The Straits Times, 27 May 1934
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Title Section36 1934-05-27 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAtER IN MALAYA. No. 127. Sunday, May 27th., 1934. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 127 Sunday, May 27th., 1934. Price 10 cents.36 words
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1380 1934-05-27 1 Mr. Caldecott's Call "To Every Briton "I SALUTE VOLUNTEER TRADITION" 20,000 See Spectacle Aver 20,000 people watched H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. Andrew Caldecott, present Colours to the Singapore Volunteer Corps on the Padang yesterday afternoon. Mr. Caldecott delivered a stirring message1,380 words
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Article54 1934-05-27 1 ADVERTISERS LOOK AGAIN On Pace 12 of this issue advertisers will find another list of priie winners in a Sunday Times Competition. They will see in the list the names and addresses of people in Penan*-, Telok Anson, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Pudu, Alor Star, Singapore. Malacca. Muar. Rengam and Johore54 words
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Article, Illustration18 1934-05-27 1 His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government taking the salute at the presentation of colours U the S.V.C.18 words
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Article175 1934-05-27 1 SNIPER HITS CIVILIAN MR. ROOSEVELT NOT ALARMED New York. Saturday. •"THE strike of lorry-drivers in Mm*- neapolis, which led to riots in which one person was killed and a hundred injured, has been settled. But plans advanced by the Federal Mediator, Mr. C'la^ Taf*. toReuter - 175 words
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Article134 1934-05-27 1 DANGERS OF BOWING TO JAPANESE London, Saturday. |\R. C. t. Wang, chairman of the London Chinese Association, in a letter to the Manchester Guardian, contrasts Japan's solemn assurance that she scrupulously observes all treaties an' agreements in fore* with regard to China" with the stipulations of tf Nine-Puwei Treaty, especiallyReuter - 134 words
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Article33 1934-05-27 1 I Twenty-nine high officials, mostly members of the Communist Party, are among a large gang being tried at Kiev tomorrow on a charge of illegal selling of food and clothing in the Ukraine.33 words
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Article91 1934-05-27 1 TWO AUSTRALIANS MAKE 'DUCKS' London, Saturday. HENDREN scored 115 runs for Middlesex apalnst the Australian cricketers today. Middlesex were all out for 258, Robins scoring 65. Both mastered Grimmett's bowling by stepping up to it. Grimmett" took three wickets for 80. The Australians scored 135 for two afterReuter - 91 words
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181 1934-05-27 1 SULTAN'S THREE WINNERS WEEKEND SPORTS DIARY The Singapore race meeting, which has seen so many records broken, closed yesterday. The Sultan of Perak's colours were again outstanding, carrying off three of the events. A full report is In Page 13. (In the fourth race the totallsator dividends were $33. $11,181 words
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Article141 1934-05-27 1 GOOD U.S. FIGURES London, Saturday. The May bulletin of the International Tin Research Development Council shows a 29 per cent Increase In tin consumption during the year ending March 1934, compared with the previous year, and amounting approximately to 129,000 lons tons compared with 100,020 long tons.141 words
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Article63 1934-05-27 1 London, Saturday. The Chinese Government has placed a large order with Standard Telephones and Cables, Limited, London, for the supply of wireless stations for the purpose of linking up all big towns in China by telephone and telegraph. Many new features will be incorporated in the organisation.Reuter - 63 words
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Article63 1934-05-27 1 Noon, Saturday. R.S.S. equal to London Standard Bayers Sellers Spot (loose) 19% ts. (F. 0.8.) 21 's Zs\i. Standard R.S.S. on Tender Bayers Sellers June 19 204. July-Sept. 2«* 4 20 7 Oct.-Dec. 21', 21H. Jan-Mar. 224 2214. Tone of Market Very dull. Latest Cable per lb. London63 words
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Article149 1934-05-27 1 5 a.m. EDITION London. AT the recent elections for MM Cottingham Urban District Council a bookmaker opened a betting book. offering odds varying up to 100 to 1 against some of the candidates. Those who were retiring members and had many years' service on the council found149 words
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157 1934-05-27 1 PICTURE PUZZLES 46 READERS SHARE LAST WEEK'S $500 In the second Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Competition a large number of entrants went wrong over the picture of the motor cycle and side car and the picture of the bridge hand containing only two diamonds. The correct solutions of these pictures157 words
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Article34 1934-05-27 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. New rates of duty in the F.M.S on bicycles and on certain spare parts are revealed in a supplement to the Government Gazette today.34 words
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Article87 1934-05-27 1 Early this morning a batch of laUang at the corner of Mayneld Avenue and Meyer Road caught fire. Two engines of the fire brigade put out the fire, which occurred In close proximity tv the Sea View Hotel. Fortunately there was no breeie to carry the flames87 words
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Article56 1934-05-27 1 H. J. Fougere appeared again before the third magistrate yesterday morning on a charge of criminal breach of trust In respect of $10,000, the property of the Children's Aid Society. Mr. E. A. Stevens who mentioned the case asked for it to be stood over for a week56 words
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Article73 1934-05-27 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by SymingtoA and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 5 15/164. M (Sellers) S 1 lCd. July-Sept 6Hd. Oct.-Dec 6V4d. Jan. -Mar. CHd. SILVER. Market tone Quiet. Spot 19', d. Two months 19 9/16 d. CROSS RATE. London-New York, 5.094. New73 words
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Advertisement15 1934-05-27 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain.) Head Office for Malaya SINGAPORE.15 words
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Advertisement88 1934-05-27 1 He knows it's good for him The superior aroma and qualify of /^|g\ .BEAR BRAND' Natural Swiss vS &L Milk make it particularly attractive fo Babies Conveyed in perfect \&/^s2t^ condition from the finest pasture lands in the world, the famous Swiss mountains, it is in every respect the [388 words
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Article, Illustration2532 1934-05-27 2 By Tiffi WANDERER "OACING has been the general topic of conversation during the past fortnight. Now we can talk dogs for a change. The two subjects are akin, however, and horsey people are dog-lovers as well. Only pedigree dogs will be on exhibition at the Malay* n2,532 words
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214 1934-05-27 2 4 SAILOR CATS ONE MAKES ITS NINTH WORLD CRUISE Here are stories of four sailor cats. Jackson, black, lucky, in the liner Franconia, now its ninth world cruise. Once walked off the ship at New York. Missing for months. Then Franconia returned to New York. Jackson sat in a barge.214 words
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Miscellaneous42 1934-05-27 2 Our Jigsaw Puzzle Mr* VT^^^bbbbb^^ Cs^bbb! a^v^KßßSb^fL*^**"'*^'^ m M *^^^^*J^^BW/^^C^H IbbV^ j^^^k irJ/^Z^BBBBBT-'S BD I^^W^l'^l/^^^^^S/^^^Tl As^b^bbbP^^^bbl BbbbVbS WT J^J^BBb! BBBBBMr^^L/ ~^BBBBsi BBBBB^~-l/u >^S^Bßßßb| \s-*—*y 1 \^^^r kj'* I fo\ 1 /^m \H cut our rune aopigcgsvpiy capcpuuy a*p then %ffjt tau can42 words
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Article, Illustration555 1934-05-27 3 AN ATTACK ON MY SYSTEM By Ely Culbertson Any budge glossary worthy of its] name must include a full description i of the word "kibitzer" in all its etymological and 'more. Important) anthropological connotations. To be truly comprehensive i t should go further and should list the555 words
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Article271 1934-05-27 3 MINISTRY GIVES ITS APPROVAL The British Ministry of Health has approved a new brick which is made without straw or clay. It has been evolved by two Englishmen, and the Ministry has promised to notify all local authorities of its qualities. Applications for licences to manufacture it271 words
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Article1433 1934-05-27 3 BUT OF A VERY SPECIAL BREW RUSSEL Pasha, the Director of the Central Narcotics Intelligence Bureau, announces in his annual report that. In his opinion, the narcotic menace that threatened Egypt with destruction five years ago has been removed. He adds that its return will1,433 words
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Advertisement142 1934-05-27 3 EDUCATIONAL YOUR SCHOOL PROBLEM Parent- in Malaya will be in nested to learn that a companion School to St. Margaret's Fracers Hill, has been opened by Mrs. R. M. McCall In the heart of Sussex, oily 29 miles from Lorxlon The school stands '-50 feet above sea level in its142 words
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Advertisement533 1934-05-27 3 Where To Stay When Home on Leave hhm LONDON, ■■■■m Two Residential Hotels. Highly recommended for Oversea* Visitors and families home on leave. Unsurpassed for Comfort, Cubine, Strrlce, Homeliness. GRANTLEiGH HOTEL, Inverness Tecrao*. Hyde Park. London's Most Modern Residential Hotel. Lift, A. A C. water, gas nre and telephone In533 words
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Advertisement487 1934-05-27 3 LONDON CALLS ('(&h^k. INSISTENTLY v ji\ COME! and enjoy at ,/^S*^HOTEL RUBENS iSr Buckingham Palace Road. w facing Buckingham Palace. or HOTEL d&^P REMBRAND'i H South Kensington. S.W JmC*^facing the Victoria and jfr^^^ A'bert Museum. <4' J \it9w Every attention In pleasing surroundings. PERFECT QUIETUDE THESE COMFORTABLE HOTELS WITH ACKNOWLEDGED487 words
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Miscellaneous147 1934-05-27 3 Our Crossword Puzzle (CLUES.) ACROSS 31 Potm v n"* 33. Exchanged for money 23 Divers 1. Be penitent 34. PUnt seeds 5. Haunts 25 Lays oat 10. Rage 37. Teach 11. Exlct 10. Mohammedan female apartment* 12. Walking sticks 31. judge 13. Thames lightship 33. Weed. 14. Wtitps is.' sinks147 words
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Article2180 1934-05-27 4 Weapons That Were Made From Metal Of Meteors What is the meaning of the mysterious thumbprints on ancient weapons in the Malay Archipelago The Javanese believe they are imprints of demi-gods who fashioned these blades. The point is raised by "Oldtimer" in the article2,180 words
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134 1934-05-27 4 Madrid. Gunmen for hire v the latest development in the Madrid crime world, according to the newspaper "El Debate." It states that several gangs exist who are ready to take shooting orders Iby telephone !n as matter-of-fact a manner as tradesmen accept orders134 words
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Article91 1934-05-27 4 (By Our Expert.) I understand from the hon. secretary of the poultry section of the agrl-hortlcultural exhibition which opens next week-end at Kuala Lumpur that entries have been fairly heavy. These shows do much good In the promotion of the poultry business, and exhibitors may91 words
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Article133 1934-05-27 4 Replies to Questions in Pace 3. 1. Bismarck. 2. Because it was formerly enforced 4 0 days (quadraglnta being Latin for 40). 3 Venice. 4. Edward HI. 5. Atlantic Ocean. 6. Madame B"**erf!y." 7 A ''atterer 8. Italy 9. A withering c any part of the body. 10.133 words
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Article966 1934-05-27 4 Comedian s Farewell To "New Blossom WITHIN a few weeks of the complete disruption of his private life— the death of the woman who had passed as his wife and a summons for maintenance Issued by his real wife— John Henry, the wireless comedian, was966 words
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Advertisement136 1934-05-27 4 MARGO or NEEM -^Sn^%. lM^Ttofvr^* ont ol t!ie noM p >ular !l^ herbal plant medically used ■R t mJKr JB^ every part ot It from Its root V&r P lanl "ernoved 't* oad &r retaining Its medicinal oroIstr perries Is commercialised with various products ot IIMHim CHtMICAL CO. LTD. Household136 words
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Advertisement32 1934-05-27 4 DAY, SON AND HEWITT'S POULTRY MEDICINE CHESTS contains everything necessary for curing and warding off the everyday ailments of poultry. Ask for free booklet All about Poultry Ailments." MEDICAL HALL LTD. Chemists.32 words
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Advertisement23 1934-05-27 4 FOR HORSES Fresh Be«t Australian Oats, Bran. Chaff, Hay, Linseed, Barley, etc Prices competitiveTONG LAM CO. 46/48, Peck Seah Street. Singapore. Telephone 7328.23 words
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Advertisement70 1934-05-27 4 the new Saloons in our show rooms The MENTONE A Six Cylinder Car The MONACO A Four Cylinder Car Both ol these can are the embodiment ol all that h modem in automobile* Speed nd po wer tbty renowned for, bat their comfort and easy ridlnj most he experienced to70 words
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Article113 1934-05-27 5 Increased speed of flight ha* brought with it an increase in the landing speed, and especially so gradual a reduction of speed that an aeroplane comes down in a long, low, fait, floating glide. Wheel brakes reduce the run after landing, but the need for efficient113 words
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Article, Illustration18 1934-05-27 5 >tance Bennett in the film Moulin Rhikc winch will be shown at the Capitol this week.18 words
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Article1724 1934-05-27 5 The Peak Was Missed. But Who Cared? An old resident of Taiping gives bc'ow a record, culled from his diary, of an interesting climbing expedition in thei last century. IT was Easter in the year 1890. 1 was stationed at Selama. a small subdistrict of Krip.n, stretching along1,724 words
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Article277 1934-05-27 5 Mrs. Blelloch, wife of the District Officer at Tampin, has left for home. Inche Osman Buhab, of the Mantin Police, will be proceeding on leave shortly. Mr. John Wishart, Chief Sanitary Inspector, Serembai., has proceeded on home leave. The Chief Secretary and Miss Shelley are giving an at277 words
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Advertisement300 1934-05-27 5 EXCELLENT MODERN OFFICE AND GODOWN ACCOMMODATION Robinson Road. Splendid position All conveniences Suitable for Import and Export house Rent very moderate. I Apply C." Sunday Times. •■•■■■■■•■■■■■•■■■■-•ti« j THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE j SW CLEMENT EVERITT. FOE SALE. Sherinfham. Norfolk. A modern and very comfortable K 1 labour saving300 words
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Advertisement570 1934-05-27 5 IBTUDY IN YOUR AT I SPARE HOME M TIME i 1 y V^^ 1 CAN HAVK A OUIXBOC TRAIMM. IN ALMOST ANY CAREER FOR A FEW SMUXINCS MONTHLY. MATRICULATION There arc many ways of commencing a career, but Matriculation Is die Jumplng-off board fur all tlie best ones. CIVIL SERVICE570 words
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Article, Illustration718 1934-05-27 6 A MARTYR BUT NO SAINT Mary, Queen of Scots. By Marjorie B«wcn. The Bodtey Head. 15s. MISS Marjorle Bowen has made such derperate efforts to write an unbiassed life of one of the most enigmatical and romantic women who ever lired that the greater part of this718 words
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Article231 1934-05-27 6 In Pursuit of Peter. By Yen Dwyer. The Bodley Head. 7s. 6d. MISS Dwyer's story tells us the sa< tale of a young girl who quarrel foolishly with her young man, anc then discovers "she really lores him' when he goes dashing off to Australii in a huff.231 words
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408 1934-05-27 6 MYSTERIES OF LIFE DELVING INTO MAN'S ORIGINS Life in the Making. By Dr. Alan Frank Guttnacher. Jarrolds. 10s. 6d. rpHIS history of human procreation, A with its studies c! beliefs and customs from the earliest ages down to the present day makes more Interesting and exciting reading than most so-called408 words
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Article496 1934-05-27 6 HENRY McCARDIE Mr. Justice MeCardie. By Georr* Pollock. The Bodley Head. 15s. ON Apr. 26, 1933, a man was found shot dead m a London flat. He was j Henry Alfred MeCardie, a Judge of His Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature, who had broken down under496 words
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Article300 1934-05-27 6 A HUSBAND'S FURY The Street of Painted Lips. By Maurice Dekobra. Werner Lawrie. 7s. 64. WE are told on the cover that over 4,000,000 copies of Mr. Dekobra's books have been sold, and that they have been translated into 23 different languages; so there can be no doubt300 words
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Article312 1934-05-27 6 ALWAYS A NASTY ONEThe Man Who Saw The Devil. Ry James C'orbett. Another Crime. By Charles Ra-iii-ton. Jenkins Colonial Library. A CCORDING to Mr. CorbetV,, «tun» second nature, his dual personality, or his other self, whatever you like to call it. is always a nasty one. At least312 words
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387 1934-05-27 6 ENTERTAINING BUT UNREAL PARSON'S ADVENTURES David GUderfield. By Roy Brooks. Jenkins Colonial Library. IT is difficult to imagine that a man who spent four years in the War, two years In occupied Germany and abu: eight years as a schoolmaster before he I became a parson could be quite so387 words
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Article44 1934-05-27 6 A Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary Announces that Bir B. L. Mitter, who has been appointed a Member of the Executive Council of the Governor of Bengal In place of the late Sir P. C. Mitter, has assumed charge of his office.44 words
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486 1934-05-27 6 DOWN- TRODDEN DAUGHTERS "INCREDIBLY CRUEL" Three Roads from Fa By Larry Barretto. Jarrjlds. 7s. ttd. jterday's Daughter. By Frjn.es Mocatta. Jenkins' Colonial Library. IN \hi same waj that "Mother Love" Is having a vogue on the films, the dewn-trodden daughters of the end of the la&t century are in fashion486 words
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Advertisement380 1934-05-27 6 AFTER ACCIDENT SHE PUT ON WEIGHT i Krusrhen Took It Off Again! A woman sends the following account of the consequences of a motor accident in which she was involved: "A year age I had a very bad motor accident, which left me more or less cripple, having to He380 words
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Advertisement644 1934-05-27 7 OUR FREE-ENTRY $500 COMPETITION Can You Put A Title To Cash Prizes For Selecting Names A Picture? From Given List Today The Sunday Times offers a further simple Picture Puzzle Competition in which no entrance fee is required and a cash prize of $500 is offered. Below will be found644 words
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Advertisement178 1934-05-27 7 THIS BRITISH RAZOR HAS CAUSED A REVOLUTION IN THE SAFETY RAZOR WORI D. \^%fl /^J\ 1. Wide clearance, freedom j*j2^^^ y^ °f bhide edge, completely i, 2 i^ JjTf!&§^\ I eliminating 'pull. JflLm f&\^^^ m^ serrations which Mffl/jJNr \~J *?i ve the barber's stroke M///Jm 3. No prongs. A solid178 words
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Advertisement104 1934-05-27 7 m 4^jp^s ML- *»^yom^ VkNvS^V never varies and a wide range of (SSSvs delicious flavours have ensured *fjS'/ unirewal fame for Chiven' Cy^ Jellie*. Delightfully cool and S V^ ''jr appetising, they are, at the «a me time, ve ry w hole* o me and nourishing Start using them to-day104 words
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Article, Illustration650 1934-05-27 8 PSYCHOLOGICAL HATS By OUR LONDON FASi lON CORRESPONDENT \From Our Own Correspondent.) Sunday Times Office. Fleet Street, May 10. rE mid-season collections in Paris clearly indicate that a reaction is setting in after the recent period of exaggeration in almost every bra- .en of fashion,650 words
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Article493 1934-05-27 8 IF baby is upset by teething it is advisable to cut down the amount of food given at meal-times, but m mcdi- cines or sedatives should be given with- out consulting a doctor. Let the child have plenty of sweetene water to drink and a daily493 words
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Article714 1934-05-27 8 SEEN IN SINGAPORE PALE pink, deep blue, cream, green and white—all these enchanting colours were chosen by those who wore their loveliest and beat at the last day of the Professional Race Meeting at Bukit Timah. There were several chic afternoon silk frocks with shoulderlength capes that buttoned on to714 words
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Article, Illustration783 1934-05-27 8 ANNETTE KELLERMAN - BE A UTY WITH A MIRROR ANNETTE KELLERMAN By NEVER have fashions required grace and elasticity more than they do today. Yet so many girls and young women ill not take the simple measures that would enable them to wear their clothes with real distinction. "Though a great believer in783 words
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Article544 1934-05-27 8 EXPERIMENTING with different varieties of fruits in fruit salad 3 is a hobby of most cooks, but have you. ever tried combining just two different flavours when Making fruit Jellies and sweets? The following recipes may given you some idea of what can be done in544 words
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Advertisement110 1934-05-27 8 JUST ARRIVED A Very large Shipment of Go* ns for all occasions including Sports Frocks is the New "Tantax" Material. Tel. 4974. Nikko HoUSe '<>. Battery Road. 11, Battery Road, I^^ IS I** »J Singapore. Phone 3164. RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Always in Stock THE SMARTEST GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS110 words
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1082 1934-05-27 9 JAPANESE CLOTH PIRATES PURLOINED PATTERNS A remarkable indictment of methods i ulleped to be adopted by Japanese manufacturers in their efforts to secure t the cream of the piecegoods trade of the world and particularly in Far Eastern markets is contained in a letter from a correspondent. The letter is1,082 words
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201 1934-05-27 9 BARS RETURN TO NEW YORK DRASTIC CHANGE IN DRINK LAWS New York. In the "battle of the bar" a notable victory has been won for "vertical' drinking as opposed to "horizontal"— that is. drinking at bars as opposed to drinking only when seated at tables. Mr. Lehman, Governor of "the201 words
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Article179 1934-05-27 9 A resolution passed by the Fincliley (London) Chapter has been sent by the Rev. 8. F. L. Bcrnays. Rural Dean, to the Rev. Dr. Geikle-Cobb, Rector of St. Ethelburga. Blshopsgate. It states that the meeting "learns with great regret that a priest of this diocese has defied179 words
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196 1934-05-27 9 FLOOD WRECKS HOLY TOWN TWENTY DEAD IN STORM AT TIBERIAS Jerusalem. May IS. Fifteen hundred troops, assisted by strong forces of police, are tonight frantically searching for bodies amid the ruins of the town of Tiberias, devastated today in an appalling food. The town, which Is 2,000 years old is196 words
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Article, Illustration886 1934-05-27 9 ■yESTERDAY'S presentation ol Col- ours to the Volunteers should attract a number of badly- needed recruits to the Corps. It was as fine a spectacle as one could wish to see. The 500 odd pit krd mon wi. took part marched on and oir the P. T886 words
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Article212 1934-05-27 9 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES The following is today's wireless programme of the 8.8.C. 8.20 a.m. Short Story. 6.35 Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. 7.5 George Royle and Greatrox Newman present "The Fol-de-Rols." 8.5 The News. 11.50 An Orchestral Programme. 12.35 p.m. A Religious Service. 1.20 An Appeal on behalf of the British Empire Cancer212 words
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Article59 1934-05-27 9 Following Is today's programme of Phohi-Holland (wavelength 16.88 M 7.50 p.m. Dutch National Anthem. 8 Records. 8.10 Talk on behalf of the Dutcn V.MC.A. 8.25 Song recital. 840 "Along. through, in ani above clouds of divine smell." '9 Broadcast by the R. Cath. Broadcasting Association. 10 Records. 110.10 Song59 words
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Article309 1934-05-27 9 WORST YEAR FOR SHIPPING NEED FOR TRAMP SUBSIDY ttrr(His (1933> was the most di..i.<?- tr;4is year within living memory for those engaged in the interests of the British Mercantile Marine," said Mr. E. H. Watts, chairman of the Britain Steamship Co.. Ltd., speaking at the anr.ual meeting of the company309 words
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Advertisement35 1934-05-27 9 In English pastures cool and clean, where little rivers softly flow, graze the sleek-coated cows that yield their store to Nestles. This milk when packed is appropriately known as "Ideal" Milk. IDE4FwI!k is so good.35 words
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Article436 1934-05-27 10 No one who watched the parade of the Singapore Volunteer Corps yesterday afternoon, when colours were presented by His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, can have received anything but a favourable impression of the all round efficiency of the volunteers. Singapore has good reason to be proud436 words
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Article634 1934-05-27 10 PAT PERMANG - PAT PERMANG By "TiVErtY age has produced Its own philosophy of life, and, to a lesser degree, every life produces its own philosophy of age. The philosophers from Socrates to Bertrand Russell have given us the fruits of thought. They have attempted to reason us Into a balanced634 words
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Article, Illustration1538 1934-05-27 10 ThE ASSERTIONS OF ANAN IAS On Friday next, restriction will happen. That is not a rumour from .Amsterdam, or anything of that sort. It's sober fact. Something sober in the Ananias column. Ha, ha That's funny!" Don't be a cad, Slug.") As I was saying, restriction is a stone-cold certainty1,538 words
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Article27 1934-05-27 10 (Ananias News Factory.) London, Saturday. Manchester has experienced two successive days without rain and no one has written to the papers about it until now.27 words
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Article82 1934-05-27 10 I'm coins to get full value for my ten bucks this week. It is going to S. de S., of Johore Bahru, and I'm going to take three out of the collection of Brags he submitted.: A bathing suit is a costume with no hooks on it, but82 words
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Advertisement179 1934-05-27 10 ENTERTAINMENTS Singapore May 27, 1934. AMI AMBRA Bureau of Misrinu Persons. 6.15— 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL Dante. 6 15— 9.15 p.m MARLBOBOUGH Insan-Ya-ShaiUn Hindustani Talkie. 6.15—9.15 p.m. PAVILION Girl without a Room with Charles Farrell. 6 15— 5.15 p.m. M WORLD Side Shows. Cabaret, Dancing, Talk- i r.i:/. c; IXANO R179 words
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Advertisement106 1934-05-27 10 PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. j Phone 2902. 74, Orchard Rd, I NEW WORLD SINGAPORE. Side Shows. Cabaret I Dancing. Talkies. JTlicatrcs _avd__ Ciiicmas. Since 1909 Makers of reliable I timekeepers. flt&f~\ Illustrated Catalogue I "V^' free on rcgnest. Sjj| DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. I \«.\«.t \U\l CHEW LEE. The106 words
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Miscellaneous24 1934-05-27 10 EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Cecil Street, Singapore. EDITORIAL 5131, 5152. ADVERTISING 7701. GENERAL OFFICE 7792. PRINTING PUBLISHING 7703. Kuala Lumpur: 25, Java Street.24 words
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324 1934-05-27 11 JAPAN AND NAVAL "RIGHTS" TREATY MAY BE DENOUNCED London, Friday. REUTER learns that on the initiative of the British Government communications were recently exchanged between the Governments or the principal naval powers with regard to the question of whether it woul* be advisable or helpful to hold preliminary diplomatic talksReuter - 324 words
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97 1934-05-27 11 BREAKS LIMBS BY THE DOZEN AFRAID TO SHAKE HANDS If ever you meet 16-year-old Ernest Gardner, of Meadowrow, Buckingham, don't shake hands with him— you may break his arm. Ernest is England's most fragile boy. He has fractured his limbs 16 times, and his record is as follows Left arm97 words
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Article, Illustration26 1934-05-27 11 His Majesty the King will be 69 on Sunday next. His birthday will be celebrated on the following .day with a public holiday.26 words
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Article116 1934-05-27 11 1915 1935 [To the Editor of the Sunday Times]. Sir,— Old Gunner's letter in your last issue contains a very good suggestion, that there should be a reunion of the few surviving defenders of Singapore during the Mutiny of 1915. I suggest that we hold it on February 15 and116 words
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95 1934-05-27 11 TELEGRAMS FROM AIR-LINERS REPLY DELIVERED 250 MILES FURTHER ON London. May 15. Passengers travelling by Imperial Airways' aeroplanes and flying boats will soon be able to keep in telegraphic touch with the rest of the world while cruising over Britain's Empire air routes at 100 miles an hour. Flying 5,00095 words
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45 1934-05-27 11 TRADE COMMISSION REPORT TO BE PRESENTED IN A FEW DAYS The Trade Commission met in Singapore on May 22, 23, 24 and 25 and completed the drafting of their report. The report will be presented to the Government in the course of a few days.45 words
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Article337 1934-05-27 11 FOUR SULTANS EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. XT is anticipated that thousands of people will pour into the Federal 1 capital next week-end to attend a bigger and brighter Malayan Exhibition, the eleventh show of its kind. It will be337 words
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Article346 1934-05-27 11 EXAMPLE OF H.E.'S SECRETARY Lieui -Colonel Fink, speaking at the Drill Hall ceremony, said: We In this Corps can hardly M this occasion pass without In some tangible form expressing our gratitude to the City of Singapore for the gift of the Colours presented to us346 words
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Article, Illustration43 1934-05-27 11 Mr. Goh Kens Kwee, scoutmaster at the Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, who was decorafted with a medal for long service with the Scout movement when the British Resident the Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, visited the Institution on Empire Day.43 words
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Article149 1934-05-27 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng, Saturday. A Chinese motor lorry driver. Chin Teow Mun, was acquitted by the second magistrate (Che Ibrahim) of the charge of bribing a police constable. Accused was represented by Mr. K. C. Chan. The prosecution alleged that the accused was ordered by PC.149 words
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Article18 1934-05-27 11 Contributions to the Viceroy's Earthquake Relief Fund, through the Lotus Club, Singapore, amount to $144 up to date.18 words
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Article344 1934-05-27 11 NATIVE PLANTERS' 3 POINTS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Thursday. C*OR some days the discussions in the People's Council of Netherlands India have been going on, referring to rubber restriction; as was expected, the strongest opposition came from the native members. (The people's Council finally rejected344 words
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Advertisement48 1934-05-27 11 A SWEEPING MAGNIFICENT ROMANCE WITH MUSIC! Thrill to: "COFFEE IN THE MORNING" BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS" 'THE SONG OF SURRENDER.' IOIMH M ICHINCI t'«lM'l CONSTANCE t Jr BENNETT* M&£j\ v OARIYI f ZANUCK oroductlon 81^^ sssf# cum?;; BV^JCy^^t -m£? rK FRANC HOT JON I, 'jSL NEXT CHANGE CAPITOL48 words
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Advertisement41 1934-05-27 11 m^. mm mm. ma jON T BE /C^Sk MwF Mm M wmw mm Ffm VAGUE jjp II W*%\&% NO FINER WHISKY GOES INTO ANY BOTTLE SOK ACE NTS JOHN LITTLE £.C?,L T D TnCOAPORATEO IN tNOLANO) SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG, IPOH.41 words
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718 1934-05-27 12 FOUR WOUNDED IN SHANGHAI SHOOTING STUDENTS AND SAFETY CORPS IN STREET AFFRAY Shanghai. Saturday. A student and foui passers-by were wounded In a shooting incident which occurred on Thursday night tn a street in Greater Shanghai. Four other students have been missing since. The trouble, it is reported, arose whenSin Chew Jit Poh; Sin Kuo Min - 718 words
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Article152 1934-05-27 12 NEW AEROPLANE WITH FOLDING WINGS A new torpedo- bomber aeroplane, which may be used also for bombing, spotting, and reconnaissance, has been produced by the Blackburn Aeroplane Company, and has recently completed official trials. It Is Intended for accommodation in naval vessels, and for this purpose its wings are152 words
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Article960 1934-05-27 12 Fraser and Co.'s list of closing prices in Singapore yesterday Hal Bayers. Seller* Ampat Tin (4) 6s 6d 7s Asam Kumbang (C) 37s 6d 40s Austral Malay 43s 6d 49« Aycr Hltam Tin (9t> ISs 16s Ayer Weng ($1) 2.00 2.10 Bangrin Tin S4& 9d 35s 6d Changkat960 words
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Article316 1934-05-27 12 EX-BUS DRIVER ROBS A BUS An ex- trolley-bus driver named Kannusamy was sentenced to o,ne month's rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by six months' police supervision, in the third magistrate's court yesteiday on a charge of theft of a dollar from a trolley-bus. Evidence was given316 words
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Article108 1934-05-27 12 FIRES MYSTERY POLICE BAFFLED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. News comes from Tronoh of a strange occurrence which has mystified police and public alike. i In one quarter of this small town there is a collection of about SO attap huts. Every afternoon between two and three one or108 words
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Article110 1934-05-27 12 MEN CHANGE MINDS OVER OFFER Two of the three Oxford men whom Lord Nuftleld offered to send to Russia if they would stay there, announced at a meeting of Oxford Socialists that they had decided to refuse his offer. The two men were Mr. Don110 words
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377 1934-05-27 12 PRIZE WINNERS DOES YOUR NAME APPEAR IN THIS LIST? Below will be found the names and addresses of the 46 competitors who share the $500 offered in The Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Competition Number Two. The prize money has been increased to an extent which permits of th« award of377 words
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2621 1934-05-27 13 THREE WINNERS FOR SULTAN OF PERAK SIX IN TWO DAYS CLOSE OF SINGAPORE RACES A ul Amateur Meeting was brought to close at Bukit Timah yesterday. The last day was r.^i.n favoured by brilliant weather and there was a large crowd present in tpitc of the counter attraction on th2,621 words
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Advertisement55 1934-05-27 13 MB Brighier Ml Cleverer HB Snapshots llrichromf Hp The Faster film 1H The Master film m kod/vk ■U Film Directors Use KODAK FILM BOXING WHO WILL WIN? ARTHUR SUARES IGNACIO FERNANDEZ ON FRIDAY, Ist JUNE. 1934. OLYMPIC STADIUM (THE VENUE OF ALL BIG FIGHTS.) h Prices:- 13, 2, 1, 50ctl.55 words
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Advertisement275 1934-05-27 13 ANNOUNCEMENT/ THE "WARDONIA" RAZOR r BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT a strictly limited number of tbeae most exception*! razor sets OPT |A A are offered to the Malayan public at prices BELOW THOSE \P fIS OBTAINING ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. w w Little HONG KONG ha» purchased over 20,000 of these275 words
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Article593 1934-05-27 14 (From Oui Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Opportunity was taken of the Whitsun holidays for outstatlon Badminton teams to visit Seremban and despite the main attraction of the Singapore- Negri Sembilan cricket match a large gathering of badminton tans mustered strong at the Courts of the King George V School593 words
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Article783 1934-05-27 14 BADMINTON ANNIVERSARY An we r 'i-end was spent by the members c i the Anson Bad- j minton Party and thiir friends last' 'eek-end the "rst anniversary I of the party was celebrated. The venue i was the bungalow of Mr. Aw Boon Haw at 5Vt mile. Paslr Panjang. On783 words
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258 1934-05-27 14 AUSTRALIANS FOR INDIA? AGAINST "SUPER- TEST" TEAM Bombay. May 18. The Associated Press understand* that the Board of Control for Crlckat In India have invited the Australian team, now touring England, to visit India on their way back to Australia, and. If they agree, to play two Mxtttna to be258 words
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Advertisement196 1934-05-27 14 THE ROOMIEST LOW-PRICE CAR NEW FORD V-8 for 1934 CHOICE of THREE ENGINES V-8 30 h.p. v 4-cylinder 14 h.p. or 24 h.p. Front Compartment of Tudor Greater Headroom Measures 44 inches from dash to back of front seat. Ihisjiives Th<« New Ford V-8 for 1934 measures 36 t inches196 words
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Advertisement197 1934-05-27 14 The Improved 'METRAPHOT' Photo-Electric Exposure Meter Gives Ba^Bam surcs without OSk B for both still jWj H and cinr, from minutes to bO!^*' -^B^ l 5 00 1 sec No Bailcrlcs No c n walt I n< Ready always PBICE to indicate complete In leather caae. correct cxpo<»«>r> «ye sure197 words
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795 1934-05-27 15 Phil Mead - LEARN CRICKET WITH ME FOILING THE BOWLERS Phil Mead i By EVE^Y good bowler, fast or slow, pemr a number of tricks apart fro.n delivering something sent down straigi tat the -cket. Fast bowling troubles most amatei s, sc we will begin with that. When you have blocked a few795 words
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Article, Illustration360 1934-05-27 15 Cueman - Cueman -By It has been said that billiards is the most difficult game under the sun. That is all twaddle. If the statement had been accompanied by the qualifications that to play billiards as well as Lindrum. Willie Smith, or Joe Davis play it, it is the360 words
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980 1934-05-27 15 Miss Dorothy Round - HOW CHAMPIONS PLAY TENNIS FOREHAND PLAY Miss Dorothy Round By Tl/f ANY otherwise clever players spon thei: chances o' becoming brilliant by thinking that the racket can be held anyhow, and that the same hold will do for ill ~or*- of strokes. In making the forehand ground stroke by far980 words
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Advertisement561 1934-05-27 15 iKf HEADACHE* I Ml DISTRESS 1! I WT THE DEFINITE REMEDY %i |L nna .^^HKIHK^bHH HKSbS^HS^I^^. aagjg^Mgn .^HESSH^B^M^k. 188 S Hf \\7HEN vitality goes, something happens* I Very often the result is a distressing head" ache and nervous debility. For quick relief take a couple of 'ASPRCV tablets* You take561 words
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Article410 1934-05-27 16 Airman's Deadly Deliveries The RAF. inflicted heavy defeat on the S.C.R.C. in an exceedingly fast match on Hong Lim Green yesterday. Batting first, the Chinese were sent back rapidly by Fletcher's accurate deliveries, and the whole side filed out for 75, the Air Force bowler taking410 words
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207 1934-05-27 16 The Not. -:-:pts. thar to a well compiled 100 by Chopard, were able to beat the Anglo-Chinese School bv< five wickets yesterday on the Non- j de.-cripts groun Score:: A.C.S. Kothari b Chelliah G. Purshutom run out 1, Paraman c Fernando b Pereira 19, S. Singh207 words
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Article436 1934-05-27 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Considering it was the first time the Malacca side were playing together, they did well to draw with the Singapore Marines today In a thrilling game. The visitors were all at sea in the first half when the home side did436 words
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Article171 1934-05-27 16 Catholic Young Men's Association. The quarter ended April witnessed the revival of the popular games of the members under the new sports secretary. Th? general meeting is to be hel.l today. Tclok Ayer Kpworth League. The closing date of entries for the annual tournaments of the League171 words
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Article564 1934-05-27 16 HENRY SCORES TWO GOALS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Gallant little Negrl held Selangcr to a draw of two all when they met today at Seremban In an Inter-state soccer match. A. L. Henry of Kuala Lumpur. "Malaya's best footballer." made his first appearance In564 words
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Article60 1934-05-27 16 The following will represent the Public Works Department Sports Club at cricket against the Singapore Khalsa Association today at Balestier Plain at 2 pm. S. Ahin, F W. Ayres, A. O. Cooke, J. V. T. Campbell, G. Edwards. F. Ebert, A. Inglis Chin Lye, O. Morgan (capt), T. Sta Maria60 words
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336 1934-05-27 16 2 BATSMEN I RETIRE K.L. Police 201 For Six (From Our Own Correspondence.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. In two hours the police scored 201 for six against the Chinese on the Selangor Club Padang this afternoon, two batsmen retiring simultaneously. The police began well, the first wicket partnership between Chelvanayam and336 words
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Article203 1934-05-27 16 Ceylonese Just Beat The Wiltshire* The Ceylon Sports Club beat a Wiltshlres eleven by 15 runs In their home fixture at Balestler yesterday. Scores: Wiltshire*:— Cremln c Muthucumaru b Ponnudural 9. Stophsr c Hamld b Mutiiucumaru 31, MarU c Jansen b Sundram 17. Cummins b Sundram203 words
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Article46 1934-05-27 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang, Friday. An exciting cricket match was witnessed on the Anglo-Chinese School ground when the Methodist Boys' School Kuala Lumpur, met the home team and were defeated by 18 rim's. The Methodist Boys' School scored UN and Anglo-Chiaese School 152.46 words
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Advertisement49 1934-05-27 16 Insist on'^ I andoutstandingmerit.'Ov.-.H rv H^RH ijf I tu±t (TmL f« ■V'-st^-^Q Unlike Imitations 'Ovaltine' lis the most widely used ESSHBwIH 7 I^/ /4flEuK wHI JPP'RfcifcsP^ji dcM not ront in "V Household BkXH Srlentiflrally prepared by exclu- H B|| V fyj^&iri\ *f&£s4M^ reduce costs. Furthermore, it There's no comparjs^49 words
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Article, Illustration2263 1934-05-27 18 Henry Shows What He Learnt In England Boxer Who Refused To Get Up (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. HENRY has been playing in a few soccer games and critical spectators have noticed a change in his style. He has certainly profited by his trip to England,2,263 words
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Advertisement413 1934-05-27 18 i v^H DIGNITY WHEN THE TIME COMES TO BID FAREWELL TO LOVED ONES IT IS A COMFORT TO KNOW THAT THE FINAL SERVICES WERE BEAUTIFUL. WE SKILFULLY PLAN EVERY DETAIL. APPROPRIATfc SYMBOLS OF REMEMBRANCE DESIGNED SINGAPORE CASKET CO. PENHAS RD. SINGAPORE. COUPONS. Ruhjo: Regulation. Singapore, lidding, of lc«s H-an 100413 words
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Article, Illustration1591 1934-05-27 19 THRILLING INTER-STATE BADMINTON SELANGOR VICTORY OVER PERAK THE Perak Turf Club grand stand was crowded with badminton enthusiasts, who included Mr. J. L. Woods, the president of the Perak Badminton Association, to witness the return Inter-state encounter between Perak and Selangor played last Sunday and Whit Monday. Though Selangor again1,591 words
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Article, Illustration676 1934-05-27 19 SINGAPORE TITLES GIRLS' JAVA TOUR The annual Singapore championship tournaments for the current year will commence In a fortnight's time when a start will be made with the following events junior singles, Junior doubles, mixed doubles and the veterans' singles. An unusual amount of Interest Is being centred on the676 words
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Article322 1934-05-27 19 The Socony Athletic Club beat the Lads United Badminton Party by 4 games to 1 held at the S.A.C. court. The following were the scores, (Socony players mentioned first) Singles. Ta.i Ah Kee beat Low Kee Bwee, 15—7, 15—10; Tan Miang Theng beat Yeo Kuan Meng, 15—7.322 words
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Letter190 1934-05-27 19 A SUGGESTION TO THE S.B.A. (To the Editor of the Sunday Times.) Sir,— Last year the 8.8.A. achieved great success by running the Junior championship tournament and this was well supported— by over a hundred participants. The entries for the seniors' event was not up to fifty per cent of190 words
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Advertisement123 1934-05-27 19 Holiday Time in AUSTRALIA Don't Miss this Great Event! PLAN to be in beautiful Melbourne for the Centenary for it will be the greatest event South of the Line. In a mild climate similar to the South of France this million-peopled city offers you an unprecedented programme of events in123 words
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Advertisement393 1934-05-27 19 FIRST SHIPMENT NOW ARRIVED! THE MOST PERFECT ALL-BRITISH RECORDS. The reasons why THEY SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS FAILED. TONE QCALnr-Compare the tone of these record* and you will at once discover that they are clearer, softer, sweeter and more natural. PURITY— You will also notice from the very first trial, that393 words
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Article, Illustration98 1934-05-27 20 THE PRESENTATION of the Colours to the Singapore Volunteers drew huge crowds to the Padarj yesterday to witness this impressive ceremony. The "D" (Eurasian) Company is seen above. ARCHDEACON GRAHAM WHITE who officiated at the consecration of the Colours. HE. the Officer Administering the Government (Mr. A. Caldecott) who presented98 words
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