Malayan Saturday Post, 14 March 1931
1931-03-14
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Article674 1931-03-14 1 "Yes, uiy wife left me without tea sou." "All, so that's lio\v you lost it?" Little Ethel ".Mather, are you th nearest relative I've got?" Mother "Yes, dear, and your fathe is the closest." A Jew and an Englishman wer having an argument about the ways o674 words
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Advertisement241 1931-03-14 1 I c^ecrs^^ Certified good milk I is acknowledged to [I/IRIGO^P, be the best means of giving and main -JHH&r-' tainir| g health. I^Tf J jj strength and vii^iBfJJJItJ ty. DARIGOLD KBOI 9 is offered all over -z£P Malaya as a correctly balanced nourishment and which you can rely upon as241 words
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Advertisement169 1931-03-14 1 ♦•••a a *ftflltMiMfrfr#»t THE MALAYAN ARITHMETIC t FOR ENGLISH SCHOOLS IN MALAYA j! :> "FROM THE KNOWN t TO THE UNKNOWN" •j» SECOND AND REVISED V 9 EDITION. i J FULLY ILLUSTRATED. Parts I, II 111 at $1.00 each P art PETER CHONG& CO. •> Educational Booksellers and Suppliers, Printers,169 words
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Article96 1931-03-14 4 [Reuter's Service.) Tokio, Mar. 8. A long drawn shriek from a sireu at noon announced the birth of an Imperial infant. It had l*?en arranged beforehand there should be one blast for a daughter and two for a son, so when the siren sounded the whole of96 words
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Article50 1931-03-14 4 Tokyo, Mar. v. Several hundred i**>i>le suffered painful burns yesterday while watching an aerial pageant on the outskirts of Tokyo. Military planes were demonstrating methods of laying smoke-screens f>y spraying some kind of chemical, some of which descended on the crowds below, burning hands, faces and clothes.50 words
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Article76 1931-03-14 4 LADY MOUNTBATTEN'S 56 TRUNKS. London, Mar. 9. Lady Louis Mountbattcn astonished the native* of Mexico City when she arrived there for a week's sightseeing, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and Lady Brecknock, for she had no fewer than fifty-six trunks. The party was unable to be fixed76 words
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Article184 1931-03-14 4 New York, Mar. 7. The •rld-famous Pinkcrton private detective agency lias been called m to assist the baffled New York police m solving the mystery of the/ murder of a beautiful young actress, Vivian Gordon, who was found st^rffigied m a New York park last >e6k. AK'^jtflTsome184 words
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Article90 1931-03-14 4 London, Mar 7. The Court of Appcttl m London today reserved judgment j n t le appeal bjf the hank-note printers, Messrs. Waterlow and Son, again>l the judgment of Mr. Justice Wright awarding the Bank of Portugal over ,(,500,000 damages and costs against Waterlow's for alleged negligence m90 words
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Article104 1931-03-14 4 London, Mar Concern is felt at the latest report of the health of the Chancellor of the Kxchcquer, Mr. Snowden, who has been suffering from influenza. It is announced today his dootOCB have decided to call m the eminent socialist m pulmonary diseases, Sir John Thomson Walker. I,ondon,104 words
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89 1931-03-14 4 London, Mar 7. A great personal achievement m the history of British athletics was that of the Cambridge President, R. Tisdall, at Stamford Bridge this afternoon, when he won m the space of forty minutes tlie iao yards hurdles m 15A seconds, putting the weight with89 words
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Advertisement84 1931-03-14 4 YOUR CLOTHES ARREST ATTENTION TRY TUNG GHOY (Established 1896). W^ The well knows s^L^fa. Master Tailor A VllK patronized by I rim Eoropeaos a °d L f|l Asiatics m Towo iHI CDt FIU Style! Jill W are Guaranteed mH||| Money refunded H I!] if not satisfied ■"k PHONE 7140. 131184 words
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Article202 1931-03-14 5 Reuter's Service.] Shanghai, Mar. 9. tions now going on here Soviet Petroleum Trust nese Kwaugwha Petroleum c successful, the Soviet will <>n the Chinoe market is Chinese company, petrol ,c at prices which will en- e tb< -nese to slash the present Zi] 1 es and202 words
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Article160 1931-03-14 5 Renter's Service.] Sydney, Mar. 9. [he fy tmdaries proposed for the New fland State to he formed m the tern portion of New South c r >rr prise 150,000 square miles. -Tis have been sent to 95 local <><lies to attend a convention to draft a160 words
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Article95 1931-03-14 5 [Reuters' Service] Rio Vista, California, Mar. g. Political differences are believed to be behind a series of crimes involving British-Indian subjects at the University of California, the latest of which was divulged when the weighted and beheaded body of San Rampando, aged ,;2, was recovered from the95 words
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Article185 1931-03-14 5 JAPAN'S APPROVAL. ißcuter's Service.] Tokio, Mar. 10. It is learned that Japan's reply on her attitude towards the Franco-Italian Naval Agreement has been transmitted to London. Details are not yet published but it is understood that the reply expi esses unreserved approval, though various comments m the185 words
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Article151 1931-03-14 5 rRRrrT*R'« SHRVTCK.I London. Mar. 8. Insolent ntul irresponsible plutocracy trying to dictate to a great party their leadership and policy," is Mr. Baldwin's description of the Independent Conservative candidate for St. George's Westminster, Sir Ernest Petter, and his supporters, including Lord Rothermere and Lord Beaverbrook. The by-election promises151 words
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240 1931-03-14 5 BIG LONDON BLAZE HOW BRAZIL DEALS WITH OVER-PRODUCTION. IRkutkr's Shrvicb.] London, Mar 7. One of the most serious fires m London for many years gutted a sevcnstorey warehouse at Butler's Wharf, near Tower Bridge, iv the heart of London's fire "danger zone" this morning. A numl>er of fire floats, 7..240 words
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105 1931-03-14 5 [Reuter's Service.] Rio de Janeiro, Mar. 10. Drastic measures to deal with overproduction of coffee are announced by Mr. Whitaker, Minister of Finance, m an interview. He said Government had decided to acquire the stock and divide into annual quotas so that it could be105 words
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Advertisement107 1931-03-14 5 t Qoming Soon- 1 -^H iiiJM^^. jr THE PICTURE OF A 1000 THRILLS WITH AN UNMATCHABLE CAST HELEN TWELVETIEES MONTAGU LOVE IAYMOND HACKETT 111 VAN TAS9MAN JEAN HBRSQOLT NEIL HANILION LA* SI NCt GRANT THEODORE Voo EUZ ttlZ%BeiH FATT»S(N COMING! osJ^^am COMING! II H fl A w'^ fl l.ouii Mann107 words
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Advertisement70 1931-03-14 6 > PHONE \l I ,7 fS?6? irW RlCh3fd COMING SHORTLY! -TfcDAWN^f I PATROL f- ;The Greatest /JtfL I Aviation Picture /^jftr A'nRST NATIONAL >^te^SS^- with NEIL HAMILTON and I ySSSBSP^ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JB. PARAMOUNT A PRESENTS: A BEEHIVE OF BEWITCHIKG ENTERTAIN MkTTt. The Happiest Romantic Song Fsast. INSPIRED BY THE70 words
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Advertisement96 1931-03-14 6 i "*1 i Hie'Uklseley -^"C^ 1 I I -I" 1 1 ill ill wjl J J^* R^M ECONOMY SAFETY EFFICIENCY i REASONABLE HIST ALL STEEL CYLINDERS O. H V COST BODY 4-WBEEL M>lP€ ViSJIW^ 11 "VDtAIILIC BRAKES A IM Pi SERVICE j I t j Lyons Motors Ltd. 92(100, Orchard96 words
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Article, Illustration109 1931-03-14 7 The above photograph was taken on board the "President Wilson" on sth March on the departure of Mr. V. D. Assomull, managing proprietor of the well-known firm ot Messrs. Wassiamull Assomull Co., who was here on inspection ot his branches m the East. Mr.109 words
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Article, Illustration25 1931-03-14 7 A farewell group with the nurses and subordinate staff of the Municipality. Mr. Farrer is the central figure.25 words
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Article, Illustration17 1931-03-14 8 Hr H. I- MOODS, r.\J' r*i to /^i no17 words
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Article, Illustration10 1931-03-14 8 OPENING OF THE GOVERNMENT MONOPOLIES DEPT SaMTSMMBwrt* eaniass mat K10 words
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Article, Illustration17 1931-03-14 8 Pulo Brani scored an easy victory.17 words
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Advertisement140 1931-03-14 9 ww 9 ww Cake l/our 3>octors Zip if^™| CUf.rU tod., m Singapore. ,J; BIOCITIN IL^BB THF FAST ASIATIC CO Ltd CHARGES YOUR BIAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERGY, AHB SO EISdIES Jj lIIL LMOI MOinilU VV., LIU. AGAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUEYP (Incorporat.d m dinmark ObtainabU m powdtr and tablet form140 words
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Article3804 1931-03-14 10 J. R. WILMOT - J. R. WILMOT I OUR NEW SERIAL STORY: By (Auth.r of "The Moorcroft Manor Mystery," "Zora, the Invisible," etc.) i INSTALMENT ELEVEN. C HAPTER XXII. MORE MOTIVES. It was an extremely thoughtful but none the less elated Inspector Willard who returned to Scotland Yard two hours3,804 words
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Advertisement68 1931-03-14 10 wah ma Co., (PHOTO STORES) 95, NORTH BRIDCE ROAD. SIhGAPORF. Stockists of Materials for \j?rtists J9tjel Jirt Students 1 -II i KROMA S ko ji j l j i Artist's Oil Water Colours j Artists' Brushes I Greyhound Pastels Students' Colours Showcard Colour Brushes j Artists' Prepared Canvas j Phone68 words
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Advertisement163 1931-03-14 11 i EASTERN SERIES Jg\f f i c jj VTef m\ t^jf^rr *J* t- iiS*"-' fW ■1 1 I I ii «i 1 1 1 i 1 i. v juiii vi lj ul c v f< H* I tTT* jM^ C *T7^ I#l B I HBE ril i PSXtT^.-*. »>r VJ163 words
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Advertisement429 1931-03-14 12 VBH K\ 1«■ |A a y' S/J t*■ m. x I r*\ [a ,^l/ /v/ es f^^| >" \^^l X- Bl II' I*'1 P^"^^^^^^B V^ > B i*J- -*j j 111 *flfl Keep your hair looking Ctflft^fr non-staining. Men, women *****111 c c c anc j children everywhere use it429 words
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Advertisement124 1931-03-14 12 H ,^^^^g^k #^H jp .^a^^ aw I Ajmaxiiii m its DEADLINESS, Black Flag casts less, too! Black Flag will i|>e out even flying or crawling insect pest m your home. It is the deadliest insecticide made. It costs less than other insect-killers, too. ff You need never be afraid to124 words
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Article, Illustration182 1931-03-14 13 FOOTBALL AT RAUB. MALAY WEDDING IN REFORMED STYLh. OOTBALL AT ALUR SIAK. The Austin Seven m which Captain Malcolm Campbell (now Sir Malcolm Campbell) secured the International Class H Record at a speed of 94.C31 m.p.h. at Daytona, Florida, on the 6th February, I£3l. This record was182 words
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Advertisement46 1931-03-14 15 j I Robinson Co M Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LDMPUB. ttmmmv <§^ N? 347 VICTORIA ST., SINGAPORE. N p o HO i OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE I TRADE FOR BEST MAKE AND FINISH. L A CALL FROM YOU WOULD BE I ESTEEMED A FAVOUR L46 words
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Advertisement487 1931-03-14 15 ■Gets "vlifc^ i Stands ,r ~**M£) O"** Jaste it! Just Jaste it! TTFRE'S a vivacious newcomer for your re--1 1 frigerator and your table., that familiar healthdrink., orange juice... in a lively new role partnered with grape fruit. From the moment you flick the cap from your first bottle., you'll487 words
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Article2062 1931-03-14 16 A CAPTAIN KETTLE OF THE AIR. WONDERS OF A CONTROL TOWER. THE LAND SPEED RECORD. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR BOAT RACING. London, Feb. 6, 1031. Naval Officer's Adventures. \ir-Comniodore Charles Rumney Samson, who has died suddenly at Red House, Chaldertou, Wilts, at the age of 4 b, was famous2,062 words
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Advertisement254 1931-03-14 16 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Jlnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES Tt NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly s«fW# ExcsU*nt Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS ArT Singapore. Leave Spore. Leave Peni&f. President Van Buren Mar. 16 Mar. 19254 words
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Article622 1931-03-14 17 Being Smiles of the Week. By Quiz!' fiction Rubbish All that* suited to restore prosperity to Malaya* minir industry is that someom jj,,,!, .nvent a really good tin-opener, 00 nt ricas Canning president. here's something m that idea. \fl!O n isn't bruised and cut his fingers m desperate efforts622 words
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Article290 1931-03-14 17 £1,000,000 SWEEPSTAKE. NEW RIVAL TO THE CALCUTTA. Mr. J. J. Hamilton's Plan. Arrangements for launching a mam- moth sweepstake of Mr. J. Hamilton, the organiser of the Stock Exchange Derby sweepstakes, have been completed. Mr. Hamilton has returned to IvOndon from a visit abroad, where the negotiations with a wealthy290 words
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Advertisement212 1931-03-14 17 SPOIL-SPORT! If "Sorry you'll have to count me out of the party yes another of my beastly bilious attacks So that will mean an odd man out at the dance. And however much they sympathise with her, the feeling that she has spoiled the evening will remain. Yet, if only212 words
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1046 1931-03-14 18 A PROFESSOR ON ALCOHOL AND BEHAVIOUR. The varying effects ol aloohol Ma human being according to circumstances and the ielaii<»nship of drinking habits to various forms of crime were discussed 1•y Professor Sydney Smith, M.D., I). Ph., Profe>sor of Forensic Medicine m the I'niversity of Edinburgh, m a lecture on1,046 words
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Advertisement636 1931-03-14 18 runiiiiiiiiiimiimiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiii iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin;!i I Koninklyke Pakctvaart Maatschsppij. E (ROYAL PACKBT NAVIGATION CO. Of BATAVIA) E (Incorporated m Holland) E UNDKK CONTRACT Wl'iH THK NETUKRLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 6461 sub-connectiont to:— E Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., Genera! E Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. and j Passage636 words
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Article1180 1931-03-14 19 [Football Ab^es By Spectator A FEW ANTICIPATIONS. purely Personal. H uoCel failing to appear for son* I tin: i- Riven the impression m som< ■quar.c-- that the activities of the socce a have resulted m silencing Httu turday Post" from exposing th< un l ctia of certain people1,180 words
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Advertisement166 1931-03-14 19 -> f^j j: i Here 9 the New CENTURY EIGHT thousands have waited for Hupmobile long realized the need of it. Thousands engine answ te rs the accelerator. It leaps to a of Hopmobile's motorist friends long wanted it. 75-mile -an -hour gait with an effortless powerAnd now Hupmobile presents166 words
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317 1931-03-14 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. March 14, 193 1. MALAYA'S TOWNS. The retirement o f Mr. R. J. Karrer, C.M.G., from his long and successful v Mayoralty has naturally been the occasion of some reflection on the developments m Singapore dating his tenure of office and speculation as to those which317 words
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Article294 1931-03-14 20 We have Tin Restriction m operation now, and Rubber Restriction has again laconic a topic of considerable controversy. As to tin, the Quota Scheme may, and everyone hopes iviU, achieve its purpose, but that does not alter Uie fact that from Malaya's viewpoint it is a294 words
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Article240 1931-03-14 20 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The Annual General Meeting of the Singapore Art Club was held on Saturday, ;th March, at 2 Gallop Road Tangliu, (by kind invitation of Mrs. H. W. Raper. Mr. IXII i> Sultry presided. The minutes of the last Annual Meeting having been duly240 words
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Article995 1931-03-14 20 STILL WILLING TO CO-OPERATE. [Reuters' Service.] High Praise For The Viceroy. London, Mar. 1:. In House of Commons the Galleriei were crowded and Lord Peel and bed Lloyd were m the Peers' Gallery and a DOtnbcr of Indians m the Dominions' Gallery when the debate on India995 words
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Advertisement126 1931-03-14 20 BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. N. BUCKERIDGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. LAIDLAW BUILDING Phone 7898. Protect^ Baby's Skin! Keen moisture, friction and infection from your baby. These three dangersthreaten every baby. Use Mermen Borated Talcum, the standard scientific powder. Mermen Borated Talcum126 words
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Advertisement30 1931-03-14 20 I Energy A course of Sanatogen will make you feel fit and freah and lull of energy. Work more and better and enjoy life by using SANATOGEN Tkm Trmm Tonic-Food30 words
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Article60 1931-03-14 21 [Rente*** Swyicc 1 London, Mar. 12. The Haiiey Street Surgeon, Sir John Thompson Walker, lengthily examined Mr, Snowdeii and decided to perform a minor operation on March lOth. It' was, at one time feared, a major operatiou might be necessary. It is hoped thai Mr. Snowdeii will60 words
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Article213 1931-03-14 21 [keuter's Seivice.] Borsada, Mar. 12. (Bombay Presidency): At the exact hour at which Gandhi a year ago today started on his famous salt march, •he Mahatma left this morning, accompanied by Vsllabhai Patel to tour the Kaira District to Daudi where on the shores of the213 words
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Article212 1931-03-14 21 THE LOVE MARKET. [Renter's Service.] San Diego, California, Mar. 11. All roads over the border are being watched for the theatre- magnate, Alexander lantages, and the wealthy estate agent, Jess Reve, wanted m connection with the so-called 'Love Market,' established m Hollywood to introduce young girls to212 words
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Advertisement264 1931-03-14 21 TAKE A KIPE IN THE N[tf f\| Chrysler 4 1 rlqiilouth Jourer $1,875 Sedan $2,150 You Will Like The New Model Real Value Many Improvements BORNEO MOTORS LTD. SINGAPORE. Penang, Taiping, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Malacca and Haad Yai. ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO OCCUPY THIS CHAIR? Do not be content264 words
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897 1931-03-14 22 ARGUS - Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. ARGUS BY All the indications poinf to a thrilling soccer season m Singapore. The Chinese, Malays, S. C. C. and Glosters appear to be very evenly matched, and in-and-out results may be expected, with probably goal average being invested with considerable importance when897 words
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Advertisement195 1931-03-14 22 1 i t ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE «N FORCE OVER $38,000,000 J The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 1 t < v (Incorporated m Straits 9rmBMKNTs). 4 HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, EC. X The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of195 words
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Article1263 1931-03-14 23 V of Al Capone: Millions Y e> v trom Traffic m Liquor: A koe* Indictment of a Great City. D. Pasley has written the of Al Capone (Mr. Alphonse lie** the now far-famed Chicago ("Al Capone," Fabcr and 6d.)« The sub-title of the The Biography of a Self-Made1,263 words
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83 1931-03-14 23 New Delhi, Mar 8. The spokesman of the European group m the Legislative Assembly debate to-day on the Round Table. Conference said that the Viceroy and Gtadhi had opeiiqd a new chapter m freedom and glory m the history of the British Empire. The Europeans83 words
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Article325 1931-03-14 23 Mr. Justice Mmghlffl had again before him m the Chancery Court on Tuesday the proceedings arising out of the refusal of the Bishop of Birmingham (Dr. Barnes) to admit and license the Rev. George Doyle Sinnnonds to the InMiefice of St. Aidan's, Small Heatlh, Birmingham i The325 words
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Advertisement18 1931-03-14 23 HILLMAN^ CARS PRICES GREATLY REDUCED LEADER IN BRITISH (Medium Priced) CARS Straits Motor Garage, 41, orchard road, Singapore.18 words
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Article583 1931-03-14 24 THE PRETENDER" OF FRANCE. BOURBONS HOPING TO SEIZE THRONE NEXT YEAR. Tan*. A coop d'etat to niton the Bourbons to the Throne of France m iu.>2 is predicted by the Duchesse de Guise wife the Pretender to the French Throne. "Our hopes arc growing steadily brighter," the Duchess explained to583 words
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Article375 1931-03-14 24 "A definition of business efficiency which is comprehensive is not easy to formulate," writes Mr. S. C. Adams m the "Yorkshire Post." "We shall. however, cover the field it we state it as being that condition of business organisation which eliminates waste m all its375 words
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Advertisement229 1931-03-14 24 l 1 NERVOUS i^Pltl EXHAUS TION HIS BLOOD NEEDS OXYGEN! In all nervous derangements, impoverished blood is at the root of the trouble. Nervous exhaustion, neuresthenia, debility, neuralgia, result from malnutrition of the nerves, and mean I that the blood is lacking m those elements which j feed the nerves229 words
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Article1670 1931-03-14 25 Special to Tr.s Malayan Saturday Post." Copyright. London, Feb. 12, iq;,i. A MODERN COMIC OPERA. thirty-sixth day of the (Inctiun of "The Beggar's Opera," I hundred years ago, John Gay had tte d tlw tllcll extraordinary sum of The play ran for sixty-two ip, When produced at the1,670 words
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Advertisement412 1931-03-14 25 AGE 16 TO 4S7T ■P^i| I WANT YOU^^ liw^.' P^PBB P& .iu.ili(v f..r Jii.l ..Wain ►.••kml HHhL'%l rCr^^^^^ n#-< ti. in hririKS us m t- h with all j '^^^^'^^Bl s^^^e^d* 4. fhr l)l ""l >l v>rs 'I'" 1 1 althouuh we #&/7..\ tf^T^l^^^' 1 not <i'"*"" k w lk412 words
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Advertisement108 1931-03-14 26 Raisins, Nuts and Chocolate. fi^V Mrl^^ >VL Tliis i- the mv Valencia *^;^^S .w\| tr/fIL/C There an man> varieties of Jfl l^xvl l^v Fry's Cartet Chocolate to suit j^ all tastes plain or milk, with I^V or without nuts or raisins. y^T^j &H l^t|^) The handy hygienic carton >»w vA108 words
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Advertisement269 1931-03-14 26 I HAVE YOU TRIED I "HORSE BRAND" COFFEF |the drink par excellence? I f A CUP OF IT IS ENOUGH TO »^?VS3 DRVE AWAY THAT L*2V f'?>wS AND DROWSY FEELING I B&sJPM WHICH AT TIVES CVE R I WC^W; TAKESYOUINVOURWOhK I S^iS« Obtainable Everywhere KB) I The Asiatic Coffee Manufacturing269 words
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Article, Illustration27 1931-03-14 27 The beautiful carved dragon steps leading to "The Temple of Heaven, Pe.ping. ZZt Chiang Kai-shek (centre) m conference with the Officers of the 20th Division from Shantung.27 words
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Article, Illustration22 1931-03-14 28 PERFORMING WITH MADAM KfcLVtYS TALENTED PUPILS AT RAFFLES HOTEL Commencing April 13, at Tea and Dinner Darces. Admission22 words
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Advertisement188 1931-03-14 29 Switch off occasionally! IW I rue enough, too much tannin, the drug found /m our ordinary mealtime drink, upsets the nerves and digestion, j That doesn't mean, though, we need give It LJMNMB up entirely. Just be moderate! |^^H Switch off once or twice a day to Postum for P^^^H188 words
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Advertisement202 1931-03-14 29 spare I THE fIAWORJpOli t THE DUN p^LAVOR Makes good food better— plain food delicious. Improve th« flavor and you improve the food. AJI-NO-MOTO, the Oriental super-seasoning, Is asi hitcraational aid to cooking. It is unique m thai H fives to every dish a mellow persuasive flavor otherwise OMttalaable. Sisply202 words
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Advertisement247 1931-03-14 30 I l\ fc^^ff weakness! fh\Xu debilitJ iCJ AMEM I A te^^bESCHIENS 'Syrupl Ijj U.\ of Haemoylobin I Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radial remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. I Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc! I LATEST MODEL 1247 words
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Advertisement155 1931-03-14 31 t .> "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES";? Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT" <• $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. Sincere's "Special Hair Cretm" Large Size 50 cents per bottle X or $5 per dozen. Small Size 35 cents per bottle J X or $3.50 per dozen. X SINCERE DISPENSARY* LIMITED, SINGAPORE. •> Wholesalers155 words
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Advertisement479 1931-03-14 32 \J SEE IT I TO -DA V j THE LATEST AUSTIN 7 CAR. Many ffew Improvement* PRICE LAECEE PETEOL TANM IMKJW PNEUMATIC tiniOLSTEEY LAE6EE BODY *i«* a A *%m* ssrrssrsL. TOI)MK $1 250 NEW TYPE BONNET SSS"*"" SALOON $1f395.l f 395. I BORNEO MOTORS LTD. SINCAPOBE. FENANC. IPOH, KUALA LUMPUB,479 words
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Article, Illustration50 1931-03-14 33 Mr Cheong Koon Seng who has been appointed a Municipal Commissioner was entertained at a Tea Party given m his honour by the City Club at the residence of the President of the Club Mr. Chia Keng Tye. The above photograph was taken on the occasion.50 words
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Article, Illustration27 1931-03-14 33 T^^^^^^^^^K^MhTTthodist Tamil Church, was entertained .it a farewell dinner by the lo.nl Ceylonese on the eve of his departure on transfer 10 Seremban27 words
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Article, Illustration30 1931-03-14 33 THE "MERRILADS" AT MR. LEE PANG SOO' S PARTY AT MANDALAY VILLA, KATONG, ON 22ND FEBRUARY, 1931. SiTviSpliS". Mr Ch" B «k L«. ,h, Pr-Mtnt. I. not I. Or. »,n.30 words
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Article, Illustration26 1931-03-14 34 Photograph taken at a Tea Party held on 28th February by the members o. Singapore ""^^JJ™"^ ''^^ilcTZZ recreation grounds.26 words
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Article, Illustration17 1931-03-14 34 Snapshots ct spectator, at the replay ot the Final between Frast-r NvJvr Ltu^a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^17 words
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68 1931-03-14 36 Amsterdam. Mar. to. Ti Dutch RuMk.t Committee is very Itticeni with repard to the proceedings m Loadofl bnt, according to the Handlesbhd, it is btKcvcd that a ■cfaetne has !>een adopted, bated on the Maxwell proposals, which m the course of the next68 words
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Article112 1931-03-14 36 HOME SECRETARY'S CONFERENCE WITH JUDGES. London, Mar. 8. The Home Secretary- has decided he 5s unable to discover grounds for interfering with the execution of Rouse on Tuesday at Bedford gaol. This reply -settles his fate. London, Mar. 10. Alfred Arthur Rouse who was found jruilty of the112 words
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Article539 1931-03-14 36 London, Mar 7. Great Britain has been experiencing very cold weather since the beginning of the week. The month of March began with heavy snowfalls, bitter east winds have since persisted and yesterday the country was swept by a blizzard which caused great damage all round539 words
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Article84 1931-03-14 36 Paris, Mar. 8. As the result of misunderstanding his sergeant's orders, a young Senegalese soldier m garrison near Rochefort lost both feet. He stood stiffly to attention m one place for three hours on a bitterly cold February night instead of parading up and down m the84 words
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Article83 1931-03-14 36 OCCUPANTS' NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH. Berlin Mar. 8. Nine people m a I.uft-llansa aeroplane narn vlv escaped death when tlieir machine was forced to land m Dutch territory. The air liner was flyint; from Amsterdam t<> Hanover with 'he passengers and a crew oi four when83 words
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164 1931-03-14 36 CHANCELLOR'S TASK. London, Mar. 9. Whoever presents the budget, some time early m April and it is not yet certain whether Mr. Snow den will be sufficiently well to do so— he will probably have to provide for expenditure for all purposes of over For ordinary expenditure164 words
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Article111 1931-03-14 36 Paris, Mar. S. The Chamber of Deputies, after a long and stormy debate, decided to re-open for gambling the Casino at Enghien, the official thermal station, which has been closed for ten years m order to protect clerks and midinettes from squandering their money. Kn^hien is within111 words
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Article149 1931-03-14 36 Port Louis, Ma A seventy mile an hour vc companied by torrential rain, th jrst hurricane for twenty years, nvej ver Mauritius on Thursday and a re ncued yesterday. The d^ roll hitherto is only ten but thou* Is are homeless. Huts and trees 1 been149 words
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105 1931-03-14 36 New York, Mar. 10. An improvement m international I financial conditions is forecast by a leading banker quoted by the New York Times." He predicts resumption of foreign financing within sixty days, this opinion being based on the nuiked improvement m conditions abroad > to gether105 words
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Article1533 1931-03-14 37 OVICB AND REWARD wing sermon was preached m j^, Cathedral by the Rev. K. J. 1 .!>., Professor of New Testa- j. N m King's College, Lon- aIU hvbendary of Chich ester. i£doo of heaven is like unto a is an householder, which went an i!M ar \y1,533 words
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Article679 1931-03-14 38 SHAME AND SHAMELESSNESS. w___ The Soul's Recovery. In the Jvden narrative Wt HI U>ld that when the man aud hi> wife had IfHimUMcri Urn commandment of God j they hid thenischo lioin Him, seeking refuge ÜBOBfI the trees of the garden. The condemnation pronounced by conscience was679 words
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Article705 1931-03-14 38 Love His Interests. Ask Jesus to enliven you with His spirit of zeal for the salvation of souls. Promise Him to l>e henceforward, openly. His friend, the friend of souls, and consequently friend of the Cross. Kntreat Him to communicate to you the sentiments of His Divine705 words
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Article206 1931-03-14 38 Why does my child catch > v colds?" is a question which i w orried mother asks herself. She him well \\rapi>ed up, f ee ds J and watches him carefully. Ye OOmcs ftloqg and s} )e dread* m that it might turn to somethn J Vet206 words
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1280 1931-03-14 39 n r Alfred Adler, of Vienna, gave an I lecture on The Meaning t lo the London branch of the ■Lrii i:i-nal Society for Individual ,at University College. Few Hkcturci- from the Continent on this I bjea iave be€D able cx P ress them1,280 words
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