The Straits Times, 6 February 1938

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SL\DAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 320 Sunday, February 6, 1938 Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya. ro. 320 Sunday, February 6, 1938 Price 10 cents
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    HITLER "PURGE" FEARED
    430 1 Nazi Party Tightening Control Over Army UNEASY BALANCE OF POWER TO END Further Sweeping Changes Held Likely* FEARS are entertained that a "purge" on the lines of the Stalin liquidations" in Russia are in store for Germany. Having forestalled a possible military coup and ousted the army
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    READY FOR ANYTHING
    27 1 Two-year-ol<l Anne Wright was well p o.c.trd against rold and shlpwrerk whrn she left Southampton with the troop* in the Dtl«>n recently for Palestine.
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    NAZI WAR PLANS INTENSIFIED?
    216 1 Paris, Saturday. AN undercurrent of anxiety can be read in press comments here in connection with the developments in Germany. The Berlin correspondent of Ilavas Agency describes the changes .»s revenge of the Nati Party. Pertinax. wel.-known doU ir° writer. in an article in L'Echo de
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    Stern Naval Notes To Japan
    250 1 Stern Naval Notes To Japan Washington, Saturday. IN a sternly-worded note couched in the language of parallel notes which are being dispatched to the Japanese Government by Great Britain and France, the United States Government today notified Japan that unless assurances that she is not building over-size battleships or cruisers
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    SURPRISE MEETING OF MINISTERS
    44 1 A surprise meeting of cabinet ministers was held at the Foreign Office yesterday. Admiral Chatneld. First Sea Lord, was at the Foreign Office during the meeting and Dr. Woermann. German Charge d'Affaires in London, called while the meeting was progressing.
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    TIGHT-ROPE WALKING LION
    26 1 'If ING TIFH the world's or.lp wire-walking lion, it seen in the picture rehearsing his ar. for his appearance in an English circus.
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    STONES AND ACID AS WEAPONS
    156 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. CTONES and UyUlp of acid were tnrftwnfhls afternoon when 300 Chinese coolies attacked a provision store in the village of Bahau, 41 miles from Seremban. The men entered the shop and demanded food saying they had recently lost work
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    JAPANESE FREIGHTER UPSETS "WAR"
    383 1 Anchored Under Guns Of Blakang Mati MANOEUVRES plans were upm set late .n Friday night, The Sunday Times understands, by the presence of the Japanese freighter Borneo Maru under the main guns on Blakang Mati, the small fortified island lying 600 yards out from the Singapore
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    ALLEGED HEAD OF SPY RING HELD AT HANKOW
    60 1 ALLEGED HEAD OF SPY RING HELD AT HANKOW Shanghai, Saturday. CANG TSING-CHUAN, alleged to be the head of a pro-Japan-ese spy ring, who is known as the "drug king of Hankow," has been arrested, he will be tried by court-martial. The Chinese press unanimously urges his extensive property here should
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    Mass Air Raids On Kwangtung
    124 1 Mass Air Raids On Kwangtung JAPAN'S ATTACK IN SOUTH TO BEGIN SOON? Hong Kong. Saturday. JAPANESE air operations in South China are being intensified. This morning mass raids were carried out by more than 40 bombers on the railways, while ten machines again heavily bombed the Bocca Tigris forts, which
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    BAN ON CATHOLIC ORGANISATIONS
    30 1 Three of the main Roman Catholic adult organisations in Bavaria -tie Young Men's Association, the Wo- men's Congregation, and the New German Union have been banned.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    85 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Saturday RUBBER: Steady. London 6i»d. 14. I Apr.- June -71 IM. 1%4. i July -Sept. 7 lid. 7 V*. Oc .-Dec. -73 16d. 7 S/ISA. PALM OIL: Malayan. Bulk, c .1.1. nom., £17. COPRA: Sts. S.D.. Rot £1! 17s 6d. COTTON: 4.96 d.
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      7 1 RENE ULLMANN for SILVERWARE Raffle:, Place, Spore.
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      46 1 BUY YOUR CAMERAS AT SINGAPORE PHOTO CO., Singapore— Malacca '/(mischief PERFUME NEW STOCKS Just Arrived The most popular and inexpensive perfume ever created. So gay chic captivating. A WONDERFUL NEW FRAGRANCE. PRICES $1.75 AND $2.75 BOTTLE Kuala Lumpur Penan", i p o mmm SINGAPORE i "p«-«
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    SINGAPORE HAS 100 "PROTECTION" GANGS
    476 2 Each Society Has Its Own Special District PASSWORDS KNOWN THROUGH MALAYA AND IN HONG KONG DEHIND locked doors in the secret dens of Singa- pore's underworld, groups of men meet every day to confer and direct the workings of. a vast organisation, more manifest to
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    Better Graves For Men Killed In Britain's Smallest War
    167 2 Better Graves For Men Killed In Britain's Smallest War (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday GREAT improvements have been made to the area in and around the British soldiers' graves at Rasah, near Seremban— a 400-foot reservation in the heart of the Dato Bandar's rubber estate containing the resting places
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    Job-Seeker Fined $20 For False Declaration
    124 2 Job-Seeker Fined $20 For False Declaration (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Saturday. DLEADING guilty to making a false statutory declaration, Chong Weng Chong, a young Chinese, was today sentenced to a day's Imprisonment and fined $20 by Sheikh Abubakar, the second magistrate. The accused applied to the Customs for
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    PERAK RIVER VALLEY
    50 2 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. A final dividend of 7> 2 per cent, was declared at the 27th annual general meeting of Perak River Valley Rubber Co. today, making a total dividend of 12Vi per cent, for the year. Directors' fees were fixed at $4,500.
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    FREE CINEMA FOR POOR CHILDREN
    43 2 The Rotary Club of Malacca is holding its annual cinema treat for poor children of all nationalities at the Capitol Theatre. Malacca, at 9.30 a.m. on Feb. 12. Each child will receive a packet of sweets and chocolates.
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    MISAPPROPRIATION CHARGE
    68 2 I LENT them to my two friends and they paid me out," said Gulam Mohammed In the Third Court, yesterday when he was charged with dishonestly misappropir.ting two typewriters of which an amount of $105 was still outstanding. He stated he only lent the typewriters to hi' friends
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    Triplets For Padi Planters Wife
    39 2 Triplets For Padi Planters Wife (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday. girls— were born this week to the wife of a padi planter at Parit Jawa, a kampong a few miles from Muar. Mother and children are doing well.
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    21 2 J ADY PATRICIA DOUGLAS, daughter of LORD QUEENSBURY, made a lovely bride for COUNT JOHN de BENDERN, at the Brompton Oratory.
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    Belgian Unaware Of Local Law,
    105 2 A 37-YEAR-OLD Belgian, Manfred Weinberg, mercantile assistant, appeared before Mr. W. G. Reeves In the Third Singapore Court yester- terday morning on three charges of preventing a process server of the Civil court, Jasman bin Omar, from serving a summons to him by using criminal
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    Chinese Crew Quits Iron-Ore Ship
    93 2 Chinese Crew Quits Iron-Ore Ship walk-off by .1 Chinese crew on a ship loading iron-ore in Malaya for Japan occurred, yesterday, in Singapore. The Chinese crew of the Greek freighter Onassi Socratis, under charter to Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. is alleged to have left the ship when she was about to
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    SEREMBAN'S M. C. S. ORGANISTS Gift To St. Mark's Church
    138 2 SEREMBAN'S M. C. S. ORGANISTS Gift To St. Mark's Church From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. WE gratefully acknowledge a parting donation of $50 from Mr. M. J. Hayward, which has been allotted to the Organ Fund", says the current 'issue of the parish magazine of St. 'Mark's Church, Seremban.
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      166 2 SINGAPORE DAIRY FARM FRESHCOWS —equal to Grade "A" Pasteurised Milk as sold In the United Kingdom. Produced at the Singapore Dairy Farm from an imported herd of pure bred dairy cows which are regularly tested by the farm's own qualified veterinary surgeon in order to ensure a safe and pure
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    Rubber Pioneer's Active Public Life In Colony
    862 3 HENRY COGHLAN'S PART IN DOCK EXPROPRIATION (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Jan. 28. DIONEER of the Malayan rubber industry, Mr. Henry Lake Coghlan, who died in England last month, could look back on a period of very active life in Singapore in the
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      268 3 |L PHOTOGRAPHIC JL REQUIREMENTS D^^W^ need not be "^^U^jji^ expensive too. ALLOW Dl TO QUOTE YOU OUR PSICU BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE. (MR EXPERIENCE EXTENDING <>%*>{ '0 YI\US IS ALSO AT YOUR DMPOMI Mid CAIL OR PHONE TODAY— LYON PHOTO Jfl^fc M North Bridge Rd. %+\P»<) Phine IOH c
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      332 3 America Imperial Airways <£> A spontaneous tribute from 'Aviation', the leading aeronautical newspaper in the United States of America 'In all ol its honourable history. Imperial Airways had nrver given anyone cause to suspect it capable cf brinklng out in a perfect -arapwffc of progress. yet that's Jusi what it
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      504 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY CINEMAS Imperial: From Europe: Arrives Today Sunday evening. ALHAMBRA: "Hell ship Morgan" with X.L.M. From Europe: Arrives George Bancroft and Ann Sothern. 3.15, 9 15, Sunday evening. CAPITOL:' "Ebb Tide 1 with Frances Far- Qantas: From Australia: Arrives mer. 3.15. 6.15 and 9 15 Sunday <tfte~noon. PAVILION:
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    HIS LUMBAGO WENT IN A FORTNIGHT. Never Felt So Well In His Life.
    194 4 HIS LUMBAGO WENT IN A FORTNIGHT. Never Felt So Well In His Life. Though he tried no end of s»-called remedies, this man continuea to suffer with lumbago for years. It troubled him, in fact, until he found the right remedy, the one that can always be relied on— Kruschen
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    FRESH BID TO TOW GUTTED HULK TO JAPAN Seven Salvage Experts Arrive
    149 4 FRESH BID TO TOW GUTTED HULK TO JAPAN Seven Salvage Experts Arrive URGENTLY requiring all the, scrap metal they can get, thej Japanese scrap-buying firm of Okada, of Osaka, owners of the 5,000-ton gutted hulk of the 8.1. vessel Garada, now lying in the outer roads, Singapore, have sent a
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    MORE BIG FAMILIES IN GERMANY
    94 4 Berlin. I*HE Nazi population policy has been a great success, according to Dr. Guett, head of the health department in the German Ministry of the Interior. In an article published in the Voelkisher Willp he claims that more than 1,*****0 children have been born In
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    POLICE BAND
    50 4 The Police Band will play on Tuesday at Waterloo Street, at 7 p.m. March Semper Fidelis (J. P. Sousa> OverI ture, Masaniello (Auber) Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, <F. Listz>; Waltz. Estudiantina (Waldteufel) Cornet Solo, Goodbye (Tosti) Suite Summer Days (Eric Coates) March Foxtrot The Toy Town Artillery (Lynton).
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    FLYING BOAT CENTAURUS IN SINGAPORE TODAY
    245 4 Back After Trial Flight Over Southern Route RECORD OVER THE TASMAN Resuming Journey A FTEK flying 16.200 miles since her departure from Singapore for Australia and New Zealand on Dec. 14, 1937, on a survey cruise, the Imperial Airways Empire flying boat, Centaurus, is
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    Bust Of Haile Selassie
    32 4 Sava Botzaris, Yugoslavian sculptor who held an exhibition of sculpture and drawings at Leicester Galleries in London, is s«-.n with his striking bust of Haile Selassie of Ethiopia.
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    Woman Hit By Golf Ball Gets £40
    101 4 Woman Hit By Golf Ball Gets £40 WHILE in the back garden of her house, on the fringe of a public golf course, Mrs. Agnes Neilson, of Brassey Street, Ruchill, Glasgow, was hit on the head and injured by a golf ball. In the Sheriff Court she was awarded £40
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    £125,000 "Mikado" Film
    126 4 £125,000 "Mikado" Film VICTOR SCHERTZINGER, the American song composer and director of Grace Moore, is going from Hollywood to England to direct the first Gilbert and Sullivan opera picture. Geoffrey Toye, who has written the scripts and is to produce >n association with Mr. Schertzlnger. has Just returned from Hollywood,
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    "MOTORS ONLY" ROADS URGED
    110 4 CONSTRUCTION of special highways designed for the exclusive use of motor vehicles is urged in a unanimous report to the Minister of Transport by the German Road Delegation. The delegation, which Included members of both Houses of Parlianent, county councillors, representatives of road users' organisations, and
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    Invisible Lights For Cars
    178 4 Leicester. MORE than 100,000 official cars in England fire engines, ambulances, gas decontamination wagons and police cars are to be fitted with "invisible lights a remarkable invention of the Air Raid Precautions Department of the Home Office. That is the secret behind the biggest black-out ever
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      126 4 POLAROID f POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TIME perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this remarkable
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      364 4 VICTORIA THEATRE 111 I TONIGHT. 11l I AT 9.30. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE by DON COSSACK CHOIR AND RUSSIAN DANCERS. BOOKING AT THE THEATRE From 7 p.m. PHONE 6826. PRICES $3. $2. "clear" THAT COLD WITH VAPEX Brnlhf thr Vapex vapour from your handkerchief by day and from the end of your
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    EGYPTIAN ARMY GETS NEW GUNS
    67 5 A GREAT rearmament programme is being: carried out in Egypt following the country's independence. Most of the new arms are being purchased from England, and the British military mission in Egypt is giving Egyptian officers and men instructions in their use. The picture shows Egyptia-
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    Balloon Barrage Would Have Stopped "Enemy" Air Bombing Raids
    873 5 Lesson From Singapore "War" C*NEMY aircraft "bombed" Singapore during the war manoeuvres on Thursday night and Friday night. To what extent the raids by the attacking ••ur forces were successful, only the umpires know. It is unlikely that the public ever
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    MALACCA ROTARY DINNER FOR ISLINGTONIANS
    412 5 MALACCA ROTARY DINNER FOR ISLINGTONIANS From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Saturday. W E llope wnen you leave Malaya you will carry with you memories of a very harmonious country, and we tntt you will carry with you the little •harm and serenity of this Settlement «vhich we think is the
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    STOLE HIS TUAN'S WHISKY
    51 5 rH Thiang Seng, a servant of Mr. A. C. Cunningham-Perdrlau, of the Police, was bound over for six months on a surety of $100 by Mr. V. Duckworth, the Second Police Magistrate, yesterday. He was charged with stealing two bottles of his master's whisky on Wednesday
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    OFFICE MOVES
    17 5 Naina Mohamed Sons have moved from 22. Battery Road. Singapore, to 4 5. Raffles Place.
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    KENTS AT BALL
    22 5 The Duke and Duchess of Kent attended a peasant ball at St. Anton on the Arlbers wearing Austrian costumes.
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    23 5 Inspector Abdul Rauf. oi the S?rvmban Police, has proceeded on three I months" leave and Inspector Ibrahlr.i bin Haii Daud has succeeded him.
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    24 5 Mr. N. Ayampillay, of the State En- 1 gineer's Office. Kuala Lumpur, has gone on transfer to the Chief Police j Officer's Office. 3?remban.
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    "Miracle" Actress Dead In Motor-Car
    170 5 "Miracle" Actress Dead In Motor-Car New York. DOS A MONO PINCHOT, the beautiful American society actress, who shared with Lrdy Diana Manners the role of the nun in Reinhardt's New York production, The Miracle," hac been found dead in a garage filled with exhaust fumes. Her maid, opening the garage
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    TWO INDIANS ON CHEATING CHARGE
    98 5 IWO Indians. Bishan Singh and Kuda Baksh. were allowed bail of $500 each when they were charged In the Third Singapore Court yesterday, with cheating Ahmad bin Hussen of $300 on Sept. 20 last, on the pretence of getting him a job as a bill
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    THE WEEK'S MARKET ACTIVITIES
    968 6 BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Easier Prices With Small Turnover A most depressing week lor local markets has ended. Both commodities and share values have deteriorated and what is perhaps more important there has been a noticeable cwlndling in confidence evidenced by the desire to
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES.
    74 6 StntatM.re. Feb. 5, 12 noon. Buyers Sellers Uambier $8 00 Hamburg Cube $15.50 Java Cube $11.00 Pepper. White Muntok $15.25 $15 50 White $14.75 $14.75 Black $8 75 $9 00 Copra. Mixed $3.45 Sun Dried $3 85 Tapioca. Small Flake $3.80 Fair Flake $3.C0 Medium Pearl $4.75
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    Wall Street Cable
    189 6 Feb. t 3 4. American Can. Con. 78" n 77 78 'American Telephone and Telegraph 137% 130-h; 131 7 <B Atcheson Railroad 34 >/ 4 33 33 Chesapeak 33* 31*' 8 iV/ 2 Dupont 113 3 4 107' 2 110 Firestone 20 20 19" a General Electric
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    84 6 Saturday, Feb. 5, Noon. No. 1 K. R. S. S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Feb. 22^ 22",. Good F A. Q. in bales (F. 0.8.) Feb. 2P4 22 No. 1 K. R. S. S. (Spot loose) Awardablc 22',, UH February 22% 22 a 4 March
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    56 6 Manila, Feb 5. Last Sale Prices Previous Today Pesos Pesos An tarn >k fI.GU O.'il I Benguet Consolidated 9.70 9.70 Consolidated Mines 0.011 0 012 1 XL. 0.67 1.87 •San Mauricio 0.71 0.72 United Paracale 0 52 0 54 The prices are published by courtesy of
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1313 6 Fraser And Co.'s List SATURDAY, FEB. 5, IS3K. 1 P.M. MIKING Boyers tellers Amptt Tin (4s) 4s 6d 5s Ann Kumbang (f 30b «d 32s 6d Austral Malay it) 50s 55s c.d. Ayer Hitam tss) 24s 3d 25s 6d Ayer Weng (81) .70 .75 BangrlnTinU)
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      228 6 Current Company Dividends List Supplied By Messrs. Fraser Co. SATURDAY. FEB. 5. 1 P.M. Total lor financial Company Dividend Books Daw Ex. Dlv. year TIN Close To Payable Date to date Austral Malay 9d. Jan. 27 s** 3d. Bonus Burma Malay 6s Special Feb 3 Feb. 10 Feb 4 Bonus
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      57 7 STAMPS £6 TO £7 WEEKLY can oe earned at home dealing in stamp*. Full particulars will be sent to those enclosing International Reply Coupon, rhi'ateltst. Edna Road. Leigh. Lanes. England. 2.500 COLLECTORS Wish to exchange Stamps Illustrated Postcards with Malaya's correspondents. Ask for free English booklet to Echangistes House 165
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      363 7 STAMPS Coronajion^Uunps COMPLETE SET— 2O2 STAMPS from Gt. Britain, the 45 Crown Colonies. Dominions. Newfoundland and Mandated Territories. 528.92 UNL>Sil> USED $47.14 Blocks of 4. $115.72 Blocks of 4. 5214 135 Stamps from the 45 Crown Colonies only. $11.79 I M SID Blocks of 4. 547.14. I'SED $20.36. These sets
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      261 7 HOTELS LONDON CALLS X^*^ INSISTENTLY kJ&h^^ and enjoy al etlher 1^ HOTEL RUBENS Buckingham Palace Head Sis ring Buckingham Palace or HOTEL REMBRANDT tatt Kensington. Ml racing the Victoria and Albert Museun. Every attention in oleaslng HROM I PERFECT «f lETUDE THESE (O.MK)KI ABLt HOTELS W'irii \(K\ohihm;i.ii RENOWNED CATIRINC have
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      1530 7 Today's Wireless Programmes MNGAPORh tinu»tion of the series of broadcast* from TOMORROW this popular but imaginary Variety thea- »7™Y™A»; ZOL 14$ mi «M m.) tre. With a galaxy of star Variety act* TRANSMISSION 4 •m. including Oeorge Robey. Beryl Beresford, «vn I'.OO Military band music. 1 and Hughes and Lever.
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    BROTHER'S DOUBLE JUBILEE
    487 8 Governor Among 500 People Celebrating The Event VISITOR JAMES* 50 YEARS IN MALAYA "Miniature League Of Nations I In Singapore" 4 DISTINGUISHED gathering of more than 500 people, representative of all sections of the community, were present at a garden party at St. Patrick's School, Siglap, yesterday
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    Caught Making Samsu
    184 8 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. Saturday. t IM Chan and Tay Koo were this morning charged before the second magistrate. Inche Abdul Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, with being found in possession of one complete still and nine 'ars of fermented rice for the purposes of manufacturing samsu
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    U.S. SMALL TRADERS' SUGGESTIONS TO AID BUSINESS
    73 8 U.S. SMALL TRADERS' SUGGESTIONS TO AID BUSINESS Washington, Saturday. I*WENTY-THREE recommenda- tions to combat recession have been placed before Mr. Roosevelt by a committee representing small businessmen at a conference here. The recommendations inc'.ude the appointment of a permanent advisory council of small businessmen to consult with Government, private Federal
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    INDIAN GOVERNMENT AGENT ENTERTAINED
    230 8 A STRONG plea for unity and more co-operation in the Indian community in Malaya for the ultimate good of the community, was made yesterday by Mr. C. S. Venkatachar, Agent of the Government of India in Malaya, at an At Home given in his and his
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    JAPANESE CLAIM FRESH ADVANCE
    227 8 Push Northward In Anhwei Shanghai, Saturday. •"PIIE Japanese claim further progress in their drive along the southern section of the Tientsin Pukow Railway toward the junction with the Lung-Hai Railway at Hsuchow, the "jugular vein" of the Chines* army in this sector. The Japanese army spokesman
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    KOWLOON BORDER IS BOMBED
    63 8 Hong Kong, Saturday. A CCORDING to foreign observers on the Kowloon border, Japanese planes this morning renewed activity on the Chinese border. Nine machines reconnoitred extensively, while the village of Namtau was again bombed by planes and shelled by warships British observers clearly saw the raiders
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    INQUEST WITH NO BODY
    151 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. Saturday. /"VN the afternoon of Jan. 4 six Malays left Parit Pinang Sribu in a fishing boat. They went out to sea and went to Parit Kassim to look for sea shells. They began diving for shells about one mile from
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    COMPLETE STILL, TEN BOTTLES
    98 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Saturday. A COMPLETE still and ten bottles of illicit samsu were produced as exhibits in the case in which Tay Haw was charged with distilling samsu without a licence before Inche Abdul Rauf bin Mohamad Sa'at (Second Magistrate), this morning. Inche
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    Speaking The Truth And Shaming The Devil
    146 8 Speaking The Truth And Shaming The Devil 'From Our Own Corrcspv Scrcmban. Saturday. 'THAT one of two police constables icho arrested him should be sent w the Police Depot at Kuuiq Lumpur to learn Scotland Fatl work was a statement made oy u.\ English-spcakinri Chinese, aged 23. when charged with
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    WEDDING MONEY FOR CHINA
    127 8 WEDDING MONEY FOR CHINA A SUM of S2OO. intended his wedding feast, was donated to the China Relief Fund by Mr. Wong Yin Chong. of the Straits Times clerical staff, who was married yesterday at St. Matthews Church to I Lim Wai Hong. Mr. Wong is the son of Mr.
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    DANCE INSTRUCTOR SENT TO PRISON
    116 8 Ran Chap Jee Kee Lottery In Katong DESCRIBE as a dance i:iatructt>r and manager o» Malay variety entertainment show. L M. Song, an English-speaking Chireso. was r»ntenced to three months' r gorous Imprisonment and fined $500. or a further four months' lii the Criminal D.stno:
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      731 8 1 H^^y" The Factory Freshness of each cig- j 1 jrette is securely imprisoned with mt? (he sealing of this airtight tin to flßEqrQ^iflG^H X& i>pen just pull the rubber tab-no S^lSa*i^HSWPPiBiP^ *W luttcr -no lagged edges. ft&MV'lfll .^TtZ.. ***^fc^ Kid >£^*_ vV -'r 4r 9NC~, vßt \vl j^L^^d^tf^l Craven*
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    M. P.'s CASE AGAINST HIS £70,000 A YEAR WIFE
    1375 9 Husband's Six Hours In Witness Box LETTERS READ IN COURT TM'ItING n ci'os*c\amination lasting three and a half hours in the han eery Division on Jan. 27, Sir Patrick Hastings read extracts from "passionate love letters" which had passed between t;iptain
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    WHO'S WHO IN THE CASE
    800 9 CAPTAIN A. S. CUNNINGHAMREID. 43-year-old M.P. for St. Marylebone, is claiming a share in the £70,000 income of his wife, from whom he became separated in 1936. It has been stated that divorce proceedings are pending. THE HON. MRS. CUNNING-HAM-REID, daughter of Lord Mount Temple,
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      296 9 BORNEO MOTORS, LTD. SINGAPORE. MALACCA. SEREMBAN. KUALA LUMPUR. IPOH. PENANG. WPS 2JA DO NERVOUSNESS THEIR CAUSE IS DEEPER. and CONSTJPATtON mm*. THEY crave a precious KEEP MY BOYS IN THIS M V EIEMENT NATURE STORES RUNDOWN CONDITION ip^PW IN QUAKER I HAPPEN TO »C ON THE STAFF Of OUR CHILDHIN'jI
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    The TORTURES that lie in wait for STOMACH SUFFERERS
    200 10 The TORTURES that lie in wait for STOMACH SUFFERERS Noer nftfleci indigestion even if it only trabha you occasionally with a little wind or li'-urtburn. For neglected Indigestion keadi to worse troubles pains that cut like a knife sickness ill gMllilil sometimes even M gastric or duodenal ulcers. I of
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    AEROPLANE CRASHES
    25 10 The pilot and mechanic of a French military aeroplane were killed when iheir machine crashed at the military aerodrome of Istres, near Marseilles.
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    27 10 A group pictured at the wedding at Banting of Mr. Khoo Hock Tye. clerk to Mr. Duraisamy Aiyer, advocate and solicitor, Klang, and Miss Ong Ah Ngiah.
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    JEWS SENTENCED
    18 10 The Jerusalem military court sentenced two Jews tD five years' Imprisonment for possessing revolvers and ammunition.
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    CEYLON MAY COPY MALAY REGIMENT
    342 10 Officer Commanding To Report On Cost Of Venture MINISTERS IN FAVOUR OF PROPOSAL Inquiry Sent To Singapore Colombo. A PROPOSAL at present engaging the attention of the Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, the Ministers and the Military is the early formation of a regular Ceylon Infantry
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    30 10 The wedding took place on Jan. H at the Singapore CMMM Consu-later-General of Mr. Tan Suan Chiat, of the Oversea Chlnr<* Bank. Batu Pahat. and M^ < Sirw BMW, of Singapore.
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    SWELLED HEAD IS QUITE NA TURAL
    99 10 New York. CIR FLINDERS PETRIE, the great archaeologist, has started Washington's Smithsonian Institute on an exciting quest to find out whether the heads of the Intellectuals keep on growing as they get older. Sir Flinders' head has been swelling continuously during his 84 years,
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    IN GERMAN PRISONS
    25 10 Ths number of Evangelical clergy now in prison In Germany is stated i to bs 18, one more than a week ago.
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    NEW CUSTODIAN OF THE ABBEY
    163 10 1 fANON Frank Russell Barry, Canon I** of Westminster and Rector of St. John's. Smith Square. Westminster, Is to be the new custodian of Westminster Abbey, in succession to Sir Edward Knapp-Fisher. who resigned recently. The appointment cannot be made officially until the new Dean
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      36 10 INSIST ON CHROME lljj [J) roi the AmateuT photographer, lot I r makes "every picture a bettei picture." Surprising "Lattitude" in SELOCHROME corrects results of incorrect exposures. SELCCHROME lengthens the photographic day. SELOCHROME a y ILFORDS
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  • Books Of The Week
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      Cigarette Cards As An Encyclopaedia Of Knowledge
      990 11  - Cigarette Cards As An Encyclopaedia Of Knowledge I. O. Fvans. THEIR ORIGIN AND HISTORY TOLD IN BOOK FORM Cigarette Cards; and how to col- lect them. B> Herbert Jenkins. 3s. 6d. MR. Evans thought that there would be material for an article or two when he started to study cigarette
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      Westerns Full Of Action
      163 11 The ,-lrizonan. By Jay Lucas, (•unman Sinister. By Forrest Brown. Coyote Gulch. By Peter Field. All from Ward Lock's C'o'.onial Library. M/RITERS of Westerns become more and more ruthless in their methods! The mortality In these three books Is worthy of a major war. and few
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      NOVELS FOR THE IDLE HOUR
      419 11 NOVELS FOR THE IDLE HOUR Mr. Justice. By Alexander Wilson. Triangle Fast. By Vere Lock- wood A Long Week-end. By John Devon. All front Jenkins' Colonial Library LJERE are three novels for the ildc hour, each amusing and interest*. In its own way. with Mr. John Devr; Long Week-end as
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      CURE FOR ANY DEPRESSION
      181 11 Sip Swallow By A. P. Herbert Methuen. ss. 'THESE joyous examples of Mr. A. P. Herbert's "bits and pieces" have mostly appeared in Punch." but he returns thanks to the Morning Post for permission to reprint what he well describes as the infamous lecture on "The
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      59 11 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? bJ[L >j mm Ah I see you did If you use a solid dentifrice, try the new Macleans Solid ""waaf^3fiaWH^ Peroxide Dentifrice. r\\ Sales Representative A. T. Gillespie, P.O. Box 217, Singap.jrd Your HAIR take* a Double licking from" ■aaaaaaP^^ 'P/uriect it un/A VITALIS
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    Mainly About Malayans
    797 12 nKEAD figures of the headlines in the newspapers of the world, Japan's two leading warriors I the struggle with China, General Iwane Matsui and Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa, are personally charming and straight-forward men, says M. Bernard Valery, Tokio correspondent of the Paris Soir, who was in Singapore
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    VILLAGE HIDES A DOUBLE V. C HERO
    283 12 T*HE world's heroes often live unknown beyond quite narrow limits. At Marshalls." a country house hiding in a narrow lane behind the villa po of High Cross, in Hertfordshire, there now lives the only living man ever to have won a double V.C.
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1787 13  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By AN American business man says that old ladies with property ?re the toughest customers and drive the hardest bargains. And whal'.s more," he added. most of them are not eveu honest." <■ Litt c old lad* Not so shy Weighing up Passers by
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    349 13 BY THE TOUR ACES ON his return after a short vacation abroad. Harilri S. Vanderbilt dropped in at one of his clubs, and promptly showed that a summer spent ln sailing had ln no wav lessened his prowess as a Bridge player. His execution ot the sjmewhat optimistic
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  • The Sunday Times
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      Totidem Verbis Manoeuvres
      504 14 Totidem Verbis Manoeuvres IT is well that there should have been insistence that the combined manoeuvres now in progress in and around Singapore are nothing more than routine training exercises, without any special significance in relation to current I world events. At the same time, there unquestionably is some significance
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    Sydney Cove Landing
    589 14 Vivid Re-enactment During Pageant From A Sunday Times Special Correspondent Sydney, Jan. 26. AUSTRALIA today relived its first 150 years, as the Commonwealth's sesquicentenary celebrations began with glorious pageantry. I was one of a million onlookers who today thronged the Empire's second city: some had slept at
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      221 14 TEL: \&*4Qo TEL: 4310 Q^ fll^E 4310 MANUFACTURING DISPENSING OPTICIANS THE OPTICAL HOUSE 65, STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE. a MIEN CHONG Sir-oaoort's nio.>t i;i to-dat« Tailor 3<. CGLZMAN ST. A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFITS is nuaranteeo by IUMBg HOSIERY, DRAPERY, UNDERWEAR, MMi and Bopi Sfcirts. Boots mr shoes, etc. Regular
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      33 14 The New World Cabaret TEA DANCE (ADMISSION FREE) TIUKS.. SATURDAY SUNDAY AFTER DINNER DANCES (ADMISSION 50 flS.i EVERY NIGHT FROM 9 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT P~r~A"N~O~i TUNING-REPAIRS REMOVALS-HIRE CHARLES, Phone 2902. 212, Orchard Rd.
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      86 14 Gillette reduces your shaving costs Insist on Gillette don't b« persuaded to buy inferior blades on the grounds that they are cheaper. They may be lower in price, Lut they are not economical in n-f-The best way to reduce your shaving costs is to buy Blue Gillette blades and a
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    Brilliant Pageant In Sydney
    101 15 Crowd Acclaims Miles Long Procession KeDlica of Capt. Phillip's brig "Supply at the re-enactment of the Captain's landing at Sydney Cove. Floats depicting New Zealand and the Whaling Industry in the Sydney Pageant. Periscopes were favoured by many of the smaller members of the crowd who
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      228 15 SIZE (B° z 65 cts FORMERLY IN BOTTLEi Large Sue (Bozj $/fOo, Small Size (4ozJ 65 cl» By asking lor ANDREWS in the ECONOMY TIN you will obtain the SAME QUANTITY at In former bottles at a LOWER PRICE. 'Andrews in tins is, also, a BETTER ANDREWS. By buying it
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    MURDERER'S "DANCE" ON HIS VICTIM
    350 16 Man Known As "The Chinaman" Battered With Wooden Leg WIFE ALSO CHARGED BUT DIES IN GAOL Paris. "VOU stamped on your victim with your wooden leg, and your wife also trampled on him. You called it a Polka, but it was a Danse Macabre/. With
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    Searches For Oil Abandoned
    157 16 Searches For Oil Abandoned CEARCH for oil in two areas of England has been abandoned. Licences to prospect in a Hampshire-Sussex tract of 174 square miles, and another Sussex area of 166 square miles are dropped. The licences were held by the D'Arcy Exploration Co., Ltd., subsidiary of the Anglo-Iranian
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    BACK AT AKLAVIK
    40 16 Sir Hubert Wilkir.s has returned to Aklavlk. in the Canadian North-West Territories. after flying by Arctic moonlight to within 400 miles of the North Pole without finding any trace of the six Russian airmen missing since August
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    59 16 F\ANCE band leader, Theodore (Teddy) Royce, known as England's Douglas Fairbanks." who married ex-Zlegfeld Follies beauty Peggy Rich a year ago and became her fourth husband, has arrived back in England, to await the annulment of this marriage. Peggy Rich is all set to marry as her fifth husband a
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    MR. TICKLER, OF PLUM AND APPLE FAME. IS DEAD
    346 16 MR. TICKLER, OF PLUM AND APPLE FAME. IS DEAD MR. Thomas George Tickler, the jam manufacturer, died at his home at Langlry. Bucks, last week. lie was in his 86th year. Mr. TirWlei's famous "plum and apple" made his name as renowned to millions of British soldiers during the war
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    7,000,000 IN FASCIST YOUTH GROUPS
    33 16 Gen. Starace. secretary of the Fascist party, has announced that there tire now 7.000.000 young people between the ages of 6 and 21 In the Fascist premtlitary organisations
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    Angels Top The List
    44 16 London JN London's telephone directory are listed: 40 Angels. 32 Darlings. 34 Dears 1 Dearie. 17 Ducks. 1 Dearlove. 20 Honeys. 56 Loves. 5 Lovejoys. 6 Loveleys. 8 Prettys. 12 Peaches. 3? Sweets. 7 Trueloves. 3 Cheers and 1 FullUove
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    U.S. Bishop Suspends Fasting Clergyman
    76 16 Memphis. 'Tennessee* ■T*HE 'Miracle Man of Memphis." the 1 Rev. Israel H. Noe. has been suspended trom Ms office as dean of St. Marys Cathedral. Memphis by Bislup James M. Mixon. of the American Episcopal Church. Nineteen days before Mr. Noe began a fast to
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      203 16 I f///fft, '< V^ fßBf3*Q \Z o^*^\^ SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE W.P.S I "Thanks to Kalzana, my family is once again in PERFECT HEALTH" "Of course," the doctor will answer, fo£(l& Kalzana, which I have been prescribing |.|^©S*» for years, always gives wonderful results. T> In those families which use Kalzana
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      415 16 NEW HAIR m 21 Kalalk* hit »*m •"i| Mw Mir t* Hw iMtte v Bvi »maiiog wi*> <&. r 1 ••r» m m ad i«m»»i<« *OUAc. •MriMti i|. .ill daml.iill.i>n<viir.«ii«iiK now ijrowt* ••o Ihtn Of I ..hi upobi mi. l naming 1U natural, vignrmui rol<>urliii o>i ■illimi N» m»ltcr what
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  • Max Factor's Advice
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      Men Could Learn
      95 17 WIVES who read this article might point out to their husbands that the necessity of keeping eyebrow tweezers antiseptically clean is a necessity which also extends to razors, particularly those of the safety type. Too many men carelessly forget to remove the blade and clean these Instruments
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      Danger In Inexpert Fiddling With Skin Blemishes
      682 17 Danger In Inexpert Fiddling With Skin Blemishes WARNING TO MEN AS WELL AS WOMEN DLUCKING the eyebrows would at first glance seem to be one of the most innocent and harmless of operations and yet there is a definite danger lying behind all this surface innocence. Blood poisoning has been
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      Beauty Treatment Does Not End At The Chin—Remember Your Neck
      402 17 Beauty Treatment Does Not End At The Chin R emember Your Neck AUR necks are probably much more in evidence than we ourselves realise. There is. only too often, a great difference between the well-tended skin of the face, and the rather dingy throat, beneath it. Indeed, sometimes the skin
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    Making Flowers From Candles Charm Of A Bowl Of Water Lilies
    527 18 Making Flowers From Candles Charm Of A Bowl Of Water Lilies lIAVE you thought of making flowers from candles It is worth considering now that artificial flowers are so modish. Tht simplest way is to melt ends of wax candles in a pan over sufficient heat, then take a spoonful
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    FRONT AND YOKE OF "mm amf
    37 18 FRONT AND YOKE OF "mm amf A v'tKY smart evening gown finished in mac* crepe ooiero siyie with front and yoke of gold lame and military neckline finished with a neat bow. Model by Marshall and Snelgrove.
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      251 18 This BIOCEL SKINFOOD WORKED A MIRACLE on my face" says nurse ITS effect was almost magical. In a few days I saw little lines and wrinkles begin to disappear. In a couple of weeks I looked 10 years younger. Biocel a doctor told me is the discovery of a great
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    THIS COAT IS POPULAF IN EUROPE
    28 19 4 i coat now popular in Europe in brown woollen with a fur cellar of the new season's whitecoat." Model by Emme.
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    BAKED BANANAS
    109 19 AN emergency sweet can be made with bananas. Skin half a dozen large bananas, cut them in halves lengthways and across, making four pieces in each. Arrange in a glass fireproof dish. Put an ounce and a half of butter into a saucepan with two ounces of sugar
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    ATHOLE BROSE
    73 19 TTAKE one pound of best honey ajid r 't into a well-warmed basin with a teacupful of water. Stir with a silver spoon slowly until the honey has quite dissolved. Stir in slowly V/ 2 pints of Scotch whisky. Stir swiftly and well till a froth rises. Bottle
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    A Letter To My Daughter When She's Twelve
    1100 19  -  Barbara Cartland By My darlin~ Raine, ALTHOUGK you are only seven years old as I write this you have already begun to find happiness in yourself. Nearly a year ago you said Today is a quiet day, Mummy, nothing to do," and
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    128 19 Is yours a greasy skin 7 A greasy skin can cause senojs complexion problems end reeds specific treatment. Thorough cleansing is of first importance, and for this purpose there is nothing to compare with INNOXA COMPLEXION MILK applied night and morning, because it penetrates deeply into the pores and removes
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      99 19 A SIDNEY P^Mtm j,g MAX FACTOR'S ROUGE Amuir.| cc.or h«m.c:» tosct which enliven the niturj beauty of b'.oni'e, brunette, brownrttt •rd redhead r>pei. The Stan prefer it for in imooth teiture, the -.vajr it c.'ingt and Utr.it to beautifully. Wax factor, Hollywood* Otmlics tf iht Stmi" Cerehns Purity Prnrlucts of^
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      121 19 INNOXA PREPARATIONS Alt ttCOMMENDED IV THE MEDICAL PROFESStOM u*I^™»\36OLr>£OJsDST,LOHDCN.V. iM ■H Obtainable iiom[iii>dp«lC'.otc> Cheiruju 9 VL uid B*»ury Piiloun. Sole Distributors for Mai«\f THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Incorporated In F.M.S.) Sttfapore, KnaU Lumpur, KUnj A Mother dreams of her boy becoming a hero to his fellows. A natural dream, for
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      422 20 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Is the place for an ideal holiday! Always plenty to do and much to see and for those who desire it. quiet ard rest. With every facility available for sport and pleasure there need not y be an idle moment. An excellent m cuisine delights
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      606 20 MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSIASTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers today $100 for a correct solution of the Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving 'the puzzle correctly, the $100 will be awarded in respect of the entry containing the smallest number
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    Garrison Sports Notes
    1860 21  -  "Nomad" By POSTPONED once through the round being flooded the semilie of the Garrison inter-unit hockey competition between the 3rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade. R.A. and the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers was I at Changi on Monday under, idea] conditions. Inniskillings won by three goals tf' nil but. with no
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    MAC'S COMMENTS
    630 21 01 sr Heavy Batterji R A. had victory 1 ."-n-fch(d fmm their grasp or. Sunday when E.Q. Section pin in a rousin-; liii-.h ;:id succeeded in drawing If v 1 <i l\ v.-; Kn t v,ny rret in the Blaka'i Effttl RJL knock-out hccl:?y ecmpetltion, A wn- 1
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    MALACCA TO MEET K.L.
    350 22 Last Away Hockey Game Of The Season (From Our Own Correspondent' Malacca. MALACCA will play here last "away hockey fixture of the season against Selangor at the Federal Capital next Saturday. The match was originally arranged to be played yesterday but at the request of Selangor
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    Billiards Tournament In Malacca
    958 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. rvESPITE the Chinese New Year holidays very good progress was made in the annual billiards championship held by the Malacca Chinese Literary Association, when the finals of three events were decided. In the final of the open English championship Tan
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    ' CUSTOMS BEAT BANDA KABA
    137 22 CUSTOMS BEAT BANDA KABA (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. TTHE Customs and Excise Sports l j Club defeated the Banda Kab;\ by the odd goal in three In a hockey match played on Thursday. Play i was very even throughout with both the goalkeepers putting in uselul work The Excls?
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    30 22 ■ilMiK^.".. oMw'r J-jgs V..-V If* «■>. I rietan* taken a farewell given l.y the Chartered Bank staff of Klans to "1.. Bstd, rub-ajent. and Kr Keid, who are going on leave.
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    120 22 ChlaeM New Year dinner of the staff and guests of Malayan Importers and Expcrtcr3. Singapore, at the lii Tins Kfst.iur.mt. New World. Seated from left to right: Miss M. BenjaftMd, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. E. H. F.zekiel. Mr. T. Nghee. Mrs. V. Kriekenbeck. Mr. E. B. Poh, Mrs. Edwards. Mr.
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    28 22 A large number of friend, of Mr. V. K. Menon. the newly appointed organiser of the National Insur.-. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, received him at tea last Monday.
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    Darts Becomes Popular
    23 23 J..UIH- of darts in the Singapore Post Office. On the left is Mr. Onp loon Fat, the Club's sports secretary
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    GREAT DISPLAY TO WIN 6-3
    341 23 i Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. A FTER being two goals down at half time, the Muar Eurasians gave a brilliant display of hockey in the .second half of which they scored five goals, to beat the Muar Ma'ayr b\ six goals to three. It was
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    League To Be Started In Singapore ?
    89 23 League To Be Started In Singapore f^ARTS is one of the most popular of all indoor games. In England no village inn is complete without a dart-board, nor is a modern road-house, a sports pavilion or even an exclusive club. Darts is becoming Increasingly popular In Malaya. It has been
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    MALAYS MEET CHINESE AT MUAR
    187 23 From Our Own Correspondent* Muar M/HAT should prove to be an inte- resting hockey game will be played this evening at the Hospital padang when the Muar Malays meet the Muar Chinese. The Malays have had several outings and though they have not attained any
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    BATU PAHAT CHINESE R.C. OFFICERS
    113 23 •From Our Own Correspondent.! Batu Pahat. At the annual meeting of the Chinese Recreation Club the following w*re elected office-bearers for the year: President. Yap Keng Soon: vice-pre-sident. Ong Kwee Luan; hon. secretary, Koe Ewe UiK; non. treasurer Dr. Ng Geok Seng; sports sec Koh
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    MALACCA'S ALL-MALAYA PLAYER
    219 23 MALACCA'S ALL -MALAYA PLAYER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. CONGRATULATIONS to A. de Silva, Malacca's star centre-half, who has been selected to play in the All-Malayan team against the Islington Corinthians at Singapore today. A very clean and natural footballer de Silva is a product of St. Francis Institution and
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    67 23 1 -v the recent cycling carnival at Jalan Besar s.:;:iiuM Singapore, left, Ismail bin Ahmad, Argus Wheelers. Kuala Lumpur, winner of the 12 miles championship event. With him is the laptain of the Argus team. Centre, Miss Maureen Taye, winner oi the women's one mile race Miss O. Valberg was
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    TONROE WINS BIG RACE ON IPOH FINAL DAY
    1923 24 Beverant And Barford Create Upsets To Pay $74 And $61 For Win READ HOW THEY RAN From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. DICIIJJANT sunshine favoured the third and final day of the Perak itirt' Club- meeting, and there was a large attendance.
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    MALACCA INTERPARTY BADMINTON
    102 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. DV virtue of their s—o5 0 victory over Shamrocks B, played today, Argonauts will meet Shamrocks A in the final of the Malacca inter-party badminton championship. Argonauts were greatly strengthened by the Inclusion of Choo Kirn Hawke. former single's champion, who
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    30 24 The cricket teams of the Selangor Indians and Singapore Indians which met at Kuala Lumpur during the Chinese New Year holidays. Selan-or won the two-day match by eight wickets. j
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    Islingtonians Last Game In Malaya Today
    274 24 ELABORATE arrangements are being made at Anson Road Stadium this afternoon to acI commodate one of the largest crowds expected at a soccer match. The attraction is the all-Malaya against Islington Corinthians match. It Is the last encounter in Malaya for the tourists, and
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    DRAW IN S.C.F.A. LEAGUE GAME
    347 24 THE Chinese High School drew with 2—2 with the St. Matthews Young People's Guild in a S.C.F.A. league fixture at Farrer Park yesterday. The! Social A.P.— August B.P. match was postponed because of the heavy downpour. The ground was very slippery and a greater part
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    What Air Pressure In A Football?
    158 24 U/HAT air pressure should there be in a football pumped by Malayan clubs A query was raised the other day by Mr. E. L. Hicks, of Sultan Idris Training College. Tanjong Malim. who said he had seen a report to the effect that "the
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    NEGRI CRICKET TAMPIN LEADING . THE WAY
    117 24 NEGRI CRICKET TAMPIN LEADING THE WAY i From Our Own Correspondent! Seremban. •TWMPIN appears tj be leading the way In Negri Sembilan cricket. O. the heelc of the recent Europeans vs Rest match another match was played between teams captained by tne veteran cricketers. H. T. St vsn and P.
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    66 24 The S.S.R.N.V.R football team (tup picture) which last mo.ith beat "<< Borneo Company team (bottom picture) by three coals to nil. Borne t Co., (left to right) back Tew Tim. R. H. Stevens, Choy Khun Urn?. W R. Ravie, G. C. Ashworth, Teo Teck Soon, Ng Eng Kee. and Scow
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    58 24 (From Our Own Correspondent! Malacca. The following were elected office bearers of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank party: President, Chan Ah Fook: hon. secretary and sports secretary. Chan Bo>n Peng; hon. treasurer, Tan Meng Lock; hon. auditor, Tarn Seat Wan: asst. secretary, Ong Kirn Geok: committee. Tan Jin Hoe,
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    Europeans Lose 3-4 To Police
    244 24 (From Our Own Correspondent > Scganidt jMpSSED chances in front <>. 1/1 resulted in tile Europeans losing their first hockey fixture of the Segamat and District league to the local mata matas on the town padang last j week. Play never reacheu a high standard,
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    PERAK'S 2—o WIN OVER SELANGOR
    153 24 PERAK'S 2 o WIN OVER SELANGOR From Our Own Corresporj I b nj i Kuala Lumpur. Saturday terrible is the only satisfactory i word to describe the ci'splay Selan- gor put up in the return hockey match I with Perak on th? pr.da g here today Perak d^s^rvedijr won by
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    CLERICAL UNION
    57 24 'The following have been lnvuea 14 represent The Clerical Union at soccer on Tuesday against the Hongkong Bank team: Goh Tong Hee. M Tamby. A. B. Collick. Lawson Oliveiro W. Gomes. Kong Eng Cheng. Teck Kirn Aziz, A. Exeyama. Al Johary and Chee Kirn Cheng. Reserves— J. Nonls.
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    SOUTH JOHORE END SEASON WITH GOOD WIN
    270 25 H. M. S. Terror Beaten By 19 Po'nts To Nil: Home Threes In Form (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Saturday. CM I'M Johore brought their Kugby football season to a sueressful conclusion this evening with a creditable win over H.M.S. Terror, whom
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    6 25 Chew Cheng Earn. Kluang bodminton champion.
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    YACHT CLUB'S 81-ANNUAL REGATTA
    234 25 *TIIE bi-annual regatta of the Roya Singapore Yacht Club yesterda; wa^jnarred by a heavy storm whicl delayed the start and. because th( wind had lightened, made it nr ■< tor the courses to be shortened. F. G. Lundon, sailing the Kathleer 111, won the Lunc!on Chal'enge
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    ARMY VS. NAVY RUGBY GAME
    72 25 DUGBY stages a rather unexpected 1X but neverthiless 1 jme returr next Wednesday when the Army X\ will meet a Royal Navy XV on the Padang. The Arm/ are taking no chances foj with such a form.dable array o f ships In oort the Navy
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    BADCOCK MAY NOT GO TO ENGLAND
    36 25 BADCOCK MAY NOT GO TO ENGLAND Adelaide. Saturday Doub s are raised as to Badcock's ntness to go to England with the Australian cricket team. It is understood medical consent is withheld pending a fortnight's rest.
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    34 25 Group photograph of MMMI o. me Slew Sin Sia, taken at Mr. Teo Kirn Engs buiisajow, fasir Ris Village. Tampenis Road, Singapore, on the occasion of the celebration of the Associat ion's eleventh anniversary.
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    MANY RECORDS AT EMPIRE GAMES
    188 25 MANY RECORDS AT EMPIRE GAMES Sydney, Saturday ■"THERE were 25.000 spectators at the opening day of the Empire 'lames here. Results so far are: 100 yds.: 1, Holmes 'England*. 2. Mulford i Australia i. beating the Australia record with 9 7 10 sec. Women's 100 yds. final: 1. Miss Norman
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    CRICKET IN INDIA
    30 25 At Madras yesterday in the fourth and final test match of the Lord Tennyson's cricket tour All India scored 251 for 8, Vlnoo Mankad 106 not out.
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    SCOTS' GREAT RALLY TO BEAT WALES
    269 25 DEFORE 60.000 p ole including 10.000 Welshmen. Scotland beat Wales in an Internationa. Rugby ma'.ch yesterday at Murrayfleld by I eight points 'one goal, one penalty) to six points (two tries). The weather was dull and there was rain half an hour before the
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    JOHORE'S SHOWING IN MALAYS' TENNIS TOURNEY
    293 25 JOHORE'S SHOWING IN MALAYS' TENNIS TOURNEY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batu Pahat. •■pHAT Yon b. Mian. Johore lawn tennis champion, retained his title at the all Malays' tennis tournament is gratifying to Johore tennis enthusiasts, but what is m >re important is the improved form shown by the Johore entries.
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    WOMEN'S STATE HOCKEY
    165 25 The women's inter-State hockey match between Singapore and Sclangor, postponed yesterday owing to rain, will be played today at the Girls* Sports Club ground. McNair Road, at 7.30 a.m. Singapore teams which took part in a hockey trial on the Singapore pa.iang last wi-ek to mImJ to..
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    Home Football And League Tables
    1470 25 Home Football And League Tables DESL'LTS of the English and x Scottish Leagues with the tables up-to-date are: ENGLISH LEAGI'E DIVISION I Arsenal 3 Derby Birmingham 0 Preston Blackpool 0 Sunderland Boltcn 1 W'verhamptMi Brentford 1 Leicester Huddersfleld 1 Everton Liverpool 1 Leeds M'chester C. 2 Portsmouth Mlddlesbro' 3 Charlton
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    RUGBY GAMES
    121 25 DUGBY games played yesterday re- suited as follows: Bath 5. Devonport Sers. 0. Bedford 7. Old Blues 10. Blackheath 11. T..e Army 3. Cambridge Univ. 0, Bristol 4. Coventry 11, Cardiff 3. Harlequins 14, Northampton 8. Leicester 11, London Scottish 3 Liverpool 6. Birkenhead Park 28. London Welsh
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    SUCCESS OF MALAYSTOURNAMENT
    944 26 Selangor Become Worthy Champions Hope That Standard Will Improve Will Indians Run A Tournament BY OUR BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT THE first Malays triangular lnter- State tournament between Singapore, Johore and Selangor held here early in the week proved to be an unqualified success as in addition i to
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    YOUNG MEN'S LA.
    290 26 r" Young Men's Indian Ai-ociatlcn B.P of Sentul. visited Singapore during thr Chinese New Year holidays and played three friendly match"* against local parties. The first match was played against the Tamil Reform Association B.P. at the Harpy World grounds on Sunday mornlnf tn which the V.M.1.A..
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    Badminton At Kluang
    240 26 Chew Cheng Earn, former captain of tha Penang Chinese Chin Woo and Rossdale badminton parties, won the open singles championship in the Kluang district badminton tournament by defeating Ng Kirn Hong, nla doubles partner, 15 6, 15 8. In the doubles final Cheng Earn and Kirn Hong
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    N.A.A.F.I.
    161 26 In a friendly U dminton mutch hf'C at the Women' 3 Social Club at Seletar the N.A.A.F.I. stafl attached to the R.A.t-. s avon the Volunteer Air Force Club by eight games to one. Scores (N.A.A.F.I. first' Singles S. K. Sons AC I. Scarileld. 15—5, 15—11; L. K. Lcng
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    Merridale B.P.
    54 26 M erridale B.P. The Mill miwwr? cf the ..ier :d BP. will be held ac the Coi Mcl hot?l miles, Pasir Pajai.g. on Saturda. Sunday. Feb. 12 and 13. Sporting ..a.. will tie arrang-d and prlws will be Jtreu Members are requested to i?>emi>lSaunders Road, on SaiUiJ:;..- a; J. 30
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    CORINTHIANS' RECORD IN MALAYA
    492 27  -  "ECHO Played 14, Won 12, Drawn 2; One More Game BY TODAY at Anson Road stadium, Singapore, the Islington Corinthians play their fifteenth and last match in this country within h period of 28 days. And they have suffered no defeat, while drawing twice with two
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    SELANGOR AND SINGAPORE INDIANS
    35 27 i'he Selangor Indians hockey ttam (left) beat the Singapore Indians hockey team (right) by four goals to two in the game played at KuaU Lumpur during the Chinese New Year holidays.
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    MALAYAN JINGLES
    96 27 142 —THE ISLINGTOMAJNS Well played, Corinthians! From London fared you far— "Come one, come all To boot the ball*. And si>ortsmen true you are. Well played, Corinthians I Winning where'er you go, But ready to meet With fair defeat, With a hand for the conquering foe. Well played,
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    31 27 The Perak Colts hockey team (top picture) drew with the Selanj... Colt« bockey team (bottom picture), I—l,1 1, in the game played at Kuala Lumpur during the Chinece New Year holidays.
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    Only Tin Mine In The Colony
    273 28 Chin Chin, Malacca, Worked On Open Cast Method 11/ 111 I. K the Federated and I n federated Malay States produce about 40 per cent, of the world's tin supplies, the neighbouring Colony of Malacca is the only part of the Colony of the
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    56 28 This new house at Cameron Hig hlands was opened at the beginning of the year. It has been built by the Government of Kedah. The State's arms are above the doorway. A landmark of Cameron High lands— The Belfry, a veterinary sanatorium between Ringlet and Tanah Rata.
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