The Straits Times, 17 January 1932
1932-01-17
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Title Section36 1932-01-17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDMY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. S. Sunday, January 17th, 1932. Price 10 Cent*. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 5. Sunday, January 17th, 1932. Price 10 Cents.36 words
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51 1932-01-17 1 BRITAIN'S BUDGET BALANCED.-NO DEFICIT IN APRIL BRITAIN'S BUDGET. Now No Likelihood Of A Deficit. (Fran Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Tt is nu**oUted that there k«* no possibilil) of there being a Budget deficit next April. A reduction of at least sixpence in the X ia Income Tax is Most51 words
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Article405 1932-01-17 1 Singmport Businessmen On The Out Vive. LOCAL FACTORY. Wkm Will Ccl Contract For Building? It is rumoured that Mr. Thomas Bata, the Czechoslovakian shoe king, is on his way to Singapore to :turt a shoe factory here, to serve Malaya, the Dutch ha: Indies and405 words
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Article610 1932-01-17 1 Trial of Police Dogs. FOLLOWING IP GANGS AFTER DARK. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. HH latest move of the F.M.S. Police in their operations against the bandits and kidnappers of the Kinta district of Perak, who have been particularly active during the present slump,610 words
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Article, Illustration126 1932-01-17 1 Tivo Points Margin In Splendid Game. In one of the best finals ever seen sin. the competition was instituted, 9Agapore won the H.M.S. Malaya Earby trophy at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, beat* ing Perak by five points (a goal) to three (a try). H.M.S. Malaya Rugby Trophjr.,126 words
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Article97 1932-01-17 1 Woman's Alleged Admission On Murder Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. After pleading not guilty tc a charge of w:lfu!ly murdering her manservant, nail Qosrg* P;.ny, aged IL Mrs. Edith May Dan>pkr, a widow, of Hunters Hall, Lea, made a dramatic outburst when she said,97 words
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Article50 1932-01-17 1 4,000 Litigants Awaiting Justice. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. With five judges on sick leave and others on circuit, business is now almost at a standstill at the London law courts. MM litigants are said to he awaiting justice. Some suits have alrea.lv been delayed 18 months.50 words
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Article, Illustration38 1932-01-17 1 WHILE THE ROOSTERS FIGHT THE HENS LAY MERRIL Y. I Ik. i is riillur rcsfricJion talk in plenty. Hay* this Malacca Chinese cartoo nisi. !>ut the authorities maintain an uppro»i\«- silence, and rubber stocks mount higher and MgJMN38 words
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Article104 1932-01-17 1 Case Which Dripped With Malice." (From Our Own Correspondent) London Satu r Ja y Damages amounting to £5,000 were ■warded by a Haverford West jury to Dr. John Howard Owen against Cyril Hugh Barham, a landowner, who alleged that Dr. Owen had criminally assaulted a 17104 words
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Article106 1932-01-17 1 Seaman Who Tried To Teach Sweetheart Lesson. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ix>ndon, Saturday. A tra/edy. 1 esulting from the ordering of H.M.S. Wn.tshed to China, was revealed at the Old Bailey, yesterday when Walter Cowley, an Able Seaman, was charged with the murder of his sweetheart, Marga-tt Bennett,106 words
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Article59 1932-01-17 1 Governor Inspects Penang Invention. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Jan. 16. H.E. the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, risiteJ Mr. Weet Heang Siew this mornng and inspected his rubber paving indention. His Excellency was very interested, md it is understood that the possibility >f laying a hundred yards in59 words
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Article61 1932-01-17 1 PENAN G UNEMPLOYED. Mr. Lim Cheng Kan Calls Public Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 16. The Hon. Mr. Lim Cheng Kan has raile>! a public meeting to consider the question of unemployment among Asiatics ii Penang. It is hoped that a committee will be fcrmed and administered by61 words
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Article697 1932-01-17 1 Singapore "Very Dull" FIRST VISIT TO FAR EAST. ■Ha Ha Ha That's funny. No, we're just two pals travelling round the world for pleasure," laughed Baron Philippe de Rothschild, a member of Eai greatest banking family, when I me; him el, writes a Sunday Times reporter. I697 words
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Article1440 1932-01-17 1 Travelling By Bullock Cm Oiten Until. CHINESE RIOT THRILLS. Tale Of A 16 Mile Trek. An excellent story, not without thrills, of Malaya, 50 years ago, is told in the fallowing article by Miss Nina Daly, now of London, written specially for the Sunday Times.1,440 words
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Advertisement18 1932-01-17 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LIMITED. I (Incorporated in Great 1 Britain.) ■Bead Office for Malaya: SINGAPORE.18 words
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Article2126 1932-01-17 2 The writer of this article, who determined on arrival in Singapore to seek out those dens of iniquity for which the city is notorious in Europe, found that he had set himself an impossible task. His exploits* are as foolish as those stories of Singapore's2,126 words
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Article135 1932-01-17 2 Handy spandy, sugardy candjj How does your garden grow? You just can't thrive on khaddar Ga#dhi And lumps of salt all in a row. We aver and confess you're banvak pandi There can't be much you don't know. Did you do your l>est at the conference Gandhi Did135 words
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Article1270 1932-01-17 2 QUEER TREASURE TROVES Ingenuity of Hotel Crooks. Cecil Bishop, late C.1.D., New Scotland Yard, tells some amazing: stories of the exploits of thieves and of the hiding places for their loot. QIXTY dustmen were recently engaged in searching a dust dump at Rainham. Essex, for a £3,000 necklace which had1,270 words
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Miscellaneous13 1932-01-17 2 I (3OOD H I I I L ON-r,S^ I I- L. SH^U^W^tTo v13 words
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Article1013 1932-01-17 3 Amazing Evidence In Murder Trial, A GRIM SECRET. Young CirVs Alleged Confession. ONFIDENCES alleged to have been exchanged in gaol by two women, and peated in court by one of them, have ->vided an amazing development in a >uth African murder trial at Marizburg. An eloping1,013 words
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Article235 1932-01-17 3 Thomas Thompson, the 75 v ear-old hermit who lives in the heart of a wood near Allansford, Durham, spent his Christmas sitting in his coffin and reading his prayer-book. He has spent 35 Christmaaes like this, and has lived 35 years in the hut he made for235 words
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Article313 1932-01-17 3 "Pieces Of Eight." 3,000 APPLICANTS FOR RARE ADV ENTIRE. A THIRTY-TON trawler put out from Brixham for the Spanish Main, and i intends to come back laden with doubloons and pieces of eight from the pirates' lairs. That, at any rate, is her programme. And the313 words
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Article483 1932-01-17 3 Good-Bye To Thv Service After 40 Yearn. TTHIV. man who made sure that the H ■I Navy should have a good Christmas dinner not only this year but for many yearn past retired from hi* post at the Admiralty on Christmas Eve. Mr. W. E. Clayton483 words
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Article93 1932-01-17 3 Surgeons at Chester Royal Infirmary have performed a remarkable operation. 1 A 46-year-old man complained of a vague 1 pain in the stomach, and was admitted to hospital. An X-ray examination showed certain objects in the stomach, md the following were ultimately extracted One hundred and forty-six93 words
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Article1346 1932-01-17 4 THE WANDERER - Mainly About Malayans THE WANDERER. By WRITING about Malayan personalities is sometimes a little dull because the personalities themselves are sometimes a little dull, 1 but it appears that 1 haw j interested at least one reader of th« day Times. The tribataa paid to thiifeatun by Mr. V. Woon.1,346 words
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Article, Illustration865 1932-01-17 4 HERBERT LAWRENCE - BRIDGE NOTES THE CULBERTSON— LENZ FEUD. HERBERT LAWRENCE. B* MX Ely Cnlbertson is a very fine showman. He has net only established himself as the "best seller" in the United States because of his .prodigal issue of books on Contract Bridge but he has stormed the official citadel and so865 words
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Advertisement167 1932-01-17 4 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Denmark.) Regular Three-Weekly PASSENGER SERVICE BANGKOK— SINGAPORE PENANG— COLOMBO GENOA— MARSEILLES LONDON and vice versa by fast and modern one Class Diesel Motor ve*si»ls equipped with excellent passenger accommodation. All Cabins outside and majority have adjoinirg private b tthroom. Fares to London: £57167 words
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Advertisement132 1932-01-17 4 heritage FOR ALL! £3 a weel^ 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 Il3CntcUlC a week for the remainder POf \C\ c132 words
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Miscellaneous105 1932-01-17 4 Last Week's Crossword Solution. CHILDREN'S CORNER. An Offer fm Sally Shreiv. Lut thituuh the) rut the fur it grew again, The aeroplane descended from the sk> Riu>uk1i i<i ii.vtT Sal and Kthel Jane And landed very cleverly close by. "aid Ktlicl, "We iniulu use this nice warm fur Then, from105 words
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Miscellaneous213 1932-01-17 4 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. m r i n f FIT LET DM &2 iMi \M d I ps5 sir 1 WSSjF £^55 IP S^^vr 51 r !^^53 ?m.xr 5^ SP IP— *r^ sr 51 "55"^ P^5S —T-, y— iiii^ui t^., xi 11 1 I r 1 I 1 I 1 1213 words
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Article, Illustration1117 1932-01-17 5 Crowded Out! Fairbanks Escapes From The Workaday World Adventures Round The World. EVERY MM in a while iKHHimists try to persuade us that the spirit of adventure is dying- and that romance is no more. But romance^ like beauty lies 'ir the eye of the heh( lder". and the spirit1,117 words
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Advertisement136 1932-01-17 5 PAVILION NIGHTLY AT 6-15 AND 9-15 MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3,15. r***^*~ NOW SHOWING Hammer-Fisted Drama! SilkFingered Love! The story of two men AND THEIR WOMEN— who Found Themselves in Finding o ]d! REX BEACH'S IMMORTAL CLASSIC £jpoi.le« 'FCff GARY COOPER ¥%A KAY JOHNSON. BETTY COM*. M/H[ I ION. WnXIAM BOYD.136 words
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Advertisement32 1932-01-17 5 Coming Soon— The Year's Biggest Pictures MOST THRILLING MOST SENSATIONAL t I \KI N IN THE WILDS OF DESTINED FOR THE MOTION PAHANG AND BORNEO. PICTURE HALL OF FAME. FiHilifflPnffl pavilion l^lE^i32 words
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Advertisement118 1932-01-17 5 MATINEE TO-DAY 615 TO-NIGHT 9-15 The Screen's Most Popular Little Blonde Comedienne DOROTHY LEE IN Radio's gloom -chasing Entertainment M> eJUGjL V You loved her in all the Wheeler- Woolsey Comedies— Now see and hear her in her first solo starring role! With our usual excellent supporting "Shorts" LATEST PATHE118 words
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Article, Illustration1083 1932-01-17 6 Do Women Like To Be Treated Rough "Yes" says EDMUND LOWE ALL the world 1 >vcs a iovir. Perhaps that accounts for the <>: i ity of such jrr«at screen I \alen-j I imo, Maurice Chevalier, Adolphe Menjou and Ronald C-olman. Pi i in tke'r technique. Pirsonally I know that1,083 words
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Article, Illustration59 1932-01-17 6 /TVKOLINE LaSMS, the me >e;,i old granddaughter of the late E. J. I'slmer, the Canadian lumber millionaire, begged her muther to lake her to London ho thai she could ride in Rotten Row in Hyde I'ark as aha had read so much B59 words
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Article367 1932-01-17 6 Two cups sugar, 2 cups water, 2 cups i i.rang-e juice, cup kn un juice, 2 table- < spoons grated orange rind, 2 tablespoons I grated lemon rind, w ipooa salt, 3 rfcitfl U-atrn. Boil the sugar and the water two minutes. Allow to cool. Add367 words
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Article, Illustration36 1932-01-17 6 HERE is a tiny traveller with her mother waiting for the train which will carr> i.er w»ck to the bin f v after the Christmas and the New aaf holiday.36 words
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Advertisement161 1932-01-17 6 WHITEAWAYS STOCKTAKING SALE Continues I'ntil SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6th WONDERFUL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENT? THE FOLDA CAR ■•■1 ehaaia with 4 rubber tyred rm and foot rests, lea strap. American it and hack Unrivalled feff und value. LOWEST PRICE $6.50 "ELIZABETH" PRAM Built <«t Rneat quality, silver linish motor body rt»tl,161 words
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Advertisement183 1932-01-17 6 THE BARGAIN SALE CONTINUES AT RENE ULLMANN A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BEST INVESTMENT IN WATCHES JEWELLERY SILVER WARE CRYSTAL WARE SMOKER REQUISITE Etc.. RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING BRANCH 30 -A. RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE: 2464. Signs of Progress When little Dennis h;nl been on of good natural nourishment. But183 words
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Article, Illustration624 1932-01-17 7 FRANCIS OUIMET - FRANCIS OUIMET »♦>»*!*» By (I'rr-. I.i \iiiatnir and I (irmrr Open ham ion Idol hr in the world v.h< would not tfive up a great deal ai shots has pot him hit tirttr has gained 'umi b, 'hat's all, and to develop timing. I>/ng driv-624 words
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Article, Illustration601 1932-01-17 7 NIGEL SHARPE - Famous Tennis Stars. NIGEL SHARPE (By the famous Davis Cup International.) MISS JOAN I RIDLEY THE WOMAN WHO NEVER TIRES ThU week's racy article I by Nigel Sharpe dealt with a famous British I woman lawn tennis J I player Miss Joan RidI ley who has been said I to601 words
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Article, Illustration80 1932-01-17 7 FLOOD DAMAGE TO F.MS. RAILWAY IN PA HANG KELANTAN. The above pictures, which ha»e just reached Singapore, give a praphi *U> „f the flood damage in I'shan* and Kelantan. The top-left picture illustrate?, the switchback nature of the line the top-right, a, -jL waah-out at one point nhicl left the80 words
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Miscellaneous309 1932-01-17 7 MALAY Ay RADIO PROGRAMMES. \vxt Week* Concerts From Saigon. THE following a.e the details of programmes for today and tomorrow: SUNDAY. bandoem; radio amath SOCY.. HIT- 58 metres. 10.40 to 11.40 a.m. classical and church music (recorded) 11.40 a.m. to 1.40 p.m., music from Preansrer Hotel interspersed with similar pramo.)309 words
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Miscellaneous62 1932-01-17 7 Kn., Jai nder the Rejrency 1 I elnu Fatasia P (V. Alixl Caprice Viennois (for violin* Robert Barras (Kreinlcr) Th" Sultana (H seh.ians) Fantasia on Arthur (Christ.r.K Jan. 22 -O/erture from the j White I-ady (Bf>iel. irst Suite from T.'Arleamme (BiMI F.rrinerunjr' Becker >, and Minuetto (for cello) Mme. Simone62 words
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645 1932-01-17 8 The Straits Times TOTIDEM VERBIS. EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES: 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street. TELEPHONE 3689. Singapore has enjoyed for so long the evil reputation that gave rise to the expression the cesspool of the East 1 that her citizens no longer feel645 words
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Article1014 1932-01-17 8 EVELYN DENTON - EVELYN DENTON. Have You Met This One By Oh, you poor darling My friend had mounted the steps which lee to the verandah-living-room of our bungalow and had stopped dead on the threshold. Startled a little, and with a twinge of misgiving, I followed her1,014 words
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Article, Illustration1396 1932-01-17 8 Believe it or not being The Assertions of Ananias. What trouble there is this week, my children It may be that you who read this have recollections of a bargain sajo in the West End, of the half-crown nufct at Twickenham on an international dmf, of a boxing match in1,396 words
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Advertisement96 1932-01-17 8 LET HE-NLEY j^ABLES CARRY THE CURRENT Sole Agents JOHN MOREY CO. SINGAPORE. Phone 7558. P.O Box 374. RAFFLES HOTEL NDAY JAM ARY 17th MONIA UTTER AND HIS AUGMENTID CONCERT ORCHESTRA Sn mpliony Ikroique M Movement L. van Beethoven Open PastfMJ Siegfried -Idyll R. Winner INTERVAL v I r!c Suite A)96 words
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Article233 1932-01-17 9 French Suggestion iißiiisit views on REPARATIONS. Paris, Jan. 16. Lt Petit I'uri.-ien tates that the HMMMI to MMpMM the Lav Conference for five months, until the <\| ration ol tM HoOTM moiutorium, in brdOT to arrive :i. a Mail of Anglo-!-' agreement M war debts, not233 words
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Article35 1932-01-17 9 London Manager's Claim Succeeds. Fron 1 Our Owm rit.) 'on. Satin Atrre-d ilaniii. were awarded to l'earce, f(-iirn in an action in i King's B neh for wrongful dismissal. eat of the net35 words
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Article404 1932-01-17 9 REVELLERS WITISESS CJUIf SPECTACLE. Wh-le the festive season was still i.cinjr cvlehrated noisily in nearby houses, a young French aristocrat walked calmly the tMfold from tho Sante Prison in the Rrey mi.t of dawn. lit was Ceorges Gauchet, 20, the wealthy scion »f an aristocratic family,404 words
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Article1023 1932-01-17 9 SOCIAL QUESTIONS IN MALAYA. The Slump And Its Effect On Crime. The point of view of the man in the Street and the ecclesiastic, particularly on the question of social reform, is, of course, often divergent, but the discussions of the annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Malaya1,023 words
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Article296 1932-01-17 9 M THE SPHINX OF WALL STREET. Millions Lost In Eight Months. FTQIE fortunes left by some of the great American bankers who have died in recent years are vanishing rapidly under tne pressure of the slump It is said on Wall Street that the estate of the late George F.296 words
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50 1932-01-17 9 FLACRAIST VIOLATION OF PROMISES" China's Charges Against Janan. Geneva, Jan. ML Flagrant violation of solemn und*"taking* and complete contempt f< r the Council resolution." This is the charge broapi Japan in the course of the latest the League, enniplmn nr nf Japanese airmen bombarding Chinch* w on Jan. 1. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article89 1932-01-17 9 Ht>avy Loss of Life. THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE HOMELESS. Swanlake, Mississippi, Jan. ir>. The rnmpant Tallahatchie River, a tributary of the Mississippi, after a long battle against the Grassy Lake Dam, penetrated at three point* and poured ever homesteads in the already partly flooded Tippo basin. HeavyReuter - 89 words
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Article42 1932-01-17 9 Flight From Simgmpmre To >><msahaya. aliaya. Jan. H. Air Commoilon- Kingsford Smilh i here in the South* al 2 j > r jcuiney Id io!):ono\v morning at H.'M). man would > was waiti at the there until the :i warded by tca:i42 words
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Article100 1932-01-17 9 A Chase That Ended in The The Sea. Summonses in respect of alleged mci Ahe-n a carted stag was MMMI by member- of the Mid Kent Hunt, have lem issued b> the H.S.I.C.A. against two otricials of the Hunt. The hunt MM PMM from Addington to Hvthe.100 words
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Advertisement201 1932-01-17 9 Madame^Fhamar's Beauty Preparations.' l 1 niPiv^ |f I MMI I hi I (^Br^at" I Hr -^S^*wmwJ B^^3 aG^- 1 Wai > IhSMh .^M^al anVi The regular use of Mad unit Thamar's Beautj' Preparations gmphiiia'tii the bttt «x»int.s in one's personal appearance and minimizes these least attractive. .Matlamo Thamar's method of201 words
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Advertisement148 1932-01-17 9 MMm piSj. Wj SALOON. THE 1932 MORRIS-COWLEY Still further improved For 1932 the 14/32 h.p. MORRIS << >W IFV MMH the finest value aikont; four-cylinder cars. It is improved in every sense and presents many new features. Its sturdy engine is equipped with an air filter and pre-heater, while for148 words
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Article382 1932-01-17 10 Boy Scouts To Smash Evil Myth. Lord Biulen-IWell. following a outbreak of the chain letters superstition, mil a warning to all the 8,0 memhii of the Hoy Seoul m< \oment, urginir them to smash f >r ever the black magic of the twentieth century. Hfl382 words
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Article57 1932-01-17 10 Sunday Times Competitions For Readers. than a thousand entries were rein the competition inviting replies u> the queotioa What wojld you do with $100, COO and the tesult will be announced on Sunday next. The tompetiti<»n for this week invites constructive tions for dc-alinjr with the57 words
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Article28 1932-01-17 10 I>r. Theodore Due Peter.-on, who practised in Bangkok for twelve years, from 1911 to li)J.{, has died at the aj?e of 63 at Koraor a town in Zeeland.28 words
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Article366 1932-01-17 10 Mother's Dilemma in AVmirn^ A Child. Every year for 218 years a new volume of Debrett, that complete record of the namci'aml families of the distinguished people of Great Britain, has appeared with unfailing regularity. And each time it has been found necessary to increase its366 words
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Article335 1932-01-17 10 Young Clerk* Vfiet* And Secretary*' Extraordinary stories 4 P en nileM youth who posed as the *°le beneficiary under the will of a miHi"»*'re were told at North London recent*- He had exactly one shilling in his nickets when »rr«UC yet, according to allegations, he had from time335 words
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Article199 1932-01-17 10 MODERN COLLMB US. Crosssinu Atlantic A» They Did It In 1492. Senor Juli Guillen, director of tho Marine Museum in Madrid, is planning U make a remarkable voyage across the Atlantic. H»- intends to sail under exactly tions as tho^c faced by rChristoph< r Oolumbus when ho discovoral th.- N.w199 words
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Article639 1932-01-17 10 .Sir John Luacombv l.nnks Back. flirty-one years ago a man of 22 was admitted to membership of the fani us insurance corporation (f Lloyd" J«<hn Henry Luscombc was his n»me. and he was the youngest member. On Dec. 81 last a man of H'.\ retired from639 words
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Article189 1932-01-17 10 Estate Insufficient to Meet The Bequests. Mr. Gilbert Childs, one of the original Co-optimists, whose home was at B: Road, Clapham Common, I. „f the gross value of £4,:J75 (net personalty £081). Probate of the will, dated Jan. 28 thi.-< year— he died last September— with a189 words
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Advertisement466 1932-01-17 10 The Rubber Problem. $5O FOR AN IDEA. In any conversation Ngwrdtag the future < f Malaya one hears inevitably remarks that if ruhln-r would do this, that m the other, all would bt well. Governments are altcrnatclv praised and reviled for their attitude toward restriction. The planter who taps "all466 words
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Advertisement173 1932-01-17 10 There is a Grade _^^l^ FOR YOUR CAR fC VJ A UNION MOTOR OIL. Agent! SIME DARBY Co. Ltd., S.S. F.M.S. i POLO! POLO! POLO! THE SAFETY CARBOLIC SOAP FOR TOILET AND BATH Recommended by Doctor* RETAIL PRICE 10cU. A CAKE Obtainable From AH MAI 22-A Change Alley, Downstairs, SINGAPORE.173 words
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Article2936 1932-01-17 11 DAVID WHITELAW - DAVID WHITELAW OUR SERIAL STORY Continued from last week. BY (Author <>i "The Mystery of the Killer," "Th< I Rodney Blame re- THE BEGINNING OF One night on turned from the War THE STORY. returning home he to find his father a suicide. Blame finds the body2,936 words
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Article, Illustration67 1932-01-17 11 KUALA LUMPUR CHINESE GIRL HOC KEY ENTHISIASTS. This photograph, if published in a Malayan newspaper 2fl years ago, would have caused amazement and consternation amnni; the Chines* community. It depicts the members of the newly formed Chinese eirK' hockey club at Kuala Lumpur, and all bu' the most conservative of67 words
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Advertisement50 1932-01-17 11 M. EZEKIEL A SONS Optometrists and Optician* Rafße. hamhrrs. 9. RaaV* Place. X'porr. Braack U. Noordwijk. BATAVIA. Fer everything ia SCHOOL BOOKS. EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES. PRINTING JOBS. RUBBER STAMPS. OFFICE STATIONERY, etc Send your orders to PETER CHONG CO. (Tk« keaac of SatlaaW4 CastaaMra) UecalleMl BoekaclWrs aa4 Set-alien, Printers, AUtlnacra, ftr50 words
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Article, Illustration1556 1932-01-17 12 Animal Kingdom. The IMe story of Beasts. Written and Illustrated by Eric Fitch Dajflish. Dent. »is. Far Away and I-onj; Ago. By W. H. Hudson. With Wood £nKraving> h\ Eric Fitch I)a K lish. Dent. 10s. 6d. Bes tl have not received the attention the', deserve frr>m1,556 words
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Article850 1932-01-17 12 Hapshur?. Archduke Francis Ferdinand. By Victor Kisenmenut r. Sclwyn and Blount. 18s. The decline and fall of the Hapsburg Empire is the most notable tragedy «>f the last century of European history, i Other Empires, it is true, met in those years a similar fate. But850 words
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Advertisement129 1932-01-17 12 Why Buy IMPORTED tVBffHtS INK when "EVKREST" made in Singapore, IS HEST AND CHEAPEST Obtainable at all Stationers or direct from the Manufacturer* THK BVEsUHTt INK M AM I TIKIN<; CO.. SKI. MIDDLE ROAD. SIN(. AI'OKE. Want a Good Timekeeper? (.tt KIATS Patent Lever Watch. Bwisa .Made. Open Face Movement.129 words
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Advertisement219 1932-01-17 12 THE WRITING PAD WITH TIIK \\OKII> WIDK REPUTATION. (gOXLEYf Cambric Writing Pad): I V Manufactured by: JOHN DICKINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) POST BOX 160. SIM. \POHE. AMI SOLD BY ALL STATIONERS IN MALAYA. < JUST PUBLISHED THE LAW of Ihe STRAITS SETTLEMENTS A ommentary by ROLAND ST. JOHN219 words
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ROUND THE ASIATIC CLUBS.—TODAY'S SIEW SIN SIA MEETING.
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Article, Illustration1027 1932-01-17 13 THE DEPRESSION'S EFFECT ON CLUB LIFE. THE annual report of Siew Sin Sia for tv year 1931, states :--The m.-nii on Jan. 1, IiWI, stood at I! 7. During the year, five new member 3 were admitted, two resigned, two were expelled, leaving a1,027 words
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Article, Illustration28 1932-01-17 13 V photograph taken on the occasion of tho second anniversary celebration of the Amateur Athletic Union, at the residence of Mr. Lim Choo Ean, Ifi. Lorong. 35, Geylang.28 words
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Article, Illustration363 1932-01-17 13 Success Of A Local Association. THE Singapore Amateur WeightlifterAssociation was formed in May, 1 and since then has been well known throughout the Peninsula. It has as its member? many renowned physical culturists who have won international) honours in open competitions. A few of the outstanding successes363 words
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Article184 1932-01-17 13 Forthcoming Singapore Championships. The hon. secretary of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifters' Association has been granted permission by Mr. Aw Boon Par to organise the Open Singapore Weightlifting Championships under his patronage. The date of the competition has been definitely fixed for Jan. 30, and the venue will be announced184 words
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Article17 1932-01-17 13 The Hon. Dr. Chen Cheng Lok ha* consented to be the patron of the Golden Pell Minstrels.17 words
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Article, Illustration293 1932-01-17 13 Satisfactory Report For 19.i1. The general report of the Chinese Companion Athletic Association for the year ended Dec. 31. 1931, states At the beginning of the year 40 members were on the roll, and during the l>< riod under review. 12 new members were enlisted, nine resigned and293 words
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Article87 1932-01-17 13 Election of Office Bearers For 1932. THK following officials have been elected for the Blue Star Minstrel Party for the present year: President, Mr. Goh Buan Huat vicepresident, Mr. Loh Yam Seah; secretary, Mr. Tan Lye Chye; asst. secretary, Osman bin Suleiman; treasurer, Mr. Goh Buan Huat87 words
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Article99 1932-01-17 13 At the 30th annual general meeting of the Tong Soon Kok Association held on Jan. 7 the following members were elected office bearers for the current year; President, Mr. Chia Poh Heng; president, Mr. Ng Mong Seng; hon. secretary Mr. Chua Hung Tong asst secretary, Mr.99 words
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Article, Illustration115 1932-01-17 13 Election of Officials For 1932. rE annual general meeting of the Thong Khi Kok Association was hel'i at Mr. Goh Keng Mian's residence, 1 *<»-;. Prinsep Street, on Jan. 7 when, the following were elected officials for the current year. Mr. Tan Htng Chua, president; Mr. Ng115 words
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Article85 1932-01-17 13 Flection Of New Officials. THY. fourth annual general inert >■ the Rovers B. P was held at residence of Mr. Lim Siang Choon, 684, Havelock Road, last Sunday. The following were elected officials for the current year: President. Mr. O. B. Beng vice-president, Mr. (loh Khay hon. secretary,85 words
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Article34 1932-01-17 13 MEMBERS of the Clerical Union will be delighted to hear that an elertroi gramophone, presented by Mr. Ong Beau I Tat, is being installed at the Club House at Kangoon Road.34 words
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Advertisement228 1932-01-17 13 NEW GOODS FOR THE NEW SEASON! Schools and Clubs are advised to Book Their CRICKET REQUISITES NOW. Customers are promised Fresh Goods— Not Old, Surplus Stocks. Prompt Attention Assured. UNIVERSAL SPORTS CO. 2«, Java Street. WO ALA I.I MITR. BRONZE MEDAL, 1931. AwardcJ by the Malayan Exhibition to Che Seng228 words
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Article1558 1932-01-17 14 TROPHY RETURNS TO SINGAPORE. Two Points Victory Over Pcrak SPLENDID GAME FOR RUGBY FINAL. By a goal to a try, Singapore beat Perak in the Rugby final at Kuala Lumpur yesterday and regained possession of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup. It was one of the best finals1,558 words
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Article, Illustration1681 1932-01-17 14 Forward - Forward An Upcountry Diary. A Strong Defence. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP OF CEYLON BOXERS. (By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. KUAIA Lumpur is fortunate in being the venue of two of the principal events of the Malayan sporting calendar in successive weeks. The Rugby final will he over by the1,681 words
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Advertisement77 1932-01-17 14 A^U excee d $12,000,000. A»«ur«nce in force o*er $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE: Great Earfern U£e Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and co-pi** with77 words
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Advertisement49 1932-01-17 14 GIVE OUR FRESH ENGLISH KIPPERS A TRIAL SINCAPOREIIISIIIIIAEEJ INTERNATIONAL HONOURS FOR F&N Frmser and Neave Ltd. were awarded THIRD PRIZE for LEMONADE and FOURTH PRIZE for TONIC, there being 196 entries from the world's leading Manufacturers. And F N had to Send Their Exhibits 9,000 Miles over the Seal49 words
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Article687 1932-01-17 15 OUTSIDERS W IN AT PENANG. SI2O and 877 Paid. DEAD HEAT IN RH> SWEEP RACE. (Fi pondent) IVnanjc. Jan. IC Funny weather favoured the racing today, and the c waa a larjje attendance. The Sultan >t IVruk and the Sultan of Deli wcro present. Th>' ■Ota*' W!ls T ar !>687 words
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Article177 1932-01-17 15 Disap/tearatw" of Former Contain of Black f mot. A wireless message from the Fleetwood tr.v.lei-, Kremlyn, in the Irish Sea, solvi.l the myattry of the disappearance of the Blackpool Football full -b-M-k and former ca] tl< training quartern 01 the football club <»n Tue*iliiy in mail v.eek. Ak177 words
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Article163 1932-01-17 15 ArsenaVs Victory Over Birmingham. London. Jan. M The following were the re.«ulmatch in the Knirlish l^agaew r ir»» Division. illu 1 lilai-kourn I! >>>utli Blarkp*ol I Wet Br*mwich Bolton Wand.-. Bk Id Wi Kvvit.m 1 Sunderland Hudd.-i-i:, l.i I Chelsea 1 Hannii mi < Middlesbroaaa Newcastle I163 words
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Article81 1932-01-17 15 W ales Beat England At Snnnuiea. Murrayfield, Jan. 16. Before BftjNt spectators, the Spri'i/- -< lie -luded making a cleai <tweep >>t all four internationals, by defeating Scotland by mx |.oir.i It was a despeiate game, played in gale and driving rain. The Sprint losing o—:■0 at the81 words
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Article168 1932-01-17 15 Public Services B Uin On I'mhmu. Pub. HMt \t" pi* S.< Nil Alter an unini Public >t-i\n< 'B" defeated an S.( XV at Rugby on the Padang yesterday by 6 points ('2 tries- 1 The Pablk Services so red b<)th their dariac th*' steal 88 minute*, when wards168 words
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Article233 1932-01-17 15 Raffles Collvfic Beaten In Hard (,arnv. Sou.h Johore pU RafUes olkjce 3 pU. i a hard BMM at Johore Bahru yesterdf 12 points (1 tra-s) t.» I points (a try). The borne team were superior all round »n<! their halves found it easy to penetrnte the College233 words
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Article526 1932-01-17 15 THE WORLD BOOM IN SPORT N fcjf imerican Boxers ire Best. f|{\ Jefl INckseaj, tie faatou» \mt(*;can Inninu promoter.) If i thing which has not been sJPecttd. bj the m 1 1, and tvery y»ai witnef«es an increase in the mtmbi only quite succeeded in drawing no bcxinf mat i526 words
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Article65 1932-01-17 15 Teams I t, t Malayan Rugby Annual. (From Our ()\n t'or!«'.<;.o:i'i.nt.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. Thr the South a.ii the North were telected ht-ro this eveaiay as follows South: Harper (Singapore); Redmond i (Malacca), and Patter. -on (Jol> 1 1 1 nrant 1 1 Gilber n (Joho.e* an!65 words
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Article51 1932-01-17 15 S.C.C. Beaten By 3—l. Fi Jan. 16. The et the Ml i ib at ib Parian.;.; itfn by *h'i*e goal- to one. foals of Mala.-ca. only goal for Singai< Matches I'nplayed. wmm the dlou- Indiun A JM A. gpaaad RofH'"> Collect K. A Kllioi mis and Smith,51 words
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Advertisement77 1932-01-17 15 TAN KAH KEE EXHIBITS AT THE Manufacturers' Exhibition are on SALE at 215, South Bridge Road 76-77, do 301, North Bridge Road 438, do, OTHER SALES DEPOTS ARRESTED! ARRESTED!! THAT feeling of nerves and ennui from all excesses. Why Worry? A brew of GOLD LEAF TEA provides relaxation and sensation77 words
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Advertisement347 1932-01-17 15 7* *!f PHILIPS ELECTRIC I i lamps v_y Supplies obtainable from Sole Agents i UNITED ENGINEERS LTD. Incorporated vi J-S.) ELECTRICAL DEPT. IT -19, BATTERY ROAD, Singapore and Branches. OVERSEAS ASSURANCE I i Corporation Limited Ml Companies rliargr thr -.amr Ral«->-BUT The DIFFERENCE is in the SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS' OUR347 words
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Article, Illustration306 1932-01-17 16 A MIDNIGHT FILM SHOW The Prince of Wales and Prince C.cor ge attended the midnight film and ballet pirtv in aid <>F Queen Charlotte's Maternity Hospital at the Carlton Theatre. London. The photo bWwi the Prin- c of Wales and Prince (ieorge (right) with Mrs.306 words
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Advertisement10 1932-01-17 16 EXHIBITION PICTURES. THE ART STUDIO 87, Selegie Road. Phone 232310 words
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Advertisement113 1932-01-17 16 DIAL 2323 FOR OUTDOOR SNAPSHOTS THE ART STUDIO 87. SELEGIE ROAD. MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE is British to the Teeth and Makes Yellow Teeth White Isochrom The Film For Any Camera The Film For Any Subject The Film For Any Light. Speed 1300 H. D. f A LH AM BRA113 words
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