The Straits Times, 3 January 1932

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    37 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. I No. 3. Sunday, January 3rd. 1932. Price 10 Cent*. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 3. Sunday, January 3rd, 1932. Price 10 Cents
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    SINGAPORE'S ADVANTAGES FOR MANUFACTURERS.
    4483 1 Governor Opens Ths Exhibition. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF GOODS LOCALLY MADE. Trade." ikrvagty recommend manuuicturcrs in the East whp are looty if out foi -aa>- and means of expanding their business to examine doily the kt* natural advanrajfes possessed by Singapore before they tKik of ere^Jijj' factories
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    CHINCHOW TO BE DEFENDED?
    603 1 CHINCHOW TO BE DEFENDED? Nanking's Orders. MANY CASUALTIES IN FIERCE FIGHTING, Nanking, Jan. 2. The National (Nanking) Government, it is understood, has ordered Marshal Chant; j Hsueh-liang strongly to defend Chinchow. General Chan Ming-shu (the new vicepi esident of the Executive Yuan), interviewed, declared that the report that the Chinese
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    24 1 "This worldwide slump msv enj j*Uealy." said H. K. the Governor, Sir Cecil < leateati. in declaring th .Singapore Manufacturers Exhibitioa ssk» c v rdaj
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    "DO NOT SHIELD THE MONSTER.'
    238 1 "DO NOT SHIELD THE MONSTER.' Mother's Appeal. SEARCH FOR WOMAN IN I THE* PACE MLRDER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 2. Having been unable to trace the murderer of the little girl Ivy Page the police are now c oncentrat. ng upon a search for the woman who is
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    S. AFRICANS ALL OUT FOR 358.
    560 1 Century By Viljoen. AUSTRALIA'S FINE SECOND INNINCS. Melbourne, Jan. 2. Th» South Africans scoied 358 runs for thafr ftrst innings in the Third Test match tjtsiltet Australia today, after having di*mi9*«J the latter for 1 their first inning*. When stumps were drawn today the
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    BOXING DAY MOTOR TRAGEDY.
    184 1 Miner Arrested. n OMAN KILLED CAR DRIVES ON. (From Our Own Correspondent.) > Ipoh, Jan. 2. It i« reported from Tapah that a Herious 1 motor accident occurred between Temoh and Chenderiang on the morning of BoxI ing Day. A3 a result of a police investigation
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    CHARGE FOR ADMISSION.
    60 1 The Hon. Mr. G. Sturrock informed the Sunday Times at 1 1 p.m. last night that over 70,00* people visited the Exhibition en Saturday. It has been decided to make a nominal charge of 20 cents for admission from today onwards, 50 per cent, of the proceeds
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    GHOSTS AND MODERN UNCANNY PHENOMENA.
    739 2 *~~Tlfl >Ili— I HHUI VII— II II Pierre Quiroule on pita all the materialistic te:Henole» >f oar times, despite nil the attemp Modern science to r.rovile a rational t planation of uncanny pfcaftOßMM, i uteiy of ghostjy appearances still remains unexplained. Footsteps in the Bigfct
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      A TON OF JEWELS
      967 2 Astonishing Facts About India's Maharajas HUNDREDS of men from India, in whose turbans rubies and diamonds sparkle, have recently been visiting the J of the British Umpire, to aiterx >nund-Tablc Conference. They aie the Maharajas, or the Princes, who share the ownership cf India with the
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    CLEVER LITTLE CLOWNS FROM PEARLS' HILL SCHOOL.
    39 2 A group of seven little clowns from Pearls" Hill Sehooh SiiKtaitorr,, who disported th rm selves with hiifh xlec, and to the i/rent umusement of the of her scholars, on prhfuitinn day.
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      80 2 {Vow Open JthT SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS' {EXHIBITION Open Daily Until JAN. 9, 1932 AT THE NEW =MVI.S. TERMINAL j STATION. TANJONG PAGAR, SINGAPORE. jOpen Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.) (0 DIFFERENT TRADES REPRESENTED lACHINERY. CEMENT. tIBBER PRODUCTS. SHOE -MAKING. SCUITS. LEATHER GOODS. PNEAPPLES. HATS. BJILDIN6 MATERIALS. PRINTING. FJRNITURE. POTTERY.
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    HATTON GARDEN MYSTERY
    226 3 HATTON GARDEN MYSTERY Bte Truth About The the wellknown t ihninologi- pglsouers were searched nothing of an miT minating nature was found. The pearls were t'.ill missing! A fortnight after the arrest of Grizarl and Mi gang, a carpenter named Horn, oi on, saw a -mall parcel lying in the
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    31 3 A photograph of a bust made by Miss Dora Gordine of Mr. Bodcn Kloss. the Director of Museums, S.S. and F.M.S., wfca has retired after 30 years' service with the Government.
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    22 3 Peel Bridge, on Urn m* KelanUn lint was. extensively damaged daring the recent flood-., the entire Miprr- 41 structure being swept away.
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    22 3 A Fold lorry collided with a Baby Austin in Singapore la«t week and resulted in the lorry being overturned in the ditch.
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    GLOUCESTERS IN THE GREAT WAR.
    630 3 GLOUCESTERS IN THE GREAT WAR. Traditions Upheld. WWIDUm INOINU OF W'K£S. Ohe twenty-four battalions of The! •Tfthire Regiment which exist- ed during the War, this volume* deal* with .only five that is to say the two regular battalions (the old 28th Foot and the 61st Foot) and the three first
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    The Problem Of Good Judgment.
    550 3  - The Problem Of Good Judgment. On Golf— By Francis Ouimet. The Present Amateur and Former Open Champion TUIF. a .t rage golfer an a general thing; v a tee and gives little thought ti how he s vroing about the task af making that particular hole In the T»ar figure.
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      133 3 |l dW fl- Ml i:i»a^^^y;)ia:>io;)>a:)ij;na ?ix oAn invitation FROM THE BRITISH I TO THE TRADE BUYERS 01 On February 22nd, 1932, w« window been /httenth annual Our es Fair under instai I H.M. T>epart- .ay of tho.--ment of Overseas Trade. T» those n' our Malayan friends hay who have previously
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    Mainly About Malayans
    1169 4 Mainly About Malayans Oi i\ i u:ii: i tma- i aid daiinsr the '•t«}vnd u-. This m from th V»'ild whi h ■ooal and Jsaji o i:viwiK< in :i.ent;!;i y. Dvi \Li-y h'.!man itaeat mii.. oamc*l.\ M i I trtal I :ii.l towns in a Urn Je!ai i thrw :ind
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    CALCUTTA Y.M.C.A.
    39 4 Dinner for 150 Down And Outs in London. London, Dec. 15. One hundred and fifty down and outs guests at a dinner in London thi* evening provided by the Calcutta V.M.C.A. in conjunction with the Chunh Army.
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    BRIDGE POINTS AND POSERS.
    842 4  -  HERBERT LAWRENCE. THE NO TRUMP FETISH. ¥T is remarkable how many bridge play- I ers are addicted to the Xo Trump fot.sh to the point of r.triving to adapt their hands to such a declaration instead of discovering, as th?y should do, the bent suit in
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      198 4 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Intorpoiateil in Denmark.) Regular Three-Weekly PASSENGER SERVICE BANGKOK— SI M. AI'ORE PIN AHA— COLOMBO GENOA— MARSEILLES LONDON and vice versa by fast and modern one Class Diesel Motor vessels equipped with excellent passenger accommodation. All Cabins outside and majority have *d joining private bathroom. Fares
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      138 4 FOR ALL! £3 a weef^ certain/ WHAT married man would not feel easier in mind if he knew that he would leave behind him that much provision at least until the family has grown up A PRUDENTIAL £100 Immediate Cash "ijCCItSCJC a week for the remainder pr.i irv of the
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      132 4 lMBt f? eek's Crossword Solution. »<»[_: a iPK^vryJat^M^lll s c < *Jp'lL'B|s M.^; uil^e^ 'op I n; o u,s '-im&^^^iHb^- K 3 CHILDREN'S COMER- WUR SEED FOR SALLY, Oh dear!" cried Kthel Jane. "Poor Sally Shrew. "He has all sort* of seeds inside his shop. Thi' fur's torn off your
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      128 4 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. ACROSS. <CLUES 1. Invented 10. Low FHlow v me 13. Confined to select circle 14. Hoc SB"* IN 15. Examine g* I 2J> SSShn 1J- S"*!' I* Money i, Mr 11. First Jewi»h Il;jh T M. Afllrmative SI. Dependency of China Ner»tive 37. Obserrod 8». Take away
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    FOX'S FANFARE
    752 5  -  Film Critic. ♦♦fly Our* RADIO'S BIG THREE NO SHORTAGE of UNIVERSAL SHORTS. A CCORDING to all reports Fox has some excellent pictures in store for us early .his year. Mr. Winfield R. Sheehan, vicecnt and general manager of Fox ?iLmB, anticipates that big business will >c done with
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      109 5 U PHONE 6903 I PAVILION MATINEF TO-DAY AT 3.15. 6-15 TC- NIGHT 9-15 IHe m:i la-s who HUs| vsaa the |H| \vhr> niadi ;I, Rndi nut ilifTcri-iH it I OARING, ROLLICKING COMIDY -ROMANCE K. feH JB THERE'S A HOLIDAY OF AMUSEMENT IN THIS PICTURE SO DON'T MISS THIS GREAT FUN
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      178 5 UNIVERSAL PICTURES CORPORATION TAKE GREAT PLEASIRE IN UfTtOPUt'lWfl TWO NEW BTASI STARS IN THEI« LATEST SENSATIONAL I'KODI TION DESTINED FOR THE MOTION PICTURE HALL OF FAME WATERLOO BRIDGE FROM ROBERT E. SHERWOOD'S FAMOUS PLAY, Directed By JAMES WHALE of -JOURNEY'S END" FAME. K T It M T i s\ D
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      110 5 SEASON EXTENDED FOR TWO MORE DAYS! CAPITOL Malaya's Only Super Cinema. MATINEE TO-DAY at 3-15 TO-NIGHT! Continued Success of the Great Gloom-chaser that is attracting all -Singapore Bert WHEELER, robt WOOLSEY AND DOROTHY LEE in the Bombshell of Fun and Merriment. "CAUGHT PLASTERED" "THE SECRET CALL IS COMING! Book Early
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    A New Era Is At Hand For Eastern Women
    946 6 A New Era Is At Hand For Eastern Women An Interview With King Feisal Of Irak. II'ST as there is one body polli i there is ont- body physical. Woman is part of the same 1-oil.v as iu:in. hold that It is VMM that MM represented by man should b*
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    Household Hints.
    75 6 Onion juice rail be extracted easily and without tears if, instead of grating it, the onion is cut in half and pressed in an ordinary lemon squeezer. This way the juice lias a better flavour. k, custard, cornflour, and ail liquids will not burn if a lar^e clean
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    Squares And Stripes
    27 6 JI'IMTH Wood, the film actress, do fhis exotic ensemble and perches on a checker board, i relenting a pretty picture in black and white.
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      135 6 WHITEAWAYS STOCK TAKING SALE WILL COMMENCE TOMORROW Monday, January 4th and continue until Saturday, February 6th LADIES FINE RIB COTTON VEST Opei a top. coloured stripes at top. Sh;i(ies. Pink, Green, Lemon, Mauve. Ribboa shoulder stiaps. Women's size only. SALE PRICE 80 Cents Each. Boy'» Navy Boy'a Grey Flannel Flannel
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      211 6 SURP^^^e FROM Slt^^AßE Z A&Am§ pfljfijf., c nassssSßsl BSSSSSSSS^II^^^^^jHP Check your baby's weight WHAT A BAHY SHOULD C"""^/ JL( _X_ At birth V f^ y\ \\f 2 monthi 10; Ib*. w 10 M !b». Liv V-v i\l 12 :i v.. You can't We a baby how he is or how
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    "THOSE STRANGE BEINGS CALLED MEN."
    828 7 "THOSE STRANGE BEINGS CALLED MEN." r era. Viscountess Cathcart Makes A Surprising Suggestion. TOF conversation at a party to which I w»* invited a short time ago veered 1 from cocktails and dsmvng to men. Someentured the remark that men were I strange rreaturc» and someone elae sugIgwtod that this
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    ART of EATING AND DRINKING
    1286 7 SOME VALUABLE ADVICE BY M. CARTON, PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION OF FRENCH CHEFS. GOOD cooking is one of the greatest arts in the world. Some would-be philosophers have affected to despise it in < ommon with other pleasures of tht Thi however is not philosophy
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS. The Straits Times
    706 8 Several columns of thi? issue of Th: Sunday Times are occupied by report pkiurrs relating to the Sing«»pori> Manu tacturers' Exhibition which v/t s opentnl h| I His Excellency the Governo yesterdaj afternoon. We make no apology fo devoting so much space to thii one
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    GEORGE BERNARD SHAW RIDICULES PROHIBITION
    1041 8 GEORGE BERNARD SHAW RIDICULES PROHIBITION in jetting the money because the cil have lost confidence in the authoriti This respect for private entt -i termed "liberty" ami is symbolised by America's Statute of Lileity. I '>n t( r inio trouble by saying that th.- p place for t:iis statute of
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    Believe it or not feing the Assertions of fnanias
    1135 8 Believe it or not feing the Assertions of fnanias Ptace at last They talk about meiry" Christmas amd a "happy' Year. I will let the first pass. But •i ond Happy cfter being ou. ■n the customary splurge on the night o; Don't be ridiculous, my dear old oy, lut
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      93 8 SBk ■> ssW »k)l^^ k -dJesl^^^B biVw^LbW For House Wiring Use C.T.S. CABLES Sole Agents i John Morey Co. SINGAPORE. RAFFLES HOTEL TONIGHT "Monia Utter aid His Augmented Concert Orchesira" h C. Nan VYchoi "I^ohcngrin" il. Wa:?itcr INTERVAL lilt--! ;:n M K. QlMkl Andan'( Cantabile I*. T-« haikow.-ky Menu Del>ii
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      51 8 "I leva ertrything thai* old old fntndt. old limes, old manners, old bocki And need one say, th' magnificent VC hisky called L Old Rarity CUARANTEtD 15 YEARS OLD tjp 4-. p*r bottle incktdmc duty f M C ALISTER CO. L TO V So>e *9*hl fer S S C FMS
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    PREPARING FOR MR. GANDHIS ARREST.
    191 9 Cwmgtvm Makes Rvady For Thy Uorst. Bombay, Jan. 2. 1 rirent measures arc being taken by tho Consrrcss Workintr Committee in anticipation of the possible issue of a special Ordinance leading to the arrest of Mr. Gandhi and other prominent Congress leader*. Th"» local Ciongress
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    NANKING GOVERNMENT.
    173 9 Formal I tauguration on New Year's Day. Nanking, Jan. 2. The new National Nanking Government formally inaugurated at noon yesterday. The new Chairman of the Government tfclr. Lin Sen), the presidents and vicepresidents of the Fi\e Yuans (or Councils), and the various Ministers all assumed their respective posts.
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    LAND AND SEA SPORTS.
    17 9 A photograph taken during the Lind and Sea Sports in Singapore oa Friday
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    MANCHURIA MANDATE.
    215 9  -  SuKKVAtiim British London, Jan. 2. Writing in the January Army Quarterly, Brigadier-dcneral C I>. Bruce suggest:, that Japan should be granted a mandate for Manchuria, ?im lar to the mandates in respect of Irak. Syria and TransJi rdania, to be h Id under the League or under the
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    YACHTSMAN PASSES.
    70 9 Death Oj Sir Thomas lAlJt^tl's OftfMHH'Ht. Gleftfci-ad, Long Island, Jan L\ Tho «.'"ath has otxi.rred Mff« si t»i" Iselin. tbe I'l Cup a?ain<t th<- !atc Sir Thorr.as LintonS Shamro k Reij The lat< n was the owner of the ytu ht? Vipilaa*. Defender and Relianc (all cup defenders)
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    A GREAT EDITOR.
    80 9 King Sends His Sympathy to Mr. C. P. Scott's Family. Rugby, Jan. 2. Messages f r^ mpathy have been received l»v the numbers of the family of the !at: Mr. C. P. S g. the Prime Minirtcr and leadinr British statesmen who pay a high tribute to
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      113 9 little^ VACUUM PACKED COFFEE (THE ONLY COFFEE ACTUALLY PACKED IN MALAYA UNDER VACUUM PROCESS) 1 XX L «pX.«3«3< WE CANNOT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OP (Til COFFEE IT IS THE BEST, WE HAVE HOWEVER DONE. THE NEXT BEST THING, DfPBOVED OUK PACKINc;. BVERY (.KM INK TIN OF LITTLE'S COFFEE IS NOW
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      174 9 1932 MORRIS MAJOR SIX A Distinctive "Six" of restful riding comfort and vivid road performance. bmimmS ym^^swvE^b^v l §MMM^ 1—^ B The new I9JI Morris Major will make an instant appeal to the Malayan motorist in search of a distinctive, economical and responsive "SIX" of lively power. Performance is even
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    "PAY, PAY, PAY."
    432 10 How They Do It With A Smile l:i flrituin. (From Our Own Corrc-ipoivltnt.) n. Jjin. 1. For the first Uric n hixtary he taxcayers of Great Britaia queued up t<, (ay their income-tax v.«st raay in the ChancelU r <•. tbi i. bt early payment >■ -ay
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    INDIAN FRONTIER.
    19 10 Peshawar, Jan. 2. An additional 170 Redsh.rts" have boen arrested, making a total of over 1,300 arrests.—ReuU#\
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      201 10 There is a Grade FOR YOUR CAR^^p^ C\ v* 3-^^^ A UNION MOTOR OIL \J Agent*: SIME DARBY Co. Ltd., S.S. A F.M.S. GENUINE TEAKWOOD FURNITURE MADE BY GENUINE SHANGHAI CARPENTERS High class Fjrench Piano-polish. Latest British Designs. Fancy Satin-inlay and Teakwood cross -grain works. NANG HENG FURNITURE CO., Factory
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      55 10 You Should Visit The Salon of International Photography in the Capitol Theatre Ballroom December 30th to January 9th. Showing photographs of every description from every part of the world which won awards in the recent "Kodak" International Competition. Part of the Salon is devoted to the Malayan entries in the
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    Venqeance. in mine
    3958 11  - Venqeance. in mine HDAVID WHITELAW OUR SERIAL STORY— Continued from lost weeh. BY (Author of "T'f the KMer," "The UNA ''< fm Metis," etc., etc.) Rodney Blame re- THE BEGINNING OF Priory and spend turned from the War THE STORY. the rest J Mfc to find his father a suicide
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      228 11 SINGAPORE MANUFACTURERS' EXHIBITION UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEIR SECTION PATERSON, SIMONS, CO., LTD. c i AN UNDERWOOD PORTABLE WILL MAKE YOUR MAIL EASIER T° wwte AND EASIER to read PHONE 5991. VAN HIN FURNITURE CO. Worimhoa— IJ2 131. Orchard Road. Showroom—l JO. Orchard Kuad. Hi*h (las* Manufactim
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    Books Your Child Will Love And Some Others
    1769 12 Books Your Child Will Love And Some Others The Book Page M orM Tak H.»»n. Hy Prayings by Harold I «ll mi a etory. Original tales and rrkten and illustrated b] Th« .-hildren. Dean. 1 each. "Th Hook" i)\ Harold wi'.ii just ■h will :y ha* m the c afa
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    Man's Intellectual And Moral Gospel
    848 12 The Best Books Are- An Interview With Paul Valery The French Poet. |7AM F it cliche, for it. means nothing in itself. An author may be famous for a decade or more, but nil celebrity may vanish as quickly as it came. The I only
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      106 12 '^^^■^^r U^^^MMV MM^^^^MT^MrS I 10 Fh Cl\rS -WAN I) milUlsh viumm t ii f i him i ii i great mi rcr\ fisi hi -hi MAI I A COMRfII It fAY lii -,l\ l( MASK 01 \M I I I NCUNC 1 -It I INK I I Ml r 1
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      155 12 THE WRITING PAD WITH THE WOKI.M WIDE HKI'UTATION. m ~=7. Writing Pad' Manufactured by: JOHN DICKINSON (0., LTD. (Incorpora ran mm ■CM M'ouk. WO sr n |i ti \l I -1 iTION'ERS l\ i\ A New Book km The Young People CAROLINE THE CROCODILE I f.<.lllil-d ;l y, VJnK i-
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  • GROWING INTEREST IN MALAYAN ASIATIC CLUB LIFE.
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      AMATEUR ALTHLETIC UNION.
      432 13 Second Anninrsttry Celebrations. rpHE Amateur Athletic Union held their .rend anniversary ce! ?»iratxns, with a f a i r KM M Sun«i:iy If the risid.me < f Mr Lim CWi Ean, 16 Lor©:. ang. An exhibition of badminton was given by Hrn ■>. Urn Tian Wan and
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      CLUB DIARY OF THE WEEK.
      303 13 Today, Jan. 3. The Straits (hinese Amateur Drama.!, and Musical Society performance. Moonlight Hall, New World, 9 p.m. Broadway Musical Party First annual general meeting, Mr. Lim Hock Choon'residence, 6-8, Joo Chiat Terrace, noon. Golden Bell Minstrels Weekly music practice, M:\ Wee Bee I^e's residence,
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      CHINESE ASSOCIATION.
      266 13 Amalgamation Of Three Clubs. [N the yiai representatives of two (tic associations, the Amateur Drawing ation and the Straits CUMM Literary Association, came to and decided to amalgamate. advantage to both assoi >ut and a mutual I at, and with the \ss(K-iat on came It was exempted from
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      THE A.S.A.
      5 13 Celebrated Twelfth Anniversary.
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      GROWTH OF AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION.
      279 13 rpHE AmatMir Sporting Association was the first association to introduce the frame of Badminton in Singapore as well as in the whole ctf Malaya. In view of the very keen interest taken in this frame, the patron, Mr. Aw Boon Haw, presented a beautiful shield
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      300 13 r Secretaries of all Asiatic I clubs are requested to I forward news regarding I t their organisations, to- t I aether with any photo- ap h s suitable for I reproduction. I REGLYKOL Sure Cm for Dialu-u > 1 KOI Btaias me.licinal herbs harmles, t i health. an.i Ac
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    BOXING FARE FOR KUALA LUMPUR.
    1321 14 AN UPCOUNTRY DIARY. Lall Singh's Career. THE NON-BENDERS A REAL VETERAN. (By Forward). Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SO the Ceylon boxers are coming to Kuala Lumpur after all. Mr. Pat Zilwa. who is mainly responsible for their having come over to this country, seemed very essimistic
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    MUAR FOOTBALL.
    99 14 Batu Pahat and Malacca Chinese Draw I—l.1 I. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Jan. 2. In a football match at Muar today, before a large crowd, the Malacca Chinese Football Association XI drew with the Batu Pahat Football Association each side scoring a goal. Malacca opened the scoring
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    COMBINED SERVICES HOLD THE S.C.C.
    572 14 Fast Hockey On The Padang. S.C.C. 1 Combined Services I. Although the hockey match between the S.C.C. and the Combined Service* was played at quite a fast pace, it cannot be described as having Icon an interesting game. Nothing better could have been wished for
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    24 14 I Jill Singh, the popular young Selangor cricketer, who sailed from Singapore yesterday for India, where he will play in the National Cricket Trials.
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
    39 14 Barnsley Overwhelmed At Bradford. London, Jan. 2. The following were the results of matches played in the English and Scottish Leagues today Fin* Division. Second Ilivikion. Third Division <So«th*rn>. Third I>ivi«U>n (Northern). Scottish L***ifc? (Div. t.)
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    SOUTH AFRICA BEAT ENGLAND.
    216 14 Exciting Rugby At Twickenham. London, Jan. 2. 8. Africa 7 pts. England At Twickenham today, before a crowd of 70/XM) people, in excellent weather and with the turf in splenJid condition. South Africa defeated England by 7 points to 0. South Africa had the best of
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING.
    86 14 Riven Again Defeat* Well: There was a fairly large attendance at the New World Arena last night when Al i scored another victory over George Wells, of Ceyloa. The fight went the whole distance of 12 rounds and Rivers won by a comfortable margin after flooring his
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