The Straits Times, 16 June 1935
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Title Section40 1935-06-16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 182. Sunday, June 16, 1935 Price 10 cents 5 A. M. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 182. Sunday, June 16. 1935 Price 10 cents40 words
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Article561 1935-06-16 1 Tamil Who Was Shot When Up Coconut Tree CHARGE AGAINST INSPECTOR Believed First Case Of Its Kind In The Empire (From Our Special Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. [■GAL hist cry will be made in this town next week. The case against Inspector Richard Nunn. of the561 words
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Article184 1935-06-16 1 Governor's Plans To Meet It (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Saturday. THE Peoples' Council met today for the first time since the general elections. The Gc «>rnorGeneral opened the council wi> the usual ceremonies. His Excellency in his opening speech stated that the budget deflcrt for184 words
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Article44 1935-06-16 1 (From Our Own Correspondent i Bangkok. Saturday. The eastbound Imperial Airways liner with European mails of June 8 Is held up at Rangoon owing to bad weather. The pilot hopes to resuni' the journey on Sunday morning a f the earliest.44 words
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Article56 1935-06-16 1 London, Saturday. Although Lord Carson, who was for eleven days critically ill with bronchial pneumonia, cannot yet be considered out of danger the improvement in strength reported three days ago is being maintained. Today's Bulletin reports he had a good night and that there is a decided improvementBritish Wireless - 56 words
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421 1935-06-16 1 Nottingham, Saturday. THE weather was fine and the wkkd firm when the first test match opened here this morning. The South African's team is as follows: Wade. Cameron. Crisp. Langton. Mitchell. Nourse. R/wan, Siedle. Tomlinson. VHJoen, and Vincent. The omission ol Pell, one of the421 words
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Article70 1935-06-16 1 COUNTY GAMES Kent 351 <Vilentine 105. Hollies 5 for 89 Warwick 12 for no wicket. Derby 140 i Smith 5 for 51, Geary 5 for 46) Leicester 68 for 6 Northants 184 for 6 vs. Somerset. Lanes 357 for 8 vs. Surrey. Sussex 315Reuter - 70 words
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Article60 1935-06-16 1 G AMBLERS FINED. Aii early morning raid by Inspector F. S. Clunies-Ross on a house in Banda Street resulted in the capture of eleven Chinese who were playing pai-kow. Ten of the men pleaded guilty before Mr. J. McP. Brander, the Singapore third magistrate, yesterday and were fined $2 each.60 words
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Article, Illustration8 1935-06-16 1 Malayan clergy at the Diocesan Conference In Singapore.8 words
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Article144 1935-06-16 1 SINGAPORE'S FOURTH AERODROME SINGAPORE'S third Service aerodrome is to be in the Sembawang district. This is revealed in a Government Gazette Extraordinary issued yesterday afternoon which gives notice, under the Land Acquisition Ordinance, that an area of 568 ai-res in that district is likely to be needed for a public144 words
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Article84 1935-06-16 1 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Noon, Saturday. Buyers Srllers No. 1 K. R.S.S. in rases (F. 0.8.) June 20 7 h H (load FAQ. in rases (F. 0.8.) Jun« 20 <» MH No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) awardaMe Spore 29% '0 1 July 21 21 m July-Sept. 21 Vt84 words
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Article72 1935-06-16 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RUBBER (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) CVid. (Sellers H'.d. June 6** d. July-Sept 617 32d. Oct.-Dec. fi *1 32 d. Market Steady. SILVER Spot 32'; d. Forward 33' -d. CROSS RATE London-New York, 4.94^. New York-London, 4.94. (Rate72 words
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Article, Illustration592 1935-06-16 1 Civilia ns Are No t Forgotten Singap ore Defen ces THE civilian population of Singapore is beginning to wonder what step? are being taken for its safety in the event of hostilities involving this city. Recalling tne publication of pictures illustrating measures Ikmm.t taken in other countries, a correspondent of592 words
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Article56 1935-06-16 1 Ovalde, Texas, Saturday. Eight have been drowned and many are reported missing in wide spread floods in South-Western Texa Hundreds have been compelled to floe fr>m their homes owing to swollen creeks resulting in an inundation of whole villages. The damage to crops bridges and railways is alreadyReuter - 56 words
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Article51 1935-06-16 1 Washington, Saturday. Dr. Alfred Sze. Chinese Amb >. declined to say whether he would protest to the State Department I ing Japan violating the Nine Power I Treaty in N^rth China. The State Department has disclos -d that no such representation had cv i'ar beenReuter - 51 words
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Advertisement15 1935-06-16 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain.) Head Office for Malaya SINGAPORE.15 words
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Advertisement76 1935-06-16 1 OCEAN MOTOR POLICIES TOO MUCH SMOKING Jk 14 M an i) ki; i i> 1 4 SMOKERS FIT. Just one Nic-o-cin pastille every night before retiring will keep you free from all the dangers of nicotine poison. It is the only proved smokers safeguard Nic-o-cin definitely neutralizes nicotine. Dull palates76 words
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Article, Illustration1614 1935-06-16 2 By The Marquess Of Donegall "JUO flightened nothing," said Mr. Wo Fong, of Limc'iouse Causeway. He has a butcher's shop. It has his somewhat alien name in large letters over the door, and the name was entirely obliterated by Union Jacks and pictures of thp King and1,614 words
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Advertisement333 1935-06-16 2 ■ft ?B Real Shaving Economy t^BUi MOTTLED GREEN SSSboSI iH vi HrlS fl 31 MOTTLED RED AbN^ni W^w^^yH The new Gillette No. 44 Set, Illustrated above, rcpre- VJ&J J MM DARK BLUE sents the utmost value that money can buy. jMBMU^. LIGHT BLUE It LsnH always possible to make the333 words
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Article, Illustration96 1935-06-16 3 The picturesque little town of Ingleton is a short distance within the Yorkshire boundary, on the western slope of the Pennines. It lies in an artists' country on the charming River Greta. The district is one of the healthiest in England and is often recommended by doctors on account of96 words
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563 1935-06-16 3 Fred. J. Melville - Fred. J. Melville Favourites With Collectors All Over The World By President, Junior CTAMP collecting has always enjoyed widespread popularity in the East, and the diversified character of the stamps of the Straits Settlements and Malaya generally has made them favourites with collectors all over563 words
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Article102 1935-06-16 3 5,000 TONS OF ROCK TO BE REMOVED Toronto. Niagara Falls are to be re-shaped by blasting 5,000 tons of rock from a ledge which is considered unsafe. During recent months erosion has caused many rock slides at the Falls, and scientists have declared that unless something is done102 words
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Article89 1935-06-16 3 —BUT 'PROMISING CLUES There Is no immediate hope ~of a cancer cure. So said Dr. C. M. Andrews, one of the leading medical scientists Investigating the problem, in a lecture In London. Two departments of a medical Scotland Yard were hot on the trail of the89 words
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Advertisement217 1935-06-16 3 WANTED FOR PROMPT CASH. SILVER JUBILEE POSTAGE STAMPS of every Colony, In used condition. We are the Worlds largest buyers, and aa such are able to offer the highest prices on record. Just save every stamp yon see, and send on any quantity to us. WE WILL PAT YOU, BY217 words
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Advertisement255 1935-06-16 3 SPECIAL JUBILEE OFFER. 50 picked stamps, all different, including British Colonial Jubilee issues and air malls. The catalogue value of this packet is very high. If the stamps were purchased separately would cost several pounds. No two packets alike. I will send you this packet by air mall for 5'-255 words
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Advertisement323 1935-06-16 3 A CAR FOR LEAVE YOUR fc W fc Guaranteed Cars supplied with Guaranteed REPURCHASE Price. 20* In stock, including all Now Makes. Special Far<"tiea. World-wide references. Write full requirements and toe will quote you by return mail, or call on arrival at DEN MANS 132. long «ere. London. W.C. 2.323 words
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Advertisement285 1935-06-16 3 LONDON. NEW MANSION HOTELS. 38. 39, 40. Lancaster Gate. Hyde Park, W A First-class Private Hotel. Facing Beautiful Kensington Gardens. Hot ai.d Cold running water In every bedroom. Night and Day. Central Heating. Gas Fires. Exceptional Value Only best Kn-IKh Poultry and Meat served. Bedroom. Breakfast, Bath. Boots Attendance, 6285 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous239 1935-06-16 3 Our Crossword Puzzle jii m^ I p 1 1-4 mil 15 iiujj fo i 7 T"^™ 13 H IP 31 32 Hf^^H H H ij >9 *»o |P ||i 51" H ill H NOTE:— Figures m parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required. ACROSS. 18- Christmas carol239 words
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730 1935-06-16 4 Birdman - Birdman By I A FULL account of the very successful flying club Rally held in Singapore last week-end has already appeared in the Straits Times and there is therefore no need to describe it in these notes. A valuable lesson can,730 words
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Article, Illustration859 1935-06-16 4 Our Expert - Start Your Farm With Pekin Bantams Our Expert By MO breed in the bantam i^.nily has made more progress during the last 20 years, than the Pekin bantam and although the standard has been in many occasions abused, the true type has always remained the most attractive. It is kind859 words
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Article222 1935-06-16 4 Shah Rlza Phalevi, the private soldier who became a king, has taken a leaf from the book of Kemal Attaturk. the former Mustapha K >mal. progressive dictator of Turkey. Iran (better known as Persia) must be Westernised. Shah Riza has spoken. A stan has been made222 words
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Advertisement232 1935-06-16 4 •Jreajons for CAtTOP OIL 1. 'Allenburys* Castor Oil exercises the fullest medicinal activity, and yet, its action is not weakening or lowering. 2. It is odourless and tasteless no nausea or after-taste. 3. Unlike so many other purgatives, it does not induce after constipation. 'Allenbury's Castor Oil is found ir>232 words
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Advertisement148 1935-06-16 4 "AWURMA" (For Worming dogs) A liquid preparation, which Is sure Mid fait for treating Dogs aid Puppies suffering from round or tape worms. Price $1.00 per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED, Chemist*. I /INHALANT V 9 t quickly and safely a breaks up a cold in i the head. Simply J148 words
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Advertisement161 1935-06-16 4 NER-VICOR' A STRENGTHENING TONIC (cuciM KOMwra m* m mntour famaa) INCREASES VITALITY GeneralWuakness LossofNervePmr Huxley's Lost Energy e *s!2f A Poorness of Blood 1" mm Sleeplessness. I t3--*^-.^= Indigestion I s^c— Depression -^J Boafa °f so Dotes bold throughout the large towns of I INDIA, BUHHAH. CEYLON. STRAffS SETTLEMENTS I161 words
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Article, Illustration1026 1935-06-16 5 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By \I7HAT do you think is my bed--side book? Omar Khayyam Pickwick Papers?" "Pilgrim's Progress"? Or the great bore Carlyle, who has sent a million wakeful men to sleep? No, little pop-eyed readers, it is none of these. It is Labour Saving Hints and1,026 words
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Article, Illustration434 1935-06-16 5 Ely Culbertson - Ely Culbertson By THE new distributional one notrump bid limited to hands of the 4-3-3-3 pattern has many advantages other than the immediate distributional count it gives the responding hand. The precise lim i t a tion of minimum and maximum honour strength is a guide to both responses434 words
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Advertisement290 1935-06-16 5 MISCELLANEOUS^ A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFITS Is guaranteed by selling HOSIERY, DRAPERY, UNDERWEAR, Men's and Boys' Shirts. Boots and shoes, etc. Regular lines of perfect (,'oods. Shopkeepers. Marketmcn and Bazaars supplied. Wonderful opportunity for beginners, good living and profit certain. ADVICE AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. Send cash with trial290 words
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Advertisement746 1935-06-16 5 f A HOME fIMTfP JM*°™" TIME THE BENNETT COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD. OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS Ds«r Sir or Madam, When your children fint «rrived they broufht with them wonderful lot of sunshine. Later, you became proud of the intelligence they displayed, but, still later, you became anxious as to what would746 words
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Article, Illustration706 1935-06-16 6 Books Of The Weefc> Libyan Sands. Travel in a Dead World. By Ralph A. Bagnold Hodder and Stoughton. 15s. AT the time when the author of this book and his companions began their excursions very little was known about motor travel in the desert.706 words
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Article405 1935-06-16 6 Directory of the Aviation and Allied Industries. Planes Publishers Ltd. 12s. 6d. net. This ls the first edition of a most valuable reference work— a directory of the aviation and allied industries "as comprehensive (in a world- wide sense) and authentic as possible." This is the405 words
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Advertisement250 1935-06-16 6 IN THE STEPS OF THE MASTER BY H. V. MORTON With numerous Photo. Illustrations. H. V. Morton goes right through Palestine, Syria and Trans-Jordan, observing those things still visible today which illustrate or illuminate the Life and Teaching of Christ PRICE $4.00 KELLY WALSH, LTD., (Incorporated in Hongkong) Raffles Place250 words
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Advertisement201 1935-06-16 6 Studebaker wiw/irlp-rifip a new page 1 1 1 1 I LA/L/ l/^y I VIA/^/ motoring history! No words can describe the miraculous riding comfort of these Studebakers no specification can even suggest their rea'ly amazing performance. In efficiency and luxury they strike an entirely new note in motoring- Their swiftness,201 words
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Advertisement206 1935-06-16 6 K. BABA CO. AFTER 10 YEARS OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT PRESENT TO THE PUBLIC OF SINGAPORE A GREAT REDUCTION SALS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED 20th. JUNE sth. JULY. FOR EVERT PURCHASE BY OUR REGULAR AND NEW CUSTOMERS A FREE GIFT WILL BE OFFER FD— DONT FAIL TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS GRAND206 words
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Letter, Illustration335 1935-06-16 7 Readers' Stories Of The Uncanny CEVERAL years ago, while travelling in a ship which traded between Singapore, Sumatra and Java, I had occasion to dine with the ship's officers. It was a starry, brilliant night, and the vessel churned its smooth way through a moderate sea. The date was the335 words
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Letter220 1935-06-16 7 Spirit Inside A Vase A BOUT twenty years ago I was out for a walk with my sister when she kicked a very queer vase. Picking It up I saw It was beautifully decorated with flowers and pictures. My sister took it from me and by chance pressed a spring220 words
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Letter68 1935-06-16 7 fVNE night when I was in bed in a house in Borneo I saw a fair-look-ing woman with long hair coming towards me. I was very much frightened and I tried to yell, but my words were choked. I bit my finger hard and as soon as68 words
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Letter79 1935-06-16 7 KMY sister, a small girl of six years. disappeared one night from our house, and a search was made in vain The next morning, she ran home crying. She said she had spent the night in a big house with a lot of lights among very little79 words
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Letter120 1935-06-16 7 IT was during the fruit season in the year 1920 on a rather dark night I went out shooting with my dog. Our ramble took us to a locality near the cemetery. The time was near midnight and except for the sound of our footsteps and120 words
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Letter114 1935-06-16 7 Readers are invited to write articles of not more than 500 words on their experiences in Malaya, Java, Borneo or Siam of ghosts, witches, pontianaks or any other strange apparition or manifestation. A prize of $10 will be awarded each week to the sender of114 words
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433 1935-06-16 7 I WAS a newcomer to the place and I often wondered why the big bungalow a hundred yards away from my house should be kept locked up and left to decay, little knowing that I was soon to stumble upon the grim truth re-enacted in433 words
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Letter198 1935-06-16 7 *THE Chinese seventh moon is believed to be the time when ghosts are given a month's holiday on earth. My grandfather died in 1925, and It was on the seventh moon of 1929 that he appeared again. It seemed that a ricksha-puller was plying for hire198 words
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Letter207 1935-06-16 7 Tongue Nearly Reached Ground rwas about eleven o'clock one night when I was returning from a friend's country home where I had been for the week-end. On my way I had to pass a cemetery. I felt nervous and walked faster. Suddenly I stood still— words cannot possibly express the207 words
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Letter304 1935-06-16 7 Testing "Sami" In A Man I WAS enjoying an after-iinner cigarette when my frier.d Ah Chye came running to me uid exclaimed. There is a man possessed by a devil." "Where?" I asked, my curiosity aroused. Come." said he and led the ;way. Across the road there was a row304 words
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Letter412 1935-06-16 7 Girl Freed Of Evil Spirit QNE night in the year 1921, my friends and I were entertaining I girl friend from Kuala Lumpur in an hotel. We suddenly noticed a change in the appearance of the girl. She was looking towards a lighted wall lamp. After a few minutes she412 words
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Advertisement160 1935-06-16 7 .ill/© U^ V I W%#lakJ J M|iiL^ for £wPK paintwork You can't do without Vim ilp^.^ irJ for c caning your paintwork! m £g^SSS^f, >fl Its scientific "double action" foM M V Jf^jfl first loosens the dirt then f^^wLA/ MrJai pick., it up. Just a little IL Z"^^So^omt Yin on160 words
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Advertisement257 1935-06-16 7 my spine. I stopped still for a moment, but my curiosity urged me trace the direction from which the sound came. The spot was not far. for behold on one of the graves near the entrance to the cemetery I saw a sight that brought cold sweat to my brows257 words
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Advertisement173 1935-06-16 7 Bodily Power Mental Strength .^b^b^l A >f; 1L They are here in WV^ SANATOGEN fl The nervous lytten mutlL be vigorous, otherwise fl f not only the body suSers but will-power and f mental capacity are seriously affected as well. ■jfcttjlJfejEv' Invigorate your nervous system by taking Sanat■"■^rafw' ogen. In173 words
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Article, Illustration1897 1935-06-16 8 By Our Woman Correspondent I\/|RS. Lee Choon Guan's house ITI Mandalay Villa," at Katong, was an ideal setting for the Chinese dinner given last Sunday night by the local Rotary Club in honour of the visiting delegates ot the Rotary Conference. The arches of the porch to1,897 words
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Advertisement206 1935-06-16 8 NEW HATS ARRIVEI>— Best Value (or Money in Singapore. THE GIFT SHOP Capitol Many-Mis, 157 North Bridge Rd. Only a few Jubilee Teapots left. Floating Water Lilies for your Dining Table. Artificial Flowers for Ever Ing wear. like to get some presents. MB\ to go To Ihe UHlnttb LAoitotrt MOUSE,206 words
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Advertisement71 1935-06-16 8 WRITING OF MILK! One of the best -accredited profesaors ol bacteriology In the University of London said: "That a large amount of disease fc> carried by raw milk is no I?>ii-t an opinion. It Li a fart a fa?t a* well attested as any In the domain of m"d'~"l n.trn-e.'71 words
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Advertisement201 1935-06-16 8 BjaaHMßHaafliaAMßHaAtoaftßjßß^flajiaapp'^ *'*^*^'^B^ M^^Baß^^^^^^fl "\-J f^*%~* «-<?^«rf^ RaaKs^Bal ■^UCADCd/ MORE convenientLHtArtly no waste Hitherto biscuits have been sold in jQkWI Malaya in largish tins, the contents Jky^ I which get stale in this climate or cm before they can be consumed. jrf Nt^ N° w Peek Freans, makers of J^^X*''—'/*^ "%mous201 words
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Advertisement218 1935-06-16 8 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. RAFFLES PLACE GOWNS for ALL occasions HATS NOVELTIES laf^R\^* law i [■■■■■■■■^^BBBBBa^BaW aaS C. K. T A N G 231. River Valley Road, Ist Floor. BETWEEN UNITED ENGINEERS LTD. AND MOHAMED SL'LTAN ROAD. SINGAPORE. THE BEST HOUSE FOR LINEN GRASSCLOTH DRAWN -THREAD- WORK EMBROIDERY LATEST DESIGN218 words
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Article253 1935-06-16 9 (Continued from page 8.) I Mrs. H. P. Bacon whose two little children Hugh and Gertrude, acted as trainbearers. was attired in a long white silk frock with clusters of orange and brown flowers ard a short cape of the same material with a high neck. She253 words
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Article, Illustration585 1935-06-16 9 (By Ouv Own Correspondent). Sunday Times Office, Fleet Street, May 22. IVA.YS now loom ahead when the new season's clothes come out into full daylight view, instead of staying in modest retirement behind salon doors. It is not possible to sum up t'.ie fashions of585 words
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Article613 1935-06-16 9 E. K - E. K. By /^HINESE fashions are becoming increasingly influenced by western styles, this tendency being very marked of late. Illustrative of this are the l ''owing latest style Shanghai drt ses which I noticed yesterday. The first is a dress of contrasting colours. The collar, two and613 words
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MOTHER GOOSE'S LETTER TO BOYS AND GIRLS
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Letter112 1935-06-16 9 K>li j. mMU cnnaien, I am glad you liked all the pictures which appeared in this Corner .ast week. I hope my other readers will send me their pictures too. A little girl from Penang sent me a story for our Corner which appears today but unfortunately I could not112 words
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Letter233 1935-06-16 9 MINA, and her little brother Tommy, in spite of their mother's warnings, were very fond of playing with fire. One day, while running about in the garden, they came across a rubbish heap. "Let's set nre to it," whispered naughty Mina. Tommy at once agreed. Now Mina233 words
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Letter56 1935-06-16 9 I LOVE the clock, whose "Tick-a-tock!" Is with me all the dayl Though nurse and mother go away, He's always watching me at play, And if at night I wake in fright The dear old clock says "Tick-a-tock! Don't be afraid. My little maid! For I am near,56 words
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Letter188 1935-06-16 9 A MY, of Kuala Lumpur, sends us the following trick which is called The Disappearing Glass!" To work this trick you need only an ordinary tumbler and a newspaper. Place the tumbler on the table, about six inches from the edge, and sit before it. Now take the188 words
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Letter31 1935-06-16 9 What is the difference between a cook and a steam-roller? One stonet jam and the other jams stones. If the baker weighs twelve stones, what does the butcher weigh? Meat.31 words
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Letter, Illustration48 1935-06-16 9 Johore Birthday Party i.ursts at Mci Lyn's birthday party at Joh ore: Back row: Eileen and Barbara Cheah, Annie llu. Phun Paw Lyn (Mci Ljro"s elder sister). B. Lob and Ah Yoke. Centre: Mci Lyn, was flye yean old. Front row: Leslie Cheah, Dickie! Hu and Charlie Hu48 words
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Advertisement72 1935-06-16 9 HR^B^ t -MS Hk r kv When baby is 6 months old add to his diet a "LACTOGEN" CRUSTIE. Soak a M Lactogen Crustie in a portion of the mixed Lnctogen prepared for the meal. For chewing exercise give Baby a Crustie to nibble at For a sample tin of72 words
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Article294 1935-06-16 10 The Sunday Times TOTIDEM VERBIS EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore. i \I/E live in an age when Cim--1 merian ignorance fights a losing battle against the inexorable march cf progress. The spread of culture knows no boundaries 1 biological or geographical: univer^a i enlightenment and uplift is294 words
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Article, Illustration1250 1935-06-16 10 A. W. Aljelany - Hadramis Who Have Migrated To Malaya v A. W. Aljelany By IT is estimated that there are roughly fifteen thousand Arabs in Malaya. The Malaya-born Arabs are about twelve thousand and the remaining three thousand are Hadramaut -born. The Malaya-born Arabs, through intermarriage, have lost all Arabian characteristics and the1,250 words
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Article39 1935-06-16 10 In Siam, it is stated, the husband is the ruling head of the hosse by law. Oh, yea What a pity wives, in Siam, Malaya and elsewhere, are so ill acquainted with the law!39 words
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Article93 1935-06-16 10 "My best golf." says Fred Robson. the famous professional, "has generally been played when I have 'ailed to win." How true of most of us. even notorious amateurs! It's surprising how our opponents have all the luck, and how courses are designed to catch our best93 words
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Article65 1935-06-16 10 Five maxims were given by Professor Malllnson to Singapore music students, and if I may I would add a sixth: "Remember the neighbours, and don't practice scales,' or play 'Bluebells of Scotland' continuously, (a) on Saturday or Sunday afternoons; (b) before breakfast or after 9 p.m.;65 words
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Article28 1935-06-16 10 HOWZAT, UMPIRE In Brooke, the experts agree, Penan* has the most accomplished wicketkeeper in Malaya. It Is not surprising that they are used to being stumped up there.28 words
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Article41 1935-06-16 10 A caption on Monday made mention of "Sullivan's seven maidens." Tut, .ut. Nicky! No wonder you've given •ip boxing there must be quite enough sparring when you have to decide which of 'em you'll take to the pictures.41 words
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Article44 1935-06-16 10 Comeron Highlands, it seems, is to have an aerodrome some day. At present the only flights that take place on the plateau are those of imagination by people who have acquired property there, and want to find an excuse to forgive themselves.44 words
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Article50 1935-06-16 10 Ipoh KoUuuuu listened the other day to an address on bee-keeping. Possibly the published reports were condensed, and I'm interested to know if Mr. Young had anything to say about a type of bees very common in Malaya those that certain people keep in their bonnets.50 words
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Article70 1935-06-16 10 One overobservant cricket commentator told how, on Monday, Noon "played dogged cricket, meeting the bowling with a broad bat." That's the sort of bat many of us have been looking for. The kind you can buy seem like walking sticks poor weapons to defend a wicket70 words
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Article88 1935-06-16 10 An obviously very much married Singapore correspondent sends me a newspaper cutting alluding to the fact that women spend 80 per cent, of the money earned by the men In Malaya. If that's all his wife spends, what's he grousing about? If some of us had88 words
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Advertisement133 1935-06-16 10 An Absolute Riot of Merriment and Fun! I CAPITOL TODAY 3.15-6.15-9.15 CICELY r*"iRTNEBOGE IN "THINGS ARE LOOKING UP" A C.aumont British All-laughing Hit with MAX MILLER and Bevy of Beautiful Girls. LAST TWO NIGHTS IALHAMBRAI TODAY 3.15 6.15r-O.IS SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT! ilfcsi/Oiiit witS Rob»rl M«ur»»n YOUNG O SULLIVAN Lawia133 words
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Advertisement121 1935-06-16 10 (NATURES CURE Dr De JONGH'SI LIGHT -BROWN COD LIVER OIL contains VITAMINS A and D IN CORRECT PROPORTION WITH I ALL Trig OTHER VALUABLE CONSTITUENTS of Cod Liver Oil H.|Mr rtiwwmM v*» M«dle»l rrol«».ton tor o>v EIGHT* tmn Mi (ha tratcmMit o< CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM INFANTILE and ALL WASTING121 words
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Article, Illustration575 1935-06-16 11 H.M.So LABURNUM BEGINS NEW CAREER Training Ship Headquarters For Singapore R. N. V. R. LJ M. S. Laburnum, the British mine-sweeping sloop built in 1915 "to last 18 months," starts a new career in this her twentieth year. On Tuesday,575 words
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Article123 1935-06-16 11 LIPSTICK CLUE AT MANSION A single half-used stick of lipstick is the only clue left behind by thieves, one of whom is believed to have been a woman, who broke into Knowle, Surrey, where the ex-King and exQueen of Siam are staying. Ths raiders stole a123 words
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Article65 1935-06-16 11 London, Saturday. No information is available as regards the British attitude towards events in North China. It is understood a statement will be made in the Commons on Monday in reply to a question. It is also understood China .3 making urgent representations to ths Western Powers. Mr.Reuter - 65 words
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370 1935-06-16 11 NATIONAL HLRO S FIERY SPEECH. Shanghai, Saturday. "I am ready to die for my country and will be the first to enter the field If China decides to resist further Japanese aggression." So spoke Gen Ma Chan-shan (hero of the Nonnl River battle370 words
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Article81 1935-06-16 11 Tenders are invited for the construction of a misonry bridge at T P. 486 25 Main Line, between Singapore and Bukit Timah. Plans and specifications may be seen and all particulars obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer. Way and Works. Federated Maliy States Railways. Kuala81 words
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290 1935-06-16 11 r\OUBTS raised concerning attempts to stock Cameron Highlands streams with trout were dispelled by Mr. W. Birtwistle, Director of Fisheries, in an interview with a Sunday Times' reporter. A correspondent of the Straits Times writing from London, Mr. C. R. Ferrers, once290 words
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Article228 1935-06-16 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Saturday. Judgment was delivered today in the case which has become known a3 the Arab girl case." Kemee bin Kadir was charged with lurking house trespass by night and secondly with using criminal force to deter a public servant from228 words
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Advertisement78 1935-06-16 11 GO SMARTLY HANDKERCHIEFED! Choose your handkerchiefs as you choose your ties to go with your suits to suit all occasions. See Pyramids at your outfitters. Colours and colour bonders in inimitable variety, and a choice of self-designs even in white. Don't be misled by the moderate Pyramid prices. Men who78 words
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Advertisement173 1935-06-16 11 TWELFTH MALAYAN EXHIBITION KUALA LUMPUR. 3rd. 4th and sth August. 1935. TIGER BEER Safe for Children's Coughs Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gets -^^£^H| quick results without the use of nar- 4jk~ cotics. It soothes inflamed membranes f^rHAMßlßfAliir I almost at once, yet is absolutely safe |r COUGH U for children as173 words
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Advertisement53 1935-06-16 11 f^Al\ "^r-^ there is nothing to compare with the *//*>/ refreshing fragrance of "4711" Genuine Zskj *Sau de Cologne A dab on the forehead k^y a dash in the bath water, a whill {y^{—~^ Inhaled frcm the handkerchief— and Obtainable from JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England.) SINGAPORE, KUALA53 words
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2544 1935-06-16 12 Spirited Discussion On Girl To Marry K LIVELY and spirited discussion lasting two hours and a half over ;>. problem of conduct which might confront any young bachelor took place in the Institute Hall, Cnihese Christian Association, Prinsep Street. The problem was Mr. A2,544 words
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Article174 1935-06-16 12 ALLEGED FALSE EVIDENCE IN 1932. /*\NE of the longest trials heard In the police courts at any rate in recent years concluded yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district Judge. His Honour reserved judgment until July 13. It was the case in which Moona174 words
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Article49 1935-06-16 12 IMPORTATIONS FROM DUTCH CENTRES Information having been received that foot-and-mouth disease is prevalent in the Netherlands Indies, the importation of cattle is prohibited, excepting under certain conditions, from the islands of Ball, Madura, Lombok. and of the Dutch Timor Archipelago, and Atjeh and 1U Dependencies and Medan.49 words
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Article193 1935-06-16 12 TO COME INTO FORCE NEXT MONTH I_|jS Excellency the Oovernor has ap- pointed July 1 as the day upon which the Moneylenders Ordinance shall come into force. Appointments under the ordinance are announced by Oazette Extraordinary as follows: The Registrar of Companies and Official Assignee, Straits Settlements, to193 words
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Article47 1935-06-16 12 COL. STEWARD SERIOUSLY INJURED. Hong Kong. Saturday. It is reveUed today that Col. O. R V. Steward, C.8., C.8.E., D.8.0., late of the Royal Inntskilllng Fusiliers, was seriously Injured when his motor-car plunged over a 100-foot embankment on June 6. He is progressing favourably. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article130 1935-06-16 12 At the meeting of the committee of the Indian Association the following sub-committee was formed to collect funds in aid of the Quetta Relief Fund with power to co-opt: T. Naraindas, J.P., Jamnadas Purshotam O. Ramasami Nadar, B. Oovindasami Chettiar, P. Samy, N. A. Mallal,130 words
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Advertisement186 1935-06-16 12 The good word is spreading fast... You Simply can't do better than buy a WESTINGHOUSE A.C. 0 TUBE SUPERHET IM SAME ENGINEERING GENIUS THAT BUILT THE WORLD'S FIRST BROADCASTING STATION IS RESPONSIBLE FOB THIS MASTER RECEIVER WHICH HAS brilliant tone fidelity world-wide range and good volume. OVERSIZE COMPONENTS USED. FREE186 words
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Advertisement405 1935-06-16 12 Sensational Triumphs over ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, COUGH, etc. Doctor's Revolutionary Discovery No sufferer Ho we vet bad YOU are. however f om» the tor- long you have suffered VOL' Mf m tares of Asthma, need not despair I f M SLSSS: no What Dr. Hair's Remedy Will ¥1 fj :r,".rr405 words
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1269 1935-06-16 13 IJERE is the story of a man who for many years has had an account with a famous Eastern bank, which used to be quite obliging. He lives at present in Kuala Lumpur, and has opened A Bank Which an account1,269 words
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Article115 1935-06-16 13 V.—MAIL DAY (OUTWARD) But Thursday** the day before Friday, And on Friday the outward maiVs due. Of the seven I choose this as my day, And I fancy that you do, too. There's much to be read (not written There are letters and jtapers galore The news of115 words
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Advertisement284 1935-06-16 13 I mil Bedford The All-British Truck that does the hard work in Malaya. All over this country these lorries can be seen carrying heavy loads at fast sDeeds safely and reliably. Hundreds are ln use today and each month sees dozens more on the road. Bedford has surely created for284 words
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Advertisement140 1935-06-16 13 A REALLY GOOD TONIC WINE. Phosferlne Tonic Wine contains all that U best ln a sound, pure wine, plus those other qualities which are generally associated with a course of medicine wRh strong body and nerve building properties. EXCELLENT MODERN OFFICE AND i GODOWN ACCOMMODATION Kobmson Road. Splendid position All140 words
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Article, Illustration1224 1935-06-16 14 Dr.A.C. Dutta (Krom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. •THE award of a Certificate ot 1 Honour to Dr. A. C. Dutta. of Malacca, has been hailed with much satisfaction in the Settlement where the Deputy Medical Officer's friends and well-wisher.; number legion. Dr.1,224 words
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Advertisement128 1935-06-16 14 I C^n&t£u/L FORD ENGINEERING TRIUMPH Ford presents for 1935 two Fast, Powerful, Economical trucks that stand up under the most severe punishment of roads and loads. the T^MTVT^iTii^ STV/oTO 1935 IJF^JiJLXIJ \J^IJ TRUCKS Modern haulage conditions have brought a demand for a new type of commercial vehicle. That demand i.128 words
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Advertisement253 1935-06-16 14 Already the whole town is agog with excitement at the approach of thk great show! The Grandest, Fastest and Most Spectacular STAGE Attraction BOOK NOW! ever brou ht to Malaya! BOOK NOW! I TADITAI I TKURSD AY, June 20th \*P\t II UL 6 p.m. -NIGHTLY -9.30 p.m. THE FAR EAST!253 words
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1994 1935-06-16 15 CLOSE FINISHES AT SELANGOR RACES Ideal Weather At Last Day Of Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Ideal weather favoured the opening of the last day of the Selangor Tun Club summer meeting. The going was good. Parchesi and Hard Up1,994 words
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Article23 1935-06-16 15 The American Association will meet a team from the President Mouroe at baseball on St. Joseph's ground, Singapore, today at 10 a.m.23 words
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Advertisement96 1935-06-16 15 TIGER BEER sV^sE*Bsf T I9H bbh t^omv sV l^Bsl I W U V INVESTMENT VALUE With the new body lines to all models this year, Austin offers a car of really modern appearance, yet one that will not be quickly out-dated. Years from now the Austin you buy today will96 words
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Advertisement291 1935-06-16 15 HANDS PUFFED UP WITH RHEUMATISM Wishes She Had Taken Kruschen Earlier If only she had taken Kruschen Salts at first, this woman could have saved pounds, and avoided weeks of suffering- She writes I had rheumatism all over me for nearly 12 months. In fact, I could hardly move. My291 words
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562 1935-06-16 16 SIX PLAYERS SCRATCH AT LAST MOMENT (From Our Own Correspondent.) By Telephone Serein ban, Saturday. r A SENSATION was caused here when six of the selected players for Negri Sembilan in the Malaya Cup match against Malacca expressed their inability to turn up. Some of562 words
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Article678 1935-06-16 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. j^EDAH'S success in defeating Perak and holding Selangor, following on Penang's victory at Alor Star, had greatly increased interest in today's Malaya Cup match between Penang and Perak. Threatening weather did not deter one of the largest crowds seen here678 words
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Article278 1935-06-16 16 The third annual athletic sports of Wearne Brothers, Ltd., were held at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon before a good crowd of the firm's employees. Mrs. C. F. F. Wearne distributed the prizes. The Merrylads band played. Results. 1M Yards: Teo Chee Tang 1. J. A. Milne278 words
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Article, Illustration19 1935-06-16 16 First three in the lOOyrd, championship at the RAF. sports: left to right Castell (1) Steer, (2) Day (3).19 words
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Article558 1935-06-16 16 BADMINTON THIRD ROUND OF MEN'S JUNIOR SINGLES (By Our Badminton Correspondent. DADMINTON of a high standard was seen at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday when two of the best competitors clashed in the third round of the Men's Junior Singles and provided the best game yet seen558 words
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Article73 1935-06-16 16 The following are the results of the ties in the second round of the Singapore Island amateur golf championship, played yesterday at Bukit Tlmah: J. P. de c. Hamilton beat H. L. Marshall. 1 up O. Finlay beat H. B. Sym 2 and 1. S. J. Beattie beat73 words
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Article53 1935-06-16 16 The Medical College beat the SRC by seven wickets on the S R.C. ground yesterday. The Club side took first knock and compiled a total of 123 runs, the Medical College replying with 133 for the loss of three wickets. L. AMs played a dashing innings for 84,53 words
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Article252 1935-06-16 16 SCHOOLBOYS FINE BOWLING FEAT Playing one short St. Andrews School defeated the Ceylon Tamils' Association by 46 runs yesterday In a low scoring rnitch at Balestier. The schoolboys took first knock and compiled 72. J. Ferguson top-scoring with 28. V. Muttu captured five wickets for four runs.252 words
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Article179 1935-06-16 16 EXCELLENT RUNNING AT MALACCA (From A Special Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. Excellent running was witnessed this afternoon at the Malacca High School annual sports when seven school records were broken. The conditions were ideal and the competitors were In good form. The individual champion was Tal Chong Chong who179 words
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Article144 1935-06-16 16 JOHORE PREPARES FOR MATCH WITH SINGAPORE (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore Bahru. Saturday. "There will be a Johore State trial tomorrow on the padang of the Royal Johore International Club, at 5 o'clock. This is in preparation for Johore's encounter with Singapore next Friday. Only Batu Pahat has144 words
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Article161 1935-06-16 16 Playing at home with only nine men. the V.M.C.A. were beaten at cricket yesterday by H.M.S. Terror by 25 runs. Scores H.M.S. Terror: White atid b Lyne 1, Workman b Sanderson 38. Mayer b Brown 31, Bannister b Lome 0, Mann b Lyne 1, Hutching* run out161 words
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639 1935-06-16 16 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. THE sensational collapse of Seiangor was the feature of this morning's play In the annual inter-State cilcket match against Perak. The weather was fine and hot and the wicket good. Selangor won the toss and batted639 words
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Article213 1935-06-16 16 The cricket match at the S.CRC. yesterday was drawn. Good openins partnerships were features of the game, the SC.R.C opening pair putting on 85 runs for the first wicket and th« Raffles Institution pair collecting Hi runs before they were separated. Scores: S.C.R.C. Yap Choon Lim b Sundram213 words
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Article112 1935-06-16 16 A great deal o( interest was aroused wh-n competitor j for the Body Improvement Contest gathered at the premises of the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union to have th ir measurements ta! en. The cempcti m was based on a period of a three months' tra ntng.112 words
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Article72 1935-06-16 16 Topham. Jones and Railton will me?t the Singapore Harbour Board at cricket today at 2.15 p.m. at the Junior Service Club ground. Cantonment Road, Singapore. Tha following will represent T J R 8. H. Phillips. J. B Devitt. II N. Croft, J. E. Fforde, R.72 words
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Advertisement727 1935-06-16 16 Glands Made Active and Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours American Doctor's Discovery Strength- M^ S^.JSr^SltK? a!**,! M«rvM Ra/Iw Mmbatv fJ ticularly gratify In* to CM D1094J, RCfVW, DMIJ, memory, men aB( women In inld- rain Hi»>Ju anil FiuiurMM dU or older agea." And Brain, Miracwt, ana cnauranct i a727 words
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Article, Illustration893 1935-06-16 17 YESTERDAY was the greatest day for sportsmen at the R.A.F. Station, Scletar, when the finals ot this year's athletics were held amid the cheering of a large number of spectators. NctaDls guests present were H.E. the Governor, with Lady Thomas, Miss Bridget Thomas and893 words
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Article142 1935-06-16 17 'From Our Own Correspondent; Seremoan Saturday. Two innings could not be completed in the Anglo-Chinese School vs-. Neeri Sembllan Club cricket match, school won by one run on the first innings. Batting first the club scored 73 runs. J. D. SundraJ scored 23 runs, W.142 words
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Article215 1935-06-16 17 The 1935 annual badminton tournaments of the Useful Badrrlnton Party of Singapore will begin early next month. There will be three divisions in th» singles competition, open junior and novice singles championships and the usual open double* All the singles tournaments will be run on the league system215 words
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855 1935-06-16 17 By Our Badminton Correspondent. Singapore. T*HE men's junior singles and junior doubles championship tournaments are now fast coming to the concluding stages and in consequence more and more interest is now being focussed on these events. Last week-end and the following Monday (Whit Monday) saw855 words
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Advertisement671 1935-06-16 17 In 2 /fl minutes 1 Indigestion and %jr^% stomach pains are caused jT^J LI by gases and burning M acids which form in the stomach as a result of food fermenting. By FT fm n removing these harmful m gases and acids, you automatically end your indigestion. The way ij671 words
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Advertisement113 1935-06-16 17 SUNLIGHT AND UMBRELLA SOAP FREE OFFER! Are you collecting the wrappers from these famous soaps? From ist May the wrappers from exchange a large -size tablet of Lux Sunlight and Umbrella Soaps will be Toilet Soap— the famous beauty soap worth money to you! All you have to used by113 words
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Article, Illustration3438 1935-06-16 18 Singapore's Record In The Malaya Cvp Can It Be Maintained? —Chances In The North The Leagues. £AN Singapore maintain its proud record in the Malaya Cup by making its fifteenth successive appearance in the final on August 10? There are many who fear that Singapore's unbroken record3,438 words
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Advertisement127 1935-06-16 18 PERAK TURF CLUB JULY MEETING 1935. 1ST DAY. SATURDAY, JUNE 29. 1935. 2ND DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1937 3RD DAY, SATURDAY. JULY 6, 19.15. ENTRIES CLOSE AT 3 PM. ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, 1935. The Subscriptions for Visiting Members shall be MEN $10 LADIES 5 for the Meeting or any127 words
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Advertisement92 1935-06-16 18 QiKC'J f rf.s}] s where a large variety of imported fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Groceries and Provisions,' Wines^ Spirits, Tobaccos and Cold Storage supplies are displayed for your inspection and approval. Apply cooling ontl- V J I Sfc M\^ BKm »«ptic Absorbing, Jr. —J[l ■^■■■■■■■■■Bfl —stops th« itching, i«^H& prtv«nf»92 words
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Article257 1935-06-16 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. It was intensely disappointing that the finals of the men's and women's singles of the Kedah Badminton Association tournament wore both walkovers. Results were as follows: S. K Cheah beat L Sin Chaw 15—7; IS 6. W. Wai Kee beat L. L.257 words
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Article112 1935-06-16 19 Selangor Skye Meeting P*NTRIES for tht Selangor Summer Skye meeting, to be held on June 21 and 22, are as follows: Hones: Class IV: two runs: Green Sheen, Dibiets, Happy Girl. Happiness, Emerald Lady, Lady Diana, Maggie Glrton (1), Galahad, Financier, Eastern Charm. Komolux Edna May (2), Great Sport, Greit112 words
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Article226 1935-06-16 19 Entries are Invited for the Bendemeer Athletic Club's English championship, English Handicap, American championship, American Handicap, and Novice Handicap (3 ball) billiards tournaments. Entries, which close on July IS, should be addressed to the Sports Secretary. Mr. Lim Teck Seng, care of Netherlands Trading Boclety. Paldorec. Windgarde, Rangoon.226 words
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Article67 1935-06-16 19 The following will represent the V M.C A. In a Third Division match vs. the Khalsa Assn. on the V.M.C.A. ground at Anson Read on Tuesday at 5.10 p.m. J. Bleha; R. Lyne Huan; Kwee Thiam Teck, G Day and W. Mitchell 8. A. Dawood. H. Crocker. V.67 words
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Advertisement53 1935-06-16 19 THEATRE ROYAL TONIGHT TWO SHOWS 615 Another all new VaoderUle S Hows Spectacle— Now Bostgs— Now Daates New Krssmhsts Miiw BaJleU a treat ■at to mim on aay aecowrt 3.15 RATU IDJA in an amasing masterpiece OVER THE HILLS Really something to rave about— RATU IDJA plays three character roles53 words
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Advertisement78 1935-06-16 19 SEASON AGAIN EXTEIDED FOB TIE 4th WEEK. TOMORROW, JUNE 1 7th. FERRY KOK. ABTAMAN, ALI TUGO. LEO OADOQ DardaneUa's beat ImmUoc Ckaraetcn. «^»«rt^ »y: EOOBNT YUGO (Rat« I4J»*s sMer) la "VEMIETTA OF ATJEH" Glorious Romance GUmorous adveatur. Breathless ThHlte! A story of a Red blooded Giant who seeks to "Vendetta78 words
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Advertisement335 1935-06-16 19 f RECORDS FROM FILM "THINGS ARE LOOKING UP" (Now showing at the Capitol Theatre) Hear LESLIE HOLMES (and his smiling voice) sings the theme Song from No. 8400 Things are looking up. 65 cents each. T. M. A. MUSIC HOUSE. 61/63, HIGH STREET. Obtainable from our Branches and Agents. ANOTHER335 words
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Article, Illustration175 1935-06-16 20 These two pictures were taken in England last mouth, one of the coldest May's on record. Snow fell in many parts of the country and young lambs had to be fed with warm milk from a bottle. Princess Syhilla. vifr of Prince Gustav Adolf of Sweden,175 words
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Advertisement288 1935-06-16 20 I ~k MODERN ARTISTIC FURNITURE designed and made by SUN WAH COMPANY 83, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. COMMERCIAL I MON ASSI H\\< I LTD. (Incorporated In England) Fire, Life. Marine. Accident. Guarantee and Motor ASSETS £60.000.000. Arthur f. Potte. Manager tc I'nderwriter Eastern Branch. Sl\(;\rOßK EXAMINE TtHE CLAIMS OF NUMOL THE288 words
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