The Straits Times, 4 September 1932
1932-09-04
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Title Section37 1932-09-04 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 1 No. 38. Sunday, September 4th, 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 38. Sunday, September 4th, 1932. Price 10 Cents.37 words
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453 1932-09-04 1 PUBLIC SERVANT THREATENED. iedric Light Being Cut Off. DR. CHANCE MNED sioo. Sit Of lijrcat "To Shoot The Blasl^ 1 Municipality. Mt.) r. JL 1 1 1 1 threat :ity Iho 1 oiwt n l>>. C. Chi Ho pital, fl aaniely and witl The D.P.P453 words
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Article591 1932-09-04 1 STORY OP HOVt Hi: \S Shanghai. Sept. I. "lENERAL Me Chan-shan, who ha--I been repeatedly reported kille<l by thei apanese military authorities, has now ired to Nanking to s^y that he wa al] wounded and has now compl< I'd. He promi.i ta lead a new offer:i which591 words
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Article85 1932-09-04 1 RESIGNATION OK THE PKFSIDKYI. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Sej^ THE President of the People*! Aaaembly, Chaophya Dharmasakdi, m consequence of the appoint- Minister of I'wblir Instnwtiaa to the aaai> kBM he f<»rmerly held under the regime. The Kinjr'^ Private Secratarj D ment has been abolished, and85 words
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Article34 1932-09-04 1 Famous 2- Year-Old Unplaced At Manchester. (From Our Own Corrcanondent.) 1.0. "Jim Thomas, ar-old, which won the pro\ v ran, was unplaced in 'he AutlUM Breedi ate at Mat. .ln The winner34 words
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Article33 1932-09-04 1 Labour Ministry's Attempt At Settlement. (From Our Own Correspondent.) ndon, Sept The Ministry of Labour r endeavouring i the eettoa strike in Laacaahira 200,000 operatives stopped work a wot k ago.33 words
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Article97 1932-09-04 1 Fresh Appointments And Decisions. Shanghai, Sept. 3. Mr. Kc.o Mfii^-yu presided at a meeting ot the Kxecutive Yuan yesterday. Mr. (hu TinK-fu and Mr. Ye Yuan-lunjf were appointed respectively Commissioners of Education and Finance in the Jiovinci' of Anhui. Mr. Siao Yuen-rhieh and -Mr. Sen Sih-yuan were appointedSin Chew Jit Poh - 97 words
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Article52 1932-09-04 1 General Ho Cheng-chun As Vice-Commander. Shanghai, Sept. itn<r:ii Ba Chcag-dMM, the Pacitka►ner of Hupeh Piovin c, will \>a probably appointed vice-('u:n- ian(lci-in-( hii Handit Supuie-. -■on Forct's in Central China and it is .\xp<'ited that General Chu Shao-lianK will replace him "as Pacifi ation Ommi.ssioner .n Hupeh.- Tht-52 words
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Article, Illustration13 1932-09-04 1 MarieUe (Wadswurth up) winning thr second race at yes:trda>'s Si lgap«r* meet int-13 words
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Article50 1932-09-04 1 Not To lk« Considered At Next I League Assembly. London, Sept. 3. It is linden tmxi that the I.y «.n Heport will the forthiominjj MMrioi "f the League AMmbiy, but u s|x-tial session may be called at' 'the bejrinnin>r at N'ovombt-r t <it-a| wit+i I it. Reut«T.50 words
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Article171 1932-09-04 1 WIN LAMM KIKS i.o ON THE IU IST. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, S?pt, BOTH humorous end tiauric MN th-.-IflliMHti airuin-;t a weekly wa-.re, adrafnd ai a meet inn of the Sanitary d labourer i Thin-. It w« -»at<(l that the U. m g > m171 words
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Article99 1932-09-04 1 LONDON RUBBE R TIN. (From Our <>«■-. ■> r. -indent.) 01 in. r>v i'.t. .'I. The closinji pric t.id»\ »(T»: (<{uot.ati«>ns as > ipnlu l.> S\ ninifton and il Spot (Ku>-rs> 2 <::2d. (Sellers) 2 :il .121. «)ct.-I)«c. <l Jan.M*r. I 16d. Apr -June I ■'< 1'»d Jul>-Spl. J'« J.99 words
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Article69 1932-09-04 1 Invention Kxpected To Revolutionise Diving. !ncy. Auk A diver, wearing a costume of his own invention, itajred under water fee "ver an hour at a depth of "»(i metre-. H« HUM to the MrfMl in four m 'nutes. The •xperimont which was made in the presence of theAneta-Havas - 69 words
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Article70 1932-09-04 1 The re: nit of Thi- Sunday Tirm* Racing Competition in roaae tlon uith fostofday'i racing at Bfajnpore will be announce I on Sunday n<>\:. Dsteili <>f a MM competition appear up Pair.' Three. Scv« ral rtlMbn MTt written siurjre«tin(f that a football i i-t-ptable M a thun fn>m70 words
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Article91 1932-09-04 1 OLEGED si ppijkr OF l)Rl <iS. (1 I tondent.* I < "Whaa -h«- kmtm th-u 9tmm Daw I'au! mm on tht rrad to ptridition a the re-iiii h» i indulgence in drim*assi>ud htr ~n her »j\." TliK abovt itatement was made hj ide, at Marlb.nough91 words
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Article57 1932-09-04 1 First Heat For Harmsworth Trophy. ONK hundred thousand yelling "fans" iar Wood Ann >• i"s" Miss Knjf- rH III r the first heat for the Harmsvvi.ith notor-Wol trophy on Detroit With a terrific last nunu e \>u after Kaye Don hail lid for four w< n Th.irReuter - 57 words
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Article51 1932-09-04 1 Canadian Import Duty To Be Reduced r riim Our O aanaasst.) l.onri<;n. S«pt. .1. II is alaaaghj rumoured in the Canadian Mala\an pineppp'c- w ill bt reduce one cent, a pc.und as the result of the Oil i The Colonial Office rt-.'uftf* to r< nlirni or deny thin51 words
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Article27 1932-09-04 1 SHEEP FOR 2s. 6d. Record Low Price Paid In Kent. .11 Our Own Correspondent.) :<. Sheep were toU ii' Ken this we< iord low price oi half a27 words
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Article23 1932-09-04 1 Thi- Thi:ii Chinese Air Force Squ rl Rwatow. the iwvanjrtunR has returned u> Canton for training.— Sin Chew Jit I'oh.Sin Chew Jit Poh - 23 words
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Article304 1932-09-04 1 Coolie Rescued From 80 Japanese Marines. BY FOREIGN POLICE. Marines Taken To Police Station But Released. Shai.irliiu. Tf'HK ituaiion here is MMtwi today and the Chinese inhabitar >r Shanghai are displaying K ilarni tl.an they did earlier in the week improvement is attributed to tit304 words
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Advertisement22 1932-09-04 1 "the ocean"! I ACCIDENT I I IND I 6UARANI ORPOR iTK I I Ml I I i I 11.. Mi I SINGAPORE.22 words
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Advertisement12 1932-09-04 1 i OCEAN i j MOTOR i POLICIES i Eft\ I L^^i 3\/Af/12 words
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2242 1932-09-04 2 sr u,t; mum Bernard Shaw Forgets It. Chesterton Argues With It. A Famous Actor Makes Love To It! (lly Michael l.orant, the well-known cartoonist.) lIIAVK had occasion to observe a HWf« number of world-famous men before the microphone, and I have no hesitation in saying2,242 words
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1069 1932-09-04 2 Crippled Convict's Bid For Liberty. MOST AMAZING PRISON PLOT OF MODERN TIMES. L" I sheer desperation and tenacity >t puipose a prison c-cape plo', whicn has just been discovered at the famous B Peniten S.A., is without parallel in the history of such exploit-. Briefly, a convict who was doomed1,069 words
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Advertisement11 1932-09-04 2 k V^l Personal Effects Wt^^ 4 COL LYE R CIUAy< APB)11 words
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Advertisement167 1932-09-04 2 future to/ v \1 Are you making some prov; ur tuturc \l li requirement or are you just jroing from day \\j to day allowing the future to take care of Fiself? \i l/ What will be your position when you retire lij The pension you wil' u<»i\c wfll enable167 words
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Miscellaneous34 1932-09-04 2 MOW OLD H TjIT yo ,j TI// 1V vou THIN/. DONT I "".V 1 LOOK IT j fijy J M.ILjLjA li WJ\ 11. mm I *>~2-l .(Copyright, 1932. by The Btll Syndicate, Inc )^T*34 words
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Article461 1932-09-04 3 THIS WEEK'S COMPETITION. Send In Your Forecast Of Next Saturday's Events. ,-h prize of $100 is being offered hy The Sunday Times in connection with the racing at Singapore on Saturday next, Sept. 10. At the time of writing the "handicaps for next Saturday are not461 words
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Article344 1932-09-04 3 Thefts Admitted By Young i Wife. A girl from the provinces. o.f good family and education, accepted a life of extreme poverty and privation by marry- ing a young porter, and when stole rather s than appeal to her parents for help. I That was the story344 words
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Article1151 1932-09-04 3 Some Strange Experiences. CROOKS WHO SET TRAPS. By Cecil Bishop, late of the C.1.1).. New Scotland Yard.) THE whole civilised world was shocked by the cruel hoax perpetrated M Colonel Lindbergh and the American police by a man who purported to be in touch with the1,151 words
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1024 1932-09-04 3 An Ugly Spot In The Dark Continent. THE LAIR OF NEFARIOUS SLAVE-TRADERS. (By Roger Courtney, the well-known professional big-game hunter.) THKRE is a spot in the Dark Continent! not far from shoies of Lake Rudolf— a tract of country situated where the Sudan, Uganda, Kenya and Abyssinia mcct one side1,024 words
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Article115 1932-09-04 3 Hockey Association's Report. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The Nejrri Sembilan Hockey Associaannual report statt-s that joined the association. Six interarranjred, of which Sembilan lo<t four, drew one and remaining fixture was not fulfilled. All those jranus were keenly corn. The statement of income and rxpaajjture for the year115 words
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Article683 1932-09-04 3 \NM lEPOST FOX si\<;\rom:. THK annual report ti the < ;i! holir YouniT Meal Association (Mnirapc tki yeai hmM July 81, 1932, In -pile tkl various i esignation< an 1 ieappointments in the general eOQBCiI, |JM BMmMMri of tIM association was ,-uith (1 M -Mi"oth!y and683 words
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Advertisement59 1932-09-04 3 THE NEW "SLIP-WAY" Silver Cigarette Case. M JLJ! HMt Last* Jhe 'tf aivlti Kii<i*'^ H easily up the "SLIP- AY," thus greatly J j I facilitating Urn < II; I ti( 1 ri^ 1 he II |4| I igar lat I^B want Kinjf iUI public. V. I stock. Prices Moderate.59 words
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Article1194 1932-09-04 4 AKIR - AKIR BRIDGE NOTES. Knowledge Of Suit Distribution. Thi* mries of art trie* in n*4 intended fir the (idvmired bridff )Jnn<r, hit fur the va*f vt'ijorit ij a h<>, linriti!/ played Aurtioti llridi/r tin- ijcars, now find thehisel era mre/>t i,iln ('mtrnct, as well us for the1,194 words
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Article72 1932-09-04 4 Trying To Delay His Execution. Pans, Aug. :il. In the hopes of postponing the expiation of his crime, (Jorguloffl the assassin of the late President Dammar, has lodjred an accusation against the Cossak, Ivan Lozareff, for perjury. Being unable to depose the necessa'-y sum of 6.000 francs, heAneta-Havas - 72 words
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Article1207 1932-09-04 4 Till; WANDERER. A London Expert Coinfi Homo Malayan Men For Technical Jobs Why It Is Difficult Mr. Porter's Carper— ihir Trunk Telephones The If ay Retrenchment Works Public Oninion In The Malay States Influential Backing tor The M. S. A. F EXCELLENT replacement of 'i K'lrofeans with1,207 words
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Article344 1932-09-04 4 m\\ vujo mixed the ieleimiom; u\i:s. 4 man who deserves a place of immortality in thi iment Dtpartments i- M. luneu^e. As leader of a I md of sro»>d comP^tmns," he played bwVM with t). ph« nes of Caen, in N'o-?nandy. 11. shortly to apinai before344 words
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Article65 1932-09-04 4 Heavily Fined For Usinj* C oat Of Arms. M nl rid. Auk The former Anhduke Charles af Hap- uvg and Bourbon, who was recently ailested in Barcelona nacnaM hi- car here the Bourbon arm- three lilies —which hanot been popular in Spain since the down fall of the65 words
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Article63 1932-09-04 4 ECHO OF KREUGER AFFAIR. .MERIC \N DIMECTOMS PROCEEDED \<.\l\M he In injc Trm whicl i 1 he last-named company. The plaintiffs de:nand a new examination of the accounts, accusirw; the af havintr lesi and the restitution of which v. ere lost by illopaliy lords out of capital. The plaintiff- also63 words
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Article36 1932-09-04 4 NEWSPAPER FAI LS. Polish Journal Published In I'lirLs. Pans. An. The Krench capital's only f'oli.-h newDsiennik Holnki, which was founded we- i with the ■appati ci tiie rnment, censed publication on Mond to Hnancial dttncuH an.36 words
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Article488 1932-09-04 4 DOOM OF URCRAFr GAMIER. RECENT progress in the machinery aethosJs' of bomb-dropping from aireral foresha liil'ortanci'. It threatens the aerial do, which is. by coa arieoa, :i very pon, u ho «c emplo) mi nt. in M-- opt ir'hich it is fned ;:iiiio~'. inevitab y ectailn488 words
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Advertisement105 1932-09-04 4 lULDREYS CORNER No. 3H. WHAT BIG FLOW ERS! The boy rame back. These seeds I've brought for you The flowers grew up to an enormous size "Are safer than the fur ones Sally grew Kut more than that! Kor Seedlepop wts wise They gams enormously but then they stop." Some105 words
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Advertisement212 1932-09-04 4 M MM.Aruiti-: nun HEAL IT NOW I —or suffer later! I ghc itching between d»e I J»kin trjcktJ oi blr.u i I Don t BlgJin these hr-..' ligns "t wH dreaded foot lti.li oj nu/ I limp and suffer l.itu. Ahsorhini Jr ->!i your I hrn an t'»i( Ii wj212 words
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1377 1932-09-04 5 CAROLE LOMBARD - A Few Home Truths About William Powell. CAROLE LOMBARD MY HI SBAfSD— Hy I^ll IS is not to be an exposure <»f our private life. After six months of married bliss, Bill and I are still too much in love with one another to want to talk about it in1,377 words
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Article421 1932-09-04 5 Hundreds To Be Built Near London. The Perfect House— the product of the best brains of the world is lo be bui't in hundreds near l/i>ndon within the next few months. It is to be the house of the future, wi'h an aeroplane landing stage on the flat421 words
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Article60 1932-09-04 5 Sequel To Uprising In Spain. Madrid. Aug. 31. \hni>lii of Marines states that the transport &IMM, with 25C exiles to Africa, is read) to nail, biu the date of departure is noi yet known. The ship is in the charjre of a captain ami JO .-ail.irs. and theAneta-Havas - 60 words
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Article45 1932-09-04 5 French Aviators Frying To South America. Istres, Gree<*, Aug. 31. The FrtTch aviators Bossoutol and Rossi have arrived here. They intend to make an att« mpt on the world's record Miitfk- distan <• rti>'ht an<. will be leaving short for South America. Aneta (lavas.Aneta-Havas - 45 words
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Article80 1932-09-04 5 Necessity To Suspend Staff Payments. Buenos Aires, Aug. 31. It is only through having suspended all local payments, including salaries of teachers and functionaries, for the last fourmonths that the Government hopes to J>e ible ti> meet its obligations on the foreign loan. nothing encourages the hope ofAneta-Havas - 80 words
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Article61 1932-09-04 5 Archduke Stephan Of Hapsburg. Vienna, Aujr. 31. The baptism of the tiny Archduke Stei phan <>f Hapshurpr has been solemnised, i the latest Hap*l>uiK being carried into the l<huich by- ex-King Alphonso. The exEmpresa Zita sent Jordan water for the ceremony. Queen Marie of Rumania, ex-Queer and manyAneta-Havas - 61 words
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Article378 1932-09-04 5 Grocer's Clerk Poses As A Peer's Son. New York, Aug. 21. Frederick Qcorge Lion< Krtinghana North, whose name wa* recently lashed to (Jst Msdi of the earth as being he Kiul of Guildford, stand.' •eveai. larry P. Effingham, a rnx-erV clerk, of Ithaca, New York. Under the prcteaea378 words
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Advertisement173 1932-09-04 5 A GRAND ALL -BRITISH LAUGHTER SHOW! -(9 nCVE flli I iaDI CsftlL I *VBaaTaW IKt 3ggt^ .^gggf A ■•FfcZJi j nl^al W^ j^ w iffm T^ Wm* I fl MATINEE TODAY AT 3.15 STANLEY L U P I NO m* S ikt\i aaaW ■As r aaaaV V aaaagg^gaf ggMaka^il H173 words
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Advertisement115 1932-09-04 5 Owing to Brilliant Success SEASON EXTENDED UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT! HAVE YOU SEEN THIS SPARKLING SHOW AT THE CAPITOL, Matinee TODAY 3.15 LAST TWO NIGHTS!! Paramount's Finest BRITISH Comedy from FREDERICK LONSDALE'S Scintillating West Kmi Success "AREN'T WE ALL?" With the greatest galaxy oi English Stars yet assembled GERTRUDE LAWRENCE OWEN115 words
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Article944 1932-09-04 6 WOMEN SHOULD BE BEAUTIFUL An Interview With COLETTE The French Novelist rpHKKK have always been institute beaiKy and beauty cure*, bu* MM bcfera have WMM lavished more timi uid attention on making themsclve-'ii-autKul or enlisted ■ciaact on tlicir m !ialf with MMk thoroughness. Never has the old ada^e il faut944 words
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Article529 1932-09-04 6 Can Be Troublesome •piil". fir) with curly hair is not M lucky as her straight-haired sisters think t>r, particularly if she is a "sport- 1 wirl, writes Joan Bermger in the Daily Mail. Jf hur hair is of the stiff or rather, ri/zy type, .-he probably has a529 words
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Advertisement295 1932-09-04 6 WHITtAWAYS NEW BASIC VALUES WHICH MEAN POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. WHITE AWAY S iaimi £[<*% I MJERSL1IV New Brassiere top •■--y a nd u o r e d skirt. J Shadr- A p 1 e, Jrf\^^J\\. Azure, Rose, Maize, I WHITEAWAYS NFW BASIC VALUES 1 1 3 LADIES 1295 words
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Advertisement85 1932-09-04 6 I HENRY H. COHEN. Ud. I^*l Ind Floor Maynard Building, 16 Battery Road. Ttl. SIM SINGAPORE The Importance of s nll Dor Seasoning 3 Most dishes need to be seasoned with silt. Add L^. 7^l the exact amount you require by means ot a pM|jj3jMfij handy pourer tin of Ccrcb«s85 words
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Advertisement160 1932-09-04 6 TV//-. //<./-,/ t th, I, it in in then i, if,, 1,,), i,\ ,'itli n MMWJ MMI null ottinht'l i,, I'mot, and a tmmtd xkirt. 1.h,,k r,i p. wok'xthe ot the -ight, u-hirh ha* n fo,i-liki xi, t ion in front, from which '"/"< tht twitted v ~,ide > i«160 words
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Article3066 1932-09-04 7 GWYN EVANS - GWYN EVANS OUR SERIAL STORY. By EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. Bill Kellaway, an out-of-work journalist, sitting on a bench on the London Embankment, is accosted by a well dressed stranger who asks him if he would like a million pounds! Kellaway naturally says "yes," and leaves with the3,066 words
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Advertisement27 1932-09-04 7 BOATS BUILT AND OVERHAULED INBOABD AM) OUTBOABD BULLS mm,Hn to cuum? rkoi ikf.mkm s. DINGHYS SUPPLIED FROM STOCK. THE SHIPYARD DEPT. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED TANJONG RHU, SINGAPORE.27 words
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Article645 1932-09-04 8 London is getting alarmed at what the Daily Bxprssa describes as the new clanger of a Sino-Japanese war." The cynic may be prompted to ask what it is that has resulted in the loss of thousands of lives and the destruction of millions of dollars worth of property645 words
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Article5752 1932-09-04 8 A DIGGER OF HISTORY. This work's adventure story by T. C Hridftes and H. H. Tiltman recalls how Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews probed into the past of the great (,obi Desert. T*HE Sahara stands first among the A world's deserts in point of size, but5,752 words
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Article, Illustration1619 1932-09-04 8 Believe it or not being The Assertions of Ananias Ojoyojoyojoyojoy At last I havj 'clicked." Where the petrol kon>' iine«l to take a hint, the whisky expeiis looked the other way and the diamond 'Merchants put their finger- on their no*** it me, t l >c susu-wallahs have done thtii1,619 words
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Article214 1932-09-04 8 The Foreman of the Ananias News Factory understands that a mo\ement is on foot among the employees of the Singapore Municipality to raise a fund for the pur po«e of erecting statue* to a few < utstanding tigurts on the Municipal i m mission. It is believed that214 words
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Advertisement243 1932-09-04 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. .DELPHI lIOIKL. SPECIAL I.ASSICAL CONCaWT. 9.30 p.m. ALHAMMM riIKAIKE. TAK/.AN. lUX M'K M\N (i.1.-»— 9.1.". p.m. I'hone *>*»<>**. MMIHI. Till. A IKE. ABBTT WV ALL? with (iertrae> Lawrer.tt .uul Owen Nurcs. C.1.-)— •.lf. p.m. I'hone 5261-2. MAjfajMMlOl i.ll IiU.ATKI SEYMOI It HI! KS in MONK'S FOR NOTHfNCi. (i.1.-)—243 words
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Advertisement14 1932-09-04 8 PIANO TUNING— REPAIRS. KKMuVALS— HIRE. i E. CHARLES. I I'hone 2902. 2H4, Orchard Koud.14 words
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Miscellaneous23 1932-09-04 8 $k Sunfiajj ©meg EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES I 78 f Cecil Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 5151. Kuala Lumpur: 25, Java Street. TELEPHONE StBt.23 words
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Article, Illustration1763 1932-09-04 9 Day For Second And Third Favourites. ONLY ONE BIG UPSET. Capone Wins In A Canter To Pay $119. DXCELLBNT sp-irt v.s vilnesscd on the opening day of the Singapore Turf Club gold cup meeting yesterday. In spite ol tl.c ruin early on the tiark1,763 words
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Article38 1932-09-04 9 Paraguay Anil Suggestions Of Neutral Nations. Assumption, Aug. .1. The (Jovernment of Paraguay refww to accept the suggestions put forward by the neutral American nations with t \iew to ending the conflict at Chaco. Aneta Havas.Aneta-Havas - 38 words
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Article31 1932-09-04 9 Marriage Of Crown Prince Of Sweden. Berlin, Aug. 31. The marriage of the Crown Prin n with Princess Kyhili. Coburi ted to take place on Oct. 20.— Aneta Havas.Aneta-Havas - 31 words
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Article296 1932-09-04 9 TWO JAVA NESE SENTENCED. WKLAIfI NHillT— KEMJNfI in lm. BUBCLAM i>y ni»rht, firiiai <lav is an appfllati— whic-h may bo attat ht«l <> LWo JaVMMM. Alunat bin Sirhana and Sahut bin Eusope, who were rark aflßtaSCl 1 to three months' rii^rou* imprisaamnt with ;i recommendation for I anishment. ly Mi.296 words
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Article27 1932-09-04 9 EIGHTEEN KILL ED. Charabanc Dives Over r( -lif fs. Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. CO. A motor charabanc fell over the cliffs and 18 people wore killed.— Aneta27 words
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Advertisement75 1932-09-04 9 Economy time at TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS TO SAVE MONEY. A LARGE VARIETY OF SPECIAL BARGAINS. PRICES 10 CENTS t0 $1-50 j THERMOS FLASKS, GRAMOPHONE RECORDS, NECKTIES, GARDEN TOOLS, DARNING SETS, SUSPENDERS. GUEST TOWELS, TEAPOTS, SPONGE RACKS. LAMPSHADES, PAINT BRUSHES, CLOTHES PEGS, SOAPS, SPONGES, PERFUMES. NAIL BRUSHES, SHAVING75 words
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Advertisement151 1932-09-04 9 WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND ALL THESE ADVANTAGES AT THIS LOW PRICE? I^^^HbF^^j aVHaVaVo itf^^aV m^~t~"~^—^ k^T «n J l~^d j^ SALOON. 9 I'liroininni-finibhoil radiator, wiib win jh Lbl. A It 'il li. p. endive witli air pie heater and fume turning bead, coil ignition and dnraluuiiu connecting I-imls. A151 words
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Article213 1932-09-04 10 Storm Developing In Canton. pt The Canton National Salvation tion nit md decided n<>i <ept tin- deciaioci <■!' the Soutl Prorincex Political Committee, ordering the r< from Dairea, in the Japai d ten 1 tory of Kwangtung, detained on th'. 1 ground that they were of Japanese213 words
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Article660 1932-09-04 10 ANM M MEETING IN SIN<;\l»()Hi;. rpiiK annual general meeting of the Singapore Posts and Telegraph Coopera and I oan Society, Ltd., .Mil a. thi Post ye-tordcy, Mr. H. .1 1. P.. the president, being in the c'nair. fore moving the adoption af thi mta for660 words
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Article143 1932-09-04 10 Charged At Serembnn With Houscbrenking. (From Our Own Correspondent.) mban, s. pi. Chan Weng, a 1•I vi tuii banisbee, MM produced before the Seremban magistrate rday charge. l with housebreakintf. According to Mr. D. S. Livingstone, 0.C.1.1 Seremban, who prosecuted, the accused was banished from this «■< in143 words
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Article129 1932-09-04 10 North China leader's Appeal To The Nation. Shanghai, Sept. .1. General ("hang Chung-chug ,u Tsinan. the capital of Shantung Pro-.im-i\ from his native village. H wtttmmti iiy General Shi!. Vn QeaenU Chang ('hunj-rchang has ad•nitted hi; past erron and expraaaai the hope that all differtiKes will Ix'Sin Chew Jit Poh - 129 words
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Article75 1932-09-04 10 Only One To Be Received With Cheers. Rome, Auj?. "10. In a circular addressed to the Ml the federated groups of th< I i>ti party the chiff secretary forbids any one hut Signor Mussolini Mag 1 fcciv<'(l with cheers, Ua> Duce alone having the riglit to thisAneta-Havas - 75 words
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Article207 1932-09-04 10 GANGSTEOT DIM II OEUWATED. Urn York, Ajg. 18. A murder party" in a New York hotel, all ready to celebrate the killing of John Ka/.zano'. a Pittsburgh gangster In Brooklyn on Aug. was raided by the police la t night. Fourteen quests were 11 is .sual for207 words
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Article365 1932-09-04 10 Alleged Incitement To Kidnap Grandsons. Nairobi, Aug. 20. When the Bonfield divorce case camr Cewrt again this morning *L3W) .v.rded t<> Mr. Bonfield against the -pondent. iantlM regariinr the permanent rustodv of .Mrs. Honli'ld's two sons was oaed until Sept. 1 i*. The (Ouit ordered that in365 words
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Article704 1932-09-04 10 in in ni!K um i\cidi:\t. ASCKXK at UM Serpentine. My.;.- I'ark, when a woman police constable fell inin the water, was described on Aug. 19 ..i.lbniUKh Street police court. Har aid Hubert Vincent, 51, described ;is an engineer, of Edgware Road, harmed with wilfully obstructing Annie Matthews,704 words
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Article128 1932-09-04 10 Alleged Attempted Robbery At Sungei Buyoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 3. A Malay woman, named Simah binti Badoh, residing at Sungei Buyoh, was nn important witness for the pioseeution in a case in which two Chinese, named Loi I Kon and Loi Yau, were produced before128 words
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Article263 1932-09-04 10 Dr. Sun Fo Pleads Wife's Ill-Health. Hong Kong. Ispl (icncra! Li Hon iraa'a troopi have returned ttmm Tayuling (just over the front Kuangtung in South kiaimsi Province) to Nainyunjj (in North Kwangtung) where they are taking nvcr garrison du This rather bears out the earlier rumours263 words
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Article56 1932-09-04 10 Austrian Vice-Chancellor Optimistic. Vienna, Aujf. H<»|>«--i that (lie Ixittom of On- tJc|n«" -Kti n reached an- entertained in tria. This hHMM iii'uari rit when »h«Austrian Vice-ChaneeDor, Hcrr Winkler, refeninjf to the country'! com■I rdation-i with foreign nation-. said "Today we hold out bopci that the has reached56 words
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Article53 1932-09-04 10 Thousands Of L;mil>s I>ost Traffic I Mil I p. Inftoa, N.Z.. Auj?. 30. Atx>ut 15,1 lure land are flooded in the Wairapara and Manawatu districts. The water also threatens number of small towns. Thousands of la been lo.-l. an.l II trart'u is held up in tho floodedAneta-Havas - 53 words
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Article52 1932-09-04 10 THREE "NEW WORLDS Floods Of Festivity For Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own ('.>• respondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 2. than thi r amust>imnt parks in Kuala Lumpur, applied for .irate s\ ndnates, have ix-t-n api. and tht> public is waiting v ,th much furiosity to HI whether all at tht'se schemes52 words
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Article199 1932-09-04 10 SI < < ESSFI L C\KM\ \l. \\l> FAfIL (Fio.i Our O'.vn Correspondent.) Kuai:i Lumpur. Sept. BRILLIANT M I intr foi the grand carnival fair organised l.y tin .A. which »a< beld at ilie premise•l ihe ..-soriation this afternoon. The fete VH in Id199 words
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Article56 1932-09-04 10 MR. MRS. NOULEN S. Abandon The Idea Of An Appeal. Shanghai, Sept. the death sent mated to one of life imprisonmen iml Hn, Xoulens. who were com i< fwilllll a/tivity in China aimed at the overthrow of the Nanking (Jovernmen' have abandoned the •■pealing agaiatt the decision of the Nanking56 words
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Article42 1932-09-04 10 World's Largest Plane-Milling Machine For Japan. London. The aaarld'i largest multiple spindle plane milling machine, liuilt by a British iirm for the JapMHM Navy will he ■lapan on Monday. It weijrb lilt to take an *<lth a<l i Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article32 1932-09-04 10 I^evcson Gower's XI feU Australian bievcn. London, S. At the tea-time interval today. H.l».»; HI Gower' Xl wtn Ml f<>r r >. The team is playing the M( < Australian Xl— Ren32 words
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Advertisement29 1932-09-04 10 *V;-" r Atclcsc ofplaij* fi nr It >: *y m i I U«?v* Go through life «w <£' |_T -_v^ L with tne ri^ht spirit. dL/A^A*-W| Ba^7a^l^^7 BBr^^Bß^^B^^^^^»l^^_i^^ißßß^^^^^ißV^^^^l^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^Sßaal tf_J*"""" "-_^J I29 words
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Advertisement46 1932-09-04 10 C High-class Coupon. I Men and women enjoy smoking this outstanding virginian cigarette because it's different and has a subtle, cool taste always enjoyable DC El S/kl Uhp J^mstoerat of Qi&dLr ottos Agent. HENRY WAUGH CO., LTD. Singapore I'nuin;; Kunla Lumpur Ipoh. A. P. B. 20.46 words
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3120 1932-09-04 11 Just A Monkey, Not The Missing Link. PRETTY LITTLE CREATURE WITH "ENGLISH EYES." The Rajah, The Administrator And The Resourceful Hunters. Three months ago it was teported that a strange creature declared to be the fumed "Mb sing Link" had been shot3,120 words
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Article81 1932-09-04 11 Salvors Third Consignment Valued At £190,000. Plymouth. Aug. SI. The third consignment of jrold from the Kgypt, which was disembarked from th<Artiglio this morning, consists of 1.i.000 sovereigns. 21 cases of gold bricks and tk lars of silver. The total weight of this haul, which is valuedAneta-Havas - 81 words
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Article1029 1932-09-04 11 Mystery Countess. BRENDA DEAN PAUL'S "MEDICINE." London, Auk. JO. BEFORK Mr. Mea.l, at Marlborough j Street Folue-court, yesterday, Anthea Rosemary Carew. a married woman, whose address was given as Hotel Washington, Curzon Street, Mayfair. VY appeared tt> answer a summons charging her with unlawfully attempting1,029 words
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Advertisement13 1932-09-04 11 MWhen t|ou 1 W/ w'der saij i H v CHOP NACA^ j|| MUOUH\13 words
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Article341 1932-09-04 12 CHINESE GIRL STIDEMS IN FINXLS. (From a Correspondent.) THERE is every ptoapect of a MM i badminton season in St lanjror this year and so far the Selangor Badminton Association has l*>en able to complete two important items on its annual programme. The team doubles tournament341 words
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Article34 1932-09-04 12 THE fourth annual general met-tin* of th. Amicable Athletir Association will be held at the association',. premises, i;R. I pp i Nankin Street, on Tuesday. Sept. 6 at 7.30 p.m. sharp.34 words
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Article487 1932-09-04 12 first ii \u -u:\nn MEETING. THE first half-yearly pMiraJ meeting nf the Tampa; kr. tmuoii Clot was held on Aug. 2i» wi: iptain K. living M.< M.C.S.. n the chair. A fait number <>f BMMSCn attended. Aster lonrirmi: the minutes of the last general ■Meting 'i487 words
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Article34 1932-09-04 12 AMATE UR SPORTING ASSN. THK < "nth montb "iff of th- pk'ihi i <-f ih>- Amateur Snort •n|r Association *A U< held tomorrow nipht at l.M* i> m. at the ("hia Tiane Choo, 13 Evei34 words
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Advertisement70 1932-09-04 12 REGLYKOL Sure Cure f<>r Dial XXI.I \K<ii herbs ilth. RKI.MKOI in if MSLYMI >-' c urr KKLI Km Biiistßsal ■nd aaager kki.i nun ■BBLYEOI teadea* Iruntus mid iri«. ki.i.m kci iSCS eaaooi MBLTBOI n y f 0 :»;ht. lit*. Hinnam Littfta Maf*MUy, Ltd. North Mai _»|K>r« Everything New Just Unpacked70 words
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Article, Illustration2281 1932-09-04 13 BOLSHEVISM MARCHING TOWARDS A HELOT STATE Red Russia. »'.> 1 h*>«»dor Seibert. Goarg« Allen and I nwin. Ltd l"»s. JF H three fOI "ks aliout the War followed tack other M fast as tin publishers could produ-.c them. M recently there has boon '■> books about Russia. It is 12,281 words
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Article, Illustration44 1932-09-04 13 An idea of the way the So>iet tack!* its housing problem is given in the above birds-eve view of a modern Moscow garden city suburb. This suburb wast built on want* ground at a cost of K12.1 00.000.44 words
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Miscellaneous134 1932-09-04 13 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. 1 4.7 <Cf*" TiT^ *o" 53" ?I (CLUES.) ACROSS. M;.l»;child Dwell I. St.-,- V'^* H tone wln «f IS. UimgUi with (Tr;lv A-.fiid Tw.-ntj-tuur I. lo, rtMt'llll 1 1 I t 1 1 Sea -iMiiiiif^ I?! Small particle, ;!r )!»'p Ca< V I Hm.I ;,.m- of ||M134 words
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Article, Illustration302 1932-09-04 14 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Arsenal Victorious. HOW CHELSEA FARED AT HUDDERSFIELD. London, Sept. 3. rpHK follc wing were the results in the hnglish and Scottish Lr-ague matches today: First Division. Arsenal 6 Sunderland 1 Villa 6 Pultun Wands. 1 Blaekb irn P.. 1 Leeds ltd. 1 Blackpool302 words
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Article209 1932-09-04 14 For Not Keeping A Straight Course." Bombay, Aug. A lackey Davison. the rider of Chabof.tr;: has been severely cautioned hv the Ste Of the W.J.T.C. This punishment has nothing to do wiflthe i.ici in which Chabootra «a- ih qualified on August IS, I.. it in the remiH of209 words
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Article, Illustration380 1932-09-04 14 MATCH ABANDONED OWING TO RAIN. AX interesting cricket match, with larg^ 1 res in the making, was spoilt by rain yesterday, when the S.R.C, playing on their own ground, met the S.C.R.C. The visitors won the toss but sent their opponents in first with disastrous380 words
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Article240 1932-09-04 14 Second Of The Women's Races. With a fresh breeze blowing from the -south-east eight boats set out in the second of the women's races at the R.S.Y.C. yesterday. Merlin was in the lead, closely followed by Betsy and Prima Oonna. At the Man-o'-War buoy, Berlin maintained her lead,240 words
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Article49 1932-09-04 14 Two Players Ordered Off Field. (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 3. In the Penang League yesterday the St. Xaviers beat the Penang Recreation CM) i by s—l. The game was marred by rough play and one player of each side was sent off 1 the field.49 words
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Article476 1932-09-04 14 Seremban Meeting. KEEN YOUTHFUL ATHLETES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 3. THE ani.ual athletic sports of the Kiner George V School, Seremban, began yesterday on the school padang before a ■Mi gathering and were continued today. Rain somewhat marred the proceedings but did not476 words
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Article243 1932-09-04 14 Italian Team To Visit India. Bombay, Aug. It is understood lhat the All-Indii Lawn Tennis Association is to conduct a tour, this winter, of a team of Italian tennis players. The" tour was originally U-ing run by the Calcutta South Club, who are responsible for having brought243 words
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Article553 1932-09-04 14 RECORDS BROKEN AT 13th ANNUAL EVENT. TWO records were broken at the thirteenth annual swimming championship carnival of the Y.M.C.A. held at the Y.M.C.A. Pool, Fort Canning, yesterday. Among those present were Sir William and Lady Murison, Mr. D. W Brisbane (president of the Y.M.C.A.) and Mrs.553 words
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Article108 1932-09-04 14 The results of ties in the old Rafflesians' Association's tennis tournament played last week were as follows K. M. R. Mpnon and H. M. Sujak owe 30 heat Dr. B. (how and Dr. E. S. M<-n-toiro owe .'5, 6 4, N. S. Hogan owe 15.2 Thian108 words
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Article859 1932-09-04 14 FIGHTERS OF TODAY AND YESTERDAY. (H> Leon See. the famous boxing manager and fi?ht promotor; manager to I'rimo Camera). IN the business of a l>oxing manager, as m every < ther occupation, the old adage apnli.- that "he knows much who know." t noutrh to859 words
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Advertisement78 1932-09-04 14 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27. Old Jewry. E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the78 words
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Advertisement33 1932-09-04 14 tfUTgEMPwy pSlbrtte^f^/ g Anchor|'(^ /S.C.S. aQmfWV/ butter lllllWll.llll r_M Ittli 1 >C_f Watch for the V«7/ llllDoublellHl ny/i .m r im l Mnmm hop /INCAPORE I COLD /TO RACE M I CO., LTD.33 words
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Article1715 1932-09-04 15 Crichfi In Malaya Iml In India A Com/unison H \<tt An All-Maiayan hixturv Hetirrrn fcnntppans Iml The Rest f Loral Cricketer* ith t Future S#HM B" or//iy Per/(Hmcnres Forthvorninn Malayan Tour Of The Indian Olympic Team An Attempt To Raise PfiOO For Fxpenses Hockey Already Started1,715 words
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Article722 1932-09-04 15 FRANCIS OUIMET - The Importance Of The Putter. FRANCIS OUIMET •Golf Notes By (Present Amateur and Former Open Champion.) OK all the clv up the cciuinnvnt of the psajn is none that important rhan the pu:t> r, and are hM MMBMejM io mention, ago before the fff at it-- milanty, tl cognised putter,722 words
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Article308 1932-09-04 15 Shipowner And Chorus Girl. A Jugoslav shipowner who London to form a company on Auk told Mr. Hay Halkett, tin- Mary!magistrate. of an adventure with a chorus jjirl. He described himself as I'iuiI W. Abbey l!oud, S-. Utatn Woo. I. i harKid ili«- ehonu girl, Muriel (20).308 words
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Article368 1932-09-04 15 Tragic Note Of Girl Who Lost A Lover. Spilnby, Lincolnshire, Aujr. 11. TVxiay tho koionei investigated the tnt ili-.th of a |fir! who committed l>\ poison at the hour her sweet- heart was beinjr buried. He, too, had tal en his life. The dead girl, Winifred Mary Wilford,368 words
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Advertisement16 1932-09-04 15 Economise by Using T.K.K. TYRES j Cost Less Per Mile. i TAN KAH KEE Co., Ltd.16 words
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Advertisement226 1932-09-04 15 -sbhh» m BMr.eaai m a— a— earn— a— as— HA -SBBBBBaf^ a» .«aaß bbbbbW a S s^^eaßL *^J^ifc bb\ bbbbb^_ .4^ A GOOD BUY Crompton Lamp* are a "good buy." To tht mam thty gifi ■trvict' of the best. [Vices are not fantastic, but you Aill be suprised that a226 words
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Article, Illustration130 1932-09-04 16 The thirleenth annual swimming ihampif.nship carnival of the V.M.C.A., Singapore, was h< Id at Fort Canning, yesterday. The picture on the left shows seme cf the competitor^ in the ltiO-yards relay race, and on the right. Tan Hong Hock in a spectacular dive. Pictorial incidents130 words
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