The Straits Times, 2 December 1934
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The Straits Times
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Title Section36 1934-12-02 1 The Straits Times THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 154. Sunday, December 2, 1934 Price 10 cent*. The Straits Times The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 154. Sunday, December 2, 1934 Price 10 cents.36 words
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Article, Illustration583 1934-12-02 1 All Three Services To Take Part In Big Manoeuvres 5 A. M. EDITION 21 WARSHIPS OF CHINA FLEET H.M.S. Veteran H.M.S. Witch Arrive GREATEST MANOEUVRES IN THE HISTORY OF THE COLONY SUNDAY TIMES EXCLUSIVE NEWS MILITARY LXERCISES ON A BIGGER SCALE THAN EVER BEFORE583 words
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Article178 1934-12-02 1 AT REQUEST OF GEN. CHIANG Helping. IN pursuant of instructor.* gi tii by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek before his departure from Peiping the Bureau of Social Welfare of the local (Viunicipal Government has prepared nine regulations calculated to "maintain good morals" in Peiping. The regulations will be promulgated178 words
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Article83 1934-12-02 1 THE MARKET SHOWS DULL TONE Daily Prices Current For R.M.A. No. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon. Saturday. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 2114 21 (F. 0.8.) Current month.. 21« i M•, Jan.- Mar. 22 i tt% Apr.-June 24 .'l', July-Sept. 25 WH Tone of Market Dull. Latest83 words
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Article69 1934-12-02 1 London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 6*id (Sellers) 6«-id. Jan-Mar. 6Vid. Apr.-June 6 11/164. July-Sept. 6?»d. Market Quiet. SILVER. Spot 24 S M d. For' ard 24* 4 d. Gold £6 19s. 9'jd. CROSS RATE. London-New York, 4.98 New York-London, 4.97 i69 words
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Article47 1934-12-02 1 The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday alternoon of Mr. Robert Ralph Stracey, son of the late Mr. A. E. Stracey and Mrs. Stracey, of County Antrim and Madras, and Miss Ursula Bartholomeusz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bartholomcusz, of Singapore.47 words
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Article98 1934-12-02 1 5 DEAD IN MELBOURNE FLOODS FIFTEEN HUNDRED HOMELESS ARGE areas in Melbourne the centenary city were devastated by floods yesterday. Five people are dead and 1,500 homeless, and some of the centenary decorations have been torn to pieces by heavy rain and gales. The floods, says Reuter. were the worst98 words
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Article49 1934-12-02 1 DETECTIVE-INSPECTOR ARRESTED London, Saturday. The French detective-Inspector Bony has been arrested following the cas r in which he unsuccessfully sued a newspaper for alleged "libel "arfslrrg out of allegations concerning his connection with Stavlsky. the arch-swindler whose suicide precipitated so grave a public scandal in France— Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article77 1934-12-02 1 Eastbourne (Sussex). Mr. Victor Oger. aged 29, of Church End, Flnchley, London, fell 400 ft. over Beachy Head. He has no broken bjnes. as far as can be ascertained at present. Mr. Oger was found, still conscious on tne beacn. am. later explained how at right he77 words
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Article679 1934-12-02 1 "B.P." MEETS SINGAPORE SCOUTS GOOD WISHES FOR JAMBOREE THE Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore, was gaily beflagged and presented an unusually animated appearance yesterday afternoon when a good gathering of the Singapore public joined the Wolf Cubs, Boy Scouts, Rover Scouts. Brownies, Girl Guides and Rangers from Singapore. Johore, Malacca and679 words
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Article48 1934-12-02 1 HERE ARE A FEW MORE OF THE FEATURES WHICH WILL APPEAR IN THE 72-PAGE CHRISTMAS ISSUE OF THE SUNDAY TIMES, TO BE PRINTED ON DEC. 16. H.E. THE GOVERNOR, SIR SHENTON THOMAS, HAS VERY KINDLY WRITTEN A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO READERS OF, THE SUNDAY TIMES.48 words
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Article20 1934-12-02 1 MARY JOHNSTON'S BRILLIANT NOVEL, "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD," HAS BEEN CONDENSED AND WILL BE PRINTED IN SHORT STORY FORM.20 words
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Article18 1934-12-02 1 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO EMINENT MALAYANS "QUIZ" WILL SIGNIFY HIS RETURN TO MALAYAN JOURNALISM WITH A DELIGHTFULLY HUMOROUS CONTRIBUTION.18 words
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Article56 1934-12-02 1 THESE FEATURES ARE IN ADDITION TO THOSE ANNOUNCED, WHICH INCLUDE SUCH WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE AS THE BARONESS ORCZY, MISS ROSITA FORBES, MR. R. F. FOSTER, HUGHIE GALLACHER, THE INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALLER, SLIM SUMMERVILLE, THE POPULAR FILM COMEDIAN, AND STRUBE AND LOW, LONDON'S FOREMOST CARTOONISTS. THERE WILL ALSO BE A MISSING LETTER COMPETITION56 words
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Advertisement15 1934-12-02 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Grea Britain) Dead Office for Malaya SINGAPORE.15 words
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Advertisement38 1934-12-02 1 BEAR BRAND MILK U real, pure m^S^* natural milk, with nothing added and s~^*~lJ9K nothing taken away Just sterilized m T£BEAR BRAND iH|3} Sole Agents for MaUja JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LTD: (Incorporated In England 1666.) SINGAPORE AND PENANO.38 words
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Article, Illustration2163 1934-12-02 2 The Londoner's Log 'THE sad thought has occurred that if only I could repeat verbatim everything H. G. Wells said today at luncheon, you fellows would be deluded into thinking me a man with an original brain. But, unfortunately, as pencil reaches the paper, I cannot remember any consecutive run2,163 words
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Advertisement112 1934-12-02 2 IJIII IIIIIIIIJ !,T TI !""J!! |||f |jp|pj ■(U TJie Collars Favour In those exclusively smart circles where correct wear is almost a fetish, VAN HEUSEN Semi-Stiff Collars have long been accepted as an essential part of the wardrobe of well-dressed men. They are the only collars woven to the natural112 words
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Article, Illustration1053 1934-12-02 3 MAINLY ABOUT Volunteers WOMEN play a part in the defence of Singapore against any possible Invasion. The part they play is quite Important though, as usual, an Uv» direct one. It Is in allowing their menfolk to go Volunteering. The authorities recognised this sacrifice by our womanhood, and established a1,053 words
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Article236 1934-12-02 3 caught the eye of a passer-by who took it from my car. May it bring him bad luck and worse partners! Thus the bridge set goes unre viewed. Sorry, Mr. Davis. 50 Years Stitched. "f\LD MAN" Loh Wing Fatt has stitching our pants for the past 50236 words
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Article74 1934-12-02 3 Rangoon. A virulent type of malaria has broken out in th? Hanthawaddy District. Six villages, with a total population of over 500, have been affected. In one village 140 persons were affected, of whom 11 died. One death Is reported from another village. The Kyauktan Civil Hospital is74 words
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Advertisement121 1934-12-02 3 IMPERIAL B| "GOOD COMPANION" I Are you still handwriting Si your letters? If so, why not K typ>e them on a "Good Com- panlon?" It will save your L rK^.^ t ff| >. .;^3 time, enable you to keep copies and incidentally add to yojr prestige. r?g^r^rr^^^PJP^lil| The "Good Companion"121 words
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Advertisement713 1934-12-02 3 Ml ENGIANta 7^o&Xa These Hotels wdl make your stay enjoyable LONDON. FINEST YET QUIETEST POSITION. LONDON CALLS HOTEL STRATHCONA, gfiS""*"* 1 Qjj (The Strathcona Residential Club) and f, h mQ. LANCASTER OATE. HYDE PARK. UftT ri nrunn.unT jWjm^ A few yards from Hyde Park HOTEL REMBRANDT 4*Zmr and Kensington Gardens.713 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous179 1934-12-02 3 Our Crossword Puzzle HUP W/7//M' 1 WM* EH)* WM\s W/////A* 0 WMi W///M W/M wA H m WA W//A W/M W, (CLUES.) ACROSSw 25. Flower* 26. Strategical system 8. Woodman Ute 9 Husband lo! Scientific phenomenon Sf,?fJ" on 12. Flannel shirt te M 15. Political term Ba> Me m°™ndum. 19.179 words
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Article, Illustration1963 1934-12-02 4 A Stern Challenge To War-Mongers A Sunday Times Special Correspondent continues his anthori .ative account of the work accomplished and being: done at the Singapore Naval Base. "FACILITIES for recreation must of necessity be a factor of vital importance at the Singapore hc.ne of the British Navy1,963 words
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Article262 1934-12-02 4 SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL The oil tanks contain sufficient oil for the demands of a lar?e fleet over six months Continuous:? heavy new guns tprobab'.v calibre 3-i cm.) are brought in Soon t lie re will be stationed six air force s.;i:adrons in Singapore!" However that may b?. Bin reads with262 words
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Advertisement156 1934-12-02 4 HP; IIV Have sparkling teeth this new way! A new special cleansing and polishing material contained in Pepsodent Tooth Paste exclusively /^ILEAN, sparkling teeth are impor- cleansing and polishing material that \^J tant to an attractive smile. Dim, it especially designed to remove film film-stained teeth mar the beauty of156 words
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Advertisement180 1934-12-02 4 FOR HORSES. "AWURMA" Radlol. Bone-Radiol. Radlol Kidney ft For (Worming dogs) ssrurtr Jssr-SK and tonic. "B«lvttb" Stock Remote. and tar twaUng Dogs ar.d and complete range of forage, etc Puppies suffering from round or tape CALL OR WRITE TO worms. TONG LAM CO. Price $1.00 per bottle. 46/48. Peck S«ah180 words
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179 1934-12-02 5 M.P. ON "INSANE TAXATION" EFFECT ON NATION AND WORKING CLASSES Mr. Samuel Samuel. M.P., who left estate valued at £1,516,920, "so far as at present can be ascertained," referred in his will to the effect on the nation and the working classes of the present Insane taxation." Alter stating that179 words
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Article149 1934-12-02 5 £100,000 FOR GIRL New York. Nancy Leiter, niece of the Marchioness Curzon, has become a dollar millionairess In her own right. From now on, she will not have to struggle aljng on £1,000 a month. Nancy, who is still a schoolgirl recently went to law about the reduced allowance made149 words
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Advertisement802 1934-12-02 5 $500 FOR MISSING LETTERS i The Sunday Times Free- Can You Complete Twelve Entry Competition Simple Words? Today we repeat for the amusement of readers of The Sunday Times the Missing Letter Competition. Again there is no entrance fee and we offer a PRIZE OF $500 FOR 12 CORRECT SOLUTIONS.802 words
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Advertisement669 1934-12-02 5 ESTABLISHED if IOOCk AT mn^M^th SPARE CATION- afll.llT?S72! 9 Ifflffft. lOVEU OVKR AL TRAIN- mfcmmMfcvjmilg'l »oveaksohjn. ING FROM THIS i£fiF§9fi^Mnf|ffift'' hyV because op COLLEGE IS A CAR- PBpT£b?wSbl Sha^HaKH STUDENTS. THERE Ib NO VOO CAN HAVE A o COLLEGE GAINING .JN^MOST ANY CAREE* nE2SL-- ctfffiU. .SLa^ A. M.I. Fix* B.669 words
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Article, Illustration1305 1934-12-02 6 At school MAE WEST found BOYS were the best PLAYMATES 44 WHEN I was eleven yaxs old," Mac says, there was a break. 1 wasn't one of these curly, < cute, theatrical kids any longer. I «nu Kawky, too big for kids' parts' and net bijr enough for grown-ups. At1,305 words
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Advertisement105 1934-12-02 6 i 'f'^isSm m 'IH Miff) opofod/cs to 4k^^ /v^^ 1M ft M^k^\. I K M mm M M M^^ I I Nss< v\ I I// I HEALUfIN AN.\ \> I that id WMf AW CHJ 0 PL,, I BE UP-TO-DATE MEWED I. DOTTLED IN /INGAPOftE BY THI B^\ WT^ W^105 words
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1348 1934-12-02 7 G.E.P. COLLINS' BOOK ON BALI LIFE OF THE ISLAND FOLK RECORDED Twin Flower. By G. E. P. Collins Jonathan Cape. 7s. 6d. THIS is a book which has a threefold claim on the attention of Malayan readers. First, the story opens in Singapore and then continues in Bali, an Island1,348 words
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Article79 1934-12-02 7 Nagpur. Vithoba Tell, of Umrer Tahsll, was sentenced to death by the Additional Sessions Judge of Nagpur on a charge of aurder. The prosecution case was that Vlthoba's brother Mania left the village for a short while, keeping his herd of cows in Vithoba's shed. When Mania79 words
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Article, Illustration1221 1934-12-02 7 CHINA 'S RE VOL UTION CONTINUES GOAL A LONG WAY AWAY OPPOSITION TO FASCISM China's Problems and Their Solution. By Mr. Wang Ching-wet (Prime Minister of the Chinese National Government). China United Press. Shanghai U.S. *2.50. LJERE Is an authoritative book on the more important political, economic and social problems1,221 words
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317 1934-12-02 7 The Fireside Book. Selected by Arthur Stanley. GolUnez 7s. 6d. This is a companion volume to "The Bedside Book" and is intended to be a friendly companion at the fireside, offering a wide choice of reading from various sources under intriguing headings, including Friendly317 words
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Advertisement160 1934-12-02 7 BOOKS AND MAGAZINES Every book and magazine in print Is obtainable from MUDIE'S. Novels In Colonial Editions can be supplied at lowest prices. MUDIE'S lists of secondhand and new remainder book bargains, and any publishers' lists, sent post free on application. MUDIE'S Export Dept: 95. Southwark Street, London, S.E.I, ENGLAND.160 words
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Advertisement228 1934-12-02 7 JMjfl B CLARED IN RESPECT OF THE OCaJ^V W Every Year A Bonus Year! V^ That is What Insurance with the j^\. Prudential Means. 4r^>\ r All policy holders of with profit poli- V cies receive a bonus on December 31st every year that the policy is in "V. force.228 words
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Article, Illustration859 1934-12-02 8 SETS EXAMPLE BY BUYING EARLY By Our London Fashion Correspondent. Sunday Times Office, Fleet Street, Nov! 13. JJOVEMBER gloom blots out the view from the office window, a depression over West Iceland is moving east, while another depression over Denmark is also having an859 words
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Article551 1934-12-02 8 mftx fACTOR - Hollywood BEAUTY SECRETS mftx f ACTOR ov HOLLYWOOD MAKE UP GENIUS |>ROBABLY right now you re plan- ning new additions to your wardrobe for the New Year. But you can't buy a new face, no matter how worn it may look at times. Above sports frock or dinner gown you551 words
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771 1934-12-02 8 Seen In Singapore PROBLEM OF BUYING GIFTS By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT THE excitement of the races is now over and, with Christmas round the corner, so to speak, the harassing problem of choosing gifts arises once more. In all the various stores in town there is a much larger display771 words
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Article373 1934-12-02 8 JF.LLU..I LOAF.— Take a "tin-shap-ed" loal of bread that is not too now and cut a slice right of! the toy lengthwise. Scoop out nearly all the crumb irom the bottom of. the loaf and the top. leaving about half to one inch of bread all round the373 words
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Advertisement309 1934-12-02 8 Glorious Hair with Amami Make Friday night your beauty night a half-hour with Amami will work won* dcrs with your hair. In no other shampoo do you get this wonderful scientific Dlcndof 47 ingr-ditnu. culled from nourishing Herbi and rich Oil', i rrMore and strengthen Tour hair. Only really healthy309 words
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Advertisement23 1934-12-02 8 BLDG. NfW Thing! COMING SOON! Smart Distinctive Dresses and Hats Novelties and Gifts for The Holidays WATCH THE PAPERS FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS. I23 words
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Advertisement28 1934-12-02 8 PALAIS Des MODES Just received a beautiful collection of Exclusive Evening Gowns also a shipment of Very Smart Costumes and Coats fo> Steamer Wear. 20, HIGH ST., SINGAPORE.28 words
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Advertisement74 1934-12-02 8 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. A new shipment of very smart GOWNS for afternoon and evening. HATS and the latest NOVELTIES for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS NOW ON VIEW. RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING. STAMFORD ROAD. X'MAS SALE COMMENCING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4th. DRESSES From $3.00 f CT 11. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. PHONE 3164. i74 words
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99 1934-12-02 9 Little Girl Throws Her Red Coat Over Mad Bull's Head HOW a little girl checked the ruth of an infuriated bull by throwing over its head her red woollen coat i» told in one of the "Thrilling Momenta" detcribed by Sunday Time* readers. Further contributions to this popular feature are99 words
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642 1934-12-02 9 I EXPERIENCED one of the most thrilling moments of my life many years ago at Newera Eliya, Ceylon. A iriend 6i my family who was stationed at Newora Eliya as District Medical Officer, invited some of us over to spend a wtek-end with him642 words
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Letter322 1934-12-02 9 rwas when I was stationed In Selama. way back In the early nineties, that tne following incident occurred. A regular monthly visitor to the district had arrived at the rest house where, for want of quarters, I was occupying a room. Our conversation that evening drifted322 words
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334 1934-12-02 9 I WAS. with my brothers and sister, living with relations at Taiplng when one of my aunts, knowing of our partiality towards pancakes, decided one afternoon to treat us. She gave me a nve-cent piece with instructions to obtain three eggs, which were334 words
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Letter448 1934-12-02 9 IN 1928 we were living Just outside Malacci in a house on the Klebang Road and we had a very large compound. In fact, it was so large that our kebun could not possibly keep up with it, so he would content himself with448 words
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Letter264 1934-12-02 9 A COMEDY IN THE D ARK IT was sometime in the middle ot j March this year. At about 9 o'clock I with my, brothers, went to bed. Before we went to bed we were talking of robbers and bandits. At about 1.30 a.m. In the morning my eldest brother,264 words
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Article, Illustration1924 1934-12-02 9 J. C. P - UNLUCKY HEIRS TO THRONE OF SELANGOR Malayan Reminiscences J. C. P. By IN my last article dealing with the present dynasty of the Sultans i of Selangor, Raja Allang who was i responsible for the oral trans- mission of the tradition to me, was made to say that Sultan Snlleh1,924 words
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Advertisement105 1934-12-02 9 CREAMY If you could make ice-cream with ci .am, how very creamy it would be Yes, but how very expensive, too! Make \\Jf it with "Ideal" Milk and it will be just as though you (^^dSlx^^m) had made it with cream. TO MAKE fcs/^^^^^SSSjP l^^^ Milk with an equal quantity105 words
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Article344 1934-12-02 10 The Straits Times The Straits Times TOTIDEM VERBIS Mr. Hirota, the Japanese Foreign Minister, delivered another of his Look-What-a-Good-Boy-am-I speeches In Tokio on Friday. These attempts by Japanese statesmen to' justify acts upon which 95 per cent. of the world frowns are becoming so frequent that they will defeat their344 words
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Article842 1934-12-02 10 Six DAYS' News SUNDAY— Radio telephone service between Malaya and the Philip pines to come into operation. Italian Bank rate raised to 4 per cent., indicating policy of restricting credit. National welcome accorded to Dutch airmen Parmentier and Moll on arrival at Amsterdam from Melbourne. Fifty-three miners feared dead In842 words
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Article355 1934-12-02 10 Je ne suis pas de votre avis I am not one of your birds. Elle avait la bouche rose et !es dents comme de Vemail She had a red nose and teeth like emeralds. En face dv caniche. With a face like a poodle. II ne faisanf. Hen355 words
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Article46 1934-12-02 10 (Ananias News Factory.) Koala Lumpur, Saturday. Th*re Is a strong rumour here that when the Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley retires early next year, the Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams will act as Chief Secretary. The post of Chief Secretary will then be abolished.46 words
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Article27 1934-12-02 10 Note: There must be some mistake about the above message. It was addressed to me indubitably so but I feel someone has blundered. Where's the joke? An.27 words
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Article24 1934-12-02 10 High Water, 6.48 a.m. 7.8 ft, 7.28 p m. 7.2 ft. Hockey: Ceylon Sports Club vs. RAF., Seletar. Oolf Island Club, Captain's Cup.24 words
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Article77 1934-12-02 10 Nothing doing here today. The money goes to writer of the verses which appear in the last column. He won't let me print his name, but authorises me to say that he is no relation to Ella Feeler Silksox. Here's to a temperance supper With water In glasses77 words
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Article243 1934-12-02 10 Owner of a four-legged roadster Dig the ground over thoroughly and then pant The police trailed them a hundred years behind. The bride-elect will be honoured with a series of affairs before her 22nd wedding. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. are parents of a seven and243 words
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Article211 1934-12-02 10 Today, by a stroke of good fortune. I can offer you something original In the way of pomes a few luverly stanzas on the subject of LES GIRLS. My name is Tanglin Tilly, My address The Sunday Times I know all the latest scandal And all the naughty rhymes211 words
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Article192 1934-12-02 10 I'm known as Katong Katie And I live near Katong Park. I love the Katong sunshine But its nicer after dark. On a moonlight night at Bcdofc Or within the Grove Estate. If you want to spend a happy time Just send for Katong Kate. I'm Katey, Vrry matey, I'm192 words
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Article25 1934-12-02 10 PS.— Copyright in the above verses Is reserved— l mean it!— and reproduction. ev.*n in Command Orders, is forbidden without the written permission of ANANIAS.25 words
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Advertisement152 1934-12-02 10 j ALHAMBRA j Lmh TODAY 3.15—6.15—9.13. SIXTH DAY OF THE GREATEST PARTY EVER THROWN! SEASON EXTENDED— DON'T MISS IT! A m/ picture tJ f With LAL'REL and HARDYMICKEY MOUSE and 2.0*0 others. f -J 3.1 C 6.15 9.15 jPAVI L I O N j MUST FINISH TODAY! British and Dominions152 words
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Advertisement59 1934-12-02 10 NEW WORLD*! SINGAPORE. Side Shows. Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies. Tlteatres and Cinemas.' PIANO! TUN IMG REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74. Orchard Rd, j SWISS LEVER WATCHES FULLY GUARANTEED T^J^^ak Chromium Irom $12.50 v^^^^s% Stainless Steel »16.00 X^^^^ 1 Set. rolled gold 116.0P Gold $21.00 Opposite the NEW Pier.59 words
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Advertisement93 1934-12-02 10 nan ias Q_sfcsj fiLwyO V S (PAHIT MAIS JAMAIS TI6HU (\ll hDawsoni PER Scotland^ Best When the choicest of Scotch \Vhiskie9 go to the blending of one particular brand that brand is sure to be good. To get this excellent combination you have just to ask for P.D." or Peter93 words
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Article, Illustration391 1934-12-02 11 BETTER RECEPTION OF 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES WAVELENGTH CHANGE TODAY The Saigon Station To Reopen MALAYA is on the eve of tremendous developments in radio broadcasting. Of most immediate importance is the announcement last night that the British Broadcasting Company are today changing the wavelength of their391 words
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Article38 1934-12-02 11 Man Of 106 Advertises For Work At the age of 106 a man is looking for work. He inserted the following advertisement in a London newspaper "Man, aged 106, active and of youthful appearance, highlyeducated linguist, needs employment."38 words
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Article165 1934-12-02 11 a broadcasting service, but the decision is subject to the approval of the Governor-in-Council KING'S BROADCAST The King will again speak to the Empire in this year's Christmas Day programme, to be broadcast from the Empire station at Daventry. The programme will be broadcast from 1.55 to 3.10 p.m.. Greenwich165 words
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589 1934-12-02 11 A "LONG DRINK"— THIEF CAUGHT AFTER 2 YEARS SINGAPORE COURT STORIES Malay Who Impersonated A Detective Axe Murder Attempt Charge ANE afternoon in October 1931 v two Chinese strolled into a grocer' shop in Jalan Besar, Singapore. One bought a dozen bottles of whisky, while the other ordered the assistant589 words
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Article137 1934-12-02 11 JUDGE AND WIFE WHO WAS SLAPPED "If every wife who was slapped by her husband murdered him there would be no men left alive." said Judge Doreau (himself a marr.ea mm). presiding over the Paris trial of the Annamese Eurasian, Madame Lallemand, who admits having killed her137 words
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Article102 1934-12-02 11 DAY EXPRESS ENGINE DERAILED The following statement was Issued by the F.M.S. Railways at Kuala Lumpur yesterday The day express passenger train from Kuala Lumpur to Pral arrived at Its destination 2 3 i hours late yesterday owing to the derailment of the engine at a point102 words
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157 1934-12-02 11 McALPINE FORTUNE DWINDLING TWO BARONETS DIE WITHIN 14 DAYS Just 13 days after succeeding his father In the baronetcy. Sir Robert McAlpine. son of the founder of the great building and contracting firm, has died. He passed away suddenly at. the age of sixty-six years, while on the lin-r Warwick157 words
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Article156 1934-12-02 11 BIG 1934 INCREASE FIGURES FOR OCTOBER AS 1934 draws to its close the better times through which Malaya has been passing arc reflected more and more impressively in her trade returns. Ov c r $200,000,000 represents the difference between the value of Malayan trade up to the end156 words
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Advertisement199 1934-12-02 11 TIGER BEER INSURANCE IN FORCE 111] TRIPLED IN 5 YEARS. J j m„ At the end of 1923. the total jfr J Insurance In Force of the (1923) g Asia Life Company was 6.044.000 At the end of 1928. the total j was almost exactly 3 times that (1928) of199 words
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Advertisement86 1934-12-02 11 FAMOUS STANDARD LINES OF MEN'S WEAR AT LOWER PRICES mHjL AERTEX SINGLETS ~lj^^ QUALITY 931 NOW $2.25 Mv AERTEX TRUNKS hJEr4iM quality 93l now $2.50 AERTEX SINGLETS QUALITY 1616 NOW $2.75 WHITE MAYFAIR Q DRESS TIES jff\^^^^^Jl now $1.00 MAYFAIR TAILORED DRESS TIF VIYELLA SOCKS IN PLAIN AND RIBBED STiICH86 words
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Article459 1934-12-02 12 LADY OWEN LOSES APPEAL. 1 ADY (EDMEE) OWEN, widow, of Sir Theodore Owen (who died in 1926), unsuccessfully ap-l pealed to the Court of Appeal,! London, against Mr. Justice Far- 1 welVs judgment in the Chancery Division. The Judge held that she was bound to re-transfer to459 words
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Article178 1934-12-02 12 SELLS PICTURES IN THE STREET THE Italian countess, Anna Monici, who smuggled herself into England in a fishing smack in 1923, was sent to prison and afterwards deported is back in London again. She is trying to sell her paintings outside the National Gallery, where she178 words
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Article88 1934-12-02 12 MEXICAN BRIDE FOR LORD CONWAY Seventy-eight-year-old Lord Conway of Alllngton has applied for a licence at the Caxton Hall Register Office, London, to marry Mrs. Iva Law- son. beautiful Mexican widow of Captain Reginald Law&on, a cousin of Lord Burnham. The bride's age Is given as88 words
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Article271 1934-12-02 12 POLICE FIRE ON ZULUS RIVAL TRIBE SAVED FROM MASSACRE DETACHMENT of police patrolling near Wecnen, Natal, was compelled to fine on a crowd of 1,000 Zulus to prevent the massacre of a rival tribe. Three Zulus were killed. The incident followed a renewed outbreak of the six-year-old feud between the271 words
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Article142 1934-12-02 12 AND SOME QUEER FISH London. Archdeacon Shaw, a corresponding member of the Zoological Society, who has returned to London from the Sudan on leave, brought with his as a gift to the Zoo two small African lung fishes, I each encased in a cocoon of142 words
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Article, Illustration20 1934-12-02 12 (England beat Italy, so-called world soccer champions, by 3 foals to Z at Highbury. London.)20 words
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Article947 1934-12-02 12 PILLOWING is Fraser and Co.'s list i of closing share prices In Singapore yesterday: j MINING. Amp.t Tin (4s) 4a 3d 4s 7V4d Asam Kumbang (1) 33s 35s Austral Malay (£> 59s 61s c.d 1 Ayer HI tarn Tin (ss) It* 3d 16s 3d 1 Aver Weng947 words
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Article133 1934-12-02 12 6% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Interest Mar. SI, Sept. SO 109 113 nom. 4\i% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Interest Mar. SI, Sept. SO 111 116 nom. 4ft% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept 30 111 116 nom. 4% 1913 red. 1963 $3,000,000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept.133 words
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Article262 1934-12-02 12 TO FOUND A SCHOOL OF ARTS Maymyo. The drum of fortune at Dublin has brought riches to two Indians employed in the Military Engineering Service at Maymyo, Upper Burma, for they were the holders Of one of the Irish Sweep tickets on Wychwood Abbot, who won the Cambridgeshire.262 words
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Article70 1934-12-02 12 Calcutta. References to the continued industrial depression in Bihar and Orissa and the damage to sugar factories caused by the earthquake of January la are made In the Government review of the report of the Director of Industries of the province for 1933-34. The sugar Industry, which70 words
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Advertisement17 1934-12-02 12 ANNA MAY WONG, GEORCL ROBEY and 500 others CtiU CHtri CttOW= The Screen's m:sk Glomorous Musical Show17 words
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Advertisement85 1934-12-02 12 The World's most famous stage success now a masterpiece of the screen CAPITOL Presenting Shortly otto <sw ettow J STARTING TOMORROW 3rd DEC. PAVILION BOOK NOW! j jlA^entNewTo^^l.o^.- I ft" X2" SttSfSl %£S E^ If you miss NILL GWYN yo« miss the motion picture event m<mi enterU inlnf film it85 words
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Miscellaneous386 1934-12-02 12 TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAMMES LOCAL BROADCAST OF RECORDS Following are today's wireless proErammea:— "Z.H.1." Wave Length 49.9 metres Owned and operated by Radio Service Co., of Malaya Ltd.. Broadcast House. Singapore:— 11 am -1 30 p.m. Recorded Music. KUALA LUMFUB. Programme to be broadcast by the Malayan Amateur Radio Bociety. at386 words
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Miscellaneous199 1934-12-02 12 -J 20 The 8.8.C. Northern Orchestra, Leader. Alfred Barker. Conductor, T. H. Morrlsoa. 11.5 Sporm Talk. 11.30 Eugene Pint and his Tango Orchestra. 11.50 Weekly Newsletter. a.m. 11.5 The 8.8.C. Orchestra (flection C.) Conducted by Warwick Bralthwalte. Joan Coxan (Soprano) 13.50 A Recital by Josef Hofman (Pianoforte) PHOHI-HOLIAND. T.O Dutch199 words
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Article, Illustration650 1934-12-02 13 STOKES COLOURED CAREER FAMOUS SOCCER CLUBS. JLIOST of the 88 clubs that constitute the Football League have known misfortune at some stage of their career. None has experienced more of the buffetings of Fate than Stoke. The original club was formed In 1863, one yeai after Notts County, whe are650 words
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Article225 1934-12-02 13 FORTUNE SMILES AT LAST suspended for four years. When the game was resumed and a general stock-taking was In progress, Stoke applied for re- admission to their original home, the Football League, and were accepted, as members of the Second Division. TURN OF THE TIDE They began shakily in 1921,225 words
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Article, Illustration363 1934-12-02 13 "STOP THAT DRIFTING" AND TRAIN YOUR MIND FOR SUCCESS Sir Herbert Austin, Chairman of the famous Austin Motor Company, and one of the foremost Business Leaders, mak'.-s a stirring appeal to readers to take up Pelmanlsm and train their minds for success. "To command opportunity and compel363 words
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Advertisement587 1934-12-02 13 DO YOUR TUBES LIGHT? That's not enough! Jl ST bc-aus? a tube still lights Is no sign that it is operating satisfactorily. It may be Dil but "out on Us fret" and still give of Miat deceptive gllmnvr. Let us test year tu&es. We handle the best tubes. Rn i587 words
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Advertisement200 1934-12-02 13 /V^ "Tf THAT a surprising difference Water■^Z l^^^ VV bury 'a Compound has made In my life! I greet each day with new vigour work without fear of fatigue enjoy my leisure hours with unbounded zest! -^0 "I have almost forgotten what It is to catch cold. I no longer200 words
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Advertisement230 1934-12-02 13 "Joan Is Bi^ 1/^*^3 for Her Age" If "She s the picture of health— as I jP^^T bright as can be. I've been feeding \BF^^9 *T»^t herQuakerOatseversinceshewas a baby. I'm certain that it hashelpei ju^^ hertobethesturdy, energetic child I^L that she is. Quaker Oats seems to II «jJf*"'" w T<pP230 words
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Advertisement236 1934-12-02 13 WARNING TO STOMACH SUFFERERS The amazing cures effected by Maclean Brand Stomach Powder in cases of Indigestion, Acidity, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn, Gastritis and Ulcerated Stomach, have brought on to the market so many imitations that you must be careful to insist on the signature ALEX C. MACLEAN." The formula of236 words
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Article665 1934-12-02 14 been long resumed when Chestnutt went through and scored again under the posts for Bartram to convert easily. There had been a period of steady pressure by the Rest, but one or two movements back had been smothered, and then Chestnutt cut through with the. aid665 words
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88 1934-12-02 14 Batavia Saturday The Netherlands East Indies Government has changed the export -egulatlons on both estate and native •übber. From Dec. 15 only officially recognised estate-owners and dealers are ?ntltled to hold stocks over 100 kilojrams. Native owners only are en--itled to hold stocks notReuter - 88 words
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Article49 1934-12-02 14 (Fcorn Our Own Correspondent Penang. Saturday. The annual rugger match between Scotland and The Rest was played his evening on the Esplanade and •esulted irf an easy win for The Rest >y 31 points (two goals and seven riesi to three points <a penalty goal>.49 words
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Article444 1934-12-02 14 ARSENAL'S 7-GOAL VICTORY I>Y their magnificent victory of seven goals to nil over the Wolves yesterday, Arsenal took the lead in the English Football League. They are level in points with Sunderland and Stoke but have a superior goal average. Yesterday's results, cabled by Reuter, were: RUGBY444 words
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Advertisement142 1934-12-02 14 lllllllt«*< 'I have you driven the KESTREL Britain's Most Modern Car If you have not triec one of these cars you have missed a real motoring thrill. This new and modern product with its 'air-line' body is a real step ahead in Automotive Engineering. With its twin-carburetter engine and preselective142 words
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Advertisement251 1934-12-02 14 BOWDEN'S MILK FOOD IS PURE Made entirely from English Milk WU^E§&^^ WITHOUT ANY ADULTERATin., SI'CH IS CANE SUGAR y^^BiS. ham. /^^f^o^v the best Bowden M>>k ILK f ool not Nalural ontenl I \V '^SB^^S^^^^mnK PRICE SI PER ONE POUND lI.V_OF ALL CHEMISTS STORES. ■^■"Vi y\ y I tels co.. sassoon251 words
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Article612 1934-12-02 15 MALAYA CUP RUGBY SELANGOR LOSE PERAK PACK 3-4-1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. IN the Malaya Cup match today Perak beat Selangor by 21 points (3 goals, 1 penalty goal and 1 try) to 5 (1 goal. There was only one change In the Selangor team. Leach (centre inre*?quartet612 words
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Article33 1934-12-02 15 Sydney, Saturday. In the New South Wales tennis championships finals today, Crawford beat Perry by 7—5. 2—6. 6—3. I—6, 7 5, and Miss Dorothy Round defeated Mrs. Westacott 6—2, 6—o.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article361 1934-12-02 15 Inter-State Hockey SELANGOR'S EASY WIN AT KUALA LUMPUR (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Selangor beat Negrl Sembilan by s—o5 0 in the inter-state hockey here today. The Selangor defence was Impregnable and the forwards played with a perfect understanding. The visitors put up a361 words
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Article326 1934-12-02 15 NOTES FROM SEREMBAN <From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Considerable dissatisfaction i: being caused in hockey circles in the Negri owing to the manner in which State teams are being chosen. The team to play Selangor yesterday was not announced until the day previous. One wonders why the326 words
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Article40 1934-12-02 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) > Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Judgment was reserved in a suit today before the magistrate where 8. M. Sharma, a local advocate, was sued by his former clerk. L. N. Rajah, for $80 salary and costs.40 words
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Article, Illustration751 1934-12-02 15 NOVICES DEFEAT THE ROSERAY The first match In the Inter-club championship tournament was played off yesterday at the Clerical Union Hall between the Roseray Badminton Party, who were runners-up for the last three years, and the Novice Badminton Party and resulted In a victory for the latter party751 words
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Article279 1934-12-02 15 FIVE DISPLAY WITH TEST PLAYER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. News has reached here of the exceptionally fine performance of Lall Singh. the well-known Malayan cricketer. In a tournament In India. Playing for the Retrievers against a Hyderabad eleven In the Moln-ud-Dowla tournament, he279 words
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Article457 1934-12-02 15 The Medicals, with a more efficient pack, held tne advantage for tfie major part of the game, allowing the home men to force them back only on rare occasions, and their nine points were fully deserved, although Raffles should have availed themselves of one or in ire457 words
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659 1934-12-02 15 LITTLE HAS TWO MOUNTS AND WINS ON BOTH From OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. I>IG dividends once again were paid at today's amateur races. The highest was $63 paid by Movalong in the first event. There were 16 course scratchlngs. The attendance was659 words
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Article1420 1934-12-02 16 I^ARLY morning and a heavy grey sky An alarm clock rings. Stan refuses to budge out of his warm if slightly uncomfortable bed. Is it morning already? Can't a fellow get a bit of rest in the morning? Such a filthy, chilly morning too. He snuggles closer to1,420 words
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Article122 1934-12-02 16 Bridgeport (Connecticut). Edith Dodds Weatherburn. of Gateshead, England, appeared here to answer a divorce suit by her husband, and described how she had saved sufficient money to make the 2,500 miles journey in order to fight the case After hearing her story Judge Ernest Simpson not122 words
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179 1934-12-02 16 ROYAL MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION "HOLLYWOOD PARTIES" Copenhagen. The King of Denmark is to dissolve the marriage that took place In 1924 between his cousin. Prince Erik, and Miss Lois Booth, the millionairess daughter of the Canadian lumberking. According to Danish law. the King has sole power to decide all marriage I179 words
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Article294 1934-12-02 16 For what counsel called "an Impudent confidence trick played on Sir Albion Banerji, a distinguished retired member of the Indian Civil service, Maudsleigh John Dudley. 58, an author, was sentenced to two years hard labour at the Old Bailey, London. He pleaded guilty to conspiring with294 words
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Advertisement493 1934-12-02 16 PERAK TURF CLUB DECEMBER AMATEUR MEETING 1934 friday, dec. 7, 1934. sat; irda y, dec. 8, 193 1. VISITING MEMBERS muat be Introduced by members of the Club and MIST APPLY TO THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE. CHENG ROK Bl ILDING. BREWSTER ROAD. IPOH. NOT LATER THAN 5 P.M. ON THE DAY493 words
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Article, Illustration972 1934-12-02 17 MAYFLOWER'S ANNIVERSARY The Mayflower badminton party celebrated their seventh anniversary at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow. Paslr Panjang, last week-end. Immediately after tea. members participated In various sports events. Thirty four members and guests sat at the official dinner. The president. Mr. Lav Pau Song, stated that972 words
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Article543 1934-12-02 17 ELY CULBERTSON - ELY CULBERTSON By r|NE of the least understood and most underestimated factors in the play of a hand at Contract Bridge is the factor of Time. Actually, the entire game is built around this principle. The race is one of suit-establishment —the effort of the defending players543 words
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Article638 1934-12-02 17 CUEMAN - CUEMAN By ONE has only to look at the pictures of stances of billiards players of some 30 years ago and compare them with those in fashion today to realise how radical is the change that has been effected. Almost without exception the players of today get638 words
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Article97 1934-12-02 17 London. H. W. Austin, England 3 No. 2 lawn tennis player, says. "I shall not turn professional until after the Davis Cup. I have had a professional proposition put to me, and I am still considering It I have also had a film offer, but then I97 words
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Advertisement49 1934-12-02 17 because it's of true English TVrMlHflmvV quality yttr NOW SELmG AT Or^ m^^. ■STf^efVj/ Per case of 96 Ann y>|> R^iUCLoß^B^^Tf/ Plnt Bottles V^O'Uv w^^^lfr f Hi Per of w $24 00 PIS GHOP K-EPALA BRITISH BREWED QEL, Sofo Agwntt for McEnenm^s^mgtr Ltd. fl»«r». WILLIM JACKS «v. <■»"»> JJt. nmNi49 words
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Advertisement599 1934-12-02 17 [depressed by acute HHHHLILf^HHI ACIDITY. B There can surely be no doubt about m II the effectiveness of a remedy for H '^b acldltv tnat can B lve sucn permanent h .ellef as in this woman's case: til v/ at/- x^^^^l^^tm 4I BUflered for many years from M| WAI X,599 words
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Article, Illustration1507 1934-12-02 18 SINGAPORE have waited patiently for six months fully expectinr to hear that they had won the InterPort shooting trophy for the first time for 20 years, but they waited in vain as Shanghai managed to top their score by 11 points and thus registered their seventh successive1,507 words
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Article353 1934-12-02 18 To the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir,— ln last Sunday's issue you mentioned the probability of another women's quadrangular hockey competition taking place in Kuala Lumpur during the next Chinese New Year holidays. This news is particularly welcomed by hockey enthusiasts of both sexes here, but it353 words
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Article162 1934-12-02 18 DRUIDS LODGE Mr. J. V. Rank, well known as an owner of horses under both Jock y Club and National Hunt Rules, has bought the famous racing establishment Druids Lodge, in Wiltshire, with its farms and gallops. He proposes gradually to collect all his horsees in training under both sets162 words
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Advertisement132 1934-12-02 18 YOUR GREAT NEW > RADIO THRILL! the RCA-VICTOR M*tlE/) "MAGIC BRAIN" i*Sr BRINGS THEWOWI IY^ YOUR HOME! L*l^ i--i X? Real true to Hfe reoepUon for th^ first time because the "Magic Brain" K 4 9388 in aCA 11 -*ave sets selects stations 2. FA >ou want with razor sharp132 words
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Article, Illustration1028 1934-12-02 19 Malayan Ranking List TAN CHENG PHOR AT THE TOP Kuala Lumpur. IN response to several requests. I have compiled a ranking list of the ten best badminton players in Malaya at the present time. Prior to the recent Triangular Tournament, A. S. Samuel the Selangor Champion,1,028 words
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Article597 1934-12-02 19 INTER-CLUB TOURNAMENT Singapore. TOHE open intcrclub championship tournament which is now in progress promise to be more interesting than ever, as it will be seen from the result of the draw that all the clubs are evenly matched. Both the holders, the Diehard Badminton Party, and the runners-up, the Roseray597 words
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297 1934-12-02 19 WEIGHT-LIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SINGAPORE NEXT YEAR At a meeting held in Penang in connection with the 1935 Malayan Weight- Lifting Championships, It was decided that the venue should be Singapore and the time during the August holidays. Those present were Messrs. 00l Tiang Guan (repre -anting the Penang Health Culture297 words
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Article131 1934-12-02 19 N.S. HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 24. The Malay Regiment, playing at their own ground at Port Dlckson. defeated the Punjab Association by one goal to nil. The Regiment played a steady game. their defence being very reliable. The Punjab Association are to be congratulated for losing by131 words
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Article69 1934-12-02 19 The following have been Invited to play rugby for the S.C.C. "A" vs. the R.A. on Wednesday, Dec. 12, on the Padang: A. E. Minns; J. C. W. Kemp, R. F. Heath, J. C. Cooke, E. F. Murphy; D. O. M. Owen, C. T. Owen; J. A. Allen, S. Webb,69 words
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Article73 1934-12-02 19 The following have been Invited to play Rugby football for B.C.C. vs. R.A. Ist XV on Monday, Dec. 3. at S.C.C. W. Hannay R. C. Land, F. T Tremlett. J. C. Cooke, and E. F. Mur phy D. O. M. Owen and A. H. Wil Hams A. F. Hewett. W.73 words
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Article69 1934-12-02 19 The following have been invited to play rugby for the B.C.C. vs. HM S. Terror on Wednesday, Dec. 5, on the Pad an g: A. E. Minn*; P. H. Burgess, E. A. Matthews. P. W. Holt, J. C. W. Kemp; EL J. If. Hesketh, C. T. Owen; J. W. Muncey,69 words
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Advertisement117 1934-12-02 19 GATES OPEN QAViyA STARTS 7-00 P.M. DvJAIPila 9-15 P.M. AT THB OLYMPIC STADIUM f^ (BUKIT TIMAH ROAD). Friday, 7th Diceakr JJJ mfl B^BH a a^E^^^ Come and See Japan's Terror In Action. tl^K JH Imported At drat i^\fc. ~A. aY ■r Expense. YOUNG ALDE 2 (Welterweight Champion (i n V117 words
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Advertisement574 1934-12-02 19 NURSERY RHYME RECORDS. JUST THE THING TO PLEASE YOUR CHILDREN. 6 RECORDS IN AN ALBUM. $3.00 per set MADE BY STERNO T. M. A. MUSIC HOUSE 61/63 HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Alto Obtainable from our Branches and Agencies. A Tasteless Castor Oil 4L. (ft "Allenburys" 'W^^jl^^ CASTOR OIL ITH AMUAI INTERESI574 words
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Article, Illustration160 1934-12-02 20 Happy Girl Guides at Jalan Besar Stadium. H. E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, and Lord and Lady Baden-Powell arriving yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium where they watched the rally o, Scouts and Guides of Singapore, Malacca, Johore and Kelantan. Mr. Charles Laughton, the English actor, on a holiday from160 words
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