The Straits Times, 27 January 1935

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    39 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 162. Sunday, January 27, 1935. Price 10 cents. 5 A.M. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 162. Sunday, January 27, 1935. Price 10 cents.
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    PLANTERS DEMAND WAGE CUTS RESTORATION
    984 1 SUNDAY HOLIDAY PLAN DISCUSSED A DETERMINATION to pursue the campaign for a general restoration of pay cuts was expressed at the meeting of the Incorporated Society of Planters at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AT the annual meeting of the
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    "THE RUSSIAN TROOPS ATTACKED US"
    146 1 JAPANESE VERSION OF FIGHTING Reinforcements Arrive HOSTILITIES INTENSIFIED TROUBLE THAI STARTED AT A FISHING CAMP Tientsin, Saturday. DUSSO- JAPANESE hostilitieo, which began on Thursday in the Buirnor Lake region on the Manchukuo-Outer Mongolia frontier, have been intensified following the arrival of reinforcements for both sides.
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    40 1 ADMIRAL SIR F. DREYER'S VISIT The dapper sloop, H.M.S. Falmouth, which is due in Singapore within a few days, with Admiral Sir Frederic Dreyer, Commander-in- < hief, China Station, on board. At Singapore he will transfer his flaf to H.M.S. Kent.
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    LINER COLLISION SEQUEL
    116 1 LINER COLLISION SEQUEL BRITISH SYSTEM MAY BE ADOPTED New York, Saturday. yHE United States Steamboat Inspection Service opens today an inquiry into the loss of the Ward Line steamer Mohawk in a collision. Officers and crew are expected to give evidence. The Ward Line denies the statement that the Mohawk
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    MISSING LETTERS RESULT OF CONTEST NO. 11
    140 1 No competitor in the Missing Letter Contest No. 11, published in the Sunday Times on Jan. 13, succeeded in correctly discovering the twelve solutions. The $100 prize for the nearest solution Is divided among the following seven competitors who each had three errors
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    FAMOUS HORSE DEAD
    45 1 London, Saturday. Forbra, which won the Grand National Steeplechase for Mr. W. Parsonage In 1932, and was entered for this year's race, broke a fetlock after Jumping the last fence In the Winchester Handicap Steeplechase at Newbury today and was destroyed— Reuter.
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    U.S In grip of WINTER
    155 1 U.S In grip of WINTER STORM DEATH ROLL MOUNTS TO 180 Winter's grim grip on the United States shows no signs of relaxing. The total death roll as a result of the storm of the past two days Is now 180 (records Reuter) including 25 drowned in the Mississippi floods.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    66 1 London, Saturday. RUBBER (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 6',d. (Sellers) 6%d. Jan. -Mar. 6 1 ..d. Apr.- June 6%d. July-Sept. S IVIGd. Market Quiet. SILVER Spot M 24 11/164. Forward 24 13 16d. CROSS RATE London-New York, 4.87%. New York-London, 4.86%. (Rate as supplied
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    61 1 Daily Pi toes Current. For R.M.A. No. I. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 20% 21 (F. 0.8.) Feb. 21V4 21% Feb. -Mar. 21V* 21% Apr-June 22?* 23 July-Sept. 24 24% Tone of Market Dull. Latest Cable per lb. London Spot Sheet. 6'« d.
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    MELBOURNE STORM DISASTER
    34 1 Wrecked building-* »nd trees floating on the Varra River. Victoria, Australia, after the violent storms which ravaged Melbourne and the surrounding areas. The floods caused millions of pounds' worth of damage.
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    Sunday Times Special Plane
    113 1 CHARTERED FOR PENANG THE Imperial Airways machine which ordinarily carries the Sunday Times tp Penang on Sunday morning was cf nsiderabl>, delayed. This wHt ..iua prevent Penang readers from hating their newspaper before noon today. The SCt-aits Times Press,. Ltd., chartered a special aeroplane. The Penang
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    32 1 The Deutsche Zeltung ceased publication on Dec. 31. The newspaper was founded in 1896 and has been the organ of the German agricultural leader, Herr Darre, since the NationalSocialists came to power.
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    LINDBERGH TO FLY PACIFIC?
    96 1 LINDBERGH TO FLY PACIFIC? AFTER THE TRIAL New York. Saturday. £OL. LINDBERG&'S intimate friend 3 state that af f^r the Hauptmaim trial he expects to fly across the Pacific preliminary to establishing an American air transport service between California and China. The probable mute will be Los Angeles or San
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    AIR MAIL DELAYED
    41 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Saturday. The eastbound Imperial Airways plane which left Calcutta is held up at Akyab. It Is now not due at Don Muang before tomorrow and will arrive in Singapore some time on. Monday.
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    ALMOST IN CONFIDENCE
    2528 2  - ALMOST IN CONFIDENCE the MARQUESS OF DONEGALL By VTJE are now steaming gently up the Channel In S.S. Viceroy oi India returning from a cruise to a number of places to which I had never been before. In fact, I had never been on one of these famous cruises, which
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      93 2 DEPENDABLE CAR. Seen the 1935 Austin Ten Poar It's *he smartest light car you ever set eyes on. A new, finely proportioned radiator, longer bonnet, deeper wings, aew refinements inside new beauty wbsrerer you look. There are many Improvements too, such as Syncromesh on 2nd, 3rd and top gears, automatic
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      162 2 SbH I* C ■9 S V l*HJr#iM < Approaching forty is the crltl'HlL N^ u^^fft cal a °f humanity. Heart, WaIJW. j#jMßsli Veins, Nerves and Vitality aMW^M^XJ^P§£3?V commence to weaken. This is aJainHßswvVl^S»J when you should guard your Hfcsl^jjt^r health and restore your rtVjH WrWft strength. If you are feeding
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      89 2 POPU L A R //^^v y& Er ALL OVER THE WORLD il^^-^rarif Fresh English Fruit*, gathered and l{\ packed at the acme of their perfec- wL i !!%C^«i£" doo— iem them with CHIVERS' vVS S^SSS*? M CUSTARD— they are deliciou* 1 jl I&^K Chi vert' Canoed EnglUh *-*.F 3\f Vegetables
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    MAINLY ABOUT Motoring
    822 3 Reader: Any fool can write a column, < Judging from some of the stuff I read. Myself: It's so easyReader: Good mind to huve ago at It. What are the qualifications' Myself: To write a column you need about five slips of paper and a typewriter. The
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    39 3 Tank Road railway station may b: a thine of the past, but its name lives on, indicating the scenes or former activity; and presumably will remain until worn sway by the weather or until the site is built upon.
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    MALAYAN GIRL MAY FLY rom EUROPE
    746 3 MALAYAN GIRL MAY FLY rom EUROPE "BIRDMAN" TF a dog bites a man, that's not news, but if a man bites a dog, that is news Thus goes the old tag. Nowadays one might say with equal truth, "If a man flies an aeroplane that's not news, but if a
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      211 3 DON'T RISK INFECTION! I Remove CORNS 1 with the safe, scientific m IN ENGLAND These Hotels will make your stay enjoyable. Few yards Hyde Park, Kensington Gar- dens, Buses, tubes everywhere. S3 Years V_ 1* Repute Qucl Refined Comfort, Perfect 10 Cuisine. All Bedrooms H. «C. Water. «f^ fTI Passenger
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      71 3 THE NEW TELEFUNKEN PROGRAMME .^^nnt^V IMPROVED LOUDSPEAKING SYSTEMS AT REDUCED PRICES FOR REFORMATION PLEASE APPLY Sole Distributor*: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, 4-5, OHOBY GHAUT, SINGAPORE. Cable SCOWKUAN" T.I. 7787. iv H I DIGNITY WHEN THE TIME COMES TO BID FAREWELL TO LOVED ONES IT IS A COMFORT TO KNOW THAT THE
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      937 3 j£os£Sk\ These Hotels will make :^Jr>^? r"-^~ your stay enjoyable if you have to spend part of yoar leav.* oat of England come to THE LINKS HOTEL, Grouville, JERSEY. Situated on the Royal Jersey Golf Links and 200 yds. from the Seashore. A popular resort for Malayans. Terms on application.
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    POULTRY NOTES
    742 4 Q. My fowls are going lame in one leg and, in spite of care, get worse and waste away. What shall I do A. Tills trouble is called avian tuberculosis. At the start of the disease It will be found that the breast bone point is very thin
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    WAR ON WEED
    114 4 Chlttagong (East Bengal) The water hyacinth is very appropriately described as a "hydra-hexded monster" and has wrought havoc in East Bengal for over a quarter of a century. Brahmanbarla sub- division, with its myriads of rivers and streams, marshes and channels, had been the worst affected. Under
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      76 4 "AWURMA" (For Worming dogs) A liquid preparation, which is sure Mid rale for treating Dogs and Puppies suffering from round or tape worms. Price SI. OO per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED, CheaalsW. mf iJIm \*VV^^* I g^B^^MgH Ki^^ta t^t^g^g^g^g^g^g^g^t^t^glgßg^^g^gHg^tl ■bhkx. \s^*^ j»<w3g>^^gißgrßßßS^g^Ba»l»itl»Haj^^^Bß^gi»»jg^> J .^^^|^H^g^_^c^fl^^|^^E^^^H g^^gl _^p I "=^^'^^l| "^^jttg-HBl^g-lg-^^^^^^^ V^^^^^^^^^l
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      39 4 CATTLE DAIRY STOCK FEEDS. Linseed Oilcakes. Cocoanut Oilcakes. Groundnut OUcaket. Olngelly Oilcakes, Soya Bean Cakes, Yellow Maize. Gram. Wheat, Bran, Pollard, Hays. etc. at attractive prices. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. TONG LAM A CO.. 46/48, Pack S«ah Streot. Singapore. Telephone 7328.
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      289 4 The Cork Tip^Ex^ on a Craven 'A^^ keeps the Ligaretc -end dry; iThe wafer-thin Tip of a Craven "A" keeps die Cigarette*end dry, the ■BE&h* smoke cool, the flavour rich; and jfk teeth, lips and fingers less readily jf| become stained. a Moist Tobacco smokes hot. If you are a
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      106 4 Our Crossword Puzzle irk fi p™^ j ~"|J^J bbbbJ ¥tKJ j K 'CLUES.) ACROSS. w reUUoIU L Candle maker B UncoTtr >. Invade. SjJST 1 10. Concurj lowers 11. Train 13. Sour 14. Attempt \l. SSS« Solution Of Last Week's 20. Accoum Pwixxlv 21. Devoured f"lf**»e. 26. Turns away 27.
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    Hollywood Knows A Good Deal About Dress And Undress But
    1800 5  -  JOHN C. MOFFITT By PEG SULLAVAN SPRANG A SURPRISE HAILED AS A SCHOLAR BECAUSE SHE WORE SPORTS SHIRTS LITTLE Peg Sullavan had made her first plunge in Hollywood, submitting to its hokum and hating it. Now she returned and made
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    SCREENLAND Secrets.
    797 5  - SCREENLAND Secrets. M ¥s»igiWß I •jLI /^LYDE ELLIOTT'S search lor a suitable leading man for China Roars," which is to be made In the East, may not have borne fruit, but It has brought a lot of laughs. One applicant wrote In and said that he did not mind going
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    WILD BOAR THAT WENT
    2850 6 A-WOOING In The Hut Of A Chinese! The strange story is told by S.T.D." of a denizen of the jungle which came to make love to one of its kind in captivity. It was a wild boar wit'a four-inch tusks, who wooed a domestic sow. The
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    25 6 His Highness Sri Rama Varma, Maharaja of Cochin, Madras, on whom the G.C.I.E. was conferred on New Year's Day, has Just celebrated his 73rd birthdiy.
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    I INDIAN EDUCATION BY RADIO
    334 6 "BEGINNING OF BIG MOVEMENT" A BEGINNING is to be made this A year In utilising the radio as a means of promoting village education and rural uplift in India. The Indian Village Welfare Association, of which Lord Halifax Is president, has arranged with the Government
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      499 6 mMF^Smr 1 1/ r*u bhouY fi |If§3^pj|i^ m i^ sss^sflisflsflsslsfl *-pHE Girl of To-day has sassy more Successful girls know the secret of W difficulties to overcome than the P ain reliff through taking 'ASPRO/ r^i girl of ten years ago, yet she is deter- 'ASPRO banishes pains aod headaches,
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    $500 FOR MISSING LETTERS
    675 7 The Sunday Times Free- Can You Complete Twelve Entry Competition Simple Words? Today we repeat for the amusement of readers or The Sunday Times the Missing Letter Competition. Again there is no entrance fee and we offer a PRIZE OF $506 FOR 12 CORRECT SOLUTIONS. The
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    CANTON'S OWN PLANES
    114 7 MACHINERY FROM AMERICA. Canton. With the arrival of large consignments of American machinery at Hong Kong for the manufacture of aeroplanes, the Canton Air Force is taking delivery and will tranship it to the new aircraft, works at Shlukwan. More consignments will arrive during this month. Officials
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    LAND FOR WORKLESS
    45 7 Nanking. Tjje Ministry of Industry has submitted a recommendation to the Executive Yuan that Nlnghsia Province be assigned as an Ideal area," in which unemployed should be settled for agricultural development purposes. A detailed plan has been drawn up by the Ministry.
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    "CHINESE MECCA"
    84 7 Peking. The Cultural Relics Readjustment Committee, a newly created organisation in charge of restoring to proper condition all the buildings and monuments of historical value with a vi w to making the city a Chinese Meccu for tourists, is proceeding with an Immediate plan for the repairing of
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    PRISON FOR DOCTOR
    56 7 Toklo. Dr. Kan Majima. outstanding advocate of birth control in Japan, was sentenced to eight months in prison after being convicted of performing an Illegal operation. Evidence revealed that the operation was performed on the grounds of poverty, without the consent of the patient, though It had
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      18 7 1 rf TEAMER g m.-.ENDER if OME 5 .is? .Hitter IJL...IJNK 1L EAR B^llllNDEß 1Q M A K
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      75 7 I COT ODT THIS ENTRY FORM MISSING LETTER CONTEST, j [No. IJ— 27-1-35.] I agree to enter The Sunday limes I Missing Letter Competition on the J conditions laid down lav this issue, i I consider that the following are the correct sevwtlWts^r 1 the puzzles J printed. n M
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      652 7 THE" BENNETT COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD. OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS Dmt Sir or Madam, Wbea your children firrt arrived they brought with them a wonderful lot of ujnth-ne. Later, you became proud of the intelligence they displayed, hot, itill later, you became anxiout at to what would become of them in the
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    BRIGHT NEW YEAR FOR MALAYAN CLUBS
    1953 8 MERRY CHINESE PARTIES £y "77!e Chairmen" /CHINESE New Year falls eight' days hence. From today Chinese members of clubs, associations and minstrel parties, will be making their final preparations for celebrating the closing of a satisfactory year and the opening of what Is hoped
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      129 8 HY Al'l>OlHTMEt*T 70// M Tllh KIM I He said to me— why is Red Label clear ahead of other whiskies a^T*^* I^SB^a^^^^S^^BßßßmwS^ml ms^ESCE l^fc^J^^^^^^f^ 3 SS^^^^C^^^^^^^mTT i \J \J\ m^^^^sssTwGaS^^^^^slssSsi^?^!^^^ am* XsV J/ JsV 1 ,1 CtT /^BlaskaJ' A^sSaßßß^mßß^l D^BsssmCH HBj 'ifSw I L jV^B^S^a^BßnSsßHßßr^^Sssß**^^^^ aVw^HmßmT^sT I M HM^^^^^Hl 1
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      215 8 \Snatsne to id J* /ter RUNDOWN TO, huso ana ajh w mi lea anout yon you are aistress X IngJy weary in body and mind, your spirits and vitality are alarmingly low— you must do something about it. Take Wsterbcry's Com- C^\ pound. Remember last year Mabel 's husband felt
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      1304 9 LAST WEEK WHITEAWAYS STOCKTAKING SALE ODDMENTS, BROKEN RANGES, REMNANTS AND EXCESS STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS MUST BE CLEARED PRIOR TO COMMENCING STOCKTAKING ON MONDAY 4TH FEBRUARY. A COMPLETE SURVEY OF ALL DEPARTMENTS HAS BEEN MADE BY THE MANAGER 6c FURTHER DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS MADE, IN MANY CASES GOODS ARE MARKED
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    Sunday Times Dress Designs
    1497 10 FOR DINNERDANCE 'THIS simple and yet attractive ruf- fled dinner-dance frock will give you the effect of tiers, which are chic this season. It may be made in any one of the following materials, the price of which should be in keeping with your pocket. Printed
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    THE POOL.
    160 10 She stood as slim, as clear, as cooV As any birch beside this pool Then with a sudden curving dive Made the dark water spring alive With million ripples and the white Flash of her body's free delight As out across the reed-fringed bay She plunged in wriggling
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    TWIN BEDS.
    242 10 It sometimes happens that, when two single beds are wanted in place of a double one, the change has to be dispensed with or indefinitely postponed on account of the cost. The inquirer is, in fact, surprised to learn how expensive divan beds can be especially as the
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      218 10 Aurel i a t FORMAL GOWN It i i.NNK 1)1 1.1. CREPE setting a new standard in chic. Aurel i a s TAPITOL BLDG. FSjddeg Secretly and Quickly Removed! fkillnuTa FraekH Cream bleacha* yf ihrm out while yon alcaa. Lum 4 the akin aofi and whit*— the cm. > pinion
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      63 10 Great Reduction OSALE On Celebrating CHINESE NEW YEAR COMMENCING FROM 28th JAN., at HUNG YEH CO., 155, ORCHARD ROAD. THE LACQUER HOUSE. 2nd. NEXT TO POST OFFICE. MALAYAN PEWTER (REGISTERED) TEA SETS. COFFEE SETS, FLOWER BOWLS VASES. TRAYS, CANDLESTICKS, SWEET DISHES, BEER MUGS. CIGAR ft CIGARETTE BOXES, ASH-TRAYS. TEA CADDIES,
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      161 10 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. JUST ARRIVED A SELECTION OF MORNING AFTERNOON FROCKS NEW MATERIALS FIRST 193S PARIS MODELS RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING mmmm^^ STAMFORD ROAD. t J Sd o-u>r\s ANNOUNCING CHIC DAY and EVENING GOWNS. HOLLYWOOD BRASSIERES, HAND MADE GLOVES at INEXPENSIVE PRICES. 11, Battery Road, Singapore. Phone 3164. I
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    A PAUL JONES AT RAFFLES
    568 11 rpHE Mnlayan Rugby Union Ball went off with a bang. People were jammed together on the ballroom floor at Raffles Hotel. And many women were prompted by the occasion to wear their most elaborate gowns. Individuality was expressed In the white georgette dress displayed by
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    THE SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT
    494 11 THE SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT Mrs. Geddes, Miss Madaline Spain and Dr. Dato Gawley, a visitor from America. On The Roof. MRS. THURSTON'S pahit party on Friday evening might well be called Sur les Toits de Singapoure." It was a bright idea. The weather behaved as it should and the moon shone
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    BEAUTY SECRETS
    717 11  -  rriHx rocTO« HOLLYWOOD MAM"UP <SIMUS ov MADAM, are >ou mathematically ITI minde.'? If not. you must become so at once. The final decree in hair styles has pronounced that the yardstick will determine your coiffure. All this may sound very confusing but it's really quite simple. Get out
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    MOTHER HUBBARD'S LETTER
    804 11 MY dear Children,— You really don't know how happy I am to learn that you like the Corner. I have had several letters from boys as well as girls telling me so. Now, that is just how It should be but I never expected to receive so
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    EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore. TOTIDEM VERBIS
    411 12 EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore. TOTIDEM VERBIS HPHE Singapore horse-racing reason opens next month. Improve- ments to the course and its precincts, and the promise of a higher standard of racing ensure the pleasantcst of conditions for the < most popular of all sports. The year that
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    FUTURE OF MONGOLIA
    480 12 FUTURE OF MONGOLIA By A Special Correspondent REPORTS of further fighting on the frontier of Manchukuo bring Mongolia into the news. The historic background of that country is a warlike one. Ever since it sent forth the Huns to ravage the civilised world, Mongolia served as a base for war.
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    HOPES AND FEARS
    223 12 In a broadcast message Mr Mac Donald, the British Premier, spoke of the nations prospects In 1935. Mr. Mac Donald was full of optimism. He found hope for the future peace of Europe in the recent successes of the League and the negotiations between France and Italy.
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    The Page of Aanaias
    1276 12 The Page of Aa naias Conducted by Qnanias, Quis, the pjckler and one or two other liars ASELANGOR man kept illicit liquor in a pigeon-loft. And those who drank it probably had bats in the belfry. HE. His Excellency is described in an up-country paper as being totally devoid of
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      270 12 6261 3 SHOWS TODAY 111 It! til SYDNEY HOWARD '"is I 1 in his ttnrt American comely TRANSATLANTIC MERRY-GO-ROUND" With a glorious cast of Singing Dancing Girls! PHONE 6905 3.15 6.15 9.15 TOO MANY MEN WEKC BFVDY TO GIVE HER KVERYTHING. WHEN ALL SUE WANTED V. AS ONE WHO'D GIVE
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      37 12 PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74, Orchard Rd. t— J NEW WORLD j SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret, J Dancing, Talkies, Theatres and Cinemas. Ask for our new illustrated catalogue 16, Collyer Quay Singapore,
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      106 12 t^^a < V- =r fc^ S- J f 1 liL'^^iSß P R I C F jt^wa jr^R :<r~i riVl vL Hf =j^- *H Including Duty. Scotland's Best When the choicest of Scotch Whiskies £0 to the blending of one particular brand that brand is sure to be good. To get
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      44 12 WHAT'S ON TODAY High Water, 3.09 a.m. 8.8 ft.. 3.28 p.m. 7.8 ft. Capitol Cinema. Sydney Howard In Transatlantic Merry-go-Round." Pavilion.— Ruth Chatterton in "Female." Aihambra. Jimmy Durante and Charles Butterworth in "Student 1 Tour." j Golf: Garrison Club. Club Chvn-. pionship Final. I
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    UNEASY OVER MALARIA PRECAUTIONS
    543 13 QUESTION AT KINTA MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. THE question of adequate facilities for the control of a possible outbreak of malaria, such as has occurred in Ceylon, was again discussed at the meeting of the Kinta Sanitary Board. A Memorandum on the subject
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    F.M.S. BAR
    133 13 CONSIDERING ALTERATION IN ADVOCATES LAW (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. The annual meeting of the Federated Malay States bar was held in the Supreme Court, Ipoh, today. The fol- lowing were elected to form the Bar Committee for 1935: Messrs. Paul Storr, Yong Shook Lin, Coomcrsamy, Will
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    FILM CHANGE
    55 13 Hong Kong. I One of the most popular figures in j the cinema industry in South China, I Mr. Morris Davis, Hong Kong manager of Metro-Goldwyn-M :yer, will leave i the Colony on January 26. Mr. Davis has received notification from New York of his appointment us manager
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    HON. MR. S.B. PALMER IN CAR ACCIDENT SUSTAINS MINOR HURT
    73 13 HON. MR. S.B. PALMER IN CAR ACCIDENT SUSTAINS MINOR HURT 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. Last night, when travelling from Batu Oajah to his residence at Bruas in a hired car the Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer received an internal injury when the car left the road and went
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    PERAK STATE COUNCIL
    82 13 FOUR NEW MEMBERS TO TAKE SEATS 'From Our Owr Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. The next meeting of the Pera^ State Council is fixed to take place at Kuala Kangsar on Feb. 11 when four new members will take seats. The appointment of Mr. Seenivasagam and Mr. Toh Eng
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    10 13 DO YOU BEL.SVE IN FAIRIES? or THE BRITISH POLITICAL PANTOMIME.
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    CHINA ANXIOUS ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES
    396 13 LOSING GRIP ON COMMERCE JAPAN GAINS GROUND Nanking, Saturday. THE approaching independence of the Philippines has awakened China to the necessity of securing for her nationals a place in the sun among the peoples who make up the population of the Islands. With something over
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    TODAY'S RADIO
    387 13 A BURNS NIGHT PROGRAMME Following are today's wireless programmes: SINGAPORE. "ZHI Singapore— wave length 48.9 metres. (Owned and operated by Ff.dlo Service Co. of Malaya Ltd., Broadcast House, Singapore.) 11 a.m.— 1.30 p.m. Recorded music. 5.30 p.m.— 7 p.m. Relay of Church Service from Presbyterian Church. Singapore. B.
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    101 13 CHIEF SECRETARY'S GARDEN PARTY (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The Carcosa at home In honour of the High Commissioner was a brilliant function held In ideal weather. The Chief Secretary and Miss Shelley received several hundred guests. The Su.tan arrived accompanied by the Resident of
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    110 13 17-YEAR-OLD YOUTH CONVICTED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. The Perak Assizes closed yesterday when Din Bin Mohamed Yusoff. a 17--year-old Malay rubber tapper, resident near Telok Anson was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment. Yusoff had
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    317 13 7Veu>s From 77ie Courts A FINE 0F. 550 YESTERDAY Mr. J. M. Brander, the third magistrate, gave his verdict in the White Mouse Cafe case. Mohamod bin Sultan. Abdullah Khan and Abdu> Rahiman were charged with selling beer at the White Mouse Cafe in Pt-nhas Road without
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    688 14 COUNSEL AND RUINED CAREER' From OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT Ipoh, Saturday. RONALD Calian Beavis, a European engineer attached to Sime Darby and Co., Limited, Ipoh, pleaded guilty brfore Mr. C. S. A. Sennett. first magistrate, yesterday morning when charged with causing death by a rash act, by
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    23 14 A croup at the picturesque wedding, which took place at the Presbyterian Church, of Miss Elisabeth Althaus and Mr. 11. Voelbn.
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    1083 14 The following Is Fraser and Co.'s list of closing share prices In Singapore yesterday: SATURDAY, JAN. 24, 1935. Ampat Tin (4s) 4a 3d 5» Asam Kumbang (t) 34a 36s Austral Malay (C) 6 Is. 62a. Ayer Hitam Tin (sa) 13s 8d 14s 6d Ayer Weng (ID 2.29
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    119 14 PARTIAL EXEMPTION FROM RATES (From Our Own Corresponds nt.) Ipoh. Saturday. tK)R SEVERAL years past the Perak Turf Club have been granted a partial exemption from the General Assessment and Education rate. This year the Resident of Perjk expressed the view that for the current year
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    43 14 Micha&l Sealey, aged 12. wa. washed off the pier at Bridport by a big wave while playing with other boys and was drowned. He grasped a lifebelt which was thrown to him. but ios 1 It when another blr wave washed him away.
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    MALAYAN MUSINGS
    1503 15  -  "QUIZ By Some Candid Reflections On This And That. AS 'one of them," I have been greatly interested in the suggestion that there should next month be a reunion of those who served in the Singapore Mutiny^ cv „i.i Tk« pardon, etneute!— Should The f n 1915 Incld
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    54 15 Bangalore (Mysore). Two well-known local musicians have married at St. Patrick's Cathedral—Mr. Edgar Holland Fewkes, organist of St. Mark's Church, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fewkes, of Ootacamund, and Miss Marlon Helena Hart, only daughter of Mrs. A. Hart, of Bangalore and the late Lieut. J. A. Hart
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    OFFICERS' STUDIES
    31 15 New Delhi. With a view to encouraging officers of the Indian Army to study Arabic and Persian, the High Proficiency examination in Arabic and Persian h*» [been re- introduced.
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    803 15  -  NATHANIEL GUBBINS By MR. GEORGE BUMBLING, the village handyman end love martyr, has made an attempt to write some news commentary in Mr. Gubbins' absence. Unfortunately, he appears to have been reading newspapers at least a fortnight old. In the circumstances the editor has overlooked this,
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    19 15 The Irrawiddy Flotilla Company's air mall service between Rangoon and Tavoy has been opened, says a message from Rangoon.
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    178 15 And Now Feels Absolutely Fit. A fat man is commonly supposed to be good-humoured, easy-going. But there is many a fat man who finds the going far from easy. The following letter describes one typical instance I began to put on weight this
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    FOUNDED BY A TEACHER
    1170 16 FOUNDED BY A TEACHER Famous Soccer Clubs Series HOW HUDDERSFIELD GAINED FAME HUDDERSFIELD TOWN are a power in football. All the honours of the game have gone their way. Established so firmly as they are today, it seems incredible that they stood on the brink of extinction only 15 years
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    247 16 DEALERS REMAIN UNBEATEN. London. The City of London looked forward with keen interest to the annual Tea Trade rugger match between Brokers and Dealers. The Brokers have yet to win a match. At Honor Oak Park, the Dealers won the third game of the series, which is
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    836 16  - BRIDGE NOTES. ELY CULBERTSON. By "WHOEVER it was who twisted the saying 'figures never He* Into 'liars never figure,' says Richard L. Frey in an article entitled "Advanced False-Carding," "certainly couldn't have been thinking about those delicate little lies we sometimes make our cards tell at the Bridge table. "I
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    763 16 /\NCE a billiards player has deve- loped a state of mind in relation to the game that he is not so much concerned with scoring points as he is with conquering Its posi- 1 tional difficulties, he Is on the way to improvement. Only by a
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    MY HAPPY CHILDHOOD MALAYA.
    1640 17 MY HAPPY CHILDHOOD MALAYA. By CLIVE DALTON, author of "White Pagan and other novels with a Malayan background. Mr. Clivc Dalton, the well-known novelitt, is contributing a series of articles to the\ Sunday Times on various' acp*. cts of life in Malaya. He spent his youth, his most impressionable years,
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    F.M.S. BEAT THE COLONY IN ANNUAL HOCKEY MATCH
    941 18 COLONY FORWARDS PLAY BELOW STANDARD BRILLIANT F. M. S. DEFENCE From OUR OV/N CORRESPONDENT Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. FOR the tenth time, the Colony met the F.M.S. In the annual hockey encounter today. The Colony wer* beaten, 4 1.. During the last nine
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    O.R.A. WIN
    297 18 COLTS BEATEN BY THREE GOALS TO ONE O.R.A 3. Colt* 1. Two "A" teams of the Old Raffleslans Association and the Colts met at hockey yesterday afternoon on the Raffles Institution ground. The O.R.A. eventually had the better of the argument and won by three goals to one.
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    JOHORE F.C. TRIUMPH
    78 18 EIGHT-NIL RUGBY VICTORY OVER WILTSHIRES The Johore R.F.^. won a brilliantly fast rugby match against a Wiltshire Regiment flfteen at Johore Br.hru yesterday, the margin being eight points (a goal and a try) to nil. The ground was hard, and there was thrilling play. Robb scored a
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    A. S. SAMUEL DEFEATED
    96 18 Surprise In Selangor Badminton (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur Z. i turd ay. A large crowd witnessed thrilling badminton semi-finals In the Selangor championships at the Victoria Institution this afternoon. A. S. Samuel, the Selangor champion, was sensationally defeated by Lee Kong Socn after three
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    PERAK FEBRUARY RACES
    481 18 HANDICAPS FOR OPENING DAY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. The following are handicaps for the Perak February meeting FIRST DAT, FEB. 2. Horses. Class t. Division 4. Fhre Furlonr* Straight. Fifty Three 9.0. Austral Waters 812, JustMa 8.11, Armide 8.10, Rawang 8.7. Majesty Man 8.6. Selangor
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    747 18 SEVEN- ASIDE RUGGER TWO THRILLING GAMES S.V.C. "B" 5 pU.; Wilts. "B" 3 pts. R.A.F. "A" 14 pts. S.V.C. "A" niL The S.C.C. seven-a-slde rugger tournament entered its second round stage yesterday afternoon, when a large crowd turned out to watch the great battles between he S.V.C. **B" seven (who
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    AN ACTIVE SPORTS VETERAN
    807 18 TRIBUTE TO DR. P. TYAU A VERY pleasant function was held at the Chinese Association. Short Street, yesterday aftermon. The association wis "At Home" to a large number of its friends, the occasion being the annual distribution of prizes won in the various tournaments It had
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      101 18 SINGAPORE CINEMA REVIEW. Results of the TRIANGLES Competition Is as follows No. 1. Greta Garbo. 2- Rosimary Ames. 3. Kathcrine Hepburn. 4. Marlene Dietrich. TTtNNEBS V Sobrielo. 132, Serangoon Road, Singapore. Miss A. E. Sllbermann. c o P.O Box 391. Singapore. E. Garnell. 200, Selegie Road. Singapore. Mr. Sobriclo was
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      107 18 Victor Herbert's magic melodic JPF\ > Jm PV and the world Laurel and Hardy for laughs jju-i* V laughs with what grander combination to jft^fl .rK^La' bring music and comedy to their mr^~^Jwao^^ *Sfi^^a4 2. n w greatest heights 1 n i B^B^B^snV^ have Stan "Aw 1 O& BiZ KmV
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      112 18 PERAK TURF CLUB. FEBRUARY MEETING 1935 riKST DAT, FKBRL'AKT 2. 1935. SECOND DAT, FEBKUAKT S. 19JS. THI&D DAT. FBBKUABT 9. 1935. VISITING MEMBERS must be Introduced by members of the Club and MIST apply TO THB SECRETARY'S OFFICE. C'HENtt BOX BUILDING. IPOH, NOT LATEB THAN P.M. ON THE DAT BEFORE
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    AFTER 37 YEARS
    117 20 SIR MEYRICK HEWLETT LEAVES CHINA After 37 years' service in various parts of China, the last three ot which were spent, as H.M. Consul -General In Hankow. Sir Mey ick Hewlett, K C M.0., has left Hankow for England. He was accompanied by Lady Hewlett and Miss
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    400 20 SPURS AND ARSENAL FOR FIFTH ROUND RESULTS, cabled by Reuter. are fiven below of yesterday's matches In the fourth round of the F.A. Cup. London are still represented by Tottenham Hotspur and the Arsenal, but Millwall was knocked out by Reading V.A. CUP.— Fourth Round Bradford
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    255 20 Bremerton, Washington, Saturday. The death has occurred of Admiral Robert Coontz, ex-Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Fleet from heart failure. Reuter. A close fight is expected In the ether semi-final between Hool Peng Kwin and Toh Ooay Eng. both of whom are members of the San's Party. As
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    63 20 The weather having moderated H.M.S. Frobisher has succeeded in taking the British oil tanker Valverda, in distress in mid- Atlantic, in tow en route to Bermuda. The Valverda Is not very manageable with her rudder out of action, but she is hoping to get the steering gear
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    526 22 Fine All-Rounders No New L.B.W. Rule-Weber's Plucky Show From SUNDAY TIMES SPORTS CORRESPONDENTS Kuala Lumpur. ATTENTION has been called to the exploits of a member of the Ceylon Sports Club of Singapore, K. Muthucumaru. He has played for Singapore in representative fixtures, in one year, at cricket,
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    1295 22 RUMOURS OF SOCCER CHANGES Singapore. SOCCER makes its bow in Singapore next week-end, when the S.C.C. are having a first eleven practice match with the RAF. at Seletar. The club will have to rely more or less on last season's players for soccer, in the first elc-v* n, but the
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    686 22 Talplng. ALREADY, soccer has made Its appearance on the school pa dang, where Inter-house matches are now in full swing. The Talplng and District Football League will begin sometime In March. The annual general meeting of the League was held a few days ago, and the
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    SUNDAY CRICKET DIFFICULTY
    227 22 SUNDAY CRICKET DIFFICULTY Alor Star. ■pHE G.E.S. Alor Star started their cricket net practices with a flourish, and judging from the number of boys present, it certainly looks as though they are going to enjoy a good season. This is a healthy sign, and if the present Interest is maintained,
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    104 22 Miss Bridgett Murray won the ladies' January spoon competition at the Gardens Golf Club, the following being the best returns: Miss Bridgett Murray 57 —24 =33 Mrs. M. Gibbons 50 16 34 Mrs. J. Robertson 64 23 41 Mrs. W. R. Brearley 61 —19= 42 The monthly mixed
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    GIRLS SHY OF BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    904 23 SELANGOR "STARS" TOO GOOD FOR THEM Kuala Lumpur. The following entries have been received by the Klang District Badminton Association for the 1934 Men's Singles and Junior Singles Championships Senior Division— V. Kandiah (hold| er Seavews), 8. Rassiah < Merry Ones),! Samsudin bin Haji Mohd.
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    WHY NOT OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS ?
    756 23 WHY NOT OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS TENNIS EXAMPLE THAT MIGHT BE FOLLOWED Singapore. Badminton has been during the past few years and still is one of the most popular games in the clubs as well as in homes throughout Malaya. It is no uncommon sight to see about half a dozen badminton
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    PENANG BADMINTON
    113 23 The following U the result of the drawn for the Penang Junior Championship Lim Eng Heah vs. Lim Peng floe, J. A. Montano vs. Chew Swee Cheang, Khoo Eng Chuan vs. Lee Eng Aun. Lim Swee Slang vs. Quah Hun Too, Teoh Chin Bee vs. Ooi Ah Lam.
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    110 24 First Pictures By Air Mail Of Saar Voting The Infanta Beatrice of Spain with her fiance, Count Alessandro Torlonia, at a reception in Rome before their marriage. 'Planet News.) These air mail pictures of the Saar plebiscite voting are the first to reach this country. Such was the enthusiasm of
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      63 24 Bead OnVc: CwO Street, smraporo. Pkaaea Editorial: 5151-3152 Adrerttslnt 17tl Gcaeral Oflre lit PrinttaM Pnblishinc 77M T«i: "T'hnes" Singapore, Kaala Larapur, OCBce: U Ja»a Street, rhoM: SSS3. Office: 4* 43 Fleet Street. Lmiis» E.C.4. Photta-: Central 1927. Tele: "Leadmalaja." American Advert bine Representative: Fw»igu PuMhher* Bepresenta* tlvet. Inc., 67. West
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