The Straits Times, 6 January 1935

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 159. Sunday* January 6, 1935. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 159. Sunday, January 6, 1935. Price 10 cents.
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    $4,000,000,000 FOR U. S. RELIEF
    290 1 5 A. M. EDITION PRESIDENT GETS TO WORK FINDING 3,500,000 JOBS Mixed Reception For Congress Message A "TONIC" BUT "VERY VAGUE" .S 1,000, 000,000. THAT is the huge sum, according to an authoritative source, which President Roosevelt intends to ask from the United States Congress,
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    ANAEMIA PROBLEM
    146 1 USE OF RAW GREEN VEGETABLES Although he is on his way to Stock- i holm to receive the Nobel Prize for! Medicine. Professor G. R. Mlnot, of Harvard University, is still looking for new worlds to conquer. His prize has been earned by the conquest of pernicious anaemia.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    67 1 London, Saturday. BIBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 6%d. (Sellers) 6%d. Jan.- Mar. 6 15 l«d. Apr.-June 7 l/16d. July-Sept. 7',d. Market Very Steady. SILVER. Spot 24 11 hid. Forward 24 13 16d. CROSS RATE. London-New York, 4.92*6. New York-London, 4.92 V',. (Rate as
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    WEDDING AT THE CATHEDRAL
    301 1 Bride's Parents* Visit To Malaya The marriage of Mr. Arthur Gordon Chadwick, of Messrs. Outhrie and Co., and son of Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick. of Derbyshire, to Barbara Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bles*s< "e of ton-under Lyri". Lan cashlrt, was i.JJwM;ni9e<« al St.
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    SCALDED TO DEATH
    68 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng, Saturday. A Tamil child aged one, was scalded to death a few days ago. The child, the son of a Tamil cook in the employ of a Regimental Officer, put his hand Into a pot of boiling water. The mother was busy
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    MISSING BUDDHA
    27 1 One of the 'amous Hslachlnke buddhas. missing since the fall of Jehol to the Japanese, is now being exhibited in the New York City Museum.
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    49 1 Peiplng. Foreigners resident In the East City hafte received a circular letter from the Morrison Street Police Station, requesting them to provide themselves with a Chinese national Hag so that they may fly it side by side with their national flags on Chinese national holidays and other festive occasions.
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    RISING RUBBER
    124 1 RISING RUBBER COMMODITY AND SHARES The prosperity of the rubber industry is illustrated in the message below from our London correspondent and also in the weekly report, issued yesterday, of Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Co., rubber brokers, of Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. TDUBBER shares are rising steadily.
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    BETTER OUTLOOK IN EUROPE
    155 1 EFFECT ON RUBBER '•i of Me&srß. Stan ton I Nelson and Co. states: "With the opening of the New Year confidence appears to have returned to the rubber market in common with others. This confidence Is apparently based, in the first place, on the feel- I
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    MISSING LETTERS
    184 1 RESULT OF CONTEST NO. 8. No competitor in the Missing Letter Contest No. 8, published in the Sunday Times on Dec. 23 succeeded in correctly discovering the twelve solutions. The $100 prize for the nearest solution is divided among the following nine competitors who each had three errors:
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    29 1 Nanking. Two staff members of the Peiplng Palace Museum. Liv Kwangao and Hsiao Hsling-pel, have been brought here for trial in connection with the alleged theft of Palace treasures.
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    JAPAN'S "POSITIVE" POLICY
    372 1 JAPAN'S "POSITIVE" POLICY NORTH CHINA PLANS Tientsin, Saturday. AT a conclave in Dairen last night, attended by the Japanese military attaches in China and the chiefs of the various "special affairs bureaux" under the Jurisdiction of the Japanese Kwantung Command, It was decided that the time had come for tri
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    "MISS TIENTSIN"
    95 1 The hearing of the case In which figures Miss Chen Hslang-chun, known among Tientsin Chinese circles as "Miss Tientsin," opened at the Tientsin District Court. She Is charged with cruel treatment to a seven-year-old girl. Miss Chen was not present at the session, her mother appearing on her
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    59 1 Daily Prices Current For R.M.A. No. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Saturday. Bayers Sellers Spot (loose) 21% 22 (F. 0.8.) Current month 22V* Jan-Mar. 23 23V£ Apr.-June 24 Vt MM July-Sept. 25% 25V, Tone of Market Quiet Steady. Latest Cable per lb. London Spot Sheet 6%d. New
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    K. L. SANITARY BOARD
    37 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. At the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board meeting next Wednesday, Mr. John Hands will propose that steps be taken Immediately towards converting the board Into a Municipality.
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    SAAR ANXIETY
    327 1 SAAR ANXIETY FRANCE READY FOR A FLOOD OF EMIGRES Saarbruecken, Saturday. IJNEASY forebodings arc steadily pervading: the whole population of the Saar as the plebiscite approaches. The strange calm of the past days, it is felt, can only be maintained by almost superhuman tact and firmness on t'.ie i part
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      15 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain) Head Office for Malaya SINGAPORE.
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      123 1 OCEAN MOIUK POUCIiiS KEY BRAND ■pur ■XlH 1 A PRODUCT OF PMJr? SOUTH AFRICA ''^^W^K i Of exceptional quality, KEY J^3^::!i:i!:j BRAND Brandy is of full yet j •'■:•?^/^Hp**^*. O, delicate flavour, and sells at a re'^'iL^^^HiV^ markably low price. It is reABW JHgLi commended by all who have tried
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    ALMOST IN CONFIDENCE
    1890 2 MARQUEsr oTWgau. DAT Charles' drawing of the Prime Minister in an alternative, if analogous role, puts me in mind of a few presents I have still to send off. I am, for instance, having a gigantic Press-cutting book specially made for Mr. Hore-Belisha. It may last him
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    BEGGAR'S ASSAULT
    75 2 Secunderabad. A deaf-mute, charged with begging from and assaulting Mr. Schafter. retired assistant traffic superintendent, was sentenced to three months' rigorous Imprisonment. Mr. Schafter offered him an anna but the beggar indignantly refused to I take It and threw a stone at Mr Schafter, as he was leaving
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    "LOVE POTION"
    69 2 Nagpur. Mr. H. G Gruer, Additional Judicial Commissioner, Nagpur. acquittec Bhulai. a woman who appealed against a sentence of transportation for life for putting poison In bread eaten by her son-in-law and a neighbour's boy. The boy died. Mr. Gruer observed that there were many elements of uncertainty
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    BLINDED BY ACID
    50 2 Negapatam. The Joint Magistrate of Negapatam has sentenced a motor-bus driver for having caused grievous injuries to an--1 other bus driver. The prosecution case was that Sikhamanl threw nitric acid at the face of Laglrl. Laglri lost his sight as a result and his face was disfigured.
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    COCHIN DEVELOPMENT
    99 2 Cochin. Cochin Is likely tc have an air service soon. It is understood that private agency has approached the Government in this connection and the matter is under consideration. The development of the Cochin Harbour and the regular calling of passenger steamers fr m the beginning o£ next
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    INDIA AND N. R. A.
    70 2 Dacca. Dr. H L. Dey. Reader in Economics, speaking at >*eta University, suggested that B.r.gal would do well to adopt the American metnod of agricultural debt relief.— the liquidation of debts through the issue of land mortgage debentures. He belie' ea t:iat the spiiit and
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    23 2 The Bengal Public Works department have started the construction of a bridge over the river Sevcke near Sevoke. on the D. H. Railway.
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    MAINLY ABOUT
    845 3 By The WANDERER Other Men's Children A NOTHLR New Year caller The sound of tyres grinding on the gravel announces that I have yet another friend who will wax optimistic about 1935. (According to Professor Cou6, if you keep on saying what you're hoping, what you're hoping in
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    28 3 All ready for a ride, at the Garrison children's party given at the S.V.C. Headquarters by the Singapore 1 olunleers. Over 4«0 invitations were issued to soldiers' children.
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    BRIDGE NOTES
    476 3  -  Ely Culbertson By fIXHERE is no bridge player a more confirmed advocate of -»asslng for a swing" than L There art -nany occasions when an adversary has opened the bidding and my holdings are such that I feel sure if my opponents are left undisturbed they will «et
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    "SPARE THE CHILD"
    109 3 PSYCHOLOGISTS AND PUNISHMENT Spare the rod and spoil the child is an obsolete maxim, acaordlng to Mr? A. C. L. Morrison, chief clerk cf the Metropolitan Juvenile Courts, speak-* ing in London. Punishment c&n never accomplish as much with a child as sympathetic understanding," he said. Magistrates
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    HOW RAIN AFFECTS POULTRY
    574 3 SPECIAL FEEDING NEEDED By Our Expert A DROUGHT Is always followed In Milaya by a rainy period and If disease Is common at this time, the only person to be blamed Is the poultry farmer himself. First of all there Is the unhygienic poultry house which
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      32 3 "AWURMA" (For Worming dogs) A liquid preparation, which is sure r.nd .<afe for treating Dogs and Puppies suffering from round or tape worms. Price *1.00 per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED, riii mists
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      141 3 A CAR WITH A GENUINE WRITTEN GUARANTEE FOR THE PERIOD OF TOUR NEXT LEAVE SHOULD NOT COST MORE THAJf £15. Write for full details, stating your requirements. All makes stocked. Saloons and Tourers. MORTHFHELDS 6ARAGES, 145, NerthneU Avenue, WEST EALINO. LONDON. W.U. 18. CONDUIT STREET, LONDON. W. I. IS A
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      952 3 d|JII ElKlAilD^l jJ!£§SjF) These Hotels will -nxaWe S N yov.f stay enjoyable LONDON CALLS /jgN|V INSISTENTLY fl|i7P>X^ COME! Wn *nd enjoy at either 'VTSSrHOTEL RUBENS Buckingham Palace Road facing Buckingham Palace or HOTEL 4« REMBRANDT South Kensington. S.W. J&T^^L facing the Victoria and Albert Museum. -waw»Every attention In pliaaing surroundings.
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    A "DIFFERENT" FILM STAR
    1587 4  -  JOHN C. MOFFITT By Margaret Sullavan's 1 Secret REFUSED TO BE STANDARD Mr. John C. Moffitt, the brilliant Hollywood critic/ who last week concluded his Story of Mac West," starts today his study of Margaret Sullavan, the film star who decided she wou'd preserve her personality,'
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    AN ANNA STEN DOUBLE
    368 4 AN ANNA STEN DOUBLE GIVES STAR CHANCE FOR HOLIDAY TLTHEN Anna Sten left Hollywood recently for a vacation of four weeks in New York, the peculiar circumstances which made this trip possible were brought to light. To begin with, Miss Sten, who had Just completed two months of hard work
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    SCREENLAND SECTETS
    834 4 SCREENLAND SECTETS OROBABLY the most realistic scene that wag ever filmed took place in the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital the other day, and if an audience ever sees it, it would be funny if some smarty tried to find a movie mistake in it. It all happened this way A
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      72 4 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. 275. South Bridre Road, Singapore. Phone 2164. (Optician Mr. C. T. Fan) Charces cheaper than anywhere. 1. Sight tested, giasses supplied from 94.00.' 2. Crookes Lenses completed with frame from $6.00. jfijn JM THE WORLD RENOWNED Wf&j^jtfgm^ NATURAL MINERAL WATER l^S EFFECTIVE #Jv 9 ■y in
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      677 5 $500 FOR MISSING LETTERS The Sunday Times Free- Can You Complete Twelve Entry Competition Simple Words? Today we repeat (or the amusement of readers of The Sunday Times the Missing Letter Competition. Azaln there is no entrance fee and we offer a PRIZE OF $500 FOR 12 CORRECT SOLUTIONS. The
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      340 5 r I CUT OUT THIS I ENTRY FORM I j MISSING LETTER CONTEST, j [No. 1«.— «-l-S5.] I I agree to enter The Sunday Times i Missing Letter Competition on the conditions laid down iM>hisissi»«vj I consider that the ftJUouiJg -if the correct solutions of th#> |t«Trtl— 1 printed. 1
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      739 5 A isßrfll b^} VO Ar^adaCM K^ t j OU K CATION. M flHal HMUafA SELVES ENS&J^RRnU liin?l IOYED OVER Tvr c-uriM TIITQ HM.W*|lfl^foK»ft|Yt L BROKEN PROGRESS. INGFROMIHI3 SillftWEi Wi JMafl rJMlgaf «lIW BECAUSE OP COLLEGE IS A CAR* ■MHadfr^Pui f, i The success of our cpr <:nrrpc:cpTTT 'Sm3aWMaßMa^BalaP— STUDENTS. THERE
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    JUDGE DEFENDS BOOKMAKERS
    113 6 "NO GREAT STIGMA" A good word was said for the street bookmaker by Mr. Justice Gcddard during a case at the West Riding Assizes at Leeds, in which two men were charged with demanding money with menaces from bookmakers Street bookmakers," the Judge said. are especially the
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    SIR.T. BEECHAM AND THE B. B.C.
    143 6 NOT THE RIGHT WAY Sir Thomas Beecham has denned his attitude toward* Broadcasting and the BBC. He was attending a luncheon In honour of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, at the Hotel Metropole, London. I am not an opponent of Broadcasting." said Sir Thomas. "The
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    48 6 Ranchl. C. E. H. Brown, formerly manager of the Chota Nagpur Automobile Club, was convicted by Mr. Fazle Hague. D.puty Magistrate, for criminal breach of trust and sentenced to two years' rigorous Imprisonment, with a fine of Rs. 2000. or in default another year'o rjjorouslrnnrisonmen*^^^^^^^^^_
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    SITTING ON THE FENCE
    1409 6  -  NATHANIEL GUBBINS By IVHILE reading a dreary little article on what lonely people can do at Christmas 1 found myself envying lonely people and wondering why the writer of the article could only suggest that they should enjoy a quiet game of patience in the evening."
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    Sport With The Pig
    917 6 A correspondent describes below the excitements of shooting wild pig. But the sport has never reached such proportions in this country as has pigsticking in India. The photograph shows the winner of the Kadir Cup for pig-sticking, competed for at Bachraon, in the United Provinces. This
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    FROG SOUP
    102 6 A cream soup made of legs of frog? was among the dishes served at a dinner of three hundred' gourmets at the Savoy Hotel, London. Other features of the dinner— the thirtieth annual Reunion des Cestronomes—were Pike from the Rhone, with crayvsh saure A new sweet made of
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    PRIVATE P.O.
    71 6 Following the order to the Chinese Ministry of Communications for the closure of all "private mail agencies" throughout the country by the end of this monih, Chinese papers report that 23 of these agencies have already closed down voluntarily. Including seven in Shanghai After the closure, the agencies
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      104 6 of being badly cut out of pocket when you can obtain indemnity at very reasonable cost. Our policies jive unlimited Ttiird Party Cover, complete indemnity for material dar. age, advantageous medical expexues in respect of Insured or Passengers and specified Personal Accident Benefits in respect of the Insured for Death
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      92 6 I /inhalant y I A drop of Vapex on 5 the handkerchief or on the cigarette is the finest protection against the infection and the irritation caused by Dust. Vapex clears the head and gives great relief to catarrh I sufferer*. JIMPLY HEATH! THE VAPOUR S Of all Chemists MADE
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      650 6 A 19 STONE MAN LOSES FAT 56 lbs. Off— Feels Better Nov.. A woman writes about her huobanrt as follows He started to take Kruschen Salts for rheumatism. Hi? weight was then 19 stone. He beg-Mi to lose weight, and now he is 15 stone, and feels better. He took
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  • BOOKS of the WEEK
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      CHALLENGE TO EVEREST
      1403 7 ITS CONQUEST FROM THE AIR The Last Strongholds. By Col. P. T. Etherton. Jarrolds. 18s. A PEN picture of the Himalayas ani the lands adjacent to them— Nepal, Tibet. Mongolia and China. That is what Colonel Etherton attempts, andj thrlllingly achieves, in this volume. His title is
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      A CENTURY OF HUMOUR
      116 7 A Century of Humour edited by P. G. Wodthoose. Hutchinson. 3s. 6d. net. These omnibus editions are certainly good value for money In both quantity and quality. Mr. Wodehouse has brought together under one cover 77 stories by 65 authors. Though the majority of the stories
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      CARSON A TRUE PATRIOT
      817 7 ULSTER'S FIGHT TO REMAIN BRITISH The Life of Lord CarsMt Vol. 11. By lan Colvin. GoHancz. 16s. ITNDER the heading "The Price of *J 'Freedom' the Straits Times recently published a telegram Indicating the financial straits of the Irish Free State Government. The administration Is failing
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    MR. PIM IN PEKING.
    104 7 Peking Studies. By Ellen Catleen Kelly and Walsh. Shanghai. $20. PEKING STUDIES" Is a combination of the most beautiful photographs, amusing line drawings by F. H. SchlfT, and a witty script by Miss Catleen describing the adventures oi Mr. Pirn in search of Peking. Street scenes,
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    MR. CHIPS
    225 7 GENTLE PHILOSOPHY Goodbye Mr. Chips. By James Hilton. Hodder and Slough ton. Is, Mr. Chips was the affectionate nicKname given by the boys at Brookflel't to t,he master who had spent all his working life in their service and trained successive generations In ths way they ai.rnld go.
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      130 7 MUDIE'S BOOKSELLERS TO THE WORLD. A large selection of new English arid Foreign Work* always in stock. Orders Promptly Dispatched MAGAZINES PERIODICALS. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS OPENED. lists of New Books. Ex Library and Remainder copies sent free on request. MUDIE'S LIBRARY LTD. EXPORT DEPARTMENT. 95, Soutawark Street, London. ENGLAND. SEASIDE HOUSE
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      221 7 MARY IS ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR NOW Sh« Discovers Way to Rtmov* Ugly dingy stains from Teeth— Makes Thorn trillion t and White in a Hurry Learn* from friand that /«v dull, dingy teeth acara vS' man away. Told to uaa Sees Improvement after toothpaste that restores nrat dry-oraehiai with natural
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      309 7 credit Is due to everyone concerned. Few books of its kind have ever given more pleasure to the present reviewer who heartily congratulates printer, photographer, artist and author. REJUVENATION I GET RID OF VOUP 1 ACHES PA,N S R I inn. s^awX B^aW >aA£.^ MB J^*v .11 m \f_. m
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      HOW 1935 WAS WELCOMED
      876 8 JACK FROST PAYS A VISIT TO THE SEA VIEW By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT. ARANGE, yellow and purple streamers, suspended spirally from the ceiling, and held in the centre by large Christmas bells, composed the motif for! the Hotel Adelphi's New Year's Eve. A splendid dinner was
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      WHITEAWAYS SALE
      178 8 STARTS TOMORROW WhUeaways' sale opens tomorrow and continues until the end of the month. Hats of all descriptions— berets, pull- < ons, Panamas, felts and fabrics— will be sold at as low as $1.00 and $1.50. Dresses for every occasion and in every colour and design will add
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      THINK TWICE For The Child's Sake
      604 8 THINK TWICE For The Child's Sake rtwo people find that they cannot live together without life becoming intolerable, they can agree to live apart even if they are married. I", is I i fairly simple way out of a difneuty. But what of the third p.ny. the family After some
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      London's Double Festivities
      627 8 SANTA CLAUS AMONG THE WEDDING BELLS From OUR LONDON WOMAN CORRESPONDENT. Sunday Times Office, Fleet Street, Dec. 11. OOYAL Wedding Week and all the festivities in connection with it are over, but there are no signs of the reaction to dullness that might be expected after the
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      GOODIES
      293 8 FOR THE FESTIVE BOARD Nothing makes the dinner tabie more attractive than a variety of little dishes filled with sweets and fancy fruits. The following nut and dried fruit sweets are both wholesome and decorative NUT AND FRUIT CRESCENTS Chop very finely 4 oz. dates. 4 oz. crystallised cherries
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      174 8 yourAlflAMlmdniaifd L#43HI 3»» One coat of Amatni Nail Varnu.i will give you gleaming, tparkling nail* a ttnooth and even bri!iianc« that laita utupoilt for a w«ek. la four faahionable (hade* Colourbat, Natural, Coral and Rote. You will find a bottle will last for month*. Far tk* frrftrl numxurr mv mlta
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      79 8 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF THE WHOLE STOCK. IN THIS DEPARTMENT. VERY BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL THE PRICES MARKED. STARTING TOMORROW MONDAY 7TH INST. RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDINGS. STAMFORD ROAD. SINGAPORE. ARRIVED SATURDAY. Another Shipment of WOOLLEN SUITS FROCKS for those travelling Home. Agents for "DorvUle" Sporto
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    Headhunters
    602 9 THE northern part of Luzon, the biggest island of the Philippine archipelago, is covered with majestic mountains. In the shadows of their peaks, on the terraced hillsides and in the valleys dwell among other tribes a strange people, the Igorots. Th.'y ar« divided into four big tribes, the Bontocs,
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    STRANGE MARRIAGE SYSTEM
    873 9 STRANGE MARRIAGE SYSTEM THE DEATH OF KABA here still Judgments are given in all tribal matters. One day when I rambled with my interpreter through the village I saw on one of the eatos a groupe of men. One of them was tattoed. His chest and shoulders carried the marks
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    By Viktor Mussik
    182 9 water buffaloes, cows and hogs Kaba possessed and who knew how many head of cattle were assigned to each of her children, decided how many were to be offered to the ghost of the dead Kaba. Dead Woman Presides, More and more people arrived, doing honour to
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    THE MUSICAL INSECT
    597 9 In Selangor Museum By A Special Correspondent lUNGLE voices never cease; the chorus of chirrup*, twitters and murmurs continue from morn to night. Probably the most interest- j ing in the conglomeration of noise is that which emanates from the cicada. The cicada is a member of
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    DRAGON-EYE PEARL LOST TO CHINA
    209 9 Ancient dynasties of China are recalled by the report that the great "Dragon-Eye Pearl" has been sent to the United States from China. Impoverished heirs of Prince Tou Er Kuan have sold their rights to this priceless inheritance of their illustrious ancestor of early Chlng
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    BAN ON "PERM"
    92 9 Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, before he left Nanking to go to Fenghua for his mother's birthday, sent a letter to the Mayor of Nanking instructing him to push the New Life Movement. The Mayor of China's capital was asked to stop people from smoking In the streets, wearing
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      142 9 Our Crossword Puzzle r^f* i h i s p in* i i 7 in H^ Hi 111^ Hy^ 1^ i i (CLUES.) ACROSS. M. Kxceasively matun 21. Foreign 1. Univmlty official. £^^1 together ~uff A<|d to IJ. Banquet 14. Smart 17. Dteretard 19. Remove fault* from c 1 *n w
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    364 10 rpHE reported decision of F. J. Perry to become a professional lawn tennis player came as a surprise despite the fact, that the sporting public had been well prepared for this eventuality by the previous announcements of offers made to the champion and of his serious consideration of
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    CHINESE HOPES FOR 1935.
    731 10 By A CHINESE CORRESPONDENT I*o the Chinese in Malaya the signs of returned prosperity are not lacking. First of all, they have great hopes in the new Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, who, from his utterances on various occasions, is believed to be able to govern Malaya
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    1118 10 The Page of Ananias fit Co. Conducted by Gnanias, Qui-%, the Pickle r and one or two other liars Malayan uank staffs have secured special exemption from anti-swear-ing decrees until Jan. 10 by which time people may be expected to date cheques with a 5." A petition writer has been
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    rOOD FOR THOUGHT
    28 10 One ttiuMm, advanced by a London journalist, why wireless will never do away with newspapers is that you can't wrap fried fish In radio set.
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    THE MERRY-GO-ROUNDS OF KUALA LUMPUR
    495 11 DO THEY SOLVE THE TRAFFIC PROBLEM? •THE traffic problem in Kuala Lumpur, with its narrow and congested streets, is singularly difficult of solution, writes the Sunday Times correspondent. Are the merry-go-rounds," as they have been dubbed, the best method of guiding and distributing heavy traffic?
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    NEWS FROM THE COURTS
    145 11 FINGER PRINTS DELAY The non- arrival of finger prints from Kuala Lumpur led to a further postponement of sentence on Ho Kirn Seng, a salesman, before Mr. Norman Grlce, the second magistrate, yesterday. When first charged Kirn Seng pleaded guilty to two charges (1) criminal breach
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    LONDON'S "ROLLS ROYCE" GIRLS.
    21 11 A striking tableau of the Rolls Royce Chorus the Robin Hood pantomime at the Victoria Palace, London
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    SINGAPORE SHARE PRICES
    1076 11 FRASER AND COS LIST pOLLOWING is Fraser and Co.'s list of closing share prices in Singapore yesterday: SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5% 1901 red. I*4o 1400.000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept. 30 110 112 nom. ■»tt% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept. 10 114 ft 1164 nom. 4tt%
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    ACCUSED DIES
    50 11 A case of attempted suicide came to an end yesterday on the decease of a Chinese, Neok San. When his name was called before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, his worship was Informed that Neok Ban had died In hospital. The hospital. The case was struck out.
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    36 11 Mr H O. Atkin-Berry, M.C., A. RIB. A of the firm of Bird and Atkin-Berry, London, and a Lecturer at the Architectural Association, London, has arrived in Singapore to Join the firm of Swan and Maclaren.
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    CEYLON FUND
    100 11 CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SINGAPORE The Ceylon Malaria Epidemic Relief Fund of Singapore has received the following contributions: Dr. S. C. Manyam 100.00 Mr. T. V. Sivapragasam 10 00 Mr. D. A. D. Lawrence 10.00 Mr. P. D. D. Appuhamy 5.00 Mr. H. Antony de Silva 5.00 Mr. W. D.
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    VATICAN AND GANDHI
    51 11 The Osservatore Romano. the official newspaper of the Holy See. takes to task misguided Journalists and authors who would throw a cloak of divinity atUQllll the shoulders of Gandhi. Italian writers ignorant of Indian affairs have the habit of comparing Gandhi to Buddha. Mohammed Mahavlra, and Christ.
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    41 11 HE. Sir Shenton Thomas, Governor and High Commissioner, who is at present on a tour of Malaya, will be entertained to luncheon by the United Planting Association of Malaya at the Station Hotel. Kuala Lumpur, on Jan 24 at 12.45 p.m.
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      370 11 TODAY'S WIRELESS SINGAPORE CHURCH SERVICE Following are the rjtdlo programme* to be broadcast today SINGAPORE. Station ZHI Singapore, wavt length 49.9 metres. (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya 1934 Limited, Broadcast House. 2, Orchard Road, Singapore.) 11 a.m.-1.30 p.m. Recorded music. 5.30-7 p.m. Relay of Church 8ervice
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    AN ENGLISH KING WHO
    1869 12  -  BARONESS ORCZY By •THKRE has never been a more unpopular monarch in England than Geo'ge IV. How he came to be styled the First Gentleman in Europe is indeed a puzzle. At best, it ii a severe reflection on the other "gentlemen" in Europe! Neither in
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    THAT NEW STAR
    15 12 British Post Office Worker: "Ah, now I can see it. Sir Kingsley."
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    LIGHT FROM THE BRAIN TISSUE.
    429 12 Animals' 'Bottled 9 Sunshine Theory. A visible demonstration that light emanates from the brains of animals, or as the demonstrator, Dr. George W. Crile, said, that the "sun shines again in the protoplasm of animals," was given in a laboratory of the Cleveland (Ohio) Clinic.
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    FIRST OFFENCE
    117 12 CAMBRIDGE STUDENT BOUND OVER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 3. In the first magistrate's court this morning a Chinese youth, son of a tailor at Kampar. a student at the Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh. was convicted of the theft of a camera from the Georgetown Dispensary. Ipoh. To
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    FATAL CRASH SEQUEL
    159 12 TAMIL DRIVER IN COURT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The case in which a Tamil motor car driver, Murti. was charged with causing the death of a Chinese pedestrian by a rash act. at 3rd mile. Ch?ras Road, on Nov. 27, was heard yesterday by
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    MALAYAN MUSINGS
    1340 13  -  QUIZ By "WEW features are the cocktails of journalistic enterprise, and editors are fond of cocktails. Here is one for which 3even daily newspapers and four weeklies in Malaya have fought grimly, with assorted monthlies bitterly resentful because they were not invited to join in the fray. The
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    CRIMES IN MY CAREER
    860 13 THE strangest, and in some ways the most beautiful, of all the products of Nature's laboratories are the gems diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds, and the rest— which have, from time immemorial, 1 enhanced the loveliness of the j world's fairest women. But part, at least, of
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    £10,000 REWARD for PEARLS
    1308 13  - £10,000 REWARD for PEARLS G.W. CORNISH By Ex-Superin tenden t of Scotland Yard. they considered It impossible that the package had been tampered with in the French post. The field of investigation was narrowing down. It was now virtually certain that the robbery had taken place In England. Nevertheless, It
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    UNITED SERVICES WIN THE MALAYA CUP
    1240 14 VICTORY BY TWO POINTS OVER PERAK MARVELLOUS DIVE TO PREVENT TRY From OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT AS exne-ted, the final of the Malaya Cup, between the United Services and I'erak, was a stern struggle from start to finish. It WM only the superior fitness cf
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    S.C.C. WIN ON FLOODED FIELD
    490 14 SMALL CROWD SEE POLICE BEATEN AT RUGGER S.C.C. 6 pis Police 5 pts. The sight of 30 men running and struggling in a blinding rain storm was witnessed by a handful ol enthusiastic spectators on the PDdung yesterday when they braved the weather to watch
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    SHORT SUIT WINS PENANG GOLD CUP
    623 14 (From Oar Own Correspondent.; Penang, Sat uru t An early shower made the course heavy. There was a large crowd which included the Governor and Lady and Miss Thomas. Lady Thomcs gave away the trophies. The big sweep valued at $73,100 resulted as follows:
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    FOOTBALL IN THE RAIN
    369 14 RAFFLES DRAW WITH K. L. METHODISTS Raffles Inst 3. MRS 3. A drizzling rain which started just before the kick-off In the Raffles Institution and Methodist Boys School (of Kuala Lumpur) football match developed Into a heavy downpour. Soon the ground was flooded and scientific play
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    SERICULTURE
    57 14 Canton. The Provincial Government has received a telegram from the Chinese Consul -General fn Guatemala stating that the Guatemala Government is glad to have Chinese sericulture experts to assist In Improving sericulture in the country. It is learned that, after receipt of the telegram, the Provincial Government referred the
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    REFUSE TAXES
    68 14 A Poor Peoples' Society has been organised at Houchiaylng 'district In the north with the sole object of refusing to pay taxes to the Government, says a Peking report. As the society Is in possession of more than 1,000 rifles and a small cannon, members of the Peace
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    BADMINTON TITLE OF SELANGOR
    109 14 GOOD CROWD SEES SINGLES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A good crowd of spectators was present at the Victoria Institution Hall this afternoon to witness the opening games of the Selangor badminton singles championship. A good standard of plvy was main tamed in all
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY
    171 14 (From Our Own Correspondent Seremban. The Tamil Union Hockey XI met and defeated the Negri Sembilan Paulians by two goals to one. on the Negrl Sembilan Club padang. S Ponnlah played well for the winners, at centre-half, and frustrated numerous attacks. The Tamils were without E. Alexander, the
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    MALAYA COMMAND RENAMED
    139 14 MALAYA COMMAND RENAMED Combined Services Now F. A. MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AT the annual meeting of the Football Association of Malaya at the Selangor Club this morning Dr. Webster was voted to the chair in the absence of the Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley who
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    NORTH vs. SOUTH
    135 14 ASIATIC CHOSEN FOR THE FIRST TIME (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sa.urday. The following have been selected to play in the annu'.l North vs. Soutn match at Singapore on Jan. 19. South: Pinto (Ncgri). Minns (Sinjraporo. Springall < Services >, Owcr, i Singapore i. Banham -Negri
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    CANTON TROLLEY BUS
    62 14 C n:on. Looking for betiei means of communication, the Municipal Government has decided to establish trolley bus lines in the city. According to the scheme drafted by the Bureau ol Public Utilities, the lines are to be four in number. Thirty-six trolley cars will be required, each
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      21 14 "Young lady anxious to travel, any time, "seeks post as child's nurse **or lady's maid Apply Box No. Q Sunday Times.
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    337 15 ARSENAL WIN AWAY "FOLLOWING were yesterday'^ Home football results, cabled by Reuter: DIVISION I. Birmingham 0 Stoke 0 Derby Co. 1 Aston Villa 1 Leeds 5 Blackburn 1 Leicester 1 Chelsea 0 Liverpool 0 Arsenal 2 Portsmouth 1 Grimsby 0 Preston N.E. 2 Everton 2 Sheffield W.
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    SEQUEL TO RIVER FATALITY
    141 15 CHARGE AGAINST TAIPING MALAY (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Friday. Man bin Hitam Pilus, who was found by the coroner to be responsible for the death of a Malay revenue officer who disappeared in the Kuala Trong River a few weeks ago, was brought before the
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    STEEL WORKS FOR CANTON
    148 15 Canton. Mr. Hu Chi-yen, a member of the Canton Provincial Government, who sought approval from the Central Government to a plan for the establishment of an iron and steel works in the suburbs of Canton, his returned here from the North. According to him. the Central
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    THE BERWICK AT SINGAPORE
    32 15 11. M.5. Berwick, the County class cruiser which has arrived at Singapore. She will proceed to Hone Kong this week to relieve H.M.S. Cumberland on the China Station.
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    MALAYAN CLUB ACTIVITIES
    947 15 SINCERE LADS' B P. The first bi-monthly committee met of the Sincere Lads' Badminton Party v I be held tomorrow at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mr. Wan Chin Inn. Light refreshments will be served after the meeting. Extra new shuttles will be Issued for practice
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    PLANES TO RESCUE OF FISHERMEN
    201 15 GUIDE ICEBREAKER TO SPOT AND DROP FOOD Moscow, Saturday. OLANES were used to rescue two groups of fishermen marooned on drifting; ice-packs which were in imminent danger of breaking up. Eleven Lshermen, together with two horses, were working in two groups on outer ice In
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    FORT CORNWALLIS
    34 15 An unconfirmed report ree -ived in Singapore yesterday stated that lI. E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, who is in Penang, had decided that Fort Cornwallis, which he inspected, should be demolished.
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    KUTEPOFF MYSTERY
    103 15 ONE OF THE KIDNAPPERS CONFESSES Pj-is, Dsc. 23. Some light may probably soon b? shed on the notorious abduction of General Kutepoff, leader of the "White" Russians, which occurred in Paris in 1930. It transpires that according to a cowimunlcation received in Paris from Portuguese police au It
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      166 15 GATES OPEN D A V I II STARTS 7.30 p.m. DUAINU 9.15 p.m. J^ AT THK y. %^m Olympic Stadium MtS&k JJ The Lone Awaited Contest M 5»- n .jy Wk, T. MUROTA 4 ■^•^1 J.-panese K. O. KING. jßeW^^ W vs. 10— S Mlns. m «^k Bard HttHnc Chinese.
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      591 15 WARNING TO STOMACH SUFFERERS The anMTing cures effected by Macieao Brand Stomach Powder in ca«e* of Indigestion, Acidity, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn, Gastritis ana Ulcerated Stomach, have brought on to the market :>o many imitations that you must be careful to insist on the tignatur* ALEX C MACLEAN The formula of
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    BRITAIN'S OLDEST SOCCER CLUB
    1147 16 1,140 PENNIES AS SHARE OF GATE MONEY •FOOTBALL in the City of Shef- field goes back into the misty past. Here, the game was being played when other centres knew it not and away back in the 1860's, there were no less than a dozen teams
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    346 16 "BLOODLUST" OF OUR WOMENFOLK /X>NTINUINa the correspondence arising from the article on Singapore Rugby contributed by "VJ." the following open letter comes from the pen of >"John." Dear "VJ."— Thanks for your letter: It clears the air and lets us see where we stand re soccer and rugger;
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    MAX BAER Box Office Champion
    743 16 MAX BAER Box Office Champion By JOHN LARDNER THE heavyweight champion of the world has been called Megaphone, Lothario, Adonis, Butcher Boy, Lochinvar, Madcap, Dunce, Clown, Killer, and several dozen other assorted names —some of them a trifle unflattering, but none of them calculated to injure his standing at the
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    380 16 SOME wise man has laid it down that a thing twice said takes firmer root. That philosophic utterance justifies my repetition of the advice to the billiards man to keep down on the stroke. Billiards sages young and old (there are some truly young ones, believe
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      220 17 the BIGGEST BARGAIN EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF SINGAPORE. WHITEAWAYS STOCKTAKING Commencing MONDAY, JANUARY 7th, at 8.30 a. m. The Following Instructions have been received from the BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN LONDON. THE PRIMARY OBJECT OF THIS SALE SHOULD BE TO CLEAR OUT ALL EXCESS AND UNWANTED STOCK, THE REDUCTION
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    MALAYAN SPORTS JOTTINGS
    1623 18 Will Al Rivers Be Humbled? Macao Players Show The Way "Echo" Discusses K. L. Sport From SUNDAY TIMES SPOR7S CORRESPONDENTS T" 1 1 IK feature of the week's sport has* of course, been the visit of the Macao hockey team to Singapore. They have shown themselves a
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    LACK OF NEGRI HOCKEY PRACTICE
    390 18 Seremban. THE hockey season started In Seremban with a flourish. Believe it or not. there were at times as many as four matches played In one day. But how things have gone to the other extreme. While the season is not over as yet In
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    KLANG BADMINTON
    223 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang. The Argonauts Badminton Party of Malacca visited Klang on Christmas Day and met the Yale Badminton Party in a return fixture of 5 singles and 3 doubles. In their first encounter, at Malacca, the Arganauts won by 7 games to one. The Klang
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY
    243 18 Mr. Norman Orice, the second magistrate, Imposed a fine of $250. In default three months' rigorous imprisonment, on a young Chinese sundry -goods dealer. Ho Lam Alk on a charge of assisting in the management of a public lottery. According to the story for the prosecution, police examination
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    SELANGOR JUNIOR BADMINTON TOURNEY
    1122 19 WIND INTERFERES WITH THE PLAY KONG YOON TOO NERVOUS Kuala Lumpur. rpHE preliminary games In the Selangor Junior Singles Tournament were played at the V.I. Hall hMft week-end. In the first game Ng Jin Swee of the Sunnyside Party had little difficulty in beating Tang Poh
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    A GOOD YEAR FOR SINGAPORE
    777 19 A GOOD YEAR FOR SINGAPORE LINK WITH OTHER COUNTRIES Singapore. rraE past year has been one of great activity not only for the Singapore Badminton Association but also for all the controlling bodies throughout Malaya. In addition to the usual number of the annual championship tournaments organised in the respective
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    CHRISTMAS S.O.S.
    40 19 In response to the appeal by "Europeana" published recently In the Sunday Times, the following donations, all anonymous, were recelred and forwarded to the proper quarter: two gifts of $10, a gift of $2. and gifts In kind.
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      328 19 Wising all eir Frieidt Happy Prosperous New Ysar. K/lSg( B Made ]|L^^^^^S^3[( cents Jjr^isSJ NEW ISSUES— JANUARY 1935. SSM WHO MADE LITTLE BOY BLUE? P.T. Jack Payn't Orchestra. LET'S MAKE LOVE, Walti tm WHAT ABE TOU GOING TO DO. r.T. Jay Wilbur's Orchestra. DRKAKINO A DREAM. WaMs. S3S4 I'M LONEfeOME
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    38 20 Lora toDoam was married at the Caxton Hall Register Office, London, to Mrs. Evelyn Sinclair Britt. the widow of Mr. Philip J. Britt, a prominent New York lawyer. Lord Cobham is 49, Mrs. Britt is 45. (Planet News).
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    DO THE "MERRY-GO-ROUNDS" SOLVE THE TRAFFIC PROBLEM?
    119 20 Are the merry-so-rounds the best method of guiding traffic This question is discussed by our KuaJa Lumpur correspondent, on Page 11. These photographs illustrate the system in the Federal capital. Above is the railway station (on right), railway office* (on left). War memorial
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      156 20 We are specialists in FURNITURE Bring your problem* to v*7 SUN WAH COMPANY 83. Victoria street, Singapore. r»*£w m **i IIEINZ believes that TooManyCooks Spoil the Broth" We are proud cf our home style melhods of making soup. We brew our meat broths from fine, prime meats and our cream
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      384 20 T -k MODERN ARTISTIC FURNITURE designed and made by SUN WAH COMPANY j 83, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England.) rare. Life. Marine, Accident, Guaranty and Motor. ASSETS £60,000.000. Arthur C. Totts, Manager A Underwrite! Eastern Branch. Singapore. MORE ERRORS jjli? -7 llse tht wonderiul
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