Malaya Tribune, 24 June 1933
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Title Section41 1933-06-24 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POP.UH DA.LV NEWSPAPER 1N MALAYA. Vol. XX. No. 14 8 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. BfcttaiCt*. BatWi»y f June 14, 19^. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1933 FIVE CENTS.41 words
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Advertisement141 1933-06-24 1 A. FLINTER I. Raffle 9 Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of ever}' size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of rerj claai and quality paying h; gh est prices rding to daily exenange Ti i Hi I THE141 words
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Advertisement108 1933-06-24 1 sfd THE ORIGINAL j PRIMUS J HEATING and LIGHTING apparatus. SOLE AGENTS: Simc, Darby Co,, Ltd. 'Incorporated in the S.S i MILK THE PERFECT FOOD I j VOUBBABV j j Blue Cross The Perfect Milk j WE are PRom to he ABLE TO ANNOUNCE:— I A PAflUfflUl? TAU, E AGAIN108 words
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Article, Illustration61 1933-06-24 2 Comments On The Mail. My tirur N'tfrr *2szsrzT 11 r" Km ,n <* Ont d» fcafer. AU Itore JSS. COr dAwini S Ul ,,n »r luvi iiHrlt >ih ii|,. r K>i, tfh. all ihtr niu« rrmm<3 «n of sou (hai'w 1 limits 0 ,t, ~T61 words
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Article255 1933-06-24 2 s~«»t O' my ..T'"" ra> mUtr •i '\uzv* b»-i>»w tim c p t>l 1 kr r.p ,n.. T!.,;:",." if cuv*r y,. U r ikt m.», ,V k ''«iH* >«* ar risr r,U nn4 Lr !lr,t r.;,a- a motftrr nut r tf JI, „-T m '»1 hr r255 words
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Article269 1933-06-24 2 (By "Miriam,-' Sercmbanj The great, st number of boys an d elrls au £"55-5 rest after Ld wort Th objtvt of tkl weekly holiday is to help them a y is also a day of rest for all Jbatn day there are other holid-Hs for the TIM daU269 words
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Article144 1933-06-24 2 Serembonj rnt a very kng t.m. frm th -Corner- b cause of Mr Laair C s i 1 I f mV SiS erfc joUim "Cc:n r SH^attHES for BkJly wei3 ;r Mr.uSei i, i •JtoMt to them. "aurjj v mm Shite I J ja v; rc'.hing to144 words
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Article190 1933-06-24 2 «>0 att.nded tient docand keeping o>'^T2 mUCh allve that mirh ltmH 22 f r any fun °r Sick in bed in! Wl ne alon bet! Umgtf* e U nai L 0 You "whatnots:- £?JfTl 5 an 3r scrape* cut cf an bed nJ L M 1 don190 words
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Article297 1933-06-24 2 By "Dora haS mUrUorcd MMtM," one C;* .hr «''««•y. "here Davids father a manufacturing house, gave Zl But David was sitting in liis room on chair faring two suspicious rolicemen mhi pre.-eded to oe.tlon him pOUce,nen *ho Wtrc you here this mcnung at 6 30>_N O Where297 words
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Article124 1933-06-24 2 'By 'Koicftc.' ■> SKSpaIK&S er a bock that makes us smile P a this v.c uld be if niv ,k W0 «"W a& Sm ;-v v d s3 I love cclour». laurhter B «»U5j hands. ,t come! Zri Selfish, self-c -trr? EILi k 10 Us aßai happmess. jg|3 LTS124 words
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Article192 1933-06-24 2 'By "Jennier Spore ™Zr,^ y S' 55 I "Pres. m) mLsunderstani me for t w dent •you will say S,; J 0 *hat som c r »Ith you you art LlfC Wh3t s thp maUer buU r.torv. The "ruth 4nv «5* -ut election test? Se!l 5?, 2192 words
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Article372 1933-06-24 2 la Dancing An Evil? (By "Dora."; Here is a queaUon which is net easy to answer and needs a lot of c e re to discuss without being "ragged." as the kiddies say. by these who are of the opposite opinion and rfore. having ourselves; involved in a372 words
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Article246 1933-06-24 2 By Lucky Star -InnZT !5 whlcn «n dan-e »h?"o2!i! ers br:ng ""«y to ai:.mion »hlle others to bankiuptcy un Tha majoruy of man are int<v lcat(Vi < li h <tM to behold I He-c In a ei-'uh >Urve. *hu> he dressy handkerchief, w,! "t Partly sacking out Trom246 words
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Article45 1933-06-24 2 'By 'Merry Princess.' P»y the entrance f he to then leaves his wife -nd fhiw marr i« l d he r thank you. sister "i i rir.. o* >-ou have done us I I. 0r aU that 1 "OP* you do know me.45 words
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Advertisement28 1933-06-24 2 THE FASHIONABLE SOLITAIRE. A CHARMING RING FASHION IU-IMY. *800 and whatever fTOm 130 value. W 0 more ENGAGEMENT RINGS m PRICES FROM 330 UPWARDS. X M. OLIMOHAMED DWELLER28 words
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Advertisement239 1933-06-24 2 W ygr A u'° ensure resistance to Ј mtea.ons; V.tamm B to bring back A 1,ealthy appetite: Vitamin C-mos* Ј important for children: and Vitamin D- U B jjctor of the sun itself Here rf is the AEG andD of health. These B the four vitally important vitamin* WhlC h239 words
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73 1933-06-24 3 AT*, moment It looks as if the British has been a prvcip tate in ttj Conference m the w r *ay of c o^ mi rcW er y Md question should have bern sealed rtone th e air would have been and the73 words
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Article77 1933-06-24 3 r Vi\F. estates, have shnm snewn no niggardliness I Pftjfef when they can afford M Mr ;dmits that he has been met b y has app.oa.r.ed There E Bttk Indian abour will not be a't-aeted m*m .mm .ration is resum d tTi |J J this tamntn more thansuffi77 words
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Article56 1933-06-24 3 IMMEDIATE rtf* r restriction wcu'd doubt less solve immediate trouble, but we ask J the ultinate ,ccd cf ESS? industr >- W, do not pretend to answer that question, but we do have doubts in our mind as to rubber producUo, 32? rchPme cn( the p anting up56 words
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Article70 1933-06-24 3 N ONE H H true, are entirely «Zi r fr m the reDroar h that they have, in their dMfrl to arrive at the Conference as fully 3 f lk economic meosur^ S lot t r ntir ,v with the sptrit ta Ifett the OrtnfatiM, was arranged America* ft*70 words
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Article291 1933-06-24 3 Singapore A Link. A PRISONER'S AMAZING CONFESSIONS. I'aris. June 12. pOUCE h. r,. Bin jn the trail of the Kang; which controls tV ">h>\H:' trallic of the world. The inner ving of the drm kin-, has been l>enetrated. ami sensati na developments are expected imme diatel\.291 words
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Article316 1933-06-24 3 C olonial Trade Talks Held In Paris. Paris Ma 7 1J Although the date of the National Lcvic i Conference tthe -French Ottawa Conference Li v» "Si >Ct ftxed a Conlercnc. which will have a dlreci bearing on its d-U--an" hCld m en y 18 1 This was316 words
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Article99 1933-06-24 3 Imperilled By Landslide On It» Hillside. t» -411 Madrid will b- 2~*rr.t a', inn bv nu-ar^-, B. ItUh lourt IC4 j< qinli,tr(j h !L* pritti-M arthtimumi inmmm, that ih C*rtt»j>tan owMattry <La C*rtuj« m att^r i Wil pMi A rrrlou* AiuULldr )i»\ ifrunr<j «n lftc Uttl J 0099 words
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Article101 1933-06-24 3 44 Professor I'iccard 44 Of The Sea. Los Aneele* (California) Dr William Bee the "Professor Picca-d m\ the ocean —is going to plumb the dVoih* cl th* sea again. Dr. Beebe. who la a famous naturalist hoD s to go down to a depth of 3.000 feet101 words
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Advertisement213 1933-06-24 3 j j Enervin Took Wine creates Health, str «ngth, Energy and the desire to i*' u,joy WBCn nerves are run JpKH down you are out of condition lit; >3K-8 l:ikt> KXEKVIX to build UP your \i tisslu< an(l renew the blood corpuscles with the tome of approved Utlue by Me213 words
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Advertisement58 1933-06-24 3 I DON'T MISS TO-MORROW'S j 20 -PAGE ISSUE j OF THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE 20 PAGES OF LOCAL NEWS AND PICTURES I Sets. FULL WEEK-END s= r 1 ON SPORTS REPORTS \*ZLT Read The "Mystery Man" on— riF I WERE GOVERNOR" I Hi! NEW COMPETITIONS 1 The Best Sunday Paper Value58 words
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Advertisement167 1933-06-24 4 ELECTRICAL AND WATER l ONTH iCTOR. SINGAPORE, 1 ;trle ors, etc., and mte to 01 Phoiw Mil v TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS J.N' RENT From Is) January, 1933. SI LJM PARK ("■LVL ANG GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. •Vroomed type $26.00 per month. oaed typ £18.00 per month. Garaga ,Ai water)167 words
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Advertisement589 1933-06-24 4 TO LET. TO LET —Comfortable Rooms 7a Prinsep St j TO LET—76. Truro Rood. Irom July 1 Apply 47. Tnno Road I j TO LF-T 3. Rarmzate Rd <,ff Grov Rd itaM t« Katomj Parle. Key to mspett from K-bun l. Road, or 3. Margat. It. n Particular Tel No.589 words
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Advertisement336 1933-06-24 4 ri BLR NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAII i v i ihhm nvtn M mooi. Lnoby Ghaut, on the b June.' R \NC IA.NO NOTICE. raE V,V|. \i\ A mnda rubber ■81 M'ES. LIMITED. •'CTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an annlica lcfrio fl r Ca 2M 2&SI US 1 sth Member. AND336 words
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Advertisement244 1933-06-24 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. i SINGAPORE AUCTION MART 84, Rfgl SI reel. W« beg to announce to the Public that we have opened the above Auction Booms, and are now carrying on Auction Sil I at ihe above address. We cordially invite the Business Houses and Geaaral Public to consult j244 words
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Advertisement446 1933-06-24 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED QualiHed Chinese Doc or, and a L.f,rer for a private hospital in S!na*DOie f£ "5*5 and 1 No. |«5. co Malaya T.ibune. AUCTION SALE. M CTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Urn* Application No. 10 of L 933. SJI J!446 words
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Advertisement366 1933-06-24 4 CWKfci i CTS. LARGE TlEf I g 5 MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. ASCRIPTION RATES. r .TABLE 01 ADVANCE. livery i ncludlng office p os age Po£tage or close (Local or residence. f.M.Sj Hmlq, j Yearly $15.00 2100 1 Half-Yearly 7.50 SZ ***** Quarterly $3.75 J 1 6 0 SINGLE COPY366 words
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Article4016 1933-06-24 5 Our Short Story. *By "Sapper!' W 808 10* morning after 5 cl iriv host, wc.ithcr-wis i 'an, throng In- «J «3 «M tor Dot having he^ed -v I^.kdown nd. and loosened my collar. Seven mm *J th, coarfnrlolih inn where 'n.:,,n front the n 14,016 words
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Advertisement63 1933-06-24 5 Use GETS-IT IKAIIs TYPEWRITER AGENCY. (EstablLshed In 1914). Stationers and Repairers. IM« Change Alley, Singapore. ribbons carbons We guarantee your money will be refunded. f< lru? us up for mechanics In case your l iter is out of order, and needs Immediate Monthly cleaning of typewriters In °niees undertaken, and63 words
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Advertisement12 1933-06-24 5 f For Discriminating Smokers VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ccr ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD LONDON.12 words
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818 1933-06-24 6 Shipping News Notices. SUEZ AND PANAMA CANAL RATES. Heavy Burden On British Shipowners. f\NE erudition of ths restoration cf vi rid nut < I 'hat '-.-national carivun; m winch Brl I h shipping haa always participated so lai-clv. is the rcducUcn of transport costs, ai d in thioc Sicz Canal818 words
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Article180 1933-06-24 6 Messrs. Furness, Withy's Purchase Of Shares. IT is officially announced that a B uh*f*« 1 m share hjtm ln lhp Savm and Albion f? Ltd has been acquired by Messrs r \t\ti m t. J 5 fairness. Withy Mr. John MacMlllan the rhlirni4 Messrs. Farness. Withy180 words
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Article34 1933-06-24 6 *n<* «H of imports P«U*r from F.nlar.d «oodpulp and It wa* reported that th- txe-utive* nt .v. Transport and Oeneral V- the «n d* frcm Finland .hn rr,us l 10 handle34 words
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Article553 1933-06-24 6 Sloops For Portuguese Government. AN Interesting ceremony took Mm at On Hcbburn Shipbuilding Yard rccrntlv. wh. n Madame IMjfilll, wife of Captain Manas] Quintao Me., rt lies MUD! Chief of the Portuguese Mis ion for Sloop.-, Mi the keels oi the flnt-elas- sloop A onso Dalbumu rqu"553 words
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Article500 1933-06-24 6 I'inns Still Understand Sail." 'T'HOV.fiH t.»L nlllpr j? fflst dLsapjxrarn.r dm T, T* nc CU,IOU 1)1 llnul 1 h »n)JnR gKneiftlty is that. n' l" i ojic-i 'X v r >r IXn,U cr b] wtnuli v«s*l. II u Oiowa In Uv. mUcit bdow that th«500 words
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Advertisement347 1933-06-24 6 STE AM ER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. > (Incorporated i n England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PSMNSLLAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND PAR BAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract w.th HI, Marty's Oovernmeni) OUTWARD FROM I ONDON For China and Japan Due Tonnage. Singapore 17 000 BANOALORE347 words
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Advertisement155 1933-06-24 6 BJ LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated i D ItaJy) i EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO Kiinnß I SINGAPORE TO .mv AND CHINA Calling at Colombo Bom bay. s B c«. Port Umhl Mavsowah. Suet Port mm% BrlncLai. Venice and Trleate. B- J BrindJai, Venice and Trieate. JK, D 2 S 2 S Snore Spore.155 words
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Advertisement157 1933-06-24 6 HAMBURG MciriKA LINIE Deutach |H|tß| Australische Dampfacnaii lfl**Gj Oeselkchaft (Companies tM ttved aermany) OUTWARDS HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS 'Zt JESSE? "2 vu Maiiila S ms. FRIE-LAND. via Manila jnj v p ms. KULMERLAND, via Manila 2. M m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Am? 7 I n S EI157 words
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Advertisement468 1933-06-24 6 SAILL\( lS NORDDE(TS( f| IL OYD, (Inrorporat/d In The undernoted an he Comnanv. fixtures:— s tafnUefl Of vVAKDS. '"ODER" fcr Manila, Hongkong s 1933 Japan, N. China and Hank/u S'hai, N. China and J,u'u, "SAALE" for ManhV Hot,.!™ Shanghai, n. China and ydn July 3l HOMEWARDS. I -AACHEN- for Tripoli468 words
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467 1933-06-24 7 ttrnmm*. Friday, ii am. m Ware quoiati&n., arc fcx uc J o*. exchange a d Buyers. Sellers Kumbang Tin 29- 32 »h A istral Malay 26 28 xa \.r imam Tin 13 14 cd I Ayr Vven X |J| ,0Q Baafr* Tin 183 ig $1467 words
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217 1933-06-24 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. VERY LITTLE DOING IN RUBBER. Tin Easier In U.K. And U.S.A. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore Saturday. 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 10% tt s., at down i ci Market Time: Dull. Yesterday's Prices: Lond .n Robber, 11 32d., r down 1 ltd.217 words
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Article165 1933-06-24 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as fellows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-zallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1 19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 00 82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallcn drums165 words
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Article73 1933-06-24 7 Balance brought forward was £2.637. add provision for Ui\ not now required £1.000. making £3,637. dtciuct loss f.r 1932 £1.273. leaving to carry forward £2.364. (Previous year's loss £1 034. af er £1,000 for depr cintio.D. Rubb:r crop was 846.212 lb. «772.912 lb.) and r.e* average pric cf l\d. per73 words
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Article479 1933-06-24 7 Proposed Reduction Of Capital. I kZ> hjlrnan of directors of Kampong g' 1 1 T »n "redging. Ltd has addieaaed June 15 10 &h reno,trs dat,d Taiping. Th. directors navt decided to ask snareholders to sanction a ieduction of the cjpital of the company from £70.000.479 words
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Article142 1933-06-24 7 Increase In Tne Excess. a t t^c rhl Pa M». on Tuesday May 2-, c b o? firs: 'jsrjsara 1 rfl, 1933 Jan Mar ,W3 and Monthly export P»rmls- Balance slbhfrom at Ist 1932. 193 J. m S£* ■ft ScPt-to Jan. to 1933 I• :i S 1932142 words
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Article225 1933-06-24 7 Quotations Move Erratically. nvotanons tor **7L tmL in nd marlcet i«-novum SSnTTjS h nscqutnce mov PrtM V Partlal hi R u ub p. r falHn lD^^ P*. or ronacr figure 0 4 0C c!osin at the A" icgards utm s dollar ii„ «I I. cal 7o^ cc225 words
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518 1933-06-24 7 Btefgp r. i.iv. t i a m issued 2?552 Sf* snau »11» are issued bj rraeer i'a Co and Lya l and EvattT mm Value. Fraser LyalJ Shares. Co Evatt I Allenby $0.70 $0.80 Mso 80 I Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0 .50 060 IA.518 words
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Advertisement54 1933-06-24 7 THE rTmli soum i, mm BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. F IRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR D4STJRANCI ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CUEIOfT SATIS. L, C. MARGOUOUTH. Manager. "fflce: 2. Pinlayson Green. EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. up. L JOHNSON: General Manager. OFFICE No54 words
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Advertisement94 1933-06-24 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000.000 Paid-up Capira! £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.00 C BEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi, Madras. Amaca. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. Kirkuk. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened ar.d money received en94 words
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Advertisement42 1933-06-24 7 Small SavHi^ J LIGHTEN FINANCIAL j PATHWAY i 4\f o YEABIY INTEREST QUARTERLY. THE NATIONAL CITY DA*K or NEW YORK. X OP <*T 1*IT" IUtCrCSt 01 2,J% to you MA^*/ NO 9 COLLYfeR QUAY SINGAPORE" Held Office: 65, Wall Street. New York.42 words
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Advertisement159 1933-06-24 7 Oversea-Chinese BanldnTloT^o^l^^^ Limited. 'Incorporated ln strain BetUamtntt). THE CHINESE «■> n„ LTI>. AND THE CAPITA!*. Auihorised $40.000.000.00. Paid n„ HEAD OITICI. CHINA BUILDING (SSL «0.000.000.00. LOCAL BBANCH: mm ewe. ctieoA, D »»r &SET ft vlc S»Z% Lee Choon Sent. Eaq.. Parkcane O. Hwang, tmm. Aw Boon Par, Esq., 8 Q-159 words
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Advertisement185 1933-06-24 8 jj tkm*\ Miss This Picture I I f I The Greatest Animal-Thriller Ever Made I MATINEE—TO-DA V, 15 HTIVELY LAST NIGHT The World-famous Wild-Animal Trainer CLYDE BEATTY j in I"nivornl s amazing super-thriller j "THE BIG CAGE" With ANITA PAGE. j Tt>HOEROW al SJS Ifattef V .ourite pair tif stars—of185 words
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Advertisement242 1933-06-24 8 sde (B^^|ljf*|l^ Matinee To-Day 3.15 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Continued I Success K J JESSIE bY W MATTHEWS R -*S a: the mirry mrrm ,id „ho *"^ls^K t ups.tsth, \ax» 1 TO-MORROW! o Wni e at Another side splittin(r British Musical Farce I Albert Burdon Popular corncdian, „f AIMI, <>, IHE242 words
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Advertisement324 1933-06-24 8 1 DM' li m j i 1 MATINEE To Cay* i Sunday, j s 101 s,mplv The Wc,K, MC« Bc»„,- i(ul Lev, slor; S(l j Glorious Melodi s. j MAURICE BRADDELL I 1 MEMBER OF THE WELL-KNOWN MALAYAN PA^v in MEN of TO MORROW APHONY OWr OUTSPOKEN DRAMA OF SSTI324 words
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Article844 1933-06-24 9 Eleven Applications For Adjudication. 4 »ppiK»tkn kg 41 »mttuted service of baafcvjd J petmon against Tan Kam 0 mad the Bankruptcy Court yes Justice Miu., W apphCaUM MM grantee.. vv mlm application against Chop ThonM \uis also grafted. Aing and adjudication orders we v is-■•-■■n»t the fo844 words
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Article18 1933-06-24 9 The Government Gazette notifies the appointment of Mr. A C. Brooks to officiate as ■'•puty Oovemment Ana'yst. Penang.18 words
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Article18 1933-06-24 9 Mr. H. W. Raper has been appointed to :i Municipal Commissioner. Singapore, vice Mr S G. Hacker, resigned18 words
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Article14 1933-06-24 9 The St George's Preparatory School, of •"•<*. has been struck off the Register at hoojs.14 words
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Article13 1933-06-24 9 Mr. C. W. Dawson has been seconded for under the Government of Kedah13 words
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Article414 1933-06-24 9 Deputy Controller's Order Not Final. T™L525 f comprising Mr. j a B cket: i TTeH, |fr Justice Cobbett Ji:s, WUhan..,- delivered ,7?! yesterday m the case in whicnMu Uah IftS mandcre sued Chong Kirn Ho. for t u!_ covery of $867 re Jultte M S i»u Wa t414 words
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Article294 1933-06-24 9 icn* Of Vein Papon** Speech. ran»., M«y I.J Wtil ji'-'juu or* y«u I» -ttmiux ta oj,rn ym* >-y>^ in* (tiiiuvr fruiti th« wry imvflKb Jtot «1 •'U Vie 11 qui-. MOW Uyi Ifti" K»«»ch a'.U. vuS* a- v.vu rup«u (kutaurvi IX*t fn'iirrv lui Imi Ib.lt.n much294 words
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Article180 1933-06-24 9 Iraq—Palestine Line Nearly Completed. Bagdad Good prog-ess is now being made on the Pipe-line and the telephone cable which are mmm§ laid across the desert from Iraq to Palestine The pipe-line must he finished by 1935. when the Haifa SPd and the Kirkuk end are expected to180 words
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Article22 1933-06-24 9 The Government Gazette notifies that a clerical promotion examination will be held on Sept. 26 and 27 at Singapore. Penang and Malacca.22 words
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Article253 1933-06-24 9 CHEST CRUSHED BY LORRY Inquest On A Cyclist Adjourned. TTHE d«.th of a Chinese cyclist who was iorJ tnC Ck i? d>wn by a Municipal motorZ I Junctkm ot Orchard Road and A; w 0n lhc »°nwng of June 6 formed 3* inquiry held before the Singapore Cor.n r .Mr.253 words
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Article259 1933-06-24 9 Matchis And Sarongs: Two Charge®. 'From Our o»n Corrrtpondcitt.) Johorr Jur.r 22. url Cw ,om '«Uutm ei duu*blr 8 ood«. Uch It M* nllrfrt w»-rt bein« «milsfku tut.. JoUor* *rr r. parted, MM fr o ni g* Johort Caw*.-»*), riu th c otitfi frum Sunfvl Piuua» Sla. iwwnbi.259 words
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Article78 1933-06-24 9 Marticage on Royal iVuperty. (•ivctt. tMLFZS J"" 4 oifcmal Bar.k |j.. u tLat*i| r c L-mni.rt fu» i Mint U man*, <m ptWt7 >M Itn r| /iu r«fl of *.>p j, oo^. Ir.'> *,mxltuci»t «ttn «huc» un r »*v t».r Appcnyl TVt »j,o comr frkwtreml proj» i>78 words
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Article157 1933-06-24 9 main owners h« ve contributed 4 enerou»lv mmm\ aa interesting exhibit >on depkSngTte 1 Ufe cf the Germans under Roman rule whS ha, been arranged ty tk. ,pa aakSrfcCt celebraion of the 60 h anniversary ot the opening of the httaoos Saalburg Mu'cum PalnUngs and graphic art. of157 words
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Article57 1933-06-24 9 The following have been nominated to be s„ r>w Wn #*w r* T^ restituted under the Women and Oirla Protection Ordinance: Mrs B. Go. don. Kirs Lee Choon Ouan Mrs Sen Choy. Mrt R. Q Wong. Mrs 8 M Middlebrook. Mrs. Tay Lian Teck. Mrs H E L Dyne. Mrs57 words
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Advertisement447 1933-06-24 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE OF SALE OF CROWN LAND. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that a least < Bit€ f th Monday. Bt 5 on XII 13.174 sq ft. ffmSu Premium Annual Rent too •°o <**r sl on the <Jat_. oi It is agreed that no r' n «t« i ears oi447 words
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Advertisement175 1933-06-24 9 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS. s*" «ta n 5 office, up tc nocn of th 4 Nt* for the following nork: 5 dr6dged a D,-edg-n Dred? rs fvora the bd cf t h, teS! 5 f P1 Beach Read c"n nn d' S2K Wh Je 1 ndcr has been acSTSI ,f n175 words
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Advertisement246 1933-06-24 9 UNABLE TO KNEEL. Neuritis Hampered Her. In writing cf UM pain c.nd inconvenience she •'.n-er-d hum maxtOs, thh woman torn also be? sh: r:d he;self of it:- have Kruscr.t d Salts for neuritis _f* Uas the rat wonderful effect SJ? 6 Cl u, vcry palnrul a:id i; b rk >246 words
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Article609 1933-06-24 10 Tne office of Colonial Secretary h »gtte HiMlimii. cwriwiSi" specially e«uti„us "i Public statement... That applies '•'r'Kmarlytoanowman jn joh v therefore, can be b ,hl Pini n c *<> r y Ml. Andrew Caldecott. the new J"*"'* th annual Anxih ny Association. to the effect 'here m „st609 words
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Article220 1933-06-24 10 Comments By The Way. J? 1 w^.u,Jav,vt,,» s a, the Slat;;., c.i c. »ha* ttM p*nc aHicli carria, S 0 e; Yet tha is vhat happrns, and the iuekteas indiwdaa! who ha. ban detail by Uv"V i an naf, fee ?r H l PayinB the an220 words
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Article198 1933-06-24 10 IF ttJK is one Ifefcaj more than any other mch «n lulp ,he cause of rubber re a<COlerate "introduction lt the carrying into effecr of the raamfca fl A A.Matic rubber growers ihould ri*M the Dutch East Indies and brin* horn to native producer there the .a^^h^^ ou^?onTf Sl198 words
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Article68 1933-06-24 10 JBE revolt ta siam on Umm, has idrimj mam object and the PeoH 1 Imiii 11 PCJS 2 uncosirab:, cWx £T2eW U firs- mreting r «„c» -he K:i v the Cogent, and Toe thr who resigned with him a few da;s wSf S there nor to foreign inter*68 words
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23 1933-06-24 10 Wlacca 6 1 Mission. A Lumpur h. In l Jtlon Kua!» m 'or one year and23 words
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Article68 1933-06-24 10 a S2- of potion of the Nippon Hotel mL l T° 3 resident by "the y«h s° urt K charged He admitted the chanle 5?" ashamed to go Sck to SST that he no respectable clrthing as h ha* by Detectne laspecnpeated gar! "JooXr 5? I Court Bl Prey68 words
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Article17 1933-06-24 10 ""NN""" '"c»6o tickets (or sale offering lottery A slabbing affray in which tn. c .he s^jt^tz^:::*17 words
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Article17 1933-06-24 10 Mr. 0. blevcie park- h.' SUggested creation was decided to Lv Pc ViSed bY the Boa^17 words
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Article39 1933-06-24 10 A football match beiwecn th* r *nd A«latlts re m Un Z e th European* by three goals to n"l T f r the latte; Hmm We lfeJy go{ up by Prowen to their M:~ a fare-39 words
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Article418 1933-06-24 10 BY !ILOOKER-O.V' the Sukday Trlbui 20 paces to-niorrou T 11 and what p pate!! A And to-morrow's issu* LSg- 1 tak -5 i A There's only one thing I about it and that is 111 publicity for that uth "Th? Mystery Man/ A He must be getting418 words
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Article53 1933-06-24 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. FRENCH "OTTAWA," on page 3. OUR SHORT STORY, on pages f and l CHURCH SERVICES, en pa* 13 RADIO NEWS, pmm 15. THE MALAYAN EXHIBITION an page M C.C. AND BODY-LINE BOWLING I D p II CLUB DIARY, on 18 BOYS" CORNER,53 words
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Advertisement176 1933-06-24 10 J f A sack that is tL Tff > Ufa, tk. WW rt the 111 M rrmfVt lnff th? j m, v 1: 4 k irttn.um expense. J j i can Hai.i Or Ribb?ri PMd $1.25 pkh pajjj I -GOLF HOSE- CUE AM AND KHAKI. «ns nn m > AIR176 words
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Advertisement88 1933-06-24 10 > FANTASIAS FROM THE OPERAS: J.a Cohemc. Maaame flutteriiy. Carmen, II Trovatore, Kigfoletto. I PLAYED BY THE BERLIN STATE OPERA j ORCHESTRA. PAUL GODWIN ORCH. AND ETC j f «#v» Season Co Ltd. J H5. N.rlh Ctidie Ro«d. Slngmumrt. Mpg M p »CT BYBgICHT.* El I iso.s a KXEKIEL Co.88 words
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398 1933-06-24 11 JAPANESE TROOPS DELAY THEIR WITHDRAWAL China Getting Impatient. South-West Urges Stronger Policy By Nanking. ang. rof being broken. Ke«, ffi PJ***" VNTI-JAPANESE peel ng of THE PEOPLE. Shanghai. .Ju M 24. DEADLOCK has art hi in thi ai rugi398 words
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Article226 1933-06-24 11 wn rhai 31»lis Boycott Indian < ottan. Ml' r 'vrn Cotuclcn f* 1 ttn riiffi who nr f ""l 112 b in* tiirtnbor» <a ihe c»u -M-a Y iITII Fit l IVICP- nf rni F> -rureh Inftittffr rd U th. Chin» Cm; I" 1 AuiiOity 1* m« ,r.226 words
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Article265 1933-06-24 11 Tck.gr iiit Fraiw Uiin.iV Reuter. 7_ una. jvrw .3 u > '1 J Uu r H'< Irm t 7, u v ««v 112 V;™ I.'J. Or»Ttw>nii :c .uf tf,' I,,ur fI iur» n nd ,u>, If** t|. r -tt '''JMltrfi »*r t muO i ui \i> frsrru UaiReuter. - 265 words
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Article59 1933-06-24 11 Mr. Pa.hip H)-a-Lim was admitted and tilCkd as an ad.ucate and solicitor of the Supreme Co. rt yntwrlij. before Mr. Justic Miits. Mr s. Fung appe- red in support of the apUlc titn while Mr. P. Storr appeared for the Suifcapcre Et.r Committee. and Mr J h59 words
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Article69 1933-06-24 11 I>is;isier To Siamese Civ il Plane. -From Otr Oirn Corre*pono>nlJ Bangkok. June 23 JHE sw CUi to%mwm Company, afler JiJST met »t» fln.t ac--ci.t to-day, wh-r. a > s ane craslied and th- kUU!d ou,ri ht The crash occurred T..;«. r L mote dUtrtCl Cf69 words
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Article134 1933-06-24 11 interesting Debate By Chinese Students. A .< It» Ml| B)tM|rt)lV 1401 TW y m ih s ah Mmrwu c .**,o i-xi .uttiK, muroughr.w--"u! .U PUlm4 r,JOd s,MI »0 PdvMhsn» Kl r lram at G"s»wn»t Jr2s 25? WM lh and durSSonTj h h ..tr a ,hat a-n urMsi.d that134 words
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Article75 1933-06-24 11 I itaJ Accident Al Naval Max. „™< n mhi occurred i. rfc. S2 :n June had a sequel in th* O"-uer s Court jcs.crdar «h«i jj -S*«n2 5 JS** mum acker* 9;at«i hj ?hU he 1 r nocT y ni Vm^v^ro; c" e is t\^ tt75 words
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Article66 1933-06-24 11 D'orincd Over Berlin By 'Plane. Reuter. Berlin. June 23 foreign an? ur.Sentlned Th h ,vc 2 iit?s pu*b? P sh i frcnt p ge statement afc.ut aeroolanU TmZ s nobody apparently has seen!-3BSrT Berlin. June 24. M T rWuT n il»J lCiCh rrcMdfnt ,nd i-i^?r WM J irTes,edReuter. - 66 words
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Article107 1933-06-24 11 Apnlicaibn in Bankruntev Court. cpplicatlon for rpproval of agreement J Clnc-ions in connection with tn banlt- cf nrrktei Brothers was taken u D E N Tay or. Assistant Official Assignee •ppe.ring in support, said that there waTa übs.antial prospec. of settlement snd his lord- P «c, Id be107 words
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Article23 1933-06-24 11 Second-Liem, A. W. untitled has been appionted -2 '/h' 11 111 Captain whilst Z command cf c- .M.lax, Cmpaiy. Malac a Volunteer Corpr23 words
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Article16 1933-06-24 11 A commission as Second-untitled in the S.S.V F has b~tn granted to Mr A M Dryndae.16 words
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Article223 1933-06-24 11 Economic Conference. WILL PARLEY BE ADJOURNED Reuter. London, June 2.'i. P| <- miMon into which the World gnomic Conference was thrown 1 ''v the American declar«w tote no wtoe abated. Ail sides »*< to rea-n a agreement with the United Stains is most serious. Moved inReuter. - 223 words
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Article99 1933-06-24 11 Hotter Weather In Ysmgtse Valley. etungftfti. June 24 t ih< u ti ir Y.nff» River th. re tuo rt #y lllr j, o Ult> hflght wm •he .imL I. Chuniklng <a> 6r-clm«j m. vhu. lU w,t r s '*?< VL 111 irh*m »t id f**t. W, v jU,rr99 words
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Article38 1933-06-24 11 untitled and subject to the approval of the Kng. the Hon. Sr. Wee 7 has n »PP°inted to be an Un»1 M-mbcr of the Execu lv, CcuncU S S •>»h P tesigncd lnChe MOh mCd bln Abdu,: i38 words
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Article22 1933-06-24 11 Mr. S. M. Middlebrock is acting as Assistand Prcteeur of Chinese. Singapore, and has oTv-M* 1 d l b? an Aaaktant Registrar22 words
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Article35 1933-06-24 11 Mr. C. J. Gilmcur, who has been made a Justice of the Peace ha, been appointed to Monrnril!^ Nt Bu P-r:ntenc:ent. Government Monrpclka. Penang. and to be Secretary to th- Beard of Licensing Justices. Penang35 words
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Article35 1933-06-24 11 A untitled meeting of the Lotus Club, A win Us hew at 8 Raßes .-da; at 5 pm *hen M.s. E. V. Davies. v.A. mmfJZ 5? T CCm tour ,n Mem- »nd mends are invited.35 words
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Article19 1933-06-24 11 Struck kock Oil China Coast. Reuter. Shanghai. June 23 «n,ck c, k """Li* Sha„ ;ft .,iReuter. - 19 words
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Article17 1933-06-24 11 Ordinance To Be Amended Shortly. A Bill pa trr.md the Fe.rol, m d STRAW ws17 words
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Article30 1933-06-24 11 Reuter. Vi nna. June 23 mm mm\ PaV/-f JS?.'* de XSi n f °rbiddin, Ul N a mard^^":! 1 3 a 5 void Austrian P d lnReuter. - 30 words
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Article13 1933-06-24 11 Mr. J. G. Howeil has been appointed to act IZJTTT'Z 2 PrLsons "SEES**13 words
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Article83 1933-06-24 11 ULM OUT FOR RECORD. s Due Here To-Day. Non-Stop From Western Australia. Reuter. Derby, Western Australia, June 23. fHE Australian airman, C. T. M. Ulm, who accompanied Kings-ford-Smith in 1028 in his AmericaAustralia flight took off at 11.65 a m to-day in an attempt to f.yReuter. - 83 words
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Article83 1933-06-24 11 The Municipal health statement for the week ili %i BYes ihe n of dSAUu as tt». The death rate was 20 C 9 per miUe e-S g£S with 20.91 in the p= cc ding tV ,h f C rr s P° ndin 8 cf last year Pnthiiis 25. convulsions 21.83 words
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Advertisement7 1933-06-24 11 FIVE NEW COMPETITIONS IN TO-MORROW'S I"SUNOAY TRIBUNE"7 words
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Advertisement206 1933-06-24 11 j Better Light For Every Use-Every Where Coleman, Junior FITTED WITH A "PYREX" I I V CHIMNEY AND SELF IDS tail HI fP li CLEANING GENERATOR j UOIQIHIHrJ |B gSSf Bl HNS ONI V ONE MAN E 1 an crn JHn\ c i Spare MaDl,es INCANDESCENT LIGHT Wm SSI r206 words
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54 1933-06-24 12 YESTERDAY'S SOCCER CLP TIE. SINGAPORE CONCEDE CONSOLATION GOAL AFTER SCORING ShVEN. Smgapore left Tht weather nt brilliant and there was a very laree '•ken A. opportunity of it I,line a holiday in rh„ J.Ti I 8 f ••>«.:. Singapore54 words
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Article436 1933-06-24 12 Singapore Constantly On The Attack. '/f/nwi, giNUAJ 'OKK ilrarod th«ir *ec<»ni! .Mttljjyj» flip hurdle in convlnciii" lr lihm vetUr<toy when they engaged M,r t»n« Anson Road Stadium, vU»iMv .i I.Mi'v fpcnvrf Smirr t i>or> wtlkl 4—l ili lVaf ,oi u Co. [re woftihtr «a. :w;d hot436 words
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Article739 1933-06-24 12 How The Eight Goals Were Scored. 'By Rtynartt "j gl-V.-AIORK »en. vastly upwioi <v passmt an.) would havo won jf.'ri' unrßiii out for bad The weather w U s very wnmi an.\ Ui haitfly ;<m «rind. But /.'VV 41 ,r V wt a 0, h1 lacc739 words
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Article145 1933-06-24 12 Perak Club's Annual Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent. Ipoh. June 22 woxim imw. f22.00 -rAJSTTtS; *»s shown ot proximately »12 000 'epcVt nly cjw-n ni> iour rii'et'nr*s were h-nn i n year ,d o.< th~ usual me Ha£ n, Luh of the Boater meetly been included i the145 words
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Article86 1933-06-24 12 The postponed matches n ihe C t J" be Played X Kurthlgesu. C X X Tn a Lap llai. 8 Sivam v. K Kumara\elu N trnathan v. A. VehjppiUai v PQBUCKB BJ» cp.n d.ub.e and intar-trasa champion hins ar new rrd Mi mm on j.p v 9 lcrm-86 words
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Article193 1933-06-24 12 England v. West Indies To-day. Reuter. London. June 23. IT ftj officially ttatcd that Marr.ulay will play in to-morrow's Test.—Reuter. Thr England team for the Test, which ommtuTs at Lcrds to-day and will be continue < D Monday and concludtd on Tuesday is CeflMi D. R. Jatdine <Reuter. - 193 words
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Article328 1933-06-24 12 Victoria Bridge Athletic ■Meeting. Wm T.m«» wa* lUc bi'mt sttiUrt» m th ..jjrna, tigjirUc ~112 ih* Vkionn tuia», 7? ln ,u UWT nrrnoou thi 6»»ai B*. dium. L V.;i'*Mtnv r lincr-up. *luir Uir Li«.u* no«»r h nt in ihr 112 .-i h irdV ifl > > i llc|l328 words
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Article30 1933-06-24 12 Lawn Tennis Tournament At Queen s Club. Reuter. a» .w London. June 23 Stoefen wen the first eet aawin*» R ..f. 1:—10 Wh»n i> i« against SutUr at!Reuter. - 30 words
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Article51 1933-06-24 12 O.R.A. MEETING CONCERT. on Friday next at 8n m mTJI. minded of the concert ahich aft« the meeting at 8d m w couimen P wIU be welcome*: «ramme ahich may be oW P I b K. Lim. 10«. High Street or Mr of k Oml an 6A. Raffles Place E51 words
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Article81 1933-06-24 12 The American Challenge Frustrated. Reuter. A° d r, ,It rf quarter-finals an i R v,rM lr i I finalS the Hon Michael Scott meets haTnn n" S 8,1 British final the AmaU uV ■hamp onship at the Royal Liverpool Club v.uorv Challen c w frustrate! byReuter. - 81 words
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Article55 1933-06-24 12 «V« Matches Over Thirty-Six Holes. Reuter. London, June 2a. day Com P ston the ex-BriUsh P P i ayer Gene Sarazen. the player. 5 and 4 ovor botes in the first of series of five challenge, matches W* two up at the end of the first VReuter. - 55 words
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Article25 1933-06-24 12 The Social Athletic Party will meet the tfc«J] tarn .o-dav on the Sc F a 0 rr Chinese j^&iK'i: n. .iov, on the c ainc25 words
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Article285 1933-06-24 12 County Cricket. A "LIGHT BLUE'S" Rle EFFORT. JHEKE were two outstendi, to the remaining Countj Ptonthip «nd Bwt das, matches complete,! results „f three m.acb,., two days, were published >,s tu 4' At Swansea, where t 2 behind S ngs by 225 runs. Tvldeslev an a285 words
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Advertisement72 1933-06-24 12 CROSSWORD COMPETITION IN TO-MORROW S SUNDAY TRIBUNE Fresh Milk.... j THE YEAR ROUND jj THAT'S WHAT YOU HAVE WITH KLIM. IT IS PURE FRESH MILK 111 IN ITS MOST CONVENIENT FORM j POWDERED. IT IS ECONOMICAL, j SAFE AND READY FOR DRINKIN(; OB j j COOKING AT ANY INSTANT. IDEAL72 words
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Article35 1933-06-24 13 Silver Wedding < elebrations. (t Our Ok* Corrnpomtrnt., John** Brtr* 2l r lhrou lK>ut lohorf crlltJouf f«*t» vg S»^S,*lT u 2L nk v r *«•<?£? srcsr,r tfrg>ss I Ml Sir.» ',»;>.«■ I rvrt nfflrUiir.;35 words
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Article80 1933-06-24 13 r -Vo Drain On Way To School. Our Otem O-rrnpomimt.) MiLkt*. lui^. y *1 <1 t*. d i.w-n w wa i t c on M] U) .„,v. -1 A to. 4, RaJdrt bill Yn>ln »uw tk« ramirr i- I —M.B 0.-k n„ oUMrmuc cr J n ~l80 words
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Article45 1933-06-24 13 Hood Comedy At The fioxy. V Bro%r>" tot t!I n, m ti.» Boxy .»rr or-j*,! i^ 4 nul|l J"' J «-«•<*> raavtieitior. i t'r -n* <i lUith «i4!»d*ni I 'V U.-r> M til n. SMn- cnoS .t. ,1 Cr.u.taß AM Elite R Jt>45 words
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Article12 1933-06-24 13 f amvak from ■I Aduits 991. Minors 7«. In/ant*12 words
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Article170 1933-06-24 13 Complaint By Workless Indians. A IXECED to have cheated three Indtorn by chafes *W> •>" thu, V D tor the dcfeno- r the v.oPcd the accus d aith the objct of askil^ at the SSTa ESS? SSTjS ii Cnn Aerodrome on condition that h* P*d IIM which. accused170 words
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Article69 1933-06-24 13 BRITAIN CATALONIA. I roe As Friendship** Symbol. U -Joiit, A. »*«,*>. „112 Jrftn»wrvp |> orft.au Sivni' 1 U T *> <& W .jrr, n n fcilt wtl. r» mur.iftUjr i in-xrow t« w n rfl> L\ti. :t UUa: c* }|ir CatAUiiM u riur.m» «»u ihv U. »?tih 112 ~j r?i69 words
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Article40 1933-06-24 13 Hdsingtoi TV-crty-.v r. horiCo v.- suddenly ak-i Qtesi, and 22 of them died The official Mij orsan of l| I re n a pc«t mc.v m nvealcd that t nimais hai been dehbera civ poison d40 words
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Article119 1933-06-24 13 League Of Nations Bulletin. Ttn h f a,,h °< th, <-"ded Sun n crn Burfaucompartd with ?25?! CJaM and 4 **»ha as cv? th 4 CMes and 4 in the prevT. y caJa„dTdeatL and 1 20 U case, andii i. t i?^ M Comptred with Calcutta;119 words
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Article70 1933-06-24 13 The Youngest Licensed Operator 'n America. An eight-year-old J!l?Si l l| j l< •hick dictiocnrv so C h d to top, ha? EaaTaJS COuW rfac mm herr wirclc,, 'edera, Radio at she 1« sss To be sssh Wjssr in the Eur"" 11 ■aa examiner unrd ST70 words
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Article103 1933-06-24 13 rortune Squandered To Forestall Death. WLl|a, im |4 lif uottn, UV; ,Tn U> hav;. ftp. 52*1.?,? to Al £?Li? !f* r <* rt When r m forruiid tbat vj«lio», „n,Jd 1W »BJ »Hcm«u. ||r rwd a rttk YU *ri So nr d«rut,d 10 hut.. -ood tin.» *hu.103 words
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Article116 1933-06-24 13 W oman Throws Herself Before King Carol's Car. Bucharest Hear on*. Mjtjnt) .l^ Ufth tb CarJoll B tr^il »ooun drrfc-rd tu bU<k threw nIL. th motor-car to which Klng carol was drums through the city Noticing th«t tlie poller were dragging the halT*" amaf ttle intervene® on116 words
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Article21 1933-06-24 13 Madrid. A beggar .n Badajoz. named Juan Ruiz Sanche,!, died of hunger. At hb home the police found £12521 words
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Article108 1933-06-24 13 Frenchman Deported From Abyssinia. Lausanne. .h! 0 1 .a V f 1, k "oan Frenchman uho has lived in Abrssinia for 20 year.-,, has just been deported from that country, for alleaad 22£ intcrfeLnce to the detruncnt of Abyssinian intere ts. M. De Monfred. who hved ml Dire108 words
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Article57 1933-06-24 13 Pictures And Models To Be Shown. Vienna. A congress and exhibition organised by Czechosovak spiritualists is to begin 7n r»i Unr H t t, accortUn Vknna newrpaptrl i D 2 ltl0 w n 2! coas,st 3C V L 8^ ;,h model* U «el1 a, spiritual* literature, will occupy57 words
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Article236 1933-06-24 13 Armed Men in (Jas Masks To (Juard It. Chic.njo Tiji* (I at T,a: bik Diamond— IJrst n«en bv w! h- mat* Lrtt! gleaming eve of :n Indian God will dafi'.v the yet of vLmiw at the 193J Chicago World» Fair. no'i r»on aruion ,c,:ti by Fair official*236 words
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Advertisement61 1933-06-24 13 THE NEW WORLD SHOW S j TO-NIGHT TALKIES TO-NIGHT j j FREE ICE CREAM TO ALL EVERY MONDAY AN!) i THI RSDAY, mm FI'RTHER NOTICE. I I I GOOD COOKS INVARIABLY J USE A GAS COOKER j WHENEVER POSSIBLE. ALWAYS AT VOI R SERVICE j NIGHT AND DAY. SHOWROOMS ARE61 words
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Advertisement655 1933-06-24 13 CHURCH SERVICES. Details For This Week-End. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7:30 a m Maria--8 am. Holy Communion (Choral) 10 30 ajn. Service at RA P. Ba*e LyS Evensong tCnoral) and Sermon, noiy corom.inion on Monday. Wednesday and Fiiday at 3 a m. Tv Bda y- Thursday and655 words
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Advertisement104 1933-06-24 13 "BETHESDA" GOSPEL HALL, Bras Basah Road. 6unday. 9 a m. Breaking of Bread. pm. Bible Classes and Bundsy SchooL P.m. Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr. S. 8. Adams. Subject: -Where are the Dead?" Tuesday. 5:30 pm. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. 8 p m., Oospel Meeting ln Malay "Way. 5:30 pm. Bible Address.104 words
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Advertisement134 1933-06-24 13 j Here is the PREMIER D J Soda Water Singapore llii: 1 J I nn I ;jtf j IVparrf with an up-to-date Plan.. p^^^vjjO mm FHAMBOZ |U -..ill COMPANY I (11^1 I Race Horse~~\ I' Insurance I AT LOW RATES WITH ABSOLUTE SECURITY Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. I j "Egyptian"134 words
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Article, Illustration44 1933-06-24 14 f«Ution Netded In Salv aK Oncrations. K A ni w u> intrtmv* ih.. I W.wsiSKS ir*J £r L |«rlro!«u(n drwin... ««uiJ buo;» ST* W,U t 2£> 5 ss^js U» xlir® wa *,4 JM?'*. rt,l44 words
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Article98 1933-06-24 14 Singapore. Ju:. c 24 SHIPS ALONGSIDE 1 ARVEB East Wharf < Entrance Oate 1) Maru 20 Main Wharf «Entranr-e Gat# H Mcl!. 15: Kint. 13. Dardar.u*9. re Dork <Frtran~ Oate 3) OttfM Maru 30. M-.r.r. 3_' m,~ EmPl Ove 41 ■urercyprec! 4 8 C n: arf —'Mm Gate98 words
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Article39 1933-06-24 14 -vhihil.cn T« Mi; v; TV Wrmvtli «if riy.iu. *ts» \u IS. te SSs •>- ..-.Mr,",""» 1 1 moan, SIT. fc-t ih» ftV'" ?:v,k,il .fi r £2 SbZTt l U ®*5 Mkmpi. u. :|)f V r f«v G«ni>ni39 words
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Article40 1933-06-24 14 From Fiance by the "Chcnonceaux." due it S.ngapore at 4 p.m. to-morrow From CMm and Japan by the "Hague Maru cue at Ei-gapore to-m rrow Fi.m China and Japan by th? Iji mwm, due at Singapore on Monday40 words
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Article157 1933-06-24 14 MS*. \Vhi(h Shew Him In A New Liu r hi. Mcsccw. EAxryone :hirdcs of Socialism when Maixs SSUI SSSSf; but morks 'tout to be felr£ gJJ-J l m 1 Maix ard ?.r ;i R h r which have y of »n the aichres of the v. Jo £f.157 words
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Article129 1933-06-24 14 Aviator Acquires A Pet! Sydney. *< "-known pilot, put it hi Cff smaU blrd »hich mmv his windscreen when he was flying Ml feet aboe Maacot Aerodrome, near Sydn" Ml fingers tightened round .he bird "nd ro his mm** that he had caught b "Si h^' Urn?d t0129 words
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Article11 1933-06-24 14 Australian Major Returns Iron Cross. Melbourne. Victoria. ba, "<'11 words
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Article178 1933-06-24 14 SELLING. Singapore, June 23. London 4 months' sight 2«4 London 3 months' sight 2 3 ***** London 60 days' sight 2 3 15 JJ i^nH tn 1° dayS 2329 3 > Lond n demand 27 Londc.n TT. 27 Lyons and Paris demand 9.35 Hamburg demand im mm York178 words
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Article200 1933-06-24 14 Singapore, June 23. R. (Oam) W. Coast No. 1 per Kovan $114 R. «b:am> W. Coast 2 $108 R»ce, B. Siam N. 1 117 Rice. B. Siam n. 2 sll o Rice. Siam •Old-' per koyan No. l $176 R cc. Siam "Old No 2 $154 Rice. Siam "Old"200 words
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Article127 1933-06-24 14 Arrests Reveal Secret Arsenal Incur Casino. Nlcc. Little did lbf riiip.rrhr mutum rneTv in ih» ®blrrs who were Palm °< »> <* riiSvT- 'Icir l„, und,r ammunition iumci-ni M ami ,nd 'h< Bi«™ 10 b,ow lht <* '"r'm t ,h^r h "efs r*" Anu.Ticm who nr* an cho127 words
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Article299 1933-06-24 14 DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JUNE 24 Hirh Tid:s.-12.2l p.m.. 1114 urn Golf: Island Club June Bogey Co., Sports and P-ize Distribution s R Meojcal College Sport Sepcv Swimming Gala. Tig,r S p 0( Cricket: S.C.C. II v. Wiltshire „V r v. N.C.c.299 words
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Article138 1933-06-24 14 ALHAMBRA.—CIyde Beattv and Anita Page m "The Big Cage." CAPITOL.— Jessie Matthews in "The Midohjpmaid.*' EMPIRE. James Cagr.ev and Marion Nijcou in "Winner Take All." GREAT WORLD.-Slde shows, Cabaret, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. silent and talking films (Sky Talkie: "Maid of the Mountains;" star Talkie: "Resurrection") MARLBOROUGH —The Dawn138 words
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Article169 1933-06-24 14 Rich Man And Corpse len The Littiousine. Belgrade I The spectacle of a bank director and ulm magnate engaged in washing his own motorcar, aroused the wonder and suspicion of cozens here and eventually led to his arr-.st on a charge of murder. The police were informed169 words
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Advertisement134 1933-06-24 14 •lornina, I Noon, l|§ft§jj I or Might. l^Sjp WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE. "Imperial" Preference. 1 T -mh htm rial Type- :c- 3 la:c P- ed fef B« a: ba cV c n-te |p ta he wider et *mj Mcd i5O ha- wee more --<j ■atiooal reccg-: i, n ferv chta cf134 words
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Advertisement276 1933-06-24 14 I «>l SINESS BOOKS, 7 1 —-No« Methods. I $2 £0 j C s«—FMlMffd 0.25 1 Locking BB the Brlglu Side j > 2 H hwa,, v H. Smi h m ?-.ab. f i L G 'J i Jej c. Li- 173 Sana a 1 7a 2.50. r: T Hurt276 words
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Advertisement91 1933-06-24 14 "PHONE No. Ntt, TOCK TYPEWRITER CO. 2t A. Change Alley, Sinrapore. FECIAUSTS in Typewriter repairing, V haulllJ B- «c BALERS b m ißd Mccnd-hand Tv^.ru.r, We carry tfaafca of all .tat on Monthly cleaning of machint arranged on r m** of HERE THEY ARE LATEST AND I IKK Arabic Iraqi91 words
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Miscellaneous180 1933-06-24 14 [POSTAL JNIj UJC£MCC SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY J"" 1 (Sir, Aik Lee) 1 mm, Bc,;kaH and Baran a J'aT*' «Toboah/ ln ir Banxa Isla'd. Pladjoe and Palembang •Senaiig) 2 p.m Kemaman. Kemasck. Kretay Dungan Tv• qgun, and Bcsul <Medu*.> 2pm Rhio and S.uth-East Borreo (Blinjoe) 4 pm Vpper Burma. North180 words
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284 1933-06-24 15 "GIVE US MORE POWER.'' MALAYA STILL RELYING UPON PABIS COLONIAL. IS th J R*Bo Station. ;-o t„ rely or, Paris tiSfeftS h£,2? the French are enterprising en BIGGEST ZONE OF EMPIRE BROADCASTS. V 1 SWAN, of Kapor.284 words
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Article80 1933-06-24 15 Kunninu: Commentary To Be Broadcast. J**.*?*' o broadcast a running commentary shooting for th. King's Prize IZS c..a c;r July. from "B5 camp, m+mum, {■"■'■illMl Public which «-> fexea interest in marksmanship. to ail pa* and present His Majesty Forces; the winner 3, £2 r C ark80 words
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Article84 1933-06-24 15 How To Kitojrnisc Frorrire Station. »*r«nud W,UCh s)fr t3 Entfl,,. ta I* Purpa^ 2? i0 t,,nr l »«<» muic. n*x*. i.. tn.i* rrcrlYer* teiurr lUftl uroqr»fjituc wjin# u v* n fa Miort-wave t».rplkat. 1 «CM »r«; nnt «ulty MJUftUltlr I 41 i) i-.rumophon- "a '«wid be »üb»atui«ri84 words
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Article67 1933-06-24 15 cylon Listeners' Request To The 8.8.C. ,:r u s^rrix?"' u "'•J'" *"*«<• whkh «'nut"!''.'. Vrruii up r.'Sf su'jr J JO," ,1 m J a> rd »ocm*-rut «»,1 '9 fllßllliitl > futlUi- uju power u tin. «ml wo. .uvt I nit m« ••fnawlc» 11 mu compoiiiid *0 inu. n67 words
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Article92 1933-06-24 15 Best Keetstion On Battery Sets. "I find the Indian xone pr< gramme very succtssiul he:e. bat the Empirj Station Is not at all well reeved, due to (cttgjji receivers cays a Hongkon; ll'tcrer. "I find that friends of raUie with English receivers get bette: results, as four English92 words
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Article177 1933-06-24 15 ANOTHER PLANET CALLING Radio Men Puzzled By Signals." jo there a mysterious civili*ation. somewhere far bcyong the vast expanse of our own Knoa-n solar system, that is trying to get into touch with us by wireless? This intriguing possibility har been conlured by the discovery of wireless waves appearing to177 words
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Article107 1933-06-24 15 How It Was Sent Round The World. 'From Our Or* Correspondent London, June J3. I new feat of r\Zl their «PWlence to Tor ZLrJSS StM>d r m °Pbone recording ST. .5" Kln Hm and Xect <or?d "252 5 aft<rnoo TA^trraS^!! mor convenient ti~. 111 enc Private 55?107 words
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Article43 1933-06-24 15 fttete»°2*a. H" f Amateur Wireless lialaya CHgi M mate tea. tn additl n to thPir "«salelords n teS OU •«««Phonra and "2 L ,adabl L 1 a «*»«thX. c tv> A l the publishers ouu. nparHilt. no difficulty in making rcadv43 words
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Article45 1933-06-24 15 The number r.j a:.ele tJ licences in force v tata!! A!,ril was *****00 a »d mere, during the mon.h cf 38 70C -ar? 1 1 8 iile mont "1 Persecution, of -aft. Office umce. the v fines amounting to £16645 words
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Article40 1933-06-24 15 r ir L* oan,On of Vaud an Order has BUMi pn scribing broadcast i t apprentice. "ot eonu.nu.ntly attend class:s in the town. r .t> rtc«, lV S have betn debuted to Nar.ous r »dio educaUonal centres.40 words
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Article135 1933-06-24 15 Could Be Broadcast To The World. JHE talk by Mr Plunkct Greene, on Compc- wh ehwas ould not be arranged. Before such an cneit could take pla< c 'h-vr -.-n Etnphe Festival > iMhk local irrcrcst by every means in h. r po,er. One v.ay of doing peopi-135 words
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Article487 1933-06-24 15 Millions Hear It. SACRED MOMENTS OF RADIO. l> ni talla? tne hourl y chimes r'V o short-wave transmitters. n A B:g B fs' our Em listeners say heme, -and remember tha' -v. it b the fey. worst dtsappo intra Ott is allowed to talk thro ne487 words
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Advertisement40 1933-06-24 15 §uheofa THE GENERAL ELECTHIC Co, Ltd OF ENGLAND I BOfOiMMUt, KLALA LCMFCK M A„nU: THE KIM A ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION CO LTD SCa W ScrvW A S .oU: MESSRS Ml W STORES. KI'ALA LI MFCR. j»i i ~i Ilt |r|<||| <a>40 words
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Miscellaneous108 1933-06-24 15 TU1K E IN TO-NIGHT. Stations Received In Malaya. mSFS ,H0,land, 1688 metrM 8 15 to KUALA LUMPUR (58 metres*. 6 30 to 0 30 Sunda? 5 eSday Frlda>S and fr m to9PBANDOENG .PM.Y-53.3 metres). Midday music. From «.50 to 10 20 pm programme ,t European music. Aiao on 31 TTl108 words
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Miscellaneous112 1933-06-24 15 PROGRAMME FOR ALL. Daily Omnidirectional Transmissions. <**** m 19 8 m trcsj SUNDAY O M T I:^luS" 1J BU m ***<>**™ *U** MONDII 1100 air,.-cn,rr.a Or*.„ Recltal JiJJ SJrf Ommmai Comma TUESDAY "2 a m C, Ore R„ ua Ml OtrhMtll concert «*-UI ffgg Ok—i Orches. al Concert. v/:.l>nesi;ay IIJJ112 words
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Miscellaneous599 1933-06-24 15 THE EMPIRE STATION* Details Of Programmes In Ad ranee. The following are th? "übxe: •o alteration, ah eh will be brond< t ?rom 1* Empire station »Daventrj) on 253 and 311 m-trr [or the Indim and Meluan mm to-da\. to-morrow and Monday «for particulars s»»c World Radio." HHOG iAMMES FOR599 words
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Article384 1933-06-24 16 Schedules For Aiiirust Show. UMH ol IM ;i <MM >lVl|llM|)U ~,n STIU, »«T..|,rir. mrntkum •OMCJUI TUW Rrcion S-rrotnil, M ~S &U- £5=55«: rjs&s a ■ro%n* an- ro |»o« Ih< JJwp i omth, (Pm* mm «m n, 2 Minor Economic Pr, d.v T hi LiSrSES! Kr,,W|> tn,. "•■•M.hhHu-1-.384 words
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Article311 1933-06-24 16 Mndrum Wins Professional Kncounter. London. June i bJr A|f Mj| WAIJKP L.ndrom wen the M The marnin of |hj vie ton- Pclnu but even this snUu nJur. LrT'J 5 Ptayrr netting hla cue in from ,h r Davis «tnttS Ml be*t f.,r«. Llndrum slowly reduced hl< perkx,311 words
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Article29 1933-06-24 16 Itakc'n PUhcrm» uu alter a da-.• s v, rean were to^lLi^w M,<lj terra torpedo, had cai^h; hcleet a tc th B:;iuh **P*<*> A.v; pc ?:r HMS29 words
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Advertisement20 1933-06-24 16 -x«M so clad you've noticed the CHANCE IN JOHN-ITS ALL DUE TO POSTI'M MV I INSTANT. A/" Instant 'JU? POSTUM20 words
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Advertisement92 1933-06-24 16 soap too? RENĔE ADOREE says: f O- V Lookini i« easily a matter %t "«nt complexion care. That is why so l\ 0* are devoted to Lux V r iltft This white, fragrant OV leaves one's skin so k..:.::\ I lux \TOILET SOAP/ 3 roKt^uGHr MMMMBi JBjMM MMMfc^a^^ B^Mfc^^^ TROUBLE92 words
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Article689 1933-06-24 17 Tale Of English Tennis Victories. "Tom o«r Otcn C\>rrrjponde*r, London (by Air Mail) F RA tif winfr;™' 01 c n s hTt championship of 1931 beaten yesterday by Mil rt >r 4 at a> l 6 nosamDeri a the I l MMbMI the final L«e and Miss689 words
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Article93 1933-06-24 17 Marriage, Archaeology, Science, Murder, Not Film Stars. Hollywood. What intere Americans most? Mr. Victor Hcpcnn. th: him producer, has |tea trying to nnd this out by gathering information from a weekly with a 2.000.000 circulation 1 By tabulating nearly 2.000 stories and articles, he has come to93 words
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Article470 1933-06-24 17 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. June 9 MEAT. Beef, acak round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pok. lean UU quality), kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 -lutton. Australian, lb. 25 Fowl, kati 3 9 Hons (locally reared), kati 42 Ducks, each470 words
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Article183 1933-06-24 17 New Estimate Based On (iovt. Figures In America. New York. Srlf^'l l to the latest unofficial _stW.au E7np)o>cd uorktrs m the United 555 ITS 5S 3i 000 according to com the H ;rnm m a\ai.ao.e. The figures Indicate a awktew *m .7.03,000. by ~r m 5F£ korj of183 words
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Article31 1933-06-24 17 Prague. Trees in Czechoslovakia, to which girdal Jitertst is attarhrJ by reason of their historical or i mantle associations, are ln future to be equipped with lightning conductors.31 words
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Article56 1933-06-24 17 Drama Of Ancient Rome Revealed. PaestunTn £lfcf »2! th ancifat c, ty cf ago. hu.idred» 0 f ye rs 3 LmlL* "fefi? «M« a f r J P»estum because currency B ot coln,t -X their own BURUTL) FOR S\PETv it. buri ed Mln ord.r to prett?dl,i?n k 0156 words
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Article52 1933-06-24 17 ronng People In Canada. emsus. more ;Ar ',f 1 1?a by the 5 -331.99 l were 71lr -cut children than mer seventy 6g^ IW B-B c the worn m m w longeiity c-£hty and only m oo r nmtgj ware i n« lhe of gg v,,men and52 words
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Article32 1933-06-24 17 Mna4--McltiMj tot Of NatJoag. atccrdinl ;d tf Trinidad. cad may t .ncre r p rt T"«i- are rep e^t^ 3 m cTO 'here---,Tth^S SOf Mayans'k T' gfgaffl ci h from every32 words
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Article76 1933-06-24 17 Indian White Paper Shortcoming. London. CgJgY becoming str .ng facto/ la gnUUeaJ work ft 01 w Ulrir educational proar-ss and B gurTshl diSabUiU d■l id gum Shah Nawaz, the only woman del-gate %Ws»«s£^ »«~r o, worn™ :slng hfr op:i icn thn. -h. i. t t the Begum76 words
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Article58 1933-06-24 17 larger Shipments From Australia. Sydney. From March I>o Dec. 10 last year 527 81" U doZen expo: d oir?s an 45 compared whh the -01.170 cases for the same period of 1931 T c increase wis due mainly to larger ship. ■TISJ! f arS aDd th,58 words
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Article32 1933-06-24 17 _Th»fc«fck <m bargo on mi ia m -\pe-cted to affect certiin -brr hrms ,ho have reserves "f R u "an :o oe cawn in Finmsh mills. I is32 words
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Article82 1933-06-24 17 An Awkward Cricket Dilemma. London, May 25 Tho-.igh the full merr.bcrshin of Urn Jackson T'T Hawk? .-S ;:Ls y sha6e -d 'i. tee wJJ certainly be Mr. Warner Mr Austnii.. ,cam hlch p'»y<a ia IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. JJf, f the committer mM be of main arrest Match82 words
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Advertisement292 1933-06-24 17 To treat these complaints success- ge: to the root of the trouble -'•rice's Blood Mixture is the j worltTi greatest blood pur.fler and healer, .t is famous for Blood and Skin Disorders Of afl Chtmists and Stortu r, 4j/\ 2 ood in UQUID or TABLET form 9TT0 GULL BABAR (Registered).292 words
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Advertisement37 1933-06-24 17 Injuries whlch is easily applied and place even when applied 10 SvV/flL4'l >N v is obtainable from ali dispensaries //A ifcV. 1S i I or direct from the sole-apents:— is^S^dHHfi^j^ K v Straits j£va Trsdin g Co37 words
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Article175 1933-06-24 18 v Hymns Cannot Change Convicts." Port of Spain -Triniaad). HYMNS alone cannot make the expert direction to ckn Tney ne,>d again." C up clvll occupations naS! 7 8 thC V,Cm ™P™*ed here by at Of rges Lamy, chevalier or the Linn 5 MMM* a hen on his175 words
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Article175 1933-06-24 18 The Story Of A Dog's Devotion. A SHEEP-DOG on a farm near constant companion and friend of a horse. Whether the roads were dry or muddy dusty or clean, he would trot along at the side cf the hrree when their master went out driving. He did175 words
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Article184 1933-06-24 18 Sequel To Aeeident In Ipoh. From Our Otin Ccrretpondcn; Ipch. June 21 To-day in the Police Court, the char*.* agai'st H A. Johnson Dental Surgecn Of rausin gflt*M.< hurt to Captain D. S Praseby driving rashly and negligently at Sehb Road, was amended to ore of driving his184 words
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Article52 1933-06-24 18 Specimens To He Divided With (iovcrnmenl. Rio dc Janeiro. ot Br?S rxy lxions ml »tc Interior a•' t b CI: W*>JWI«I to urw rrjpiUss.v.£r by m var ploZZi 7^ rt f »»ta«io4|. ratnerahmni. 112^ onU% ><*»cal «Pirtmrft* i, pn,unless they ntr dj\id.>d w lum lly vutJi the52 words
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Advertisement270 1933-06-24 18 PHILLIPS* Dental THE MODERN TOOTHPASTE %J^ W <WBI that Whitens the gggj Proteus the Gu;ns D e3tr3ys Mouth' Acids 21 AUCTIOiN SALE. CHEONG KOON SENgTco? AUCTION SALE OF TOWN COOKTBY PROTEK.US CbeoßgKOO N0 chu|uSiroet On IVcdnwdai,, June 28, ar 2. 30 p.m. Lot l. Valuable 999 1 1 1 w.„270 words
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Miscellaneous102 1933-06-24 18 CLUB DIARY. rtci£ a n?J£ t a„ «»«rr» 0/ Idf 'Malawi TrtbuM- m, n mean noldlng over till next day TO-DAY. JUNE 24 ""■iSr P n »-P <,a tcurn«iran!s. Mo on JELfzi i n r Friendly Allciidanr- «ppmtalod. Aiiencanc compulsory. p *l Bfraits8 f raits Juvenile Union- Ch»»,« tire. Mr102 words
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Miscellaneous132 1933-06-24 18 h Vmmml "ft" Badminton 'ourrament. 4 15 pm Strait? Physical Athletic Party SDecial ALairs BP Committee meeting. Mr Van 'J*""™* Slai* Urn Park. Pm. Attendance roces ary MM »****** Union Chinese music prac. mee'C fifS TUESDAY. JUNE 27. Mayflower Musical and Dramatic Association d music practice. Mr Wo nX ShlaTvein132 words
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Article, Illustration98 1933-06-24 19 < Look At This Week's Post-Bag. Nrphr* r ,k4 iu nui< **»l t* liicti I taw rcuti? on 4 .ui Lu I puit *T the .rticlo I l,M f «ve prrti copied Iron» «ho «wrar to •c». ul -irtktc *r want lit th» 'mIXH EPF98 words
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Article254 1933-06-24 19 'By ••Krishna .Vaidu.*, met there lived a wealthy man in China V* that ther B he asked his servants why th-v not fcrta, M. Kane ftsh M -mun had c lL h J at time a had no other Kto 4 fj. ft?" I J Price than254 words
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Article69 1933-06-24 19 w vr tu Icrumc Klatig < .uit: *1 Ui*Eed of 4b »7 J *n«l our old vror!d m£L"2 Jw ua ™ota a -K a« our c!d «crtd t T s*ue xo* ever J ly 411 ihhablUnts. ot at I-J i S 3^ Xrltß the ©tv*ns- a d69 words
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Article359 1933-06-24 19 By "Happy Pal ~i It is not n uncommon occurrence to wlt- a re of tin- fact that those t longing Uh annum kingdom, have and 1 ,n,, ,,nt1y feel si m uch as we! lh "ore 3™* th(4 y haven't the pioper mean; of conveying to359 words
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Article128 1933-06-24 19 Dv Ton T.arry U c t)ur"i< mi .1 «cminjoiuo». ICMT>B ti you nnn bv i-' un an- «oi'jd Duct h :,,v "<*«" tU &j. .d i un tm ,aori ttiir puor UUfcy nus" cit a« «hurt u(| I 4 >,n ttBU; "Of» <i.w *„u «r». «-«tftv horn.-128 words
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Article160 1933-06-24 19 By Peie. A gentleman, travelling on foot one OMMMa •vas caught in the rain, and went into ar inn to spend the night. The inn was full at that time, and item was not a single bed left for him. He then J£ mMmj Ul r m160 words
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Article83 1933-06-24 19 By C. K Koft i ldi*ata« Is 9 vict »nd grtai dacaIt hak ruinw the world u wa do noT tr f prevent it, the world wtU become wtj.-- iad worce. K4 CW2 cleorly see tow tdleneaa ha» ruined the world. Tm-r, *n> some Idle boy? who an uol83 words
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Article387 1933-06-24 19 'By -Maurice Oon." K. L > 22* not met u,th approval t van 1 thlnk ,hC reWOn ""St was not up to standard, law! alt «npt of mine. I have an more likely to pass Uncle s censorship 5. cumes my a-ay do m y387 words
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Article85 1933-06-24 19 'By Charle% Ho, a w\J iU i c a n Uiing a awe man once observed mrt "me* in ce it ha. i quoted knows nothing at all about tt Wh The ignoramus usually has senae avoid what he knows nothtag ao?ut tho HUH aho has a85 words
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Article111 1933-06-24 19 i By Many hool children and young people in this world think it will b#> timJ w attend to good jnanijfcs fiLft. TLmt 10 and become men and womto P 01 mtit *kc. and matake Umt will dp great mischief No boy is too young to attend to111 words
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Article95 1933-06-24 19 debtor Ihjd1 hjd U*uiUul On* day fh_- Kl #f »<liJ»tr*tl birthday h» or.w.\'?.'!? to 111 «x Ats: ss »1« woul 'W> WOUUI tuppb rj,' Pl to w 1)1, t Thr "Wild hriMivnt >»1. k "J «Je th, ,,,lh neela a»v rrW 011 pPQWk «K« .Ultmd n-w.95 words
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Article74 1933-06-24 19 *V "L S Peng», 2 l<*e that tt 1 Power: and you can" Su?IH ™oney Therefore we aaV -EL^ valuable than gold te 01 0 it hS d Alva EJih* wanted to L£ EL??! hU company, as h/ i t\V Kood for men they never try74 words
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Advertisement307 1933-06-24 19 Food» j digested as mother's milk f hevTr7„ 1 I Freth Stock, of the •Allcnbury.' Food. arc i m n 1 arr im ported every week 1 MUk Food No. 1 Milk Food No 2 I B>rth to i month. l I 5 to o month. Malted Food No. 3307 words
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Article, Illustration61 1933-06-24 20 The pictures on this page of the opening of the Economic Conterenee were taken on June 12, less than a fortnight ago, and were rushed to Singapore by air. I*? Kill making his inaugural address at th°**S***m of the World Economic Conference Mr. Mac-Donald61 words
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Article, Illustration6 1933-06-24 20 he Kh ,„.u,uUo„ .pc. Ku>li LuMpur6 words
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Article, Illustration11 1933-06-24 20 —ter D—, he fMtt ano type RA P. Pageant. lC ■■>'■ tk|11 words
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Article, Illustration21 1933-06-24 20 W The winning W m he mte r- S chool relay race between Kn a l» by Victoria Institution. Lumpcr Jfl01 ™>21 words
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Article, Illustration16 1933-06-24 20 Member, of a pier.ic party to Morlb tske 1«,, refresh*,*, ia ai wreahment on «the roadside.16 words
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Article, Illustration14 1933-06-24 20 These two Kuala Lumpur children arc learning to swim whilst they ZX young enough!14 words
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Article, Illustration29 1933-06-24 20 TIM Frinc ol Waits f»ir'n« i Palace on their nrtUTn irnm Ik! tlle Guards marched t> mmwmT* lu !1 the colour wS H,,al tan.lv are standing on the iKS^^****29 words
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Article, Illustration5 1933-06-24 20 Beem to enloriiur themmf.] VM5 words
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Article, Illustration5 1933-06-24 20 Brookljn. Ne York J<«£ Brunt.5 words
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Advertisement10 1933-06-24 20 IN THE OVAL FLASK 0) c Callum's PERFECTION SCOTS WHISKY10 words
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Advertisement144 1933-06-24 20 PERFECTION SCOTS WHKkv TO WORKERS POSIT,ONT T0 LOOK Fo ™> TO LEISURED EASE IN THEIR LATER YEARS INDEPENDENCE j CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED BY SYSTEMATIC SAVING DURING YOUR WORKING YEARS. I YOU MAY NEVER HAVE REALISED THE VALUE OF I LIFE ASSURANCE j OR WHAT IT WILL EFFECT WHEN CAREFULLY144 words
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