Malayan Saturday Post, 11 July 1931
1931-07-11
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Article589 1931-07-11 3 WIT AND HUMOUR A man walked inU> a butcher's shop, and pointing to a succulent steak on the counter, inquired if it was tender. "Tender?" said -the butcher. "It's us tender a> a women's heart." "Is that so'" replied the customer. "Then give nit a pound of sausages." "Do you589 words
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Advertisement259 1931-07-11 3 B<Wsaaa*Z^ Drink Milk at Its B? "JT^n creamiest and pnrest. ■UQJCflin! Whenever yon need ■P^^rUl good and reliable |fl Milk, isc DABICOLD. K^BKjd DABIWOLB Milk Is LiilSll offered f yon on a guarantee to satisfy or return basis SOLE AGESTS: FA. SAETfIoLOMEIISZ LTD 3 A. Baffles Oaay. Singapore. oNo 11-K259 words
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Advertisement158 1931-07-11 3 "SWIFTSORE' CROSSWORD PUZZLE DICTIONARY By Granville M. 0 Hara. Price: $1.50 per copy* (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED) POINTED 8? PUBLISHED BY PETIR CHONC 8 CO., OBTAINABLE FtOM ALL BOOK* SBLLBts Titduciotrr MALAYA. WEE BROS. UNDERTAKERS Monumental Masons and Marblt Merchants, No. 165, SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE. Tel. No. 3369. FRESH FLORAL WREATHS158 words
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Article227 1931-07-11 4 POPE'S SEVERE ENCYCLICAL CRITICISM. Vatican City, July 4. Signoi Mnsaohni himself is indicted 111 all but name and tlie Paaciat «»uth is* 1 Condemned a> illicit 111 a vigOfOUS eiic>xlical w herein the Pope in detail ilefeiids the disbanded Catholic Action 1 Organisation. The l'ontin declares the charges227 words
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Article58 1931-07-11 4 ARRANGED FOR THE OVAL AND MANCHESTER. London, July 7. The New Zealand cricketers who travelled 13,000 miles to play a solitary "test," made such Wrave showing in the game on June 27 that the cricket IJoard of Control has arranged two more tests at the Oval on58 words
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Article298 1931-07-11 4 Simla, Juee The Viceroy, Lord Williugdon, received, tins afternoon, at the Simla V.M.C.A., an illuminated address presented on behalf of the National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations of Canada, adopted at Niagara Falls, expressing the *ense of loss at his departure from Canada, and gratitude298 words
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Article110 1931-07-11 4 EUROPEAN RECORD FOR TOWED FLIGHT. London, June 25. The possibility >f aerial "trains" has I. ecu brought nearer l>> the latest achievement of Herr Kronteld, an Austrian KHder pilot, who arrived at the London Air Park, Hanworfß] :bi> afternoon, after being lowed by J aeroplane over110 words
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Advertisement307 1931-07-11 4 SCHOOL BOOKS. School Algebra by Crackney 14.05 Macaulays Literary Esaaya i.ao Key to the above *ji Tatorial Arithmetic by Workman j.51 Key to tbe above 351 School Arithmetic by H. S. Rail igPirst Comae in Hygiene (T.P.) a. New Regional Goegraphy By Brook* 405 Ble. Tnguometry by H. K. a.307 words
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Advertisement175 1931-07-11 4 Xv ALH4MBRA shortly I BUSTER KEATON I ARLOUR BEDROOM BATH I H CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. RKGIN4I.O DEN%IY. CUFF FDW4RDS .^^ito^. Rh fl v Rfl 1 l^3f I PLAYED IN LONDON ROMEO IN VaJAMAS" YOU'LL LAUGH TILL IT HURTS AT BUSTERS HILARIOUS MISADVENTURES IN ROMANCE! A DOZEN MAIDEMS WAITING FOR HIS CAVEMAN175 words
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Article1816 1931-07-11 5 THE CATHEDRAL CHAPLAINCY. following is the text of the in the Cathedral controversy s arrived at by the Bishop of and approved by the ArchCanterbury •i. Bishop of Singai>ore and eight of teen members of the Cathedral lial Church Council have appealed h Grace the Archbishop of1,816 words
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Advertisement40 1931-07-11 5 [clearance A LIMITED AMOUNT OF GRAMOPHONE RECORDS WILL 8E ON SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES as from July 5. CALL EARLY FOR SAME. J I Mong lint 8 Company. J 97 99 No* BH*. S,n o apo r e. PHone^o^j!!40 words
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Advertisement444 1931-07-11 6 m ft?P^<\ TAKfS GREAT PRIDE IN I'KIMMIX, MARLENE DIETRICH IN CBENNO VIGNY'S NOVEL AMY JOLLY" WITH i GARY (OOFES find jM W ADOLPHE MENJOt J |R. 5 *gJfrii .^LI Bsa^^ kr L^K^kw NOW SHOWING AT THE CAPITOL. IF IT'S A PABAMOI NT HOWE IT'S THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN I444 words
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Advertisement104 1931-07-11 6 v Fi>^ 4 D f J I) 0 1 >^ Jim N F W v e/<1 n c s <-:' x ?f|| c N VIJF£ to av-w r\ a r i/ A /Vl fiOLi? AGSSTB N Naina Mohamed Sons Singapore Koala I umpur. 1 ■ii-^^L. Bj^Cff wS Jgr- '^J MELTROPE104 words
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Article, Illustration56 1931-07-11 7 M>. C. Htnnigan, Commissioner of Police F.M.S., who has heen in the police force tor 29 years is retiring rext week. He bade farewell to the torce at I parade held at Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday. Mr. Hannigan is seen in56 words
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Article, Illustration16 1931-07-11 7 The K.A. S.C.C. Team. Spectators at the match.16 words
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Article, Illustration82 1931-07-11 8 Photograph of some of those present at the farewell function given to Mr. T. Naraindas, J.P., last Sunday. Mr. Naraindas. is seen in the centre wearing garland. An account of the function will be found on page 19. Photograph taken at the "At Home"82 words
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Advertisement267 1931-07-11 9 M_ A A A A A A A A A A. A. A A A A. A A A A A A A A A A A A A V%' V%• V VVVVV V V V\* V VV%* V V ZZake If our doctor's Zip L T v^Mli illlivL 0^267 words
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Article2194 1931-07-11 10 BRITAINS BID FOR AIR RECORD. ROMANCE OF KING HUSSEIN. ROTARIANS' VISIT TO ENGLAND THE BEAUTY OF ST. JAMES* PARK London, June 5, u>w A Long Distance Flight. The pilots have now been chosen for the new Hir.ixh itteir.pt to achieve •> .world record in a straight-line non-stop2,194 words
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Advertisement90 1931-07-11 10 Aii Egyptian Holiday li;iml home on tin IY< *i<l<nt Liners v ia Sihv and enjo\ a three dm liolida> in I ;^\|)t. Ye(. ><m lo*e no time euroule. l.«a\r Mdir Pn^idtMil Liner at Siie/ and motor to < aim. The Third l)a\ rejoin the sinw ihip at Alexandria Make K«iypt90 words
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Article5092 1931-07-11 11 M. Erskine Fraser - M. Erskine Fraser OUR NEW SERIAL STORY: I VBGCHNVBJKBNKLMLNMLB INSTALMENT TWO. SYNOPSIS. and ANTHONY HERRING- arc the youngest representatives 4 id Liverpool shipping family. n tothef is dead, and they have j flight up by a rich, indifferent Anthony has just left Oxford, svs iu> inclination to earn5,092 words
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Advertisement135 1931-07-11 11 *^~^*J& inbid with thousands of glared tiles. II j s a triumph of decorafive aft and, in jX y 'Tl*"^j S M of being enenjited with the ■■'^v^ -:-S T^HE keynote of Eastern S^feSS '^^^S 'f though, to-day is progre.s. f :> >*p?y^ 1" every branch of endeavour j t^^SBH135 words
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Advertisement336 1931-07-11 12 f WooiwV sropf 1 ITlost of us, no doubt, over-indulge in our usual mealtime drink, which contains the drug *jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj|H tannin* Moderate amounts are not so harmful. But l^^^^^^l too much does cause headaches, indigestion and nervousness. Why not change off once or twice a day? I You'll really enjoy336 words
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Advertisement311 1931-07-11 12 No other flashlight gives 1 1 pßj^ "H I you the power. ..long life... A I J 1 I convenience dependabilBeware of imitations. In- "1-^^^^3B^B and flashlight battery. Ob- gQjj' Jj y [T^ T\l\\l\vM tamable from all first class H\|lll il'TI jrETI I, l"^" tVILIVLr\L/l MADE IN U.S.A. Flashlights Batteries311 words
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Article, Illustration49 1931-07-11 13 The "F Malay Company celebrated their 21st anniversary on 20thj U ne by holding a Miitary Tattoo. C. S. M. Rahmat bin Abbas (centre) who was responsible for the arrangements of the programme with those who took part in the Tattoo.49 words
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Article, Illustration31 1931-07-11 13 Photograph taken at the function held at Darul Taalaam Club in honour of the 8 men of the "g^f d lyes were31 words
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Article, Illustration69 1931-07-11 14 Interested spectators. Left to right Mrs. Oldfield, Mrs. M. R. Holgate. Mrs. R. Walker. Watching the sports. Lett to right:— Mr. M. R. Hclgate. Mrs. C Scott, Mrs. G. C. Davies. Mr. M. B. Shelley. The Malay schools gave a fine display of drills. /inners of the Tugot-War69 words
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Advertisement80 1931-07-11 15 n 9^Wl^\M different H •The cream of speed-the foam at a ship's bows, dies down as she enters port high r wt.-^^^ i! h hisky to thoM who can discriminate. Sols A g**ts ROBINSON CO., LTD. „M~, APORF. KUALA LUMPUR. Correctly Made OF SOUND WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED TEAK80 words
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Advertisement213 1931-07-11 15 I .77 pleasing 7) rink also a Qrand ZZonic Fresh Orange Squash cuts down the i-cre^'j common human hazard of "slippmg", U JJJ^ I physically. Drink it regularly-you will feel better, I Snk faster, enjoy increased capacty. recapture confidence in your own ability, and be pnmed to do the <Uiy's213 words
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Advertisement93 1931-07-11 16 WAH HENG COJ K (PHOTO STORES) 5. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j Stockists of Materials for Jfrtists arid J9rt Students JtA^jt^. I kroma > Artist's Oil Water Colours j Artists' Brushes Greyhound Pastels Students' Colours Showcard Colour Brushes Artists' Prepared Canvas j Q j Phone Telegrams: J7445. "PHOTOSTORE SINGAPORE' i l\93 words
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Article520 1931-07-11 17 Quiz - Quiz Being Smiles of the Week. I By vl *ins one world's champion f O l official evasion of unofficial -•neiiess B U "there's a time coming." Who uncil Reform? In lx>th Colony M.S.! It'x at hand, gentlemen. 1.. U.K. deddd to "open up" thing*. mocent People Detained," read520 words
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Article188 1931-07-11 17 London, July I. No fewer than 357 recommendations are made l>y the Royal Commission on Labour in India. The Commission was under the Chairmanship of the exSpeaker, Mr. J. H. Whitley, and consisted of six Britons and Six Indians. Most of the recommendations in the report,188 words
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Advertisement116 1931-07-11 17 4| Balloons mean more trips I] lovver cohI», hence more V— _S^^H 1 profit, greater protection to S^ load and truck mechanism, '^> •.-'1 A^^KBs£^[ JwJi cMI I Si jA A^^^^^^^^^^k. The new Truck and Bus Balloon Tyre by Goodyear is creating a new era in the field of motor116 words
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Article518 1931-07-11 18 WHERE WIVES FORBID MEN TO WORK. DIVORCE BY SAYING "GO" THREE TIMES. ARMED WOMEN. Mystery Nation of the "Virgins." Tw<» of the moil remarkable nations in the uoild "The Nation of the Virgins ;iml "The Blue-Eyed OsseHans" live within a couple of days' flight of London, and yet their existence518 words
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Article403 1931-07-11 18 CHIEF JUSTICE'S COMMENTS. Tlic successful appeal of William Wallace against his conviction for the murder of his wife, in Liverpool, may, in some respects, l>e regarded as without precedent, particularly the prayers offered up in the Liverpool Cathedral on Sunday, on his behalf. This is only the second403 words
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Article97 1931-07-11 18 WANTS GERMANY'S TWO I DEUTSCHLANDS." 1 l J aris, July 1 The >cnau- by tbg votes to |5 M the Nl] authorising credits 1 Na\ai building programme o i I nd "933 follows the lead or :J Chamber in •cctptm^ the Capital Shi?H Pnadpk only, pending a97 words
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44 1931-07-11 18 Toronto, Ju-v Th« hottest pbmrajoa day record WJM marked by a death roll of tf*9 fhrooghoot the Province, faulted beinc drowned wb« bathing. A temp tit* 1 0* one hundred decrees was rec ted* IOBH districts.44 words
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Advertisement81 1931-07-11 18 HE THINKS HE WILL LIVE FOREVER j I Those who disregard (he advantages of a PRUDENTIAL j j POLICY as a haven of security for reclining years are flouting the uncertainty of life. The security of protection j for your dependents— provision for old age -education for your children— makes81 words
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Article637 1931-07-11 19 FAREWELL TO MR. T. NARAINDAS aas a great gathering of friends T. Naraindas, J.P., last Sunday Alkali's Bungalow to bid him The guests included EuroM lv Indians, Arabs, Chinese and The bungalow was beautiLjjy decorattd and music parties were L ittendancc througho-tt the day. At c presentation of a gold637 words
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Article179 1931-07-11 19 RED EFFORTS TO FOSTER A REVOLUTION. I Reuters Service.] Madrid, July o. The strike fever is spreading throughout Spain as a result of the efforts of the Communist National Confederation of Workers which is seeking to create a revolution by labour troubles. Telephonists are striking to-day all179 words
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Article298 1931-07-11 19 TWO DOUBLE CENTURIES IN VARSITY ENCOUNTER. [Reuters Service.] London, July 8. Oxford beat Cambridge by eight wickets. Cambridge 3*5 and I 2 Oxford 453 for 8 dec. and 55 for 2 In Cambridge's first innings Ratcliffe scored 201 and Scott took six wickets for 64 runs. In298 words
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Article89 1931-07-11 19 [Reuters Service] Kiel, July 4For the first time since July, 19M1 British warships are visiting Germany. The event recalls the farewell signal hoittcd by the Hritish Fleet when it 1 steamed ovt of harbour then "Friendt in the past, friends evermore." When the cruisers Norfolk and89 words
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Advertisement81 1931-07-11 19 m\ \m\ i pß^^Bfj^y^ 11^ certain action ti—P^^Kf-p-tji^^J^ is ensured by their immediate disintegration BnlJ(QT~^^^r^ when immersed in water. With inferior subdisintegration occurs, or that it only occurs after some time. Furthermore, such substitutes are very liable to cause disorders of the y^d^frjp^W^KrJ digestive organs. Therefore when suffer- >@^»H^9i ing81 words
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352 1931-07-11 20 The Malayan Saturday Post THE TEMPORARY ALLOWANCES. 3ul? tl, 1931. The report of the Commission Temporary Allowances has been i^uedl at last too late to have any effect upon I official policy, which has already beea declared in the 50 per cent, reduction. Tha.t the Government should have untj* eiputed352 words
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Advertisement68 1931-07-11 20 2 I I w jFjtit '^^B^Bk'fT .^i I r c/^er/ect crocket c/acrcet j t ?T*y& C>4PSTj4N JVaiJyCut J i r Cigarettes are now fiacfLed- 1 r zw cartons containing 8 -J L Cigarettes to ensure that J r ofmoders oktain tke Genuine A &PST)4N in good condition 1 i L68 words
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Advertisement25 1931-07-11 20 Sore ThroatTj FORMAMINT The Germ-killing Throat tablet conquers Sore Throat and prevents infectious disease*, such as Influenza, Diphtheria, etc. At all Cht-n sit and Store25 words
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Article339 1931-07-11 21 I v Monday's Legislative Council *1 lleiicy ttn Governor frankly [T. luit Mr. Nixon's plea for the producers had impressed him, 1 lit- would consider their petilelief, especially with regard l]ir rents, with an open mind. This deputy had a few months mnounced that nothing could be339 words
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Article356 1931-07-11 21 REASURY EXPERTS TO CONFER IN LONDON. [Reuters Service] Paris, July 7Sihc Government has accepted the itiifa proposal for a meeting in LonD next week comprising Treasury exrts to settle details of the application the moratorium. Berlin, July lI'rtsident Hindenburg has telegraph|t<» Mr. Hoover thanking him and the lencan356 words
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Article66 1931-07-11 21 [Reuters Service.] London, July 9The Reichsbank President Hcrr Luther arrived at Croydon by air to submit a proposal to British banks, particularly the Bank of England for a loan of ,£50,000,000 for Germany, which it is essential to receive promptly. Afterwards he entrained for the continent in66 words
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Article47 1931-07-11 21 [R eutc's Service.] Washington, July 9. Mr. Castle, Acting Secretary of State, states that it has t>een diplomatically made clear that the moratorium is now morally in force and hence Germany will not be required to make the payments due on July 15th.47 words
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Article123 1931-07-11 21 [Reuters Service] Kaye Eton, interviewed by Reutcr telephonically at Gardone frotn London said the establishment of the new record was very easy. He had been experimenting with different sizes of propellors since the engine had been remodelled and he had now struck the best combination of123 words
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Article250 1931-07-11 21 I don't know where sonny gets his temper from," says many a mother. Sometimes she will add, with a meaning looking at hubby "not from my side of the family, I'm sure." And if the truth were known, not from either side of the family. Tantrums" are merely a250 words
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Article49 1931-07-11 21 [Reuters Service.] Wasliington, July 9. The severity of the world-wide economic depression is strikingly indicated fr the United States Trade figures for Jam which give Exports at I****" 0 "T Imports at %l9ofiOOfiOo compared wOh $3,0,000.000 and frfl/W" 1 reii|>eC lively for June of last year.49 words
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Advertisement84 1931-07-11 21 THEY'RE BUILT THAT WAY! IF THEIR BONNETS WERE ALL RIVETTED DOWN, PROVIDING PROVISION WERE MADE FOR PERIODIC ADDITION OF ENGINE OIL, IT WOULD HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON THE FAMOUS AUSTINS YEAR IN, YEAR OUT, THEY STAND UP TO THE MOST HEART-BREAKING TREATMENT WITHOUT ATTENTION. LOOK THEM OVER AT BORNEO MOTORS84 words
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Article942 1931-07-11 22 [Reuters Service.] Tokyo, July 4. It it> reported that 130 Chines were killed or injured in the anti-Chinese rioting at 1 'in^yang throughout the night. The rioting lasted from nine o'clock last night until four o'clock this morning, the city being in a pandemonium for seven942 words
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104 1931-07-11 22 GERMAN AVIATORS' FATE h UNCERTAIN. [Renter's Service. J Shanghai, July S. The mail-carrymg Junkers |)lane of the Eurasia Corporation, whose service connects Nanking and Berlin is reported to have been captured by Mongolians. The fate of the two German pilots is unknown. It is believed104 words
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Article115 1931-07-11 22 SI NO-CUBAN AGREEMENT SIGNED. [Renter's Service.] Nanking, July 8. A draft agreement for the establishment of a large scale sugar refinery at Shanghai by Sno-Cuboa interests has been signed, according to an announce- B1 ment by the Minister of Industry, M'-l| H. H. Runs:, who stages the pro-lj115 words
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Article299 1931-07-11 22 H The condition of your blcxxl i« A I L< 4S I condition of poor health. That is %in I contmvertibk- fact. The blood st:- tain |B and diMMC can retain no ioot-holl j n j I perfectly healthy blood stream. I Though i299 words
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Advertisement221 1931-07-11 22 \ANO"CR£ (BLOOD CREATOR) I ANAEMIA! I That ured ImUcm feeling, lack of vitality and general debility i» l_,j^| SMAU CO 7C I c««Md »v impoverishment of the blood, more frequently known as j O~~¥|H& BOTTU 6.1 Ji I Anaemia. Rut no longer Mtd the srourpe of this <listressing and »j221 words
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Article977 1931-07-11 23 ARGUS - ARGUS A MALAYAN REVIEW BY ippened at the Ansoo Road B ast evening? lam writing B the meeting of Singapore and M in Malaya Cup soccer match, Mm -::u to be rash in assum- the result was. The Singapore By hardly one to inspire Absolute if977 words
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Advertisement278 1931-07-11 23 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE «N FORCE OVER $38,000,000. t I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j X (Incorporated in Straits vSbttt.kments). J B HE'^D OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. B The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies278 words
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Article269 1931-07-11 24 GOD'S PURPOSE IN GIVING IT TO US. t f In his "Diocesan Chronicle" for i May, the Bishop of Chelmsford (Dr. j Wilson) writes: "Whit-Sunday falls on May 24th and t Lhis day is also Kinpire Day. The coin- Hdence of these two dates suggests269 words
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Article, Illustration668 1931-07-11 24 Li. Gen. Lord Baden Powell of Gilwell - Li. Gen. Lord Baden Powell of Gilwell). A SCOUT FORM OF HARE AND HOUNDS. FVMGMDLF;KH;DK;, The present British Ifiiritttt for Education i» very much interested in Boy Scouts ami I HMeillbef meeting him once, years ago, when t he movement had just started He told me668 words
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Article176 1931-07-11 24 1 Hector MacQuarrie and Dick Ifaft thews, the New Zealanders who left t London on February 23rd in theif Austin Seven— "Emily II"— on -re second half of the tour round the world, arrived at Quetta, India, on May 16th. Many obstacles were encountered during the176 words
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Advertisement107 1931-07-11 24 \a%i never buy a new shoe for one foot JL If one of your shoes wears out faster than the other you never buy just one shoe. You always buy a pair. JM IzN But when a tyre wears j^Q| X out some people still buy i7A "7/tuJB KlH^ E£dcß[JJ/&107 words
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Advertisement115 1931-07-11 25 TLJI DIT |^P Dl /Vlmp* Jfi[ 111 You use a razor of this type? Then PROBAK Blades will Zh^u fit it. PROBAK— the better blades the blades that cannot X vary because they are made from an endless ribbon of steel, J ground, honed and finished in one continuous operation.115 words
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Advertisement266 1931-07-11 26 PROF. DR. WOLf -EISNER'S Santuben Tuberculine Preparations. FOR THz SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS. HOSPITAL TESTS. These are used now in all leading Hospitals in the Work. It is a very simple and safe way of dealing with Tuberculosis Twenty years' experience in over 18,090 cases. (3e<> Lv*o*t t >vie If,266 words
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Article, Illustration196 1931-07-11 27 FASHIONABLE EVENT AT ST. MARK'S CHURCH, SEREMBAN. The wedding ot Mr. Lharles Richard McCoy of the tutorial staff of the Anglo-Chinese School, Seremban, and Miss Gladys Muriel Edmonds on the staff of the same school, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edmonds J P. popular residentsMiyazaki Bros - 196 words
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Article, Illustration106 1931-07-11 28 'MALAYA 1 CUP MATCH BETWEEN JOHORE AND NEGRI SEMBILAN. 5.877 MILES FROM LONDON: Out photograph shows the London Sign Post a few miles outside Quetta, India. EMILY II IN INDIA. Hector MacQuarrie with two Arab Desert Soldiers outside the Fort ess v Rookbah Wells, halfway across the Lybian Desert between106 words
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Advertisement272 1931-07-11 29 fWestcloK Guardians of Sleep TT7HHN you wind and set your T V Big Ben, there is peace of mind in the assurance that you will be called exactly at the desired time. You relax, get a good night's sleep then, a punctual start for the day. Westclox, faithful guardians of272 words
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Advertisement140 1931-07-11 29 Kaisins, Nurs and Chi»colate. Jr^y M,^&*\ |1 A delicious combination \\^H**""k >; Il»i> t N \\n- mv Valencia l un fiwzOv Hun- arc mjn\ varieties of E_B_\ \fi H—^V Fry's C'.jrttt Chocolate fi> suit ____^^_H__3_\ vH________H_f all i.i-t, plain or milk, with __^^^___l K/fl B\ v_ or without nuts or140 words
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Advertisement137 1931-07-11 30 rvvvv v v v v v v v v v v <••!• a.» I "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES, 1 Dr. Winkler's "DIABETON|>I ;> $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen 1 *3a^l XSincere's "Special Hair Cream- •> Large Size 60 cents per bottle 9 or $6 per dozen. m Small Size137 words
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Article677 1931-07-11 31 MECHANISATION. TRANSFORMED BY TRIUMPH OF Germany and the Germans/ by Kugen Diesel; translated l>> W. D. KobaoO-Scott (Macinillauj Hut even so well-informed a writer as Bert Dieael (a son, we believe, of the famous inventor of the Diesel engine) doea not attempt in his singularly impartial survey677 words
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Advertisement121 1931-07-11 31 OiQuick! I SiSii Stop that cou9h! I KlliJ Break that cold! I At the first symptom nary cod liver oil for it combines with I I of a chill or sore throat-take Water- the latter other nutritive and energy- I I bury's Compound red wrapper. It making ingredients. Tasteless... odour-121 words
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Advertisement301 1931-07-11 32 THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE WILL BE THE NEW AUSTIN TWELVE SIX! JUST ARRIVED. ARRANGE A DEMONSTRATION RUN j Worth "Waiting for price $2350 Saloon i BORNEO MOTORS Ltd. SINGAPORE. PENANG, TAIPING, IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, SEMEMBAN, MALACCA, HADD YAI. 1 Estate Trust Agencies I (1927) Limited. I A TRUST COMPANY301 words
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Advertisement178 1931-07-11 32 Malarial Debility f LIKE a shadow of menace 4 malarial debility is hovering over every inhabitant ot hot countries. I Only tin.) often this slow, unostentatious danger is overlooked; <mcc the parasites have been conquered by quinine, the patient regards himself at cured, but the battle ha? only iust started.178 words
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Article, Illustration117 1931-07-11 33 Inche Mohamed Rouse bin Chee. Ex-Oftice Assistant, Resident Councillor's Office, Penang, who was on Ist July, 1931 awarded the Certificate of Honour for long and valuable service to ;he Government of the Straits Settlements. He also acted as District Officer, Nibong Tebal, for IJ117 words
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Article, Illustration96 1931-07-11 34 Marlene Dietrich Appearing in Morocco at the Capitol. A Gary Cooper Appeanng in the Paramount Super "Morocco" a. the Capitol. The rew Sepoy Lines Golf Club House which will be offida cpened this ar'.ernoon. Tiorg Bahru. off Outram Road, which until recently WU covered with squatters houses has been cleared96 words
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Article, Illustration1685 1931-07-11 36 WENDY S LITTLE DRESS MAKERS. A Pretty Embroidered Pochette. A Wendy >^ir] wants to make a canvas pochette embroidered with raffia OT wool; so ihis week we'll see how to •et alxrnt it The pochette illustrated Jrtbs worked in orange and I>eipe raffia, but of course you1,685 words
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Article708 1931-07-11 37 DISC OURAGEMENT LIFE S LONG STRUGGLE XI i Boon Of Failure strain, M nol oi entire ;C s many a man as he faces cannot disown, Few are done the philosophy of v insisted that if we could the order of the Universe s and this to be the be*708 words
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Article1318 1931-07-11 37 By The Rev. T. P. STEVENS, Vicar of Grove Park, Kent. 11 Youth is asking questions." So we are told by people who love generalizations, but, as a matter of fact, youth is doing nothing of the kind. 1 Some poung i>eople are asking questions about1,318 words
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Article1826 1931-07-11 38 The toll. »\\in- KfUMM WSI preached at the Ordination in St. Paul's Cathedral by the Masta of -he Temple, the Rev S C. Carpentef \> my Fathei hath sent me. even so wnd I yon. And when he had said this, he breathed on them, and said, Receive1,826 words
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Advertisement63 1931-07-11 38 WING YIK REMOVED TO 96, Soutb Bridge Roi Singapore. THE "CHINA JADE HOIS Wholesale and Retail RIGHT PRICES CORRECT GO For outstotion Customers Cm uith Order. t AUSTINS SPALDINGS I JEEN New and Latest Design L Tennis Backets Tpp Jost Arrived. \jSjjT GUf GUARANTEED. B V^ry reasonable prices. I I63 words
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Article1493 1931-07-11 39 I London, June 11, 193*1j KiUacken's decision, in his V t0 publish his '•Reminiscences*' Eu'llai! originally written and K4 for private circulation, while; X yet in a position to "see them Kgb'the press" himself, is a cause Engra' Nation alike to the author Ito the 1 'iiMic1,493 words
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