The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 September 1932
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Title Section16 1932-09-16 1 The Sinapore Pree Press so. 753 ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932. 10 CENTS.16 words
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Article301 1932-09-16 1 Two Leading Aircraftsmen were drowned at the Royal Air Base at Seletar when a flying boat with a crew of five crashed Page 9. Text of the Protocol between Japan and Mai.chukuo has been published Page 9. Intense indignation at Japan's recognition of Manchukuo is prevalent throughout301 words
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Article990 1932-09-16 1 Pecunda culpae saecula nuptias Primum inquinavere. et genus, et domos: Hoc fonte derivata clades In patnam populurmjiie fluxit. Horace. Self-expression is an abstract noun of comparatively recent origin, much used not to say abused by the school of decadent novelists, largely feminine. It is an abstraction of the slogan990 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement162 1932-09-16 1 II VV will o gT*! N \B LE AT ALL rjDRf, PROVISION STORES lAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL SATURDAY, SEPT. 17th. fECIAL DINNER and RACE BALL EXTENSION TILL 2 A.M. BOOK NOW. TO-NIGHT TEA DANCE-6.30 to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.30-MTONIGHT SPECIAL DAILY ISH DOLLAR LUNCH SATURDAY A LA162 words
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Advertisement101 1932-09-16 1 1 EUROPE I HOT ELp™"' SPECIAL RACE DINNER and DANCE EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. SUNDAY H R waring, Orchestral Special Manager. Concert 9.30—11 p.m. Has it ever struck you that THE CAPITOL RESTAURANT is the ideal spot m Singapore for a delightful AFTERNOON TEA PARTY? Cool Comfortable and the most101 words
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Advertisement115 1932-09-16 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Piano bargains Pag; 3. Ethel Manin's latest book Page 1. Home grown fruits and vegetables Page 8. Guard yourself against accidents Page 16. For that heavy feeling a';;r limit Pm 3. CHRYSLER LOW INITIAL COST "Its all experience!" In this mood Miss Ethel Mannin sets down m her115 words
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Advertisement7 1932-09-16 1 i OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES7 words
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Article296 1932-09-16 2 Cause Ipoh Chinese to Take His Life A sensation was caused m Ipoh on Monday when it became known that Mr. Wong Sin Onn. who for over 30 years has been m the employ Mr. F. J. "Bryant, the well-known lawyer had committed suicide by cutting his throat,296 words
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Article187 1932-09-16 2 The following are Singapore Volunteer Corps routine orders by Lieut. Col. M. J. T. Reilly, M.C., Commanding S.S.V.F. Singapore, Sept. 14. Ranges The following range allotments are republished for information Buses leave Headquarters Sat. Sun. Bkt. T. Range Farrer R. 2 p.m. 7.30 a.m. 17.9.32 "E" i187 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement477 1932-09-16 2 MACLEAN BRAND STOMACH POWDER for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gastric Ulcer, Flatulence, and all forms of Stomach Trouble. PRICE $1.00 PER BOTTLE. Obtainable from all Chemists and from the Distributors: MEDICAL HALL LTD., Battery Road. Opposite General Post Office. BUSINESS CARDS. I BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Claas Work— Lowest477 words
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Advertisement610 1932-09-16 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Annual Supplies for 1933. Date of Closing. See list m Municipal Tender Room. Leasing of610 words
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Advertisement403 1932-09-16 2 Bj JB BSr^ v^^BJ BJBY RBt mß^Bi I B^tß B^Bm T^V^H Hf SaßT9^ BTBi Br .BAJbTj^ JU > Pepsodent polishes teeth as it removes film This double-action tooth paste brings a rapid improvement m the appearance of your teeth SOME tooth pastes will remove three most important things nectary film,403 words
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Advertisement224 1932-09-16 2 NOTICES. Proposed Amalgamation of THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED, THE HO HONG BANK LIMITED, and THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK LIMITED. The Directors ol the abovenamed Companies have the pleasure to announce that I the shareholders of each Company have, at an Extraordinary General Meeting convened for the purpose by resolutions passed224 words
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Advertisement104 1932-09-16 2 AUCTION BAII AUCTION SAI.K I VALUABI.E STATUTORY GRM SINGAPORE TOWN PBOPERHM To be htld il -f Hsl H Keng Ix-o and Co. Ltd. Ra3*. CtsM RalH< I ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBB at 2.^0 P.M- I P\RTI((I\» I Lot Iw— Valuablf BUW fl hou.>' bwva %< I 436 1 NORTH BRIDGE M104 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous207 1932-09-16 2 THE WEEK Friday, 16th. High Water 1.28 9.0 ft.. 23.34 9.9 ft. Visitors' Day at Po Leung Kuk, 4.50 p.m. "Madam Butterfly" by Italian Opera Co., Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Annual Conference of Licorporated Society of Planters, Port Dickson. Hockey: A.P.C. Sports Club trial game, Paya Lebar. SC.C. Tennis A.207 words
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Article782 1932-09-16 3 Alsagoff Dispensary Opening Next Month [By Our Muslim Corre pondentl It may b? ie:nembered that some few months ago the Muslimin Trust Fund Association. Singapore decided at one of their meetii cs to establish a dispensary where poor and indigent Muslims may obtain medical attention and medicine782 words
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Article229 1932-09-16 3 Annotated By the Recipients Stockholm. A volume of love-letters written by August Strindberg, the great Swedish dramatist, to his third wife, Harriet Bosse, has Just been published by Mrs. Bosse herself. The letters reveal quite a new side of Stringberg's fascinat- ing personality; it is the still, and229 words
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Article31 1932-09-16 3 The talkie for Monday, September, 26, ai the Capitol, will be "The Sign of Four," Sherlock Holmes, greatest detective story, a British production. Tickets are procurable at the Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay.31 words
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Article210 1932-09-16 3 Popular Bishop Resigns Dr. W. W. Hough, the Bishop of Woolwich. 1 has resigned after a serious illness. All South-East London will miss his breezy, rigorous and emphatic sermons, unless, as Is hoped, he will recover sufficiently to carry on is assistant bishop. A caster's barrow210 words
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Article295 1932-09-16 3 Dr. C. H. Kellaway, director of the Walter md Eliza Hall Institute, Melbourne, m dis- 1 :ussing "Snake Venoms as Muscular Poisons," ivhich formed the subject on his presidential address m the physiology and experimental biology section of the Australian Science Congress pointed out that m the history295 words
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Article227 1932-09-16 3 Mr. R. D. Blumenfeld on the Production of the Future A journalist for over fifty years has confessed that he only once experienced the "glowing satisfaction of being able to read and enjoy what I should call the ideal newspaper." Mr. R. D. Blumenfeld, Master of the227 words
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Article50 1932-09-16 3 Decline m Numbers Reported Berlin, Sept. 12. During the second half of August, the German unemployed army decreased by 158,000 to 5.225 millions. The decrease k partly due to the demand for seasonal labour and partly to the continuation of the weeding but process 1b the labour exchanges.50 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement240 1932-09-16 3 ASEPSO FOR Wt SKIH SAFETY y\S£DSQ" fit W FOR ALL SKIN TROUBLES ■DWABD (C)OK CO. LTD., LONDON lA2 1 »"'•*£•»•<'*•» I jff Ifj-J jf f 0 v x I u^^t^ dUU y 4 w f \N I Haiifc ih# vMppmw i *-i*^^ ••""—•s^^B S|^ »w3SiBl I TWh* Set torattw I-_240 words
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Advertisement150 1932-09-16 3 STOP DIGESTIVE PAIN QUICKLY The worst attacks of indigestion are stepped m a few seconds by taking a little >T s:3urated* Magnesia m water immediately after eating. Bisurated* Magnesia goes right to the seat of the trouble, neutralises excess acidity, stops fermentation, and soothes, heals and strengthens the inflamed stomach150 words
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Advertisement84 1932-09-16 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES: 21, First Cross Street i MALACCA. 11, Light Street PENANG. 14, Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration applied84 words
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Article335 1932-09-16 4 LITTLE THINGS THAT FATTEN EVERY woman is alter that nymph-like silhouette. Meals are being cut; potatoes eschewed; and there are bathings and pommellings going on as well. What sadness and sorrow Is here! In many Instances, the fat will remain regardless until. at length, the slimmer335 words
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Article196 1932-09-16 4 »|*HE newest idea, according to Carole Lorn* bard, to get a new shade is to have it dyed from white cloth. Miss Lombard recently appeared m a suit of a most bewitching shr.de of, blue. When question 1 about it, Carole said It was ail old French196 words
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Article129 1932-09-16 4 Now that table cloths have assumed a place of great interest, up-to-date hostesses are using some really intricate styles. Cloths of white damask patterned with small, embossed flower heads, are out m circles for round tables, and made with frills to hang over the sides of129 words
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Article131 1932-09-16 4 Pretty schemes were to be seen at a smart' function m London. There was abundant! admiration for the deep yellow satin material use as a long frock under a bolero coat of brown satin, the satin being made up on the dull side. Elegance was achieved m such131 words
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Article89 1932-09-16 4 Face cloths of rubber may sound rather extraordinary but there is nothing revolutionary m using rubber on the face, we have long used rubber sponges. These cloths are about twelve inches square. Their surface is soft and crepe-like, m pale colours with bindings of darker rubber They89 words
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Article31 1932-09-16 4 ar^X I h a *«*«in g well S their hO Ye& ar more attention the mle^ they do to of ™\Z?T. W not ied to "He.. They --^iar^hi^mi^er-31 words
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Article, Illustration885 1932-09-16 4 From the Mere Mans Point of View. HPHE MALE point of view Of course it' X exists about women and their clothes, I mean, but how often do we stop to consider it when cur enthusiasm is running riot ever a new hat or frock, or when we are885 words
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Article119 1932-09-16 4 I*HOSE who enjoy swimming as well as sun bathing. are re-arranging ;heir permanent waves so that they will be well protected frcm the bad effect of sea water So the top of the head is brushed sleekly and not pressed into tight waves, with the parting fairly low119 words
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Article83 1932-09-16 4 17ERY large chiffon handkerchiefs. de rigeur for the dance, are square and made m deep colours— bdue. emerald green, brown and black. Among the new designs printed patterns show very large white flowers. Floral patterns are represented m a large sprawling chrysanthemum m the centre of the handkerchief,83 words
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Article97 1932-09-16 4 Dark blue and white, and lighter blues and white are m great request by fashionable women. Their demand is met by short-sleeved dresses m blue to wear under short, white coats, also brief m the r.rms. Perhaps the hat is as shiny and bright as the97 words
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Article, Illustration116 1932-09-16 4 Fashions m pictures change almost as completely as fashions m clothes. Just now. the vogue is fcr small pictures hung directly under the picture rail, which is now placed at a lower level than that to which we are accustomed. i An engraving m a narrow, unvarnished frame is116 words
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Article, Illustration123 1932-09-16 4 For those who find their legs become very tired after motoring for any length of time, there are some new wedge-shaped hassocks. which lessen such tiredness considerably. Of course, they can be made at home, but busy housewives will find them stocked m i many sizes123 words
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Article105 1932-09-16 4 Those sandals which are having such a vogue now are influencing the design of shoes for evening wear. Already there are models showing satin tops attached to calf soles and leattier heels. The shape is an exact replica of the summer styles, being broad and comfortable, with105 words
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Article597 1932-09-16 4 Law and Women s Hats A Brigadier-General, chairman of Aldershot Magistrates, told a girl prosecutor: "It is an insult to this court and a most disreputable proceeding that you should come here before me wearing no hat. I hope you are thoroughly ashamed of yourself." On the following Sunday the597 words
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Article86 1932-09-16 4 Milliners with a reputation for smartness are still making dozens of caps, but they have also some straws the size of tea-trays. There are new wide-brimmed straws with dull surfaces, either untrimmed, or encirc'ed with the narrowest of ribbons. There is also a new fashion. Velvet crowns86 words
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Article116 1932-09-16 4 CLEEVES on frocks aptly called "Five o'clock Frccks" are made m a variety of shapes. There are the old favourites, raglan sleeves and leg-o-mutton styles. Sometimes the intricacy of cut ensures that the back of the bodice of the frock and the sleeves are m one. Frocks,116 words
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Article, Illustration218 1932-09-16 4 Men Cheer Seaside Verdict Cliftonvillr. Three London girls wan the "n:c3t beautiful hair" competition at the Cliftonvillc swimming pool despite long, short, and curly odds. Mere than 2.000 people watched tfc parade from the cliffs and balustrades, and lined Mm sides of the pool, rews deep. It218 words
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Article430 1932-09-16 4 'HAN HRrvr^: Bar a era. y.,., -ha vamps wen- th<* J slinky, black or Jl^« *ho J considered p,..- r^ir. But fashmn perhaps, aft, r all <**a** m thebrun,tt, v. «*J the most an,;,;: \Z'2** have a S n, lk > h mother calls i na430 words
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Article54 1932-09-16 4 Whether our i^- I parchment frock. Angel-skin I* r connection too. ttd patterned with B9M »B a soft amm pink to tastefully sprmkl.d and violrt B»«m coloured lan- eOMH JM has such a vogue on *>^*j" I and which ton White to •■•>■ M In fact. It54 words
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Article61 1932-09-16 4 ,y Have you I '"V^ to many of tb surely tempt Uk 'lZ coat, evrn OU< h b^k A mass of b,!- being ov.r-:.. are quaint. ha f xs the ba.- t hr 2 effect slopes t v* neath Ntaf a perfect MM „u<t^' Bows BaWl rfl^»61 words
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Article44 1932-09-16 4 Brown am! „;s sununer the> dress expert IV S vi :> One MM !v- j brown, or i calf are to* straw hats I— J ribbon a>,.-, '%<***> New surd-' l>< a fine ptattnl *o*~l A ill ftftU i; appears ;us otht'rwLv vi.44 words
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Advertisement359 1932-09-16 5 *M.\TINEES: SAT. AND SUN. AT 3.15 p.m. m vfy a^^FSv LJ l f£&y J3I i raR Cm aSsW^B j RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903. I y. ALL-LAUGHTER DOUBLE-SHOW /s Uf\\W r }l(i linest Comedy yy^ 1 f v Programme ever yy kfSi NOT SO WESTERN Wm I ROUT splitting burlesque S^ STRICTLY359 words
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Advertisement233 1932-09-16 5 "EXCELLENTLY DONE WELL WORTH SEEING" "Straits Times" 15|9j32. HERE'S A BRITISH SHOW YOU'LL ENJOY Icapitoll w V#W#VW¥VWWWWV¥WWWVW TO-NIGHT 6.15, 9.15. ALL THE THRILLS OF THE "SILENT DAYS!" Magnificent English and Scottish Scenery Familiar Scenes of London, with a thrilling motor-car chase through the city "A HONEYMOON ADVENTURE "g From C.233 words
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Advertisement184 1932-09-16 5 Still on the GOLD STANDARD of entertainment LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT WARNER BAXTER KAREN MORLEY IN FOX MOVIETONE'S THRILLER MAN ABOUT TOWN To-morrow Saturday MATINEE AT 3 p.m. WHAT A THRILL TO SEE THEM together! m •Jl m WMiVtid v K| 4 ':m^r I _^_^_t \v. Ifl''ir_Ki .MB 41 _^_B_R'*' _^__j___^>'.*184 words
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Article355 1932-09-16 6 New York Yankees Win League Pennant New York, Sept. 14. The New York Yankees won the American League pennant yesterday. Results were as follow (Johnson home run for Boston and Campbell for St. Louis) The Yankees also won their hundredth victory against 43 defeats and their seventh LeagueReuter - 355 words
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Article188 1932-09-16 6 Crawford and Hopman Win German Doubles J. Crawford and H. Hopman (Australia) won the German doubles championship at Hamburg, beating O. Hughes and H. N. Lee (Britain), 7—5. 6 3, 3 6, 6 3. Von Cramm (Germany) defeated Menzel (Czechoslovakia). 3 6. 6 2. 6 2. 6 3.188 words
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Article584 1932-09-16 6 Wazir AH and Naidu m Form The Indian tourists' match against the Indian Gymkhana at Osterley Park was drawn. The weather was fine and the Indians, winning the toss, decided to bat on a perfect wicket. Wazir Ali and Naomal opened the innings, and the latter584 words
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Article355 1932-09-16 6 Singapore Championship Results Results of the ties played last woek-end j were Inter-Club Championship: Amateur Athletic Union beat Amateur Sporting Association s—o5 0 Chew K<row Chin beat Gan Hock Hoe 15 0. 1 15 5: Lim Tian Wan beat Tan Soo Choo 11.15 11. 15 11; Koh Yew Keng355 words
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Article38 1932-09-16 6 The Rev. Father Joseph Machado Lawrence of the Portuguese Mission of Singapore has arrived m Malacca to take the place of fcev Father Manuel Fernandez, who is going to Ooa In the near future o*ing to failing health38 words
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Advertisement120 1932-09-16 6 BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME I m WITH THE LAMPS O^ASTINC BRILLIANCE I J^B H V *^-^^B •-'>■' <i j V IB V^^CrSi bhW ,^BI fl Sole Agents UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. i Incorporated m Straits Settlements* SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES. Stuikist. JOHN LITTLE CO.. LTD. BONNIE OLAXO BABY t A doctor says "My120 words
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Advertisement54 1932-09-16 6 Remember that pure blood not only keeps away disease, but is Nature's remedy— in fact, the blood is the stream of life. In the treatment of Blood and Skin Complaints Clarke's Blood Mixture is unexcelled, it expels the poisons and assists healing. Of alt Chemiits and Stores. BqttaUy good m54 words
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Advertisement341 1932-09-16 6 Thc^Favourite Jdr Every Cup Throughout the World the best judges of quality and good value insist on having Lipton's Tea. They appreciate the fine flavour and perfect freshness which distinguish this famous tea from all others. I—. On sale tverywhert In the famous yellow tin. LIPTOM LTD. T** Planw* Ceylon,341 words
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Article639 1932-09-16 7 Protest Against Shipping T^itrary CROWING TRAFFIC MJL Letter to Homeward Conference ng of the Straits Settlements latlon it was decided to .vs of the Malacca Planters' Malacca Chinese Chamber t<> a letter dated July Homeward Japan, China rcncf on the Malacca L-jnf «rtttr»ry. ii unewmrd639 words
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Article32 1932-09-16 7 IS Chi, 110n Kon s pt 14- <x-Presldent of the an >f AugU3t This action Is l n of W* refusal to M Uvi ty at presents-Sin Chew32 words
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585 1932-09-16 7 SERVICE TO EDUCATION Missionary Who Served 40 Years m Malaya News lias been received In Penang of the death of Rev. G. F. Pykett on Friday at Bcdi ford Psik, London, after an illness dating from his retirement last April, after nearly forty585 words
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Article173 1932-09-16 7 "Safe Eye-Wash or So Much Junk The decentralisation movement m Malaya has attracted the attention of the Saturday Review. Here is its comment. "In Malaya the new policy of its chief. Sir Cecil Clementi. a Colonial administrator with j a great reputation, is not at all popular173 words
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Article98 1932-09-16 7 Sets Time Limit to Annuities Offer Dublin, Sept. 10. The Free State Government has decided to Impose a time limit on the offer to submit the problem of land annuities to an International tribunal, according to a statement appearing to-day m the Irish Press, a newspaper withReuter Wireless - 98 words
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Article63 1932-09-16 7 Sports Plane Crashes m Balkans Budapest, Sept. 8. A sports 'plane piloted by the Hungarian airman Carol Katwfilft. one of the most f amoua of the Hungarian pilots m the world war, crashed to-day In the environs of Eger. The airman and his companion were killed.63 words
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Article1813 1932-09-16 7 DECISION TO WIND-UP EUROPE HOTEL Scheme for Luxury Building That Fell Through ARCHITECTS LARGEST CREDITORS Parties and Gala Nights to Clear off Existing Stocks At a meeting; of the creditors of the Europe Hotel Limited, m the Exchange Room yesterday, presided over by Mr. E. N. Taylor, Assistant Official Assignee,1,813 words
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Article259 1932-09-16 7 ASSIZE COURT SEQUEL Chinese Receives Five Year Sentence A Chinese named Leong Meng was sentenced by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m the Assize Court yesterday to five years' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, to which he pleaded259 words
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Article200 1932-09-16 7 Chinese Sentenced to Death Sentence of death was passed yesterday by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell on a Chinese named Cheng Leong, who was found guilty on his own voluntary confession of having murdered a former police constable whose mutilated body was found m a drain m Sago Stret200 words
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Article124 1932-09-16 7 Penang mercantile employees. suddenlygalvanised into activity, held a lengthy meeting on Monday and debated for over an hour about the question of the proposed weekly wage at the end of which a resolution was passed favouring the proposal. Thirteen voted for and 7 against but almost half124 words
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Article404 1932-09-16 7 of salaries and wages included m the $28,000 was only a small part. In reply to Mr. Aitken Berry, it was stated that the months of July and August showed a loss. Asked whether that loss might be due to a stigma which had possibly attached itself to the hotel404 words
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Article176 1932-09-16 7 120 Dead m Troop Train Smash I DESERT TRAGEDY 31 Coaches Crash Into Ravine Oran, Algeria, Sept. 14. Fifty were killed and 80 injured m a terrible disaster to a French troop train transporting 510 officers. N.C.O.s. and men of the Foreign Legion. It is believed tttqftReuter - 176 words
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Article267 1932-09-16 7 A SPELLING ERROR Why Supreme Court Case was Adjourned Owing to a spelling error In a document of major importance a rise m the Suprrmt Court yesterday before the Chief Justice,. Sir William MurLson, was adjourned m order that the error could be rectified. The action was one m which267 words
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Article195 1932-09-16 7 Retirement From S.S. Prison Staff A pleasant little cei'emony took place m the Prison Officers Club on Wednesday evening, when Mr. A. W. Duggan was presented with a gold watch by his fellow officers on the occasion of his retirement from the prison service. Mr. A.195 words
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Article92 1932-09-16 7 Indian Leaders' Efforts to Reach Agreement Simla. Sept 14. Efforts are being made to deter Gandhi from carrying out his fast. The Viceroy granted an interview to an Assembly representative of the depressed classes, who yesterday appealed to all parties to make an effort to save the lifeReuter - 92 words
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Article46 1932-09-16 7 New York, Sept. 13. For the second successive day the Stock Exchange reacted from the recent optimistic levels and the severe break at the opening was only partially redeemed by a rally In the afternoon and prominent descriptions closed several points down Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article73 1932-09-16 7 Even a Prince may be the Tictlm of a Joke! Prom Venice comes the story of the Princt of Wales on a brief sJght-seein* walk when somebody told the y Ince that he should se, the hones of the City. The Prince express* surprise that there should be horn* faTt^73 words
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729 1932-09-16 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932 GANDHI AGAIN We may be doing Mahatma Gandhi an injustice but it is difficult to dissociate his recent decision to enter upon "a fast unto death" from the fact that the other methods of the' Indian Congress to balk the efforts of the729 words
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Article199 1932-09-16 8 Attractive Performance of La Boheme The San Carlo Grand Opera Company their return visit IP Singapore with La Boheme at the Victoria Theatre last night. There was a large audience present and the Company did full Justice to Puccini's popular opera. M. Poerio sang well as Rudolph,199 words
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Article134 1932-09-16 8 Subscriptions to League Expenses Geneva, Sept. 14. The announcement that China is meeting her obligations despite the loss of revenue arising from events m Manchuria and Shanghai has produced a most favourable impression on the League Secretariat. The Chinese Government has just notified the Secretariat of the 'paymentReuter - 134 words
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Article77 1932-09-16 8 Appointed Governor of Newfoundland London, Sept. 15. Admiral Sir David Anderson has been appointed Governor of Newfoundland. Reuter. [Admiral Anderson, who entered the Navy m 1889 and is 58 years of age, was RearAdmiral and Senior Officer. Yangtse. from 1923 to 1925 and for a time acted as77 words
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Article52 1932-09-16 8 Leaders m Cabinet Consider Position Rugby. Sept. 15. Considerable discussion is taking place regarding the possible attitude of the Liberals m the Government towards the Ottawa agreements and the newspapers state that this matter was considered at a private meeting between some of the Liberal leaders yesterday.52 words
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Article100 1932-09-16 8 The number of deaths recorded m the Singapore municipal area during the week ended September 10 was 169. giving a mortality xate of 18.69 compared with 18.24 m the preceding week and 19.48 m the corresponding week of last year. There were no deaths of Europeans. 4 Eurasions, 134 Chinese.100 words
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Article708 1932-09-16 8 $50,000 SPENT ON MOON CAKES CHINESE CELEBRATE LUNAR BIRTHDAY Offerings to the Benign Goddess During the last fortnight something like $50,000 has been spent by local Chinese m the purchase of moon cakes, it is estimated by our Chinese correspondent, m connection with the celebration of the Fifteenth day of708 words
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Article110 1932-09-16 8 Glasgow Rangers Defeat Newcastle London, Sept. 15. In a friendly football match between the holders of the Scottish and English FA. Cups Glasgow Rangers defeated Newcastle 4—l Reuter. ARSENAL DRAW AT WEST BROMWIC 11 In a First Division match at West Bromwich to-day the Arsenal shared point* with110 words
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Article64 1932-09-16 8 Rug-by, Sept. 15. Sir Henry Simpson, the celebrated gynaecologist who attended the Princess Royal and the Duchess of York at the birth of their children, died suddenly from heart failure In London yesterday. It was Sir Henry Simpeon m the bulletin issued after the birth of PrincessBritish Wireless - 64 words
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Article11 1932-09-16 8 Mr. C. E. Jenkins has been appointed State Engineer, at Kedah11 words
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Article67 1932-09-16 8 GERMANY'S DEMAND TO REARM REARM BRlfisl Move Plan tolSr^ A m-A *> German rt the DaU> undersu? 1 will tak, lf **w Dlsarmam.r.: I *j should be en WMDMda by a cons,,.- ;e Interested 4 The lnif: idea n,^ The pa impolicy DM "M Government T llnh Germany .-,,>;.,..• irReuter - 67 words
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Article80 1932-09-16 8 A Reminder From the Treasury Washington, *f v All debtors of the Umied Sut*tJc| to exercise th< postponemmi notify the American Government id* night, m tnm4u» with thetm»*| debts ■ptMMßti iiinouricw the 1^ oecretan (Mr. O.ci. M He adds that apart from Ksthon. and Poland. M other debtor80 words
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Article79 1932-09-16 8 Coni'ereiUT (id> Dm to Work Harte v*l! Important p: made yatrtj the attempt 10 rotton*l»a a result an IgNtd .«£enda err.bodyirf tbr|i at issue and the order for diviutttkh a meetintr of the conference m Misrlvir day under the chairma:vship of tbe MkM| Labour's F W U| The79 words
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Article50 1932-09-16 8 Leave to Appeal (i.anled How Ronj vfi 1! Sir William I r <* 1 has granted t: respitf cution of Urn naftam on Cha *"T] who was four..-; I P"*'^*, of George Fu::u and senfcnced to terday. Sir William h to the Juclui,. U **'l |M| Siar..:50 words
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Article58 1932-09-16 8 LONDON AND NF\VVORK T I> C RI'BISKK PRICES [FREE MM ********> London. *-P l Mes.srs Henry Gartoer brokers, notify :o-da> > i» P"" follows r Spot ***** («»> £152^4 (MM TIM mark.' WH** Messrs. BymliMgJ^Li notify to-day'B rubber F follows m« Spot 2 L7S2d :in6d'^ 2 s Bd58 words
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Article36 1932-09-16 8 i Shin«h* The PHI I to-day Ual C a Nine r J.l?* 4^ Mr Sr.v Eric Draw with regard i cation ol the 1 the Japan- earafaft siniiiltam 0 port. -Kent.Reuter - 36 words
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Article21 1932-09-16 8 inter virvMd •<< the lapect d 9 Ninkini: I lefti***" At prta n vicinity of N K-Ut< rReuter - 21 words
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Advertisement135 1932-09-16 8 DRY SACK WALNUT BROWN SHERRIES SHIPPED BY WILLIAMS HUMBERTS, LTD. CAIXJEECKS WINE MERCHANTS. FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY'— IKAN KURAU 8 IKAN MERAH From 35 cts. to 40 cts. per lb. Singapore COLD STORAGE Co Ltd ORCHARD ROAD SUB-DEPOTS. COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED Head Office 13, Regent Street, LONDON, S.W.I. TAKE CHARGE135 words
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Advertisement17 1932-09-16 8 EXQUISITELY MODELLED SILVER TOAST RACKS Gift Most Useful U. S. de Silva Bros.. 23 HIGH STREET SINGAPORE.17 words
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197 1932-09-16 9 •Perpetual Friends to Secure Peace m Far East" WORLD OPINIONS OF RECOGNITION Acute Anxiety m British Official Circles London, September 15. The protocol between Japan and Mancukuo was published H^ It states that Japan has recognised the fact that fc^hukuo m accordance with the free-willReuter - 197 words
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239 1932-09-16 9 London, Sept. 15. inxiety has been created iiplomutic and well-informed cera by the announcement of cognition of Manchukuo. I text of the note has not yet published but the effects of pition have been seriously ied for the past month. ugh largely diiicounted the decisionReuter - 239 words
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Article54 1932-09-16 9 Migration prevails all over Mitnchukuo the action of aum runs m prohibiting de- 1 and mass meeting has resulted* ■■en order. on to-day the capital was no demonstrations. The Mmistery are negotiating authorities concerning 'apanese sailors which is i Sboaen Kuisha's berthing j Chines.' authorities IReuter Far Eastern - 54 words
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Article136 1932-09-16 9 peace topn,,r tin- F.r I Thr >ft J etantf srcuaatnti i Urn L Manchun.' Rome. Sept. 15. Japanese action has caused no surprise m Italy as Japanese recognition of Manchukuo was expected. The average Italian regarded recognition as an inevitable result of the pressure of economic136 words
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Article130 1932-09-16 9 lions Kong. Sept. 15. evening rtattl that the I M worsened. Hundreds been ordered to Dat- b a.iy reperciusion that Chinese quarters a.s the re- Mtion of the ManH The Japanese are i along the Yangtze. ten issued an order H n and demonstraH Living the Reds an but130 words
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Article219 1932-09-16 9 FOUND DROWNED IN RIVER Disappeared After Husband's Suicide Sacramento, California, Sept. 15. The body of a woman found m the river here was identified to-day as that of Dorothy Millette. Paul Bern's first wife. A Los Angeles message states that a will has been produced dated219 words
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Article132 1932-09-16 9 Help for Danubian Countries Stresa. Sept. 14. An interesting stage has been reached at the Danubian Reconstruction Conference, to which many are looking to pave the way for general European economic improvement. The Conference ha* adjourned to enable ielegates to submit a concrete scheme to ;heir respectiveReuter - 132 words
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Article93 1932-09-16 9 Doing Better Than Large Farmers Rugby. Sept. 15. The Ministry of Agriculture reports that, ienerally, small holders have so far weathered :he agriculture depression m a remarkable way md m 1931 were doing better than large farmers, rhe area of new land acquired during 1931 by :ountyBritish Wireless - 93 words
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Article, Illustration370 1932-09-16 9 Victims Trapped in' [Sinking Flying Boat ANOTHER PLANE RESCUES SURVIVORS Two Leading Aircraftsmen were trapped andj drowned when one of the big flying boats at the Royal Air Force Base at Seletar crashed and| sunk yesterday while returning to the Base. The pilot and370 words
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Article45 1932-09-16 9 Giving Him Freedom to Fast j The Government has decided to J remove Gandhi from prison as soon as i he begins to fast to a suitable residence J where his only restriction will be that i he must remain there.- -Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article86 1932-09-16 9 under the leadership cf Air Commandant Merino having sent an ultima.am to President Davila. threatening to bomb the palace if he did not resign by 4 p.m.. alleging, inter alia, that he had deviated from true Socialism to the detriment of the poor and needy. There were no disturbances for86 words
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Article155 1932-09-16 9 No News of Overdue Atlantic Fliers Rome. Sept. 14. The trans-Atlantic aeroplane American Nurse Is nearing the end of its journey. It was sighted at 9 p.m. over Sardinia, flying low to avoid heavy clouds. Reuter. Rome. Sept. 15. Expectations of the arrival of the aeroplane American155 words
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Article133 1932-09-16 9 Mr. Hoover Refused to Change His Mind Washington, Sept. 15. The action of the Resolutions Committee of the American Legion Convention, now meeting at Portland, Oregon, m adopting by 21 votes to 9 a resolution asking for the immediate payment of the war veterans' bonus, brought anReuter - 133 words
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Article96 1932-09-16 9 Avoid Harbin-Siberia Route London, Sept. 15. In consequence of bandit outrages m Manchuria m which Britons have been involved the Foreign Office has issued a statement pointing out that Britons proceeding to and from the Far East will be well advised at present not to incur theReuter - 96 words
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Article43 1932-09-16 9 Dublin, Sept. 15. It Is understood that Mr. De Valera will probably visit London at the end of the week en route for Geneva for a final interview with Mr. Thomas on the question of international arbitration.- -Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article122 1932-09-16 9 Chilean Rebel Leader's Short Reign FLED WITHOUT TRACE Planes Swoop on City and are Captured Santiago, Sept. 15. Air Commandant Merino's coup has been short-lived. Following dissentiens among the new leaders, Merino fled to Elbosque airport. where, apparently, he ordered the Air Force to disperse, fcr122 words
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Advertisement126 1932-09-16 9 >***»>^ SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 th ONLY a MORE DAYS J REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS i Don 9 t Miss This Opportunity BADMINTON STRINGS IN Red, Green, Orange, Purple, Blue or Black. MADE BY Armour Co., Philip W. Thayer, Btrlns Crafters. Chicago Union Building. Singapore. WINGET CONCRETE MIXERS The126 words
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Advertisement948 1932-09-16 10 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. Steam Ship Co Ltd and China THE HUAKHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., (1932) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE948 words
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Advertisement486 1932-09-16 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Doc Spore. Sails Spore. Steamer 5.3. CITY OP MELBOURNE For Marseilles, Havre, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Sept. 30 Oct. 2 s.s. CITY OP KOBE For Havr. London,486 words
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Advertisement423 1932-09-16 10 British India and Apcar Lin,, (Incorporated la England *Q» MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARr* SERVICE. ARGO PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N I UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY > r m n LONDON AND FAR EAST M\II SERUrr OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA ii» u Due J^'U Tonnage. Singapore. onrvarf c NALDERA423 words
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Advertisement739 1932-09-16 11 HUTLES MARSEILLES. LONDON. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND MIDDLESBROUGH. T. 10,500 Sept. 21 22 X TERUKUNI MARU T. 12,000 Nov. 15 16 T. 10.700 Oct. 6 7 HAKUSAN MARU T. 10,500 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 T 11,000 Oct. 20 21 HARUNA MARU T. 10,500 Dec. 14 15 T 10.500 Nov. 2 3739 words
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Advertisement312 1932-09-16 11 §ajiemnc§ x^vs EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KONG TO SEATTLE DIRECT OR VIA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL TO HAVANA AND NEW YORK THROUGH RATE SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA £107.10.0. EUROPE312 words
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Advertisement867 1932-09-16 11 K. P. ML KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAROS Friday, Sept. Hi, Poeloe-Kirijang, Sapat, Tembilahan, Poeloe-Pallas and Rengat. OP TEN NOORT Friday. Sept. 16. Muntok, Batavia, thence per s.s. "M. Treub" to Semarang and Sourabnyu. TINOMBO— Friday, Sept. 16, Belawan-Deli. PAHUD Saturday, Sept. 17, Bawean, Ampenan, Padang-Bay, Boeleleng and Sourabaya. DE WEERT867 words
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Article394 1932-09-16 12 Conclusion of Capt. Malms' Trade Expedition After fifteen months' journeying, Capt. Geoffrey Malms has arrived m Cape Town. Capt. Malms is the leader of the British-Africa Trade Development Expedition which left London early last year and has motored through Europe, Asia Minor and Africa advertising394 words
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Article225 1932-09-16 12 Rabbits' Brains As Antidote Paris. A young professor of the School of Medicine of Clermont-Ferrand, Dr. Henri Limonsin. is reported to have discovered a remedy against fungus poisoning. Serums tried hitherto have been found inefficacious because research work has been based on the theory that the poisons225 words
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Article66 1932-09-16 12 Employees Dash to Safety Ten employees working overtime at an indiarubber works m Colvestor.e-crescent. Dalstcn. had to dash down the fire escape to safety when the premises caught alight. A district call was issued and the firemen had to be equipped with smoked glass owing to the66 words
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Advertisement648 1932-09-16 12 Burns Philp Line. < (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the SB. MANGOLA (3,352 tons). [Cargo only] s.s MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins648 words
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Advertisement613 1932-09-16 12 Kerr Steamship Co., l nc (Incorporated m DBA NEW YORK SERVICE. i Regular Freight Service to Boston, ew Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Sue M.B. SIL.VERWALNUT Sept. 27 O Da V» v MB. BILVERPALM Oct. 18 Oc t Por rates and particulars please apply to:— GUTIIItIK (X) THE EAST ASIATIC CO,613 words
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Miscellaneous684 1932-09-16 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 pjn> Kuantan (vis Jerantut) except Sunday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.30 a.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) Sunday684 words
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Miscellaneous167 1932-09-16 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Van Linschoten, Dut. 1886, from Sourabaya 15, for Penang 17. Promise, Nor. 727, from Bangkok 15, for Bangkok 16. Batak, Dut. 243, from Indragiri 15. for Indragiri 17. L3rut. Brit. 464, from Malacca 15, for Malacca 16 Pangkor, Brit. 687. from Bangkok 15, for Bangkok 18. Ipoh, Brit.167 words
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Article478 1932-09-16 13 Serious Fire m Dollar Godown A tire which broke out m about 25 p^r cent, oi the ccLton stor.a m a Dollar Godown, Pootung, assumed considerable proportions until the attendance of the Fire Float and the Customs fire boat, says the N.C.D. News. Wnen the call was received478 words
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Article93 1932-09-16 13 Building May be Resumed Rug-by. Sept. 14. It is understood that conversations regarding the possible resumption of work en the new 73.000-ton Cunard liner at Clydebank took place yesterday and to-day between Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Walter Runciman. President of the Board of Trade,British Wireless - 93 words
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Article175 1932-09-16 13 Dr. H. Zwarenstein. the university zoologist, owned the strangest luggage that went aboard the Armadale Castle, m London. Dr. Zwarenstein took with him 1.200 frogs on which to experiment. The frogs are travelling to South Africa m specially constructed tanks, and their croakIng may be a really175 words
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Article111 1932-09-16 13 East Coast Malay Peninsula, Pahang. Entrance to Kuan tan River. Intended alteration of position of the white fixed light at the entrance channel. Date. On and after October Ist., 1931. Position. Lat. 3 deg. 49' N., Long. 103 deg. 20' E., (Approx.). At a distance of about111 words
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Article40 1932-09-16 13 We draw our readers' attention to the advertisement of the Nederland Royal Mail Line and Rotterdam Lloyd on page 11 of this paper, I which gives the sailings of the homeward bound 'passenger vessels for the year 1933.40 words
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Article981 1932-09-16 13 The Son of the G.O.M. of U.S. Shipping A kindly eye, twinkling with humour; an all but limitless capacity for work; a leadership, such as is seldom found outside uniformed ranks m war days, brought about through realization by his employees that they are working with981 words
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Article37 1932-09-16 13 The M.M. steamer Andre Lebon, Is due here from Penang on Sunday at 7 ajn. and will probably sail on the same day at 3 p.m. for Saigon, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kobe and Yoko|hama. Berth S.H.B. wharves.37 words
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Article15 1932-09-16 13 The s.s. Pahud arrived m port from Sourabaya yesterday with 424 pigs and 60 bullocks.15 words
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Advertisement526 1932-09-16 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) Eead Off 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Lme: 605 ft Cable Address: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. The premier morning daily m Malaya mlivered with the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest news, latest teleerams 1 la t£ St n S ouncements and tin cables appear daily526 words
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Advertisement232 1932-09-16 13 1 > v HAVe FORCED^ j!^%Ms^' 1 PVBUC 4O^W 1^w <H SHEER •5 Co. ■"^^a^^^d&HP^^^^B kT ■»^k*^^^j^^^^^L >lerchandise RK^B^^v^i Personal Ejects ■^^■C^^F^ W/V Motor Cars S^HHblHHb^H»^^^ 4 COLLYER QDAT (A.P3 I H^ teeth are living parts of your body. T)wy may be ill through lack of the proper V nourishment232 words
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Article487 1932-09-16 14 "THY SERVANT" Revealing Poem by Kipling Of course he upset the salad bowl. You can see his muddy paw marks on the cloth. But leek at him, squatted In a corner, three feet from the ominous fragments, his rudder wagging tentatively, because, you see. he487 words
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Article495 1932-09-16 14 MEETING THE FOOD SHORTAGE The Soya Bean and the Rabbit Moscow. The Soviet authorities are relying on the soya bean and the rabbit to fill up m part the conspicuous holes m the national food supply which exist at present, largely as a result of495 words
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Article341 1932-09-16 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following Is a list of stations which can be received m Singapore I Java Stations Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and ether stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney." TaDjong Priok, 21 metres341 words
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67 1932-09-16 14 Kuala Lumpur regular broadcasts are until further notice DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 am. PETAL! NG HILL TESTING. (Except Sundays and Public Holidays). FRIDAY on 65 Metres FROM THE STUDIO 6.30 p.m. Krontchong Music. 7.00 English. 7.15 British Official Wireless News. 7.25 Recital67 words
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Article139 1932-09-16 14 The programme of drills up to and for week ending, September 18th. are as follows: Friday, 5.15 p.m., Headquarters. SJI.A. (v). Voluntary Parade Laying. Rangtakers, Revision. Fortress Coy. (Europeans), Lecture, Ist. Bn. Sig. Sec, Lecture by Command Signal Officer, "B" Coy.. Recruits Course, 5.30 p.m., Malay Headquarters,139 words
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Article152 1932-09-16 14 German Navy Honours Falkland Dead Berlin. A moving tribute has just been paid by the German Navy to the German sailors who perished m the famous naval battle of the Falkland Islands on December 8, 1914. In this encounter, a strong British force practically wiped152 words
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Article119 1932-09-16 14 How a Chaplain Listened-In Saying that he had heard so many people remark that they had no need tq go to church because they could hear a service over the wireless, the Rev. H. D. Oldfteld, M.C., of Shorncliffe Garrison, told a gathering of Old Contemptibles at Folkestone119 words
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Advertisement258 1932-09-16 14 IF YOUR BATTERY COBLP SPEAK, IT WOPLO SAY CHANGE TO They spark when others can't and make starting easier AT ALL GARAGES DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Remember ASK FOR THE ENGLISH A.C. fri<-*£fflfcjg|^^^f^ d7VV^ V are quickly cob- tm am^'". jMah^ E^d|^^^afi^jaa^fl cau*e Sanatocem F aj| H* serves258 words
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Advertisement536 1932-09-16 14 BANKS AND INSURaa^ CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 C Reserve Fund £3.000,000 r Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches I Alor Btar Hoilo536 words
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Advertisement250 1932-09-16 14 THE YOKOHAMA $Pfi?| BANK, LTD <E^ab!:sh.> d m j*. I apital Subscribed (F^^ eserve Fund V lOc^ President X k^h Vice-Prosid,u X Head Oflice: yl Incapore Branch *Jj t LONDON Bankers Westminster li.ir.k. Ltd The National Provincial Bank Lloyd's Bank Ltd KH INCHES: Alexandna 1 1 alcutta. Ojnto, len. Hamburg250 words
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193 1932-09-16 15 OOIIMITEE APPOINTED Hire Intensive Research m D.E.I. Dutch rubber Industry In the itcently agreed unanimously <h resources should occupy intensively with measures and .v huh aim at widening the posof rubber and latex m Eastern mpiirlaHj m the Dutch East •:il>ortant economical and comImm,193 words
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Article331 1932-09-16 15 I Singapore, Sept. 15. I report prices have fallen dally, B lence m the market, so manifest m X quart* rs when the recent better prices B ntaiiiabli'. Ls now conspicuous by its abB U noon yesterday Spot Sheet, London B \*;us 2 cents lower than a331 words
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Article92 1932-09-16 15 ■I Mr wart, Penan*. Agents: Rubber Co.. Ltd., 45,408 I Co., Ltd.. 35.000 lbs; Vl ":ipore. Seer«-tarios: August 1932 29.499 lbs. T Ml against 34,380 lbs. [^H financial year for 7 17 077; against 18.123; I"dra K iri 70,314; against |H 7:(: Lunas 46,300; against -».7.f,00;92 words
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Article172 1932-09-16 15 DOW JONES AVERAGES SALES STOCK EXCHANGE 4.000,000 5.100,000 3.200.000 United Press Association. Sept. 12 13 14. American Can. Com. 56 53 V^ 50 S Am. T'phone and T'graph 114 S* 113. 108^ Dupont 39 4 37 k 34 H Firestone, Common 14 T 14 13 Gen.172 words
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Article179 1932-09-16 15 THE ABROAD British Wireless. Par Sept. 13 14. Amsterdam 12.107 8.67'- 8.67 Athens 375 562^ 562 'j Belgrade 25.22 '-j 230 230 Berlin 20.43 14.64 14.62 > 2 Bombay Is. 6d. Is. 6 532 Is. 6 532 Brussels 35 25.14'- 25.12 v Bucharest 813 587 L 587*2 Buenos Aires 47.58British Wireless - 179 words
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Article156 1932-09-16 15 Singapore, Sept. 15. Prices m all markets have declined daily since our last report, with the exception of London, whose prices yesterday showed an increase of l'l6d on that ruling the day before. The fall m values has been intensified by the heavy wave of selling156 words
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Article173 1932-09-16 15 At a time when the rubber industry is greatly affected by the universal slump, we are all perfectly aware that many oth:r kinds of businesses are going ahead as successfully as ever. An investigation shows thr.t the cause of success has been due to one173 words
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Article47 1932-09-16 15 Still Below World Production Messrs. Symington and Wilson, London, estimate that the rubber production for the six months ended on June 30th, was 353,500 tons with worM consumption at 346,500 tons. The American and Canadian consumption declined, but Russia and Japan milMtaptltllj Increased their consumption.47 words
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Article713 1932-09-16 15 Why It is Not Popular In The East Prom time to time Australian business men who visit the East become impressed with the type and quality of the rice grown m the teopical climate of Lower Asia. A recent visitor to Siam took samples of Australian-grown rice with713 words
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Article180 1932-09-16 15 International Goodwill as a Basis Dr. A. C. V. Melbourne, of the University of Queensland, which sent him to China and Japan to investigate the possibilities of developing Australian trade, said that Australian trade with China was limited by the inability of Chinese merchants to obtain contracts180 words
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Article532 1932-09-16 15 Chamber Of Commerce Formed m Penang At a meeting of Indian business men m Penang, it was unanimously decided to form an Indian Chamber of Commerce. The following firms were represented at the meeting Messrs. Wassiamul Assumall Co. B. H. T. Doulatram Co. R. Hassaram; N. Raghavan; C.532 words
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Article312 1932-09-16 15 Proposals for Reconstruction of Company f The directors of the Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate are putting forward to shareholders proposals for the reconstruction of the company, as working capital has now been exhausted. If shareholders agree to the scheme a new company will be formed with a capital312 words
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Article362 1932-09-16 15 To-Day 9 s Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES September 15. SELLING London. 4 months' sighl 2 3 31 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 1C 16 London, 60 days' sight 2 3 29,32 London, 30 days' j ight 2j 78 London, demand 23 27|152" London. T.T. 213 13,16 Lyons and362 words
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66 1932-09-16 15 September 15th., 12 o'clock noon Bayers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 7 9116 7 11|1» Standard R.S.S. on Tender Sept. 7% 7% Oct. 7 ***** 7 13J1S Nov. 7% 7% Oct-Dec. 7\ 7% Jan-Mar. 1% 8 Tone of Market: Steady. Latest Cable: London66 words
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Article888 1932-09-16 15 THURSDAY, SEPT. 15TH, 19S1 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Bayers Sellers Asam Kumbang 26s 28s Austral Malay 18s 20s Ayer Hitam (.ss) 12s 13s Bangrin Tin 15s 17s 6d Batang Padang ($1) 05 10 Batu Caves ($1) 40 50 Buldt Arang (*1) 40 nor n Malay 5s 7s nom. Chenderiang888 words
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Advertisement75 1932-09-16 15 Assets exceed 512.000.000 Awnrance m force over $35.000.000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co,, Ltd. (Incorporated In the Strait* Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, EC fee Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court oi England and complies with the75 words
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Article549 1932-09-16 16 S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT Great Win by Hopkins and Kleinman Chief interest m the matches played off yesterday m the S.C.C. lawn tennis autumn handicaps centred m the final of the A class doubles, 4 n which Dr. H. O. Hopkins and D. H. Kleintnan549 words
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Article335 1932-09-16 16 Island Club vs. Keppel Golf Club The following are the teams and starting times for the above match (Shanghai Poursomes > to be played on Sunday over the Island Course. Keppel players mentioned first: 845 MM Patterson and H. Irving Jones vs. J. T. Smith and T. Morita. 845335 words
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Article71 1932-09-16 16 A Round of Golf at Fontainebleau Rugby, Sept. 14. The Prince of Wales, who reached Parts from Biarritz by train this morning, played a round of golf at Fontainebleau with ex-King Alfonso of Spain. The ex-Queen of Spain accompanied the players. After luncheon with the ex-King71 words
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Article340 1932-09-16 16 HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY Thirteen Entries for the Gold Cup Handicaps for the fifth day (Saturday) of the Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting are as follow Race 1. Ponies— Class I—Div.1 Div. 2 (7 furs). 2.15 p.m. Loch Buy 9.2, Little Lacquer Lady 9. Fizz 8.12. The Mahdi340 words
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Article125 1932-09-16 16 New York, Sept. 15. Yesterday's baseball games resulted as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Boston 5 11 0 Pittsburgh 2 11 0 Brooklyn 3 9 0 St. Louis 1 11 2 New York 4 11 2 Chicago 3 9 0 Ott and Lindstrom hit home runs forReuter - 125 words
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Article173 1932-09-16 16 Halves Hole m One m Foursomes Match London, Aug. 31. Lieutenant Commander Dean. V.C. (Sunningdale). and Mr. W. E. Wilson (Worsley). have performed a golfing feat which had been done only once before m America. Playing against each other m a four-ball foursome on the173 words
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Article57 1932-09-16 16 On Saturday the final of the present series of Ladies' races is to take place. Start at 4.30 p.m. On Sunday "A" Class yachts will continue the "P.D." trophy. "Kilat" i?ads with "Tarbet" second. Start 10 ajn. The "B" Class will sail for Rear Commodore Holliday's trophy.57 words
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Article68 1932-09-16 16 English Players Open the Season Well The three British footballers who have been engaged to play for the Nimes football club have started the French season well. The players are Andy Wilson formerly of Queen's Park Rangers. Alex Cheyne, of Chelsea, and i Harry Ward. In68 words
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Article69 1932-09-16 16 Sq. -Leader O. E. Livock who has played an outstanding part m Malayan cricket m recent years, played for the R.A.F. m this year's annual match against the Navy at Lord's. He was out leg before after making 8 m the first innings. In the second innings his brisk hitting69 words
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Article876 1932-09-16 16 INDIANS CRICKETERS AT FOLKESTONE Ames m Form Before and Behind Stumps At attractive century by Ames, the Kent and England batsman-wicket-keeper, and his I partnership with B. S. Hone, the Australian Oxford Blue, who had scored 136 and 56 his previous match for the Gentlemen againsi the876 words
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Article385 1932-09-16 16 Rain of Shots That Just Missed St. Joseph's Inst. 1: Baffles Inst. 0. Although pressing most of the time, especially In the second half, Raffles Institution was defeated by one goal to nil by the St. Joseph's Institution m a charity football match at the Jalan Besar385 words
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Article317 1932-09-16 16 Singapore Open Cross Country Championship This race organised by the Clerical Union will be run on Sunday at 7 a.m. sharp, starting from the Union Club-house at Rangoon Road. The route will be announced to competitors et the starting point. Pickets at junctionalong the route will aLso317 words
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Article58 1932-09-16 16 TO-DAY'S TIES "B" Singles N. E. de Souza vs. P. James. Ladies' Singles Mrs. N. S. Hogan vs. Miss B. Campbell. Mixed Doubles Dr. G. de Souza and Miss M. Lewis vs. F. Ephraums and Miss A. Rappa Doubles Handicap G. A. Marshall and N. A. Hannay vs.58 words
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Article77 1932-09-16 16 Matches m Holland and Germany Opening their German tour at Essen, the ISidian Olympic hockey team beab a West German eleven by five goals to one. At the interval the score was 3 l. Hesse scored for the West Germans, but after this the Indians had the77 words
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Article79 1932-09-16 16 Jehangir Khan 12 l 32 1 Palla 6 0 29 0 INDIA.— Ist Innings Nichols. 15 8 28 4 Allom 12 2 39 2 Freeman 17 i 75 4 Calthorpe 2 0 7 o INDlAv— 2nd Innings Nichols 9 4 18 2 AUom 10.5 5 18 3 Freeman H 279 words
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Advertisement148 1932-09-16 16 MOUTRIE PIANOS NOW AT REDUCED PRICES but not reduced m quality— the Moutrie Piano stil! remains the standard instrument m the Far East. PRICES FROM $425.00 USED PIANOS FROM MMI, S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd (Incorporated In Hong Kong) Raffles Place. Tel. 6422. Singapore. An OCEAN PERSONAL ACCIDENT POLICY Covering DEATH148 words
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