The Straits Times, 28 October 1933
1933-10-28
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Title Section37 1933-10-28 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURX.) THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 TAlitS SINGAPORE^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2^ 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 2" r\ SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER IMS. PRICE 10 t37 words
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Advertisement240 1933-10-28 1 SiriUA^OHF: 78. CECIL ST. ("PHONE 51S1). J Inaml .^^^H^sl H^bw' ■^HsW^. ZM 'v sis\ In giving BEAR BRAND MILK to g^nm^your children you may rest assured that they are receiving W^ \^T the purest and most hygienically I I H^^L packed Milk procurable. Iwl I m Sole AgroU for Briilsfa240 words
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Advertisement278 1933-10-28 1 ALA LIitfMPUR» 25f A\&\ST. CPHdNt 369^ When I decided to write a book for Cyclax users. I was thinking particularly of women like yourselves, who can't drop into Bond Street for a treatment every other week or so— My little book "The Art of being Lovely" will show you a278 words
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Advertisement392 1933-10-28 2 P. 0., BIUTISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. irporated .n England CAROO HI HIS MAJBSTYJB i FAR EAST mm: kor chinv and japan DU' Tonace Bpor^ 810 i"-" 0 i-2S 2Z ?3 ORE «000 MOT 23 ""°9 *?°2 16.000 Dec. 8 6.100 Dec II BMLAR «<X« ""L,: 1 1934 17.000 Jan.392 words
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Advertisement628 1933-10-28 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. TON ii >L\ KMSIIA) TO LONDON. Naptn. Manetles. London. Antwera Knllrrdam and Middlesbrough. Vaaaal Tonnage Due Sail YASf Xl NI MARU 12.000 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov 15 IS SfWA MARU 17.000 Nov 30 Dec. 1 S FTSHIMI MAPU 10.900 De;. 14 15 HAKOZAKI MARU628 words
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Advertisement633 1933-10-28 2 BURNS PHILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND Ml I 801 RXE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THI'RSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the »r'lkr.om steamrr MARELLA (7.865 tons) and the U. MANOOLA <3 352 tonsi (Cargo only). The tj. MARBLLA Is one of thr and finest utramers trading633 words
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Advertisement553 1933-10-28 2 TIIE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated In Denm&rk PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON, ROTTERIMM. HAMBI KG AND oil Ml v< I From Prom Prom TB'pore Malacca Port Pe:*ir.' Smrtt PIONIA 14 11 14 11 IS 11 17 11 ERRIA S 12 5 12 6 12 8 12 LALANDIA553 words
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Advertisement746 1933-10-28 2 Tin him iinmi ii\» Omm iiii in miio-a pTBAMIaVI Steam Ship LU. and China Matual I Til Slram Natlratfcm Co. ltd Till t WRII (M-Hir I<' TBB STBAITII BTEAMHHIP CO 11I> Till s\K\M\K «ll\Mo!lir CO LTM Till CHINA N\\ K.XTlov <<> nn Tllr M -IK»IU\ OR II M M LIM746 words
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Article119 1933-10-28 3 (.ink, ItuyiiiK <H«I Shu Alioih-f hpml of tht •hIMMm m M ■m -wfeLrth. Kaa fc am^MMMMMMMJ NJMMR WRWR fHM mwwwwwwv^^ MMJ MM* MMM |j Imi lir w »r |ti|t|itf*ll MM*" lo "Hill Jsut->'U..n I. -•1.f.l rflaiMial \m ■MMJL PP/ TMjTMWIM JWM* 11 1 I i i Mir119 words
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Article253 1933-10-28 3 lliimk Kiimk UrlniiiN I'roml INmltlon, Ilu i ik. f.Jl«aili._ n>...a. i.. .ii «iiii wtr iMii.iwiiia iigiura nmi MM In •MIAII Uilfr. II Hl|MMl II 111 if ILa I M4i aaVlfcjfl HMatt HaMMIMi M^ftaM^MV lakaß aW I'll* I llr.lll. 'I'll'll 1 I I i t 1 lIIIMW253 words
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Article52 1933-10-28 3 I m,i n.l l)ri\««ii Ship. i,,. m M taMlaWaMl WIM< '.II rlifllii I lllll.xl lllfMlM) MaNaMVf' i am U,i. i ni.ii nip M)tMi a kl ,i, ,,1 1,. i .1. »|irr. l .■Ajwsar:. 1 ■i, .—"'ir .1 M..1.1 Whlll 1 »m in- i ii «mM*W#4 .iirdwl for h.i,.i,..,ii, ii.t..52 words
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Advertisement112 1933-10-28 3 ,i NIM Of VISION MNM I I M /I KIEL SONS. n .i«l. .M 111- 111 MM K.rtW. h.Milw.%, IMM «»«l» Id in ,i .n; KNAKWOKKT Ull HWOIJ I II \1 IT WORST. < I KM I \I\NOIWT. D. T. LIM Co.. It. Ml|. BM4, 4mt/ i L. "_^^^^p^^^^ r112 words
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Advertisement544 1933-10-28 3 VISSII-S AKKIVKI). »9gyj*yL-'*giu.y jgy. lmm m N Baa I v »_a. ».»■>> v Id K^TiMO. JTH, MIW, IfVM MMM llXranßßrMl IMA IMB PMMMMI M II faf najAaMMll I* l 1 1 UINIA M.I. JTmI IM I i uiu f>aaa AaaaaT kWjKyigo blm i- m HBKHmmmLmV* MINJ.AIOKK lIVKIMM II IMIANII ■MM^M544 words
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Advertisement244 1933-10-28 3 R«duc«d Farvt £67.3.11. MANILA MONO KONO TO lUROPE. Ml UWH TmiM .U» MM I 1.1 l*.« h.ll In iMaaaM TmM .Im AUaaWa Mm Mki I.Mim M.«k.M.« m.« ttiiMnfl— rjVMt-M'i^Ju SPUD WITH COMFORT M MONO k" ::^o^-^^^ >^Tt4Jl»MV«" M****m Ml >••• Waf Mmmm ■»MWt «Wm« Nwm M 4 OMWigi INDO-CIIINA mtM244 words
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Advertisement161 1933-10-28 3 KIIKKMAN KKKNMf. STKAIHSIIir CO. III). I In. .«|».»«l».| In *i.ti«"l. 1111 KM W I INI lON II NY Ml I ONI KOI KI.VM K II VMM' I I V i I I V .if HA tii .a.. \MI Mil \N A MAN( 111 MIAN" II ium ii v.i I if161 words
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Miscellaneous71 1933-10-28 3 KIM.tM.MI U. MIIIK 111 imhi i ■UUtmi V»»Urd»y 10$ nlittl Mai Icinlull Hi 1*1.1 Mil. I p Ini Himahllir •f lira i NUr M Oil II II ni Nil II II I. I iniKH«liii UN IMW 71 mi Hf Nil 10 71 M Nil «l WhHAOort M ON II 7171 words
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Advertisement290 1933-10-28 4 SITUATIONS VACANT When applying far any Bcsitieß adver. ii rd in t>> -x rotaaaas sens empties ml testl1 nut send orlf mah by European y 969 BRITISH .ildlnc Times large v iK)-;rapher and Ming nf past ekperi- SITUATIONS WANTED ;erk Pr.M- I r-btoer A: Lx-wc.v i :'t j:.. i snd290 words
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Advertisement645 1933-10-28 4 4OUSES, FLATS TO LET Bisnasfcißi. Aaculna Par*. Annnia Oa. HOUSE on Institution Hill Bent 960 United Engineer*. IO UfT Harder Rd 14 ChaUworth load. Apply Meyer Bros. I TO LET. 26. CsJrnhir. Road, modern sanl- I atlon. Apply 30, CalrnhlH Road. TO LET. SHOP. FLAT. Amber Mansion* c Building Corp..645 words
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Advertisement545 1933-10-28 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET IOround First Floor. Robtoson HA. Pie- I mlses. separately or together. Dnlted Engi■ManVßß OODOWNS. Read Street oil River Valley J Road. 4.000 to 30.000 square feet United Engineers. Lilted. J TO LET. OFFICES at 4 and 4-A. Prince St. top noo. and No 32. Aaffles Place545 words
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Advertisement888 1933-10-28 4 FOR SALE FOR SALE PEDIORBE ALSATIAN DOO. 7 months. Oood gait, colour and temper ».pply 972. Strait* Times. FOR SALE. A SMALL DRESS and M NERY BUSINESS in the FM 8 A flourish- Ing concern established three years ago. Si.!'- able for LADY with small capital wishing •<> i make888 words
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Advertisement1271 1933-10-28 4 TENDERS GOVERNMENT NOTICE. TENDERS will be received up to noon on Nov 10 1*33. at the Colonial Secretary* Offlce. Singapore, from persons de ln>us of rontractuig for supplies for the Sir«tapor? Prison, for a period of one year rommen Ins: from Jan 1. 1*34 1. fc '"ff up of while1,271 words
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Advertisement215 1933-10-28 4 BUSINESS CARDS F I G A R O~ Special Bednrrd Cksjnjti Far OTOBEI and M>\I«EIK OM T CO I'IKMVNVM m i raropean I adM^ 11. 1 BanVs Hatel fßoam KM| and al 93 Bras Basab Raad. MASSAGE HALL M \M( i M an.'i MASa Mrs. lI ARC snd Ml.i lIWI215 words
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Miscellaneous183 1933-10-28 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES afcagaawe Within OwtsiaV wtthewt Malaya. Malaya. Peatage. M.nlhlT IVM 4.66 1 IM Uurtrrly t IM SUM 6 7.M Half Veail, in.*6 W4.66 J1J.66 early 634 66 »46.*6 W6 .66 N«4e— OwUUUaa ehaaasa sheaM laerade the wswal bank dssreaat. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charges aad htfttlin* far CLASSIIIk.I. AI)\KRTISEMENTS are183 words
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Article657 1933-10-28 5 ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL —2Oth Sun- day alter Trinity. Oct. 39. 6.50 a.m.. Holy I Comn 7 30 am. Matlm: S am.. Holy Comn. 'Chorab »15Ym. Holy Comn: 590 pit. Evriuonf (Choral) and Sermon; 10.30 a.m Bvenaong at H.af. Naral Base. Holy Comn. on Mon Wrd. and Friday at657 words
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Article210 1933-10-28 5 Stolen Property In Laundry. Judgment was delivered on Thursday.! by Mr. N. Orice, the second magistrate, i acquitting Tan Kok Nam. the proprietor of a laundry In River Valley Road, and his wife. Cheo Chan Sun. on three charges of dishonestly retaining stol<*. property and one charge of210 words
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Article908 1933-10-28 5 Port Weld Railway. FAMOUS GRADBB OF PKKAK ROADS. To one who knew him In his prime. It seems that memories of Francis St Oeorge Caul fetid. ISO. deserve som» what more notice and praise thai hitherto been accorded, writes C. E in the Times of Malaya.908 words
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Advertisement224 1933-10-28 5 HOTELS "RAFFLES MOVIE BALL" IN AID OF CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY EXTENSION TO 2 a.m. BOOKING NOW CLOSED ADMISSION TO BALL ROOM BY RESERVATION ONLY :.n crmrnl very nutrh regret fcarta* ha 4 U Ufa— aa j mt their patron* o.Cnf to Ue »aafa»» iiimi U the Morle BalL It hi224 words
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Advertisement41 1933-10-28 5 OUR MIDDLE NAME IS SERVICE WE UNDERTAKE ANT BEKVICE WORK IN CONNECTION WITH OVERHAUL. TESTING, REBUILDING or RETAIKINC. OF RADIO: AMPLIFIERS OS TALKIE EQUIPMENT. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA, LTD. BROADCAST HOUSE. 2, Orchard Mmd. SINGAPORE. -PHONE 7SM.41 words
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Advertisement326 1933-10-28 5 Protect your child against PYORRHEAI 10, 20, SO rnrt from norn ke triil thank yom PVORRMFA. 4* dmdei moo* <fi» ease. is u(;l)'. inudiiHis, yri ohm tmruihlt! 10 M rven 20 yean fraaa oow your *on msy mot he the healthy ■un mm think he will be. He may he326 words
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Miscellaneous510 1933-10-28 5 MALAYAN A.R.S. KUALA LUMPUR. Programme For Sunday, October 29, 1933. Call Sicn ZGE. Wavelength 48.92 Metre* 7 p.m. i An all H.M V. broadcast D 1796 Overture— Carnival Part I and 2 London Symphony Orchestra. C 2148 Organ 8olo— Toccata ant I Fugue In C Part 1 and 2— Organ510 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter18 1933-10-28 6 "'wV.ttm. "I V "V.f Vt!r |,.((.t. Kill I 1 '1 I I I' I H18 words
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Advertisement39 1933-10-28 6 NtAu i ii in An i i«» tic FURNITURE lAimi IUIAtIONt Miunvt nrtioNt nOIIN* OOMPLITI lUITII SVHAII m.iii iV.milON n "i mi \mm CORRECT PRICEB I nt«.i PtOPil ru»NI»M FRANKELS. FRANKILf rumnium OAUimti Of viiuii mriiiiHi wi wnnoMt you39 words
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Advertisement89 1933-10-28 6 Till jPfftF^PPt HIM MARS" 11,1 j^ kMRf d i i > <»'« wi UiA i i A\V\ 4 ingi Jj wi. ..i-i. m y •lllillllHi/ TT *I'J l Ml Ml VI .111 I V^ aVA Ul M> llih liy v vl()llllv l()llll SOAP i 'ii I MAI is o| v89 words
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Article513 1933-10-28 7 IMS. Indians' Problems. Win NON MALAYS ARE NERVOUS. The St-Ungor Indian Association on v. vrnlng entertained Rao Sahib K A Mukundan. the new Ageni rner.t of India in Malaya. and Mrs. Mukundan to a tea parly. ir.dtan correspondent ot K Benjamin, the president ol the association, who513 words
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Article83 1933-10-28 7 Tenders For Four New Wards. The following tenders were received for the construction of four additional wards at the mental hospital, Yio Chu Kang. angapor BroMard Mopln < Malaya > Ltd. $68,250; Hup Thye and Co. $78,950. Chue Ah Fook, $77,400: Ooh Kirn Choon. $92,000: Wo Mon Chew.83 words
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Advertisement119 1933-10-28 7 TAN CHONS CHEW S .^O^V < WALTC COMPETITIOH '^aki U/4J^^" .'^"^N. 11l Pruc-A P»ir SiUer Cup* /C* A 77' owoUt*- Silver MetUh y NOVEMBER 18th DEAD FOn 3000 YEARS IT NOW CCMES TO L'FE THE MUMMY with KARLOFF im: UNGAgNY" Wl I.L HARDLY MLBVI WHAT YOl R OWN KYES SEE!119 words
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Advertisement239 1933-10-28 7 {pavilion z l^^ i: j 3-15. 6 15. 9-15. L S ENGLAND"S GREAT f LAUGHTER PIECE *A^T\ ST A RP,H G V >W LESLIE HENSON 1 m f~* </¥ j EDWARD EVEREn f NORTON Sr I with I Gaintoorough I ALFRED DRAYTON Picture I WENDY BARRIE HEATHER THATCHER I "Tk*239 words
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Advertisement254 1933-10-28 7 "All aboard for the I^nugh CruUc of the Season :ommencing 3.15 TO-DAY at the i IThe Screen's funniest pair —in £f^ P| IO L j HuiTicne of Merriment I QmLml iuuiXsjß iJULJ^J^^b help mfl fishes m Q ■h^^ Bjj> when m HL m these I* f FIRS? 4 scrlvm: /MATE"254 words
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Article144 1933-10-28 8 Rubber Prices Much Steadier. SMALL DROP IN NEW rou tin (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Sinßapore, Saturday. Today's Prices Kiihher. 1.1. up II 14 I in. Singapore price $113..17' 2 up 37' i rt*. <;<>m M 1 is. 2d.. up 4',d. l.i\"n Price* Kubber. London 3 15 16d..144 words
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Article282 1933-10-28 8 PROD UCE. UN I-Kli I •8 Singapore tin prli pi. ui> $ii» n |MM| oil: Shell and FUli two 4 gallon drum leu than abort, kerosene In drums are IS cente per Dragon, two 4-galion tins $300; 4-tal-loa tins $3 40; Crown and Cruu two 4 gallon tins $2 85.282 words
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LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS
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STOCKS AND SHARES.
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Article455 1933-10-28 8 ■MM Val Pd. Buyen Sellers. £1 £1 Aum Kumbang 30/6 31/6 II £1 AuMral Malay 37 6 5/- 6/- A i i n 1 i :i ll '3 1 l U<i Weng 1 M 1.40 £1 £1 Bangrin Tin I 31 3 1 1 RatangPadang 021 0.25 1 1455 words
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Article293 1933-10-28 8 l-.-IC Val. l'n. Buyers Sellers 2 I Alex. Brick Ord. 1.00 2 2 Altx. Brick Prefi. 1.45 1.!>5 M £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 6.10.0 6.15.0 10 I British Malaya Trustee 5.15 5.30 H £1 Con. T. S. 7.0 Prefs. 24/- 25/11 £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 21 6 H293 words
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Article135 1933-10-28 8 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4\<g p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 106 108 nom. Singapore Municipal 4«fc p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 105 107 nom. Singapore Municipal 4 p.t. of 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 102 103135 words
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Article368 1933-10-28 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations loday a I'rices Fra*er Lyali Evatt 4 Co. All.nl.y (91) 0.80 0.87/* 0.75 0.90 Alor (Jajah (91) 0.60 0.70 0.60 0.70 A. Ilitam (fl) or9o 1.00 0.75 100 A. Kilning 1*1) 0.15 0.20 0.15 0.20 A. Malay ($2) 1.40 1.50368 words
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Article199 1933-10-28 8 The following are the exchange ratea this morning, according to (he t'aily circular iasued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank mi: Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/4 5 32 London, 3 months' aight London, GO days' sight 2/4 iondon. 30 days' night 2/4 London, demand I199 words
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Article61 1933-10-28 8 N.H.I equal to London Standard Buyers. Sellers. S(M.t (I. ...-.•> U I.T<H (P. 0.8.) nu U Standard K S S. on Tender Buyers. Seller* N..v Dec. ISM 1844 Jan-Mar. 13 4 Apr.- June 18H ItH Tone of market Speculator Latest (able London Spot Shr.t 1661 words
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Article211 1933-10-28 8 Plan To Adjourn Arms < Conference. Oeneva Oct 25 A French formula, providing for the camouflaged" adjournment of the Disarmament Conference and thus >iTerlng a way out of the dilemma j rvated by Germany's withdrawal. Is ti-d to have found the approval of the powers. Including Italy. ItAneta-Trans-Ocean - 211 words
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Article64 1933-10-28 8 German Rnfrinecrs Employed \U The Soviet. Berlin. Uct 10. Despite Moscow's denials. It Is reliably repotted that the Soviet Oovcrnment has ordered all Oerman engineers and qualified workmen to leave the PutllofT. Obuchofl and AlexandrofT works In Leningrad and also the Tula and AuaofT works on Oct 1564 words
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Article134 1933-10-28 8 man, Krtnaam >. gun lYrnninu ana Hl \Ul<* I*i. ;vd. Pii.i. ■> At p.i, Bkaflg IIN Caul N Wnl Bum.. Ranflooo A C'»l< uiu it'rk-bei Marui BY Pagan Bi iTuboalli 0 Rhio n i 4 114 Balrl tc l-'U- i '«'iik> 'I ftiit>iln..Mii A Ki-rn;:! 1 4134 words
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Article11 1933-10-28 8 .tw.ird I)u< morning arrive In Slngapcr snd will be <!11 words
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Article32 1933-10-28 8 Mcssagerles Marr Is" due here fr.im Pi >nd will sail on the gai it 1 pm Instead of 3 p m for Saigon. Hong Kong. Shanghai an i sII I Wharves.32 words
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Article98 1933-10-28 8 New Austrian Minister To Vatican. Hum. The new Austrian Minuter to the Qulrtnal. Dr AnUin Rmt.l.n arrived here by plane on Monday and celved by the Austrian Minister t<i the Vatican. Dr RudoK Kohlruss. and Duke CafTerelll. from tlie Ital rlgn Ofnce Dr Rlntelen stated that he considers98 words
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Article42 1933-10-28 8 IVox rit mini' To Help Incmploycd. As pur shipping persons but al.v workers This programme will be rai within II make room for about 150 Those who leave the sen. necessary, get supplemti, putting thrm In a positii.t fortably Ar42 words
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Article38 1933-10-28 8 Vladivostok-Kamchatka Flight Successful. Petropavlovsk iKamrluu The first flight along the ncwlyorganlaed air line from Vladivostok ti Sakhalin Island and therm- to Kamchatka has been successfully pleted The total length ol t: la 4.670 kilometre*.— Tasa.38 words
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Miscellaneous42 1933-10-28 8 ABRIDGEMENTS FOB T»IK WEBK. tal>r«iT Ortator U. Prrak R».r, rourth Day. 5.84.V OrUbrr Btncauore MiMlral flurlrtjr rone: 1 t ~m+rtal Hall. 9 30 p m. Bportu.g rvrnii »UI be t.>..n.' trparmtr licMlinf on tIM tporU i««* 1 «lr T*bln M r^«' 142 words
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Article816 1933-10-28 9 Turn For Better. LOW STRAITS SMELTER OUTPUT. (K"rom Our Own Correspondent > London. Oc. 4. The market took a >eide~ turn for the better during thi closing da>s of September, helped mainly by Mm ex n 01 good statistics, which has since been Justified The vU.ble supSepttmbrr816 words
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Article240 1933-10-28 9 Malayan August Exports Total G57,790,000. Mr. Carl H. Boehringer. Acting American Trade Commissioner. 7A. Ocean Building. Singapore. has received by cable the following statistics relating to the foreign trade of the United States with Middle Asia:— For The Month of Aarust. 1933: Total Export; from240 words
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Article103 1933-10-28 9 Guthrle and Cos. weekly report dated Oct. 26. states that latest buyers' prices, for Malayan Palm C and Palm Kernels are as follows: Palm Oil In Bulk: ci.f. landed weights New Tor k-Philadelphia 260 cents (U.B. currency) per lb. cl f landed weights US K Pacific Ports103 words
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Article719 1933-10-28 9 Symington And Wilson* Report. Symington and Wilson* weekly market report. dated London Oct. t. Since our last report the market has been active and prices at one time on Monday morning showed an advance of 7 lGd to 2 d. per Ib. over those quoted here last719 words
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Article639 1933-10-28 9 Fewer Inquiries. MARKET GENERALLY STEADY. i From Our Own Carrespondend > Manchester. Oct. The feature of Interest In the mark during the past week has been the attempt made by spinners In thi Egyptian section to advance prl.ts For s.>me time past meetings haw bee held between639 words
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Advertisement472 1933-10-28 9 BANKING. 1 i NEDERLANDSCH INDBCm HANDEL AN N. aMabluhed 1863 at Anwtertam A isrd Capital Clkds 1.0.000.000 Olds 45.***** C i. oku -j->s» nr 111 IB >H II »M -II UDIM BR\MH Oil II "II H»OW StOllt KI»\M i>3lce for Dutch BKV.NC II <•! lit I Ajaprnan. Bsr..1 i ..L*ar.472 words
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Advertisement42 1933-10-28 9 111 II OY M A WA'iXiUES CHRONOMETERS: SNEW PATTERNS JUST ARRIVED WELL KNOWN TRADITION*!, QUALITY REMARKABLE DESIGNS !>RICES REMARKABLY LOW MW MODEM IN GOLD- H7//7/; GOLD. CHROMIUM. ETG I SOLI WITH ABSOLUTE 6DARANTEE. CAPITOL BUILDING BRANCH STAMFORD ROAD 30-A RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE.42 words
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Advertisement535 1933-10-28 9 BANKING. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-MAATSCHAPPU, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TKA.HN.. SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam itti. ■BAD nun B: IMSTBSDAII WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTKRDAM \Mi I 111 II \..l E HEAD OmCI P0« \\W I kSI ■ATA VIA. Branches throughout Uie Diitrh Ba«t I Indies a-.d lr th.- Straits Bcttl<'r.K-nU. India lapati and A535 words
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Article110 1933-10-28 10 Singapore. 111 1 i mtinit Below The Sea. With Ralph Bel- < lamy Pay Wrajr. 6 15 9 15. :amtoi Her First Mate. With Siun Sum- I mervllle Zaiu PttU. «.IS— 9.IJ. QKEAI WOKI.U Cataret The bow Contract tt One Hour With You. UAKLBokoM.h Boris Karloff In Mummy 6110 words
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Obituary19 1933-10-28 10 SLOWI— At ChrUU HosplUl. Wuhlngton. Manchester on Ort M. 1933. Jeaite wife of U. E Slowe of Prnang19 words
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999 1933-10-28 10 Many people would be relieved if It were possible to obtain an unbiassed and authoritative statement of the relations existing at present between the governments of Soviet Russia and of Japan. For several weeks past It has been obvious that999 words
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Article12 1933-10-28 10 •Tn Yean In Sort* Moacow By Alexander Wtck*t*«d Tht BoOk? He«d S«.12 words
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Article66 1933-10-28 10 His Excellency the High Commissioner, with the approval of His Ma- Jesty the King, has been pleased to appoint Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad. M.C.S.. to be an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council for a period of three yean with effect from April 24. 1933, Inclusive, In66 words
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Article426 1933-10-28 10 MOSQUITOES. The mosquito menace against wnlch there has been such a big outcry tn Oeorge Town (which Is another *"a> of saying Penangi seems to be m»UnR Itself felt In Singapore. From many quarters complaints have reached us of a bigger Incidence of this pest 'hL426 words
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Article881 1933-10-28 10 A NEW MOTOR VEHICLE. The writer of this i which appears in the Sep'ember issue of Tin. visual:s's a motor vehicle, priced about £20. of absolute simplicity o/ design tc sell by the hundred thousand in undeveloped parts of the world. An article published In this Bulletin881 words
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Advertisement76 1933-10-28 10 1 CHRIST/HAS CARDS AMD CALENDARS PRICES FROM 10 CENTS TO 50 CENTS EACH. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. ii k »t~.m k«,i.~i> SINGAPORE. KUALAuUMPUR. PENANG and IPOH. SCOTCH LAMB A SMALL SHIPMENT OF NEW SEASON'S SCOTCH LAMB HAS JUST ARRIVED ex S.S. •GLENAMOY" AND IS AVAILABLE AT OUR VARIOUS RETAIL DEPOTS.76 words
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Advertisement99 1933-10-28 10 THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. SHOP SOILED AND SECONDHAND PIANOS. GENUINE BARGAINS. ROBINSON UPRIGHT GRAND, lately returned from hire. In new condition. $275. Zimmermann Upright Grand «1 in Solid Mahogany < 1 Tone and touch Mffeet A I high dass GERMAN PIANO. Price 177"). Reduced to $375. Appearance as New.99 words
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676 1933-10-28 11 INCREASED EXPORT QUOTA FOR MALAYA. Now 31,653 Tons A Year Against The Present 23,115. 1!> the new international tin agreement which come* into force next yc:ir Malaya's assessment lias been increased to 71,944 ti n- a >ear. of which the export quota isReuter - 676 words
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Article113 1933-10-28 11 Allegations Against Cuban Officials. Washington. Oct 27 Remarkable revelations were made during the inquiry Into the Chase National Bank's loans to Cuba by the Banking Investigation Committee ot the Senate. A request was made by Mr Aldrich. President of the Bank, that part of one of the Bank's113 words
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Article52 1933-10-28 11 f.'aruso's Son Sentenced To Gaol Term. Bologna. Oct 27. r.nrlco Caruso, a son of the famous singer was sentenced to two years In prison and fined 1.500 lire, for an alleged assault on a peasant, who was neatly Injured. Enrico's brother. Rodolfo. was al*) secured' but wasReuter - 52 words
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Article89 1933-10-28 11 Irish M.P. Shot By Two Gunmen. Belfast. Oct. 27. Major J H McCormick. M.P. for St Ann, Belfast, beat off an attack by two gunmen who fired at him as he was going home from Parliament last night. A bullet grazed his chest and another lodged In hisReuter - 89 words
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Article51 1933-10-28 11 Latvians Demand Change In Constitution. Riga. Oct. 27. A demand for a referendum on the amendment of the constitution based on Nail Ideas was made by the "Grey Shirts" (Fascists). Including the prohibition of Jews from participating in trade and Industry and acquiring landed property or'marrying Christians.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article63 1933-10-28 11 M. Sarraut To Be Premier And Navy Minister. Parts. Oct. 37. Confusion has been caused by a last minute reshuffling of the portfolios. It is now definite that M. Sarraut will be Premier and Minister of the Navy, while M Chautemps will be Minister of the InteriorReuter - 63 words
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Article210 1933-10-28 11 Newspaper Correspondent In Germany. Munich. Oct. 27. The well-known German Journalist, Josef Ackerman. has been arrested It Is believed the police suspect him of supplying Information to Mr. Noel Panter. the London Dally Telegraph's correspondent who was arrested on Wednesday. Germany has not replied toReuter - 210 words
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Article204 1933-10-28 11 Election Result A Surprise. London. Oct 26 The big turnover In the votes at East Fulham which resulted in Mm wresting of the seat from the Conservatives by Labour for the first time in the history of the constituency created a great surprise. The result was assisted by204 words
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Article109 1933-10-28 11 A Porter's Conflicting Evidence. Berlin. Oct 24. Another surprise greeted the resumpjtion of the Reichstag fire trial today when the porter on duty at the northern door of the Reichstag declared I that Dimitrofl approached him on the day of the fire and said: "In twenty minutes the109 words
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Article46 1933-10-28 11 Prince George To Visit South Africa. London. Oct. 27. It is announced that Prince George has been Invited officially by the Union Government to visit South Africa. With the King's approval the Prince has accepted and Is sailing in the middle of January— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article53 1933-10-28 11 Geneva. Oct. 27. A surprise announcement was made this afternoon that the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference may be con- vened on Nov. 3. six days before the i date fixed previously. I The reason Is unknown, but It Is possibly due to the formation of the newReuter - 53 words
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Article110 1933-10-28 11 Police Open Fire. IMPORTANT ARABS ARRESTED. Jerusalem. Oct. 28. One demonstrator was killed several were wounded and one policeman was stabbed in the course of a mob attack >n a police "station Baton charge* proving ineffective, the police fired on ;he crowd. Disturbances also occurredReuter - 110 words
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Article37 1933-10-28 11 The F.M.S. Budget expenditure next year of $49.938.92« by the t M.S. Government and 59.897.464 by the F.M.S. Railways Li provided for in the Supply Bill, to be Introduced in the Federal Council on Monday.37 words
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Article177 1933-10-28 11 First Arrest Made In America. Boston. Oct 27 Th.> first arrest under the goldhoarding order was made today when Gerald T. Drlscoll. a city employee, was arrested on a Federal indictmcit. He U charged with hoarding $10,000 worth of gold which. It is alleged, ho withdrew from the Federal177 words
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Article109 1933-10-28 11 Enthusiastic Welcome In Paris. Part*, Oct 27. Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh, who arrived yesterday evening by seaplane alighting at Let Murelux on the Seine, close to the famous nudist colony, from Inverness, were surrounded by adulation equal to that evoked by his original exploit. Crowds thronged the PlaceReuter - 109 words
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Article56 1933-10-28 11 May Become Total Wreck. Rugby. Oct 24. The Norwegian steamer Granero. which ran aground on Klncardlneshlrc rocks last night, now lies In a precarious position and may become a total wreck. The captain and one other officer are still on board. The Aberdeen lifeboat and life-saving crewBritish Wireless - 56 words
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Article67 1933-10-28 11 Big Increase In Traffic Over 1932. London. Oct 23. The Imperial Airways services show an Increase of traffic of 75' 2 per cent, compared with the previous year. The Empire services have made particularly rapid development and 5.095 passengers were carried on them during the year ending March67 words
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Article207 1933-10-28 11 Is Rebel Prince Still In The Country? London. Oct. 27. The Siamese Legation In London has no confirmation of the report received by the Siamese Consul-General at Singapore that the revolt has ended and that Prince Bovaradej has fled from the country. The Prince has. however,207 words
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Article210 1933-10-28 11 Sir Arthur Salter On Way To hina. London. Oct 27. Sir Arthur Salter. wh> Is a number of the British Economic Advisory Council and formrr Director of the Economic and Finance Section of the League of Nations. Is en rouU- by the Empress of Britain, due atReuter - 210 words
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Article61 1933-10-28 11 Australian Cabinet's (Jrant Of £3,000. Sydney. Oct 24. As the result of wide agit.ulcn ask.ng for an appointment lor Sir Chirles Klngsford Smith, the Cabinet has granted him the sum of 3.000 as ther Is no suitable position available. 'Topping." sa(d Kings lord Smith. when Informed, adding thatReuter - 61 words
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Article44 1933-10-28 11 Death Of Woman Associate Of Royal Academy. London. Oct. 24. Mrs. Annie L. Swynnerton. senior Woman Associate of the Royal Academy, died at HayUng Island. Hampshire, today. Many of her pictures hang in art galleries throughout the world Reuter Wireless.Reuter - 44 words
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Article476 1933-10-28 11 Opposed Japanese I*oli<-> And Military bpCMCfc KUNG TO FILL POST? Government Honds Fall Sharnly. It is reliahl\ learn.-d that Mr. T. >. Soong. Urn) I m Minuter, resigned on Od denials notwithstanding, and that all efforts to rtMacMi him with Marshal 'hiang Kaishek have provedSin Chew Jit Poh; Sin Kuo Min - 476 words
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Advertisement61 1933-10-28 11 DRINK AND COOK WITH IT KM I I FIND IvLJM nil MOST DCUCIOIB rOWDEBED MILK YOU EVUt I Mil ITS SIC H. Ittlill SWIBAL MILK FI.AVOI R MAKES GOOD THINGS T iSTE EVEN BCTTKR. AND POX DBINKINO— WH I MM! IT AND SEE FOR. VOl K-l I I OBTAINABLE AT61 words
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Article2852 1933-10-28 12 Retrenchment Policy To Be Continued. At yesterdays meeting of the Singapore Municipal Coaj-mi-Mi.ners retrenchment policy was debated. A plea was made for more generous treatment of employees with whose sen ices the Commissioners were compelled to dispense, but the rreMriint pointed out that there was a deficit2,852 words
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Article316 1933-10-28 12 Party Stopped On Wharf At Negrapatam. Although recruiting in India for Malayan estates is forbidden, a party of immigrants rerruited for Bukit Panjang Estate, Selangor. was recently discovered at Negapatam. The case Is reported In The Hindu (Madras) as follows: Mr. A. BalraJ Nadar. B316 words
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Article88 1933-10-28 12 It is understood that Mr. J. C. i Innes. the chairman of the Plan- ten' Association of Malaya, will sail from Penang for India in the course of the next few days. The Controller of Labour, the hon. Mr. C. D. Ahearne. has already left for88 words
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280 1933-10-28 12 Seven Years* Gaol For Robber. A young Hoklen. Lai Chee Seng, was sentenced to seven years' rigorou. lmprisonment yesterday in the Assize Court, before Mr. Justice J V. G. Mills. on a charge of armed robbery. He was alleged to have entered a house In280 words
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Article154 1933-10-28 12 Chinese Who Strangled His Wife. From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Oct 27 The Chinese leper. Tan Hor. wru> 'angled his wife to death with a of cord In a lodging-house in iulun Street In August last, stood his trial for wilful murder at the Assizes yesterday154 words
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Article456 1933-10-28 12 General Oldfield Takes Last Salute. Over one thousand members of the iS.VC. participated In the Corps route 1 march In the evening and every man. with his equipment highly polished took his place In the ranks as they marched Through the town It was an excellent turn-out.456 words
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Article210 1933-10-28 12 New Headmaster Of l^arge Selangor SchooL (Prom Our Own Correspond Kuala Lumpur. Oct 27. The Rev. Preston L Peach. M A who arrived in Singapore by the Mantua on Oct. 29. has come to Kuala Lumpur where he Is taking over the principalship of the Methodist210 words
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Article109 1933-10-28 12 Final Year Undergraduates At Dinner. The final year unde~graduates of Raffles College had their Michaelmas term dinner at the FMS buildings yesterday. There was a good attendance. Mr. A. P. Paul gave a short talk pointing out the necessity of such a function, informal though it was. since109 words
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Article432 1933-10-28 12 WHY K.L. IS PROUD OF ITS MALAY POLICE. If I had to pick out one ln.pjvs&l.m ot the Federal Capita l It would surely be the sight of the pel inarched from the Most; 3i last week The K L police are toda> smart body432 words
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Article74 1933-10-28 12 Motor-( ;.di!,t Thrown Off And Injured. Kuala Lumpur 0 This morning a motor-cycle, riad.-n y a Chinese of alx>ut 19 years of age. olllded with a motor-car, also y a Chinese, at U* t Birch toad and Jail Road The motor-cyclist was thrown ot! and ustalned a serere74 words
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Advertisement64 1933-10-28 12 'HNj^^^PwK an d adds a keener edge to H&JED your appetite il 0W SELLING AT H^^FjjlOA I SINGAPORE FKJCEJ W^qT^JJßf*— -wf Per case of 96 d»oo aa I* a*vSaf Zl Or per do« $6.00 L* v, lM#*lkjßiiglß^l M#*IkjBiiglB^ Daty Paid A Delivered 3fe KEPALA 90 BRITISH BREWED BEER SOLE AGENTS64 words
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Article976 1933-10-28 13 PENANG LETTER. Deepavali And After— A Chinese Festival Ayer Itam Temple— Copra Bugs Threaten Business Hockey Prospects Music. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan*. Oct. 22. The past week has seen the quite pacific pasaover of the big Tamil festival of Tec vail, or Deepavall as976 words
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Article168 1933-10-28 13 Arrangements At Taiping. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng. Oct. 26. The Taiplng and district honorary organiser lor the Poppy Day fund this year Is Mrs. Hugh Fraser. wife of the Secretary to the Resident. Perak. Popples. It Is announced, will be on sale throughout the district on Nov.168 words
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Article584 1933-10-28 13 Unfortunate Building: Speculation. Reference was made to certair Indian marriage customs by Mr C. C Wilson. Official Arsl*ntr. during th< public examination In the Bankruptcj Court yesterday of Dr. V. P. Mencn who carries on a surgery practice lr Bras Basah Road, and whose liabilities amount to584 words
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Article205 1933-10-28 13 Next Year's Air Race From England. The first official announcement of the conditions governing the London to Melbourne air race which Is to b--held next year In connection with the 1. State of Victoria and City of Mclbourne centenary celebrations was made after consultation with the r205 words
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Article52 1933-10-28 13 The feast of the Kli.gship of Christ will be celebrated In the Catholic churches tomorrow High masses will be sung at 8 a.m. and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be given at 5 p.m. The B!«\«s- d Sacrament will be exposed the whole day at the CathefirO of the52 words
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Article382 1933-10-28 13 Open Verdic* On Tamil Syce. An open verdict was returned by Mi T O Bourne, the Singapore Coronei at the conclusion of the Inqu 24-year-o:d Tamil chauffeur samy who was alleged to have beer stabbed to death on Deepavall eve young Chinese. Lee Ah Poh. ha/1 beei382 words
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Article17 1933-10-28 13 Mr J..hn HalHn pr.-Md.-i,-.rv international, is unable t Jalaya during his year of fas origin lly intended17 words
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Advertisement52 1933-10-28 13 f ,—ll [p~~ Ti Hi i 7 11 11 i Hl^bn^ \jslH ÜBB i slm I I ■BBra^kJl I __J I&jML. mLk^—J hJI BM^_ BP^.\3 *^^B1 B^Bl B^hfc. >• "Ji Jd fcfffE Br^ MASTERS Ke/te /bi lfou/t tivu) and tttal I REPRESENTED THROUGHOUT MALAYA BY WEARNE BROS.. LTD. KUALA LUMPUR.52 words
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746 1933-10-28 14 Trial Match Before Proposed Tour In Java. MM.F.A. ll (hinfMThe All-Malayan Indo-Cejlonese Football Association has been fonped to look al*«er the Interests of IndoCeylonese soccer players In Malaya and also to arrange and manage tours to other countries.746 words
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Article, Illustration591 1933-10-28 14 Inter-Port Series. "WE SHALL NOT DISGRACE OURSELVES." M shall not dL-,-. aid Mr R N Hamilton. D which Is :..inghai In next is left by today together with the ump.re. Mr W W Dean, and Mr W. D Ch-irlton Three rig Kong by the troopship days ago—591 words
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Article48 1933-10-28 14 Beaten In China Tennis Championship Final Nankin*. Oct. 17. Hsu Cheng Chi. from Batavla. won Chinas lawn tennis title to-day, by beating Khoo Hooi Hye <the formci Malayan Champion) by 6—3.6 3. ft— 2. 0. The pair met In the final of the Olympic tournament.48 words
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54 1933-10-28 14 across TANGTCB. Chinese Swimmers' Splendid Feat. dMngaal *x*t. 26. The swimming trto from Manchuria Shi Hslng-lung. 8hl Hsing-cho and Shi Hsing-lu (brothers) swam across :tse yesterday, from Pukow to Hslakwan. In the presence of thousands of people. They are the nrst three swimmers to cross the biggest river In China.—Sin Chew Jit Poh - 54 words
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Article52 1933-10-28 14 The following have been Invited to play hockey for B.C.C. vs. Malaya Command Officers on Monday at Tanglin: F. J. L. Mayger: M. C. Elliott, C. Q Btarkey; C E. Brooke. T. W. Morray. Y. W Brand: E. MacCreanor, A. G A. Mosley. Rev. Nigel Williams. C. A., Carey. L52 words
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Article287 1933-10-28 14 Heavy Handicap For Refill. The following are the handicaps (or the fourth day's events of the Ipoh Turf Club autumn meeting today: Rare One. ■aaa Ort Up 7J Bui..'. M..1 A.1 74 Phar Root 7.1 Bacr Two. nuun Belle 1.00 Oolden Qu.e» a 7 Penny B.t 8.8287 words
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Article87 1933-10-28 14 C. SMIRK E. Reinstated After Five Years Suspension. London. Oct. 23. The stewards of the Jockey Club have reinstated Charles Smirke. the wellknown Jockey, whose licence was withdrawn five years ago following an Incident at Oatwlck. where his mount Welcome Gift, a hot favourite, was left at the post and87 words
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Article182 1933-10-28 14 Tafer. Oetafcar U. Tennis: YMCA Tournament final* and prtae distribution. Rugby: State match Singapore vs. Malaya Command. Padang: Prnang vs. Pen*. Penang Raffle* CoUe«c vs. South Johore RFC. Buklt Tlmah Hockey: Selangor Club n. S.C.C XL; SRC •B t T». Y.IR.C. SRC. trt.WUUhlre Reft n. OolU. T»njUn Football182 words
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Article404 1933-10-28 14 Regiment's Bad Luck At Tanglin. Wiltshire Rest. 3; Pubtit Services 7. By a dropped goal and a try <7 pts >. to a try <3 pts >. a Public Servicu. XV, which included two Regiment defeated a weak Wiltshire fifteen at Tanglin yesterday. Play war InterestIng,404 words
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Article92 1933-10-28 14 The following will represent the YMCA Ist XI against Indian Association Ist XI on the I A ground on Monday, at 515 p.m.: C C Meredith. Lee Fong Llm. D. Rocs. R Lyne. W. Pullen. C. H. Coshar. R. J R Straeey. M. Catchatoor. J. O. Regan. P. O'Dwyer. W92 words
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Article33 1933-10-28 14 The Hon. Mr. Wee Swee Teow will distribute the prizes at the conclusion of the ten-mile cross-country race to be run tomorrow, at 7 am starting from the Clerical Union C!ubhouse. Rangoon Road33 words
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Advertisement19 1933-10-28 14 1 NEW I "MOUTRIE" PIANOS $425.00 Nett. S. MOUTRIE Ltd. vlncorporatedv Incorporated In ::on s long) RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE.19 words
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Advertisement112 1933-10-28 14 Huqienic Bottling.. gmhmff fWW||m '< the last, is certainly not the- le:u>t important JJjWjjMllplßMß essential to the production of a perfectly VU Otig_'^t# l' urc Beer, which can he ruined by insufficientYffMlfST£ :^m^ '>' cleansed bottles. There is no risk of this \mmf/r happening with TICKR BKKR. n iKIJ/B| ott112 words
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515 1933-10-28 15 Chinese Share Honours With Police. < K < I J r«Uce 2. Although the "A team of th?| had the better of the exchanges territorially they were held to II draw by the second string of i hookey match played ground yesterday515 words
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Article264 1933-10-28 15 Will Arsenal Win At Villa Park? The following matches will be playeo this afternoon In the English ana Scottish Leagues DIVISION I Aston Villa vs. Arsenal Chelsea vs. Newcastle Dtd. HuddcrsOeld T. vs. West Brom. A. Leicester C. vs. Everton Liverpool vs. Blackburn R. Portsmouth vs. Derby264 words
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Article157 1933-10-28 15 Singapore vs. Malaya Command. o.» the latfaag tClanMtni Singapore will meet the Malaya Command in what should prove a very ng match. The Command *s not seem too strong on it pos.<«esses plenty of talent, and can be xpected to fight every, •earns are is M Malaya Command:157 words
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Article88 1933-10-28 15 At th«^ annual general meeting of :.dly Sporting Association, held .n Tuesday, the following were elected f fflce-bearers for the ensuing year.^ nt. Tan Yew Cheng. ViceAnt? Cheng Chwee. Chan of; Hon Secretary. Khoo Koon Hon Asst Sec. Tan Yew Teng; NSMnr, Tan Tlan Peng; Hon. Supt Chua88 words
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Article351 1933-10-28 15 S.R.C. Tournament. Results of ties played off during the' reek were as follow: "A" Singles N S Hogan (owe 4> beat > S. L Oehlers <owe 15 1) 2—6. 6—6. I 2 "B~ Singles Finals:— R O Lange s<r > beat O O Strays <owe 3) 6—l, Mixed Doubles.351 words
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Article218 1933-10-28 15 Route For Championship Race Tomorrow. The following is the route for the 10- mile cross-country race to be held tomorrow at 7 a m Starting from Clerical Union Football ground along the path leading into Rangoon Road, turn right along Rangoon Road into Moulmein Road, turn right into Thomson218 words
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Article156 1933-10-28 15 Chinese Teams To Play S.S.C. Tomorrow. Interesting water-polo should be witnessed tomorrow when teams of the Singapore Swimming Club and the Chinese Swimming Club meet in the former's pool. The following teams have been selected: Chinese Ist Team: Choo Seng Kay. Lim Fook Loong. Teo Slew Sun. Ng156 words
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Article365 1933-10-28 15 Japan Expects To Break World's Record?. Manila. Oct. 25 The breaking of more world swimming record* by Japan's youthful mermen l* in prospect for the Tenth Far Eastern Olympic Games to be held here in 1934. The Japan Swimming Federation has nominated 14 stars, including ll who365 words
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Article47 1933-10-28 15 Only 10 More Wins Wanted For Record. London. Oct. 25. Cordon Richards, the champion jockey, had four mounts at to days Newmarket meeting and won them all. He has nor. ridden 237 winners this season, compared with Fred Arrher'i record of Z4S. I 147 words
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Article288 1933-10-28 15 Championship Contests In December. Under the auspices of the Young Muslim Physical and Literary Union the 1933 Singapore Open Weight-Llft-ing Championships will be held some Lime In December. Definite date and place of competition will be notified In iue course Official Invitations will be forwarded to secretaries of288 words
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Article287 1933-10-28 15 Results In Bramtoco Tournament Results In the Bramtoco Plng-Pong tournament are as follow: Ist. Round:— H E. Hall beat Leong Wing Yeok 20—20 (2— o>. 21—19. 21 -13 R. A F Brown beat Tan Olm Yang 21-18. 16—21.21—18.21—8. Wee Cheng Slang beat Bocy Chee Choon 21—9. 21—13. 21—13. Low287 words
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Article94 1933-10-28 15 Muar Championship Tournament. The following were the results of the third round of the Muar Badminton Tournament held under thr auspice of the Muar Club Singles Champ.onshis*. Mohd. Top (SI Si) beat Sanmugam <Indo-Ceylones;>. IS 1111.5 11. Chow Ah 800 (Govt. Qrs beat Ahmad bin Hajl Hussein < Police94 words
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Article115 1933-10-28 15 Tourists' Team For Matches In Singapore. The following players will represent the Padang Sports Association in their matches to be played In Singapore on Wednesday. Nov. 1, at Anson Road Stadium, vs. Malaya Command; on Friday. Nov. 3, at Anson Road Stadium vs. BtralU Chinese Association, and115 words
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Article9 1933-10-28 15 The Kallang Basin Football Club Singapore, has been registered.9 words
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Article9 1933-10-28 15 The Singapore Baseball AssocisUan has been exempted from registration9 words
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Advertisement59 1933-10-28 15 MALAYA'S LARGEST SPBRTING GOODS STORE l<>r Xnvthing aatd E\er>thing. Phone 2938. KESTKIN(.IN<. O« K Sl'rX lALITY. Tropical best guts are v *ed to suit all pockets. Prices fron $.{.OO U 913/- net. Pnah storks of Hockey Sticks and Ku^by Balk. I'rices from $2 upwards. ROLLER SKATES— FRESH STOCK JUST ARRIVED.59 words
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Advertisement247 1933-10-28 15 JnX AGAINST A \T DISEASE-CARRYING 1 gg INSECTS II zeiss ikon CONTAX Lovers oi small Him c appreciate the Beautiful L.i:, I Precise Workings of the Zeiss Ikon CONTAX Camera Takes 36 pictures on saims: Por Nlftht Photography. Wt 1 5 Meyer Kino Plasmat lens can be supplied from stock247 words
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Article, Illustration1560 1933-10-28 16 WOMAN WEEK BY WEEK. stuaits Times Omcr. I Fleet Street. Oct 5. < \i the London houses are still ling their fashion parades. i< .iinal idea.s day It Is the 1 it give a sn gulshes her froir. t.ic mert-ly MsV 1 designers this year I1,560 words
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Article345 1933-10-28 16 LADY LAVERY'S YES. PETTY wives all over the country stamped their shapely feet Indignantly. They had read the remarks of Judge Crawford, of the Barnet County Court, while dealing with the caae of a woman who had deserted her husband for another man. When345 words
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Article286 1933-10-28 16 (By Order) More I Leg Of Masculine I Mutton Pyjamas Sleeves. The Nail Institute of Fashions has arranged displays of the dress styles which German women are expected to I adopt during the coming winter. Eight hundred models are on view! In Berlin. Cologne. Hamburg286 words
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Article, Illustration212 1933-10-28 16 lIAVE all the bottles Md befdre you begin, and all the jam papers ready Make sure that the thermometer really registers, that the preserving pan Is clean and free trom tiny holes, that the bottling jars are uncracked. and that the rubber rings have perished See that the212 words
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Advertisement58 1933-10-28 16 I Entr«>cingly lov»W Th V^J* a^ won d..«u» I .v.n by 9^'"» II »«aoty Spoc.al.sl. I Thoy have, by me- <**»*** .J gnomon!, tho^ poHoc».on. won ihT«ns».«led P'-'-.J 4 smartest women «i ,ash.on*We esprtal oi world. 11l immm*fKp^mßmmN K smT^92ffVsm! mßßßßßßssHlr^lml ■b^m a^BißsCJl OwUiiuMr frass >■ lustj f>MMi IrpmniUUtr Mr.58 words
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Advertisement196 1933-10-28 16 A CONFIDENTIAL QUESTIONWhat do you do to control pr tipiriiii'n iii prutet t your daiory troilu Do you use OJorono, as Jo thousands of women to every lountry iq die world.' The ol'Jcic »nJ be*t- known of all liquid deodorant* M OlX'k- jiiJ surely prrventt thai prnpu K urn» your196 words
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2311 1933-10-28 17 The Planters Of Sumatra Lessons For The F.MS.—The D.P.A. And A.V.R.O.S.— (Umtrol Of Research Workers 9 Kampongs Schools That Are Scho4>ls! fßy me KaaU Lumpur Correspondent^ THERE are probably lew Malayan planters who have seen a book From Primaeval Forrst to In which Dr.2,311 words
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Article623 1933-10-28 17 Mr. Howard Hughes' Narrow Escape. London. Sept. 23. Mr Howard Hughes, the young Hollywood millionaire, revealed to me >esterday a secret incident during the production of Hell's Angels." In which he nearly lost his life. An air pilot himself since he was 14. he told me623 words
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Article269 1933-10-28 17 Tried To Obtain Release On Forged Letters. r Lahore, Oct. 6.. v A convict's attempt to obtain his a release from prison before the expiry of his term by means of forged letters has ended in his conviction and sen- 1 o tence to three years' rigorous269 words
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Advertisement236 1933-10-28 17 "I find Colgate's makes teeth lovelier breath fragrant K (V \\7HAT a glorious feeling to know that your W teeth are sparkling white to know that your breath can cause no offense! Night and morning brush your teeth with Colgare's— the toothpaste thai contains the special polishing ingredient dentists use.236 words
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Article2377 1933-10-28 18 VSDIA "REBELS" ROUTED AGAIN AT THE PRICE OF CONSERVATIVE IMT\ —IjORD LLOYD APPEALS FOR FIGHTING PLANES WHILE IABOt'R PROMISES 4 GBNWfJL STRIKE FOR PEACE REFORMING THE f PPER HOUSE. From Our Own Correspondent.) j STVArrs Times Omct, Fleet Btreet. Oct. 10. CTVE thmgi have2,377 words
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Article269 1933-10-28 18 Dietetics In Hampshire Hatchery. A now use for whales has been found by the Ministry of Agriculture. They make a perfect food for baby trnut. Credit for this discovery must go to i the Ministry's Freshwater Research Station at Alresford. Hampshire, aided i by269 words
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Article136 1933-10-28 18 Trial To Take Place In Canton. Canton. Oct. it. Cheung Sui-tung. second in command In the Chap Shun, a gunboat has been arrested. Gen. Char Cheung-po, Southern Pacincatlon Commander actlnt on special orders of Oen. Chai Chal-tong. has arrested Chan Wal-to. an ez-regl-ment commander. Ho Sul. ex-battallon commander,136 words
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Advertisement256 1933-10-28 18 TILL TEN O'clock TONIGHT THE GREAT USED CAR SHOW AT YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS! ALL OUR GOOD USED-CARS HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE FOR TODAY. 11/ Austin- Chevrolet -Dodtfe- Fiat -Falcon Knivht Plymouth Whippet Morris Ponriac Singer Swift Ford and others. BORNEO MOTORS LTD. ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. RHODESIAM256 words
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Article198 1933-10-28 19 Goods Sold To European Woman. R Bull, the civil district Judfce, yesterday entered judgment for plaintiff In a case in which Mrs. Robertson, a dressmaker, sued Mr G P Wilson, of Penang. for $*****. the value of goods sold to his wife Mr. A. V. L. Davles198 words
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Article137 1933-10-28 19 Chinese Fined F"or Cruelty. "How would you like to be kept In that bottle asked Mr Curtis, th. third magistrate yesterday morning, of a middle-aged Chinese who was chart ed with causing cruelty to animals by imprisoning a iguana 'land lizard) ir. an empty bottle. The accused137 words
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Article761 1933-10-28 19 "Abolish The Board." MB. WARD-JACKSON'S sri'.Missio Mr C W.ird-Jackson's submit the R.R.I. Commission of Inouiry Win omitted from the official record by an oversight The following Is now -issued by the FM.S. Government Press: Commission of inquiry the Rubb< r Research Institute of Malaya761 words
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Article73 1933-10-28 19 Story Of dUMffC For $•"> Note. .>(i Abdul 1; I woman i-hangi 1 f The i she vlsr n two Wo 1.: worth jf riot' J only i. si c asked him wt. was tie i $1 1. The accused said it was not who had sold the73 words
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Advertisement111 1933-10-28 19 Louden Crowds Clamour for Seats! READ THIS It taM been decided that The Working Man. the new George Arliss ure which opened at the Regal last week. Is to stay on there for an indefinite run. It is proving to succesful that the management of the theatre has found it111 words
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Miscellaneous116 1933-10-28 19 Today's Crossword Pv~~*e Lt}2 111 Y^^r^^> }T~ m ~m^^\~^^'v^^^mßStA^S I I l" I (CLUES.) ACKUSS. >» pi-^p-i i mm w SSV ntCT d 5 Ring of Usht 2" 2Sr nri »H Mu.sc»l drama r.. S SSf t 5?,.. >• Sttrp 16 Inhabitant ol Arabia g* 17 Worthies* le.fu* J? ri!!f!?L,116 words
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Article, Illustration210 1933-10-28 20 Mil' I.ORI» MAYOR and Lady Mayoress of London. Srf Percy and Lady Greenaway Inspecting tne Areinus.'. training ship at Lower I'pnor. near Rochester. < Planet News.) HAKVrY HAH feY and eleven u..-«r men were put on trial at Ok Is horns City, Oklahoma, for the kidnapping210 words
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Advertisement16 1933-10-28 20 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD (Incorporated in Great Britain Head Oafc* for Malaya: SlN<vn>Kr.16 words