The Straits Times, 13 January 1935

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 160. Sunday, January 13, 1935. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 160. Sunday. January 13, 1935. Price 10 cents.
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    SNOWSTORM DAMPS SAAR EXCITEMENT
    462 1 5 A.M. EDITION GERMAN SUCCESS CERTAIN Pro-Hitlerites Count On 80 Per Cent. Of Votes NO DISORDERS FEARED Results To Be Broadcast On Tuesday Morning FEELING runs high in the Saar, whose people today will vote for Retention of the status quo, Union with France, or Reunion
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER AT KUALA KANGSAR
    175 1 CALLS EXCHANGED WITH THE SULTAN OF PERAK (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. The High Commissioner, His Excellency Sir Shenton Thomas arrived at Kuala Kangsar Just after four o'clock this afternoon from Taiplng, where he lunched with the Resident. At the district boundary several miles
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    STOREKEEPER CHARGED
    55 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Before Mr. Sennett, the first magistrate, this morning appeared Song Swee Kee. a storekeeper of McAlister's, Ipoh. He was arrested or a warrant In connection with the alleged falsification of accounts whilst In the company's employ. The case was postponed cne week
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    DEAD ON RAILWAY
    53 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng, Saturday. The mangled remains of. a male Tamil were found on the railway line one and half miles south of Taiplng station. It is thought possible that the man slept there and was killed by the nlfht express. The identity of the
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    CRACKERS MYSTERY
    64 1 Reports have gained currency in Singapore that a great number of the Chinese crackers for New Year celebrations are of Japanese origin. A representative of the Sunday Times who set out to investigate the truth or otherwise of this met with emphatic denials from Chinese shopkeepers. The allegation
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    LESS NOISE, MORE FUN
    237 1 LESS NOISE, MORE FUN THE NEW CHINESE NEW YEAR THE Chinese community of Malaya is confidently looking forward to the happiest New Year for nearly a decade. The lavish expenditure of former days may not again be seen, but the enjoyment will be none the less on that account. Nor
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    LONDON RUBBER
    71 1 London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 6 9 16d. (Sellers) 6 11/16 d. Jan-Mar. 6 13 16d. Apr.-June 6 15 16d. July-Sept. 7 sd Market Steady. SILVER. Spot 24 7 lGd. Forward 24 9/16 d. CROSS RATE. London-New York. 4.90' fc. New
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    65 1 Daily Prices Current For R.M.A. No. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 21» 8 n% (F. 0.8.) Current month 21 15/16 22 Feb.-Mar. 22 s 'IV i Apr- June 24 24H July-Sept. 254 25', Tone of Market Easier. Latest Cable per Ib. London
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    BOY CHARGED
    96 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng, Saturday. Two Chinese boys while playing In Eastern Road, yesterday morning, created a commotion, when one of them is alleged to have turned round and stabbed the other with a pocket knife. The injured boy (Chan Ah San) aged 11, was taken to
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    MOTHER AND TRIPLETS DOING
    185 1 WELL BORN IN SINGAPORE HOSPITAL TRIPLETS, two girls and a boy, have been born to a Teochiu Chinese woman, a patient in the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, the children are bonny specimens, each on birth weighing just over five pounds. Mother and children are doing well.
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    MISSING LETTERS
    140 1 RESULT OF CONTEST NO. 9. No competitor in the Missing Letter ontest No. 9, published In the Sunday Times on Dec. 30 succeeded In correctly discovering the twelve solutions. The $100 prize for the nearest solution is divided among the following four competitors who each had two errors:
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    WOMAN FLYING PACIFIC
    131 1 THROUGH FOG AND RAIN JLjISS AMELIA Earhart, the American flier, who was the first woman to fly the Atlantic, is engaged in the hazardous crossing of the Pacific. She is crossing from Honolulu to, Oakland, California. A wireless message wis received at Honolulu from Miss Earhart, says
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    AIR MAIL DELAYED
    35 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Saturday. The east bound Imperial Airways plane is not due at Don Muang before Monday morning and will probubly reach Singapore at the earliest on Moaday evening.
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    HERR VON JAGOW
    25 1 Berlin, Saturday. Herr Gottlieb von Jagow, who was German Foreign Minister at the outbreak of the war, has died aged 72 Reuter.
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    PERRY LOSES TITLE
    108 1 PERRY LOSES TITLE But Miss Round Win 3 Australian Women's Singles J II CRAWFORD (Australia) created a surprise in the final of the Australian lawn tennis championships today when he beat F. J. Perry (Britain), the holder of the title. The score was 2—6. 6—4. 6—4, 6 4. Miss Dorothy
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    HAUPTMANN TRIAL
    196 1 STARLING CHEERS UP PRISONER Flemington, Saturday. The week-end adjournment of the hauptmann trial has brought a welcome respite to harassed staffs of restaurants and newspapermen who have spent one of the most hectic weeks within memory. The defence expects to prove that (lauptmann is line cent of extortion
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    32 1 Mr. Chua Ah Kow of Singapore asks us to point out that he has no connection with a person of the same name who figured in the police court news last Sunday.
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    ALMOST IN CONFIDENCE
    803 2 ALMOST IN CONFIDENCE riNCE upon a time there was an editor. In spite of the fact that all sorts of people kept running into his office and bothering him \vhen he was trying to do his work, he still remained a very kindly man. There was also a little girl
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    By the MARQUESS OF DONEGALL
    850 2 lived had to knock politely at the "door" and state his business. Sometimes they were kind to the stranger but at other times they did things which we are taught are in very bad taste, such as boiling him In oil or stringing him up
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    BURMA BUDGET
    19 2 Rangoon. It is understood that the Budget session of the Burma Council will commence on Peb. 14.
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    BRIDGE NOTES.
    607 2  - BRIDGE NOTES. ELY CULBERTSON. By rnHERE are many active measures a defensive player may take to bring about the Declarer's downfall. Honours may be underled, entries may be knocked out, Aces may be held up, and so on. On certain hands, however, the best line of defence that can be
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    FATAL ACCIDENT ON H.M.S. EMERALD
    103 2 MAN HIT BY PROPELLER Tragedy marred the traditional visit of H.M.S. Emerald to Calcutta. On the previous day preparations were being made for a practice flight with the Emerald's aeroplane. Leading Aircraftman M. W. Rackham was standing near the revolving propp!ler while the engine was
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    BENGAL SILK
    54 2 Benares. The Department of lr:oustried Bengal, has deputed iv Marketing Investigator to Benarc :j re-ev*.ah.ish tne time-old trade in Bengal silk yaia which was ousted oy products of other countries The Department ot Industries. v.P. Is also co-operating in this attempt at replacing non-Indian silk yarn v.-itli That
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    MAINLY ABOUT Neighbours
    572 3 MAINLY ABOUT Neighbours By THE WANDERER AT our Sunday school the teacher, who also something imIfortant in the Girl Guides, had a theory, which she expounded every Sabbath morning, that nothing in the Bible need be taken literally. She was an inexperienced chit of a girl and knew no better.
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    AN AIR SERVICE WOULD PAY
    1297 3  -  "BIRDMAN" COSTS WORKED OUT THREE MACHINES By THE possibilities of a local air service between Singapore and Penang has recently aroused widespread interest and many people are wondering whether such a service would pay or not. I have been working at various costs and although
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    COW BLAMED FOR ACCIDENT
    503 3 MOTOR-CAR DRIVER GETS DAMAGES Cowherds be careful! If the cow is involved in an accident with a motor-car, it i* possible that damages may be demanded by the owner of the car. At learnt, that ha* happened in England. London. AN unusual case was heard at
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      673 3 S^RjjjS These Hotels will make 7^F >your stay enjoyable 1 LO N DO N GOODWOOD HOTEL QUEENSBORO' TERRACE, HYDE PARK H. C. water and reading light in bedrooms. Lift. Night porter. Oarage Adjacent. Excellent Cuisine. Daily Terms from 10 Sd. Weekly from 3 gns Bed Breakfast 6 to S/i. All
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    SITTING ON THE FENCE
    1166 4  -  NATHANIEL GUBBINS By YOU might as well know that I am sailing for New York on sVedn«sday. Everybody else seems to know. The tradesmen began to send in their bills almost before I knew myself. And now you know, I will tell you why. I have
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    Poultry Notes.
    771 4 BREEDING TIME. By OUR EXPERT AT this time of the year the first thing to consider with poultry Is fertility, and, no matter the price, the best food only should be given and proper quarters furnished. Otherwise you will only obt;.in a small percentage from the eggs that
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      73 4 ';> AI'I'OISTMh.ST TO H M THt.KISO 9 He said to me —when I'm asked to have a whisky, I find it hard to say which s9#v I said to him— ask for Red Label and you'll find it hard to say 'when. JOHNNIE WALKER BORN 1820. ..5T1LL GOING STRONG:. I
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      118 4 "AWU R M A (For Worming dogs) A liquid preparation, which Is sure and »ale Xor treating Dogs and Popples suffering from round or tape worms. Price 11.00 per bottle. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED, Cb— itrti. Pleases both the eye and the palate jB Trade Enquiries to Boustead and Co. Ltd.,
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      38 4 CATTLE DAIRY STGGK FEEDS. Linseed Oilcakes. Cocoanut Oilcakes, Groundnut Oilcak.s. Gmgelly Olicakes. Soya Bean Cakes, Yellow Maize. Gram, Wheat, Bran, Pollard. Hays. etc. at attractive prices. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. TONG LAM CO., 46/40. Peck Seah Street, Singapore. Telephone 7328.
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      124 4 Oar Crossword Puzzle ACROSS. Carelessness 18 Same I. Church rostrums Printer., measures 6. Becomes paler %i! P K.#, i 8. Chrtotmas doubtful 9. Conclusions J^* 1 o light 5 &t^r 18. Plnkhed I* Mf 17. Insertion on dress 35 Liable 18. Anger 36 UPP" P* l^ 80. Cloy jrSr Solution
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      1157 5 $500 FOR MISSING LETTERS 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. The
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      559 5 ESTABLISHED ***** a S vv havb AL TRAIN* MWjBPBUaMK^BSJIJITIjaI, 86 yeaksof UNc?i!le™is agS* !!Mh9£wkl« $&> EER— A SUCCESSFUL TffMitfWt iKIW aBa^JnTI other reason, si cuss PROGRESSIVE CAREER. bk. Eds success link tp. YOU CAN HAVE ALLEGE TUNING Jg^AlMOSrr ANY CAREER *.eart»— ass- ssss: gsa,— jsTc'sss? c »«.:jkcu S^ssr—- gates. Auctiont«n
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    FILM FAME THRUST UPON HER
    1621 6 FILM FAME THR UST UPON HER John C. Moffitt Tells The Story Of Peg Sullavan GIRL WHO DID NOT WANT TO GO TO HOLLYWOOD EP CLIVE. the actor manager who was director at Copley, is now director manager of the Hollywood Playhouse. After Peg Sullavan's sucress, fan magazine writers soup.it
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    CARNIVAL TIME
    25 6 Mr. H. G. Beverler. A. D. C. to H. E. the Governor, in fancy drew fMtnmr at the Kaffirs Hotel New Year's ball.
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    SCREENLAND SECRETS
    585 6  - SCREENLAND SECRETS iIZIIIuSII ■■MH^EEB&X WHAT is there about a horror picture that sends chills up and down your spine There's one man who ought to know the answer to that one. Tha» man is Guy Endore, now in Hollywood to write a creepie for M.-G.-M. Endore is the author of
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      161 6 1 "-^£?H33iK3^B^HH^slE^B3ii9s»^^ ggKiggßggaggggggV j mm HE tfci I A m *mm. mm ■If I M M £%m\ that he did not object $&££^J%^j£j^SSmW% to my smoking a limited number of Craven "A" -^pvb-v cigarettes, as in his W^^ m 9s opinion they are the g_ |8p Ks^siH least harmful of
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      195 6 GILLARD'S B PICKLE A rich, delicious Pickle, famous for it's UNIQUE FLAVOUR! Obtainable from all Stores «nd B«ZMr* M*dt by GILLARD ft C° I 1 London. England. Established 1867 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHB* SB 1 5 re you en i°y in f u ti H HEALTH STRENGTH? H II I EXTRACT of HH
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      484 7 SECOND nc UfUITr All! JIVC STOCKTAKING week 0F WHITEAWAYS =sale= WE ARE DETERMINED THAT THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF LAST WEEK SHALL FIND NO ANTI-CLIMAX THIS WEEK. TO MAKE THOROUGHLY SURE OF THIS, STOCKS HAVE AGAIN BEEN SUBJECTED TO A MOST INTENSIVE EXAMINATION BY THE MANAGER AND STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS HAVE
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      284 7 OVER 400 PAIRS OF CHILDREN'S SHOES "BALLY" "TRUFORM and j^ "WALKRITE" rlitefrt In Brown, Black, White and Patent. Ijfl Bf I Smart Styles, Reliable Quality. Isually $3.95, $4.95. $6.95 to $10.50 pair. 0W AT 1 I 4* USUAL SACRIFICED Al */O PRICE. BARGAINS I in BEDS and COTS WHITE ENAMELLED
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      374 7 LADIES' WEAR BARGAINS. SMART STRAW AND PANAMA HATS CHOICE SELECTION of styles. Sale Price $1.00 each STYLISH SILK DRESSES. DELIGHTFUL STYLES usually $9.50 to $14.50 each. Sail Price $1.95 each LADIES HATS, SMART STYLES IN PANAMAS AND PULLONS USUALLY $7.95 to $8.95 each. Sale Price $1.50 each CELANESE SILK KNICKERS.
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    The Social Spotlight.
    335 8 LOVELY FROCKS AT RAFFLES. Hula Dancer. By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT. AS usual, a large crowd gathered at Raffles Hotel for Thursday night's formal dinner-dance. I noticed a number of pretty costumes during dinner Mrs. Earle's frock was of a dainty white crepe with a touch of brown
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    GAY YEAR AHEAD.
    888 8 From A London Woman's Window From Our London Woman Correspondent. Sunday Times Office, Fleet Street, Dec. 31. FVECEMBER the 31st is, I think, the pleasantest day in all the year. It acts as a slender bridge across the otherwise almost impassable gulf between the world of reality
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    SUNDAY TIMES DRESS DESIGNS
    642 8 RUSSIAN AND FRENCH EFFECTS The Sunday Times woman correspondent is designing a series of costumes for everyday wear, both in European and (fhinese styles. The first in this series appear below. THE smart set this season are every- where recognising the chic of the Franco-Russian styles.
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    AFTER-DINNER SA VOURIES
    149 8 Cheese and lobster savoury.—Have the necessary number of pieces of buttered toast <not too small) ready, and arrange on them son c pieces of cooked lobster, which have been tossed in butter. Cover lightly with a very creamy and not too cheesy sauce.! made with a half-and-half
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      335 8 Truly first editions in every respect. Aurelia's is now showing the completed and advanced collections 1 93 5 Hats, Novelties and Dresses. The latter includes: Monnng and Street Dresses, Knitted Sports Wear and Gowns of Dramatic Beauty. \tways Something New at Aurelia 's CAPITOL BLDG. Frcddcs -> iff' 9^Be^*/ ~NP^
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      60 8 4fjfi&J\ f^EREBOS JELLIES finmwKH^'^ v*>are easy to make, set quickly and are 1 OTlBilBHivKrV delicious to the taste. They are obtainable in a variety of tempting \;~*isfr jfr fresh -fruit flavours— (\y Strawberry, Raspberry, sJpj. Cherry, Greengage, ct[ Pineapple and others 1 r^Sfe:^^ equally appealing. y^^(erebos^ l^yf Jelly Crystals '^^^^^7^7
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      124 8 ssa»B»aaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaßßa»aaaaaaaaa»ij»aaaaßaaaaaaaaaaaßaa»a»»aaaaaawisaßa»t^aMasaaßiaiJßßsaßaaaaßaaßa«a«aßß^cr« RENE ULLMANN MILLINLHY HNMHM STOCK TAKING SALE NOW PROCEEDINC; VERY BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL PRICES MARKED GO WNS-H ATS- FANCY ARTICLES. ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEWEST ROBES DE STYLE IN TAFFETAS, also DAY EVENING GOWNS. 11, Battery Road, Singapore. Phone 3164. ARE YOU LACKING IN VITAL FORCE VIGOUR?
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  • BOOKS of the WEEK
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      WITH THE HEAD HUNTERS
      551 9 WITH THE HEAD HUNTERS A GOVERNOR'S ADVENTURES Thirty Years with the Philippine Head Hunters. By Samuel E. Kane. Jarrolds. 18s. riIHERE are very few white men alive who can claim to have accompanied a band of head-hunters on the warpath, yet this Is only one of Me extraordinary adventures which
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      SUPER-VAMP
      226 9 The Hero's Wife. By Richard Starr. Jenkins' Colonial Library. Mr. Starr's new story endeavours to show the havoc which iray be wrought in a simple Midland town by the advent of a super-vamp of mixed blood and no scruples. Susan Dart ex-Limehouse guttersnipe, had already figured In a "cause
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      AIR RACE ACE ON MALAYA
      244 9 SINGAPORE IS SO MODERN Aviation Memoirs. By Lieut. Owen Cathcart-Jones. Hiitchinson 12s. 6d. IUIE recent England-Australia air race is among the adventures recounted by Lieut. Cathcart-Jones in these memoirs. Rut his magnificent success in that epic trial is only one of many exciting experiences described.
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      A GERMAN FAMILY
      385 9 Crooked Cross. By Sally Carson. Ilodder and Stoughton. 7s. 6d. The theme cf this story is not new, but it is both sad and true, dealing as it does with the tragedy which can be brought into private lives by public policy. The Kluger family, father, mother,
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      NEW NOVELS
      655 9 Mr. Jeeves In The Background Right Ho Jeeves. By P. J. Wodehonse. Nothing Very Serious. By Bernard Bowles. Beast and Beauty. By John Glyder. The Girl From Godmanchester. By Doris Hushes and Thomas Wright. All Jenkins' Colonial Library. n/OULD It be presumptuous to hint to such a master
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      WAYS THAT ARE DARK.
      180 9 The Caves of Blackscar by Haydon Dean. Ivor Nicholson and Watson Limited 7s. 6d. net. The good people are very good and the bad people very bad In The Caves of Blackscar, which the cover describes as a thriller— but with a difference. The story is
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      A FRENCH STATESMAN LOOKS EAST
      1032 9 •RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE TO CHINA AND JAPAN Eastward from Paris. By Edouard Herriot. Gollancx. 10s. 6d. riXHANKS to Intourist, many hundreds may say, today. "I have visited Russia and seen for myself." Certainly the air of mystery which only a fewyears ago pervaded everything about the
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      A BRAIN TEASER.
      109 9 The Torquemada Puizle Book, Gollancx, 6s. net. This volume, which is described as exclusively unpublished material, is decidedly not for the idle five minutes. The author Is Torquemada of the Observer who has earned for h mself a reputation as a creator of crosswords which are. perhaps,
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      55 9 I|l IDEAL" ■IS O)«#?r Fruit is only one of the items to which "Ideal" Milk may be added with advantage. Use "Ideal" straight from the tin for coffee and cereals, and diluted for cooking. "Ideal" milk, because of its smooth creamy consistency, will blend with any article of diet. "Ideal"
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    296 10 THE prospects of an internal air service being established in Malaya are growing increasingly bright, and an announcement that definite steps have been taken in this direction is eagerly awaited. Tentative moves have been made in a number of quarters but so far none has resulted in concrete
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    SEAMY SIDE OF THE NEW YEAR.
    645 10 By Our Chinese Corresponden t. NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that the National Government of China las given an order for Its abolition, ;here are indications in Malaya that ;he coming Chinese New Year will "je much happier than for some years and that Malayan Chinese
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    SHORT HAIR "MANLY"
    97 10 Three years ago last New Year's Day the commandant of the regimental Ustrict In Shlzuoka Prefecture, Japar, worried over the prevalence of you g nen wearing their hair long, and aunched a movement to popularise ■lose-croppcd crowns. Chief credit for the popularisation of i jhort hair for
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    TODAY
    33 10 aigh Water 4.38 a.m. 8.6 ft., 5.40 p m. 7 8 ft. Jockey. 8.8. Police vs. F.MS. Police, Depot. 3olf: Keppel Golf Club vs. Island Club, Garrison Club, Men's Monthly Medal (Stroke).
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    The Page of Ananias ε Co.
    1195 10 The Page of Ananias ε Co. Conducted by Qnanias, Qui%, the Pickler and one or two other liars I TODAY H. E. is to go menggelunchoring at Kuala Kangsar a unique pastime in which the elbows, and sometimes posterior, suffer." It is suggested, in anxious consideration for the gubernatorial anatomy,
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    SARCASM
    24 10 1 si.uuld say pound-. .c.cj shp through your fingers as easy as fly-papers," remarked the London taxi-driver who had been given no tip.
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      375 10 SEASON EXTENDED MATINEE TODAY 3.15 6.IS— NIGHTLY— 9.IS CECiLB.de MILLERS crowning srrrlacle "CLEOPATRA" with CLAUDETTE COLBERT Warren William Henry Wilcoxon and cast of 8000 Next Change "THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG" A Brilliant Paramount Comedy! f 3.15 6.15 f POSITIVELY I AST DAI OI LONDON FILMS BRILLIANT BRITISH PRODUCTION— THE PRIVATE
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      21 10 Peter Dawson Jg j^J 'sraciAL' Scotch WiiskvJ PRICE $3.35 PER BOTTLE "gffi I SOLE AGENTS: KOBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR.
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    SEX SECRECY.
    267 11 SEX SECRECY. PSYCHOLOGIST'S PLEA. CHILDREN "NOT INTERESTED" A PLEA for a return to a policy of secrecy in sex matters was put forward by a well-known r-T--chologist, lecturing in London. The speaker was Dr. W. Moodle, jnedical director of the London Child Guidance Clinic. In his address he said: "I
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    CHINESE COOLIE'S BRAVERY
    82 11 LIFE RISKED TO SAVE WHITE BODY A striking example of the devotion and faithfulness with which Chinese servants often serve employers is reported in connection with the Communist outrage in Anhwel when the Rev. and Mrs. John C. Stam were kidnapped and beheaded. It was a coolie
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    CANDIES FOR SOLDIERS.
    57 11 Government troops who defeated the Communists in Kiangsi. Hunan and Fukien, recently received gifts from the Generalissimo Marshal Chiang Kai-shek who sent them 2,000 large tins of biscuits, cakes, candies, canned goods, cigarettes and all the delights the hardened veterans have for so long foregone in their
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    PUBLIC SPEAKING
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    WITHOUT LIGHTS.
    58 11 NIGHT EXERCISES OF WAR DEPT. VESSEL. On Tuesday, Jan. 22. pilots and masters of steamers are warned that between the hours of about 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. the War Department s.s. Sir Hastings Anderson will be steaming without lights in the eastern approached to Singapore, between Tanjong
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    PRISON WORKSHOPS
    76 11 WELCOMED BY THE INMATES Workshops are to be established in Canton's prisons, says the Canton Gazette. Prisoners are to make brooms, match boxes, and to undertake printing, spinning, knitting, barbering and washing. Apart from these Indoor Jobs, 200 men and women prisoners were sent to Sunchow to work
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    SZECHUAN'S MINES
    33 11 The Nanking Executive Yuan has ordered that the agreement concluded between the Young Brothers Banking Corp. and certain foreign Interests, allegedly for the exploitation of mines In Szechuan. be cancelled forthwith.
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    MIDNIGHT FASHION SHOW 4,000 FT. UP
    147 11 MIDNIGHT FASHION SHOW 4,000 FT. UP AND A DAWN PARTY. A FORTY-TWO seater air liner roared 4,000 feet above London early in the morning and in it were being held a mannequin parade and a party. Fashion representatives of Paris, New York, and London were passengers in the air liner.
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    NEWS FROM THE COURTS.
    545 11 "CLOSER" SALESMAN'S LAPSE. The company has no personal animus against this man, but they feel that their customers should be fully protected," said Mr. K. K. O'Connor yesterday addressing Mr. Norman Grice, the second magistrate, on behalf of the Singer SrwiriK Machine Co. A young Chinese
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    536 11 WANTS TO PAINT THE MALAYAN BLACK PANTHER jy|RS. Lliane Morton, an English ed to spring. As it did so, its hind artist, who is in Singapore hadj foot moved the trip wire, giving the an exciting time in the Indian hldlng Photographers a magnificent jungles. The
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    HINDU HARVEST FESTIVAL.
    749 12 TOMORROW'S CEREMONIES IJINDU Tamils, hailing both from n India and Ceylon, will tomorrow be quietly celebrating the festival called Thai Pongkal which is an annual religious festival coming always on the first day of the Tamil month Thai. This year, the fir3t day of the month "Thai"
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    CLOSING SHARE PRICES.
    921 12 FRASER'S LIST. pOLLOWING is Fraser and Co.'s list of closing share prices in Singapore yesterday: Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 6d 5s Asam Kumbang 33s 35s Austral Malay (£> 61s. 625. Ayer Hltam Tin (56) 13s lis xd. Ayer Weng ($1) 2.20 2.25 Bangrtn Tin Ms 3d 25s
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    GREATEST DETECTIVE STORY OF 1934.
    1428 12 HOW HAUPTMANN WAS CAUGHT. Bruno Hauptmann, German-American carpenter, is beivg tried at Flemington, New Jersey, accused of the murder of the Lindbergh baby, Charles Augustus Lindbergh, jun., aged two, whose body was found in a shallow grave near the Lindbergh home from which he had
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    MALAYAN MUSINGS.
    1282 13  -  "QUIZ." A Few Reflections On This And That. By lI IS Excellency is now engaged in his first Malayan tour, and one can envy him he is discovering the charms of this wonderful country, for which so many of us have \%ru acquired a famiWho wouW Ha J
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    SCIENTIFIC "WAR" ON MOSQUITOES
    171 13 BOMBAY EXPERIMENT Bombiy. How to clear water-logged land of mosquitoes by means of ultra-violet rays was demonstrated by Mr. M. V. Vital! Manasche here. He chose a site near Powal Lake, about 20 miles outside Bombay, where it Is known that the Stegomli mosquito, a potential
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    RUSES OF THE TURTLE
    482 13 TO PROTECT ITS EGGS /*\NE of the commonest foodstuffs on the menus of the Malays, Chinese and Indians is the salted or dried fish. In some form or other. Quite a lucrative business is consequently done by those engaged in the trade. At most of the
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    S.S. POLICE WIN 20-0
    1222 14 ANNUAL RUGBY MATCH S.S. Police 20 pts. F.M.S. Police Nil. r THK annual rushy match between 1 the S.S. Police and the F.M.S. Police on the Padang yesterday was scrappy pame which ended in an overwhelming victory for the Settlements team, by 20 clear p: ints
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    LERRICK. PAYS $90
    439 14 LERRICK. PAYS $90 Penang Amateur Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. Fair dividends were paid at the amateur meeting here today, Lerrick leading the first division of the ponies to pay $90. Race 1. Ponies, Class 3 and 3, Dlt. 3. TTMBANO 11 0 (Che Yacob) 1 LADY MILDRED
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    13 14 A knotty scrum In yesterday's urn me between the S.S. and F.M.B. Police.
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    COLTS BEAT AIRMEN
    661 14 NOEL HAY SCORED THREE GOALS S; RAF t. Noel Hay credited himself wUh a hat-trick of goals and was generally responsible for the three-nil hockey victory gained by the Singapore Colts yesterday afternoon on the Raffles Institution ground. The match started off well enough, but the heavy
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    SELANGOR WIN AT HOCKEY
    393 14 Defence Too Good For Perak Attack <From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Selangor won the hockey encounter Iby three goals to one. The weather was ideal, the game clean. Interesting, and keenly contested. The Selangor defence was excellent. Grelg being outstanding. The forwards were Individualists
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    F.M.S. HOCKEY TEAM
    48 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The following have been selected to represent the F.M.S. in the match with the Colony on Jin. 26:— Chong Swee Lin < Perak). Gorbex Singh. Oreig. Bhaskaran. De Silva. Labrooy, West (Selangor). Winch (Negrl). Hovil. Martin (Selangor) Caleb (Perak).
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    14 14 The National Badminton Party which defeated the Joviailads B. P. 4 fames to 3.
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    F. A. CUP
    417 14 MANCHESTER CITY ELIMINATED London, Saturday. THE first round proper of the F.A. Cup was played yesterday. The defeat of Yeovil and Petters meant that the ties are now confined to League clubs. A sensational result was Tottenham Hotspur's defeat of Manchester City. Aston Villa, another famous Cup
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    K. L. BADMINTON
    102 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. There was a crowd at the Victoria Institution *his afternoon to witness the second and third round of the' Selangor Open and Junior Singles Championship. Seeded players were given hard struggles by promising players. Scores Chan Kon Leong beat Chung
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    LATE NEWS
    103 14 NEW AIR SQUADRON FOR SINGAPORE London, Saturday. A complete squadron overse is will be re-equipped by air for the firpt time when the flying boats at Singapore are replaced by Short ("Singapore" flying boats. The present equipment ton. ists of Supermarine Southampton. The new aircraft will be fitted
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    LOTTERY CASE APPEAL
    227 14 JUDGMENT RESERVED The Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard. X.C.. Mr. Justice H. W. Prichard I and Mr. Justice aßeckett Terrell (reserved Judgment In the Suprema Court yesterday In the Malacca criminal appeal In which Latip bin Kudin appealed against his conviction at Malacca on charges of selling
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    THE KING OF SIAM
    23 14 London. Saturday. Major Prasobsri Chiraprarlti. the King of Slam's personal aide-de-camp, has left Croydon by plane for Bangkok— Reuter.
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    JUDGE DEAD
    13 14 London. Saturday. The death has occurred of Mr Justice Bateson— Reuter.
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    SHANGHAI'S 3 MILLION
    31 14 The Chinese Ministry of the Interior reports that the populations of five Chinese cities are as follows: Shanghai, 3,416.483; Pelp'ng 1549.42*; Tsingtao. 450.653; Nanking. 746.547 and Lanchow. 96.462.
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    SWIMMING RECORD
    44 14 Providence (Rhode Island) Saturday. John Higgins today created a new recard for the 100 metres breaststroke. covering the distance in 1 mm. 11 4-5 sec. The previous record of 1 mm. 13 3-5 sec was held by Jacques Cartonnet of France.— Reuter.
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    JOHORE BAHRU MATCH
    29 14 Ths S.CC. Rugby XV which visited Johore Bahru yesterday afternoon were beaten lyr five points <a goal) to three (a try) by the South Johore RFC.
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    NEWS OF MALAYAN CLUB ACTIVITIES
    1354 15 SINCERE LADS' B.P. The following have been Invited to represent the Sincere Lads' B.P. "B" team against the Sunrise B.P. at the formers court today at 2.4s:— Wilfred Chan. Bonnl? Yap, Bilvlno Kid. John Lowe. Kid Lee, Tfcn Teck Ltai, Michael Howe, Lee Kirn Seng,
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    NEGRI CRICKET PROSPECTS.
    236 15 NEGRI CRICKET PROSPECTS. Seremban. VHEIE is considerable satisfaction in sporting circles In the Negri that young Gerald Pinto, the 22-year-old son of Mr. C. A. Pinto, a veteran Negrl I sportsman, has been selected to play for the South in the annual rugger match against the North next week. Pinto,
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    SEREMBAN BADMINTON
    191 15 Seremban. Two Singapore players took part in an interparty badminton match hsre, when the Sunlight Badminton Party of Kuala Lumpur met and defeated the Merry Gang B.P. of Seremban by nine games to one. The Singapore players were Low Kirn Fatt and S. Veerapan. The results were: Men's
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    WON CUP-TIE 26-0
    930 16 Famous Soccer Clubs PROUD STORY* OF PRESTON IIfHEN a football team •wins au F.A. Cup tie by 26 goals to nothing, it can rightly be regarded tanding in a class by itself. Preston North End did this very' thinjr at the expense of Hyde, in the 1887-88
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    50 16 KSi 2 wh/ti* a T HHotspuru r <*ntre-lprw«d, had to be carried off the fltld during the match against Leeds at White. Hart Lane, London, after being heavily charged off the tell. He is seen going down from the charge. Also in the pictrre are the Leeds back and goalkeeper.
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    POLO IN INDIA
    520 16 BLACK WATCH WIN CARMICHAEL CUP Calcutta. The final of the Carmichael Cup was played between the Black Watch and Assam, and resulted in a win for the former by 0 goals to 3. The game was one of the best seen in this tournament for some time,
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    RECORDS SET UP
    85 16 Bangalore. Two All-India records were broken and new Mysore records set up in the 1934 Olympic competitions conducted under the auspices of the Mysore [Olympic Association. New records were set up in the high jump in which a Priestly (V.M.C.A.) cleared 5 feet liy 2 Inches, breaking
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    HINTS ON BILLIARDS
    576 16  -  CUEMAN ATTRACTION OF SAFETY PLA V By YOUR competitive billiards player who has a bent for tactics on the table gets quite a lot of keen enjoyment out of the game. Handicap and competition play call for a great deal more of studied safety billiards thin does
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    34 16 For the first time s*nce the Pasteur Institute at Coonoor was opened 27 years ago, says a Madras messige, there were no deaths from hydrophobia among the cases treated there last year.
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    45 16 Sir Frank Noyce. MembW of the Oovernment of India for Industries and Labour, unveiled a portrait of the late Sir Thomas Ryan, who was Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs, in the room of Mr. O. V. Bewoor, the present Director-General, says a New Delhi message.
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    985 18 Close Of Rugger Season Unfriendly Friendly Stronger Services Cricket. From SUNDAY TIMES SPORTS CORRESPONDENTS Singapore. TPHE past week has been a comparatively quiet one in the sports sphere in Singapore, players taking it easy after the diversion and dissipation? of the Christmas and New Year holidays. Only
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    SMALLER 'GATES IN SELANGOR.
    2228 18 SMALLER 'GATES IN SELANGOR. Kuala Lumpur. THE Malaya Cup rugger final last Saturday was a thriller all right, though I. no expert on the game, had the same Impression as was subsequently recorded by the knowing ones— that the play was somewhat scrappy and lacking in the finer qualities. The
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    GETTING READY FOR NEW BADMINTON SEASON.
    983 19 SAMUEL SHOULD HAVE EASY WIN IN SELANGOR SINGLES. Kuala Lumpur. nr*HE preliminary matches in the IM4 Selangor Open Singles Championship oommenced at the V.I. Hall last week-end In the presence of a good crowd. Mr. P. L. Shaw, president of the Selangor Badminton Association,
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    16 19 Tecks' Badminton Party at Mr. Ah Boon Haw's bungalow, on the occasion of their third anniversary.
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    27 19 Dr and Mrs. J. G. Hanna have returned to Singapore after spending two weeks' vacation at Cameron Highlands. During that time they attended the races at Penang.
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    BUSY YEAR FOR CHINESE PLAYERS.
    658 19 BUSY YEAR FOR CHINESE PLA YERS. OLYMPIAD AT PENANG. Singapore. TfrlE programme of the Singapore Badminton Association for the current year Is bound to be a very lengthy one and the new committee to be elected at the next annual general meeting which will be held shortly should be able
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    K.L. RUGBY
    443 19 R.A.F. BEAT THE "DOG" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Although the rugby was of a poor standard, yet the RAF. proved the better team, defeating the Selangor Club by 17 points to 6 (four tries and. one goal to two tries) here this afternoon. The ground
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    324 19 REPLY TO "JOHN" To the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir, For the past three weeks I have read with Interest the letters written by "V.J." and "John", but mt without a little antagonism toward "John." I feel I must give expression to a few
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    34 20 Jack Glicken, aged 34, a midget, had to stand on a table to salute his bride after his marriage to Mildred Monti, aged 21, and weighing 400 Ib.. at the Municipal Building, New York.
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    59 20 The Saar plebiscite takes place today, when the people of the Saar will vote for a return to German rule, for French rule, or for the status quo. Above is seen a detachment of British troops arriving at Calais, France, from Dover on their way to the Saar, \o join
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