Malayan Saturday Post, 6 June 1931
1931-06-06
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section27 1931-06-06 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. VOL. VIII. NO. 20. JUNE 6, 1931. PRICE 20 CENTS. The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED27 words
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Advertisement183 1931-06-06 1 Agents:PBORNEO CO., ITP. BY SPECIAL Tg^B^gf TO HIS MAJESTY f J&S: S%!S APPOINTMENT J^f THE KING OF SI AM. rRuJJjJ 61PTS OF PRACTICAL EVERYDAY USEFULNESS W$ STERLING SILVER AND E.P.N.S. WARE. _^^7 Jsatest and ffewest $oods now on t 6J/3, Bi|k Start. B. P. DC SILVA, Ltd. I. Blri.*p.Street. I183 words
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Article294 1931-06-06 2 HINDU LAD RENOUNCES WORLD. GRAND CEREMONY ON RIVER I BANK. Barabay, May 23- Amazing scene* were witnessed on the ffctmgabftdra river-b«nk at Kadur, the < Ipcely coffee district m Mysore Jkate, J tnlay. > vhen His HolineBs Snngeri < Jlgad Guru, who is chaplain to the Mysore ruling family and294 words
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Article174 1931-06-06 2 FREE BODY CULTURE IN BERLIN. Berlin,. Berlin-lifts just had its "nude bathing week" to celebrate the coming of summer. Six hundred men and women, mem* bers of the Kefch Society for Free Body Culture, gathered at Luna Park, one of PbrH&'t large amuaemeat centres.174 words
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Article246 1931-06-06 2 SIXTEEN MEN MURDERED i N TWO YEARB. I I The police are hunting for an Ind aj "Ripper," who has committed sixtej murders m the outskirts of Delhi m tl J past two years. I The murderer's methods resemble! those of tfie Whitechapel and Dussel-I dorf246 words
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Article125 1931-06-06 2 RUBBER ROADS FOR LONDON. London, May 14. I A hint that rubber may be introduce* on a larger scale than has hitherto l.>eefl attempted as a road surface m the utfl of London was given by Colonel C.o\\ Chairman of the City Corpora tin! Roads' Committee, m a speech M125 words
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Article132 1931-06-06 2 17-YEAffeOLD FOURTH MAT| IN AMERICAN LiNER. Durlmii II The first woman ship's officer to visfl Durban left for Australia on boa: 1 ?lM< 54 ad-ton liner Crown City. K. Sne is Miss Tori* Piilckney, the M year-old daughter of Mr. V. H. ncl ß ney, President132 words
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Advertisement162 1931-06-06 2 Jrue Otctn&v Saii s?r7 r I VjlUb XL£m Ei i THE FINEST Of ALL ORANOE DRINKS. < > It J I A <fr m ItIUH xV^ fVIIH v* < A/ PHI JF /m IL ty^ 4A& t Phone 6579 for your requir«««oU. Popalur Aerated Witer Works Mi. i 26 28162 words
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Article712 1931-06-06 3 She— "You remind nic of the ocean." He— "Wild, romantic, restless She— "Xo, you just make me sick." Judge--- What evidence have you that these two men the Scotsman and the Jew are insane?" Officer Well, your honour, the Scotsman was standing on the curb throwing money712 words
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Advertisement240 1931-06-06 3 (KS^PJ creaailest and parest. lIIBICAin Wbrnrver yon need U^ >y| good and reliable milk. ase"DABI6OLD.' fcfffe^Jl DARIGOLD Milk Is Ell^jy offered to yon on a H^^^mS guarantee to aatisfy or return basis fi 1 AGESTS: FA BAKTHULOMfcUSZ LTD 3 A, Safries Quay, Singapore. ,»cNc Bukit Binlang Fd. X Lumpur. Many240 words
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Advertisement183 1931-06-06 3 t r -r -r t t i i > n i i i i A WILL BE READY FOR SALE ON Ist JUNE, 1931. "SWIFTSDRE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE DICTIONARY Bu Granville*M. O'Hara. I'rice: $1.50 per copy. I (ALL RWHTS RESERVED))* 1 PDINTtD ff PUBLISHED I BY PETER CHON6 S CO.. OBTAINABLE183 words
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Article1017 1931-06-06 4 The won! "cricket* 1 M derived from the Anglo- Saxioii "\v\c*:," meaning btaff, and long before the bat was shaped and polished as we now know it, the fcame was played with any convenient s>tick. That ll'aa a> early as the middle of the lUh century,1,017 words
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Article360 1931-06-06 4 Gibraltar, the great British stronghold at. the extremity of the Iberian peninl sula, would lose its ini|x>rtance as the I key to the Mediterranean if plans to construct meat ship canal from I Bordeaux on the Atlantic coast, to Xar- bonne, m f he C.ulf of360 words
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Advertisement166 1931-06-06 4 SPOIL-SPORT! If "Sony.... you'll have to coin: me out of the party yes another of my beastly bilio attacks Bo that will mean au odd m out at the dance. And howe\much they sympathise with he the feeling that she has spoilt the evt-ninp will remain. Yet, only she would166 words
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Article2234 1931-06-06 5 &N NUAL DINNER AND DANCE A Y SINGAPORE BRANCH. gjngapoK branch of the UverX, ik- held their annual Kmpire *dfonei ld dMKi at Sea VieU H tel A[ a> when over 120 persons sat [jjmer under the chairmanship l,nt. Mr. V. D. Knowles. t8 included H.B. the2,234 words
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Advertisement140 1931-06-06 5 UNIVERSAL'S COMING 1930 31 PRODUCTIONS. HBAD SlSTER— with Sydney Fox and Conrad Nagel. RESURRECTION— with John Boles and Lupe Velez. THE VIRTUOUS HUSBAND— From the Broadway stage success, < Apron Strings with Betty Compson and a Star Cast. JTHE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT— with lan Keith, Betty Compson and; 7 Mary Duncan.140 words
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Advertisement250 1931-06-06 6 m paramount m TAKES GREAT PLEASURE m PRESENTING Srnest 58. Sdoedsaek's $reat Production "RANGO" TAKEN IN THE HEART OF SUMATRA HUMAN-HUMOROUS-DARING-DYNAMIC IF IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE- IT'S IHE BEST SHOW IN TOWN AGE 16 TO 45- Hi want rev^^ CATUrp <^,^^^that 1 have helped r« i nfcn t^^ 2^^^^ thouiandi250 words
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Advertisement108 1931-06-06 6 Dddeeßrdthers TOURING CAR y*V jGM HF BoQalj $2,000/COMPLETE WITH SIX WIRE WHEELS TRUNK RACK I CIGAR LIGHTER FOLDING WIND SCREEN DODGE DEPENDABILITY. I Lyons Motors Ltd. I 92/100, Orchard Road, 1 SINGAPORE. I I 1 r MELTROPE lII SOUND BOX Patented flexible Attachment to Tone Arm giving controlled flexibility to108 words
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Article, Illustration33 1931-06-06 7 A general view of the gathering at Sea View Hotel. Th *nn Cant E C R.N., Group Capt. MX.' (Vice-President) and Capt. Alexander, A.D.U33 words
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Article, Illustration63 1931-06-06 8 PRESIDENT'S "AT HOME" AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. Mi.il n taken .it t!u "Ai lion*. '"< vnui, is Rventti I.< tt to righl X.c K.nn Gooo, ist. 5 metres Breast Stroke, turn- 55 3 5 sees.; Chan Tow nitn. -1 s Lira Hock F in seen receiving63 words
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Article, Illustration106 1931-06-06 8 THE PENANG CHINESE JAZZ LADS. i\ rx-iimi ot the Penang C! J.i// Lads, reading !!<>in left to rijflii < «>i Teik Si ing, Secrei i-t Xli Alt.. Bb Soprano and tutu >.i\t- .md Clarinet <_'i:..:i Cheow Cbcang, md. Bb Tenor and Soprano S.ixes ati.i Clarinet, Ooi X Lip, renor*Banjo and106 words
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Advertisement236 1931-06-06 9 t" V V X I flake Ifour doctor s Cip BIOCITIN i CHARCES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERGY, AND SO ENSURES AGAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE. Obtainable m powdei and tablet form from first-class Dispensaries and Stores or from *J* <* HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD. > •> 309, 311236 words
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Article2991 1931-06-06 10 L. C. Douthwaite - THE UNICORN L. C. Douthwaite I OUR NEW SERIAL STORY: I by INSTALMENT TEN. CHAPTER XXIV. THROUGH THE TRAP-DOOR. 1: did not require George's quick exclamation to bring Albert to his feet. Simultaneously they streaked for the door, together raced across the gallery and down the corridor. Carter, attracted by2,991 words
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Advertisement92 1931-06-06 10 Hotels Afloat I The comfort* and convenience* of the be#l hotels are yours on the President liner* I Twin beds. Private bath-. Running hot and <^| M cold water m every stateroom. Fans without V extra charge. Thermo* bottles. Wardrobe*. I Separate Chiffonien*. More than ample room il for perfect92 words
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Letter2404 1931-06-06 11 I OR|TA ,N MUST ADVERTISE! I s pEED RECORDS AND TRADE. I T HE ARMY'S NEW RIFLE. I A MEMORY OF DEFOE. I London, May I, ig.>i. Lraltai Tangier. portion at Cibraltar, where the I frontier is but half a mile from I r the Rock QB2,404 words
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Advertisement135 1931-06-06 11 PROBAKf Til CITC TUIC rtiillf 1 '^iSlinll^l I You use a razor of this type Then PROBAK Blades will r "fit it. PROBAK— the better blades the blades that cannot vary because they are made from an endless ribbon of steel, A ground, honed and finished m one continuous operation.135 words
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Advertisement254 1931-06-06 12 Switch off occasionally! _y, I rue enough, too much tannin, the drug found W 4 m our ordinary mealtime drink, upsets the s nerves and digestion. V That doesn't mean, though, we need give it ■fl^M up entirely. Just be moderate! H^^^B Switch off once or twice a day to254 words
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Advertisement162 1931-06-06 12 Headadie jp I and Toothache V Rpn mean orture Genuine -1 Aspirin I Tablets 'Boyct' 9 will banish the pdin immediately II The only guarantee of quality and the genuine article I] is the Original Package with the Bayer Cross. —r»^ II KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACI sJ^LrJ^E^^ 1 1162 words
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Article, Illustration122 1931-06-06 13 t. r. Open Hill Climb organised Dy the !>eiangor Automobile Association on May 24, was a highly successful meeting. There were 73 entries for tf>* rr events and 46 tor motor-cycle events. Some thrilling racing was witnessed and 0. Bellingham Smith covering the 400122 words
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Article, Illustration19 1931-06-06 14 Mr. P. W. Gleeson President, Malayan Lawn Tennis Association, watching the competition.19 words
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Article, Illustration14 1931-06-06 14 Photograph taken at the fifth anniversary celebration of the Springdale Minstrels.14 words
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Article, Illustration55 1931-06-06 14 Staffs of Agricultural and Co-operative Societies Departments photographed at Alor Star on the occasion of Raja Mohamed's departure on transfer to the F.M.S. Seated centre left to right Mr. W. N Sands (Principal Agricultural Owe*), Raja Mohamed (Agricultural Officer), and H. 5.55 words
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Advertisement524 1931-06-06 15 SKIN STARVATION MAKES j^^^ ft oi D BEFORE YOUR TIME. mi 12 OHLY ONE SUCCESSFUL I "ilSl Jy TO FICHT IT W rYCLAX W^l Look around you at any gathering of women. How many tragedies of starved skins do you see? Skins that sho-ild be soft »s petals, dry as524 words
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Advertisement138 1931-06-06 15 Stands for Quality. JQ pleasing 7) rink also a Grand Zonic I Fresh Orange Squash cuts down the increasingly common human hazard of "slipping", mentally and physically. Drink it regularly— you will feel better, think faster, enjoy increased capacity, recapture conficlence m your own ability, and be primed to do138 words
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Advertisement121 1931-06-06 16 MLASf^^r^w V% U 11 m ifl/V^tijW R^^HlrlflC™ TTHERE is more Sweetened Condensed Alf/lr SMI/, \3mA A^inllM Milk consumed per head of populamFf/^i TJy^N tion m Malaya tnan m any other m\\^fetw/rffi^K^^^^ ls ie not «P ni^ cant tnat in tnis country. I^\^^YM|l|K^/j^V as m so many others, "Milkmaid" i»V Sweetened121 words
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Article483 1931-06-06 17 Being Smiles of the Week. COCt His Excellency will he nt envy him his job during next few months. lot, like that of Gilliceman, i> not always a happy there are compensations. iv, I wouldn't care two boots I'notTicials or even presumpors if T had the "Sea Belle" s483 words
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Advertisement179 1931-06-06 17 V 1 "SPECIFIC FOR DIABETES" Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT" $2 per bottle or $20 per dozen. f I Sincere's "Special Hair Cream" Large Size 60 cents per bottle I*. or $6 per dozen. Small Size 36 cents per bottle or $3.60 per dozen. SINCERE DISPENSARY LIMITED, SINGAPORE. Wholesalers and Retailers of179 words
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Advertisement52 1931-06-06 17 YOUR CLOTHES ARREST ATTENTION TRY TUNG CHOY (BaUblUbed 1896). 4; The well known >^wT Master Tailor A vlf£\ patronized by yI Europeans and I [f| Asiatics m Town /HI WHERE iiii Cvt Fu styie Pill are Guaranteed liii Money refunded U I if not satisfied. 1L PHONE 7140 23-11 Coleman52 words
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Article, Illustration681 1931-06-06 18 HOW TO GROW RICH. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden- Powell of Gilwell). I was talking the other day ibouft thrift and how, if you save up your pence, they soon turn into pound* Well it is a funny thing that out of you t*>ys and girls681 words
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Article114 1931-06-06 18 San Sebastian, May 27. The proclamation of martial law followed rioting m which strikers were killed and 30 injured as the result of the Civil C.uard firing on a crowd of dock strikers who were demanding I higher wages and attempting t<> advance on the city114 words
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Article220 1931-06-06 18 "Why (W>. my child catch to i I colds?" is a qmattau which n. I worried mother ;i>ks herself. She I him well wrapped U]>, feeds bin, e ]|l and watches him carefully. V« conies aloiiß and she dreads each Hot that it might turn to something220 words
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Advertisement144 1931-06-06 18 [■■K M/? 0F n/f^ F^ BBRB AN EXPRESSION BBJB 0F PUBLiC confidence HU .-^mM INSURANCE CONTRACTS IB^T 11 PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE J 1- COMPANY LIMITED. W^ r i <\ V- AN ENDOWMENT ASStRANCE with the r i^^TW V PRUDENTIAL offers you a first class P^rKfvjf}^ c iJijiJU'^y- investment combined with an144 words
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Article385 1931-06-06 19 OWNER'S LUCK. Renter's Service] London, June Pespj 'hrea iening weather overre was no rain for the Epsom yesterday The Downs preaniir.ated appearance from hour and record crowds gtend* the race. The King and Queen, utn olner lllclllt)ers of !he loyal Family were also present. I A.385 words
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Article311 1931-06-06 19 C. K. NAIDU TO PLAY FOR GYMKHANA. Although there is already a large Indian sporting contingent at Horne Duleepsiuhji, the Nawab of Pataudi, Nazeer AM, Ahad Hussain, Madan Mohan, T. S. Charanjiva, H. L. Soni, A. A. Fy,ee f A. M. D. Bit, Mrs. Shepherd Barren,311 words
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Article38 1931-06-06 19 GOVERNMENT BILL PASSED. London, June 3. The House of Common! by 27S votes t.. ::S passed tiie third reading of the Electoral Reform Bill, providing for the alterative vote m parlianientary elections nnd nholishing plural voting.38 words
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Article48 1931-06-06 19 LEHTINEN'S FAST MILE AND A HALF. [Reuter's Service] HelstngfoTS, June 3. At an athletic meeting here to-day the Finish runner Lehtinen ran a mile and a half m 6 mins. 42 1 10 sees compared with Nurmi's record time of 6 min9 42 5/10 sees.48 words
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Article32 1931-06-06 19 [Reuter's Service.] London, Jvw% I The returns so far available of number of municipal by-electiooe which took place yesterday show tl» Republicans and Socialists to havt triumphed almost everywhere.32 words
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Advertisement211 1931-06-06 19 RICH BLOOD MEANS HEALTH. ■^4 CBLOOD CREATOR) LIVER EXTRACT IN TABLET FORM Anaemia caused by impoverishment Why envy good health? Here is or insufficiency of blood, is respon- your opportunity to acquire it. sible for lack of vitality and general Tasteless, easy and pleasant to debility. It has been proved211 words
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231 1931-06-06 20 The Malayan Saturday post. June 6, 1931. 45,355 TONS ONLY! That is Malaya's tin ration, for a year. The country can produce no more under the quota scheme, and it if little more than half potential production. Kveryone who really knows the facts is well aware that Malaya's "representatives" (not231 words
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Article233 1931-06-06 20 Apart from t.h c more than well earned C.B.K. for Dr. A. h. Hoops, the retired P.C.M.O. of the Colony, Malaya's share of the Birthday Honours hardly evokes public enthusiasm. It is far too true to tradition for that, which is to say that there is as233 words
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Article68 1931-06-06 20 APPEAL NOT FILED. Mr. Powell Robinson, Managing Director of The Jelai Concession (Pahang) Ltd., writes to us enclosing copy of telegram from his lawyers Messrs. Cross and Wright of Seremban intimating that DO appeal has been filed yet against the judgment of th c Chief Justice,68 words
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Article204 1931-06-06 20 The list of Malayan honours is as follows Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G.; Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the S raits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Malay States. Honorary Companion of the Most Distinguished204 words
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Article54 1931-06-06 20 EXTRALITY NEGOTIATIONS. f Renter's Service.] London, June 3, "Sir Miles Lampson reports progress has been made m several points but I am not yet m a jx>sition to make a detailed statement," said Mr. Henderson m the House of Commons m reply t 0 an inquiry as to the progress54 words
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54 1931-06-06 20 IVCUICI 9 OCIVIV.C.J Washington, June Secretary Stimuli is planning a :;\o mouths' tour m the summer of West l£nropean Countries including Britain, France, Italy .ir.d Germany, accon> panied by Mrs. Siimson. The mission will be unofficial but Mr. Stimson v.ill call on the Foieigrii Ministers54 words
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87 1931-06-06 20 Renter's Service.] I NVw London, Jane j Connecticut: Kscorted by destroyer and seaplane and saluted by shrieks fata sirens of surface craft, the ex-naval sntvl marine "Xautilus" m which Sir Hnbtftl Wilkins who is abroad intends to cmise under the sea to the87 words
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Article45 1931-06-06 20 r ßenter's Service.] I Pittslnir.y. Jim*-* I Pennsylvania Grade cnide oil bM I teen reduced to the lowest price >ince| August, IQIS, cuts of fifteen ->nri I twtrnty-tive cents per barrel bting >•"' I nounccd by the leading pUIdMSm I agencies here. I45 words
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Article90 1931-06-06 20 fßeuter's Service.] London, Jink Two Cameron mii tickets m the Ca cutta sweep each worth approximate £lO5»000 were held iespectivelv David Dunn Hryson a London men aued seventy and W. H. Marks of 1 mingham. The latter is m a nur* home at Exeter recovering from juries90 words
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Article42 1931-06-06 20 i Renter's Service.] Melbourne, Jum The Premiers' conference has ada i»i<>iK>sal that holders of the ii a j debt refusing to cm vert under the c w scheme will be subject to twenty -fivi per cent, tax oi *luir naconvertcj42 words
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Advertisement124 1931-06-06 20 BE PHOTOCRAPHED BY H. N. BUCKERIDGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. LAIDLAW BUILDING Phone 7898. Mother, you must carefully choose Baby's talcum. Talcums of heavy scents, or coarse m texture, irritate and m I flame tender skins. Such talcums may be gritty124 words
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Advertisement18 1931-06-06 20 Heat and the Nerves Conquer the nerve -weakening influence of constant heat by strengthening your nerves with SAHATOGEH18 words
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Article42 1931-06-06 21 50 000,000 YEN CREDIT FROM JAPAN. Renter's Service.] Tokio, June ElfftiltHlff a-c m progress for the Mtfcg dt 00,000,000 Yen credit for i: months to the So\iet.. The Sniet tobuttdoi proposes to purchase eleclal apparatus, tronware and steamers T HI42 words
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Article51 1931-06-06 21 THE LEAGUE COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS. Reuter's Service.] Cleneva, June 2. Ac League's Committee of CotnLicgtions and Transit today ex■Md satifftctioa at the importance t Chinese C.owmment attaches I the Committee's co-operation, and nmenceii an examination <>f 'he fens oi o.mplying with the Nanking ernmeiit*B desires concerning waterd lard51 words
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Article48 1931-06-06 21 21 YEARS ASA DOMINION 'Renter's Service.] London, June I. ftet'nion of South Africa is celert»< twenty-first anniversary of 1 establishment M a Dominion within '-v. I'm 1 .ire. Messages of con;i() fi uere received from the Mr. k.iinsty Mac Donald, former rnors-(',t,neral and others.48 words
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27 1931-06-06 21 Renter's Service.] Paris, June I. esl( l™< Dottaamt, who is aged •fried (juietly to-day at the to Madame J. Oraves, 1 friers27 words
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137 1931-06-06 21 VISIT OF GERMAN CHANCELLOR AND FOREIGN SECRETARY. Reuter's Service, j Berlin, June j. The Chancellor. Doctoi Hruening and the Foreign Minister, Doctor Curtius, left for London yesterday evening and will stay for the week-end with Mr. Ramsay Macdonald it Chequers and discuss Germany's financial crisis snd the question of Reparations'137 words
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Article71 1931-06-06 21 [Reuter's Service] Shanghai, Juue 4Customs Officers here to-day seized ;oi lbs. of pure heroin aboard the Dutch steamer "Clßilia" and 179 lbs. abroad the Jananese steamer "Durlnwi Mam." The total value oi the two hauls is approximately £10,000. Alx>ard the "C.emma" the drug was cleverly71 words
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Article42 1931-06-06 21 [Reuter's Service.] London, June 4. The Herman flyiiiff boat "DO X has left Praia Cape Verde Islands, for South America. Porto Praia, Cape Verde, June 4The "Do X M has fallen into the sea f*r\ mitac frntn Praia42 words
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Article84 1931-06-06 21 I Renter's Service.] London, June 13. The Chairman of +lie International Tin Committee, which sat at the Hague on May 16th, now announces Uiat the four Covernmenis concerned have accepted the recommendation then passed by the Committee to reduce the output of Tin t?y 20,00 > ions84 words
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Article230 1931-06-06 21 M EMERGENCY DECREE." ißeuter's Service.] Berlin, June 4. A fen botUi before leaving for Knglandi Dr. Brueoiag and t.he Cabinet completed the task of trying to bring at least temporary relief to Germany's desperate financial position. It now rests with President Hindeiiburg to decide whether Government's drastic230 words
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Article99 1931-06-06 21 INFORMAL WORLD CONFERENCE SUGGESTED. E| Renter's Service. Salt Lake City, June 4. An "unofficial" informal world silver conference under the auspices of th* International ChamlK-r of Commerce, to l>e held, preferably, m I/wdon, is suggested by Senator Snux>t as an alternative to an international conference. The puriK>se99 words
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Advertisement34 1931-06-06 21 Take jbik new |%l Chrysler gl Plumouth JJourer $1,875 Sedan $2,150 You Will Like The New Model Real Value Many Improvements BORNEO MOTORS LTD. SINGAPORE. Taipiog. Ipoh, Koala Lumpur, Seremban, Malacca and flaad Yai.34 words
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Advertisement188 1931-06-06 21 IHillllllllilila^TZavisßMliaMlßMßMßl 1 1 I I ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO OCCUPY THIS CHAIR? IX) not be content with jnst holding y«W present position, bat be ready to fill th« place of the man above yon. There is only one way m which yo« caal qualify for a better position and that188 words
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Article100 1931-06-06 22 BIG PROTEST MEETINGS. Budapest, May iv An oii«»jjo*'u> >:<>\\«! "f 100,000 peojle joined m a maw meetinß m Liberty Iqture, In 'Ik- comae of which Hungarian, [tatian, Bulgarian, Skwac, and Maoedoauui delegate voiced their proe>t* against the Peace Treaties, calling the attention 4 the ili/ed world to100 words
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72 1931-06-06 22 ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE AND COMMUNAL QUESTION Bombay, May 31. News has been received from Congress circles m Bardoli that Mr. Gandhi has sent a letter to Lord Willingdon stating that lie will attend the resumed Round Table Conference m London even if the communal72 words
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Article97 1931-06-06 22 FOR MADONNA STATUE IN LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL. May The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Liverpool, I>i Downey, has ic turned to Kngland from Rome bringing the gif* of a necklace fr< m the Pope which is to adorn I statue of the Madonna m the Roman97 words
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Article118 1931-06-06 22 CONVICTS HELP WARDER OVERCOME IN FIGHT A gaoler at the Onto*] Prison at Jobbtllpore, has had a fight with a leopard m the prison compound. The officer had found his dog dead. As lie was bending over it a full-grown leopard poshed its head through the118 words
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Article113 1931-06-06 22 PERSECUTION OF INDIANS. Calcutta, June I. Dreadful tales of auti-ludian terrorism are told by refugees pouring ill to Calcutta from Burma. Four hundred refugees, mostly workers, who arrived to-day by the mail boat. "Anmda" declared that the trouble m Hurnia was far worse than the people m113 words
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Article141 1931-06-06 22 SISTER WHO PREPARED BROTHER FOR DEATH. New York, May 16. The exisVmv of a real Suicide Club m Lonp Island has become the subject of n police investigation, based on the information which ltd la Louise Schwartz being indicted for aidinp and nbettinj? m net141 words
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Article200 1931-06-06 22 HUGE SUM FOR IRISH HOSPITALS. London, May ;;o. Tin: Drawing for the great Irish on the Derby began m Mansion House. Dublin, this morning. It is officially announced that the total receipts are ,£2,780,606, and that the amount available for prize distribution is .£1,000,544. Hospitals and charities200 words
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Advertisement277 1931-06-06 22 SCHOOL BOOKS. School Algebra by Crackney >4-°5 Macaulays Literary Ksaays I.Jo Key to the •bore *J» Tatorial Arithmetic by workman MP Key to the above 35* ffrh™i Arithmetic by H. S. Hall a.97 First Com se m Hygiene (T.P.) a. New Regional Goegraphy By Brooks 4-05 Ble. Tngnometry by H.277 words
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Advertisement183 1931-06-06 22 --Vt" -n Motto! Sling U6Bl. KRuPOKUDAH6 1. l;uah Kaluk. j />^^Oi/^ A«» Atfar (Sea Weed). <f I' Tcpoag Arrowroot j '^V 2 6. lavii Rice. k CT >J^ W 7- Tea. i v* v ■1 s ft HlOt Jamu lirauak. 4 7 I ol>at H* i r Ji M k>.183 words
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Article673 1931-06-06 23 ARGUS - ARGUS VW/ I A MALAYAN REVIEW. BY n fess that the ideas <>f Singapore! I rs leave me flabbergasted. vm, t in mysterious ways their perform. The result is that perform any wonders at all. when they have to pick Cup XI they just gamble ix673 words
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Advertisement218 1931-06-06 23 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000. ASSURANCE !N FORCE OVER $88,000,000. < The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (INCORPOEATRD IN &PIAITS SteTTLBMENTS). HE AD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. E.C. I The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the i British218 words
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Article, Illustration1667 1931-06-06 24 LBOYS OF LONG AGO. Dacia. Dacia looked at the chains upon the ground, and his heart beat furiously and tears sprang lo his eyes. Not tears of urief, but of pride and perhaps despair. He, Dacia, was to walk m chains m the Triumph of a Roman1,667 words
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Advertisement32 1931-06-06 24 WING YIK JF I REMOVED TCI 96, South Bridge koal Singapore. I the "CHINA JADE HOIIS§ Wholesale and Retail B RIGHT PRICES CORRECT (008 V for out station Customtt H //»<// Order v32 words
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Article1523 1931-06-06 25 TK$ M&y* S^turdmy Pott/ Copyright. L<mdon. May [931. THE NOVEL OF THE WEEK. Id Richard Aldington's "Death of Hen>" has frequently been described k fcft of all English War novels. a ny rate, unique, and, drawn ,h, moil part from personal exwas distinguished by an honest passionate expression1,523 words
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Advertisement594 1931-06-06 25 The Greatest Book m the World" BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS of tde BIBLE No matter how many other Bibles you now have, you will find n«fC pleasure m using the beautiful clear-type editions, illustrated here. iWith most of us it is a matter of real regret that we do not read the594 words
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Advertisement250 1931-06-06 26 TVVV V V V V VV V V >" V V V V V V V V V w >' VV >" GOOD FOR YODR CHILD'S 1 SUN WEATHER j REAL PITH HATS j 3 INCH 4Jm WEIGHT •'INFANTS." i INFANTS "MUSHROOM" SHAPE COVERED WHITE < DRILL, SELF BAND, NAINSOOK250 words
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Advertisement288 1931-06-06 26 rnvr. un. tfUL.r-ciii3iiEii\ Santuben Tuberculine Preparations. I I FOR THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF I TUBERCULOSIS. I < I HOSPITAL TESTS. I Tbese are used now m all leading Hospitals m the World. I It is a very simple and safe way of dealing with Tuberculosis. I Twenty years* experience m288 words
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Article, Illustration36 1931-06-06 27 rarre r Range on May 24, Singapore made the score of 928 (the best since 1922) m the Inter-Port Sheeting competition against Shanghai and HIHC Kong. I'lu'to by The Singapore Team. Nakajima CoNakajima & Co - 36 words
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Article, Illustration110 1931-06-06 28 no nmi ippp AMT TRAFFIC MANAGER, ENTERTAINED. Pr«.,n nho ceraDh taken at the farewell function given by the members of the Railway Institute and Staff m honour of Mr A Cunliffe Assistant Traffic Manager F.M.S.R. (seen m the centre wearing garland). The handsome110 words
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Advertisement269 1931-06-06 29 Raisins, Nuts and Chocolate. ff A delicious combination x^sJ^ii -J This i> the iu\s Valencia \^Cs^ KjLv There are many varieties of ifl l^xvl K^w Fry's Cartel Chocolate to suit .^^^^^Sbl^v vl all tastes plain or milk, with Jf^r^^Ur^ I^\ vl WT or without nuts or raisins. >^f^flj H I^\H^|269 words
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135 1931-06-06 30 LABOUR CONFERENCE AND WORKING HOURS. Geneva, May 2b. A reduction m working hours m order incidentally to regulate output and thus tend to lay the economic blizzard will be t.he principal aim of the International Labour Conference which opened to-day. It at least anticipates International agreement limiting hours m coal135 words
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Article94 1931-06-06 30 It i> reported from Luna t.hat labour troubles m the Talara Oilfields, Northern Peru, have become to serious that the Picket of the Department of Piura has been instructed to use troops and marines from the Cruiser Botognesi it necessary to protect life and property. Employed94 words
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Article63 1931-06-06 30 New York, Ma) )ut>jH>kcn criticism of Tnite B Tariffs and a warning tlia: A 9Blight be forced t«» drasticalh were uttered at -lie Na'i'»".'- B hade L'«»ir eiition !>>' I>-•« H Argentinian Ambassador, who I I'nited States Tariff had m accomplished its purpose. H« fl63 words
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Advertisement79 1931-06-06 30 if i^^fl W E A KN ESS, I ln\ VJ debility! SO AN/EM I A a^^OESCHIENS'SYRtpI ijl In^\ of Haemoglobin I Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radiofl remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. 1 Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, eicß79 words
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Advertisement96 1931-06-06 31 WAH HENG &CO., (PHOTO STORES) 95. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Stockists of Materials for jTrtists aqd jtirt Students I "So?* I I Artist's Oil Water Colours Artists' Brushes Greyhound Pastels Students' Colours Showcard Colour Brushes Artists' Prepared Canvas Phone Telegrams: 7445. "PHOTOSTORE SIN6APORB" .1 ■■-Ml ...I .ML I. —CAR OWNERS96 words
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Advertisement312 1931-06-06 32 THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE WILL BE THE NEW AUSTIN TWELVE SIXj %JUST ARRIVED. j ARRANGE A DEMONSTRATION RUN j Worth Waiting For Pnc^_s23sd Saloon I BORNEO MOTORS Ltd. SINGAPORE. PENANG, TAIPING, IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, SEMEMBAN. MALACCA, HADD YAI. j I Estate 8 Trust Agencies I (1927) Limited. j A312 words
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Advertisement288 1931-06-06 32 Build up a strong Constitution rOC\ i m *k* s new scientifically I^V \jC_A approved way. 7j£/*Y:/ J-he strengthening inlluence of M\ \sfc Kalzana. the Calcium Food, on the I^^^/y^ ennro -v-rem is due to the fact that jlr Kai/ana provides every ceil of your W&f^^jSr M tody with the288 words
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Article, Illustration210 1931-06-06 33 < bNTtKUED OVER Two snaps of the guests. T»* Judges. From left to right .--Messrs. H. A. L. Orchard, R. E. Smith. Goodman Ambler, F. C. Sands and Tay Lian Teck. The Judges. From left-Rev. C. J. Brown, Messrs. P. C. Sands, H. VY. Orc210 words
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Article, Illustration29 1931-06-06 34 Mr. O. BfettaglMa Smith is wei setting nj> tttm ttCOtA m his Cluvrolet car. Mr Beltiaghani Smith. Waiting f«.r thrills t I bead.29 words
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Advertisement36 1931-06-06 35 IqRIM6S HAPPIMESS TO ALLr Imm PHDME: 3463 mm 9 I 1 W'JFA. -l I <^wj| [URAVEN A 'I THE LARCEST SELLINC LPRK-TIPPED CICARETTE IN THE WORLD. I DO /VO7 AFFECT THE THROAT. I^^ CARRERAS LTD, LONDON.36 words
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Advertisement78 1931-06-06 35 SCX3TT MONUMENT. You can pay your friend I no greater compliment than to suggest his taste is educated to the highest standard of Scotch Whisky and order him a— 4OHNNII WAhKER Born 1820 Still going Strong! jftr John Little Co,, Ltd., 7^A Penang, Singapore, /a7 rir Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Jy78 words
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Advertisement175 1931-06-06 36 Jl II II M aW&& wxCtf^B L .^^L..^^L .^H. .^^k. Wi-aItBGC NOT CLAIMS— bat FACTS are oar argument. We claim nothing for the Miller Geared-to-the-Road Tyre. The day of meaniugless claim- is gone forerer. We appreciate this fact and our answer to it is this Wfi GIVE THIS UNSURPASSABLE GUARANTEE:175 words
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Article707 1931-06-06 37 MA n'S DEFICIENCIES AND LIMITATIONS. The Vigour of Faith. Uan> "< n are tran ers to them They «my be keen judges of m characters and alive to the of the conditions m which F" IV a nd work, and yet be without r measure of self-knowledge. Their f707 words
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Article876 1931-06-06 37 A Most Common Vice. Murmuring, says St. Jerome, is a vice that so pervades Christendom that, scarcely one can be found who is free, from it> infection. You will find l>ersons consecrated to God, who live lives free from every stain of impurity; who keep their hearts876 words
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Advertisement150 1931-06-06 37 NERVOUS f/r^ CL EXHAUSTION Iff JL^A <^P^ HIS BLOOD NEEDS OXYGEN! In all nervous derangements, impoverished blooa is at the root of the trouble. Nervous exhaustion, neuresthenia, debility, neuralgia, result from malnutrition of the nerves, and mean that the blood is lacking m those elements which feed the nerves and150 words
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Article2242 1931-06-06 38 The following sermon was preached m St. Paul's Cathedral by the Rev. Horace Monroe, Sub-I>ean <>f Soiith- .nk 1 .vt us chooM to us judgment. Let us know Among ounelvei what is good. Job. \xxi\, 4. We are called upon to-day to coiiside? the present industrial situation m the2,242 words
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Article147 1931-06-06 38 There are many difficulties* m I ScMBC men have more, some It* the mod fearful of all no one can fl rid <>f: namely, that ot having I with God. To have to deal with ia I necessity as awful as it is in< I a'>le and147 words
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385 1931-06-06 39 n ay ROGER CASEMENT'S )lD ACCOMPLICE. r UM smuggling expedition to LnJ for a revolution to win the great ■1! described m detail by Cap** S SpindVr, formerly o* the German U > commanded the camouflaged which made ihi.iMpt ...ndlcr told of tile arrangewith385 words
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Article53 1931-06-06 39 I'ORTER VANIBHES WITH AFTER BORROWING £1,700 FROM FAMILY. jAuftgart. T Paying attention to a nineteen W-girl and borrowing &>7°° h" family— en importer here wl with Her.. Persuaded her to take m air trip »n> and a woman whom he reprea hi^ sirter. y flew to Geneva, where trace53 words
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Article109 1931-06-06 39 Paris. A Church m Brittany, m the Morlaise district, was struck by lightning during a violent thunderstorm. The flash struck the church at one of the windows m the choir, ran round the building, and blasted a hole nearly three yards square m the church wall close109 words
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37 1931-06-06 39 New York, May 23. Pontiac (Michigan). Bank-robbers took £3.000 from the vaults of a bank here and escaped m a stolen aeroplane. They crashed, were identified and arrested m Toronto. M».»M».37 words
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Article113 1931-06-06 39 Melbourne, May aB. A heavy fall m Commonwealth bond values on the Sydney and Melbourne Stock Exchanges followed on the tentative adoption by fte Conference ot Federal and State Premiers of a scheflfe for a forty-year 4 per cent, loan for the conversion of Australia's internal deb*,113 words
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Article420 1931-06-06 39 Augsburg, May 27. An attempt to reach a height of 10 miles m a balloon with a hermetically sealed gondola, has been started, by a Beigian aeronaut, Professor Pfcard, who is risking his life m the bdfce ot being aMe to mike a sckJKofc i*W <*420 words
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192 1931-06-06 39 FRANCE'S POPULAR FOREIGN MINISTER Paxis, May rj. M. Briand has withdrawn his resignation as Foreign Minister. Paris, Later. It is officially announced that MBriand will remain Foreign Minister. FINANCIAL titAOS tfl CHICAGO Chicago, Hay 27The city's monetary crisis is mofft acute than ever. Over 3,000 property owners have appealed to192 words
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