The Straits Times, 7 October 1934
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Title Section39 1934-10-07 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 146. Sunday, October 7, 1934. Price 10 cents. 5 A.M. EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 146. Sunday, October 7, 1934. Price 10 cents.39 words
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Article424 1934-10-07 1 PROTEST AGAINST CATHOLICS IN CABINET 75 KILLED; 2,000 ARRESTS r |HE general strike throughout Spain proclaimed by the Socialist trades unions as a protest against the inclusion of three Catholics in the new Cabinet under the premiership of Ser.or Lerroux has resulted in widespread rioting424 words
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192 1934-10-07 1 ENGLISH WOMAN IN BULL-RING DURING HONEYMOON An Englishwoman on her hoi.cymoon rode into a Spanish bull- ring and faced a charging bull. While the spectators cheered her she plunged darts again and again into the animal, and then her husband, son of a former M.P., acted as matador and killed192 words
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Article69 1934-10-07 1 London, Saturday. RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 6 13/16 d. (Sellers) 6 15. 16d. Nov.-Dec. C 15/16 d. Jan -Mar. 7 1 16 d. Apr.- June 7 'id. Market Steady. SILVER. Spot 22»*d. Forward 22*44CROSS RATE. London-New York, 4.92 V*. New York-London, 4.92',.69 words
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183 1934-10-07 1 TAXI RIDE RAMP THE FAINTING LADY TRICK Tokyo. A novel and successrui scheme for obtaining free rides at the expense of taxi-drivers' better instincts, has been brought to light in a hospital here. A young and beautiful girl would engage a taxi. On arrival at her destination, the driver would183 words
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Article65 1934-10-07 1 Dully Prices Current For No. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Tone of Market Dull. Latest Cable per lb. London Spot Sheet 6-' id. New York, Spot Sheet (Friday's clow) G. cts. IS 9 16 Spot (loose) (FOB.) Current month October Nov. -Dec. Jan. -Mar. Apr.-June Noon, Sal Buyers65 words
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Article67 1934-10-07 1 CUTS RESTORED JIMAH RUBBER ESTATES ANOTHER company to restore pay cuts to its employees is Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd. At the annual meeting in Singapore yesterday the chairman, the Hon. Mr. James Robertson, in reply to a question by Mr. S. E. Newbery, said that 50 per cent, of the67 words
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69 1934-10-07 1 FINDING MARKETS IN AMERICA TEA PRODUCING NATIONS' MOVE (From Our Own Corespondent.) Batavla, Saturday. A tea propaganda committee, consist- Ing of Heer Lageman and Messrs. Huxley and Milligan, representing respectively Netherlands India, Ceylon, and British India, are leaving this month for the United States to study the possibility of promoting69 words
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100 1934-10-07 1 C. E. R. SALE HITCH "IN CASH OR IN KIND" DEMAND Shanghai, Saturday. Another hitch has occurred in th< Chinese Eastern Ralway sale negotiations, according to a Toklo report. M. YurenefT, Soviet Ambassador in Tokio, who is conducting the negotiations, yesterday asked the Japanese Government to guarantee payment of theSin Chew Jit Poh - 100 words
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Article, Illustration19 1934-10-07 1 The B.C.C. beat the United Services yesterday. (See Page 14.) The B.C.C. "threes" are seen in a fast movement.19 words
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Article465 1934-10-07 1 TO FLY ON NEW SERVICE THE Qantas Empire Airways' aircraft V.H.-U.S.C, piloted by Mr. L. J. Brain, arrived In Singapore at 10.15 a.m. yesterday on her way to Australia from England This was the first of the machines, which are to open up the Singapore to465 words
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Article110 1934-10-07 1 "AMERICAN TRAGEDY" VERDICT Wilkes Barres. Pennsylvania. Saturday AFTER deliberating for twelve hi>:im the Jury gave its verdict today in the "American Tragedy" case, and Robert Edwards, aged 23, was sentenced to death. He was alleged to have murdered his sweetheart, Freda McKechnle. who was expecting a110 words
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Article73 1934-10-07 1 The attempted murder of nine persons by coal-gas poisoning wis the charge against Walter Fimister at Dundee. Beven of the nine were Fimister's children, ranging in age from one to eight The other two were Thomas McPartlin, 23. miner and William John Boyle. 20. labourer. It73 words
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Article76 1934-10-07 1 Harbin. A sensation has been created in Manchukuo circles by the assassination of a pro- Japanese Mongolian Prince, Chler-tu-wang. which took place at Machlakow, some distance to the south of Harbin The Prince was Just alighting from a motor-car when he was taken by surprise by a76 words
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Article116 1934-10-07 1 $88,000 MISSING FROM TRAIN THEFT NOTICED AT PENANG (From Our Own Correspond ent.J Bangkok, Saturday. TiHE sum of 110,000 tlcals (about $88,000) in currency notes is missing in transit from three exchange banks to the Straits Settlements. The absence of the insured parcels was noted on arrival of the mails116 words
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Article102 1934-10-07 1 DUTCH AND RUBBER QUOTAS 30 PER CENT. MA V NOT BE ENOUGH _The Hague. Saturday. It is intimated here that yesterdays statement by the director of the Government Economic Department was not Intended to convey thr impression that 30 per cent, rubber restriction next year will be sufficient— Reuter. The102 words
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Article, Illustration20 1934-10-07 1 A squadron of marine aircraft nicknamed "HeM Divers"—maintaining an extremely difficult formation during manoeuvres in the I'nited States.20 words
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Article103 1934-10-07 1 The Sunday Times Football Competition. No. 19, published on Sept 23 resulted In a tie between four competitors. The correct solutions in thi* competition were: Mole, Klne. Usher, Dirk, Straight, Rick, Cross. Keys. Gillie, Land. Nave and Score. The successful entrants, whose luta contained one error only, were:103 words
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Advertisement15 1934-10-07 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Gnat Britain.) Bead Office tot Malaya SINGAPORE.15 words
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Advertisement160 1934-10-07 1 Beautiful MISS EVELYN LAVE, the Star in the Film "Waltz Time" writes t— I should find stage work quite exhausting at times if it were not for the invigorating help Phosferine is to me. It banishes all the jaded and fatigued condition, and 1 feel as fresh and brisk as160 words
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Article, Illustration1652 1934-10-07 2 THE LONDONER 'S LOG Edited by QNE of the troubles of life is the anxiety of friends to give one helping hand. The other day I lunched in a very ■well restaurant everything therein to swell, including the bill. Lord and Lady Duveen lunch there. Lady Canard lunches there. Lady1,652 words
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257 1934-10-07 2 BRITISH TROOPS A NECESSITY INDIAN ARMY PROBLEM Madras. British troops are a necessity in India, declared 81r A. P. Patro, addressing the Young Men's Indian Association Parliament. Whether the number of troops should be reduced was a matter for expert opinion, European and Indian, he added. Indian States, by virtue257 words
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Article93 1934-10-07 2 New DelM. The scheme for an inter-university cricket championship is almost complete and will be discussed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India in the near future. Mr. Ardeshir D. Baria of Bombay has become VicePatron of the Cricket Club. It is understood he has93 words
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Article20 1934-10-07 2 Simla. The appointment of Sir Osborne Smith as Governor of the Reserve Bank Is now officially confirmed.20 words
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Advertisement453 1934-10-07 2 The World's Famous Swimmer Olympic Games— 6 times Champion of 1 906-8- 1 2-20-24-23 <*V^^l^^ EnglandCaptain, British Team IHBsm [uvWu World's Champions, 1920-24-28 l^^l^B™ 192n27-2» Roddy training tutth Fears w L'b- Lsmt breakable Waterproof Wnst Wauh '^y,'" ■"'^^i^mmm^\. fitted with the new UntarnishabU Chrom- MH V iiwi "Safety "Watch Bracelet/or453 words
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Advertisement85 1934-10-07 2 Kerosene Burning without Running Water B GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Burning kerosene as its freezing source, perfected and modernised In every detail, and presented In a steel cabinet or exceptional beauty, the GIBSON Kero-Untt Jiefrigerator provides a most economical form of refrigeration. M mafc— no mntag water and hat no monng part*85 words
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Advertisement45 1934-10-07 2 VAN HEUSEN •IC* TRACK MAM Semi stiff /Jo*^ COLLARS k Mot other collar E839 ■fc3 COMFORTABLE i^ f FREEDOM FROM WORRY AND ANNOYANCE WITHOUT THE AID OF COMPLICATED GADGETS PRICE Q0 CENTS EACH OBTAINABLE FROM:— ALL LEADING OUTFITTERS IN— SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG and IPOH.45 words
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Article, Illustration1383 1934-10-07 3 MAINLY about MALAYANS By THE WANDERER THE announcement of bi? altera--1 tions at the Pavilion, including the erection of a revolving stage and the addition of a dance floor, brings to mind the Palais- de Danse, Ltd., prospectus. An issue was made of 50,000 $1 shares at par. The object1,383 words
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Advertisement92 1934-10-07 3 I to enjoy I——— Wm WAMPOLE'S EXTRACT of I COD LIVER I is what you require to reI store strength and vitality. I It is rich in Vitamin D. the I Sunshine Vitamin which I rebuilds bone and muscle. I Increases blood and lnvl- gorates the nerve system m I92 words
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Advertisement18 1934-10-07 3 NOTICE j SPECIAL SALE OF S EXCLUSIVE MODELS BY j JANE RAFFLES HOTEL WEDNESDAY THURSBAY October 10 11.18 words
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Advertisement21 1934-10-07 3 TIGER BFER NEXT CHANGE PAVILION A BILL O F 7B^^SEjR DIVORCEMENT' zS^fZXnEZT with KATHARINE HEP3U RN BILLIE BURKE DAVID MANNERS. j21 words
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Advertisement637 1934-10-07 3 MH EKSUMDgi These. Hotels will make :Emi your stay enjoyable -ENGLANDGEORGE GOLDSACK, formerly of the "Europe" and "Runnymede" will welcome you and understand all your needs at the •OLD ROSE INN," WOKINSHAM, BERKS. One hour from Hyde Park Corner. Please write for illustrated Brochure from Sunday Times Office. Rates from637 words
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Article, Illustration424 1934-10-07 4 ELY CULBERTSON - By ELY CULBERTSON By rpHERE Is a type of defensive overcall •1 known as the Jump overcall. This Is purely a defensive weapon. The Jump overcall Is what Its name Implies —a bid of on 3or more tricks more than necessary to overcall an adverse opening bid.424 words
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Article31 1934-10-07 4 Sohan Lai, the Bengal and AllIndia champion, added to his list of tennis triumphs when he defeated L. Brooke Edwards In the final of the [Calcutta hard courts championships 6—4, 6—4.31 words
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Article, Illustration767 1934-10-07 4 SCREENLAND SECRETS KfJkjfl IT'S an odd and interesting fact tha; various stars have scribes to handle their rather voluminous correspondence—and when they give a party, it's the scribe's sacred duty to write earn and every guest thanking them for attending. Marlon Da vies employs such a system, and just the767 words
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Article264 1934-10-07 4 $36,000 FOR BOWLS ENTHUSIASTS Hong Kong. FOR almost 24 year, luck had been against them in cash sweeps. Then came the dawn, and with It $36,103.65. which Mr. John Oeakln and Mr. Bertie Maughan, both jf he Civil Service, will r hare between them. Messrs. Deakln264 words
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Article269 1934-10-07 4 NOTES ON POULTRY The Capon Industry By OUR EXPERT rpHE method of caponlsatlon may b» A a paying proposition in Europ? where a special price may be obtain-d for such birds, but for the Malayan market I would certainly recommond at the start the production of "virgin cockerels," that Is.269 words
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Article49 1934-10-07 4 Chandernagorc. The scheme for a racecourse in Chandernagore, which was mooted some years back but was turned down both by the people and their representatives In the Council, has been revived. It Is stated that an exGovernment official has been active:/ interesting himself in a new scheme.49 words
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Advertisement58 1934-10-07 4 He said to me— why is Red Label clear ahead of other whiskies I said to him— because it leaves you with a clearer head 1 JOHNNIE WALKER BORN 1820. ..5T1LL GOING STRONG.. I Srle Agents CALDBECK MACCtECOI ft CO. LTD, SINCAPOtI RNANO KUALA LUMPUR AND IPOH Incorporated under the58 words
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Advertisement191 1934-10-07 4 FOR POULTRY. FOR HORSES. KOSSOLIAN BLOOD SALT. Radlol flone ltadUM RadloJ Kidrwy Lefwash Powders. Reduc'ne. "Evelyn" It prevents rapes liver troubles Stock Food, an excellent conditioner It eurea Anaemia and weakness tatX Uml: BaiMtis stock Remedies It restores last appetite and com pi e te range of forage, etc. It191 words
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Article565 1934-10-07 5 Free Entry Competition For Sunday Times Readers What Names Are Hidden In These Drawings? lUlovv will be found another of The Sunday Times Picture Puzzle Competitions.; A Hst of names of people, taken from a directory, is »iven, together with 12 drawings. Each of the drawings565 words
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Advertisement651 1934-10-07 5 GSTABUSHEO iVXk STUDY M. IN YOUR AT JoVw SPARE HOMH w*WssTN> 11ViK CATION- fcTsljrFiKfßH -Mflfrpf lOVED OVER AL 1 kaiix- t^fcir»jWPc^KgJaJlJlatouk. bkokkn i kogkess. ING FROM THIS aWsMilMiHssi »hvi uixalsl OP enitLrt cifuß MIsVbUbVbFZF BJBJTskUK THE SI'CCESS Oh OCR COLLEGE lb ALAK- r^HaQKUROM Bs*?*«B^r^ SUDESI'S. THERE IS NO EER-A SUCCESSFUL651 words
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Article, Illustration1817 1934-10-07 6 STEPHANE MANIER - STAVISKY' S TRAGI C WIFE STEPHANE MANIER By ARCH-SWINDLER NONPLUSSED BY HER FAITHFULNESS A further chapter in the life »f Sacha Stavisky, the arck swindler, whose death early this year was followed by amazing revelations of corruption in French politics, is related below by Stephane Manier. A BELL shrilled wildly1,817 words
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Advertisement53 1934-10-07 6 KUWSsfI sEsHlf^B^Bßß^la^Aw^&SßßflM M^BBBBw! MEN LIKE TMESE KNOW AND APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF ANCHOR .R P- V~- R j BECAUSE IT ACTUALLY I tj^l I RESTORES THE ENERGY 1 DRAINED BY HARD V "V EXERTION DREWED AND BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE BY THE ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY Co. Ltd SOLE AGENT FOR MALAYA SIME53 words
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2227 1934-10-07 7 WHY CHINA RESISTS WESTERN INFLUENCE SCARCITY OF CAPITAL IN JAPAN Empire In The East. Edited By fears and hates the Treaty Porte, Joseph Barnes. Kegan Paul. 10s. 6d. rIS co-operatively written book, sponsored by the American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations,2,227 words
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Advertisement31 1934-10-07 7 I ir\ei\jcleane<l 4 «if ffve old oil filed her op wtth tRIPLE SflEU.pressed ffve self starter— and here we are sf MASTER'S Advertisement of The Asictlc Petroleum Company (Straits Settlements) Ltd31 words
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Advertisement281 1934-10-07 7 THE CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLECTED HEALTH ARE DEBIUTY AND JISEASE Tka waaiartai tftscevery ti Or C. Bvergi, Prefeeaer of Mrticina at Bun* Uniwraity, pro4«ic*« new blood, ran«ws Hrn anttra humaa arganttm and rasters* tka complete fu»ctionin( of all tnercy glancs. Thu preparation hat givan goo« haatta to many thousands, and it281 words
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Article578 1934-10-07 8 TREND OF NEW FASHIONS From OUR LONDON FASHION CORRESPONDENT Sunday Times Office, Fleet Street, Sept. 26. TT is always difficult to give a broad impression of new fashions after seeing a procession of collections one after the other. There are no very drastic changes in view for the578 words
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Article126 1934-10-07 8 A useful addition to the household string box is b supply of gummed paper tape, such as may be bought from stationers. For fastening many kinds of parcels .his tape Is much better than string. Soft, yielding parcels are apt to slip out of their string, unless it126 words
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Article, Illustration914 1934-10-07 8 By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT AFTER a brief spell of rest Singapore Is going whoopee once again. With the entertainments that are being provided for pleasurc-lovlng crowds at the moment, and more that are to come in the near future, a bright time is assured. Excited whispers are914 words
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Article104 1934-10-07 8 Sometimes during the sales lightcoloured silk stockings are sold at greatly reduced prices, and are well worth buying and tinting a deeper shade. Silk stockings are easy to dye successfully if a few points are remembered. To avoid their dyeing In patches, they should be soaked in104 words
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Advertisement344 1934-10-07 8 WHITEAWAYS SENSATIONAL DOLLAR 1 BARGAINS SILK DRESS tt i MATERIALS NEWF.ST DESIGNS YARD. FAST COLOURS 36" «H« ART SILK SHIRT (1 QQ ANP PYJAMA FABRIC NEAT DESIGNS FOR FAST COLOURS 19" wide slf ARDS. CHILDREN'S <t 1 00 COTTON ROMPERS NEAT DESIGNS FOB 3 MEN'S FANCY (1 QQ NECK TIES344 words
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Advertisement296 1934-10-07 8 knows hew to Accentuate Natural Lovellnew T TIR lips are neither s streak of paint nor s faded line. Instead, *he accentuates her mouth with a lipstick that gives the natural youthful glow that men admire without that painted look. Only Tangee can do this because only Tangee contains the296 words
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Advertisement183 1934-10-07 8 S AMAMI is the Beauty cret of hundreds of girls iLP^^Ba* who have woo Beauty Com- |ffc»^^ petitions and hair prizes it is also the secret of C. thousands of girlt in every f walk of life who keep their ~^^m w/ hair in perfect condition. Only ym If AMAMI183 words
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Advertisement126 1934-10-07 8 RENE ULLMANN (Millinery Department) ANNOUNCES A new shipment which will be on view from WEDNESDAY I»TH INST. OF The Latcat PARIS models of EVENING GOWNS— "TUNIQI'ES"— BLOUSES etc The newest HATS (the real fashion far the season 1934— 1935) And the most eh kr ACCESSORIES, Che perfect acromp anknent to126 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1934-10-07 9 Beautiful Homes of Malaya From OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT o ..-an "VESTLING in the lap of the high| hills that border Sri Menanti J and in the fertile and sequestered! valley of that name, stands the I ultra-modern palace of t.ie head of the Negri Sembilan confederacy.1,030 words
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Article84 1934-10-07 9 Calcutta. The "Racing Calendar" announces that on a report from the Stipendiary Stewards, the Stewards of the R.C.T.C. held an Inquiry into the interference caused to Doubloon and Thrifty Allan in the Shahpur Plate on September 1. As a result, the Stewwards found that W. Marland, Jockey,84 words
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Article90 1934-10-07 9 The coveted Contes Medal of the Calcutta University, conferred on the medical graduate who Is adjudged to have made the most notable contribution to medical science during the previous seven years, this year is awarded tc D A. C. Ukll. As Ghosh Travelling Fellow of the University Dr.90 words
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Article927 1934-10-07 9 "TEST" MATCHES SOON By Miss M. L TAYLOR, a Loiuion typist who has been chosen as one of a team of womento one of a team of xoomen to Australia 19. the first team of, v women cricketers ever to playi in a series of test matches927 words
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Article734 1934-10-07 9 OL LYWOOD'S BEAUTY SECRETS 'THERE is an amusing story about a sculptor who became so discouraged looking at the fallen faces of his models that he decided to go into the beauty business. Whether or not he succeeded is not told as part of the tale but it's dollars to734 words
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Article120 1934-10-07 9 Practical Map Books by S. J. B. Whybrow, B.Sc. F.R.G.S. Dent. is. TVIIS is the third book of a series in the preparation of which It has been assumed that the student possesses a modern text- book and an atlas. The aim has been not only to120 words
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Advertisement77 1934-10-07 9 *^'^7 ■£•> Bm\ v^H BBB^^BBBBvnBBSvk BBflp A ft?*-* 5 *2Hflfl I .<a* A SIS *Tfc IBB^ A- ~BS\ jni i Children are the flowers in life's garden.* children are beautiful, healthy and happy, for lactogen" nourishes in the correct way, ensuring firm muscle and fine straight limbs. JHfefc or a77 words
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Obituary52 1934-10-07 10 Mrs. Chan Kai Chuen nee Maple See Kirn Luan. wUe of Chan Kai Chuen of National Underwriters Agency, pa&sed away at her residence No. 3. Chapel Road on Oct. 6. 1934. Cortege leaves today at 10 a.m. Shanghai. Hong Kong, Canton. Manila Saigon. Java, Malacca, and PM.S. papers52 words
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Article467 1934-10-07 10 How many people have suffered the tortures of the damned as a consequence of purely imaginary illnesses, attributable to something spoken or written by a prominent medical scientist? We do not wish to be rude to the medical profession. The great majority of its members realise fully the467 words
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Article665 1934-10-07 10 SIX DAYS' NEWS SUNDAY.— Nanking Government informs Soviet that China will not recognise proposed sale of Chinese Eastern Railway to Manchukuo. Blue Shirts to form party Independent of United Ireland Party, says General CDuffy. Mr. Cronln, new leader declares, however, that they still oxve allegiance to the party. League of665 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1934-10-07 10 UNTIL FURTHER. NOTICI $10 FOR A JOKE THAT MAKES ME LAUGH This is one of those weeks in which the opening paragraph is a real trial to Ananias. I shall therefore dispense with an opening paragraph. I also find it very difficult to produce a good1,004 words
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Article88 1934-10-07 10 (Ananias News Factory.) London, Saturday. The latest entrant for the Lon-don-Melbourne Air Race in Flying Flossie, of Fulham. When I went to interview her this morning she admitted that she had not yet flown, bat was encouraged .to do so and to bf lieve that she would win88 words
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Advertisement492 1934-10-07 10 The Grandest, most entertaining mystery Thriller of them all! How at the CAPITOL TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 THE THIN MAN M.G.M.'s great thrill-laden, laugh-filled show with WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY and MAUREEN O SULLIVAN Jalhambra|| POSITIVELY LAST 3 SHOWS TODAY 3.15 6.15 9.15. JANET CHARLES GAYNOR FARRELL IN CHANGE of492 words
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Advertisement38 1934-10-07 10 PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE > CHARLES, j Phone 74, Orchard Rd. j ■»>■«>. aaaa a... a>a.>aa«a». ->»_>■>■> a.' NEW WORLD SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatres and Cinemas.' ««a>aaaaa>a a aw>aaa>aaaaa»aaa>aaaaa>aaa»aaa«a*aa a nw. 1 Thoroughly good and reliable Timekeepers38 words
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Advertisement66 1934-10-07 10 HANDLES UKE^Wkl^tROBIN SON'S SPECIAL QUALITY ARTIF ICIAL SILK 'LOCK NIT AND "CELLULAR MESH" MEN'S UNDERWEAR. IDEAL FOR THE TROPICS. SO DESIGNED TO ALLOW ABSOLUTE FREFDOM OF MOVEMENT. COLOURS CREAM AND SKY WITH SOFT LUSTRE FINISH. STOCKED IN SIZES 32~44 INCH. ATHLETIC VESTS V NECK NO SLEEVES $2.00 EACH. SHORT DRAWERS66 words
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Miscellaneous8 1934-10-07 10 EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore.8 words
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Miscellaneous32 1934-10-07 10 TODAY High Water. 10.06 a.m. 8.5 ft., 10.12 p.m. 8 9 ft. Football: Malay League Darul Bahar vs. Perhimponan 8tia I. Jalan Besar 515 p.m. Coif Municipality vs. Sepoy Lines. Sepoy Lines.32 words
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283 1934-10-07 11 WHY NOT TO CHINA BRITISH TRADE WITH JAPAN NEW COMMISSION PLANNED Shanghai, Saturday. "SACRIFICING a Whale to Catch a Sprat" is the heading on an editorial today in the Hankow Herald, one of the .eadin* Chinese newspapers in Central China, in commenting on283 words
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Article140 1934-10-07 11 MR. TEO SENG BEE AND MISS CHAN SOH GUAT The marriage of Mr. Teo Seng Bee of the N. Y. K. Singapore branch and Miss Chan Son Guat took place according to Chinese reformed style at tne New Century Restaurant. Great '.\orld. last Sunday. A large number 1140 words
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Article296 1934-10-07 11 CONSTABLE ACQUITTED OF EXTORTION After several days trial in the police court, Hablbullah, a constable in the Additional Police Force, was acquitted by Mr. J. M. Brander, the third magistrate, on charges of extortion and bribery. The accused, Additional P. C. 1022, was alleged to have "squeezed" 20296 words
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Article109 1934-10-07 11 NANYANG STUDENTS' CONCERT The Nanyang Chinese Students' Society of Prince Edward Road held (their annual concert last night at I the Victoria Theatre. j The songs were in Mandarin. The programme was enjoyed by a large gathering. Members of the Society and the Nanyang Girls' High School contributed109 words
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Article98 1934-10-07 11 Confident that he would be able to I find a bailor for $100. a young Chinese, Ong Lye, asked Mr. Norman Grice, the second magistrate, yesterday for permission to go out to look for a surety. He admitted that he' had been taken out previously but without98 words
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200 1934-10-07 11 EARLY MORNING TALK LEADS TO TROUBLE FOR SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS Two detectives in the course of their rounds during the early hours of the morning of Sept. 29 peered into a cul-de-sac off Waterloo Street and in the dim light discerned three people in close conversation. They approached and found that200 words
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Article, Illustration47 1934-10-07 11 As she neared the end of her voyage from America, the giant liner Majestic ran aground outside Southampton. It was several hours before the treat vessel could be re.ioated, and she docked late. She is seen in dock at Southampton after her "adventure."47 words
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Article398 1934-10-07 11 STORY OF SCENE AT THEATRE SINGAPORE RIOTS RECALLED jyt R J. M BRANDKR in the police court yesterday morning, acquitted Mr. Philip Hoalim, Chinese barrister-at-law practising in Singapore, charged with assaulting a policeman at the Capitol Theatre on the evening of Aug. 2. The prosecution, conducted398 words
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471 1934-10-07 11 THE FAMILY OF LEICESTER GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. H. B. Leicester, retired veteran of the Singapore Harbour Board, and Mrs. Leicester, of Dell and Penang. will celebrate their golden wedding next week. Mr. Leicester, who is in his 79th year, comes of an old AngloIndian family from Bengal where his grandfather471 words
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Article27 1934-10-07 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuantan The Datoh Panglima Prang Besar. uncle of the Sultan of Pahang, la seriously ill at the Pekan General Hospital.27 words
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Article870 1934-10-07 11 The following Is Fraser and. Co.'s list of closing prices In Singapore yesterday >esieraay.— Ampat Tin (4) 5s 5s 9d c.d. Asam Kumbang (C) 37s 6d 40a Austral Malay 50s 52s 6d Ayer Hltam Tin (58) 14b 9d 15a 3d z.d. Ayer Weng <$») 2.02 2.07 Bangrln870 words
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Advertisement155 1934-10-07 11 INSURANCE IN FORCE J 1 1 TRIPLED IN 5 YEARS. 1 |"|H At the end of 1923. the total a Insurance In Force of the U9231 3 Asia Life Company was S 6.044.000 8> f At the end ot 1923. the total JJ was almost exactly 3 times that (1928*155 words
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Advertisement29 1934-10-07 11 7A AfafSkuntrNAkJ^T Bap VMwU t /nr FiulU NO FINER WHISKY GOES INTO ANY BOTTLE SOLE AGENTS JOHN LITTLE 6 C?.U. D iMCORPOaiItO if* ENGLAND SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUP. PENANG. IPON.29 words
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Article, Illustration813 1934-10-07 12 SLOGGERS WHO SPOIL THE "NOBLE ART" By LEON SEE, The Famous Manager Of Boxers "CMGHTING Fools" is the apt description which old boxing men, in America apply to those •boxers, fortunately in a minority, who, setting aside all science and caution, fight like madmen, receive t .vo blows813 words
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Article292 1934-10-07 12 AN OXFORD BLUE London, Sept. 20. Mr. William John Oakley, the England and Corinthian footballer and Oxford athletic Blue, was fatally injured in a motoring accident near Carlisle on Monday. He was travelling alone from Scotand when his car skidded and overturned. He was taken to Carlisle Infirmary292 words
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Article813 1934-10-07 12 SOCCER TACTICS OF SUNDERLAND Everybody connected with football realises that the League race is a long-distance affair, with the honours eventually going to the consistent stayers. For my port, I divide the race into what I might call laps— about half-dozen of them, writes George Hunt, the813 words
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Article583 1934-10-07 12 CUEMAN - HINTS ON BILLIARDS CUEMAN By SOMEBODY says you cannot make a type of sand. Nor get sunbeams from cucumbers. Both statements are true, you will allow. Nor can you know all about billiards in a day or a month, aye, or a year. That's what keeps the game alive. The583 words
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Article149 1934-10-07 12 FLYWEIGHT TITLE OF MALAYA TO BE RECOGNISED FOR FIRST TIME TOHE programme of boxing at the Great World on Friday has two "main events." In one of these the flyweight championship of Malaya will be decided and officially recognised Tor the first time in the history of professional boxing In149 words
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Advertisement165 1934-10-07 12 Constructed for the •finest" work yet handu 1 1 4-6 lrns Price from $33. IN this splendid Nagel camera— the ANCA— U>; expert photographer will find all the optical and mechanical refinements desires for the most exacting studies, yet It Is so quick and simple In action that for ordinary165 words
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Advertisement163 1934-10-07 12 II .if2tffi^*\ FRU|T i el| y 1S a| f^^dWjlMSrjSu /\ways a welcome iiflnßHT^ delicacy Cere bos r i Jelly Crystals are v^ s^^^*^^^// ingredients— the juice V^ rwk, II ripe Iruil and fne fair piflttS^^'^ finest sugar The /*^JLw *^?7 result is always a "*^Jr J e^ v Crystals -**-^?it^^^^163 words
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878 1934-10-07 13 KUALA QUEEN WINS OPENING DAY OF SELANGOR MEETING (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. MR. A van Tooren, the well-known Selangor racehorse owner, had a very successful day today at the opening of the Selangor Turf Club's autumn meeting. The most popular878 words
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Article548 1934-10-07 13 Air Mall. i - Air Mall.i SOME EXTRAORDINARY PUTTING 'By London, Sept. 11. 8. B. Roberts met O. 8. Noon In the 36 holes final (or the Welsh Close title, at Prestatyn yesterday, and as a result of the first round gatned a lead of one hole. Noon failed to draw548 words
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Article126 1934-10-07 13 A tennis match betweeu the Singapore Volunteer Corps and I Tanglin Club played oa Friday, at j Tanglin resulted in a win for Club by j 67 games to 59, both sides winning 6 sets. Full scores were as follows: j Volunteer pairs mentioned first. N. S. Wise and126 words
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Article157 1934-10-07 13 RECREATION CLUB WIN P.F.A. CUP (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. The Penang Recreation Club made history today when thsv won the P. F. A. Cup for the first time of asking defeating the D.A.F.C., the premier Malay team who have been runnersup since the inception157 words
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Article163 1934-10-07 13 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 5. The following have been selected to play in a State hockey trial here on I Tuesday, prior to selecting the Negri I Sembilan hockey side against Selan:gor Colours Alexander 8. Emmanuel (N. Is. Tamils); R. Fowler and L. Stork <N S.163 words
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Article436 1934-10-07 13 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL CONCEDE 3 GOALS O.R.A. 3 Anglo-Chlneae School The Old Rafllesians Association did not have their full team out but they were sufficiently strong to he*t the Anglo-Chinese School by three clear goals at hockey yestentar «r. 'J\t Raffle* Institution ground. The Armstrong brothers436 words
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Advertisement131 1934-10-07 13 r\CE--On Oct. H/4, it the Ma^enuty lie spital sTp ye to «Ir. Mrs. ioiiw Dyce. so:\ DERFUMES jßb^*^^b^^ts^b^bW^^^ m> ''^SivV New shipment* of ir+imwL'S' Houbigant's Cotys ••♦SilrJ'A Chanel Lentherlc WII iN*s Muhlem's 4711 and a host of famous creations. MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11, Battery Road, Tel. 6115. MAAS-10. a» FOR131 words
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Advertisement35 1934-10-07 13 TIGER BEER BABYS FIRST STEP TOWAPDS SOLID FOOD fm b^MbVX \^T^Bt> i>|l^^K' 1 .*M% uciV" Kl^! 9^^ 'tf-J. *4 1* X^^^ "f=gfs% 4 fllAr RUSKS Sole Agents tor Malaya and Slam, BiUILOWACe.SIippwi&KuULjMHNir. 1 AH 735 words
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Advertisement165 1934-10-07 13 cKtaa Fg WtECiam W Ji SCOTS WH I S KY Js£gj3fffmPsL^^ Of UNEXCELLED /J UNVARTIIM FLAVOUR A si A SOLE AGENTS: SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. Y^if \canjeel "^fEWLIFEj^ i/irouffn my veins **I^TO mora weary, dull days for me! No mor« depressing X^l colds and rasping coughs Since I discovered165 words
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861 1934-10-07 14 WOMEN'S BADMINTON SINGLES The Clerical Union Hall was packed almost to capacity yesterday when the quarter final ties of the Women's Open Singles championship were played off, and the attendance was easily the best seen during the present season. The change 01 venue,861 words
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1567 1934-10-07 14 OUTSIDES' BRILLIANT HANDLING; TALBOT HURT AGAIN SINGAPORE certainly have reason to be well pleased with themselves after their display on the B.C.C. padang yesterday afternoon, when they defeated the United Services by 17 points (a goal, a penalty goal and three tries) to 3 points1,567 words
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Article110 1934-10-07 14 S. Johore 3 pts.: R.A 3 pis. The Royal Artillery from Blakan Matl sent a Rugby fifteen to Johore Bahru yesterday afternoon to play their fixture against the South Johore RFC. The match was drawn, each side scoring a try. Robb for the home team and Smith110 words
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Article11 1934-10-07 14 Raffles College cancelled their Ru^bv fixture yesterday between graduates and undergraduates.11 words
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Advertisement454 1934-10-07 14 »"%11|§| remedy w^ A x i The Simple Way Its Action in the //ea/fA Digestive System .499* Take dally your meals tmM The primary action of PHILLIPS Live Yeaat U quantity of PHILLIPS Yeast— just a to regulate the whole process of digestion and few Granules or 2 small TABLETS,454 words
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Advertisement277 1934-10-07 14 GRAND VARIETY FETE. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF MRS CALDECOTT AND LADY HUGGARD VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL OCTOBER 10 and 11—9 a.m.— MIDNIGHT. DANCING 6 p.m.— l 2 p.m. SPECIAL FEATURES COMPETITIONS FOR CHILDREN Win one of Ottomar Anders' 3 Prizes, for Amateur Photography Child Study. Win a Prize for the Best277 words
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Article, Illustration2794 1934-10-07 15 "J.CJV, continuing his account of early days in Kuala Lumpur, tells of that interesting personality, Father Letesfeier, whose popularity in every community extended among the Sakais. The Padre's pony, too, was a general favourite and was given the run of the town. Priest's Remarkable2,794 words
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258 1934-10-07 15 PALACE AS MASONiC TEMPLE THE NIZAM'S GIFT Secunderabad. A statement issued by the Hyderabad Government says that Masonic Building Committee hn.e decided to keep the Gosha Maha! i Baradarl (Palace) open to the public on Tuesdays and Fridays. The Baradarl palace has been converted Into a masonic temple and was258 words
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172 1934-10-07 15 NINE YEARS ON A WORLD TOUR AFOOT AND ON CYCLES Mr. and Mrs. P. Hecker. a German covple, have arrived In Calcutta on their way home during a world tour on foot and by cycle. They have toeea on the road for nine years and have already covered about 60.000172 words
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Article197 1934-10-07 15 30 Pounds of Fall Here is something all wives of fat mrm Ml be glad to know It is the experience a woman whose husband recently weiehe] Set. < lbs. Bhe writes "I really feel I must write and till :<n, that, after taking Kruschen197 words
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Advertisement321 1934-10-07 15 RCA RADIO TUBES j LEAD THE WORLD J IN SALES BECAUSE OF WORLD-WIDE V*" ~>y "LEADI.RSHII*" IN RESEARCH ENGI- i T/f PEERING MANU- j If^J^rrjJ FACTORING J RCA-built radio tubes i I are the standard of comparison wherever j -j radio tubes are used, i The quality of other I321 words
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528 1934-10-07 16 FORWARDS EXCEL IN SCRUM LAST-MINUTE CHANGE MADE IN TEAM FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. ONCE again the Negri-Malacca rugger combination failed to create a favourable impression when they were beaten by Selangor by 12 points (4 tries) to 3 points (one528 words
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Article, Illustration17 1934-10-07 16 The Services clear, during their mat i with the S.C.C. yesterday, which is reported in page 14.17 words
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306 1934-10-07 16 EARLY DAYS OF FOOTBALL RECALLED AT PULO BRANI PARTY 'OOCCER In the old days was recalled at a Ronggeng party held at Pulo I Brani last night to celebrate the 25th anniversary of exemption from registration of the Marine Department Football Club. Among the guests were Capt. G Freyberg, the306 words
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Article28 1934-10-07 16 Melbourne, Saturday. In the world's billiards championship eliminating heat, Llndrum (21.903) beat McConachy (20.795). Llndrum meets Joe Davis in the final on Oct. 15— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article345 1934-10-07 16 OTOKE City maintained their clean sheet as regards home matches by holding the Arsenal to a draw yesterday. Blackburn Rovers did well t) force a draw with Manchester City. playing at the latter's ground. Yester day's results, cabled by Reuter were Birmingham Everton Grimsby Town Huddersfleld Manchester C.Reuter - 345 words
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Article319 1934-10-07 16 KENG CHUAN HURT From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. PERAK beat Penan* today in an inter-State rugger match by 10 points (two goals) to nil. The Perak team is generally described as the strongest for two seasons, while the Penang side Is described as experimental. Nigel Williams319 words
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Article1253 1934-10-07 17 KUANTAN JOLLY ONES' NEW COURT (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuantan. The new badminton court of the Kuantan Jolly Ones Badminton Party was declared open on last Sunday In the presence of a large gathering of members and well-wishers. Members of the Go Getters Party of1,253 words
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Article106 1934-10-07 17 London, Sept. 26. Hungary has tendered to the Amateur Swimming Association an official apology for the conduct of the Hungarian national water-polo team in their match with the Empire B.C. at Wembley on Aug. 29. Taking exception to a decision of the referee, the Hungarian players left the106 words
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526 1934-10-07 17 PLAYERS SENT OFF WELSH UNIONS POSITION London. Sept 24. Tt has been asserted that the unpleasantness caused in the recent Aberavon-Brldgend match, in which a player from each side was sent off the field by the referee, was due to the fact that a player who had assisted Bridgend in526 words
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Advertisement256 1934-10-07 17 WARNING TO STOMACH SUFFERERS The amazing cures effected by Maclean Brand Stomach Powder in cases of Indigestion, Acidity, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn, Gastritis and Ulcerated Stomach, have brought on to the market so many imitations that you must be careful to insiM on the signature ALEX C. MACLEAN The formula of256 words
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Article, Illustration2470 1934-10-07 18 Missed In Golf Championship Soccer Season Drags Well Done Marines S.C.R.C/s Open Tennis "VI7HERE are the young women golf- ers?" This was one of the comments heard after the^flnal of the Andrew Currie Cup at the Island Club on Wednesday when Mrs. Cherry, who won2,470 words
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Advertisement30 1934-10-07 18 II IB O day^as always 11 I OVAITINE I is Best I y£^ Health -for Sleep- 1 I J for Work I Reject substitutes. They are not "like Oval tine30 words
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Advertisement68 1934-10-07 18 P,fgi[i i i H6v^, "ri '*-^jtyflfil Send now for fully illustrated list ot n2?K&§mHH Royal Bakery 1 suggestions, shewing a occasions, such as Weddings, Birthdays, Christenings etc., and icing can )e executed in accordance uith personal wishes. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE C°. LTP PROPRIETORS I 1 v i *v 1 r\68 words
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Article, Illustration1793 1934-10-07 19 BEING DRAFTED BY SELANGOR ASSOCIATION OFFICIALS INVITED TO K. L. FOR THE FORMATION OF AN ASSOCIATION r£ Selangor Badminton Association is at present engaged in drafting the proposed Ailes for the Malayan Badminton Association. In a short time, when these rules are ready, copies will1,793 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1934-10-07 19 SINGAPORE'S PROMISING YOUNGSTERS VETERANS MAKING WAY All the first round ties of the men's open singles championship were played off on Saturday and Sunday last at the B.V.C. Drill Ball and the large crowd which turned up, expecting to see some Interesting fames, were not disappointed as most of the1,077 words
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Advertisement388 1934-10-07 19 BEGINNERS' OUTFIT Each Ml U complete with a good quality Violin, one bow, one case and necessary acce atone*. No. 2011 Beginner's outfit. $10.00 Postage $1.00 extra. T. M. A. MUSIC HOUSE. 61/63 High Street. Branches: Selegie Road and Geylang. YOUR SMALL COINS may seem too few to bother about.388 words
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Article, Illustration105 1934-10-07 20 A general view irotn the air ol Endea.our ileft) leading Rainbow in the second race cf the America's Cap series. (Planet News.) Londoners thronfinir round Prince Georce and Princess Marina In the West End. The royal couple were searching for their ear. (Planet News.) A recent picture, taken in Paris,105 words
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