Malaya Tribune, 10 September 1932
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Title Section27 1932-09-10 1 The Malaya Tribune XIX.—No. 21^1 SINGAPORE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Sept. 10. 1032. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1932.27 words
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Advertisement165 1932-09-10 1 Economise wn wi.ar I i lIV I FOOTWEAR. r COMFORT AND LIFE. lI.DINOS—SINGAPORE. "Carlsberg Hijau it s fa I CARLSBERG PILSENER. idCal rlllnk troPkal climates jjj Obtainable at HoMs, Clubs and Rest nouses throughout the Straits Settle- ments and the Malay States. Cj ft Sole Agents: B The East Asiatic165 words
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Advertisement341 1932-09-10 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. jj} SIME t DARBY d CO., LTp. THA3IB A. h± HASSAN guarantees to cure Dirtbetes by personal treatment with roo s, leaves and fruits cf trees341 words
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Article1064 1932-09-10 2 No Jobs For Men Who Return. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 24 (by Air Mail). After a week of real tropical weather, London has subsided into its usual gloom again. At times, last we.k, th? tempcratur: went up tJ 99.5 in the shade, an;! didn't we1,064 words
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238 1932-09-10 2 DID YOU KNOW ...THAT England can have fresh meat from Argentina? (By Ovr Scientific Correspondent.) At present people in England only eat English meat fresh. But as there is not enough (ov because it is too dear), they eat meat imported from Argentina, Australia, and ,New Zealacid. To make this238 words
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Article, Illustration11 1932-09-10 2 THE VOLUNTEERS ARE ON THE THRESHOLD.11 words
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Advertisement353 1932-09-10 2 THE M I 1 Why baby thrives on LACTOGEN When breast milk fails, or for other reasons bottle feeding is necessary, Doctors and Nurses are telling Mothers "Put your Baby on Lactogen." "Lactogen" provides, in a form Baby can easily digest and assimilate, all the precious vitamins and other food353 words
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136 1932-09-10 3 Aviation has been expanding each year over the previous year. A few of the 1931 records are: During 1931 regular scheduled planes flew over 47,000,000 miles, an increase of 20 per cent, over 1930. The regular passenger lines carried 522,000 passengers in 1931, a gain136 words
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Article156 1932-09-10 3 Could Whip 19j8 Fleet. WASHINGTON. The fighting plane of 1932 has become so efficient that it could destroy a email size fleet of planes of 1918 vintage agree experts. b The Spads and Fckkers in which the wartime aces went north to engage in "dog fights" over156 words
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Article135 1932-09-10 3 While aviation may not claim to b? depre.-: .ion-proof, the fact that mere pcopie are traveling by air than ever before may be attribute el tc the following advantages which businee: men are learning abem the airplane, saya a bulletin of United Air lines. It135 words
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Article62 1932-09-10 3 Fur the third consecutive season rice has been planted on water-flooded fields in Central California by air. This saves grain from beimer picked up by birds. Since 200 to 600 acres can b? planted in one day an entire crop ripens at the same time. Another use is herding of62 words
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Advertisement422 1932-09-10 3 GULL BArIAR HAIR OIL. I j 'SlfflwSWf bottl *> 65 cts I ?er bottle. 3 OBTAINAIJLE >:n\VBEKE. I H PILES SPECIALIST. I i Cures Piles Without Operation. j The xtr.me pain and agony and the consequent suffer- -if re.useu by P.ks mrke it die ease dr.aded by all. It is422 words
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Advertisement158 1932-09-10 3 IRENE ULLMANNI PRESENTS: B Quality CHROMIUM wrist watches of the best Swiss makes. All lever 15 jewels I movements. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. j? ALSO CHROME POCKET WATCHES FROM: sx. 8 Rlees inclnds leather straps. With spare gMes or unbreakable glass as wanted. I More than 1000 different patterns in stock. 1158 words
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Miscellaneous948 1932-09-10 3 J iVJSTAr 5TO LISTEN FOR. a Stations Best Received i In Malaya. 3 1 A list of possible stations is of less use J t~ the beginners and the average listner than 1 scmo information about tb3 broadcasting J Stations which may be recciv d regularly and 1 fct fair948 words
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Article96 1932-09-10 4 OUR READERS' VIEWS. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LITTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double epacing/, and on one96 words
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Article145 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Btr, —In your KM of the 3rd Inst I was Attracted by the Iet1 r cf Mr. Goh Chen? Hoe on the above subject, rnd I wonder whether he Intended It a a bed-Urn story far children! I b li.ve his145 words
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Article149 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune." f Sir.—I was amused to read the letter from "A Ratepayer." I fully support the action of Messrs. Harries and Laycoek. There cannot be one rule for the Municipal Commissioners and another for the ratepayers in the collection •I charges for water149 words
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200 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —With reference to Mr. Y. H. Tay's letter. I would like to say that his ideas are rather too old-fashioned, as he himself declared. Mr. Tay said that the misdeeds of the misguided damsels are the fault of200 words
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Article446 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, '-Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Being employed in on? cf the prominent legal firms. I knew that the nractice of counsel requiring the evidence of professional men. in civil or criminal .cases, is to communicate with them by letter setting out briefly the nature of the446 words
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Article166 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.*') Si.. I U a constant reader cf th"People's Paper" be privileged to write a few word.H which will probably be of some interest ar.d assistance to these who ar; often confronted with much perplexity in reading and dist nguishing a Chinese surname? General166 words
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Article275 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, '-Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—Although I am not a professional musician. I love music and I would go out of my way to hear good music rendered. I think I am right in stating that the public prefer to hear "common" music. By that I mean pieces275 words
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Article507 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—A game—what is a game? Any diversion which does not involve money is really a game, but if money enters into it. it is a gamble. I lost the opportunity of amending Che debate held by the Chinese StudentsLiterary Association,507 words
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Article1144 1932-09-10 4 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Mr. M. Jagars epistles In your journal, under the captions The Straits Chinese and Malays and Malayans," though clev.r'y and hngthily writen, are unfair to the Strait* Chinese. His hatred for them appears 10 be excessive, but his statements cn certain points1,144 words
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Advertisement67 1932-09-10 4 ill Milk at itsßesF Women and men are amazed at the rapid effecf of "Pebeco" on dulled and tobacco stained teeth. They i.ke the "salty" tang which comes from the special ingredient used by "Pebeco". This ingredient cleanses and refreshes the JkV whole mouth and the effects last fcr hours.67 words
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Article346 1932-09-10 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. n loro a rn rrrniNnr nv IHASEK A tu, RStUAMUK kmi stock brokers. .»P'.r r *»Cpt. 10, IW2, 10 air. Buyers. Bel)«r». IfrtUDS TUi 26 28;- Au-rmi IBU ioU gl Trs r»o ia,g (i i* ii r;j. 1• i® l.ltcrMßK 005 ,uc r, Tin346 words
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Article90 1932-09-10 5 IWUI> Bf PHASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BKOLKLD. Bjyera Heiicrs ĕ.rr»; i- Cold s'cjii^t J '•> -oiioa io3 ci B. itoMcftj*! ,<r .riii 104 107 ood) r c..r.vtiu*l ?r ttnt. 100 IC3 eoa jLOi;ipßl jik 4 ptr ltnli 100 103 nom ►J r rent 95 100 zuxn90 words
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Article376 1932-09-10 5 FRASEK <* CO., AND tTALL AND KVATff QUOTATIONS. Sln*»pcnr*. SrpC, 10. 10 anu lasue T i -U*jr* Prices. v *'Ue. FTa*«ii Lvall I Sham. Co. Kvatt. 1 Allcnby $3.40 S'J.5O 50.40 J0.50 I Alor Ga.U4i 0 :i0 0.40 0.30 0.40 lA_ Rl am 0.50 0.00 1 A. Kuning376 words
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Article286 1932-09-10 5 FRA.SER CO.'S QUOTATIONS, ft g I J CLOSING QUOTATIONS 1*» E > Buyers. Sellers. $2 Alex. Brick Pr:f. 1.00 1.05 S2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 norn £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tcbacco 91 95 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 4.75 5.50 $'00 $50 Chines? C. Bank 63.00 66.00286 words
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Article83 1932-09-10 5 The most valuable personal baggage ever carried by air was a million dollars worth of State of Utah bonds carried on United Air Lines' plane frcm Salt Laic? City to Chicago by George Sutherland, Secretary U> Governor G. H. Dern, who was in Chicago attending the83 words
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Article114 1932-09-10 5 Chicago.—Western delegates who travelled by air to the Republican National Convention at Chicago enjoyed the double distinction of being the first to go to a national politic? 1 convention by plane and to have made the Journey in one twenty-fifth of the time required by delegates who114 words
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Article193 1932-09-10 5 Rise Checked By Forward Sales. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore), Ltd.. in their weekly rubber report, dated yesterday ctate: The market has been irregular during tbe past week and daily fluctuations have been considerable. What support there hes been again emanated from New York, but193 words
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Article100 1932-09-10 5 Tin Forging Ahead. London, Sept. 6. On the Stock Exchange tn-day, after fa quieter opening, all markets blazed up again in response to higher OOO'toCtital Bourse prices and the renewed upward bound on Wall Street Diamond shares were again a particularly strong feature. All cereals remained strong100 words
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Article58 1932-09-10 5 August Returns. We have bad the folic wing further August rubber crop outputs reported to us: Bruseh 42,450 lb. Buloh Kasap 61,000 lb. Gadek 45,000 lb. Kelantan 58.769 lb. Kuala Reman 59 000 lb. Lok Kawi 48,000 lb. Malaka Pinda 41.500 lb. Nordansl (Johore) 56 000 lb. Rim58 words
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Article133 1932-09-10 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for the Shell Motor Spirit and variou* brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Sprit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0.89 Shell Motor Sprit per I gallon tin $3.70 Shell Kerosene133 words
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Article96 1932-09-10 5 The Sungci-Timah Estate (Perak), Limited, reports a loss of £1.428 for thi year ended March 31 (against £2,073 for 1930-31). To me?t this and the necessary provLsicn for depreciation cf buildings and macnire-y the remaining balances of £1.205 from rhare premium account and £11 in income-tax account have96 words
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Article184 1932-09-10 5 Eight years ago a surplus army plane converted into a mail plane, took off from San Francisco eastbound. Another plane left New York westbound. The departure of those two planes ln July, 1924, marked the inauguration ol the first scheduled day and night coast-to-coast air184 words
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Advertisement66 1932-09-10 5 NKW CHINA OPTICAL CO., j Manufacturing Opticians, 1 L High Street, Singapore. liprosT I Diabetes, Consumption, J V D., PILES, LEUCODERMA, I If npotency, Women-disorders, and numerous other chrenlc i fa aya *s considered to be hopeless by 1 Eminent doctor, are eared by I socialist, f I THL HIMALAYAN66 words
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Advertisement35 1932-09-10 5 CETS% CRAVEN "A CIGARETTES Non-Irritating, Cooling, Soothing, Satisfying. THE CIGARETTES YOITLL ALWAYS WANT. Hatest discovery in the world iMenthol in soft form. Aches and Pains. USE Soft Menthol 888 Iff] Agent at Change AUfy ytl'lM35 words
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Advertisement397 1932-09-10 5 CHURCH SERVICES. 16TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 6:50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7:30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion r choral). 5:30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m. TANGLIN GARRISON CHURCHES. 7 a.m.397 words
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Advertisement256 1932-09-10 5 Keep Young! Safeguard your kidneys! Make up your mind to get fit and well like other folk! That pain in the "small" of the back; those distressing urinary and bladder irregularities, headaches and dizzy sensations; that tired, nervous, irritated feel"ng need not continue. All the lot makes one big trouble256 words
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Miscellaneous660 1932-09-10 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which arc readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc inv'.ted to co-operate An keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will ttiil be included in the660 words
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Miscellaneous169 1932-09-10 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. SEPT. 10. High Tides.—7.51 a.m., 5.44 p.m. Singapore Races. Sports: Rancoon Road School. 2.35 p.m. Tclok Ayer Epworth League: Tea and Entertainment. 4 p.m. Cricket: S.C.C. Tournament, Winners v. Rest, S.C.C.. SR C. v. Combined Schools, S.R.C. Revue, "Up She Goes," Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. TO-MORROW.169 words
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Advertisement181 1932-09-10 6 j Everybody's Talking about this Racy, J Riotous, Roaring Comedy. I m i n nm i i W J IfA I i or W w jMHtQ IH W m 91 ILrwi Jm TBmTmI nfiii JLi JLiß—d—■■ I Matinee To-day 3.15 I t 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j j You Simply Must181 words
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Advertisement295 1932-09-10 6 j I TO-NIGHT 1 I a Universal s j j! WATERLOO I il I BRIDGE mi rsapjMexmdßaßHaenMM i I j MATINEE TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW 3.15 j j DELIGHTFUL I .rJlMi© ill MUSIC BY I MEcßifßtf biu,¥ cotton I I /9b Adaptation cf tht World Famous Pkxy VXD HIS B\ND —fftJOIW295 words
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Advertisement69 1932-09-10 6 THE NIGHT RAID "-is Coming TO-NIGHT v- I TO-NIGHT 7 OAS p.m. j F..0Y1 THE WELL-KNOWN CHINESE STORY "Spring Time I An U.P.S. Super Production I TO-NIGHT AND NIGHTLY MS A. I IS. j Th? Comedy Sensation EDDIE CANTOR IN WHOOPEE 99 All Tcchnicclour, Singing Danci::2 NEXT CHANGE: LAURA LA69 words
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Article78 1932-09-10 7 Pe.ssrn» or plane.-, between New York, Chitago, Kansas City, Dallas and Mexico City are making Cuernavaca, rear Mexico City, a rival oi Reno, show reports reaching United Air Lines. In Cuernavaca. the period of residence for c'i\orce can be one day as a minimum. Voiuntary78 words
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Article125 1932-09-10 7 The mwl complete set ci aerial navigating Instruments in any commercial airplane are Installed to Che new Boeing multi-moiored plane, the fastest multi-motored passenger trampCft in ihe world, which will soon be placed en routes ot United Air Lines including its Ccast-tO-Coasl :o.te when the schedule mill125 words
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Article43 1932-09-10 7 Following an appropriation by the Idaho and Washington legislatures for a survey ol 140-mile mountain highway. Lieutenant ./a lace photographed the proposed route in .c::.s than six hours fiom an airplane. Without aerial photographs insufficient funds would have made a complete report imoossible.43 words
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Article, Illustration21 1932-09-10 7 The "Angelus," Millet's famous picture, which was slashed ar d damaged by a miscreant at the Louvre, Paris.21 words
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Article82 1932-09-10 7 Protection for passengers and public again t death, injur: and property dam? 30 caused by private airciaft and a stimulus to oport flying in America are the me;or merits of an aviation insurance contract recently executed by aie United .Stales Amateur Air Pilots Association and a82 words
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Article296 1932-09-10 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Sept. 10. Selling- London 4 months' sight 2s. 4 1 16d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 4 1 32d., London GO days' sight 2s. 4d, London 30 days' sight 2s 3 31 32d.. London demand 2s. 3 15 16d London T.T. 2s.296 words
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Article84 1932-09-10 7 Chicago.—The latest thing in Dude Ranching is travelling by air to the great open spaces. With New York less than twentyfours hours away by aitp'.ane from the Rocky Mountain trails that lead to elk, dser, maese. big-horn sheep, bears and to th,? glacie:.. hanging high in84 words
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Article33 1932-09-10 7 A quick survey of wheat fields in the Southwest was recently made by J. P. Kroutil of Oklahoma City, who flew over fields in the Texas Panhandle, Oklahoma and Kansas within twelve hours.33 words
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Article43 1932-09-10 7 Practically all types of merchandise are now sent by air i xpress. Shipments up ,o $S,CCO in value. 203 pounds in weight and 106 inches in length and girth are* carried without special arrant mcnts, and larger and heavier shipments can be forwarded.43 words
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Article33 1932-09-10 7 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for 8100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 166 for $100.33 words
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Article317 1932-09-10 7 B. ETLIN AND CO S REPORT. Sept. 10, 11 aon. RUBBER. London: 213 16d.. down s d. New York: 4 cts. COL), down cent Shares: Easier. Allenbys 50—GO cent Ayer Moleks 30—40 cents. Ayer Panes 35--40 cents, Bassetts 25—30 cents. Brogas 25—30 conts, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cenLs,317 words
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501 1932-09-10 7 DID YOU KNOW.... THAT "rubber" can be made in the Jaboratory {By Our Scientific Correspondent./ Like certain other natural products, rubber can be made artificially so as to possess characteristics that make it superior, in many respects, to the ordinary material. America (or. rather, the United States) imports all its501 words
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Advertisement507 1932-09-10 7 I TONIGHT I j Saturday, 10. I PRIDE OF SINGAPORE COME AND WITNESS PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS) (FREE SHOW) MARVELLOUS ACROBATIC AND CYCLE TRICKS OF \-lATEUR CHAMPION OF THE FAR-EAST. Y| mt'lM«i|il8 M |H|li|M|l||itt'lSlif it 'I (I j A Silver Cup j Presentation TO MR. ONG SEH BAH AND HIS PUPILS. (V507 words
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Advertisement92 1932-09-10 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. 7 Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln the Straits Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. fnwvw JL Th* rnm« n hu n nM writ* o LONDON OFFICE: 17, Old Jewry. K.O. The Company ha. £20,00092 words
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Miscellaneous72 1932-09-10 7 MAILS CLOSE. MONDAY. SEPT. 12. Southern India, Ceylon. Djibouti. Egypt and Euirpe (Jean Laborde) 8 am. North," N.-East and N.-West Sumatra (Op ten Noort) 9 a.m. Tembilahan enid Indragiri (Chee Seng* 9 a.m. ♦Ceylon. Southern India. Bombay Egypt, Italy. Europe, Great Britain and Western Australia (Gange) (Italian Mail) 10 a.m.72 words
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593 1932-09-10 7 t 1 vp«» Slianghal, Spt- 9. The Japanese Foreign Minister Count Uchidn. told m Tokyo to-day tha tus Government had resolved to recofcnue the Manchukuo in accordnucc with her dent policy, and that the recognition of tbnew Stale IHM» merely a593 words
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Article164 1932-09-10 7 Shanghai 8 pt. 10. Volunteers are continuing their attacks along the Mukden-Shanhaikwen Railway, which is being guarded by reinforced Japanes troop Chinchow and Sinmin Station, abou 80 mil s WOBt cf Mukd n, are being severely a' to kee*. Elsewheie on this railway line, a train was164 words
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Obituary65 1932-09-10 8 KCH—Mrs. K;h Seh Loon <nee Madim Tel: Chw;e Eng) died a 6.20 a.m. on Saturday. ICth September. 1922. at No. 461. Joo Chiat Road, at tho age of 68. leavirg one son. Koh Kirn Seng, throe daughters, one daughter-ln-laa, ten grandchildren and two sons-in-law, Messrs. Tan Ch.ng Boor, and65 words
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Article720 1932-09-10 8 The cynics are being supplied with plenty of material in the Disarmament discussions and The latest brain-wave is that if Germany is allowed to re-equip herself it will only cause a renewal of armaments rivalry; what peaceloving people would like to know is when that rivalry ever720 words
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Article183 1932-09-10 8 Mr Kenzo Ito is recognised as the Japanese Vice-Ccnsul at Singapore. Mr. P. B. Sewell. Senior Superintendent of Surveys Singapore, has been granted eight months leave with full salary, prior to mirement. The promotion of Second-Lieutenants J. A McEvoy and S. Mortimer, cf the S.S V P to the rank183 words
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Article266 1932-09-10 8 Chinese Preparing A Reception. The Italian liner, the "Gange," Is due to tie up at Tanjor Pagar to-morrow morning at about eight o'clock. As already reported in the "Malaya Tribune" the Chinese Community of Singapore are preparing a reception for Lord Lytton, other members of the266 words
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Article212 1932-09-10 8 Largely Attended Funeral. As briefly reported yesterday, the death occurred early yesterday morning of Mr. John E. Boswell. cf the Land Office. The late Mr. Boswell. became ill on Monday and entered the General Hospital for treatment. The news of his demise came as a212 words
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Article49 1932-09-10 8 Washington. Sopt. 9. In order to extend employment Mr. Hoover ras instructed various Government organisations to speed up the F.deral construction programme by nearly 202 million dollars, bringing the total of Federal construction work in ""the present fiscal year to over 750 million dollars Ruter.49 words
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Article87 1932-09-10 8 Rugby. Sept. 9. Prince George, who returned from Biar~itz by air yesterday, left by the night trail for Scotland. He arrived at Aberdeen this moning where he made a private tour of the factories and works and later proceed d to Balmoral where the King and87 words
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Article41 1932-09-10 8 Yesterdays Maximum Temperaturo, 90 deg. F. Last night's Minimum Temperature, 72 deg F Yesterday's Rainfall. 1.54 ins. Sunshine. 9.5 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity, 65 per r-ent. I p.m. Wind. E.S.E. 10 m p.h. 1 p.m W.ather, cloudy.41 words
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Article234 1932-09-10 8 St. Anthony's Anglo-Vernacular School, Prai, hss been struck off the Register of Schools. Mr. H. S. Russ 11 takes Mr. E. C. Martin's Place on the Municipal Commission. Malacca. The resignation of his commission in the S.S.V.P. by Lieut. H. D. O Vigne has been accepted. Mr. L. D. Whitfield.234 words
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Article463 1932-09-10 8 (BY 'LOOKCK-ON.'i Well played, Malays and Airrnc-n' A It was a fine Final with tw«rt» two real sportsmen afield The Malays certainly had th* k. p.uck, W." A retired Civil Servant is to U~i the new Everest Expedition h* Xevcrest bureaucrat theiv-C unique. r Italy proposes to463 words
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Article47 1932-09-10 8 Rugby. »'-p*Mr. A. J. MoUison. arcompaniea Miss Amy Johnson, reached i train from Southampton. MB carried on the shoulders of h* v car i o tr> keep back The Police were powerless to b> crowds and the airman was ou his reception.-British Official47 words
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Article20 1932-09-10 8 The Y.W.C.A. general commited untitled thank all those who helped in a. their recent successful cMh of which amounted 1020 words
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Advertisement184 1932-09-10 8 RCBINSCN'/ SALE DOUBLE TERAI HATS. PURE FUR FELT. COLOURS: LIGHT GREY MID GREY, BEAVER. Sale Price $9.75. All Sizes. LISLE THREAD SINGLETS. SIZES 28 TO 36 INCHES. Short Sleeves Sale Price $1.10. Long Sleeves Sale Price 51.20. ALL WOOL SWIMMING COSTUMES. Sale Price $5.00 Each. BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY. NOVELTY! NOVELTY!184 words
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Advertisement87 1932-09-10 8 GIFT MOST USEFUL A Boat Of Gleaming Silver. A Lovely Receptacle For Your Sauces. U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. T. K. K/S SHOES FOR LADIES 'CHYE SECK SAY LIEW 65 runs per pair. CHILDREN "ANY NEE ENG TONG," 45 cents per pair. TENG SENG GUAN, 634,87 words
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388 1932-09-10 9 JAPAN PREPARING FOR WORST. POSSIBILITY OF BIG WAR. League And The Lytton Report. Shanghai cables hint ai Jar-anr?:? j .cfjraftleai o go to war if th; League t < a Mane huria gees against her. Tokyo nse ages itaie that Japan has oi h;r388 words
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Article729 1932-09-10 9 Negotiations For Their Release. Dairen, Sept. 9. ereabotlta cf Mrs. Pawley and Mr. tiH wrapped in mystery. No probeen received for ransom. The Z Known for certain is that the captors, -ncir.apping. proceeded southward in Hon cf Kaiping, apparently heading c wild, bandit-ridden area of Erhchikoku, Cninese729 words
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Article157 1932-09-10 9 IRON WORKERS SHIP BLOWS UP. Bodies Tossed Up Like Rockets. Reuter. New York, Sept. 9. Twenty persons are reported to have been killed and 60 missing in a bjiler explosion in a ship in the East River. The explosion occurred on the ship "Observation" chartered by the Municipality to carryReuter. - 157 words
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Article264 1932-09-10 9 Persian Lands Without A Permit. /From Our Q:vn Correspondent.) Penang, smt. 9. Mr. R. D. Hume tendering a pi a ol guilty en b:hali of the defendant. M:?crs Is ay. Ke.r and C?.. Penang. agents cf the British Ind.a S.eam N -igatci Co.v.pany. were fined $100 fcr264 words
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Article71 1932-09-10 9 First Prize Of 50,000 Ticals. (From Our Own Correspondent.j Bangkok. Sept. 9. A Rrd Cross lottery has been sanctioned There wi'l be 300,000 tickets cf one tical each There w!H be a first prize of 50.003 tleals. icr second prizes of S.OGD each. 100 third prizes71 words
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Article67 1932-09-10 9 Performance By Clever Trick Cyclists. Commencing from tc-night a troupe of amateur cyclists will perform at the Orient Ci y Fair.The trcupe consists of Straits-born Chinese. Although only amateurs, they perform some amazing feats cf balancing, so much so that they have had several inducements to become67 words
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Article66 1932-09-10 9 British Official. Rugby, Sept. 9. Th* Ministry of Labour is to-night issuing invitations to the Cotton Conference, which mV I probably take place in Manchester on Tuesday. The Ministry will be represented at ihe Conference by Mr. Leggctt, its conciliation officer. who in Manchester to-day was inBritish Official. - 66 words
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Article63 1932-09-10 9 Reuter's Wireless Service. Copenhagen, Sept. 6. Mr. Hutchinson, father of the "flying family," was fined 1,000 kroner by the Governor of Southern Greenland for landing in Greenland without permission. It is not yet known when he will continue the flight, as he has not arrangedReuter's Wireless Service. - 63 words
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Article41 1932-09-10 9 Reuter. London. Sept. 9. The announcement that the British Government is making representations to Managua regarding the murder cf Britishers in Nicaragua by bandits recalls the fact that eleven Britishers were murdered there since April 1931.—Router.Reuter. - 41 words
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Article145 1932-09-10 9 Protest Against High School Fees. Bangkok, Sept. 9. Beys of the Assumption College run by the French Catholic Mission struck here this morning against the high school fees. They submitted an address to the Directors of the College stating that the Government and other schools' fees145 words
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Article112 1932-09-10 9 Heme Rule Granted To Catalonia. I Reuter. Madrid. Sept. 9. The Ccrtcj has finally passed the Catalan 3 atute giving Catalonia a wide measure of the ong sought for home rule. Ihi Cortes has also disposed of the Fxpro priation Bill under which most of Spain'sReuter. - 112 words
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Article111 1932-09-10 9 Meeting Called For Sept. 21. British Official. Geneva. Sept. 9. The chairman. Mr. rscn. has convoked tl.? Bureau of the Disarmament Conference for iept. 21— Rev er. Rugby. Sept, 9. A C-er.c\a states that a meeting cf the Bureau ot the Disarmament Conference has been called fer Sept.British Official. - 111 words
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Article121 1932-09-10 9 British Official. Rugby. Sept. 9. Mr. Hugh Rutlcdge has been appointed leader sf the expedition which will a'tempt next year to reach the submit of Mount Everest. Brigadier General Norton, who reached 28,100 feet in the 1924 expedition, was unable to accept the invitation to leadBritish Official. - 121 words
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Article50 1932-09-10 9 Reuter's Wireless Service. Sept. 5. The en-Kais?r received his first visit to-day from a member of the Dutch Royal Family iince nis arrival at Doom. The Queen Mother, Emma, accompanied by her Ladies-in-Waiting, drove from her Palace at Soestdij* and took tea with him.—Reuters Wireless Service.Reuter's Wireless Service. - 50 words
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Article26 1932-09-10 9 Reuter. Moscow, Sept. 9. The Japanese representatives, Messrs. Mazucatto and Mori, have arrived to negotiate the purchase of Russian oil products. —Reuter.Reuter. - 26 words
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Article38 1932-09-10 9 Reuter. Chicago, Sept. 9. Labour brotherhoods all over the country are incensed at the recommenda'ion of the Railway Executive's Committee of a 20 per cent, reduction in railwaymen's wages early next year —Reuter.Reuter. - 38 words
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Article58 1932-09-10 9 MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 2. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 3. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 4. CHURCH SERVICES, on page 5. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 5. CLUB DIARY, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. LOCAL CHINESE AFFAIRS, on page 12. CEYLON58 words
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Article662 1932-09-10 9 GERMAN NOTICE OF DEFAULT. Central Europe's Cry Of Distress. Reuter's Wireless Service. Britain has repaid the rpecial loans wade by the French and American PuUic al th. Tim? cf ih» financ al ensis a year ago. There is doubt, however, whether any cf the European najensReuter's Wireless Service. - 662 words
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Article95 1932-09-10 9 Proposed Sea Corridor For Bolivia. Reuter. London, Sept. 9. War-like ooerations in South America continue unabated according to Buenos Aires reports about Brazil, which indicate that the Government is faced with new revolutionary movements in three other States besides Sao Paulo, including a powerful rising in theReuter. - 95 words
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Article69 1932-09-10 9 Sequel To Attempt To Blow Up Train. Reuter's Wireless Service. Cairo, Sept 6. Twelve persons accused of terrorist acis have received sentences ranging from six months' to 15 years' Imprisonment in connection with the attempt to blow up a train in which the Egyptian Premier and twoReuter's Wireless Service. - 69 words
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Advertisement202 1932-09-10 9 His Master's Y©ie@" New Records For j SEPTEMBER I This issue contains records of varied interest including orchestral renderings by Ifarek Weber, J Salon Orchestra and De Groot songs by John S McCormack and Grade Fields. Violin pieces by I Mischa Elman and many catchy dance tunes. I Obtainable at202 words
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Article1332 1932-09-10 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. MALAYS WIN THE CUP. THIRD TIME IN SUCCESSION. Airmen Do Everything But Score. 'By "Rcijiiard." > Judgment in placing himself and c. characteristic leap :o a high centre ecabled Ma' Ncor. tfu» Malays' inside right, to score 'he cr.ly goal in the Singapore Cup Final a1,332 words
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Article408 1932-09-10 10 Malays' Backs Win The Match. I3y Echo."/ x hard clean game, with many thrills and much gcod football. One off.rs cordial con:..u;ul.:ticm. to both teams on a spirited display. The Malays have done magnificently ta repeat last season s double —cup and They are definitely Singapore's408 words
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168 1932-09-10 10 BADMINTON. The match between the Citylads' Amateur Badminton Party and the Wah Chong Badminton Party fixed for to-day is postponed tc to-morrow. The game will be played at 3 p.m. at 73, York Hill, off Chin Swee Road. C.A.B.P. team: Gan Hock Kee, Chin168 words
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Article466 1932-09-10 10 THE TURF. OUR SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. Our selections for to-day, the third day of the Singapore Turf Chub's Autumn Gold Cup :ace meeting, are as follows: Race I.—PATAQUES. SHOOT UF. ETERNITY. Race 2.—ISEULTS DAUGHTER. STORM BELL. FIZZ. Race 3.—SLEEPING BEAUTY. GOLD OR. Race 4.—PENNY BEE. ATREAS.466 words
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Article32 1932-09-10 10 WRESTLING. Owing to heavy rain last night the wrestling match between S. Smellioe and Bhagga Singh had to be postponed. The match will, take place on Thursday, Sept. 15.32 words
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Article152 1932-09-10 10 Special Ordinance To Be Introduced. The nightly parading of prostitutes along particular streets is objectionable to residents in the vicinity of such streets, and constitutes a nuisance, even in the absence of solicitation, and to remedy the matter an ordinance to amend the Minor Offences Ordinances is152 words
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Article47 1932-09-10 10 RESULTS OF QUARTER FINALS. LAWN TENNIS. Forest Hill. Sept. 8. In the quarter finals of the American championship to-day: Allison beat Wood 5—7, 6—3, 6-2, 6—4. Cochect beat Shields 4—6, 6—3, 6—4, 6—o. Sutter beat LoU 10—8, 6—o, 6—o. Vines beat Stoeffen 6—3, 7—5. 6—4.—Reuter.47 words
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Article205 1932-09-10 10 RESULTS AND TIES. Results and ties in the S.C.C. tournament are as follows: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. A SINGLES HANDICAP: R. F. Goodman scr. v. Roy Smith owe 30 postponed. B SINGLES HANDICAP: Lt. M. T. L. Wilkinson owe 15 beat D. R. Howgill owe 2. ft—4. 7—5. A DOUBLES205 words
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Article202 1932-09-10 10 Results o; the m.Uches played in the S R C tennis tournament and the list of future tics are:— CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES: N. A. Hannay beat G. Low? 6 —l, 7—5. A SINGLES: Dr. G. de Souza beat H. N Balhetchet 6 —2, 7—5. Dr. W. A. Balhetchc* beat202 words
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Article214 1932-09-10 10 Disappearance Of Erasmic Products. Ocn Ec Thiam. head storekeeper of Messrs. Slme, Darby and Co., Ltd.. who claimed trial on c charge of criminal breach of trust wa' lound guilty yesterday at the Singapore Assizes by a common jury and was sentenced by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell to214 words
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Article112 1932-09-10 10 Application For Withdrawal. A petition for receiving and adjudication orders against Dr. K. K. Pathy, J.P., was taken up yesterday in the Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Whitley. Mr. W. H. Salt, appearing for the petitioning creditor, asked leave to withdraw the petition as the matter112 words
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Article36 1932-09-10 10 An air transport operator near Seattle has buflt cabins in the mountain lake region for fishermen who travel in a Boeing flying boat to isolated lakes which require ten hours walking from the nearest mountain road.36 words
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Article, Illustration130 1932-09-10 10 AGAINST REST OF ENGLAND. CRICKET. London. Sept. 9. The match between the M.C.C. Australian XI and the Rest of England was concluded at Folkestone to-day, the M.C.C. side winning by 241 runs. A feature of the game was the batting form Ol R. E. S. Wyatt, the130 words
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Article136 1932-09-10 10 LAST MATCH IN ENGLAND. Reuter. London. Sept. 9. The All-India team played the last match of I their England tour at Scarborough I against Mr. H. D. G. L:veson Gewers team which included SutcHffe and Ley land. the Yorkshire professionals who are among I those selected toReuter. - 136 words
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Article79 1932-09-10 10 Strikers Suggest 5 Per Cent. Reduction. J /The local Chinese coffin makers who went j on stiike last week en account of their tm- ployata reducing iheir wag s by 10 per cent. J ere still out. They have ro-day sent in a ;übmissian to their employers79 words
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Article122 1932-09-10 10 Young Cantonese Girl's Suicide. The fate of a young Cantonese girl, who died some hcurs after taking a quantity of opium, was ihe subject of the Coroner's inquiry yesterday. Giving evidence, the grandfather cf the deceased seated that she had been in bad health for rome time. On122 words
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75 1932-09-10 10 AT THE CINEMAS. "Man In Possession," featuring Rcbort Montgomery and Irene Purcell. begins a season at the Wembley Theatre to-night. The main attraction will be supported by interesting "shorts" while a silent picture will be screened In the first house., A dcuble-feature programme will be75 words
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Article66 1932-09-10 10 Victim In Serious Condition. A plaraauon off the 6th mik, Cham, R f was the scene of a seriou., aasautt evening. An argument between two o squatters culminated in rnin draSno knife and using it wi.h tea rou inflicted three strious wounds on man s head.66 words
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Article302 1932-09-10 10 Application In Bankruptcy Court. An application for discharge was mad Nagama Sanmugam in the Bankruptcy c yesterday before Mr. Justice Whitley. Nagama Sanmugam is the wife of Coomaiv. Banm who was sentenced to impnsonmen: at the ka t Assizes in the Bankruptcy Office Fraud Case.302 words
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Article162 1932-09-10 10 Case That Was Re-Tried. Mch Chee Wah, the second aceu.ee in the case in which two Straits-b:m Ctaes. were charged with causing hurt ta to elderly man of the same nationality in Joo Ch.-'. Road on the night of April 17. wa. awi SW by the162 words
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Article47 1932-09-10 10 On the instrueti:ns from the DP charge against Nooe Mohamed. a weß Indian Mohamcdan. and bis son Ba~ din. was withdrawn in -he Second W« before Mr. A. W. Hay. yesterday. The charge was "mischief by Ore thereby to cause the destruction of a n47 words
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Article169 1932-09-10 10 Alhambra.-"The Woman to featuring Elissa Landi. Ralph Bdiam.. Hamilton, etc. xi a h- featuring Capitol.—"This is tne «*gn_. Charlie Ruggles. Rcland Young. The.ma etc. Empire.-'A Dangercus Affair (taW Vani:hing Hoofs" and to-morrow. r m»iani. Great World.-Side shows. pass' ulfc Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. sii-m ing films I169 words
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Article730 1932-09-10 11 Sports Pastimes. ATHLETICS. THE OLYMPIC GAMES. COMPLETE RESULTS AND RECORDS. The following is a ccjmplete list of the Olympic track and field championship winners and their records: MEN. 100 METRES—Eddie Tolan. United States. 10.3. Equals world record; new Olympic record. 200 METRES.—Eddie Tolon, United States. 21.1. New Olympic record. 400730 words
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Article276 1932-09-10 11 Air lines must be prepared to increase ihe right mileage flown with tri-motored passenger transports. This is ihe conviction of P. G. John-on. President of United Air Lines, which pioneered in passenger transjet t at night bcth with single-engined and ri-motored planes ioi regular scheduled operations over276 words
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Advertisement311 1932-09-10 11 ••i•• I M l [Trie New World: TO-NIGHT NtGHTLY I I TALKIES I FREE I The MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" I WITH I I Joseph Scbildkraut Joan Bennett j i IMM^-^y^— 1 |l|lipilllilii| i f I No fussing with pots and pans. I Every mould a masterpiece. J Crown Jelly is a311 words
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Advertisement121 1932-09-10 11 mmmm mr with VAPEX "A drop on your handkerchief* It is better to prevent a cold than to cure one. It is better to cure a cold than to go to bed with influenza. Put a drop of Vapex on a clean handkerchief each mornI ing and inhale its pleasantly121 words
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Advertisement106 1932-09-10 11 I TO-NIGHT ALHAMBRA 1 11 ..11, IHE WOMAN In ROOM 13 J _j P i I MARINE INS^ JJ OF 1 J GOODS, MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD I EFFECTS, MOTOR CARS &c., EFFECTED AT LOW RATES (j For quotations for all. transit risks by Road, (I Rail or Water ll j Apply106 words
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Article910 1932-09-10 12 CAN RICKSHAS BE ABOLISHED? Conference Of Malayan Chambers. (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) Although there were, continued the towkay. only a few thousand rickshas licensed to piy in the streets, over 14.000 men depended on ricksha-pulling for a living. Perhaps the same number of dependants, here and in910 words
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Advertisement86 1932-09-10 12 ENERVIN GIVES RELIEVES ENERGY 117 If ANAEMIA HEALTH ILiti LASSITUDE toe "imrs MM iMva STRENGTH OO INSOMNIA NEW LIFE INDIGESTION VITALITY *JU WEAKNESS VIGOUR GO O D DEPRESSION NERVE FbRCE DEBILITY lO Coupons: §2. SOLE AGENTS: THE BORNEO CO., LTD. Incorporated in England). SING IPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG §HORNER86 words
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Advertisement154 1932-09-10 12 /m a cJOacheior A THE DELIGHTFUL CORK-TIPPED CIGARETTE JOHN PLAYER SONS, ENGLAND. r*£*sE3S2Sisi!3sBS<S?&* -9S-52S3ES2S2S_5i 53 52S2S25E5ES2S2H5ZS2S2S2SE 52 s_2s2__£____2ssBF I j NESTLE S a NEW HOBBY I i j MALAYA. I j j I j Collect Nestles Stamps. i 3 I 3 3 I I In every packet and tin of154 words
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Miscellaneous63 1932-09-10 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, SEPT. 10. 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah, "A" (M.G.) Company, Practice Competition. 4 p.m.—Siglap Camp, S.R.E. (v), Camp assembles. 2 p.m.—Headquarters. "D" (Eurasian) Coy., 30 yards Range—Revolver. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 11. 7.30 a.m.—606 Serangoon Hoad, S.V.F.A., Unit Parade—Marching Order. 8 a.m—Parrer Range, M.G. PI. (Eurasian), Casuals M.G.63 words
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Article317 1932-09-10 13 Fly True Course By Instruments. Flights by blindfolded pilots between cities in a dual control plane is the latest in air transportation, as air lines qualify their pilots for the new Air Commerce Regulations governing scheduled air passenger service effective January l, 1933, says a bulletin of United317 words
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Article298 1932-09-10 13 August Report, 1932. Applications. Pr?vi- This To date, cusly. month. Local Committee Singapore 177 5 182 Penang 62 62 Malacca 6 6 Kedah 4 4 Peiak 91 2 93 Negri S.mbilan 21 21 Central Commit lee Kua'.a Lumpur 194 3 197 555 10 565 Number of Applicants:298 words
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Article64 1932-09-10 13 What company officials state is a new performance record for the operation of multimctored passenger planes, both night and day, *ras the flying last month of 99.6 per cent, of a half million mile schedule on the Chicago-Kansas City-Port Wor h-Dallas air mail pascenger route64 words
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Advertisement236 1932-09-10 13 j That's where I put the BOVRIL I delicious— and so sustaining mKm too. They arc just what you Jg h9| J need after bathing, at picnics '4^jl^^^_Sp SSB and for ail holiday occasions. fifM lOyerI Oyer 100 Sandwiches from ™B a 4.Q/. bottle oMunjTTr Jjx^ 8 very thinly en236 words
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Advertisement267 1932-09-10 13 KING OF WHITE SHIRTINGS T R A ARK MADE IN ENGLAND j Or FINEST COTTON. B Dear Ladies Let S LB. help you to solve some of your domestic Use S LB. for making Table-cloths, Pillow-cases, Bedsheets, Door and Window curtain,-, etc., for S.l B can stand any kind of267 words
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Article1722 1932-09-10 14 rfl r P" SePt *-!<™™ Of Postal Rates Under ConsKieration-Ccylon Merchants' Chamber Protests-Mr Freeman s Complaint-Deputation To Downing Street Doubtful. Colcmbo. Sept 1. I It is understood that the Beard of Minute (have almost completed the n hT the Budget, which is n£to gazetd'Tn 6 S°Jh?"»1,722 words
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Article, Illustration47 1932-09-10 14 Professor Piccard has twice ris«n j.ro rhTo3 over 10 miles recently. Xfc£ Dl^SJf Zurich, where the staVtin' r r n.! arr PIW at night, show the seewHl (be LwTL 7 C Ver t0 the giant ball and (WOW) the to fill the balloon47 words
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Article91 1932-09-10 14 Reports of the Young People's Conference MM in Singapore and the General Conference heW to Atlantic City recently are included in the September issupofthe "Malaysia Message" th* 01 8an Cf ,he Singapore Area of the Methodist Episcopal Church. "Nothin* could have exceeded the kindliness and enthu" ~a*m of91 words
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Article59 1932-09-10 14 ?SUe f Blur Trian le News published by the Malayan Y.WCA maitains its usual standard pf readable' matte, Pontes to the activities of the Association Ls announced that, owin- to financial reasns. the outward appearance of this maga- changed from next month but the Editor promises that59 words
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Article413 1932-09-10 14 SINGAPORE. AUG g MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kaU Beef, stew or curry, kati 35 For*., lean, kati Pork, kan and fat Ust quaii v 44 Mutton Australian lh J) kati Fowl, kati Hens (locally rearpdl Ducks, each 4$ Pigeons, domestic mieted mi. Pigeons, fledged, pair Pr 60 EGGS.413 words
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Article161 1932-09-10 14 and by CXp rts from Fed Prated Malay Sta s N**"* l So? August ?T SettlemSntS) f snd a 72 per cc nt art* 1 Federated Malay States TonS Unfederated Malay States: JOhore #> 14 Kedah Perils 91 Kelantan Trengganu 131 Straits Settlements 5 Malaya (1) FTgnres161 words
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Advertisement293 1932-09-10 14 Sparkling, Lovely Teeth (j The superior action of ColDental Powder in whitening and cleaning teeth, is widely known. Its gentle, yet effective action on the teeth is due to a remarkable chalk powder ingredient,a polishing JHL material used by dentists as safe, yet effective in keeping teeth white, healthy and293 words
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Advertisement445 1932-09-10 15 REAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. KKITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. incorporated in England). „ailT\ssi:ngek cargo SERVICES. •c 'SB AND ORD3NTAL STEAM CO.. LONDON AND i A R EAST MAIL SERVICE. unurf contract with His Majesty's Government). OL TWARD FROM LONDON. For Chir.a and Japan Due Tonnage. Singapore 1932. 6.850 Sept. 18445 words
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Advertisement612 1932-09-10 15 STEAMER. SAILINGS. (g^N.Y.K. LINE (JapoJiMail) TO LONDON Naples, Marseille*, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Mlddleeborougn. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Bail. HAKONE MARU 10,500 Sept. 21 22 8 SUWA MARU 10.700 Oct. 6 7 9 FUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Oct. 20 21 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 Nov. 2 3 TERUKUNI MARU 12 000 Nov. 15 16612 words
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Advertisement516 1932-09-10 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. fefffofll LLOYD %Mpr (Incorporated ln Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Hollo, Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Kobe, Nagoya, Y'hama, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtau and Japan Sept. 16 "SAALE" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Nagoya, Kobe, Y'hama, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtau and Japan Sept. 25 HOMEWARDS. "HAVEL" for516 words
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Advertisement533 1932-09-10 15 IN SURANCE. THE /flm\ sout h (|iV;.| BRITISH DIBTTBANCI t COMPANY, IJMTTED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR WSTJBANCE ACCEPTED i AT LQWEST CIRRENT RATES. L. C. MAKCOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Flnlayson Green. THE E 4STERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L. G.533 words
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Advertisement644 1932-09-10 15 BANKS. i The Ho Hong Bank, Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE %L*" mt 01 valuablM and I t For the information of intending depositors the following is a scale of th« fees payable for renting the boxes:— Size Dimensions, One Six Three One a r» Year Mon,h s-644 words
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Advertisement468 1932-09-10 16 THIS PAPER HAS THE j j LARGEST SALE. j AMONG THE PEOPLE Who J SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. FOB SALE, FOR SALE—Eight D n Linotype Motors, each U Hp all in good working order" for further particulars write to the Manager Malaya Tribune, 56 Go Anson Road. MALAYA TRIBUXL468 words
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Title Section9 1932-09-10 I Malaya Tribune Week-end Supplement SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1932.9 words
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Article783 1932-09-10 I (from Our Own Correspondent.) London. Aug. 23 (By Air Mail.) v hei >ij?n of the completeness cf ry from the illness which so subjects three years ago is the en he returns from Balmoral he bii custom (su. c pended owing to Siting his close friends vo783 words
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Article961 1932-09-10 I David Baxter - By David Baxter. London. Aug. 23 (by Air Mail). London is so bracing! At c.ny rate, are a quarter of a million poop c who think so—for tnat is the esiimate o; the number of visitors new holiday-mak.ng h-re. wh le sweltering Londoners themselves are longin.;?961 words
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Article, Illustration20 1932-09-10 I (Specially drawn for the "Malaya Tribune" by Van Kcc Leong.) PESTS THAT BREAK THE CLERK'S KEST.20 words
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Article1213 1932-09-10 I Charles Pilgrim - What are you Reading By Charles Pilgrim. Lcndon Aug 23 (by Air Mall.) The author of many stirring adventure tales lot boys has written a discouraging letter to the prefjs, bewailing the fact that he finds difficulty nowadays ln getting his books published. Neither the literary agent nor the publisher1,213 words
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Advertisement13 1932-09-10 I Indispensable To Intelligent Citizens: THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE." •Twice as Good: Half the Price."13 words
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Advertisement47 1932-09-10 I i fled In. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. Established in 1914). StaMoners nni R nair:rs. 14A, Change Alley, Singapore. In sttck: A>l kind; of Office S.af*cnery and Typewriters. Typewriter Repairs: "A ■giahlt 1" Monthly clranlng of typ2writcrs in cflier, undertaken, and can be arranc d on receipt of instructions.47 words
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Advertisement19 1932-09-10 II fijP HARDYS I tINTARA PURE CMAPE I Cm I S.le Agent*. m E S R C. MOI LTON <EAS«»"19 words
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Article228 1932-09-10 III k A Holiday." bp liftoria Croat. T. Werner Laurie. Ltd., 7x. (itL t Thi* u one of the moat improbable lair* conceivable Qor it (k in Lb, t<u. Victor!* Cror.* Vein, mid will thfrrcfore sell frtviy among the law public wi<o ureter their ration •«plcy"— mostly thoroughly228 words
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Article132 1932-09-10 III ("The Alabaster Nymph," bf June Bolani, T. Werner Laurie, Ltd., 7s. 6dj imagine an impecunious farmers daughter adopted by rich but childless society people, reared to womanhood in the lap of luxury, and then claimed by her widowed lather and set to milk cows and do132 words
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Article1237 1932-09-10 I Philine - By "Philine." London. Aug. 23 (by Air Mail). London is remarkably crowded these late summer days, though the social round is practically at a standstill. Our provincial cousins throng the streets and here, too, one sees a goodly number of French, German and American visitors. The1,237 words
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4187 1932-09-10 II Boys' Corner. An Appreciation. Our Supplement. What A Rollicking Trip! Superstition. My Beautiful Homeland. The Kid In Wonderland. Gloomy Thoughts. The Eskimos. Malay Superstitions. Look And Do! Modern Amusements. Points From Letters. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. Dra- Boys. Ha nrst member- of our4,187 words
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Article92 1932-09-10 II It has been pointed out to me that one of the contributions in last week's "Corner" was written by an adult. I know that this has happened before and wherever possible I lefuse to accept sttch letters. Let me appeal to those adults to refrain from taking92 words
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Article66 1932-09-10 II LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Out readers are invited In write to vs on subjects of uuhhr >», stood that the "Malaya Tribune" docs not necessarily endorJ cl porulents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE ZZi i 'Pacing), and on one side of the paper only.Pen names66 words
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Article1828 1932-09-10 II (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.'*) Sir,—I was very pleased to see "H. L. Wendt's" letter In your issue of the 8th inst. and thank him fc r the pains he has taker to convert me to his ideas, but regret to saj that I can't see things1,828 words
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2833 1932-09-10 III AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. rsbip of the "Girls'2,833 words
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Article1049 1932-09-10 III THE GIRLS' CIRCLE. True Happiness. Tit-Bits. Is It Wrong To Wear High Heels? A Suggestion. New Members. The following have been admitted and enrolled as members of the "Olrls' Circle": "Peggy." "Annie Laurie," 'Nod," "Wynken," "Blynken," "Ariel." (By "Nell.") All men crave with insatiable thirst after happiness— complete and lasting1,049 words
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Article1032 1932-09-10 III I All Rights Reserved.] (By "MARIAN.") BOILED MEAT DUMPLINGS. Take half pound cold beef or mutton, make a nice savoury mince by adding onions, pepper, salt and a little celery and a little stock. Cook till dry. Take one kati flour, sift with one teaspoon salt. Break three1,032 words
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Article, Illustration1134 1932-09-10 IV MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. XVII.—TABLE BIRDS (B). CAPONS. The method of caponisation may be a paying proposition in Europe where a special price can be obtained. For this market I would be satisfied with the rearing of "virgin cockerels," that is the fattening of cockerels separated frcm1,134 words
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Article102 1932-09-10 IV French Breakfast Radishes. If there is. anything that pleases the palate in the morning (or at tea-time) v is certainly the small frfsh breakfast radLh that can be gicwn so eacily in this climat-. Use the same, soH as described for toma'oes, with the exception that 'hey can102 words
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Article38 1932-09-10 IV contest but for the result to be published muT Entries in future must £SS2 Camera £S by noon on Wednesday. This week's ™h rultwi7. k an entr C 8 *the 22 the next Week End Supple-38 words
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Article131 1932-09-10 IV Not everyone can afford 10 have a machine of his own, though a little Moth now costs less than many motor-cars. But there are quite a number cf club> that cate; for flying enthusiasts wi h slender purses. London's 'burmen, fcr Instance, have a thriving flymg club131 words
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Article112 1932-09-10 IV The troubles of the baby son of Princess Ileana, cf Rumania, and Archduke Anton of Habsburg-Tuscany, seem to be beginning early, though he will not loso a wink of sleep over thrm! For there may be seme difficul y ovei his nationality, since al.hough his father wat112 words
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Article132 1932-09-10 IV The 30 h.p. Mercedes car on which the late Sir Thomas Lipton used to tour is stored with stacks of old iron at a wharf at New Barnet It is a Urge sK-ocater and is still complete with its triple lamps and rugs and it stand? in the open. Orders132 words
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Article, Illustration863 1932-09-10 IV HOUSE. The usual way of erecting a pigeon house is generally to provide a refuge which is never big enough for the birds to be at ease, also made up in such a way that cleaning is difficult and sometimes impossible, with the result that epidemics are too863 words
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Article, Illustration627 1932-09-10 IV Trained In German Institution. The importation of Alsatian wolf hounds into Malaya is becoming a craze and already .here are quite a number of proud owners in various parts of the country. By virtie cf their wolf siiain they make excellent police house and estate627 words
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1488 1932-09-10 IV TO HELP THE BLIND. "A blind nan was waiting en the kerb to cross the road in London. He felt what he imagined was a friendly hand to help him across. It was another blind1,488 words
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