The Straits Times, 17 July 1932
1932-07-17
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Title Section36 1932-07-17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 31. Sunday, July 17th, 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 31. Sunday, July 17th, 1932. Price 10 Cents36 words
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Article, Illustration680 1932-07-17 1 DEATH OF LORD PLUMER HERO OF MESSINES. MEMORIES OF JUNE, 1917. How II Army Thrilled The World. j GREAT WAR EPIC. The Taking Of A Famous Ridge. London, .I'ily I rp!IK death has stcsrud <>f Field M id Plumer, who has baaa in indilfereni licaltli since February iMi, Renter. Herbert680 words
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Article616 1932-07-17 1 Athletic Championships. COMPETITIONS ORGANISED ON TEAM BASIS. T&NGLIN Har>acks was the saaM of great activ .lay afternoon tin ix-easion being the "grand finale*' i the Garriaaa inter-unit athletic 1 champia—biaa. The weather was fine and there was a large gathering. The officer At Hal neld in conjunction616 words
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Article53 1932-07-17 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 16. The closing prices today were KII.HKK. Spot (Buyers) 1 15/16 d. (Sellers) 2d. Oct. -D. 2 I/Kid. Jan. -Mar. 2' s d. \pr. June 7 J2d. TIN. Spot il.'T 1 Three months Mt%. SILVKK. ■pal 17. Forward 17. 'rir-s-rate closed53 words
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Article217 1932-07-17 1 A Winning Coupon Without Any Name. One reader in Ipoh, one in Kuala Lumpur and four in share the affarai in connection with the at ng at Ipoh. Each of these competitors nani"! five of the eight winners and in the saaWM of a few days $1(5.70 will217 words
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Article2991 1932-07-17 1 3 ACRES ENOUGH TO LIVE ON? Keeping Up The Standard Of Living. ■In the past we have not really known what the condition of the raiat has been," said the Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, acting British Resident of Selangor, in commenting on an address jjiven2,991 words
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Article483 1932-07-17 1 Over 200 Guests. MISS MURIEL MAYSON AND MR. J. S. LAIRD. St. Andrew's Cathe lial was the scene j of a very interesting wedding yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties bein^ Muriel Edith Newton sfayson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. M ■gupore, and Mr.483 words
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Article4651 1932-07-17 1 Her Story Of The Tragedy. COUNSELS SPEECH. "Not Enough Evidence To Hang A Cat." (Hy Air Mail.) London, July 6IT was in a hushed court that Sir Patrick Hastings, X.( made his final speech in defence of Mrs. Elvira Dolores Barney at the Old Bailey4,651 words
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Advertisement18 1932-07-17 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND I GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (lacorporated In Gnat Britain.) Head Office for Malaya I SINGAPORE.18 words
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Advertisement10 1932-07-17 1 OCEAN j i MOTOR j POLICIES i v l h10 words
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Article2615 1932-07-17 2 A NIGHT IN A TREE. How "Billy" Killed His Keeper And Ran Amok. There can be few men or women for whom the mysterious depths of the junjrle, ajid the wild beasts which inhabit it do not Dossess an irresistible appeal. And ekphant stores, in particular,2,615 words
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Article364 1932-07-17 2 HOW BERLIN V* VS ROBBKI). Berlin, June 28. THK meatt-t scandul in the history of the Berlin municipality found its Nemesis today. After a trial which h*s occupied th. Court tor 124 days, the brotfcen Lea and Willi Skla»-ek were Mnteaced la four rvitude each. Ten364 words
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Article255 1932-07-17 2 MAN OF 73 IN "BREACH" SUIT. ICED 62. AUDOfI \nnip Grindley, of I'oy-ti Street, Wicxliam, na :i\SHii)«-d M dafIHMH .in. l Chester Amizm on Jane 24, f<^r breich ct pinnii-c apm-t -old retired tailor, Thoma> Jonc '<• Oawcstrjr. Mrs. tJrirdley, (rivine evidence, said that >hf ii'ct Mr. Jonc at the255 words
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Article117 1932-07-17 2 Adventure Of Fall In Disused Cellar. V'hilc a woman v:i- -iitinjr on the doorntip of hi'i houM in Sh«riflf SI ii<>ol, on June 2s, a manhole cowr m the pavement onposiie suddenly rose, and tAc I'and-. n\ (•]•«•<) with Mood, ap loi a few moments, and then van;.<hod.117 words
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Advertisement13 1932-07-17 2 k*^"J Personal Effects ■V rA. Ykmw i Motor Car* \^tS*F^ 4 CCLLYER QUAY13 words
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Advertisement140 1932-07-17 2 lean 2M< i iiffwrd to I >^4 smile/ iKf Can you afford to smile? If A A not, you need a Prudential I^^^^ Policy its security brings con- f tentment and freedom from /a vr J^\ lIII'llillMHI W\^ I The Endowment policy oft'ers you the ideal means of insurance. To140 words
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Miscellaneous45 1932-07-17 2 £T OPOEPED A DOZEN I YOU ONLY SO/T FOUR OF 'EM Q ~U fSf\ QQAPL fRUiT YESTERDAY ME ClfiMT.' WERE BAOt ?O I TMRf .W )f J i—^»— W— i fl^l —^i^— 1— M I I M M I <■. I I I *%M^ ->■ i 145 words
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Article206 1932-07-17 3 Sailors' Trousers Not To Change. A persistent rumour has been circulating in the naval ports to the effect that the time-honoured hell-bottom trousers of the bluejacket are shortly to be exchanged for a different pattern. There is, say.« the Daily Telegraph, no foundation for this story. Apart from206 words
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Article107 1932-07-17 3 Most Of Them Used As Padlocks! Who buys the handcuffs displayed in the window of a shop in the Strand? "Recently we have sold a number to private detectives," said the proprietor of the shop to a newspaper representative. "We stock the police pattern, but the chief demand107 words
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Article, Illustration1397 1932-07-17 3 Mrs. Victor Bruce - Mrs. Victor Bruce. Attempt On Duration Flight Record. RE-FUELLING PROBLEM SOLVED. (By IN the reports which have already appeared in th< world Press concerning my plan to stay in the air for a full thirty days, it has been stated that the experiment was to1,397 words
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Article, Illustration796 1932-07-17 3 G. k. Chesterton - "THOSE MAD AMERICANS G. k. Chesterton. Secrets Of Being A Good "Joiner." By T SHOULD not care to say anything unpleasant about America, for I enjoyed such delightful hospitality at the hands of Americans that it would seem like biting the hand that fed me.. However, if I do launch796 words
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Advertisement511 1932-07-17 3 Cash Prizes In New Racing Contest. $200 MUST BE WON. Can You Predict The Winners At Penang. Cash prizes to the value of $200 are being offered by the Sunday Times in connection with the forthcoming race meeting at Penanß. The amount will be awarded ia sums of $100, one511 words
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Advertisement460 1932-07-17 3 TL D %^j£ With "Home Brew". Ihe brewery j&Bt j^T'ik Made of Genuine Bavarian At Home. |g| Mtlf nd Hopj TRADE -MAKk With "HOME BUEW HouM-hoMrr* c;«n brew their own beer without :.ny machine* or apparatus whut'-vor of any kind. "llomr Brew" is nut a substitute for Beer but a460 words
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Article1304 1932-07-17 4 AKIR - AKIR. BRIDGE NOTES. Trick Value Of Cards. By Thin st ritx <>f articles ix nut intended for the advam<if bridge player, hut for the Mil majority who, hurin</ plaited Auction flrulye tor ijeiiiH, )/.<»• find thrnixelre<i sice/tt into Con-tun-t, as well us for the bey1,304 words
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Article1694 1932-07-17 4 THE WANDERER - THE WANDERER. By Death O< 1" Old Hnt'uca Resident Man Who Unit Thy Old Hiiili School A Malay Ruler Who Strives To Meet His Subjects Twenty-Two Years Of Plant' n it Lieut. -Col. V. J. A. Foster Retires. fTiHKKK was a reference in >v~wr.|ayStraits Times to the1,694 words
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Advertisement130 1932-07-17 4 t* ■mmmmmmmmmmP4P^F4<4'^PlJlmmmmmmmmmflPV£ji Phone 2757 ■UJkljkl lj 40, High St. (t^jr-"— ii-^n 4 Proprietor*: Eaatern Piece Gooda Store* Ss\k^ X > •■»♦♦♦♦♦♦-»♦♦♦♦>♦♦-»♦» ♦♦■>t CHILDREN'S CORNER.— NO. 31. TIRED OF SPRINCINi;. Then Ethel Jane and Sal sat down to rest. "I'll walk without my shoe." poor Ethel said And Ethel said, "I130 words
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Advertisement181 1932-07-17 4 A flash of C010ur SPLASH!! —Undoubtedly there will be many wearing Robinson Co.'s Chic Bathing Costumes But the 2 newest models will be worn by "THE MISSES X" Sec them THIS MORNING At— SEA VIEW HOTEL BATHING COSTUME PARADE Don't fail to inspect our large assortment of beautiful costumes before181 words
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Article240 1932-07-17 5 Gas War lo Avert Plague. border country batweea Knulani I ami threatened with r» plague of moak rat-. It is said that th< HTects jiki us as those of Australia's rabbit plagut The danger began whin an ex-Canadian trapper started a farm in ;he middle of' Shropshire for240 words
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Article, Illustration958 1932-07-17 5 STRICTLY PRIVATE "WHEN I MARRY I SHALL RETIRE." The Great Garbo Talks. When Will iWeta Cnrbo Marry? The ft Mb World Is Intrigued by this Question, But Greta (iarbo Herself Persists In Having Moth inn To Say On the Subject. In the Following Exclusive Interview*958 words
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Advertisement127 1932-07-17 5 ANOTHER UPROARIOUS ALL-BRITISH COMEDY! AT THE PAVILION TONIGHT MATINEE AT 3-15. British International jj^ x \r< M HLt« Pictures delightful Fm&\ MUE ML* farce wmh w^r maj^^M "MONEY FOR T*W A Masterpiece of Me r rim en t Nfeia2 > Obtainable from. G. H. Kiat Co. Ltd. RELAX in Comfort127 words
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Advertisement84 1932-07-17 5 Music TONIGHT'S SPECIAL CONCERT If tki HEW EUROPE ORCHESTRA U -6.T th* dtr«ctton of j Mr. F. J. STRASSER < Will play the MlewMf programme at 9.30 p.m. 1. Overture Nabuco4eao»or VerUi ii. Grand KanUisie C'avallcria RustieaiM Ma«cac»i 8. Flute Solo Carnival e> Russe CiarJi Soloist Mi J. S. RenJcovcUky84 words
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Advertisement115 1932-07-17 5 Owing to Popular Success Season Extended Until TOMORROW night ZCAfTTOjT MATINEE TODAY. Send The Children! The.' love WKcler Woolsey! TONIGHT FORGET YOUR TROUBLES fes and SEE JBk mk W OOLSEY i In their Latest RADH) Whirlwind of Merriment \hj S^jf an<l Music .^g«Bk "GIRL CRAZY" Jk^ With DOROTHY LEE, MITZI115 words
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Article, Illustration1326 1932-07-17 6 ELINOR GLYN - ELINOR GLYN THE SECRET OF YOUTH By In an Interview AGE is not matter of years. It is the outcome of carelessness a careless itt'tude towards life and a neglect of the physical, mental and spiritual endowments with which one and all of us, in1,326 words
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Article125 1932-07-17 6 A FTKR military coats come military buckles. The catch in of the simple slot through type, one side slipping into the other in such a way that it cannot possibly MM undone. In place of th< Brest which ordinarily decorates the centre of the buckle, women arc125 words
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Article135 1932-07-17 6 Pile unevenly on top of the tarts, dredge with more fine icing MsjW and put in the oven until the top of the meringue is a golden brown. Glass bottles or juys that have become stained can be cleaned with thin slices of taw potato soaked in vinegar.135 words
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Advertisement185 1932-07-17 6 WHITEAWAYS GENERAL CATALOGUE SENT POST FREE ON APPLICATION. KI.I/ABKTII" HUM. Built ef finest <|Uality, silver finish motor l»ody steel, softly padded, fitted with O*W end apion :md torm flap, fold down type handles, steel spring*, tangent spoke wheels, cushion tyres. Price $39.50 each. IM.'ROVKI) FOLDING BAHY < \KKIAGE. l new185 words
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Advertisement198 1932-07-17 6 H HENRY H. COHEN, Ltd. L IS U* C* 2nd Floor Maynard Building, 1 16 Battery Road. T«l 81S4 SINGAPORE —^M^— The Importance of Salt In Daily Life gThe salt in your daily food is vitally important —it is essential. Therefore, choose the bestpure, dry, free-running Cercbos Salt, packed in198 words
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Article3851 1932-07-17 7 GWYN EVANS - GWYN EVANS. OUR SERIAL STORY. By EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. Bill Kellaway, an out-of-work journalist, fitting on a bench near the London Embankment, is accosted by a well dressed stranger who asks hint if he would like a million pounds! Kellaway naturally says "yes," and leaves with the3,851 words
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Advertisement151 1932-07-17 7 WHATEVER CAR YOU DRIVE WHEREVER YOU MAY DRIVE IT HOWEVER YOU MAY DRIVE IT GOODRICH TYRES WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST SERVICE. THE MOST SATISFACTORY TRANSPORT. DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE PHONE 5121 BRANCHES. 4 ELLISON S. EZEKIEL. MALAYA'S CHEAPEST OPTKI \N 17. CHAI'EL KdAD, KATOXG, si\r; MORE151 words
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660 1932-07-17 8 The Straits Times TOTIDEM VERBIS. EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 27, Java Street TELEPHONE 368*. Mr. Ramsay Ma -Donald, fie-h from his triumphs at Lausanne, startled Gie-.n Britain on Thursday with an announcement that he had invited Mr. de Valera to come660 words
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Article2778 1932-07-17 8 This is the first of n new series of ml venture stories by two well-known writers T. C. Bridges and H. H. Tilt man which will form part of a book to be published later this year. The story below con -ems Archbishop Stringer of2,778 words
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Article, Illustration1848 1932-07-17 8 Believe it ornot being the Asserion of Ananias I > If rather a lot last week -ga idciably nio'e than your rations, so to speak. Not that a burst -ity worries me any, mark fas. I'm a magr.amn ens hirH, among iu\ many sterling qualitie But even i has to1,848 words
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Advertisement198 1932-07-17 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. A DELPHI HOTEL. (I \^.s!( \l. (>\< KRT. 9.30 p.m. ALHAMBRA THEATRE. AKSLNK !.l lI N with Lionel Barry Biere and John Barr>more. I I ,—9.15 p.m. I'hone H909. CAPITOL THEATRE. GIRL CBAH with Ittrt Wheeler. Ko'ert V/eeAatjr and Dorothy le. L 15 —9.15 p.m. I'hone :>2«l-2. El198 words
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Advertisement11 1932-07-17 8 PIANO TUNING—REPAIRS. REMOVALS—HIRE. E. CHARLES. I Phone 290:'. 284, Orchard Koad.11 words
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Article, Illustration2271 1932-07-17 9 VISIT TO THE LOCAL REFORMATORY. Seeming Injustice Which Often Proves A Blessing. It all happened through a small Chinese boy who could not even speak English. He was destitute, and was brought before a Police Magistrate, and "sentenced" to UM 2 years in Urn Reformatory.2,271 words
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Article597 1932-07-17 9 Three Judges Concur. PERSONAL CHARACTER ATTACKED. A I liriefly reported in ve^terday's Straits Times, the apMal of Tan Kwee Chian. I.i LsojOjg Xi and Thng Siong Phuan against a judgment of Mr. •lusticc a Beckett Terrell in dismissing their claim for liliel against Aw Kwee Rang and597 words
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Advertisement82 1932-07-17 9 SWIM H£ SUITS o~™ 0N DISPLAY AT AND WORN BY MOST AT THE SEA VIEW BATHING COSTUME PARADE *l THIS MORNING. jJItK MEN'S STYLES &E&£j\ Wp^\ .$lO.OO nett and .$11.50 nett #iBF7/J WhW/i Colours— Black, Navy, Royal Maroon. *Wl/fil K1 M LAMBS* STYLES I M|j ]V7J SlO.OO, .$11.50, $14.00 j,82 words
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Advertisement49 1932-07-17 9 MOTOR ACCESSORIES. PETROL CAN CARRIERS. VOLTMETERS. Price $1.00. Price $1.50. [jr<fi- AMMETERS. Price from $2.00 each. \V »Te fj ALL WAWTM s T:ink Type, IVtrol (iau^cs in various s./. s Prices from $3.75. MALAYAN MOTORS LIMITED 14/20, Orchard Ro:ul. PHONE 5484-5-6-7. RKPRKSENTKD TIIROL'GHOL" Till" IMS lIV WEARNE BROS. LTD.49 words
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Advertisement38 1932-07-17 10 After Ihc match 3 i X MM 4 /IMK V y£MV*JMMMk^ /w ist mWSm *Hb\ ing. i i <^ba I jSjL^ mil 7^ 1 I v *Jt -^CJ/44 with the right spirit t2Swl it^^^^r^ v— Rl^Ls^Lbl Mhws. l<ief38 words
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Advertisement102 1932-07-17 10 Good News!— We Are Proud To \nnounce That c Now (larry jr tfi ..ulillll Nik S< (\ni'v -«J I J I Ijotham pH JSiDSiRIPE jF\_ jfcv Silk Stockings if ~^^_X Because of tin wonderful satisfaction thex nivr to women who wear them because of then famous beauts- tit, and durability,102 words
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Article410 1932-07-17 11 I "CASEY'S GOUT 91 TO GO. CKNTURY-OM) memories of the Strand were scattered by a score of workmen armed with pick-axes when they started work on the demolition of the last remaining link witn the Strand as our forefathers knew it. They will tear down all410 words
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Article64 1932-07-17 11 Famous Airman Killed In Aeroplane Crash. Milan, July 12. The well-known flyer, Captain Ratti, j who last year participated in General Balbo's squadron flight to Brazil, was killed when his plane crashed near the OrU'tello aerodrome. During Balbo's famors trans-Atlantic flight, Ratti was forced by motor trouble toAneta-Trans-Ocean - 64 words
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Advertisement87 1932-07-17 11 Pr Do you get tired I easily I Docs your energy fail tion-exactly as Nature you quickly Are you intends it to be cor- j often depressed and rected. Take Eno's > dull Is your work a Fruit Salt regularly burden Then it is every morning and you almost certain87 words
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Advertisement54 1932-07-17 11 \OTI£a^AJLJ/ DEPESZKE THE ARISTOCRAT OF (IGVRETTES. —Not only because they are so fragrant and satisfying but also because for every tin sold in Malaya during 1932 the manufacturers are donating two cents to be divided equally between the European and Asiatic Unemployment Funds. Agents: HENRY WALGII CO., LTD. Singapore, Pmrnmrng,54 words
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Article, Illustration3004 1932-07-17 12 MODERN ITALY Will Fascism Outlast Its Founder 'lodem Italy. Ity Cecily Hamilton. l Aiia 21 photographs. Dent. 7,5. 6d. ITALY is to us something of an enigma. Only a short time ago she was a welter of small self-gvvtrmd States, a poverty-stricken, almost lawless country. Today she is united and3,004 words
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Advertisement320 1932-07-17 12 THE WRITING PAD »TTH TMK IWI WWm KE»'UTATION. Writing Pad Van v fact ii red by JOHN DICKINSON ft CO, LTD. (laad). MMT »:<)\ Xii». ■MSAPOBB. AND BOI.D H^ \l M'lliiMKS 1\ >l I \V\. The New Book of ETIQUETTE by LILLIAN EICHLER. I'n»tcct yourself from -u<l<len «-iubarrassni' I the320 words
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Miscellaneous209 1932-07-17 12 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. i i i i t'jr i* i t fit r i r m." ps p— 1IH"" i^_ m~m~m* r B_u i^ as"— sr- —p p~-«" 55- W— pP I| 3r^ i W SI""!! 55 Mi' g- —|p p-aqsr sT 5^ :i^_r: (CLUES.) ACROSS. Snake 1 Keeling .ii209 words
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Article, Illustration30 1932-07-17 13 The teams which played in the Brunei v. Miri match at Krunei last month. Krunei won l.> fMM (o 2. Thi* »a- th«- fir<t nig match e>er played in Hrunt'i.30 words
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Article, Illustration50 1932-07-17 13 The above photographs were taken on the occasion of a visit by members of the Kuala Lumpur Chinese Students Literary Association to (Minting Simpah, Pahang, the property of Mr. Choo Kia Peag, J.P., Kuala Lumpur. The part/ arrangement* were nude by Mr. Lisu Ten* Jiojif, aociaj »<>cret*/y. vi Ui« MMcigtioo.50 words
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Article, Illustration188 1932-07-17 13 Programmes For Monday And Tuesday. The Selangor State Band will play the following programme at the Selangor Club I on Monday from "> p.m. to 6. ',10 p.m. Overture, I.c F'uits D'Amour," M. W r Balfe. Grand Selection, L'Africaine," O. Meyerbeer. Three Dream Dances," S. ColeridgeTaylor. Grand National188 words
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Article132 1932-07-17 13 President's Welcome At K. L. Function. AN indication of the tendency toward v widvi serial lift 1 foi hinese ladies was givrti at the annual dinner of th* Selangor Chinese rlecre*tion <luh la«t Mr I,oh Kong Imm, the president, smc that the great feature of their132 words
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Article50 1932-07-17 13 Enough To Supply Italy's Needs. Rome. July 13. According t«. the I avoro Fascista a large anthracite coalfield has been discovered in the Asota Valley *t E ioo e nnn f stlmatl th quantity of coal at 100,000 tons, enough to supply Itah needs for a lon»r time.-Aneta-Trans-50 words
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Article128 1932-07-17 13 -Its i-t tif> in the singles handicap e-. ent of the O.R.A. Unnis tournament played last week on the O R.A. court in the R. I. ground* are as follows I. Abed owe ;<0 beat Wan Puteh ow 4, 6—l. ft— 2. H. M. Sujak mm n128 words
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Article59 1932-07-17 13 TIKS in the Htirlicks badminton Party "A" and "B"' singlet championshipfur today are as follows "A". Wan Chin Inn v>. Bf Cheng Ki»>n, E. Chens Leeag r*. E. Tian Cheng "B". Ong I Van^ \>. Chan Siak Choon, Lee < Thong vs. Tan Tiang Bee. Joseph59 words
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Article38 1932-07-17 13 THK usual committee meeting of thi Iminton Party will le hek' at Mr. Tan Quee I/ensr'n residence, 5 Tivcrton lane (off Ki'liney Road), todaj at TJO p.m. Important n .11 b< diacaaaed. Attendance i* compulsory.38 words
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Article133 1932-07-17 13 The S. S. And Ottawa Conference. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 16. A letter addressed to the L'r !e- tary of the Colonies hy Mr. Marks. th<secre'ary of th; 1 A.X.M hope that when the Ottaw (dnfen^e tary of State will net mclv > (he Straits Settlements133 words
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Article207 1932-07-17 13 Married To Mrs. Scoular In Edinburgh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ixndon. July it;. The wedding took place today in Edin uigh of Mr. \V M Poveman, who waformerly with Frasei and Neave Ltd. Singapore, and Mrs. Scoular, widow ol •he late Mr. R. Scoular, who w many years207 words
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Article209 1932-07-17 13 Refusal To Rescind Uniforms Order. H. din. .luJy 13. The Mlmm of the Inti'Moi. Baron von (Jayl, has rxcahred leaders of the Serial Democrai Party, who laid lieforc the Minister facts relating to political riotin^ during the last few da and drew his attention to the fact thatAneta-Havas - 209 words
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Article143 1932-07-17 13 Death Watch Ik.*etle In limber Beams. The RadclihV Cai—ra, whose MM i« a prominent landmark of Oxford. h:t been saved in time. The discovery that the death-watch beetle was attacking buildings as different as the mediaeval I 'niversity Church, he Ilodlcian Library, and the ekl •hapel of Tunity143 words
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Article92 1932-07-17 13 A^;iin ApiH-.irs At Marlh<»rouj*h Street. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I !i»n. July Id The we'l-known 3:enWa Dtn Paul, thf 'aught, r nf Sir AuWrcy l)»-an I'aul. who auxe a sensation wht n she stepped into eh of the M ('..lie'■<iurt m n<- >* < <v ia'-irc 192 words
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Article233 1932-07-17 13 Middle- Aged Victims Now In Hospital. Footit called at a farm at leallby, Lincolnshire, to ask for a subscription to the local hospital, (jrazing in front of the farm-house was a little white lamb, which was pet of the farmer "Hullo, lambkins." called Mrs. Footi as233 words
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Article146 1932-07-17 13 Fewer Visits To The Dentist. r| which will eventually result v thousands fewer visits being paid t< dentints is now being earned out at th' National Physical LtHJaral iding ton. Hitherto ucntal ulloys used m tooth till ngs have ter.cid titl.tr te exj and M contract when in146 words
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Advertisement135 1932-07-17 13 IS REJUVENATION POSSIBLE? ore despair, only safi-' triumph over lost health and happiretc. Success guaranteed. Particulars free. HAKYYASRAM. I" \M HIOTA, (Jntnoiy), Bengal. Ml GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. 112. South Bridge Road. Singapore. OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS Sight U-Mtrd free «f charge. (iluwi guaranteed to be u»ed for a long time.135 words
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Article1172 1932-07-17 14 Malaya Cup Match. LOCAL FORWARDS' BAD START. Singapore I; Nejjri Semhilan 1. A v confidently expected Singa|>ore won their Malaya Cup match against NiK'i SembiaWl at the Anson Road yesterday, and the final score oi 4 l fully reflect^ their wptrii The \<'Kii tried hard, and1,172 words
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Article113 1932-07-17 14 Malacca*? Big Lead Over Negri. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 16. Malacca met Negri Sembilan at tennis today and out of eight matches played, Malacca won seven. Results (Malacca players mentioned first): Singles. Gomes beat Kirn Sang, 10 8, o—4. Tiani Wah beat Ah Kai, G— l,113 words
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Article430 1932-07-17 14 S. C. C. Tournament. HIGH SCORING: DR. HOPKINS' CENTURY. THE S.C.C. cricket tournament match between the Etceteras and the P.S. I and L., on the Singapore Padang, ended in a draw yesterday. The Etceteras brought their overnight total of 81 for one to 253 for the loss430 words
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Article321 1932-07-17 14 Match With Combined Schools XI. Another drawn match was played on the other side of the Padang where an S.R.C. XI entertained the Combined Schools XI. The visitors batted first and compiled i 130. D. Ross and J. Loveday figured in a second wicket stand of 72, and321 words
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Article1193 1932-07-17 14 Perak Match. GOOD FIELDING BY SELANGOR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 16. The inter-State cricket match between Selangor and Perak commenced thin morning in perfect weather on the Selangor L'lui> Padang. Kain which had fallen in the early hourn of the .norning, did not a.Tect1,193 words
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Article70 1932-07-17 14 Bombay Sports Club Beaten At S.CR.C. The S.tß.f;. defeated the Bombay Sport» Club on their own ground by 95 runs yesterday Ratting first the liome eleven scored I<K5 to which Ong Siow Hian J *a*< pii'tipal contributor with 47. Chel- i liah took »even wickel* for 34. The70 words
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Article140 1932-07-17 14 H.ilin, July 12. Th< the negotiations at Lmhnm mark the real start of. the electoral campaign. f<>r public attention has heretofore beta dir-tted to events in Switzerland, but now each party is endeavouring to aKpltSi the rv-ulte at I.au^ann. I n profit. It is iu-ohat.lt' that tht- next140 words
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Article1980 1932-07-17 15 FORWARD - FORWARD. Kuala Lumpur Fotttlntil Troubles eak Refereeinti And I nsfwrl ;manlike Players C.luh (.ticket In Selangoi CJMmm Butsmvn in Excellent Form —The ISefgri l.mm Tennis Tournament —Final Stapes Ihaitiim \ear. (BY I"" 1 1 K R r i evidence thai the trouble rn K-iala Lompur football1,980 words
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850 1932-07-17 15 FRANCIS OUIMET - The "Spark" Behind Every Good Round Played. FRANCIS OUIMET f+-+* ()l f I By (IVesent Amateur and Former Open < hainpion. 1 HUNCHES, or what I prefer to ca'l 1 f i n^r imagination," rs an indescribable something that is the f=!>ariv behind almost every jrnod round played. A In850 words
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Article369 1932-07-17 15 MALAYA CUP MATCH AT MUAR. M\l,\U\ 111 VIK\ H\ JOHOKK 2—o. (From Our Own Correspondent) M:\laica. July Fine weather prevailed at Muar I whi in Mm Mala^ >mp**tition. Johore beat Malaen by -—0. Tlu> play was fast Mges ratigii and to en.!, but m finishing. tees from the MaLic id*369 words
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Article221 1932-07-17 15 Doubt Concerning Herriot's Proposals. July 12. After onv of th»- longest sittings on record which, with a short intermission for supper, lasted from Momiay afternoon to Tuesday forenoon the chamber by a majority extending from the Radical Socialists to the Extreme Right, supported the Herriot Government by rejecting,Aneta-Trans-Ocean - 221 words
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Article49 1932-07-17 15 Rebels Desire Dismissal Of President. It that the i evolution:. Paulo if directed by < c I.opes, nment offi;iml all i 'h thf A manli i>n I: r^atenrd if t ht i >• not satisfied An ortio. announces thr.t Urn itined t<. thi and that Im m49 words
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Article, Illustration103 1932-07-17 16 Tual <;arn wl-in wore held at T-nglin, yesterday, were i <;i.at -tiro and attracted a larue gathering of spectators. The picture on th left shows the winners of the 4<>o->d. relay race, and on the rife.it the start oi the KSO-yd. flat race. i> Join103 words
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