The Straits Times, 24 April 1932
1932-04-24
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Title Section36 1932-04-24 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 19. Sunday, April 24th 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 19. Sunday, April 24th 1932. Price 10 Cents.36 words
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Article, Illustration1132 1932-04-24 1 Newcastle's Brilliant Victory. ARSENAL THE FIRST TO SCORE. Tyneside Centre's Outstanding Performance. MIS-KICK LETS IN WINNING GOAL. Newcastle United won the F.A. Cup yesterday when they heat the Arsenal by two voal* to one, after the Arsenal had opened the scoring through1,132 words
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Article604 1932-04-24 1 HER CONVERSION TO^ MOHWIMKIUMSM. AN interesting sidelight on the rnntfLn sion to Mohanm I lie* ness the Dayanir Muda ol Sara rained in a personal letter <nt Khalid Sheldrak.' to Mr S. M. M bin M. A K. Chisty, editor of I. I a Sineapore604 words
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Article234 1932-04-24 1 Amazing D. I. Figures. 70,000 ACRES REPORTED TO BE IDLE. Batavia. Apr. 23. j Two hundred 'and twelve Dutch East |I"di^n rubber plantations, with an area of 70.000 MM, have ?toppe«l tapping comnUMv. and 121 others, with an area of 43.V0 acre*, are restricting aniiinir. T>»ese totals234 words
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Article51 1932-04-24 1 (From Out Own < of respondent.) London. Apr. 21. The flowing price* tvday were RIHIIKR Spot 1 r.«l«d. r^ 'Apr-May 1 U/IU. )fulv Srpt 2 .l'lCd. Oct.-I>e<-. 2' d. Jan Mar. 2'«*. tf .d. fcON 1 V TlTtf Spot 1112. Three months £116. The trofts-rate cloned51 words
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Article96 1932-04-24 1 Chinese Coolie's Strange Accident At Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. An inquest on the death of a Chinese coolie was held at the Coroner's Court, today, when a verdict of death from 1 misadventure was returned. It was stated that the deceased wa> i96 words
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Article44 1932-04-24 1 While Trying To Arrest Alleged Gamblers. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. A Tamil detective was slightly injured last nijrht when he wan attacked by whom he was trying to arre I camming. Two men hive been arrested and placed in custody.44 words
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Article46 1932-04-24 1 1775 IxMve Penang On S. S. Elephants. (By Our Own Correspondent.) Penan?, Saturday. No fewer than 1775 Tamils wei. atriated from Penang on hoarJ the s.s. I Elephanta yesterday. They were all estate coolies, and each man was supplied with a new cloth free.46 words
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Article35 1932-04-24 1 Knocks Out Mog Mason In Eighth Round*. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr. 23. At Swansea last night, Bui Wai ley knocked out Hog Ma-wi in the eighth round of their ttmtt35 words
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Article351 1932-04-24 1 THRILLING SPORT IN MALAYA Srnmtional Cricket At Ipoh, FR the first time in the history of Perak cricket, the State XI played against the F.M.S. Police team yesterday at Ipoh, and the maU;h so far has beer. sensational, in that the Police XI. battmg were routed out for a meagre351 words
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Article78 1932-04-24 1 Japanese Ammunition Depot In Danger. Tokio, Apr. 19. Several people were injured an.: houses were daxaged at 6 o'clock this 1 morning when an army powder n .i^azin" exploded at Takino-rawa ammunition depot. Tht whole district was thrown into utter confusion. It is believed that the explosion wasAneta-Iwaki - 78 words
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Article255 1932-04-24 1 Town And Immediate Outskirts Burning. HOUSES PILLAGED. Feared Heavy Loss Of Life. Kuo Mm r.cssage. from Shanghai Bißtai that Japanese troops have again b. en on the aggressive and have attacked and lootrd the town of Liuho. The whole town and buildings in the immed at \iciniiyReuter - 255 words
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Advertisement20 1932-04-24 1 OCEAN j MOTOR j I POLICIES AFTER A SWIM I KgjpSk'*'^*'^^^ J7 m W. b.& H. O. W.LLS. 'Bristol L'onc20 words
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Article976 1932-04-24 2 I). ( Hornhlower - I). Hornhlower, By WHERE RITUALS OF THE PHARAOHS ARE STILL PRACTISED. FUNDAMENTALLY the life of the K;ry|>tian fellaheen today is UN l '-i' or sp thousan Like many 1 ;>.\e bought (hat in the ci'slonis and siipei of modern vi Might find keys to much that is976 words
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Article966 1932-04-24 2 STKVMii: AUVKMtUE* IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. (Dr. Stanley Kiixp. S<l». I U.S.. director i.t the Diwco.er) n.\. -libation* Committee.) SOMEWHEKK on" the South Georgia distant latitudes of I > can lies the Bi iti*h ship. 11. Lcaiing a narre famous in the annals of Antarctic966 words
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Article192 1932-04-24 2 Thi" Latest List Of l'rize Winners. The fust prize in the unfinished Limerick competition set in The Sunday Tin»CE of April 10 has been won by M. I < Heytman. of 37, Wilkinson Road, Singapore with the following A Forestry Officer bloke Thought hunting big frame was a joke.192 words
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Article808 1932-04-24 2 SUPER MEN of SCOTLAND YARD. Detective* In The Making. (Xv Margaret I'rotheroo, a woman .< barrister, author of "Th* RkfcWj <>i th«- riiuinal ln> esti:j_!i»»n Department at Scotland Yard.) IT is a common fallacy of the a a*e person to picture the iJ«' at briny a sujier-man. It is par-808 words
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Advertisement98 1932-04-24 2 FUTURE The •'Prudent" policy offers von i ho idoul mr.ins of insurance To the family man it means protection for his dependants throughout life as well as a provision for his bftH M-.irs. IT IS DOUBU I\M \< We i; FOR PREMH M LIFE, FIRE, MARINE. MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSONAL, ACCIDENT,98 words
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Miscellaneous36 1932-04-24 2 IVE. FORGOTTEN THE NAM^ I I BELItVt IT WELL TRY rHESE A STAprr T '^rj ||s7S^ 0 OF THE CAR STARTS WITH OVER THERE- GASOLINE! H 1 CAME HERE T. |t _o^ •mmmmm—-—mA J (Ctpy 3>]36 words
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Article, Illustration910 1932-04-24 3 NIGEL SHARPE - NIGEL SHARPE. Famous Tennis Players. BY His Strokes Are Very Ordinary Taking The Ball On The Rise (The Famous Davis Cup International.) CO( 11KT has been the W lav. .1 tennis player in the world for the m years. When you watch Cochet play a stagti910 words
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861 1932-04-24 3 FRANCIS OUIMET - ADVISABILITY OF PLAYING DIFFERENT COURSES. FRANCIS OUIMET (Rolf Notes By 4 I (Present Amateur and Former Open Champion.) ♦♦♦•♦♦♦<* OFTEN have I been asked this question. Why is it I cannot play other golf courses as I do my own That question can be answered in many different ways but861 words
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Article794 1932-04-24 3 OLD BOYS' MATCHES (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr. 5. While a number of Club Rugby matches i, main to Ik- played, the season is within a sufficiently short distance of its close to lender the following list of Club records nely interesting. The statistical of794 words
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Article882 1932-04-24 3 Positions Of Teams Yesterday. THE following are the position* wt teams in the Fnglish an h Leagues excluding yesterday's rrsjlU: FIRST DIVISION. •> T. W. L. TV F. A. PU. Kverton 38 I rsfield T. 39 18 111" N 7 M Sh«ffl«M ltd. 39 20 13 6! 4<*882 words
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Article87 1932-04-24 3 19 Year Old Girl Left £62,000. Miss Kathleen Cora Dempsey, the 19--year-old daughter of a retired nav.il man of Gill'ngham, hn< received new* that she has been l< ft a fortune estima £62,000 under the will of a New York ye. Miss D<nipsey, a charming and unassuming 187 words
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Article112 1932-04-24 3 To Lower Amy Johnson Record. Miss Mollie Branch, a 20-year-old girl who was born at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, and now lives at Goulburn, New South Wales, is making plans to beat Miss Amy Johnson's England to Australia flight record. Her ?reat-uncle, Mr. W. Branch, landlord of the Fox112 words
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Article93 1932-04-24 3 Stolen From Her 1 i n Villa. Berlin, Apr. 20. A merchant, named Roeber, had his Knd villa twice visited by burglar!* during the past week. The first time they took 5,000 marks' worth of jewellery and the second time 20,000 marks' worth. also look m M ing93 words
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Article234 1932-04-24 3 Jeered At By Other Prisoners.. New li Fourthfu irk gunmen, n. ii in i n last night m a apace X0 ■UWMB. They went to their doom to the «oun«l of et>' i from < thers in the condemned they had violated th> of honour and .ique» M was234 words
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Advertisement12 1932-04-24 3 For details of yesterday^ home and local sporting results see pap;.. 11.12 words
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Advertisement100 1932-04-24 3 WONDERFUL! I' B^ebsSS^ 1 H I w nc^ er i* is m> p°p u I i2g /Va^ I I ar throughout x^ c world. liSS^. I People know they are Z-- getting the finest, sun- >B ripened English fruit, j^f^"~~~T^~~~i I selected for its size and ~-*^litwA flavour— the flavour100 words
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Article849 1932-04-24 4 (Herbert Laurence - (Herbert Laurence.) BRIDGE NOTES. B> IMIK.K.MPTIVE BIDS THE diehards who have been compelled to accept the popularity of Contract Bridge but are unwilling to throw away their sacred conventions of Auction are trying to throw cold water on the forcingapproach method of bidding. But they are naively849 words
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Article2146 1932-04-24 4 THE WANDERER - THE WANDERER. By Early Pahang European Pioneer Dies Mr. illiam Kinsey— The Birth Of v Tolong-Lah A Howling Success Striking Mobilisation Of Local Literary And Pictorial Talent Mr. A. E. Dick !\ot Returning To Malaya Death Of A hirwso Pioneer Mr. Eric Macfayden Champions Free Trade. ONE2,146 words
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Article122 1932-04-24 4 His Activities In Rumania. Warsaw, Apr. 20. Marshal Pilsudski is expected back from j Buckarest at the end of this week. Meantime the Press contains full stories concvrn.nfr hxs activities in Rumania. In connection with his repeated and prolonged conferences with leading Rumanians, a report is current that122 words
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Article79 1932-04-24 4 Held To Be Seditious In Oppau. Prague, Apr. 20. An amusing and amazing instance of red tape has occurred at Oppau, whne the police forbade visiting musicians to Derform in public the famous Blue Danube Walzo to the accompaniment of a choir. After negotiations the musicians wereAneta-Trans-Ocean - 79 words
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Advertisement230 1932-04-24 4 THF 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 vessels equipped with excellent passenger accommodation. All Cabins outside and majority have adjoining private bathroom. Fares to London: £57 to230 words
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Advertisement44 1932-04-24 4 TODAY at 3 6.15 9.15 THE THOROUGHLY GOOD ENTERTAINMENT" EVERYONE IS RAVING ABOUT! THE SIN OE MADELON CLA DET WITH HELEN HAYES LEWIS STONE. Next Change "THE FLOOD" STATION HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR CHEAPEST BEST Special Menu* every Saturday PERMANENT BOARDERS 1 Term* on application44 words
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Miscellaneous108 1932-04-24 4 CHILDREN'S CORNER. A FEARFUL WORM. HkM toM him all they'd s**n where they had r»ne "N< worm." said Ktliel Jane. But l<w king round lor hours they talked! While Albatross slept on. They saw that Worm was nowhere to h- found! TIH citiii refreshed the bird woke up again "I'erhapn108 words
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Article137 1932-04-24 5 Exclusive Picture* At The Capitol. T*HE Capitol have secured an exclusive film record (in. sound) of the irrea' racing classic, the Grand National, 1932 fully described by Capt. C. H. Gilbert, the well-known racing correspondent of tht Daily Kxpress and other London papers The Pathe Gazette were137 words
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738 1932-04-24 5 Dean Dorn - Dean Dorn. Behind The Megaphone^ By TtiEN who are attracted to the difficult work of film director have to possess more than the ordinary amount of fortitude, both physically and mentally, to bear up under the strain. Every day they work on a738 words
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Article437 1932-04-24 5 ANITA Page wa» quite her charming self the day I calWd upon her at the -•tiidios and asked her for an interview, writes Sidney Falkenberg. On the particular day, Anita spoke of h«r art, which comes second only to her acting. She said "If I could437 words
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Advertisement208 1932-04-24 5 fg ssMs^sm Es7 k. RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903. 6-15 NIGHTLY 9-15 MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3-15. ANOTHER LAUGHTER SUCCESS! WE LEAD AGAIN-THIS TIME WITH THE SCREEN DEBUT OF BRITAIN'S POPULAR COMEDIAN SYDNEY HOWARD. SyDNEy HOWARD INVENTS AWEAMNG LOOM.'Sydney ttoward M UP TOR THE CUP T"H€ 6OBBINS ON JOHN VVIUJES LOOTi rtAOABUto£ftCHWA^ BRITISH208 words
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Advertisement152 1932-04-24 5 COMMENCING TODAY AT MATINEE 3-15 ANOTHER SCOOP FOR THK I MALAYA'S FIX'ST THEATRE FIRST IN THE FIELD WITH AMA; PICTURES of the Years Most 'Ex Racing Event THE GRAND NATIONAL, 1932 Exclusively Photographed By PATHE'S BRITISH GAZETTE With Full Description by CAPT G. H. GILBKRT (Special Turf Correspondent to "DAFLY152 words
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Article, Illustration611 1932-04-24 6 QPARE a thought for what is going on in HollywoH, and be chastened, vrites Margaret Lar.e in the Daily Ex-Set-backs even if they Involve g ing o prison, as KWf Pickt<ml told six undied women convicts recently— an- I .rivilege, but we must remember that .here are those611 words
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Article, Illustration303 1932-04-24 6 "Boaters Among Spring Fashion Secrets. "FMIK old-fashioned straw hat, now d*spised by men, is the latest thing in feminine spring headgear. one but a modern girl could wear such a hat and get away with it, hut when the mannequin at a dress parade in Grosvenor Street (Jean Philippe) walked303 words
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Article33 1932-04-24 6 white, ha til-painted all over the legs with roses in yoTlow and brown, with a large diaphanous, hand-painted scarf draping ihe shoulders and providing a little extra protection.33 words
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Article153 1932-04-24 6 Edward H. Symons - Edward H. Symons By London, Apr. 2. on I I. LESS hats are dead. Women are to be crowned with hats of romance. There is a wealth of choice in the new spring millinery embracing styles that are reminiscent of Henry VIII. Louis XVI, Stuart, Watteau, Floren-153 words
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Article48 1932-04-24 6 Rice (or spot l *"-ry jam. Thick custard. Whipped cic»m. Cut the rake round about 2 inches from the edge with a sharp knife, taking care not to perforate the bottom. Put in the custard, and i some raspberry jam* and ornament with I whipped cream.48 words
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Article, Illustration45 1932-04-24 6 THE Dl llKss \M> THE \i\U\. A charming picture of the Ouehea* of York with a haby, one of triplets ram to Mrs. Austrian in the h'»-|iital, when nhe \isited the ({u«< n < harlo'J* Hospital new maternity and mot he.* saving campaign headquarter- in Hammersmith.45 words
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Article32 1932-04-24 6 75, SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Everything A Modern Lady Could Want In Modern Hats. We Are Specialists In The Hat Line! Your Inspection Is Cordially Invited To A Selection Of Exquisite Hats.32 words
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Advertisement188 1932-04-24 6 NEW STOCKS OF PYREX OVENWARE WHITEAWAYS UMBKOLI '^-JLgJ WITH Size Mi ins. PYRKX --——^—-j^. DISH W I M- OCT (OVKR. I SS^Ss! Price 81.95 j' each. Sil-SS^SBSB^B^BBM ~*W»»j "PYREX" PIE DISH. ESbj^i! Siz k 4x6v inches. Price $2.23 -PYRKX" ■BBHBBpBHBH I \SSEROI.E WITH COVER. SHALLOW. K Jw -K 1 I188 words
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Advertisement162 1932-04-24 6 THE BETTER MILK FOR BABIES \jive your baby LACTOGEN lint Baby getting on Look, he's beginning to notice. He's so happy too croons and gurgles all the time he's awake. Mother now has an easy mind about these allimportant early days, for Baby is thriving splendidly on "Lactogen." "Lactogen" contains162 words
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Article4123 1932-04-24 7 OUR SERIAL STORY Lois Gilmour, the only child of Charles Gilmour, a director of many Eastern companies, learns that it is her father's wish that she should marry Philip Wingate, a middle-aged waster. That night she attends a ball at which she hears a mysterious reference4,123 words
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Article158 1932-04-24 7 EVIDENCE IN IMB I \M An Oxford University Blue (rave evidence as a police-constable at Marlboroujrh Street police court on Apr. 1. The case Vas one in which Gerald O'B> James's I A and Mr*, ttaire Guckian, of Bury Street. secretary of the New Burlington Club,158 words
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Advertisement59 1932-04-24 7 rUIWaCn BEST SUITED TO YOUR NEEDS MUST BE WISELY SELECTED. There is a MARINE MOTOR TO SUIT EVERY TYPE OF CRAFT FROM A CHINESE JUNK TO AN EIGHTY FOOT CRUISER. TWO TO SIX CYLINDERS. 4 H.P. TO 225 HP. WRITE FOR CATALOGUES NOW. mmi; AU-.vrs UNITED ENGINEERS UMITE I INCORPORATED59 words
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Article, Illustration120 1932-04-24 8 Singapore. HrtA. Bel** Hayes in The Sin Of lon Claudt-t. 11l y.15. Phont I :ill< in (anari« Sinir 8.11 Mi. Ifeaae BMft*MBI. ■•lii ir OsaaaH CHEAT \\<>Kl!». Wuyantrs. inema, DonZ.m>. Maze, Skating ground I Museum. MARLBOBOUGB. Johnny Mack Brown Bargees in Lasca of the Rio la und Many A120 words
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Article21 1932-04-24 8 EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street. TELEPHONE S6BI.21 words
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Article526 1932-04-24 8 With the opening of the Penang trade school next month Malaya will possess lour schools of this type, the others being in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh, while there are two trade schools of a simpler type in Perak and Negri Sembiian. The experiment of technical educa- 1526 words
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Article, Illustration2606 1932-04-24 8 Maurice Legrain* the tlis(inuuisln<! trench alienist, in the fallowing article* claims to tell the truth about the mystics— a rrizf, he says, uhich has filled the asylums. What are the relations between mysticism ami madness he asks. Its very name slums mysticism to be a2,606 words
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Advertisement114 1932-04-24 8 "Use HEJNL-E,V Terminal Boxes Outdoor (Inverted) Type Almojt evsry Terminal Bel rsssjissaaal can be m«t by a llnlry pifirrn. Every box I I -implify the jointers v. md drip (in make a »v v. I j..!j quickly. List U^" Sole Af eats JOHN MOREY CO. SINGAPORE. Phone 7558 P.O. Bex:114 words
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Advertisement24 1932-04-24 8 BAGGAGE. Thf T. AFLAC I'olicy awssa All Ritks. SAY NO MORE. GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LOOTED. H.nckowr Bank Chamber.. TEI.EI'HONK 648*.24 words
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Advertisement44 1932-04-24 8 ENGLISH MILK The un.lrr mv h manufa. and <>f las aid* manufacturers Thty roiiiply in *rt hy thf aitag to Milk. They are partirularly MitakW f"i Infmit fcedinf, as well as for all household BSJfI "DIPLOMA" MILK "PINEAPPLE" MILK "GOLD COIN" MILK "PAGODA" MILK44 words
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1157 1932-04-24 9 Talkies Not For Charlie. HOLIDV\ WHICH HAS ALREADY LASTED 11 YEARS. HAVE a comedian who that his be*l p« rloi^narxe t lunny at all T II cv« r attempted t i inn Merot Ml of a film iv nature of his ne\t pictui Da1,157 words
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Article195 1932-04-24 9 f mi nd In Rail ira\ Tunnel. Vtt r.NTY-THKKK Ic-tttrs. co.ita nin»r paj>ers of national importance," found on Apr. after ;in all-night search in the da hern llajlway Ponge tunnel. Kent. The papers were in letters addressed ir Joseiah Stamp, a dire 'or r»f the195 words
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Article, Illustration31 1932-04-24 9 Mr. Soh Choo LaeJi (centre) cf Ihc jßatew \thletir \'-»<K-iation, who r«-ienl!\ on th<' pinj; p<:n;' (Ham > on'hip. »a- entertained b> Mr. Tan il«ni£ < hua. arcaiJ hi. to h lea party.31 words
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Article244 1932-04-24 9 K. S. Murray's Success. FIRST MATCH WITH PERAK. (Hy Our Own < <>rrespondent.> Ipoh, Apr. 2:». For the first time in tm> history of local cricket, the F.M.S. Police cricket team I'layH ajr«.in«t Perak in a math I tMyai) (MMMk, I he J'(.-!mc rfttppcr, I-. A.244 words
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Article309 1932-04-24 9 T. Leijssius In Bowling Form. l'!a\in>r on their own ground yesterday an SI -et eleven defeated the K.A.F. l>y l»y iuns. The home team Mtwd their opponents' total of 45 with victxoti down and, continuing to bat eventually finished up with a score of 144. Thf R.A.F.309 words
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Article148 1932-04-24 9 Test W hie 1 1 Musi Await A Rirth. Mar. :>l. A claim that rhe has obtained on a I wax tablet the foatptia inl>orn j baby is advanced l>y a aoted medium known as "Margery," the wife i L R. (J. Crandon i The footprint, she148 words
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Article122 1932-04-24 9 Death Of Surgeon Who Tool* Out Own Appendix. Yoik, Apr. 1. Dr. Evan O'Neill Kane, the 71 -year -old surgeon, who drew wort rntioa 11 years ago when I i his own appendix, died today of pneumonia. In 1 9 1 1#. the same year that h122 words
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Article59 1932-04-24 9 Police Tell Of Four Men And A Safe. CovaWrw Poll. startled to find f< v- vault below th.' <hi, open a safe with aid That wa p< lice at < aim ion. -nrai,,. neig'iii)ourhood, I 11 that a Camlxirn <hem- >. into, und the ■i a truck59 words
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Article152 1932-04-24 9 Australian Record To (ost £100.000. ■mm striking revelat dm a- to th. of the mmoiiwealth y are contained in the report of the Auditor(•eneraJ Tor Australia. When t l tory Trust Fund in 1919, he aa that the work in twelve volute I in five years, and152 words
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Article115 1932-04-24 9 To Have B*en Viewed By British Admiralty. Pan*, Apr. I. shrouds thr sinking in the* i Kouen last night of the Supor Marine, whiih its inventor was piloting from Paris to London to submit to the h Admiralty. The Super Marine i- a light, -trong craft, which require;115 words
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Advertisement142 1932-04-24 9 It's twice the fun with a FAMILY EIGHT' Such a comfort for comings and j?oin>rs. Evening functions are twite Mm fuii to the owntr of a FAMILY -BGHT." It really is a famih ir bitf wUt alat \M^ ami- sit in without crushing your dress or knowing your neighlx ur142 words
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Article, Illustration30 1932-04-24 10 Vn miWint in MMW/l matrh at the Jelan Besar Stadium !n»*e»-ii the S.<\< and the Malays. Mat Noor and Harper trying to head the ba 11.30 words
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772 1932-04-24 10 Solitude-Craml M<*n. Tll E -W1 T lUBT I C I OF THE SNOW COUNTHV. Love and hatred, laughter and tears, all the human emotions that play their parts in the drama of life in more Southern lands, are to be found in the barren772 words
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Article219 1932-04-24 10 DIAMONDS WHICH ARE UNWANTED Worth £20,000,000. LYING IN LONDON VAULTS. THE diamond kings of the wt.i the almost (wnplete lack of a demand for their 100,000 worth of liamonds an br found lie in th« >nts of London, The world stocks of unsaleable dta mond- irly £20,000,000 >n valui' If219 words
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Article419 1932-04-24 10 Trapped In Cabin. SURVIVOR'S STORY TO ADMIRALTY. Viscount Castle-Row* rwtntly told a nary about the death of Lord Kit I ;iin Harold I I>_vies, of Cardiff. to the editor x>f the Sunday atinjr that ho is the only livjnz pm in. avart from a few hiKh Admiralty419 words
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Article683 1932-04-24 10 WB6VTI MATRIMONIAL ON Apr. 5. the Law Court* will reopen for the Ka>i«M- session, and the. Ijsdfis frf Dirvi- :ironteri by a formidable m*5S of wcrk. The lists will con; ll 9t 1(>1- made up as follow* Undefended matrimonial fuits >«>1 (without jury) "241 In addition683 words
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Article60 1932-04-24 10 Court And Appointment Of A Receiver. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr In the Chancery I|iviK>jn, yesterday. Mi. i. Bern itt was grant**! lawn oerve a motion on Apr. 26 for the »p--pointmcat <jf a noiw for the ps'. the luie Mr. KU*:ur WalUtcw, the 4 author.60 words
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Article102 1932-04-24 10 Alleged Bribery. WAR AGAINST SOVIET MATCH TRUST. The Kreager inquiry eoatiniMt i<> yieM new surprises. It \t •>' tho -«t war agaii march tost hi. i had, in order to .o dump his id ktctof on a loss, and in irder to obtain in i hi- \a102 words
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Article143 1932-04-24 10 Fall From Window Or His Flat. Mr. Henry Hugh. --On nw. i Ma and Chief Tuxing Master MM Call from a third-floor hack \\'nd<>>\ d the ilat in h he lived in W. died from hi* injuries on Apr. 1. H'- fell t>n a leaded roof an143 words
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Article118 1932-04-24 10 Two Men Struck Down In Train Tunnel. Littkbor""rh, Apr. 1. Two of a party of were Wiled by a train after a vain race for life today through I milelonc Summit lailw.. The men had walked a- mile into the 1 to cany when the Him Mat118 words
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Article113 1932-04-24 10 Man Who S*ved Life Of The Prince. Oshawi (Ontario), Mar. ierick Wi ham Hvown, a British v»ier&n, who once saved the life of the Prince of \^»l^. has du-.i v h at the ajft if Many years aw Serjreant Brown, then '■K in tht- Tower of London113 words
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Advertisement58 1932-04-24 10 TO LET FLAT 30 AMBER MANSION* from middle- May, furnitun- to bo bouftiit over. Rent $65. Apply within. ASTORIA Double room vMh vcranduh. Suit marriad couplr or if*nt» tharinj. Tennis l'hone 2041, or apply after 7. TO LET AT SLUMP RENT U V Ramstratc Road, both 11, ITMth V for58 words
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998 1932-04-24 11 Cash Prizes Totalling $300 Must Be Won. NO ENTRANCE FEE. $100 for Best Forecast of Next Saturday's Winners. The Sunday Times has allocated $300 to he awarded in a simple and 1 straightforward competition in connection with forthcoming Singapore 2 Racing Meeting. On Saturday next,998 words
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Article633 1932-04-24 11 Training Notes. YESTERDAY'S WORK AT THE COURSE. (By Our Racing Correspondent.) In anticipation of the start of the Singapore race meeting next Saturday, quite a large number of followers were present for the training yesterday morning. The majority of t-ainers, however, are reserving their fast work for633 words
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Article78 1932-04-24 11 Rumours Of Three Directorships. Mr. J. H. Thomas, Secretary for the Dominions, gave an emphatic denial to the Sunday Express on Apr. 2 of rumours that he contemplated leaving politics for business. It was stated that two railway companies and a bank had offered him directorships. "It78 words
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Article103 1932-04-24 11 BUZZ OFF How To Get Rid Of A Bandit. If you do not give me some money. I'll shoot you," said a young man who walked into the sub-post office in Pimlico Road, S.W.. on Apr. 2 and pointed a revolver at Miss Barbara Wade, an assistant. Miss Wade, although103 words
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Article473 1932-04-24 11 North Road Bandits. 20 MILE CHASE IN THE NIGHT. Wansford, Apr. 2. /\W.NERS of garages on lonely parts of the Great North Road are arming themselves against a new reign of terror waged against them by motoring gunmen who scour the highway at night. One victim,473 words
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Article476 1932-04-24 11 Woman Who Did Not Fear Death. A woman now paralysed for life from the waist downwards figured in a shooting drama which was the subject of a resumed inquest at Southampton on Mar. 31. The inquest, opened four months ago, 'vas on Koland Hubert Draper, who was found476 words
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Article554 1932-04-24 11 Research Drama. DISCOVERY THAT WILL SAFEGUARD MILLIONS. BRITAIN has beaten poison gas. The staff of the chemical defence research department of the War (»ftke have at last, after experiments stretching over I fourteen years, discovered an effi'itive antidote to all gases used in modern warfare. It554 words
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Article121 1932-04-24 11 Even The Gamblers Are Going Home. Bankruptcy is stalking the pleasure of the Riviera, once ku: playground," but now suffering from the worst tourist season for forty years. Even the gamblers are going home. The French Government has lost £89,000 from gamhlirg taxes alone on the Riviera and121 words
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Article130 1932-04-24 11 Girl's Dramatic Thonc Talk With Fiance. Within 4h hours of fixed for 'tit vvi'Mrtr Mis* Winifred B< Mann, of Pont Street Mews, S. W., brokr \*r engagement in a uramat c telephone talk with her fiance, M-. Bernard Manm>< Barnch, son of the eminent United States >ank< The130 words
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Advertisement81 1932-04-24 11 J Sunday Times Racing Competition. I I enter The Sunday Times Racing Competition on the con- t I Hitions set out above and I consider the following horses will I win at Singapore on Saturday next, April 30. RACE 1 (2.30 p.m.) RACE 2 (3 p.m.) I I RACE 381 words
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Advertisement24 1932-04-24 11 MjTwhen i|cu j W/ cider f *aq mi/j f f LI 4~fc D O mm w r± WiP/f? t M^^^f^^Mi CHOP HACAH »«J Ttfl24 words
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Article, Illustration579 1932-04-24 12 HOW TO SEX BIRDS. Written and illustrated by Erie Kitch Dagtiali. The Children's Nature Series. |)«*nt. 2s. 6d. I--ttin>r out to pnxluco :i writ children's nature study publishers could have found mi pxmv undentanding or i*apal le edit >r Mr. Dasrlish. He know hi subject579 words
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Article1003 1932-04-24 12 A Book To Read And Read Again THE Ml SHROOM FIELD. By Mabel L Tyrrell. H odder and StouKhton. 7s. 6d. Even a book reviewer has his good days! Occasionally— very occasionally alas he comes across a new piece of fiction that ends, for a long time at all I1,003 words
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847 1932-04-24 12 THK HKKIS OF PLKABI XX I'luv in Three Arts. K> 11.11. Ranee of Sarawak. Allahahad l.«* Journal Pre««. Allahabad. Rs. 1-h. On the wrapper of this volume the publishers give details of a number of i works by other writers that might be847 words
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Article, Illustration15 1932-04-24 12 THE HERON. A woodcutter by Eric Fitch Daglish for his book "How to See Birds."15 words
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Advertisement283 1932-04-24 12 THE WRITING PAD WITB THK W(»RLD UIL'E REPLT.V* Hj Wnti^?adl Manufactured by: JOHN DICKINSON CO^ LT* (Incorporated in England.) POST BOX IM. SIN*; A CORE. AND SOLD BY ALL STATIONEBS Jh. MALAYA. FOREIGN LANGUAGES j HOW TO LEARN PUNCH, GERM SPANISH, ITALIAN, Xl ssi an. DUTCH, NORWKfiIW or DANISH in283 words
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Miscellaneous240 1932-04-24 12 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. P I 5 i*sh i 5 v° i i v pw^ i" I*- 1 i s* i PS S^ WM M 30-~ sT^rSI m* m*-^ m~ m Si f** I*B W:*** —sp *r if;^— *n —^w* m^ m I I 111 m m wn m m r'l240 words
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Article, Illustration1490 1932-04-24 13 MALAYA'S CLUB LIFE.— Y. M. C. A. IN KUALA LUMPUR. The V.M.C.A. At Kuala Lumpur. YEAR OF EXCELLENT PROGRESS. Association's Headquarters Modernised. rK Hon. MV. J. Strachan, M.F.C presided at the annual meting of th. V.M.C.A. whicl was held at the Loke Yew Hall, Kuala Lumpur. After the minutes of1,490 words
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Article, Illustration39 1932-04-24 13 The ping pong team of the Oversea -(htm sc Hank Ltd.. (Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Malacca branches) rtcentl) beat the Seng Cheong Li Chi Seah at Malacca by i— 2. The ab<ne is a group photograph of the visitors.39 words
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Article99 1932-04-24 13 An Anjilo Malu> an Society. THE object of the Anglo-Malayan 1 national Correspondence Club i.ti. promote international friendship through the medium of correapondemv and the exchange (if such Knactment 1927 of the Tamila Samuga Seerthirutha Sangam, Kuato Kangsar, and has Uen duly registered within the district of Kuala99 words
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99 1932-04-24 13 AT the annual general <>f the Y^ur Vricnily I y heM at the society's premi es the *eH ofTHa's for the year Mr. Tan Ch<;on Hean; viceCru'. heng Mong. Mr. Hub I S on, .Mr. Koh Jo Kwarg I M T;\- K.i. Tok hon y.99 words
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Article19 1932-04-24 13 New Society Formed In Kuahi kiingsar. THE British Resident of J'erak ha^ approved the registration under the19 words
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Article467 1932-04-24 13 Annual Report New Officials. AT the annual meeting of th.- Chinese Association, the following were ..ffice bearers for 1932 Patron, Pr Then Chang Lok prvsi lent. Mr. Cheong Koon Seng. I I' I <e-pre ident<. Dr. Loh Dh II I' Wee, Mr. Chua Ke'i rlai and Mr.467 words
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Article, Illustration22 1932-04-24 13 Mr. O. A. K. \runa nlam (h president of the Malacca Indian Club, and an enthusiastic member ol the local Na-;aralh.ir commui22 words
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Advertisement86 1932-04-24 13 REGLYKOL Sure Cure for Diai REGLYKOL Oaatatai sjajaslasj s«rbs harmless to health. REGLYKOL rtA ices soirar and Aceton* in tne urina. REGLYEOL decreases the diseharr* of urine. RECLYKOL «urn'M»M the abnormal feeling of thirnt and knifr. RECIVKOI promotp* di?»iition. REGLYKOL saass alas diseases Attendant upon Diahetea such as 'ri«ma. PuruncUs,86 words
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Article586 1932-04-24 14 PLAY ON FIRST DAY. Home Team Lead. PERAK BEATEN AT SINGLES. From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 23. 'PHE annual tennis tournament between Perak and Selangor opened on the Selangor Club's padang this afternoon. Play started at three o'clock in the grilling heat but the586 words
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Article565 1932-04-24 14 Home Football Results. London, Apr. 28. Results of League matches played today are aa follows First Division. Alton Villa 5 Sheffield Utd. Bolton Wands. 1 Manchester City 1 Chelsea 0 West Bran. A. 2 <;rim»by Town 2 Derby Co. 1 Leicester City 1 Blackburn R.565 words
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Article1465 1932-04-24 14 A Splendid Defence. CHAMPION FORWARDS WELL HELD. B.C.C. 2 Malays 1. rthe S.C.C. fell the honour of inflicting the first defeat on the footl all champions, the Malays, when in the first divirion the Cricket Cluh < nr.d both points from their first encoui ter with1,465 words
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Article158 1932-04-24 14 Indian Cricketers' 1 Practice At Lord's. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Apr. 23. The Indian cricketers created a ver\ favourable impression during a practice nt Lords' yesterday afternoon. Lall Singh aroused enthusism by the strength of his Icjr-si le hatting. The following will oppose the tourist*158 words
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Advertisement42 1932-04-24 14 Buy I i Cold Storage j j Milk j I and i Cream. j i i j T d m V ;^c Val m t M^^mJP* •WyAf a Datin r w 4Ne^j j f JJc OWe StyU I I Brewed Gittjjcrßcor. J42 words
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Article, Illustration1498 1932-04-24 15 fork inn - fork inn.) (MY Schoolmasters Jl ho Tmbt in I I in C.rickvt Comhing Stdanfzor Tennis Tournnmt nt Mearirift Final Stages Comhtfg Attractive Programme of Sport For Kwiht Lumpur Keen Snort In The egH Penan i; Football Suspensions. k I the Selanjror-Netn latch la.-t Saturday r the1,498 words
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Article19 1932-04-24 15 Training notes bj our special racing correspondent will be found on pape 11, (ojcther with other sporting n«19 words
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Article235 1932-04-24 15 i\mw HiMUTHM ■AtW o\ PARANG. AN" irvcn clofVated the ktion by fi\r wickets '.-i day. 'although they wera lfft v indor two hours to I W W, I h«- tawlinc; honours n« four i.A. batsmen for 29 mn«. In hi« eighth o. two wickets in235 words
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Article17 1932-04-24 15 Ceylon Sports Clab Win By Nine Wickets. ng at honx- the ylon mam (M) athy17 words
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Article12 1932-04-24 15 World's Champion Says He Is Willing. i :tie filths12 words
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Advertisement209 1932-04-24 15 iiIP!J read|ng T>T^ REQUIRES tgkfJ^T LIGHTING W J^h. IT IS THEREFORE IMPORTANT TO GET f I PHILIPS LAMPS I I THEY GIVE A BRIGHT, V M MELLOW LIGHT WHICH MAKES READING A SUPPLIES OBTAINABLE FROM REAL PLEASURE. SOLE AGENTS: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN THE SA) 17—19 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE.209 words
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Article, Illustration69 1932-04-24 16 Malay* who Mi»tained their lir«t defeat of the Beaton Hi, S wi.i.li (l«r.u(<(l the Mala-.- In ih odd goal in three at Ja'an li**ar >•<•«!«> in a first <l.u-ion match. t uoal of th match, scored by Dollah, following a corner kick herrinjrton, t h«- S go^'keeper. effecting a clearance.69 words
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