Malayan Saturday Post, 11 March 1933

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    40 1 PRICE 20 CENTS. THE MALAYAN Saturday Post C, 1 lmwim ■"■■ni* Mil M|l 111 l II II 111 lIIIMII I Proprietors: TMEL "MALAYA TRIBUNE" PREISS LTD I INCQgPQttAT-iO ir,THE STWAIT3 sTTttLjAhts VOL XI. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1933. NO. 24.
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      66 2 I THE jl I Malaya l J Tribune I Press 1 I Li mi ted. j 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. PRINTERS ;l OF THIS I PUBLICATION 8 The Malayan Saturday Post I THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT I undertakes:- ft I I Book Work, t Li r Catalogues, j Monthly Magazines,
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  • THE Malayan Saturday Post
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      8 1 THE Malayan Saturday Post SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1933.
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      Will He Come Back?
      12 1 The ex-Kaiser photographed m his garden at Doom.
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      ... Personalia... here and there in Malaya.
      607 1 Personalia... here and there in Malaya. Mr. F. F. King* baa arrived m Kuala Lumpur ftora Australia Mr. W. H. Din. more, Chief Justice, Kedah, goes on leave to-day, prior to ret ii em ent. Mr. AY. A. Macky, Meteorological Officer, Survey Department, F.M.S., has gone Home on leave preparatory
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        134 1 The "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST is owned and published by the Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. Communications regarding Articles and Illustrations should be addressed to THE EDITOR; regarding Subscriptions and Advertisements, to THE MANAGER. Articles, sketches and photographs submitted for consideration should be accompanied by stamped and addressed
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      ..Malayan Topics..
      778 2 commentary on current events. by the Editor. The Government is to he congratulated on the >« heme, made public on Monday, for a Straits Settlements Civil Service tor non-Europeans. It represents a welcome response to earnest demands made for years past on behalf ol educated Eurasian and Asiatic
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      The Traitors.
      25 2 (Specially drawn fot th* MS.P." by Duckworth.) Certain Chinese forces were reported a few days ago to have gone over to the enemy.
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      SPARKLES
      566 3 mirth without maii&' by Quiz Malaya, some people are realising at Last, is behind the times." A It isn't even Besok land, as sometimes suggested, but the Land ol Kelmmrin* The T.O.M.t "ver paragraph about restriction ol advertisement hoardings, iise^ the heading Cgly Singapore." That's another for the collection,
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      JUST TO AMUSE.
      276 3 "HAVE YOU HEARD THIS ONE?" If ever 1 make your daughter unhappy," said the ardent lover to his prospective father-in-law, may I suffer tortures 11 Don't worry," was the reply, she 9 see to that!" The teacher had asked a class of boys to draw a ship.
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      He Started it Himself!
      13 3 T*o Magicians who might Perform m the Same Act.
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      Malayan Sport
      745 4 2£^H eiole* ol Ihe wpek W^ b\ I cho Lall Singh bids fair to set a Malayan record tor- run-getting, tremendously ahead ol anything that has evei- been done before. Nowadays a century is for him no special effort but just ;i normal operation. He is helping himself."
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      98 4 Whatever male you steal all those sheepP" asked the magistrate. I don't know, >ir f replied the prisoner. 1 must have been woolgathering." Teacher "Why are you bo late, tommy r Tommy v Iho watch you gave me ;is (l prize for punctuality was slow* this morning, sir!" Innkeeper Yes.
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      The Mailed Fist of the Far East.
      26 4 (Specially drmwn for thc M.S.PC' hv DmCkwOfth.) Japan, with her Might is Right" policy, is ruthlessly appropriating Chinese territory.
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    • SPORTS NEWS AND PICTURES.
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        M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA.
        1396 7 Complete Record of Tour. The following is a complete record to date of matches played by the M.C.C. m Australia m the present tour FIRST MATCH v. W. AUSTRALIA. M.C.C. 334 for 8 wkts. dccl. (Nawab of Pataudi 166, Sntcliffe 54) and 15a for 2 wkts. Western
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        THE KING ON ICE SKATES.
        182 8 The King kai his first opportunity for ice skating m years during the cold spell tli is winter and he took advantage of it to enjoy the sport at Sandringhain. The ornamental lake m the grounds of the King's Norfolk home was frozen over for
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      LONDON... ..LETTER.
      2557 9 LONDON... ..LETTER. Wu tt ol lhe PWS v OL» COUNTRY WHY OUR AIRMEN WIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.} London, Feb, 14. Someone, at some time—probably when the world was young, lor great generals ot all periods -have known it remarked that battles are not won on battlefields. Nor, for that
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    • ..WOMAN'S.. ..VIEWPOINT.
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        A MAYFAIR NOTEBOOK.
        1115 11  -  London, Feb. 18. Private balls, held m honour of tbe debutante who is about to make her entrance into London society, are very nearly the only private ball- m which Mavfair indulge- nowadays. It takes the important occasion of a young lady's first sea.s (>n before her
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      TOOPICAL RECIPES.
      770 11  -  Marian (By A FAVOURITE SOUP. Boil half a cup macaroni m boiling salted water with a sliced onion thrown m till tender. Cook one cup sour milk till it turns a light brown then add a carrot, potato, celery, and onion cut into dice pieces and stir for
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      THEY BEAT BAD LUCK.
      102 12 Wheeling (Wesl Virginia. The thirteen members ol the "AntiSuperst I on Club," who held a meeting m i haunted house on the outskirts oi tbe city here an 1 violated every superstition they could think of, have emerged safe and sound from the ordeal. Now they
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      TOOK ONLY REVOLVER.
      51 12 Burglars Rob Valentino's Widow. Talma de Majorca. Burglars who entered the house oi Vtnie. "Nat neb a Rambowa, widow o( b'u'loli Valentino, heie, took nothing 1 ni B large revolver. It i- believed that a> the housebreakers left valuable jewels untouched their intention waa to obtain a
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        163 12 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST (Illustrated) 56-60, £nson Road, Singapor*. ADVERTISING RATES: Per month. On .ever (Front and Back). Full Page $100.00 Halt Page 50.00 1/3 Page 14.00 On Inside Cover, Pages II and 111. Full Page 90.00 Half Page 45.00 1/3 Page 31.00 Contracts for positions on cover minimum period
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        THE FIRST TALKIE PLAYER..
        636 13  -  Sidney Falkenberg HONOUR HELD BY UNA MERKEL. (By The firsi real talking picture actress has been discoyei ed. Until now, her light has been hidden under the fireworks that celebrated the introduction ol voice into motion pictures. The lady having tbe bonoUT ifl none other than
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        MANY MILES OF CLOTH.
        496 13 BEING USED IN DE MILLE FILM. Twenty-seven miles of cloth—silk, cotton, wool and linen— requiring the expert lerricei <»1 cutters and seamstresses over period of several weeks, went into tbe ancient lloman costumes used m "Tbe Sign of the Cross," Parmmount'a spectacular story of Nero's dissolute
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      WHERE THEY LIVE AND WHY.
      2682 14  -  Arthur Kempner The Homes of Famous Screen Stars. (By A port will Usually choOflC tg live on a mountain; an adventurous ,-oul v most contented when m view oi the broad ocean; a soldier usually likes wide vistas spreading before bim. By thou homes, m
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        156 15 Valued Books In Reduced Price. Usual Price. Now. "THK STONY OF THE WORLD'S LITERATURE" By John Macy (Fully Illustrated) 510 pages. $7-50 5-00 "THE LAST CRUISE OF THE SHANGHAI 91 By DeWitt Wells (Illustrated) 244 pages. $9-00 6-0) "BURMA AS I SAW IT" (1889-1917) 234 pages. By R. Grant Brown
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      THE WORLD AND ITS WAYS.
      129 16 A Lift— And A Car Kitchen Paved With Gold: The Best Boy— Blind. Here are tome ol the strange thingi m recent Dews iteiua Two men picked up Henry Grodecki m thru car sear Terryville, Connecticut, und gave lum lm to the ue\i town. Then
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      A "COOLIDGE" STAMP.
      75 16 A COOLIDGE STAMP. Postal Memorial To Famous President. The United State- Lost Office Department lias ordered the Bureau ot Engraving and Printing to prepare dies ior a 8-eent (ljd.) pottage stamp m memory of Mr. Calvin Coolidge, the former Cnited States President. The stain]) probably will be black and similar
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        201 16 WATCH |<^X lfc33 "WILD GIRL." tL A^m\mm^mmmm*^^^^^^^ iL il&fc*%- c^-^^^Hl i&* v i ")e'\» n 'CT^'^TrSßif^W^ *^'-*tK*3*fasffgKv '^^^*^^S^nbyy^^??sl'^H^^^H ***v^*v <*»* i^M**..*^^r/MkiM^Aj i fAflMrfk^j^^nßft^rf > 'M i /*Mrurffarjrr > flr > fe3hr&r/nt 'JX*feh* j /Mr*hJfcJTrJi^H>i^\v'lH^<c<''^v Charlec Farrell finds an altogether new type of heroine m Jom Bennett, opposite whom he plays
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      New Headquarters For S. S Volunteers
      16 17 New Headquarters For S. S Volunteers 'Pictorial Scenes at tde Gffieial Opening by Sir Qeeil Qlementi.)
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      TWO UNIQUE BASKET-BALL AND BOLLEY-BALL TEAMS IN SELANGOR.
      177 18 TWO UNIQUE BASKET-BALL AND BOLLEY-BALL TEAMS IN SELANGOR. The Selangor Chinese Women's Athletic Association volley ball team, which is the only one of its kind m Selangor. The Selangor Kwan Seng Girls' School basket ball team the only team ot its kind m Selangor. When these hockey teams of the
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      Kuala Lumpur Airmen Fly to Medan.
      100 20 Kuala Lumpur Airmen Fly to Medan. Mr. Mungo Park, a past Presi- dent of the Kuala Lumpur Fly- J ing Club, with Mr. R. G. H. I Wilshaw (on right), an amateur: I pilot, ile<v to Meaan on Satur- j j day last. They left Kuala] j Lumpur at 8
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        375 21 COMPETITORS m the current photographic competition will greatly enhance j their chances of winning a substantial PRIZE by using Cameras. j Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from J all photographic dealers. n ii 11 Choose a Zeiss 12 Cash Prizes 12 Ist Prize $25; 2nd Prize $10; and 10 Prizes
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      The Lemnian.
      6492 22  -  JOHN BUCHAN .Our Short Story. (BY Hi pushed the mai ad ks from hia lira ss v tb --alt, and hia eyea smarted tr vi the green-wood tire 00 tbe p. Tbe tour slavea who tbwmrta Cariana v iiii th birdli c fa ci v era m pitiable
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        203 25 ■■g- >*^*»^^^MB^^gßßonpMaßWH^rg^m» m '-jCI ,:*i r>'- m mm f' \*\*m*fZ<dsr9wfamm\ J±rmt\\m» na^lmmmr I fe _J X* 1 »v f "jCyf *y^* 'XI i \A JL.' v. '■'•'^fl Ik DIRTY, DANGEROUS ANTS! Protect your home and your food from Jfe|jfc L ==^_J^^ ants. These dirty, troublesome little pests follow m armies
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      Radio in Malaya.
      1538 26  -  Radiofan reception notes M technical tips Edited by jgg^p MALAYA AND EMPIRE RADIO. Hearts of Exiles Gladdened In the F.M.S follozeing letter has beck received I 8.8.C. from an estate neu Sclang c Federated Malay States: Having heen given to understand that you welcome letters from listeners
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      LISTENING IN JAPAN.
      196 26 Daily Ne*s Bulletin In English. A daily talk on current topics, g-iven m English by a British mem her of the Education Department's Advisory Board, has a gnat attraction to both Japanese and foreign listeners alike. This talk is radiated by JOAK the Japan Broadcasting Corporation's |,*j,,_
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      MOON AFFECTS RECEPTION?
      204 27 Tliat the Moon affects wireless reception by raising tides m the stmosphere, much as it raises tides m the ocean, has been suggesteel to the American Association for ihe Advancement of Science. The Moan's pull on earth, which causes the tides, also v-eenis to have a similar
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        32 27 Enjoy Life Life will go with a swing after a course of Sanatogen. It contains the building material for health and strength of nerves, blood and muscles. SANATOGEN The True Tonic- Food
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        43 27 7 THE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND IN THE WHOLE OF MALAYA. i Singapore Casket Co., UNDERTAKERS, Monumental Masons Marble Meredants i i i Telephone No. 6075 Nos. 1 3, PENHAS ROAD, off Lavender Street. AFTER OFFICE HOU RS Telephone No. 607?.
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        324 27 WIRELESS STATIONS RECEIVED IN MALAYA. Uave Station. Time. (Singapore) 80 Koine (Italy) 2RO Daily from 10 p.m. 7°- 3 Khabarovsk (U.S. S.R.) Daily from 5 p.m. 62 -5 Long Island, W2XV Pi iday, 8 to 10 p.m. •> v Prague Tues. and Pri. 3.30 a.m. Kuala Lumpur (M.A.K.S.i lues, and
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      THE POPE'S TOY DOG.
      101 28 Vatican City. A little black and white toy dog now •tancU nn the Pope's desk ii hii private library, amid masses oi documents and Letters from bishops and statesmen m all parts of the world. The Pops regards it is one of his most treasured possessions.
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      DRAWINGS IN PRISON.
      65 28 A Murderer Wins An Art Prize. Adelaide. A man who taught himself drawing through a correspondence course m prison where he is lerving a life sentence tor murder was one ot the most successful candidates m an art display hero. lie waa awarded honours lor architectural ornament,
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        253 28 BENZINE AND KEROSENE PRICES. ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO (S.S.I, LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various biands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0 B*3 ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0.83 Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.78
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      Literary Notes
      1358 29  -  Charles Pilgrim -K\ booKj and tfteir writers. WHAT LONDON IS READING. CRIME AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS: THE MOTHER OF MURDER: THE MASTER OF "THE FRAM." (By London, Feb. 18. The writing oi murder mysteries seemi to have become a polite exercise [or gentle minds. It bas been
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      DID YOU KNOW....
      229 29 DID YOU KNOW THAT used bullets have identification marks? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) One of the problems with which the police ore continually being faced m cases involving shooting is that of proving that a certain bullet (found, .say. m a man's heart) was fired from a certain gun (found
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      MYTHICAL FORTUNES.
      257 30 MYTHICAL FORTUNES OFFICIAL ACTION TO STOP RAMP." Loadon. (From Our Oun C.mespondent.j A >tot-\ oi the efforts being male by the British aud American authorities -t<>p the exploitation oi I nited States citi'.mi- I>\ people working trom the United Kingdom lies behind a deportation order oi the Home Secretary ior
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      MASS MEETINGS IN MIDDLE WEST.
      287 30 MASS MEETINGS IN MIDDLE WEST. While funds have apparently been collected m almost every State, the activities have heen confined principally to the Mid lie West. lowa, South Dakota and Texas appear to have heen the largest contributors. Mass meetings ha\e been held iii towns ami villages and popular appeal
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      PARK FOR CAMPERS.
      155 30 WORLD MEETING OF OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS. London. The first great international pleasure camp ever ladd i- to take place at Hampton Court early ia Juue. Six acres of the private Royal Park is being loaned hy the King 1 a- a camping ground where (>(KI men and women
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      63 30 Lay-out of the Singapore Turf Club's new race course at Bukit Timah, which will he officially opened by the Governor on April 15. The first race meeting' theie will commence on May 20, and tlie first event will he a special race for First Division hones. The race will he
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      To-day's Home Football
      1627 31 Pie ItuAisU <m«l Scottish Le^iies| y How the titles are shaping m 1 lie Arsenal, who were beaten at home by .Liverpool last weak, will be engage-u avftty u>-da\ i aey should maintain their lead, lor the ednesday will have a ititlicull hurdle to clear m Visiting
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      BABY AS "BAIL."
      32 31 BABY AS BAIL." Duluth (Minnesota). A seven-months old baby WUS offered ns bail bete by a man arrested 0U a reckless driving charge. Tins statement is contained m a local police report.
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      IN AND OUT OF THE RING.
      1129 32  -  K.O. Who Will Win— Sullivan Or Graham? ibi Speculation ifi rite U9 to whether Nicky Sullivan will succeed m turning the tables on ilircraftsman Graham to-night, at the New World Arena. The fight ia scheduled for ten threeminute rounds and is the mam event
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      ENGLISH L. T. A.
      1042 33 MR. LOHDEN ELECTED CHAIRMAN. Fondon, Jan. o; Mr. Fred C. Lohden, 0.8.8., bas been elected a*> chairman of the Council of the L.T.A. He has had an intimate association with the game as player and legislator ior twenty-one years. An eminent London Bhipping broker Mr. Lohden
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      BOXING.
      210 33 EX-SEAMAN WATSON. London, Jan. 27. 111-luck seems to dog the visit to the United States of ex-seaman Watson of Newcastle, the British featherweight champion. He went to New York for the purpose of fighting Kid Chocolate, the Cuban world's title holder. Lust of all the New York Boxing Commission
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        43 33 i*i- i» T»<j_t» •»-T---»»-».-^ V 20 For 5 PAGES CENTS ii i i ii ii Every I WEDNESDAY j I and i j SATURDAY The MALAYA TRIBUNE I (i is now ■20 PAGES and i I INCLUDES A FULL PAGE OF PICTURES! I
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      Motoring Notes.
      1070 34  -  Radiator g^ garage rtossi^J Vwf 1 t&y Lord Howe and Sir Henry Birk.n -were receive I bj the King o( [tally recently. a A enessage from Germany states that there was a heavy decrease m the sales oi motorcars m that country during last year. The sale of
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      Malayan Shares
      1645 35 iur i eiU QtioiatEon* 1 (Supplied by Messrs. Fraser and Co., Union Building, Singapore, specially for the Malayan Saturday Post.") iuo,ooo aj% int. a/c. year 31.x2.3a A^AM KUMBANG 33/9 24.9 cd. 160,000 5/- 10% for year 30. b. 32 avua iuiaal lo y^ Jo y y JL' 500,000
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        221 37 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, £.C. LThe Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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        95 37 New Exclusive Stories And Articles Are Appearing In The MALAYAN SATURDAY j POST AND THE MALAYA j TRIBUNE They are contributed by such I famous writers as H. G. WELLS "SAPPER" JOHN BUCHAN AUSTIN FREEMAN A. E. W. MASON j BARONESS ORCZY SABATINI ETHEL M. DELL j BERTHA RUCK, ETC
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