08-26 3 HOME THAT IS AWAITING SIR SHENTON THOMAS SECRET OF THE TWO CANNONS AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE The Sunday Times begins today publication of a series of articles on Ber.utiful Homes of Malaya, written by Special Correspondents. The first of these describes Government House, where Sir Shenton Thomas, the new Governor and2,054 words
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Article180 1934-08-26 3 ASK ME ANOTHER?? 1. What was a pomander box 2. What is atavism 3. In sculpture, what is cavorUlevo 4. What is a cynosure 5. To what vocation is the word bonlface applied 6. In what Dicke story does Tiny Tim appear 7. _n anatomy. v:hat is the pia mater180 words
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Advertisement122 1934-08-26 3 New Life. New Health New Vitality To enjoy lit* to the full, to fact depre lion and lost of vitality, to rtstort health and vigour, each person can, and should, taka advantage of the wonderful restorative powers ot PHYLLOSAN.' Doctors and Scientists unite in the most remarkable testimony ever paid122 words
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Advertisement245 1934-08-26 3 MM ENGUNLte ?^d|li?£ These. Hotels' will make kmj^ your stay enjoyable -ENGLANDGEORGE GOLDSACK, formerly of the "Europe* and "Runnymede" will welcome you and understand all your needs at the -OLD ROSE INN," WOKINGHAM, BERKS. One hour from Hyde Park Corner. Please write for illustrated Brochure from Sunday Times Office. Rates245 words
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Advertisement113 1934-08-26 3 LONDON CALLS g) INSISTENTLY Cp^tX COME! X*J£ and enjoy at either ytjJr^A HOTEL REMBRANDT J%W Bouth Kensington 6 facing the Victoria and Albert Museum vJKT"^k or HOTEL 7gaE)RUBENS Buckingham Palace Road. yy* facing Rurkineham Palace Every attention in pleasing surroundings. PERFECT QUIETUDE THESE COMFORTABLE HOTELS WITH ACKNOWLEDGED RENOWNED CATERING have113 words
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Article, Illustration2877 1934-08-26 4 The description of six sensational crimes, which stand out in history, is concluded below. Last week were recounted "The Heel of Hate, 1 "The Knifing of Citizen Marat'* and "The Assassination of Julius Caesar' By A MEMBER of the LONDON CRIMES CLUB 4. The Vulture* Of2,877 words
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Article130 1934-08-26 4 Answers to questions in Page 3 j 1. A box for carrying perfume. j 2. Reversion to an ancestral type. 3. A relief in which tbe highe.t surface only U level with plane of th* original stone. 14. An object of general Interest. 5. That of a landlord.130 words
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Advertisement110 1934-08-26 4 When I think of how timid my boys used to be" ere arue ol^ l ce f I yk?:. 1 hoy* w _1.-o abac*- W *olv w s 1 y —n them- T"^ V 3^»w» r ye en U froulc\n 'tbelie^ j n rT^^iiSs^s^" ive f<* Now, not s dsy110 words
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Article456 1934-08-26 5 Free-Entry Competition For Sunday Times Readers What Names Are Hidden In These Drawings? Today, we repeat the very popular Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Competition. Below will be found a list of names of people, taken from a ditectory. Lower still are 12 drawings. Each of the456 words
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Article1899 1934-08-26 5 DICING WITH DEATH By Ex-Detective Inspector HERBERT T. FITCH (formerly Special Branch, New Scotland Yard) It is rare indeed that a senior officer of <his Silent Arm of the Yard can write, even in a guarded way, of his experiences. Yet here we have a university graduate, master of seven1,899 words
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Advertisement107 1934-08-26 5 CUT OUT THIS ENTRY FORM j I PICTURE PUZZLES, NO^IS. j [26-8-34.] I arree to enter The Sunday Times J i Picture Puzzle Competition on the I conditions) laid down in this issue. a i I consider that the following are the correct titles of the puzzles print- ed, the107 words
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Advertisement141 1934-08-26 5 E mm Ei Af|^B) Tumblers-eight jS^^Bjj beautiful colours ||Bg| KtU Hp A wonderful opportunity for you to get on* oi these lovely Odol Tumblers in a shade which will match every colour scheme. All you have to do to gat one ot these beautiful tumblen is to buy to-day a141 words
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Miscellaneous39 1934-08-26 5 Here are the pictures for which you must supply titles from the list above. Do not send in a cutting of all the pictures. It is sufficient to cut out the entry form and post it, as instructed above.39 words
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Article556 1934-08-26 6 ELY CULBERTSON - ELY CULBERTSON By- ATTACK AND COUNTERATTACK fkNE of the rarest occurrences at the V Bridge table s to see a vulnerable teair. deliberately take a sacrifice against r on- vulnerable opponents to prevent the opponents from scoring a game or Slam bonus. "today's hand, y^g^y which occurred556 words
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Article306 1934-08-26 6 Mrs. M. O. Whitcomb was a passenger for Bangkok by the Imperial Airways Aurora from Singapore. Mr. W. J. D. Kloexeman, the manager of Kay Tin Mines (Klnta) Ltd., Menglembu. Is on a visit to Medan. The Hon. Mr. J. H. and Mrs. Pedlow. will be In residence306 words
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Article815 1934-08-26 6 By OUR EXPERT ONE of the first things a poultry breeder should know is the skeleton of a fowl. This will help in the handling of the stock. The bone-; fare perforated so that they can be filed with air. Handling of chlcSis H done with special care815 words
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Article139 1934-08-26 6 BIG BRITISH PLANS London. Secret discussions are in progress for the reorganisation of the electricity system of the whole country. The parties engaged in the negotiations are the Government departments, the Electricity Commissioners, the Central Electricity Board and some of the larger municipal ana private electricity139 words
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Article119 1934-08-26 6 SIR ALAN ANDERSONS REMEDY Sir Alan Anderson, speaking to the Liberal Summer School, at Oxford, predicted an expansion of Oriental competition. He did not take the line that Japan should be shut out of the British market in the Empire. Japan, he claimed, was an industrious nation,119 words
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Advertisement72 1934-08-26 6 He said to me— there's a Scotch mist around XxV*f\ i I ""^C Ss^yf^M *V i! LS i a^tha^B^a^^BM^ v^a» 1 I ftDfa Mm^&'^K.S vi 1 I said to him— l've never missed a round when the Scotch is Red Label JOHNNIE WALKER BORN 1820,. .5T1LL GOING STRONG.. I tele72 words
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Advertisement193 1934-08-26 6 DAY. SOI AND HEWITTS p 0 R HORSES. POULTRY MEDICINE CHESTS contain, everythin, necensirj lot sue ,'T /^"""ST Ask for free booklet-" .Ml about CALL OR WRITE TO Poultry Ailment*" TONG LAM CO. MEDICAL BALL !TD. 46/48, P«ck Seah Street. Singapore. ChemisU. Telephone 7328. /S^ BATHE YOUR BEAUTI.e^L^LV y^vSr ful193 words
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Miscellaneous190 1934-08-26 6 Wireless Polowing is today's programme to b« oroadcast from the Empire Transmitters 6.20 a.m. Big Bi. Extracts from a Promenade Concert. 7.5 Talk. 7.20 British Variety. 3.5 News. 9.5 p.m. Big Ben. Weekly newsletter. 9.20 8ydney Baynes Light Orchestra. 10.5 Talk. 10.20 Prank Stewart presents The Alphas." 1050 A Religious190 words
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Article, Illustration2095 1934-08-26 7 Crooks Of The High Seas -By A SHIP'S DETECTIVE IT might bo imagined that extensive jewellery thefts would be rare aboard ship, for the obvious reason that suspicion must be limited to persons on board when the robbery occurs. Add the limited area of search and2,095 words
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Advertisement804 1934-08-26 7 PRa?^ESS S Iv2^REER. HHHEhHSH b l^t^P. YOU CAN HAVE A COLLEGE TRAINING IN ALMOST ANY CAREER FOR A FEW SHILLINGS MONTHLY Accountancy Examinations Cambridge Senior School Industrial Chemistry Riad- Making St Malnlenance Advertising and Sales Certificate Insurance Salesmanship Management Civil Engineering Mathematics Sinitation A. M.I. Fire E. Examination Civil Service804 words
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Article475 1934-08-26 8 'THERE were three of us girls Jane, myself, and Sophy. Our dear mother had died when we were children, and I am afraid our father (the rector) spoilt us. Jane and I were quite pretty girl 3, but Sophy vp.s really beautiful. Some people used to see a475 words
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Article1109 1934-08-26 8 H.I. Radford - T HE THING THAT FOLLOWED H.I. Radford By side me. The shadow of a man! I was startled, and turned round to see -who could have been following me M silently. There was no one there, and yet I was certain I heard an exclamation of disappointment as I turned.1,109 words
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Article186 1934-08-26 8 PACT TO KEEP PRICES LEVEL London, Aug. 1. The world's greatest stee. selling arrangement has been concluded by leading firms In Germany, Japan, and Belgium. Britain's steel making concerns have been deliberately cold-shouldered. The new arrangement is, in fact, the direct result of thj British186 words
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Article349 1934-08-26 8 EASY DEATH WOULD BE VOLUNTARY PEERS MAY SPONSOR MEASURE London. PARLIAMENT may soon be confront- ed with a Bill which would give doctors the right to kill patients suffering from Incurable and painful dlseises. Eminent doctors and lawyers have for years been urging euthanasia ("easy death"), and now Dr. C.349 words
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208 1934-08-26 8 "Instant Relief Whatever the Pain." Dreadful flatulence, violent pain after eating, flutterings, all these made life a misery for Mr. A. U until he discovered the cur« they are uMng in the leading hospitals. Tbis is his own unsolicited letter "I would like to say208 words
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Advertisement49 1934-08-26 8 I MEN LIKE T HE 5E KNOW AND APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF ANCHOR BECAUSE IT ACTUALLY I t^cO I RESTORES THE ENERGY I I DRAINED BY HARD V 7 EXERTION BREWED AND BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE BY THE ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY Co. Ltd SOLE AGENT/ FOR MALAYA SIME DARBY Co. Ltd49 words
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Advertisement18 1934-08-26 8 GIVE YOUR CAR A HELPING HAND SHELL MOTOR OILS Advertisement of The Asiatic Petroleum Company (Straits Settlements) Ltd.18 words
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Article, Illustration503 1934-08-26 9 DRAMA ABOVE THE WORLD Air Liner. By Charles Lome. The Bodley Head. 7s. Gd. 44 r* RAND Hotel" set the fashion for this type of book, and following that greit model there have been innumerable books and films on the same plan—" Wanted on503 words
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Article56 1934-08-26 9 A Pocket Dictionary of the \moy Vernacular, English Chinese. By Ernest Tipson. Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore $3. This very useful compilation lose* considerably in value by unsatisfactory production. The process used Is quite unsuitable for a *ork in which clarity is absolutely essential. Some words are so blurred56 words
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Article666 1934-08-26 9 The Home. By Naomi Mitchtson. Art. By Erie GUI. Twentieth Century Library. The Bodley Head. 2s. 6d. per Volume. IN the first of these two additions to the Twentieth Century Library Mrs. Naomi Mftchlson traces tre development of the home through the ages in666 words
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Article1127 1934-08-26 9 An Awakening Peasant Europe. By H. Hessell TUtman. Jarrolds. 18s. rE European Situation! What does that phrase convey to you? Unfortunately, there is a pronounced tendency among Europeans in the East to permit out of sight to mean out of mind and to regard references In their1,127 words
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Article93 1934-08-26 9 Mr. John Buckmastcr, the 19-year-old son of Miss Gladys Cooper by her first marriage, Is likely to be making his first stage appearance shortly in a new West End revue. He has been offered— and. subject to family consent, will accept an engagement in the revue93 words
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Advertisement314 1934-08-26 9 \ccmjeel f/irougn my veins "IVTO more weary, dull days for me! No more depressing K. colds and rasping coughs Since I discovered Waterbury'a Compound I am mentally alert and bodily buoyant! I find a keen new relish in my work and a new enjoyJment of every recreation The generous supply314 words
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Article513 1934-08-26 10 COATEES in VOGUE for COWES From OUR LONDON FASHION CORRESPONDENT Sunday Times Ornci, Fleet Street, Aug. 14. poWES Week brought together the usual crowdc of people. Tie weather was far from being what ordinary spectators prefer when watchin* races at sea, but nevertheless there were some fine races and the513 words
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Article248 1934-08-26 10 APRON FROCKS NOW London. "Where have the beach pyjamas gone?" people are asking at the seaside. There are hardly any to be seen on the beaches, .'et most elaborate mo dels were shown earlier in the season tn the shops. They Just did not catch on, and248 words
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Article241 1934-08-26 10 One day you were ill, and lota o* people were Interested in you and wanted to sympathise with you. That day is past forget It! One day you were lonely, friendless, and Just a little afraid. Then you had cause to be sorry for yourself. If241 words
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Article527 1934-08-26 10 AWAY FROM THE ORDINARY By OUR COOKERY EXPERT ¥N an old manuscript cookery book last week, I came across a recipe for a common rice pudding." It sounded so uncommon that It set me thinking of the various ways In which an ordinary rice pudding can be527 words
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Article, Illustration15 1934-08-26 10 Lilian Ellis, the Danish state and screen star, wean blue silk lace teddies over chiffon.15 words
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Article405 1934-08-26 10 For Growing Girls IT is generally recognised that dancing A Is of great physical value to girls. It makes them graceful, teaches th»m poise and balance, helps to make supple their hands, arms, legs, ankles, and hip and neck muscles. All girls should be taught how to dance.405 words
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Advertisement317 1934-08-26 10 -U-a»l__a»»»»1 North Brrdge^RofldT^^ SINGAPORE. Ha%e your Tiffin^ and al] this Restaurant. EXCELLENT CHINESE lAIN U ENGLISH DISHES. BANQUETS AND PARTIES ARRANOED Al SHORTINOTICE. Courteous Service— Prices Moderate\ OI'EN.AIR TEA GARDEN. YOUR SMALL COINS may seem too few to bother about. Don't treat them carelessly, they can mean so much. Save317 words
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Advertisement313 1934-08-26 10 Freckles mJT^ IVk Secretly mnd Quickly Removed! Wa«a'a •YaekH Cmmb H.ichia (beat aal whUa f»m ataaa. Learaa Ika akta aoft and «U» (ha com■>nla« fraak. cfaar and aataraL Far 17 raara laiaaa.ila af sacra fca»e nimil H. 8a aaaj to nae. Tha flrat Jar arorea lla mafic warth. Stillmans FreekleCream313 words
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Advertisement97 1934-08-26 10 RENE ULLMANN (Millinery Department) ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT WILL BE ON VIEW FROM TOMORROW MONDAY 27th. Inst. RACES FROCKS HATS and BIG ASSORTMENT OF EVERYTHING FOR BEACH WEAR DRESSES. SHORTS, etc. VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES HEINE ULLMANN CAPJTOL BUILDING STAMFORD ROAD. RACE GOWNS HATS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE RACES NOW ON Dt3r*LAY97 words
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Article, Illustration486 1934-08-26 11 FOOT beauty is a more serious matter thai mere skin-care and nailvarnish. It Is so important a business that next month a conference Is being arranged in London between leading corseticros, shoe designers, and an osteopath who specialises in foot health. "Why corsetleres?" you486 words
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Article105 1934-08-26 11 When Sitting Cr,#s the left knee over the right and, keeping ths leg in the same position, turn the left foot sharply first to the right then to the left. Repeat ten times. Point the toe down towards the floor, then raise it sharply upwards as far105 words
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Article787 1934-08-26 11 By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT THE film of "Little Women," which was shown in Singapore recently, has inspired the manufacture of a new range of fabrics. These include the Jo print, patterned with flowers, raindrops and fanciful umbrellas: the "Meg" print, revealing little lace paper bouquets strewn on787 words
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1302 1934-08-26 11 A YOUNG ENGLISH TRAVELLER'S JOURNAL BROUGHT TO LIGHT SPECIAL services were held in the Anglican churches at the beginning of this month to commemorate the emancipation of slaves within British territory 100 years ago. H. C. Manchin contributes an illuminating article to The Times on1,302 words
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Advertisement54 1934-08-26 11 byE v". '^SBP^* V'fi Bttv '^9> I IK /Sal B^B^^B^^ J it a "Lactogen" baby's outlook on life. M lfl\^gJSßS^k W For a sample tin of Lactogen, Mother's 9^Jbe k S Book of Advice, and Spoon' Measure a^aaK^^sg^Jgi-^Jp J send 20 cents in unused postage stamps J -r- Y)^ilbsb^^bß 129/133,54 words
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Miscellaneous147 1934-08-26 11 Our Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACROSS. Old time 24. Tap i fhai/.. Friend I 2£Si -11. Non-oxlstence nln S I'xSSsion JKE* 17. Watch over ?Z »0. Still 22. Take on 39 worr y 24. Flowed 25. Beset 26. Barrl*r 11. £tT Solution Of Last Sumlays 30. Purse n i 32. Enquiries147 words
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459 1934-08-26 12 critics m me present aomtalstranon of China are very fond of pointing to the partial failure of the campaign for the suppression of banditry, to the great distress which exists in some I parts of the country459 words
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Article506 1934-08-26 12 SIX DAYS' NEWS OUND \T.— German plebiscite shows diminishing faith In Hitler. People give approval to his assumption of presidential office, but by reduced majority. Two British explorers, Dr. E. W. Dyson and Mr. W. R. E. Martin, missing on Lake Rudolf, Uganda. E. H. Temme swims Channel from English506 words
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Article47 1934-08-26 12 (Ananias News Factory.) London, Saturday. A sensational disclosure is made in today's Daily Wangle, where tt Is reported that England could have won the final Test Match at the Oval if only she had scored many more runs and the Australians had scored many less.47 words
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Article94 1934-08-26 12 J.W.8., of Singapore, who has tried hard but without previous success, gets away with the ten dollars this week for telling me of a conversation overheard near the Caoitol Theatre. Three men were looking at the traffic notice at the cross-roads. No. 1 Look you, man 'No Restriction.'94 words
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Article, Illustration1070 1934-08-26 12 $to for V— Sensation A reader of Ananias has sent a cheque, a real live cheque, for the Fire Relief Fund. And it comes all the way from Siam. Thank you, Herbert. You're a sportsman. What do you think of -the 2,086,7941/2 blighters who didn't send1,070 words
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Article85 1934-08-26 12 Mr I regrets exceedingly his deplorable conduct while I a guest at your dinner party On i and humbly craves your pardon for the breach of i etiquette checked in below ■Striking ost Falling upi with bottle stairs Slapping fe- Falling down- J male guests stairs J Inebriation Falling85 words
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Advertisement264 1934-08-26 12 PAVILION TODAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 THE MERRIEST MATRIMONIAL A MIXUP EVER SEEN ON ANY SCREEN! /^j BLONDELI.I WARREN WILLIAM „.J- EDW. EVERETT lIITIN 0t F I ANK IcIICI JT W C I AIBE DODD L cast oi 4m Mason %JI I /I J CAPITOL TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 Grand Return264 words
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Advertisement34 1934-08-26 12 P I A NO i TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2901 74, Orchard Rd\ j NEW WORLD i SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret Dancing, Talkies. Theatres and Cinemas.' 1.. J Swiss Watch Specialists34 words
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Advertisement57 1934-08-26 12 •Votww I! PETER DAWSON SCOTCH WHISKY WITH ANY MINERAL JJ^^K WATER IS THE /%j^Q SAFEST AND MOST M^jjJ&y SUITABLE BEVER. AGE IN THE TROPICS. ™Jb* ORDERING ?^^F *T\T\ AS AN APPETISER m^\ r AND GENERAL TONIC IT IS Peter incomparable. THE PERPICTLY DttTIUJO wiuMiwWr $3.35 PER BOTTLE (INCLUDING DUTY) SOLE57 words
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Miscellaneous76 1934-08-26 12 TODAY Blgh Water, 11.56 a.m., 9.2 ft, 11.47 p.m. 10.8 ft. Cricket: S.C.C. vs. Combined Schools. Padang, second day; S.C.C. XI Old Rafflesians, O.RA ground. Football: Malay League, M.K. Raja vs. Darul Aphla, Jalan Besar Stadium. Golf Sepoy Lines Golf Club, Men's Monthly Medal Bogey; Singapore Oolf Club vs. Keppel76 words
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452 1934-08-26 13 BATTERY ROAD AFFRAY •TAKING LAW IN THEIR OWN HANDS' M THESE bands have been going about Singapore actually taking the law into their own hands." This statement wis made by Inspector D. R. Cowie at the conclusion yesterday of the seamen's fracas case. Al'.452 words
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356 1934-08-26 13 APPEAL BY A CHINCHEW BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE IF a. bill collector is beh'n J in his payments by one month, havm? collected the previous month's dills. Is he guilty of criminal breach of trust? And in these circumstances Is he guilty of criminal breach of trust even though there356 words
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Article500 1934-08-26 13 100 ARRESTED IN POLICE RAIDS ILLICIT OPIUM DENS The Government v onopolies conducted a round-up of Illicit smoking dens iro/.i six o'cloc'. on *Yiday mornIng until three o'clock yesterday morning and the result was a list ol 100 case- before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal500 words
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Article, Illustration62 1934-08-26 13 The Actinr Director and staff of the Eastern Bureau of the League of Nations' Health Organisation. The photograph was taken on the occasion of the departure from Singapore last week of the Actinr Director, Prof. M. Ciuca, for Europe. The bureau's "no plague reports on Singapore62 words
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Article901 1934-08-26 13 Following is Fraser and Co.'s list of yesterday's closing prices in Singapore: Ampat Tin (4) 5s 3d 5s 7Vid As&zn Kumbang (J) S7s Sd 40a Austral Malay (C) 50s 52s 6d c.d. Ayer Hitam Tin (ft*) 14a 6d 15> 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.95 2.05 Bangrln Tin901 words
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Article653 1934-08-26 13 METHOD OF CONDUCTING KUALA LUMPUR POST-MORTEM (From Our Own Correspondent).) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. STRONG criticism of the manner in which the first post-mortem was conducted, was made this morning by the Coroner at the resumed inquiry into the death of a Malay motor-driver. The decomposed body of653 words
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Advertisement154 1934-08-26 13 INSURANCE IN FORCE J 1 1 TRIPLED IN 5 YEARS. I I 1 1 I I j.j At the end of 1923, the total m Insurance In Force of the (1923) 'o Asia Life Company was S 6.044.000 2 I At the end of 1928. the total t -> was154 words
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Advertisement122 1934-08-26 13 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers from Kldncr trouble and Bladder weakness have ■topped Getting Up Nights. Leg rains. Nervounnean. Stiffness. Rheumatism DlX«lness. Lumbago, Burning, Itching, Smarting, Aridity and Loss of Vigour by a Doctor's new discovery called Cystex (Sisatex). Gently soothes, tones, clean*, and heals, raw sore kidneys.122 words
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Article175 1934-08-26 14 TO REPULSE GAS PLANS FOR THE CIVIL POPULATION T>LANS for safeguarding Britain's civil population against the danger of gas attacks will be announced by Mr Baldwin to Parliament In the autumn. These will aim at: Preventing panic, Preserving essential services. Providing gas-proof shelters. Rendering medical aid, Decontaminating175 words
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Article291 1934-08-26 14 GERMANY'S AIR POWER LARGE RESERVE OF TRAINED PILOTS Germany Is prohibited from maintaining an air force, but it has been contended by competent critics that she has so developed her commercial and sporting aviation that she could produce, at short notice, a force equipped with fighting aeroplanes and bombers superior291 words
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Article, Illustration36 1934-08-26 14 The 2nd Battalion (Queen's Own) Cameron Highlanders arriving in London from Aldersnot to relieve the Guards at Buckingham Palace and St. James's Palace. The Houses of Parliament are seen in the background.36 words
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282 1934-08-26 14 Met After "Henry VIII" Triumph MERLE Oberon. the English Aim actress, has become engaged to mam Joseph Schenck, the American film producer. In a voice chortling with glee Mr Schenck himself confirmed the newr> to me tonight when I spoke with him by282 words
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Article210 1934-08-26 14 STRANGE STORY TOLD BY COLLECTOR'S WIFE DEATH suddenly and apparently without cause has smitten a fam ous London antique collector, who fir three years had been haunted by a mummified hand bought by his wife. Mr. Jean Julien Romatn van d t Elst, of Addison210 words
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Article158 1934-08-26 14 DIES WITH SECRET OF ROPE TRICK Arnold de Biere, king of illusionists, who died recently In London, carries to the grave the secret of the Indian rope trick. For years he had studied the problem from every angle. His seirch for the knowledge of the fakirs had taken him all158 words
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Advertisement416 1934-08-26 14 Opening Tonight! IS pT MARLBOROUGH TSIS. The Perfect talking picture so far produced in India. With Master Shiraz (Ace of Stunts) Miss Motl in the leading roles, supported by Vimla, Ebrahim All. GOOD MUSIC FLYING CARPET LILTING SONGB INDIAN ROPE TRICK SPARKLING COMEDY TERRIFYING FIGHTING SCENES DEATH-DEFYING STUNTS THRILLS ROMANCE,416 words
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Advertisement398 1934-08-26 14 A big Selection of Exclusive GOWNS From Hollywood JUST RECEIVED IN THE S.S. PRES. POLK. Also Race HATS. Specially Imported for the —Races— AUREUA'S CAPITOL BUILDING. 12 A. STAMFORD ROAD. Science throws new light on tooth decay Pain is nature's warning HHP*"~~ ""^■■■l that teeth are diseased. The vBLW JLv,398 words
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Article189 1934-08-26 15 KILAT CLUB OUT FOR 35 Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The only Important cricket matches are two games in the first round of the Btonor Shield. In spite of a brisk shower j) the noon, the weather is fine though the ground is on the soft side due to189 words
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Article140 1934-08-26 15 A dinner in honour of the fiftieth session of the Straits Chinese Reading Clul was held at -he Garden Club last night. Mr. Song Ong Slang presided and covers were laid for over a hundred. The attendance included a sprinkling of women guests. Proposing the toast of140 words
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Article, Illustration48 1934-08-26 15 This plan, published in the Journal of the Malayan Association of the Inst. C.E., shows the lay-out of the new civil aerodrome to be built on the land being reclaimed within Tanjong Rhu. The total land to be reclaimed under the scheme is 339 acres.48 words
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Article45 1934-08-26 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Saturday. The eastbound Imperial Air Mail is again late. It left Delhi this morning but it Is doubtful whether It can reach Don Muang by Sunday. The eastbounc Air Franc* machine arrived this morntn* three days late45 words
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Article92 1934-08-26 15 DRIVERS SENT TO PRISON FOR NINE MONTHS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Sentence of nine months' rigorous was passed by Mr. F. K. Wilson on the tw> Tamil bus drivers whom he convicted of causing the death of a Chinese by the- rash act of driving92 words
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Article601 1934-08-26 15 NOVICES DO BETTER THAN SENIORS Four records were set up at the 1934 annual championship swimming carnival of the V.M.C.A. held at the Association pool at Fort Canning yesterday evening. Max Woelz knocked four-nftha of a second off the record for the senior 40 yards' free style601 words
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Advertisement245 1934-08-26 15 t£"» WHITE PAINT ffliirmusf! V -^^^^^^r s a l)( autiful whit e which stays white after long exposure to sun and Vffl^^^ fj weather It is leadless and, thereB^l fore, non-poisonous. Possessed of Bj3^^^^^^^^^ excellent covering power and ease HfeffSlßßyr °f application, it is ideal for both 9ksh2m«v .ndoor and245 words
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Advertisement175 1934-08-26 15 Australia's Great Event Everybody's going, including H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester, for the Greatest Event South of the Line AT the Victorian and Melbourne Centenary, you will enjoy the gaiety and carnival of a million-peopled city with a European environment a climate like that of Southern France wonderful theatre presentations175 words
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Article, Illustration3256 1934-08-26 16 Through Dense Jungle To A Strange Kuala Lumpur "J.C.P." throws new light on tho old days in Malaya in a series of articles which he is writing for The Sunday Times. The first, printed below, gives some interesting Selangor reminiscences. Kuala Lumpur was then3,256 words
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Advertisement22 1934-08-26 16 OXYGEI) ACETYLEDE 4R s^4 &&L*. 4* A ■t^nf*nf^ fgg# CASES I \tiV 1 111 I y^^ l^^^^ nHMaHMM^BMBMaMasiBB^s^B^sMSMaBis^Bf '3. w-j.w. t. wmmmmmm22 words
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Advertisement121 1934-08-26 16 Then take Ijjggjl -LECITHIN I {£SSy^°g<tf| Phospho- Lecithin is valuable ln nervI MHXSdKH| ous prostration, nerve exhaustion, ncrI wic?itu!»jl*l VOUa debllltv > «exual Impairment, I CH-ECf THIN P I nervous excitement, hysteria, insomnia, 31 Awnvi m»"" I an< ln al casM where the nervous twnwsiwc i S y s tem121 words
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Article729 1934-08-26 17 MR. CALDECOTT TALKS OF MAN, ANIMALS AND MACHINES MARKING the climax of the weekend conference, the annual dinner of the Engineering Association of Malaya was held at the Adelphi Hotel hist night. The president. Mr. Steen Sehested, presided over a large gathering of members and their guests. HE.729 words
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Article202 1934-08-26 17 HOW PROSPERITY IS RETURNING London. In the next twelve months 300 000 r.tw houses will be built in this country. This far surpasses all records, and is one of the indication* of returning prosperity revealed In the returns made by local authorities. Many202 words
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Article, Illustration60 1934-08-26 17 Empire swimmers who set op two new records at the Empire Games at Wembley. Noel Ryan (Australia) who made a new men's record in the 440 yards free style race with 5 minutes 3 seconds; and Miss P. Dewar of Canada who set up a similar record60 words
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Article378 1934-08-26 17 OCCULT POWERS SHOWN London. rE Rohamah-Rhamah has arrived In London. Six deep red spot* in the grey-green pupils of his eyes mark him as no ordinary man. His garments lark him as even more remarkable. He Is vested )»i mauve poplin with a black velvet "beggar's clc»k.' Around378 words
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Article172 1934-08-26 17 Result of Neglected Rheumatism. Here Is a letter ttiat goes to prove that even rheumatism of long standIng can be relieved by the right treatment "I have been a sufferer from rheumatism for some 12 to 14 years now and have foolishly taken no steps172 words
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Advertisement157 1934-08-26 17 jflfiL J^^^^w^ ~^^^9jt^^ EIZZjV wfw^^^ B^il PJ fij %M WL. ,-^y IP Km X?fW^^ r^BQStBk. I vlk. IH A log book is generally associated with shipping or aeroplanes, but the introduction of the Castrol Lubrequip ment Service to Malaya, furnishes a very logical reason why every car should carry one.157 words
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Advertisement200 1934-08-26 17 To Government Officers and others contemplating returning to Scotland. HEPBURN BROTHERS, COMFLETE HOUSE BUILDERS. 56 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH extend a Hearty Welcome and otter "THE HOME YOU WANT." Terms offered are eminently suitable for Officers and others on pension (Loan* up to 90% of purchase price are readily obtained on200 words
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Article957 1934-08-26 18 PHIL MEAD - PHIL MEAD I— By MID-OFF AND MID-ON ON an average more catches are taken by mid-otl and mld-cn than by any other two fielders. So the positions are ones of honour. For poor fielders, since they are close in towards the batsman, they are also places957 words
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Article, Illustration15 1934-08-26 18 Sandham, the famous cricketer, (aides the younjf idea in the way it should go 415 words
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Article105 1934-08-26 18 It no longer pa>s Britain's film sta.-s to go to the United States. Holiywooc's stai salaries have slumped except for a handful of big names and many American players are seekLig engagements in London. Two of the latest of the "want *o corr.e to England" brigade are John105 words
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Article871 1934-08-26 18 DOROTHY ROUND - ADVANCED STROKES IN TENNIS DOROTHY ROUND By DROP-VOLLEYS 1I7HEN you have got ordinary high volleying and low volleying accurate and strong, it is time to learn some advanced strokes, for, without a fairly complete repertoire, you will never attain championship heights. In singles, a good volley should always end a871 words
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Article708 1934-08-26 18 CUEMAN - CUEMAN By Potting Practice Essential. NEVER yet was there a man watching the professional billiards player building up a break at the top of the table who did not come to tb/j conclusion quite readily that, this top-of-the-table game is easy. And superficially the operation certainly does708 words
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Advertisement823 1934-08-26 18 .WHAT THE PUBLIC/ SHOULD KNOW I QOOD HEALTH is priceless. Unfor- The answer about 'ASPRO' is that it con(I tunately with the majority of us it forms to the standard of purity laid down 1 1 is not permanent. Headaches Nerve by the British Pharmacopoeia (the guidjl Str?in Cold and.823 words
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Article530 1934-08-26 19 FOUR WICKETS LOST FOR 21 The Combined Schools are In a bad way in their week-end match against the 6.C.C. Facing the Club's total of 216 with three-quarters of an hour to bat yesterday evening they lost four wickets for 21 and need therefore 199 with530 words
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Article64 1934-08-26 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. For the first time since 1932, the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club won the Hose Cup soccer competition by defeating the Tamil Union, holders, by one goal to nil. The goal was scored by Chow Thong in the first minute of the64 words
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Article78 1934-08-26 19 A Chinese wedding in the reformed style took place on Aug. 19, at th* Chong Wan Chinese Bchool, KuaU Pllah between Mr. Tan Cho Ann (son of Towkay Tan Lew) and ml** Lee Goek Moi of 3eremban. Towkay Lee Choon Teng of Kuala Pllah officiated as master78 words
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Article1375 1934-08-26 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kbtng. The 'Tale* Badminton Party of Klang Is practically certain of winning the Klang district Badminton Inter-Team Doubles League, for the Jarrett Challenge Cup, having registered a 3 nil victory over the Malays. Their last match Is against the Lucky1,375 words
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Advertisement854 1934-08-26 19 Another Stunning STAGE Spectacle! Opening SUNDAY, September 2nd. rADITOI I M ALEXANDRE LEVITOFF v/%Lr I I XjLm I m .uociatio. with AMALGAM A FrJ) THEATRES LTD. preieit tbe nrrat RUSSIAN BALLET Dancers from DIAGHILEF'S and ANNA PAVLOVA'S Ballets, include VERA NEMCHINOVA ANATOLE OBOUKHOFF NATASHA BOUKOVICH STANLEY JUDSON and 25 other854 words
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1147 1934-08-26 20 Chinese Attack Below Usual Form \f. :rc: 2; Chinese 0. This "year's flrst division League champions met the Wiltshire Regiment at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday and were beaten. The soldiers are a greatly Improved side and it was but the other day that they1,147 words
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Article255 1934-08-26 20 S.X.I. CHAMPIONS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan*. Saturday. The following are the results of the Penang A.A.A. sports meeting held tcday (first, second and third in the order named) 100 yd. sprint: F. D E. Crui (P.R.C.); Llm Swee Siarig (8.V.5.); J. S. Cully (5.X.1.)255 words
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Article139 1934-08-26 20 PLANES REPLACE TRUSTY STEEDS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. How to elope in the modern style was shown today at the annual gymkhana of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club which was attended by several hundred people. It was the tit-bit of the afternoon. Three139 words
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Article224 1934-08-26 20 AMATEURS' DISPLAY The amateurs put up a very spirited showing In a boxing programme of eleven events at the Oreat World last night. The attendance was poor, but) the Fire Relief Fund benefited to the extent of Just over $40. All the contests were three two- minute224 words
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Advertisement319 1934-08-26 20 BRITAIN'S DEPENDABLE CAR I TVnr •bevrnlkrTwelvc-Six Spens Saloon <^zytom, evetu anale tt yaui to Harrison Invested In his Austin INVEST IN AN AUSTIN bsctuse "these Austins do last run as well after three years as three *t*e *•»<«*• Sin Ascot De months not a part there just for Luxe Saloon319 words
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Advertisement325 1934-08-26 20 LAST WEEK OF WHITEAWAYS SALE FURTHER AND FINAL DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ODDMENTS AND BROKEN RANGES ARE THE NATURAL RESULT OF THE PREVIOUS THREE WEEKS OF OUR SALE. THE TIME HAS NOW ARRIVED~THE LAST WEEK OF OUR SALE WHEN THESE GOODS MUST BE CLEARED AND IN ORDER TO DO325 words
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Article, Illustration21 1934-08-26 22 Chew Seng in action in the lone jump at the Amateur Athletic Association or Malaya's annual championships, held at Kuala Lumpur.21 words
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Article847 1934-08-26 22 CUP TIES IN SELANGOR (From Our Own Correspondent) KFALA LUMPUR. WITH the Selangor Football Cup ties beginning in earnest on Monday, a few words on the prospects will not be out of place. The first semi-final will be between the Chinese and the Malays, tomorrow, and the second will be847 words
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Article838 1934-08-26 22 DING-DONG LAWN TENNIS (From Our Own Correspondent.) MALACCA. rE two remaining finals In the Malacca tennis championship meeting will be played on the Malacca Club Courts tomorrow and on Tuesday, the contestants being H. M. de Souza (holder) against his brother, P. P. de Souza, on the first day, In838 words
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Article, Illustration15 1934-08-26 22 Benedict Ponniah, the promising young Selangor cricketer, who has had remarkable bowline success this season.15 words
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Article374 1934-08-26 22 PADANG CONTROVERSY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. TWO Negrl Sembilan sporting bodies will hold their annual general meetings shortly the Negrl Sembilan All Blues Rugby Football Association and the Negri Sembilan Hockey Association. The All Blues report a year oi progress although the membership has decreased. It. is hoped thai,374 words
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Article115 1934-08-26 22 London, Aug. 7. America's suggestion of open lawn tennis tournaments was decisively turned down at the meeting of the International Federation, held in London, yesterday. Representatives from twenty nations were present. Opinion in the United States is wholeheartedly in favour of tournaments at which amateurs and professionals could115 words
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Advertisement1138 1934-08-26 22 FRASER NEAVE'S SCHOOL CHILDREN'S VOTING J^J COMPETITION RESULT. EIGHT entrants correctly forecast the five most popular drinks In their proper order. THE first three prizes totalling $100.00 are therefore divided equally among the following eight children. Heng Slah Thiang. G4, Kirn Kiat Lane, Rangoon Road Srhool. Laa Poh Ting, 20.1,138 words
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Article, Illustration1201 1934-08-26 23 MAYFLOWERS AGAIN rpHERE is a lull in the Singapore badminton championships, as It It now some two weeks since the finals of the Junior and mixed doubles events were played off and no start ha* yet been made with the men's and women's senior championships, entries1,201 words
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Article1312 1934-08-26 23 HURRICANE PLAY IN JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Kuala Lumpur. A large Catherine of badminton enthusiasts is expected at the V.I. Hall this afternoon to witness the opening matches of the 1934 Selangor Open Doubles Championship. The first round of the junior doubles tournament was played at the Victoria1,312 words
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Advertisement250 1934-08-26 23 THE ONE /^nsjo> fIWD ONLY TALKIE^ 7°*"° H) RECORD. Vk "STAND UP ANP MM J X^^C CHEER" JuT J "STAND UP AND CHEER" (Famous Fox Musical Film) SIX MUSICAL NITS THAT ARE l\\t RAGE OF TWO CONTINENTS Don't fail to get yoir FOX MOVIETONE Records early. T.M.A. MUSIC HOUSE, SI/63.250 words
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Article, Illustration24 1934-08-26 24 SWIMMING RECORDS.— The V.M.C.A. swimmers broke several of their records at yesterday's Singapore carnival. Competitors are seen taking off at the Fort Canning pool.24 words
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Article, Illustration34 1934-08-26 24 FOOTBALL AGAlN.—Yesterday saw the start of League football in England Above, Arsenal players are seen in training at Highbury. London. Below, Fulham's trainer rive, a lesson in heading at the club's .round (Planet New.)34 words
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Article, Illustration19 1934-08-26 24 SMILE OF VICTORY—Miss Nellie Ctaia (rirht) who won the women* 4A BMILE OF J^ d Mto Sal£ Lum runne7-up19 words
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Article, Illustration35 1934-08-26 24 I'HAMPIONS LOSE.— The local League champions, the Chinese, were beaten by the Wiltshire* yesterday. The Chinese back is seen clearin* in the pictmre on the left. On the right. Nutland has Just headed the ball.35 words
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Advertisement219 1934-08-26 24 MODERN ARTISTIC FURNITURE designed and made by SUN WAH COMPANY 83, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. COMMERCIAI UNION ASSURANCE CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England. Firs, Ufa. Marine. Accident, Guarantee and Motor ASSETS £M.OO«.000 Arthur C. Potts, Manager A I'nderwriter Eastern Branch, Singapore. rWNUMOL V^^^k THE NERVE ■■^^RCSTORATIVE ~a JVOUR o FPnuMol THE219 words
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