The Straits Times, 25 February 1934
1934-02-25
1
20
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section19 1934-02-25 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 114. Sunday, February 25th., 1*34. Price If r ctnt*-S>|19 words
-
Article, Illustration17 1934-02-25 1 During yesterday's principal race Xjls in which Relief and Winways ran a dead-heat. Nuit d'Amour is leading.17 words
-
255 1934-02-25 1 TROOPS MASSING ON FRONTIERS Shanghai, Saturday. RECENT bellicose speeches by Soviet leaders to the accompaniment of much sabre-rattling appear to have stirred the Japanese military in Manchukuo to even greater efforts in preparing for what has come to be regarded by many observers as the255 words
-
Article44 1934-02-25 1 STRAITS-JAVA SERVICE SHORTLY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Saturday. The opening of wireless telephone communication between the Straits and Java will take place on March 15. —Aneta Copyright. The ttrst wireless telephone calls between Bandoeng and Singapore were carried out last September.44 words
-
Article42 1934-02-25 1 U.S. GOVERNMENT LOAN TO FARMERS New York, Saturday. President Roosevelt, intimating that it would be the last of its kind, signed a Bill authorising a $40,000,000 loan to the farmers In return for a reduction In their crops—Reuter.42 words
-
Article62 1934-02-25 1 Noon, Saturday. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 16% 1'.'_(F.0.8.) 16 11/16 16 r 16 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Buyers Sellers March 1614 16*. April-June 16*4 16?'*. July-Sept. 17Vi 17%. Oct.-Dec. 17% 17H. Tone of Market :—Quiet. Latest Cable per Ib. London Spot Sheet 462 words
-
Article, Illustration138 1934-02-25 1 Monster Mystery Solved! BY OUR OWN SLEUTH FS the Loch Ness mons'er on a "7orld tour? There is some evidence for such a view, so our Special Sleuth alleges. A strange sea beast was seen by officers of the Cunard liner Mauritania in the Caribbean Sea on Jan. 30. A138 words
-
Article131 1934-02-25 1 London, Saturday. A N amazing story was told at West- I minster police court of an alleged assault by Fascists against a fellowmember named Richardson who was alleged to have revealed Information concerning the movement to a newspaper. The prosecution states that Richardson was taken into the131 words
-
Article96 1934-02-25 1 INDIA —CEYLON TEAM DEFEATED Colombo, Saturday. Sensational bowling was the feature of todays game between the M.C.C. and the combined India-Ceylon team, which the former won by the narrow margin of eight runs. In their first ianlngs, the M.C.C. compiled 155 (Amar Singh 6 for 62),Reuter - 96 words
-
570 1934-02-25 1 LOCAL BUSINESS MEN INCENSED LETTERS HELD BACK IN INDIA FOR SLOWER BRITISH 'PLANES Certain features of the air mail service call for an immediate inquiry. Several local business houses assert that the Dutch mail service is being discriminated against in favour of the570 words
-
Article189 1934-02-25 1 THRILLS AT THE SINGAPORE RACES SINGAPORE'S first m race meeting of the year opened yesterday, under brilliant skies and before a great crowd. A thrill was Jurnished in the big race of the day, the Penang Plate, when H.H. the Sultan of Perak's Relief dead-heated with Winways. Both were outsiders.189 words
-
Article123 1934-02-25 1 Four Sunday Times Readers $500 Ali the matches set In The Sundiy Times Football Competition No. which were played on Feb. 17, worked out very much according to form and four readers succeeded in forecasting correctly the resuts of all ten games. In accordance with the conditions of123 words
-
Article27 1934-02-25 1 THE monsoon has passed, and the average rainfall for February is below normal •ingupwe. the Sunday ...Ties was Informed at the i Melrorological Office.27 words
-
106 1934-02-25 1 MOST DEFINITE RESTRICTION ADVANCE London, Saturday. "T\R. Colijn's statement that rubber "restriction was necessary and desirable is the most significant pronouncement on the subject so far, and is the most definite advance," says the Financial Times, remarking that the tin experience should show something of the possibilities of rubber restriction.106 words
-
Article41 1934-02-25 1 Washington, ffiday. The likelihood of a lon*, term bond issue in rlarch was indicated today by the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. Morgenthau. Meanwhile the Treasury has offered $75,000,000 worth of sixmonth bills dated Feb. 28— RrutT41 words
-
Article594 1934-02-25 1 A Paris sporting writer who is visiting Malaya for the first times gives below a few impressions of racing Singapore following the first meeting of the year yesterday. "They say there Is a good deal of crookedness in Malaya racing. Is that true? This was the594 words
-
Article75 1934-02-25 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 4 31/32. (Sellers) ..5 1/32. January-March 5 1/16. April- June 5 5/32. Jaly- September 5 17 64. Market tone Quiet. SILVER. Spot 29 9 16d. Two months t*%4. CROSS RATE. London-New75 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement21 1934-02-25 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain.) Bead Office for M.ilaja BINGAPOHK. Other cable news appear on pae~21 words
-
Advertisement47 1934-02-25 1 babies progress wonderfully when nourished and strengthened by the vital food values contained in .BEAR BRAND" Natural Swiss Milk. Under tropical conditions its use is' essential. m v -uaH 1 V Bole Agents for Malaya -^mßSSfrJ*"** JOSEPH TRAVEKB SONS. LTD, (Incorporated In England 16*6.) SPrOAPQfct AND fXNANO.47 words
-
-
Article927 1934-02-25 2 CHINESE OR MALA YS CJO far, no one has been able to exO plain why the cable suggesting that the Chinese population of the Straits Settlements is unduly large In relation to the Malay population, was sent. Perhaps some unhappy journalist, labouring under that Monday mornIng927 words
-
Article, Illustration884 1934-02-25 2 MR. SIMON FRANCIS has just completed a hunting expedition. He catches the snakes, lizards, and crocodiles whose skins are made into women s shoes and handbags. He has been to parts of the world unknown by man since the world began.884 words
-
Article135 1934-02-25 2 SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT AERODROME A TERRIBLE railway accident occurred at the Civil Aerodrome construction works in Grove Road yesterday afternoon. An Indian labourer named Karuppan was working on a railway line at 5.20 p.m. when a locomotive drawing earth trucks approached. He tried to get away but135 words
-
Article144 1934-02-25 2 DRAW RECORD HOUSES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. TALKING pictures depicting wild life in African Jungles seem to have made a great hit up-country particularly In Seremban. The enthusiasm with which the masses flecked to the two local talkie halls durin? the Chinese New Year season when144 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement125 1934-02-25 2 This health and happiness can be yours [jj^fl If you feel that illness and worry is casting a shadow over your =^j\'i ,»=^^F life, take heart again— take WINCARNIS WINCARNIS, the great restorative, Is rich In those life-giving =J \\3§B/^= tonic ingredients which give strength and build health. I f^3jS*=-125 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous44 1934-02-25 2 I VOU m^adJ^t YES D£ 1 I- AND YOUR FATHER S? f RELATIVE IVE V*^ IHt I V«2R »/-!7> GOT, JL/O^S. CLOSEST. M I Or I ARE.NT YOU T&y/i H By J. MILLAR WArr. Pr_ 1 1 i\] It jJßtijsc! —I* 111 I ?^>^7T44 words
-
-
Article135 1934-02-25 3 THREE MOHAMMEDANS BEFORE COURT A FURTHER echo of the Kandang Kerbau murder case, in respect of which a preliminary Inquiry has Just concluded, was heard In the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday when three Mohammedans, Mir Zaman, Khanl Zaman and Allahadad Khan, were charged with criminal intimidation. According to135 words
-
Article70 1934-02-25 3 A Japanese cruiser, the Kuma, arrived in Singapore yesterday, on a cruise round the Far East. She Is under the command of Capt. Honluchl, and Is of 5,500 tons. She carries a crew of 420, and seven 14 cm. and two 8 cm. guns. She Is bound70 words
-
Article57 1934-02-25 3 Gone are the days when the übiquitous push bicycle coi\d dodge In and out of other traffic with a supreme disregard for all rules of the road. A couple of dozen cyclists were fined $3 each be Tore Mr. J. M. Brander, the fourth magistrate, within a period57 words
-
Article106 1934-02-25 3 CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO ESTATES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Damage by elephants to agricultural land and rubber plantations particularly in the Jelebu District Is not a thing unheard of. Several cases occurred some time ago and the game rangers were always sent either to destroy or to106 words
-
Article104 1934-02-25 3 rE case in which Pan Choon Kwee, the manager of Chop Llan Tung Foh of 65, High Street, was charged under the Merchandise Marks Act was mentioned before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district Judge, yesterday. Detective Inspector J. Tolmie, officer In charge of Commercial crimes,104 words
-
Article88 1934-02-25 3 APPARENTLY incensed at an order' from a Chinese Vehicles Inspector to leave the taxi- stand outside the Solar Cafe In Stamford Road shortly before midnight on Feb. 22, Oul Bahar, alleged to be a "tout," viciously assaulted the inspector with a leather belt which had a wire knot88 words
-
Article35 1934-02-25 3 Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley. who is due back from home leave on Mar. 1. by the Ranchl, will be stationed In Penang again and Mr. Justice Prichard. X.C.. will temporarily go to Singapore35 words
-
Article, Illustration836 1934-02-25 3 Ely Culbertson - Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst I>IDDING a slam with a part-score has always been considered much more difficult than reaching a slam contract from a love score. The difficulty of slam bidding with a partscore has been in a large measure836 words
-
83 1934-02-25 3 AGED SISTERS UNITED MET IN HOSPITAL AFTER SIX YEARS Seventy-year-old Mrs. Emily Bedford, of Tewkesbury-road, Tottenham, N., was taken to the North Middlesex Hospital at Edmonton a few days ago, suffering from bronchlts. When she woke up she found that her twin sister, whom she had not seen for six83 words
-
Article39 1934-02-25 3 The engagement is announced between W. H. Lait, second son of Mr. T. H. Lait. and the late Mrs. T. H. Lait. London, and Phyllis, second daughter of Captain and Mrs. S. H. Beison of Western Australia and Singapore.39 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement237 1934-02-25 3 I Learn CONTRACT by Example! This NEW BOOK "60 CONTRACT LESSON HANDS" 160 PAGES i By ELY CULBERTSON teaches you both bidding and play at CONTRACT BRIDGE. $1.25 A COPY By special arrangement with Mr Ely Culbertson, the world's greatest player and authority on modern Contract Bridge, this paper Is237 words
-
-
Page 3 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous146 1934-02-25 3 Our Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACROSS. 17. Piped is. tanned 1. Confident I!" T
-
Article512 1934-02-25 4 BY OUR EXPERT THE first task in organising a poultry exhibition Is the formation of a committee, the selection of a chairman who has a sjund knowledge of poultry farming, and the appointment of an energetic jind diplomatic secretary. Experieace has shown that If the promotes object is512 words
-
Article33 1934-02-25 4 Various public bodies in Anhwei have raised enough money to contribute a military pursuit plane for the Government, says an Anking message. The aeroplane was formally named Anhwei in Anking recently.33 words
-
Article, Illustration466 1934-02-25 4 Quick and Lasting Relief through Inexpensive Home Treatment •THE latest edition of a Doctor's Free 3ook describing the most successful of all home treatments for Asthma. Bronchitis and Catarrh, is now ready for posting, gratis and post free to readers. Every reader Interested466 words
-
Article, Illustration860 1934-02-25 4 AROUND the CLUBS The Merrikads. rE members of the Merrnads Musical Association attended a New Year party at the Invitation i their president. Dr. Chia Keng Hoe, at 3, Sea-avenue, on Feb. 14, in fancy dress There were musical selections and kronchongs up to a late hour. The following were860 words
-
Article122 1934-02-25 4 Negro Spiritual at the Electric Chair Montgomery (Alabama), Saturday. AMASS execution of five Negroes convicted of murder took place here the other day. The five Negroes spent their last day on earth listening to a Negro minister reading to them at great length from the Bible. For122 words
-
Article, Illustration926 1934-02-25 4 " CUEMAN - "CUEMAN* BY BILLIARDS rEKE is not a more simple-look- i log shot on the billiards table than the drop cannon. And there isn't a player who doesn't fancy his I ability to play the shot correctly nine 1 times out of ten. The truth926 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement181 1934-02-25 4 OIL CAKES Linseec' Cake, Soya Bean Cake, Coconut Cake, Ground Nut Cake at COMPETITIVE PRICES. Write for Price List. TONG LAM CO., 46/48, Peck Seah Street, Singapore. Contents of Free Book .-Dr. Hair's Personal Experience of Asthma, tamed with Dr. Hair's Treatment. and H«w He Found Belief. —Direction, for the181 words
-
Advertisement91 1934-02-25 4 Hair Neat. .ScaJpHealthy Your hair will always look its >^%Tv\ W^ /Jif O^m^best if you use Stacomb regular' \gsjj-' ly. This modern hair dressing, J\ i J t s^m 9^^^ mm. light and invisible, keepsevery h fs^C* f B^ hair in place and adds a natural I a Wa healthy91 words
-
-
Article, Illustration3127 1934-02-25 5 LEGION DESERTER who LED ENEMY AGAINST old COMRADES NOW take the case -f Hermann Tronck. He had served three years in the Frerch Foreign Legion, been promoted corporal in the 2nd Regiment, aiT* been reduced to the ranks again by falling foul of his Adjutant. His life was made i.3,127 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement63 1934-02-25 5 '^B|S»^ Free Bottle!! 'SJ^™W fr If you get a number ending i\ S &J\\ bottles. These bottles, or tt \jffi> il labels intact, are to be returned 11 vm\^^ to us an< we w exchange ns« White Horse LTD., GLASGOW W 9m A LONDON. W \h.t Sole Agents Scotch ff63 words
-
Advertisement110 1934-02-25 5 The Mightiest TMZM ii the History of rtowaaiship OPENING ON 28th FEBRUARY. w ALH AM BRA -6.15*9.15 Matinees Saturday Sunday at 3.15 p.m. NEW ADVENTURES OF TARZAN The FEARLESS THE WHITE GIANT OF THE BLACK JUNGLES With BUSTER CRAB E THE MIGHTY HUNTER. FIGHTER and ADVENTURER In New Hair- raising110 words
-
-
Article565 1934-02-25 6 THE LITERATURE OF EUROPE A History of European Literature. By Laurie Magnus. Ivor Nicholson and Watson. 12s. 6d. rpHE purpose of this book is to meet the need for a one-volume hlstcry ol European literature. There ire several other works on the sublet, notably Dowden's great series, but nothing has565 words
-
Article, Illustration1914 1934-02-25 6 of the CRIME ANNALS of FRANCE Secrets of the French Police Georges dv Parcq. Jarrolds. 16s. M GEORGE dv Parcq Is a Journalist and for many years has served a well-known Paris newspaper as crime reporter. It is necessary to emphasise these facts, because1,914 words
-
Article156 1934-02-25 6 A WORK OF REFERENCE Routlcdges Universal Enclyrlopaedla. George Routledge and Sons. 7s. 6d. rriHlS work of reference represents the most remarkable value that we have yet sten. Admirably printed and illustrated, on good quality paper, it contains 1.184 pages. 31.200 entries, 310 illustrations, 160 diagrams and 60 coloured maps all156 words
-
Article485 1934-02-25 6 AN INTERPRETATION OF BLAKE William Blake. By John Middleton Murry. Cape 6s. YjTOOM Keats and Lawrence Mr. Murry has passed on to Blake, and those who look upon him as one of the greatest of Interpretative critics will need no recommendation to obtain his latest book. There is, perhaps, no485 words
-
Article43 1934-02-25 6 By Eueen Lennhoff. Translated from the German by E. Frame. Methuen. 21s. net. Containing an interesting outline of the origin, history, aims and objects of Freemasonry, this book deals with the past and present activities rf Freemasons in all important countries.43 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement25 1934-02-25 6 1934 T (Illllllllilllllilllllllllllllll II New beauty NEW REFINEMENT NEW POWER 6c SPEED AUSTINS see them at BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Branches from Singapore to Penang. IWllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll25 words
-
Advertisement22 1934-02-25 6 THE 1934 TRIUMPH MOTOR CYCLES are here! On view at our River Valley Road Showrooms. SOLE AGENTS: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE BRANCHES22 words
-
-
Article980 1934-02-25 7 STARVING JAPANESE SOLD TO MILLS Girls Paid_7sd A Day FACTORIES^THAT WORK AROUND CLOCK Tokio. NINE million spindles in Japan fifty million in Lancashire —these are the weapons in the greatest textile warfare ever known, in which Britain is waging a losing fight. Negotiations for a truce or honourable peace have980 words
-
Article, Illustration21 1934-02-25 7 J. G. Latham, Australian Minister for External Attain who Is leading a goodwill delegation to Japan, and will visit Singapore later.21 words
-
Article191 1934-02-25 7 DANES WHO WERE DROWNED London. Saturday. HUMAN remains which may be those of Roman soldiers or Danish sailors, evidences of whose presence in the district centuries ago have been found from time to time, have been discovered in a field at Nazeing, an Essex village near191 words
-
Article, Illustration510 1934-02-25 7 Amazing New 'Plane To Keep Raiders Away Dartmoor's Lie-a-Bed Convicts Anew type of fighter airplane which, he claimed, would make Britain safe from air invasion, was mentioned in the Rouse of Commons by Captain Cunningham-Reid (Con., Marylebone.) Only one or two of the machines, he said, were in existence. They510 words
-
Article207 1934-02-25 7 Women's New Ordeal Moscow, Saturday. AITEW terror now faces the 103 Russians, Including several women and a child, who are trapped In the Soviet ice-breaker Cheluskin in the Arctic. A wireless message states that the ship is In danger of being crushed by the ice-floes.207 words
-
Article179 1934-02-25 7 CONSENT MUST BE GIVEN UNIQUE CASE IN NAPLES Rome, Saturday ATTEMPTS to declare the science of rejuvenation by the transference of human glands illegal in Italy have failed. The case arose over a young Egyp- tlan student who had been induced to sell one of179 words
-
Article203 1934-02-25 7 AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST EXPEDITION Sydney, Saturday. THE greatest gold prospecting expedition ever organised in Australia has just begun operations at Kalgoorlle. With It has been organised a most elaborately equipped air survey expedition which includes two aeroplanes besides a ground organisation of seven motor vehicles, three houses, a203 words
-
Article39 1934-02-25 7 The Kuala Lumpur Flying Club's honorary assistant Instructor Mr. H. C. Grant Watson, of the A.P.C.. Is going to Malacca on transfer next week. He is flying home by the X.L.M. machine which leaves Kuala Lumpur on May 10.39 words
-
Article189 1934-02-25 7 A MAN WRONGED BY LAW London, Saturday. JOHN SALISBURY Davies is a farmer of Bryneglwys. Denbighshire Last July he fell foul of the law. He I was fined by the Llangollen magisi trates. John Salisbury Davies, wno had pleaded guilty, paid. Then the law began to189 words
-
129 1934-02-25 7 AUSTRALIA'S ALIENS BUT STILL 97 PER CENT. BRITISH STOCK Sydney, Saturday. rjtEN years ago, Australia could num- ber only one Luxemburger. one Montenegrin and a Paraguayan In 'he heterogeneous list of her population. Since then, however, the total number of aliens naturalised has been 15,276. During this period. 55 Albanians.129 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement29 1934-02-25 7 FOR —EVERY OCCASION WEDDINGS BIRTHDAY etc. A PRESENT from RENE ULMVIANN is ALWAYS APPRECIATED WATCHES JEWELLERY SILVERWARE SMOKER REQUISITES CLOCKS etc., RENE IJLLMANM Capitol Building and Raffles Place, Singapore,29 words
-
Advertisement33 1934-02-25 7 I'OVALTINE'/ A is 100 per cent m 1 Quality Value m Considering its supreme health- giving properties* 'Oyaltine* is t the most economical food I beverage you can buy Illjl Reject substitute** ifsff33 words
-
-
Article435 1934-02-25 8 Fashion Notes From Hollywood WITH Mac West curves sweeping into fashion and healthy feminity returning, a special strengthening diet was formulated by Ridhard Kline, tialner of all Paramount stars. "Thin women tire easily, become ill frequently and lack the vitality of their more naturally developed sisters," Kline declares. Kline's menu435 words
-
Article95 1934-02-25 8 I Have Noticed npHAT the ever-popular vogue for black-and-white shows no signs of diminishing, but that touches of white are also appearing with navy-blue in some of the new models. That trains seem to be definitely returning for evening wear. That strips of Chinese embroidery are being used to make95 words
-
Article, Illustration520 1934-02-25 8 much to do with the reason for the alteration— as "having the decorators In" Is considerably cheaper in the winter than it is later on In the year. "Surprise* 9 Hat Fashions. rpHE early models from the millinery showrooms have provided a number of surprises among the ?iat520 words
-
Article194 1934-02-25 8 FRESH PLUM SUNDAE. QTEW the plum^, sweetening them to taste, and then make them into a puree by passing through a coarse hair sieve or enamel colander. Cool the pulp and half fill each sundae glass. Have ready some whrpped cream flavoured and slightly coloured with cochineal. Arrange a194 words
-
Article75 1934-02-25 8 /X)FFEE stains can be removed in the same manner as tea stains, by pouring boiling water through them, provided the coffee has not had time to be thoroughly absorbed into the cloth. If the stain Is not treated at once, equal parts of yolk of egg75 words
-
Article, Illustration348 1934-02-25 8 (By Our Woman Correspondent.) I wonder which of our many beautiful girls here will have the distinction of being called "Miss Singapore." Speculation is rife as to who she will be but those who attend the Sea View Hotel this morning will know. MfOMEN have found that348 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement245 1934-02-25 8 i "^^B^SKSflftaVß^ '.'■•*>?. New Beauty Secret Save her Natural appearance Men wondered about ber lips. They looked artificial, so conspicuous. Then she switched to Tangee. Unlike ordinary lipsticks, Tangee cannot m. ke your lips look painted. It is unique. As you apply it to your lips it changes color to245 words
-
Advertisement119 1934-02-25 8 Jgfcl What we wish to co> -^iwSßr 11, BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE PHONE 3164. 'I m^^ m *****^*mnm*^BtßmH^mmmmmmm*wmw^mswaßMHmßßi FACTS ARE FACTS and It Is a PACT tint you will find at RENE ULLMANN (Millinery Department) an anl«ae choice of the MOST UP TO DATE PABIS GOWNS for every occasion. Tlie LATKBT119 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2678 1934-02-25 9 L. FRANCKE - L. FRANCKE On Perak River's Banks i By 1 Stories of a prominent official who could neither read nor write; of the romantic early days of the rubber boom; of cockfighting, and of cricket under difficulties are told by Mr. L. Francke in this article M on2,678 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement114 1934-02-25 9 NESTLES CHOCOLATE A flavour for every palate. Milk NHt-MHk Tablets and bars world famous. CartOnetteS Various flavours they fit your pocket or handbag. ASSOlted ChOCOlateS Delicious centres first quality covering. ilk h|n£|(e n our assorted a block of concen-i-iu. uiuuna flavours trated goodness. Cream bars Raspberry Vanilla a luscious confection.114 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1844 1934-02-25 10 Once again the Sultan of Perak has shown himself to be a wise and farsighted ruler. He, alone among the rulers of the Malay States in the last two years, has taken the trouble to give specific assurances to the nonMalay communities which live In his territory that1,844 words
-
Article737 1934-02-25 10 T>LESSED are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be billed. And the larger the letters the better. If you're a professional writer on righteousness, the better your letters, the less do you hunger and thirst. Apparently Mr. Gilbert (Nutty) Frankau has gone nutty737 words
-
Article58 1934-02-25 10 (Ananias News Factory.) London, Saturday. Sorry I have got to let you down agatn, bat I can't ret confirmation of a single one of the 97 names yon send to me as reported successors to the post of Governor and High Commissioner. Who told /ou that H.E. Sir58 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement165 1934-02-25 10 CAPITOL OPENING TODAY 3.15— 6.15 9.15. ■DOUGLAS q v public idol who ikinkt be can lud L > double life »nd *w*y with ill C jdH L ORE T T A G Etrrntlty hit >< H^l^ loot die do*>n i tod out tb« truth! q I^^A L I N She165 words
-
Advertisement56 1934-02-25 10 j NEW WORLD j SINGAPORE. Side Shoves. Cabaret Dancing, Talkies, Theatres and Cinemas.' I PI A N O j TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74, Orchard Rd, j 1 Bathe your spirit in the crystal Air of SWITZERLAND booklets, maps and all Information frt-e on application to56 words
-
-
Article, Illustration404 1934-02-25 11 CITY FATHERS AND "FAMILY" PROBLEMS A GOOD instance of the truth of the old matrimonial slogan "Two can live as cheaply as one" Is to be found in the new scale of charges for the use of "Sinripore House" the holiday bungalow at Fraser's Hill. The new charges are $3404 words
-
232 1934-02-25 11 AN EPIC OF THE MERCANTILE MARINE A steward on board the Blue Funnel ship, Antenor, now in port, is the modest hero of a great epic of the sea. In 1931, the Phemius, on which he was a midshipman, fought a fiveday232 words
-
Article98 1934-02-25 11 INSURGENT 41ST ARMY DRIVEN BACK Shanghai, Saturday. npHE armies from the neighbouring ■I Provinces of Ninghsia are steadily advancing to the aid of the besieged forces, and heavy fighting has broken out at Pinglo, about 30 miles from the Ninghsia capital. The insurgent 41st Army forces have abandoned98 words
-
Article26 1934-02-25 11 Members will attend the funeral of the aged relative of Mr. Tan Soo Ldew (vice-president) today at 9.30 a.m. at 147, Haig road.26 words
-
369 1934-02-25 11 Twenty Thousand Coolies For Malayan Estates IT is strongly rumoured thai the decision of the Government of India in the matter of emigration to Malaya has been received in this country. The reply k said to b;. favourable one and to constitute a erus, ig369 words
-
Article190 1934-02-25 11 PHAT constant peaceful work and free intercourse between the nations In commerce and trade was the greatest necessity of the world at the present time, was the statement made by Dr. Rudolf Pirle, chairman of the board of directors of the Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen, who is190 words
-
Article281 1934-02-25 11 ARRIVING HERE TODAY ASPIRANTS to movie fame and fortune in Singapore will this week be on the look out for a blonde young man who is one of Hollywood's outstanding directors. He Is Mervyn L*.Roy who is honeymooning aboard the Canadian Pacific I world-cruise liner Empress of281 words
-
Article128 1934-02-25 11 ENTERPRISING HAT- MAKER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. fjERE is a cork hat romance An enterprising young Chinese, Ban Ngel Slang, of Seremban, set out in 1982 to manufacture them. His Intention was to produce durable cork hats that could be sold at very low prices. And today Ban128 words
-
407 1934-02-25 11 FACTIONS FIGHT FOR CONTROL (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. TOEHIND the scenes in the Malayan tin industry a struggle hi proceeding between two violently opposed factions. The bone of contention is nominally the buffer pool," but the real issue is whether the407 words
-
Article, Illustration14 1934-02-25 11 H.R.U. Prince George, who will represent the King at Melbourne's Centenary celebrations this year.14 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement59 1934-02-25 11 SEA VIEW HOTEL! TODAY at 11 a.m. Come and see who will be elected "MISS SINGAPORE" GRAND BEAUTY CONTEST Specially arranged in conjunction with WARNER BROS*. Glamorous Musical Production FOOTLIGHT PARADE Which opens at the CAPITOL, Wednesday, February 28th Valuable Prizes! music by RALF KELLERMANN'S FAMOUS BAJfJT SUNDAY NIGHT Classical59 words
-
Advertisement14 1934-02-25 11 PAVILION NEXT CHANGE 1 A Hectic Laughter Crate With ■s^A^^^fl A BrilUh and Dominions14 words
-
Advertisement102 1934-02-25 11 ENTERTAINMENTS SINGAPORE FEB. 25, 1934. ALHAMBKA Hone Play with Sllr.i Summer vi lie and Andy Devlne. 8.15 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL The Life of Jimmy Dolan with Douglas FairbanJU Jr. 0.15—9.16 pm MARYBOROUGH F-Oat-Ka-atara. 6 U>— fi 15 pjn. NEW WORLD Cabaret Dancing, Sideshow. Talkies. Theatres and Cinemas. PAVILION Voltaire with102 words
-
Advertisement29 1934-02-25 11 SEE ON PARADE at SEA VIEW HOTEL THIS MORNING SEE THEM ON SHOW AT EVERY DAY. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Incorporate* in England; SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR. PENANG AND IPOH.29 words
-
-
Article, Illustration195 1934-02-25 12 AUTHORITIES DENY THE DUTCH ASSERTION SINGAPORE is not a "hot-bed of Communist propaganda"; neither is it harbouring Moscow's chosen leader for a vigorous "Red" campaign In Netherlands India. Th? allegations, contained in a leadIng native newspaper in Netherlands India, and lately received in Singapore,195 words
-
Article211 1934-02-25 12 EFFECT OF SLUMP ON SPORT Notes From Negri Sembilan (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. The Japanese community in Negri Sembilan is largely interested in rubber planting. The principal plantation is the Malay Rubber Company who. 1 headquarters are in Temiang-road, Seremban. With the Japanese association adjacent, this locality comprises the211 words
-
Article70 1934-02-25 12 TWO LOCAL MALAY YOUTHS ARRIVE AT SEREMBAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Two Singapore Malay youths, Habib Yunus and Kechut, who went on a cycling tour of Malaya, Slam and Indo-China last year, arc in Seremban collecting funds by selling pictare postcards themselves to further their tour.70 words
-
Article145 1934-02-25 12 TOURING THEATRICAL COMPANY TO PLAY IN VICTORIA THEATRE SOON rpHE Grant Anuerson dramatic com- pany will ar.-ive in Singapore on March 6 and during the visit here will present four plcys at the Victoria Theatre. The season will run from March 7 to March 10 inclusive. The first play %7ill145 words
-
Article, Illustration167 1934-02-25 12 K.L. ENGINEER INJURED jt|R. J. D. SWAN, a director of Swan \nd Dunn, Ltd., civil engineers :ind con tracers at Kuala Lumpur. had a narrow escape from serious injury when he was Involved in a car smash in Singapore yesterday afternoon. It appears that he was167 words
-
Article49 1934-02-25 12 A STOCK of copra caught fire In the Ho Hong OH Mills In Havelock Road at 11.30 a.m. yesterday, but the prompt action of the Fire Brigade, which dispatched two engines to the scene, prevented a spread of tim flames. The outbreak was mastered" within 15 minute-.49 words
-
5 1934-02-25 12 OPPOSITION TO CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY WORK5 words
-
751 1934-02-25 12 IN the compound of a police station in a lonely district of Upper Perak there is a forgotten European grave. Few people nowadays know of its existence, and still fewer know the story ass. iated with it, but the pioneer whose bones lie751 words
-
Article162 1934-02-25 12 AERODROMES IN FUKIEN TO BE COMPLETED Shanghai, Saturday f\ESPITE strong Japanese representa- tions, the Nanking Government Is determined to carry through to completion the construction of landing fields in Fukien. The principal aerodromes are to be situated at Foochow and Amoy, the present grounds being regarded as162 words
-
Article94 1934-02-25 12 PLAN TO CREATE MODEL AREA IN FUKIEN Nanking, Saturday. MR. Chen Yuan-shen, a delegate from the overseas Chinese In the Netherlands East Indies, has arrived at Nanking to petition the Government to set aside West Fukien for development by Chinese from the N.E.L A scheme Is being submitted94 words
-
Article, Illustration391 1934-02-25 12 TALLEST MANNEQUIN TO WED NAVY'S MYSTERY SHIP HERE TO-DAY England's tallest mannequin, Miss Joanne Saffelle, who Is 0 ft. 1 In. in height, M rears of age. and the possessor of a 22 in. waist, Is going to be married to a man at tall a* herself. Her flanoe Is391 words
-
365 1934-02-25 12 RESIDENT OF PERAK ON "SAKAIS OWN INTERESTS" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 23. Should Christian missionary work be permitted among the Sakai? This question was raised for the first time in a Malayan legislature a few days ago, when it was discussed in the Perak State Council. It365 words
-
Article68 1934-02-25 12 THEY'LL HELP HIM TO THE HOUSE Leaning on crutches for physical support, but as mentally active as ever. Mr. George Lansbury, the Leader of the Opposition, will probably return to the House of Commons within the next few weeks. He is making good recovery at Manor68 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement48 1934-02-25 12 ii 1 fiaune..set..and~ B fir J^J;^ v k r*\^ Wj^* lt certainly picks you Vri£^F~-b^\g<frf up after a tiring game— mm V/ IS JSjF^i/'vlJ IL^ < you'll find greater satisf ac- BSE^EBS Ir.-ji ?i^Bm?fll If f f Jh on &n d real enjoyment BfiSJP*JH rMlßff^iW by keeping to R48 words
-
Advertisement58 1934-02-25 12 Jr *°d world-wide public J pre-eminent for it» tonic \J3 M bitterneM and ever increasing in popularity I Over thirty jr y*ar» supremacy entitle* M Olde EngUah" Marmalade to the place of honour om Chivers' Olde English Marmalade I Try al«t Ckiverr* Jamt, JellUt, Canned Fruit* and Vegetable*. Afwki V.58 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1477 1934-02-25 13 W. J. Passinghatn - W. J. Passinghatn By IT Is often said that if our fathers could come to life again they wild be overwhelmed by the speed and drama of modern existence. The modern generation, in fact, is wont to think itself inured to events of a senFational nature,1,477 words
-
114 1934-02-25 13 MODERN PROGRESS! INK FROM OLD TYRES ]L|R- Lincoln C. Neale, a young in--ITI ventor of Melbourne. Australia j has invented a new process for mat- i ing excellent commercial printing Ink I from old motor tyres and waste rubber. The product has already become a rival to more costly printing114 words
-
Article37 1934-02-25 13 Australia now ranks third as a film importer. America and Great Britain still bold pride of place, but the Commonwealth has now ousted France and Germany as next in Importance, say* Austral News37 words
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement78 1934-02-25 13 Extremely hot weather often brings _^laL^BßßßarC'i^^»J frvrrn and other dangerous diseases. A v ~~~JsBBBbb^BBBBBBBBBbh Guard against these illnesses with Waterbury's Compound. This fa- rffecU o( the tropical cliintte. Sold us Biout tonic gives extra strength and Red and Blue wrappers, the Red as a vitality to the entire body., .bring!78 words
-
Advertisement192 1934-02-25 13 BBBBBBBBsi^BfIBBBBBr s t^^^^BBBBB rj -^Qpfe Have sparkling teeth this new way! A new special cleansing and polishing material: contained in Pepsodent Tooth Paste exclusively /^ILEAN, sparkling teeth are impor cleansing and polishing material that V-J tant to an attractive smile. Dim, it especially designed to remove film film-stained teeth mar192 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2040 1934-02-25 14 MAINLY about MALAYANS "The Wander's Log BARE WHITE LEGS IN CABARETS JT\NS oX the most interesting travelv^ lew I have mcC In Singapore was the late Mr. W. B. Harris, Tangier (correspondent of the Times, who died several weeks ago. I met Mr. Harris in 1925, when I went to2,040 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement46 1934-02-25 14 FLOOR COVERING THE MOST LASTING FLOORING IN CONSTANT USE ON MALAYAN FLOORS FOR PERIODS EXCEEDING 1O YEARS! In Red", Brown, Green anJQott Black From $1.50 per yard LAID— For farther particulars riaf or write. SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Obtainable also from ROBINS ON CO., LTD., Singapore.46 words
-
Advertisement11 1934-02-25 14 rhY **»^r\ AY RBfcj^ R^R^^^^PB^Rm B^^^ A study in symmetrical perfection11 words
-
Advertisement121 1934-02-25 14 First thing in 1 the morning— an JEL LEA A excellent pick- me-up" PERRINS C S SAUCE K irn The World Renowned \/A^m 'm^ natural WiSi^F I* MM* Mineral Water Bottled W -^mJ^T f m JwlrT ns Hows from EFFECTIVE m mMm* ■V s IN CASES Of fi nOMAMtUVaiWCRUWUT.MiUMATBM MARCO121 words
-
-
Article, Illustration766 1934-02-25 15 SELANGOR What Has Happened To Plan For Swimming Pool (From Cur Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE women's hockey festival in Kuala Lumpur proved a very big attraction and broke F.M.S.-Colony gate records. Penang proved to be the poorest combination, losing all matches. Selangor was766 words
-
Article613 1934-02-25 15 PEXANG AN Interesting cricket match was j played between the P.C.C. and i HM.B. Eagle. Although the P.C.C. were behind in the first innings, due to the fine bowling and keen fielding of the Eagle, they managed to win the match by 53 runs, the final scores613 words
-
Article487 1934-02-25 15 MALACCA I HAVE previously commented ol the lack of good cricket grounds In Malacca. Clubs who desire a decent ground for an important game have difficulty In finding one a week ago the Malacca Club very willingly accommodated the St. Francis Institution, as the club had no487 words
-
Article, Illustration10 1934-02-25 15 Miss N. Moreira Captain of the Ipoh Y.W.C.A Hockey XI.10 words
-
Article342 1934-02-25 15 NEGRI SEMBILAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Saturday. FELIX de Silva, the local State cricketer, appears to be in very good form this season, judging from the few games that have been played of late. Playing for the Negrl Sembilan Club against the Tamil Union, he scored 34342 words
-
Article680 1934-02-25 15 Keen Competition In All Sections Expected rpHE entries for the S.A.F.A. League, which were published during the week. Indicate that the 1934 season will be one of the most successful In the history of local football. The community spirit has been retained in the flrat division. This680 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement238 1934-02-25 15 I %\f I'll \/^r Surely the most attractive investment with -cover plan yet /ay evolved by life assurance 1 I experts. I IRYFAJK It was designed to meet the k 1 K T 1 I needs of the man who said I im Wr\ of ordinary investment jB Al\ 1238 words
-
-
647 1934-02-25 16 SULTAN'S COLOURS IN DEAD HEAT FOR THE BIG RACE JOCKEY'S FOUR VICTORIES BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT THE most exciting of finishes a dead heat— marked the principal race, the Penang Plate, at the opening of the Singapore* meeting yesterday. Brilliant sunshine bathed the course for the first afternoon's racing, and647 words
-
Article, Illustration1408 1934-02-25 16 Hate One. THE PERAK STAKES. Value $900. Class 4, Horses. Division 2. Distance, five furloin: Chcah Gin Kooi's br a g GORILLA (Christie) 86 1 Cheonp Yok Cbong's br a m EATON CROP (Tankard) 9 2 Leo Kok Choon's eh a m RONA WELKIN (Dawson) 7.131,408 words
-
Article275 1934-02-25 16 BRILLIANT CENTURY BY L. DE SILVA (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Despite the fact that cricket has been only three weeks old this season, the Selangor cricketers have got into their scorinT mood. This evening another Selangor State player. L. de Silva, made a275 words
-
Article111 1934-02-25 16 WIMBLEDON is likely this year again to beat all records, for the application lists for season tickets are even heavier than last season. The staff of the All-England Tennis Club will be busy for some time preparing for the ballot, and the result will be announced early111 words
-
92 1934-02-25 16 GARDENS GOLF CLUB DR. ALLEN ELECTED CAPTAIN MR. H. HOLLAND. vice-President and Captain of the Gardens Golf Club, presided at the annual general meeting which was largely attended. The report and accounts were adopted and the election of office-bearers resulted as follows President, the Hon'ble Mr. T. 8. Adams vlce-Pre-sldent92 words
-
108 1934-02-25 16 JUMEAUX GIVES FINE BATTING DISPLAY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The V.M.C.A. first team drew witH the T.P.C.A. today. Batting first, the V.M.C.A., at 159 for 5, declared. E. C. Jumeaux gave a splendid batting display, carrying his bat for 86, which108 words
-
Article54 1934-02-25 16 The March bogey competition of the Singapore Golf Club will be played on Saturday and Sunday next. The March Ladies' bogey competition will be played on Monday March 5 1934. Lady Captain's Prize competition will be played on Sunday March 11. Conditions 18 holes medal play oh handicap,54 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement23 1934-02-25 16 OPENING ft the CAPITOL WEDS. NEXT 28th FEB. Warner's sensational musical spectacle. 300 GIRLS! 20 STARS.' Amazing Dance ensembles stag d under water23 words
-
Advertisement381 1934-02-25 16 IS YOUR NAME HERE BOVRIL WINNERS BOVBIL ADD-A-BIT COMPETITION. Here is the solution BOVRIL IS A CAPTIVATING FOOD IT IS DELICIOUS ANY WAY YOU MAY SERVE IT. M The names of the first thuty-six competitors to send in correct solutions are published below. A 16-oz. bottle of Bovril will be381 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1360 1934-02-25 17 BRITAIN NOW HOLDING HER HEAD HIGH IN SPORT World's Greatest Sportsmen Competing In Record Season THE recent announcement of the names of the Australian cricketers chosen to visit England brings a reminder that we are approaching what promises to be the greatest carnival of outdoor sport Britain has ever known1,360 words
-
308 1934-02-25 17 CHINCHEWS ALLEGED LAPSE UNEXPECTED TURN TO CASE *THE case In which Tan Yeo Aik, a Chlnchew of 30 years, had pleaded guilty and had had sentence postponed on a charge of criminal breach of trust as a servant before Mr H. A. Ferrer, the criminal district Judge, took an unexpected308 words
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement431 1934-02-25 17 Ij^flV J LoukM. IwnwiKdl. EnfbnA at J rew» W^^m^mW 9 Mm f mm to —^w. MmCw. eg-, wmw^f** H^^J|^p -^^__y mmM m^*B t hrn frizes in Quid ttautf Compc-t-im. Wm^ttif WW it GATE BUILDS PRIZE WINNERS f M_2w alfl 1^ With this Food Baby's little body is built up on431 words
-
-
Article117 1934-02-25 18 At Practice Next Month fPHE selection of Harold Larwood, the Nottinghamshire fast bowler, toj appear in the cricket Tests against Australia this summer will depend, in all probability, on the success of the operation to his left foot in October last. Larwood now feels no pain in117 words
-
Article255 1934-02-25 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) omban. Saturday. CHE Mohamed Idris, District Officer. Port Dickson, presided at the annual generil meeting of the Port Dickson Recreation Club. The meeting was preceded by exhibition games of tennis and badminton and was follower by a tea-party at which the club255 words
-
Article60 1934-02-25 18 The bowling matches between the Tanglin Club and the S.C.C., to have taken place yesterday were postponed to this afternoon, commencing at 4.30 p m. They will be played at Tangl n. Tanglin team is as follows: FarnvortJv Walker, Bolton, Godwin, Burn and Henetson. The Cricket Club team60 words
-
Article292 1934-02-25 18 ASTON VILLA FAIL AT HOME London, Saturday. The following matches In the different divisions of the English League and in the first division of the Scottish League, played this afternoon resulted: Fint Division Aston Villa 1 Stoke 2 Blackburn 1 Everton 1 Derby 1 Sheffield Wed 1Reuter - 292 words
-
Article22 1934-02-25 18 SCOTLAND DEFEATS IRELAND Edinburgh, Saturday. In the international Rugby match here today Scotland defeated Ireland by 16 polr.ts to 9.22 words
-
Article60 1934-02-25 18 At last someone has hit on a suitable name Big Benzine for the huge clock v/iiich Is such a prominent feature on the Thames side of the Shell Oil Company's building on the site o; the Hotel Cecil. It is a happy choice, and I do not anticipate60 words
-
Article1040 1934-02-25 18 POSITIONS OF TEAMS BEFORE YESTERDAY'S GAMES FOLLOWING are the positions of the teams In the dlflerent divisions and leagues before yesterday's games. First Division. Arsenal (1) 29 16 6 7 49 29 39 Huddersfteld (6) 29 15 5 9 68 42 39 Derby Co. (7) 29 151,040 words
-
Article161 1934-02-25 18 The S.C.C. football fixtures for the week commencing tomorrow are as follow: Monday Feb. 26. S.C.C. vs. RAF. Tuesday "B" XI vs. P.W.D. Wednesday 2nd XI vs. Wilts. 11. Thursday Practice. Friday "B" XI vs. Fort Canning. All players are requested to turn out on Thursday for a161 words
-
125 1934-02-25 18 "INELASTIC RULES" U.S. EXCHANGE CONTROL BILL CRITICISED Washington, Saturday. The creation of a stock exchange co-ordinating authority to control American stock exchanges, in substitution of the inelastic regulations proposed in the Fletcher-Ryburn Bill, has been proposed by Mr. Whitney, President of the New York Stock Exchange, who says that hisReuter - 125 words
-
129 1934-02-25 18 A TERRIBLE END SUICIDE SUSPECTED IN TAMIL'S DEATH (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Driven to desperation by prolonged illness, an elderly Tamil found release in a terrible death last night. This man, who is a professional petition writer, was found dead in his kiosk at seven o'clock this129 words
-
Article92 1934-02-25 18 CALL FOR CO-OPERATION OF BRITAIN AND CHINA London, Saturday. Mr. Tv Yueh-lee. of the Bank of China, who is on a visit to London, addressing Manchester Bankers' Institute today, urged direct trading between the manufacturers of Great Britain and Chinese importers in order to redvee the costs of92 words
-
42 1934-02-25 18 ALLEGED SEDITION TWO EXTREMISTS ARRESTED IN LONDON London, Saturday. The well-known extremists, Tom Menn and Harry Pollitt, were arrested yesterday in London. It is understood that the police action is in connection with their alleged seditious speeches at Glamorgan last week.— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
-
Article71 1934-02-25 18 Berlin, Saturday. Dimitroff, Taneff and Popoff, the three Bulgarians acquitted In the Reichstag fire trial six weeks ago, are now confined in underground cells in the Secret Police headquarters in Berlin. Reading is almost impossible in their dungeons owing to insufficient lighting, and the three innocent71 words
-
Article37 1934-02-25 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Saturday In the Netherlands Second Chamber last night. Dr. Colljn, the Dutch Prim-? Minister, declared there wa& a fair chance to Increase the tin qujt.i in the not distant future.37 words
-
Article55 1934-02-25 18 Londct> ..day. I The translation of Sii >.m Sinur the Foreign Secretary, to the Homo Office in order to deal with th Fascist movement was hinted at to day by The Times, which remark., that there is no department In the Government for which his profound legalReuter - 55 words
-
Article32 1934-02-25 18 Washington, Saturday. Over $20,000,000,000 in loans were poured into Wall Street by 20 large corporations during 1929 according to statistics by the Senate Committee investigating the stock market.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement79 1934-02-25 18 GREAT WORLD FAMOUS "BIG SWORD" LANTERN PROCESSION FANCY DRESS BEAUTY PARADE, PEKIN LION JUGGLING, MAIDENS KICKING GLOBE LANTERN BALLS ETC., ETC., ETC. OVER 300 PERFORMERS IN THIS GIGANTIC PROCESSION NIGHTLY On Feb. 27 28 and Mar. 1, 2 3. FREE SHOW TO OUR PATRONS. fTre wo r k s BY79 words
-
Advertisement74 1934-02-25 18 DEVONSHIRE ALSO FINEST CURED DANISH PILICIOUf ~J l SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE a i w i i m. OLD FASHIONED! Claret Cup is specially prepared from Claret Wine and Fruit Juices HBVVvV vitlffl Bit V* IS V wCOva ''^B Wt-' Wk a IBA// KvttH S H X m Em v -fli74 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2165 1934-02-25 19 the World of Badminton The Annual General Meeting Proposed Interstate Tournament Singapore's Prospects Who It Malayan Champion? THE annual general meeting oi the, Singapore Badminton Association will not be held this month and as in previous years, will probably take place either in March or early in April. The rules2,165 words
-
Article, Illustration444 1934-02-25 19 Klang Singles Championship HPHE quarter- finals of the Klang J- district badminton men's singles championship were played on Monday and Tuesday at the court behind the Government buildings, with the following results: V. Kandiah (Seavews) beat Kow Sim Thye (Yale), 15—11. 15—7. Teh Boon Kiat (Yale) beat444 words
-
Article343 1934-02-25 19 At the conference of lovers of the Tamil language, held at Madras, with the Hon. Mr. 8. Kumarasami Reddiar in the chair, a resolution was adopted urging that mil unnecessary Tamil letters should be omitted from its 217 alphabets, and that new letters be m•orporated. Tamil (writes343 words
-
Article200 1934-02-25 19 Trips Upstairs Like a 2-Year-Old A woman writes Three months ago, after much argument, I was persuaded against my will to try Kruschen Salts to reduce my weight, which was 222 lbs. I had tried other things, but all to no avail. After threeweeks of Kruschen200 words
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement332 1934-02-25 19 ABOVE THE HEADS OF! THOUSANDS HANGS A KEEN EDGE SWORD HELD ONLY BY M THREAD. ARE YOU SAFE I 4 ror o\tr forty fan iht i v'.S. have been instrumental in f.. t mthousands of men and women f m the menace of unemp'oymert and what they have done for332 words
-
-
Article, Illustration63 1934-02-25 20 SINGAPORE'S first race meeting, of the year opened yesterday, with an afternoon of thrilling finishes. In .his page Sunday Times pictures portray different aspects of the sport Above, the finish of the first race, won by Gorilla NE3* «vr-NT. winner of the fourtn race, one of63 words
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement194 1934-02-25 20 i— CALL OR RING UP TRang Ibeng Co. FOR PIANO REPAIRS PIANO TUNING. HIRE AND REMOVALS. (Piano repairs a speciality.) Tel. 6958. 103-I*s, SELEGIE ROAD. For the First time I9H cigarettes l|| packed in NATURAL WOOD to retain their perfect condition EVERYONE knows that wood These Peter Jacksons are made194 words
-
Advertisement338 1934-02-25 20 Cbc Beet In jf Utn 1 1 Ut C I Far Value. Quality, and Design. •Rang t>enq furniture Co. Factory 7O, Sophia Road, Singapore 103. SELKGIE ROAD COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England.) fire. Ufa, Marine, Accident. Guarantee and Motor. Assets £60.000.000 Artbar C Pottc Manager A Underwriter338 words
-