The Straits Times, 30 June 1935

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 184. Sunday, June 30, 1935 Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 184. Sunday. June 30. 193S Price 10 cents
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    SINGAPORE FLYING BOATS FORCED DOWN
    324 1 FINAL EDITION Land In Small Bay Off Lonely Island BENZINE SHORTAGE DANGER Hope That Journey Will Be Completed Today Cl'l >:\F)il) navigational skill was displayed by the men flying the two Singapore flying boats of No. 205 (F. 8.) Squadron, R.A.F., Singapore it the last
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    SOUTH AFRICA ALL OUT 228
    811 1 London, Saturday. pIFTEEN thousand were present ut Lord's this morning to watch the first day's play of the second test match between England and the South Africans. The weather was gloriously fine In view of the heat-wave which Is gripping England. The wicket was fast.
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    GIRL HIT WITH RACQUET MISS E. OLSON FINED TWENTY DOLLARS
    438 1 GIRL HIT WITH RACQUET MISS E. OLSON FINED TWENTY DOLLARS (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. J^K. F. K. Wilson, the Kuala Lumpur police magistrate, imposed a fine of $20 on Miss E. Olson, superintendent of the Methodist Girls' School boarding house in Belfield Road, who appeared on a
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    Believe It Or Not
    23 1 The Sunday Times cameraman was asked to find a ghost. He went out last night and returned with this.
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    603 1 JUIISS Ann Esther Lloyd i ITI daughter of the late Rev. K. A. MacLeay and Mrs. Lloyd MacLeay of West Worthing, Sussex, was married to Major W. J. F. Craig, M.8., R.A.M.C, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Craig of Newport, !Fife, at St. Andrew's Cathedral 1 yesterday.
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    FOUR YEARS FOR STABBING
    78 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. June 29. Vadevallu. a Tamil tapper on the Sagil Central Estate. Tangkak. was on Thursday sentenced to four years rigorous imprisonment by the Hon. Mr. Justice J. V. Mills, at the Supreme Court, Muar, for voluntarily causing grievous hurt -to
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    SOMME DINNER
    29 1 One hundred and fifty people attended the Scrmme (July 1, 1916> Dinned at the Adelphi Hotel last night Major General Lewin and Sir Andrew Caldlcott were present.
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    LONDON MARKET
    48 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Rubber market closed. SILVER Spot 31>/«d. Forward SI HA CROSS RATE London -New York, 4.J»4',. New York-Lqndon, 4.94',.. (Rate as supplied by the London office of the National City Bank of New York applied to Friday's close.) Gold 141s. »',-d.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    93 1 Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.s.s. in cases (FOB.) July 20 7/16 20 9/16 Good FAQ. in cases (I OB) July 19% 20 No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) awardable Spore 20 Vi MN July 20 'i M) July -Sept. 2«*i 20 Oct.-Dec. 21% 21* i
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    RELATIONS WITH CHINA AND JAPAN
    236 1 RELATIONS WITH CHINA AND JAPAN London, Saturday. THE relation of the western I'owI ers with China and Japan was 'discussed at the National Peace Congress when one thousand delegates from all parts of the country met at the Friends House, Euston Read, London. The former Cabinet member Mr. I Wedgewood
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    N. I. RUBBER DUTY ON NATIVE EXPORTS REP!
    48 1 N. I. RUBBER DUTY ON NATIVE EXPORTS REP! (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia. Saturday. The Netherlands Indies export duty on native rubber has now been fixed a; 10 l 2 cents a half kilogram <dry> This is a reduction of half a cent *j.'» the rate fixed recently.
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    HELP FOR QUETTA
    36 1 Victims of the Quetta earthquake are having $900 worth of biscuits distributed among -hem by the India Office, as a gift from Messrs. Huntley Palmer. Ltd.. the well-known blscuii. manufacturers of Reading, England.
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      15 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain.) Head Office for Malaya SINGAPORE.
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      171 1 A&AN MOTOR POLICIES FAMOUS ENGLISH BADMINTON PLAYER MAINTAINS NERVOUS MUSCULAR STRENGTH WITH f-, PHOSFERINE Mrs. N. Ferrers Nicholson Phosferine has been the means of keeping me perfectly fit for my work, as a Badminton and Lawn Tennis Coach. One's nerves always feel steady and fresh for play after an occasional
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    Colony Cavalcade
    2355 2 Minting The Baby Shore Leave WHETHER the battle cruisers really wlh come out here we do not know possibly there is nothing more in it than mere speculation at present— but it would be a very good thing for Singapore if they did. Looking at tne matter from
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    45 2 An ancient newspaper recently unearthed at New Bern. N.C reports 1,300 people dtoi of yellow fever in that town in 1864. The board of park commissioners at Nashville, Term.. has engaged relief workers to restore Fort Negley. famous stronghold in the war between the states.
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      30 2 a decay germs throat trouble halitosis ill 1/ Tumblers given FREE ill If with every purchase of Toolh \fj I Paite and Mouth Wash. «> Agents: SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. Singapore.
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    "Regular Rumpus" Likely At K. L. Sanitary Board Meeting
    460 3 A NEW MARKET WANTED, BUT WHO WILL PAY? TCOM OUR KUALA LUMPUR CORRESPONDENT llillKN Kuala Lumpur's City lathers <:r are they only Town l/ncles seeing that they have no real authority in the house? well, when the members of Kuala Lumpur's
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    F.M.S.R. AIR CONDITIONED COACHES
    639 3 Expected To Be Running In Year's Time (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 28. "CEE Malaya by Rail!" is a good I slogan, but it means travelling by day. And for obvious reasons, especially heat, most people prefer to do their journeying by nightmail. From
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    C. L. GREEN, AND STATE COUNCILLOR
    316 3 C. L. GREEN, AND STATE COUNCILLOR JU[R- C. L. Green, who has been appointed to succeed Mr. T. R. A. Windeatt on the Federal and State Councils, is no stranger to both these bodies having acted in 1933 on both Councils during Mr. Windeatt's last leave. Mr. Green came to
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    NEW FEDERAL
    190 3 Rugby fifteen from 1921 to 1926 being one of the most conspicuous forwards in a pack that was second to none in the country. He was at one time vicecaptain of the fifteen and is now the vice-president of the Malaya Rugby Football Union. His interest in sport
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      124 3 Hygienic Convenient Economic The Gillette No. 77 set, illustrated above, is one of the most popular shaving outfits ever issued by Gillette. It includes the latest Gillette razor, three BlueGillette slotted blades and two blade holders in a new type of moulded box. The new razor has only two pieces
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    The Chinese Have Reduced Eating To
    958 4 An Exact Science "WINE CUPS POLISHED TO AWAIT YOUR PRESENCE" By Our Chinese Correspondent TliK Chinese once divided themselves in four classes scholars, farmers, labourers, merchants known in Chinese as Shi, Nuitg, Kiin*;, Shang. Workmen and merchants are now placed before scholars and farmers.
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    SITTING
    291 5 a week-endrat home the Awful Child told me more about Mabel Prendergast, her imaginary girl friend. c c c c It appears chat Mabel is the sinister figure behind all the unpleasant things that happen to people Nothing is too great or small and nobody too Important or insignificant
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    ON THE FENCE
    771 5  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By I trod on her feet so often that w kept count. c c c c One," she said. Two," I said. "Three," she said. "Four," I said. "Five," she said. "Six," I said. Seven," she said. Eight," I said. Nine," she screamed. And if
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    SONG ONG SIANG
    645 5 Ch inese Persona lities (From A Special Correspondent) JUIR. Song Ong Siang, the eldest surviving son of the late Mr. I Song Hoot Kiam, was born in Singapore on June 14, 1871. Of his early youth we can say tnat he was a brilliant and hard-working I
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      675 5 m STUDY tfwK^SlL^^ <? in YOUR HOME 9K"9"@»M^^^ <~ TIME THE 'BENNETT COLLEGE. SHEFFIELD. OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS Dear Sir or Madam, When your children first arrived they brought with them a wonderful lot ol sunshine. Later, you became proud of the intelligence they displayed, but, still later, you became
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    Rebel Who Is Liked By His Bitterest Enemies
    999 6 James Maxton. The Portrait of a Rebel. By Gilbert McAllister. John Murray. ss. I AST wick Mr. James Maxton celebrated his fiftieth birthday. His half-century of life has been stormy ard eventful. Personality he possesses notably. His individual charm is recognised he
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    Rich Comedy
    94 6 "Inky Wooing." by John Lambonrne (John Murray). Most of Mr. John Lambourne's previous books have been romances of exciting episodes, but 'Inky Wooing" Is rich comedy, telling the story of Charles Wilburton, a staid and ordinary man, fared against a highbrow for the hand of a lady to
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    Love Problem
    123 6 'Erika. My Diuchter," by Arthur J. Hilmar (Jarrold*). Is Erika reilly his own daughter? That is the question that John Kolzen has to ask himself on his return from India, after an absence of Bereral years. Before leaving England he had divorced a worthless wife, and on his
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    A. J. Cronin's New Novel
    313 6 Stars Look Down, by Dr. A. J. Cronin (GolUncx). 'TWERE are half a dozen excellent and remarkable character sk rhes In Dr. A. J. Cronin's new novel. "Tl Stars Look Down" (Gollancz), a novel of mines and miners, with the Great War as a background.
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      279 6 NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED. THE WEALTHY BEGGAR— by MadHan H. UMi $3 M JUNGLE LEECH— by H., C. Astrrtey $3 M THE ACTING SECOND MATE— by Sydney Pariunaa S3.M THE CAMBERWELL BEAUTY— by Louis Gofdtaif M Si I. CLAUDIUS— by Robert Gravw MM CLAUDIUS THE GOD— by Robert Grave* MM
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      205 6 ARE YOU LACKING IN VITAL FORCE VIGOURP Pure Blood is HEALTH, VIGOUR and LIFE. Impure Blood is the root cause of Skin A Diseases, Boils, Rashes, Ulcers, Sores, Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism. The /(v^ifiS\ poisons result in damage to the arteries, Internal organs and premature old age. c ~j The direct
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  • Readers' Stories Of The Uncanny
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      Grandmother's Footprints
      401 7 Grandmother's Footprints pHINESE believe that when a person dies the soul enters another world, but he or she is allowed one final glimpse of this world to bid farewell to those dearest to him or her. That return is fixed within the first forty-nine days after death, the exact time
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      Family Caught In A Landslide
      344 7 Family Caught In A Landslide OEVERAL years back when I was employed at a tin mine In Upper Perak I encountered a spine chilling incident. Underground mining was done on a big scale there and many tunnels, adits and shafts were worked into a mountain from all sides. In or.t-
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      Baby That Ran And Vanished
      249 7 Baby That Ran And Vanished QNE dark and rainy night while 1 was passing a Ma'ay kamponjr which was as quiet as graveyard. 1 suddenly h^ard a faint queer t> oi a baby. At first I paid little attention to it but as I walked along the cry became clearer
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      Sons' Vision And Mother's Dream
      213 7 A BOU r five years ago my brother and I were returning hom-^ by c.<r la i- .t night. We were staying about three miles away trom Seremban thf n We decided to take a short cut along an unfamiliar road. Suddenly in the middle
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      Back From "A New Country"
      435 7 Back From "A New Country" WOT so long ago, while on tramp through Malaya, I was stricken down with a mysterious malady and for days hovered between life and death. I was taken to a friend's j house in Kuala Lumpur and my end j was expected soon. Lying one
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      Saved By His Grandmother
      171 7 Saved By His Grandmother DEING an orphan I lived with my grandmother for many years until see died at the age of eighty-five. Being unable to pay my school fees I had to leave at the age of twelve. I went to almost every firm and workshop to find a
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      Have You Sent Your Story?
      114 7 Readers are invited to write articles of not more than 500 words on their experiences in Malaya, Java, Borneo or Siam of ghosts, witches, pontianaks or any other strange apparition or manifestation. A prize of $10 will be awarded each week to the sender of
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      Saw His Cousin's Spirit Depart
      137 7 TPHIS weird incident happened to me about four months ago. My girl cousin, aged five, had been sick for some days, and wis getting worse. One night I was sitting downstairs when suddenly I became aware of someone coming down the stairs. I loolced up
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      37 7 TIGER BEER I M K u b n *oofhing Ti Absorbinc Jr.-pene-HP^^~^^^H trote* imderlKe skin f^^^9 Bjr here's wn r pain it. Ti"!>~ m Draw* the pain out /i/^^P mi douMe-actingl and giv#J ra)i ,f at oncs
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      183 7 *Joanlsßig for Her Age" If "She s the picture of health— as bright as can be I've been feeding \Mm Ml^^ her Quaker Oats ever since she was i ababy.l'mcertainthatithashelped 1 hertobethesturdy, energetic child I^L*?Jf^^ 1^ that she is. Quaker Oats seems to 1 1 itifr* 1 I have tust
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    Indian Sculptor Whose Work Adorns The Palaces Of Kings
    1547 8 Indian Sculptor Whose Work Adorns The Palaces Of Kings Quietly At Work In Singapore Suburb IN a quiet Singapore suburb there is today an artist of renown quietly at work in his unpretentious studio. He does not dabble in paint, brush and canvas but is distinguished ia what is undoubtedly
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    CONTRACT:
    412 8  -  Ely Culbertson By I ISTENING to bridge players discussing hands one might be led to believe that such cards lower than tbo ten-spot did not exist. Reverence is paid to Aces, deference to Kings, and love to Queens. Even the scamps known as Jacks hold key positions in the
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      537 8 Wakened^ by indigestion PAIN 60»E-^r ASLEEP AGAIN IN 5 MINUTES Do you know that awful feeling of wakoning in the middle of tbe night with the pains of Indigestion gnawing at your Inside? Read how one such Bufferer ended his trouble:— find that now J am turned 60, If I
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      90 8 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers from Kidney trouble and Bladder weakness have ■topped Getting Up Nights. Leg I'ahi». Nervouan*ss. Stlffnoaa. Rheumatism. Dl»zintsa. Lumbago. Burning. Itching, SmartIng. Acidity and Loaa of vigour by a Doctor'* new discovery called Cystex iSlsstex). Oontly soothes, tones, clean*, and heal*, raw sore kldnrya.
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    Helpful Talks On Personal Problems To Girls Who Earn Their Own Living
    376 9 Helpful Talks On Personal Problems To Girls Who Earn Their Own Living Aunt Maud's Post Bag jT has been pointed out to me that there are any number of girls in Malaya, of all ages and nationalities, who have to fend for themselves; ■who are really very friendless, and might
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      342 9 «tr\[ 1/X c c ff^jy the skillful Malayan hostess B *W^t can add this finishing touch to well tho light subtle little touches SAVOURY ASSORTED: A very #f DIKFERENC 1 useful selection of Peek Frean's famous savoury biscuits. make a sue TWIGLETS: Cunning little bis- cessful 'pahif party, cults, shaped
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      398 9 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. RAFFLES PLACE GOWNS for ALL occasions HATS NOVELTIES GIAN SINGH'S ANNUAL S ALE COMMENCES MONDAY, Ist. JULY, 1935. FOR FEW DAYS ONLY STOCKS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OFFERED AT AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES COME EARLY FOR GENUINE BARGAINS: GIAN SINGH CO., 4. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. How to Cure
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    The Social Spotlight
    3941 10 By Our Woman Correspondent THERE is much to be learned by both men and women by a visit to the Y.W.C.A. Hobby and Handicraft Exhibition (the first of its kind to be held in Malaya) which ends tomorrow evening with the presentation of diplomas by Lady Thomas.
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      265 10 Her Skin IO years younger than her age Dermatologist finds -X tN "TVERMATOLOGISTS warn us it in. You'll feel the uprush of circuU that when we leave the teens lation revitalizing your skin. Little behind us, little skin faulta set in— lines are erased, tissues are firmed. time immediately. mar
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    Chinese Fashion Notes
    521 11  -  E. K. By THREE of the latest Shanghai Chinese creations seen in Singapore in the last few days were one of blue and white satin, one of white and prr^en crepe de chine, and one of satin brocade. The first dress is made oi blue satin The
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    Mother Goose's Corner
    486 11 Mother Goo se's Corner Ai|Y dear Boys and Girls, I am very pleased with the number of letters I received last week. I read them all with great Interest and pleasure and some of the suggestions made were very useful. Now, my dears, I would welcome short essays which any
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    The Straits Times TOTIDEM VERBIS
    232 12 The Straits Times TOTIDEM VERBIS EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Slncapore. •T*HE eye of Municipal disfavour has alighted (without undue haste) on the passenger-carrying tricycle, and a change in the byelaws is probable in the near future. With this step there will be general agreement, for whatever slight
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    The Moneylenders Ordinance Comes Into Force Tomorrow
    1227 12  -  David S. Waite By How The New Law Will Protect The Borrower P VERY moneylender shall take out a licence a register of moneylenders shall be compiled the Governor shall appoint a Registrar of Moneylenders. That, in effect, is the meaning of the
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    Quips: By Ananias And Co.
    613 12 These are surprising days, and here we have a Kuala Lumpur publicist accifting the Malayan administration of "economy mania It's enough to drive any self-respecting head of department Into a frenzy of "supplementarics." "All golfers." says an authority, "die sooner or later of broken hearts.''
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    "Women Should Take No Part"
    402 12 NEW MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONER MR- David Frankel, who has been nominated by the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association as a Municipal Commissioner in the place of Mr. L. W. Geddes who resigned on going on leave, is a brother-in-law of Mr. J. A. Elias, who is also
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    FINEST STRETCH OF HIGHWAY IN THE COLONIAL EMPIRE
    317 13 $50,000 A Mile Repairs To Bukit Timah Road LION CITY'S BROAD TAIL piVE and a half years' renovation work four of which have already passed and an expenditure of $50,000 a mile, is making the main road from Singapore to Johorc one
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    MAN FOUND DEAD BY ROADSIDE
    111 13 ATTACKED FROM THE BACK WITH A KNIFE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. A GRUESOME discovery was made yesterday at Parit when the body of a Tamil was found by the roadside with severe knife injuries in the neck. The nature of the injuries indicates
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    ACQUITTED
    71 13 The final echo of the case in which police officers attached to the Kandang Kerbau district were accused of receiving bribes was heard yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice, the Singapore Second Magistrate. Inspector Mohamed b. Sudin and Sergeant Kassim b. Abdullah were acquitted of these charges on Jan. 28.
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    RAFFLES HOTEL PROGRESS
    429 13 SIGNS OF INCREASING TOURIST TRAFFIC IUIR J. A. CLARKE, presiding at the 1 annual general meeting of Raffles Hotel yesterday, stated that the accounts show a trading profit of $111,562 for the fourteen months ended Feb. 28. The financial year of their subsidiary, the E. and O.
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    CURRENCY PLAN
    136 13 BRITISH EXPERT MAY TALK WITH U. S. Washington. Saturday. MR. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, in a statement at today's press conference made what is considered to be an open invitation to 'Sir Frederick Leith-Ross (economic adviser to the British Government who is shortly leaving for China to
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    BABY SHOW AT BANTING
    119 13 Preparations have begun in Bantint?. a town sixteen miles from Klang. for holding the annual Agri-Horticultural and Baby Show under the auspices jf the Malayan Agri--Horticultural Association, Kuala Langat branch. The exhibition will be held in the District Office at Teluk Datoh on Sun- day. July
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    FELL FROM TOP OF STAIRS
    185 14 Accident That Brought on Neuritis This old lady survived a fall downstairs from top to bottom, only to become a victim of neuritis and rheumatism. But In Krusohen she found the right remedy for that, as she writes In the following letter About three-and-a-half years
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    60 14 A disastrous fire destroyed the Civil Secretariat of the Central Provinces at N'acpur, India. The blase raced for six hours and the roof of the building: was entirely burnt out Valuable records in six departments. Including the office of the Inspector-General of Police, were irretrievabl)
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    812 14 Pineapple Hen The Bird With The Frizzled Feathers By Our Poultry Expert A BREED that is common In Malaya and China and very seldom bred from, considered by its owners as a first class table bird, and a good layer cf sound and large eggs, is the "PlneaDPle" hen. The
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    1014 16 MALAYAN JINGLES VII.— -HOME LEAVE, (i) Before. Bullfrogs' moan from the sickening slime 9 Brain-splitting din from cicadas shrill Long have I borne them. !Soiv\ the time For the Homeward flight and fly I will. Free from the fierce Anophelene thrust
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    First Things To Bear In Mind When Starting A Stamp Collection
    632 17  - First Things To Bear In Mind When Starting A Stamp Collection Fred, J. Melville By President, Junior Philatelic Society THE chief thing that the stamp collector has to bear in mind is that the interest and attractiveness of a collection depends upon the lik-oness of the individual stamps of which
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    4 MEN DIE OF THIRST IN DESERT
    107 17 Only a few days after the news of the tragic deaths of Mrs. Knight and Mr. Peyton in the Sahara Desert. luur French Colonial officials have died of thirst In the Sudan desert. Their name; ire given as MM. Audrec, Cudier, Martin, and
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    FIGHTING U.S. "RUM ROW"
    77 17 Washington. The Government is finding great difficulty in curbing the smuggling of wines and spirits from vessels stationed just outside the present 12--mile limit in what is popularly known as Rum Row." It is urging Congress to lose no time in passing a bill which would
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    107 17 ST. DOMINIC'S HEAD TAKEN IN PROCESS. IN THROUGH ROME Rome. Scenes of religious fervour marked a procession from the Central station to the centre of Rome with a reliquary containing the head of Bt. Dominic, founder of the Dominican Order of Preaching Friars, brought from Bologna, where he died in
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    ITALY EXPELS VS. JOURNALIST
    70 17 Rome. The Italian Government has expelled another foreign correspondent —the fourth since March. Mr. David Darrah. head of the Rome office of the "Chicago Tribune," was told by the police that he must leave the country within twenty-four hours. It Is understood that the articles which
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    220 17 WORLD'S HIGHEST BUILDING MOSCOW STATUE Moscow. The colossal "Palace of the Soviets." destined to be the highest building in the world, is to be erected with the expert advice of a great New York firm of sky-scraper designers. The Palace will be 1,361 ft. high, more than three times as
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    144 17 Freshwater Bay "PHE Isle of Wight has always been a favourite with holidaymakers and Cowes at the mouth of the Medina River is a world-famous yachting centre. In this lovely island the chalk downs rise in many parts precipitously from the sea, and the hills have many
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    82 17 Beautiful twenty-year-old Jiianita Cruz, toreador and darling of the Madrid bull-ring, may fight again. The outcry which followed the prohibition of women bull-fighters was so great that the Minister of the Interior has had to lift the ban. The dark-eyed senorita apr*>ared in ntty- three coridas last
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      222 17 DRIVING LESSONS by experienced instructors on 1935 dual-control cars will quickly get you accustomed to traffic signals, roundabouts, one-way streets, speed limits and other Innovations of London Truffle THE CENTRAL MOTOR INSTITUTE Finchley Rd., Hampstead, N.W.3. has specialised In driving Instruction for the past sixteen years, and Is easily accessible
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      216 17 Our Crossword Puzzle NOTE: Figures in parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required. (CLUES.) ACROSS. 20. Article of food <3) 23. Legend (4) 1. Bigllsh town 25. Birds (7) 8. Relishes (6) 27. Transgress ion* <•) 10. Pah- (6) 28. Stone (6) 11. Judge's order (4) 29-
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    Annual Meeting And Dinner Of Clerical Union
    1064 18 569 NEW MEMBERS IN ONE YEAR AN appeal for more members was made by the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck presiding at the annual general meeting of the Clerical Union yesterday. It was also announced that the subscroptions had increased from $1,914 in
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    DARK HO.RSE SPRINGS A SURPRISE
    857 18 Chew Yew Seng Favourite For Championship By Our Badminton Correspondent. SINGAPORE. IIfHAT can be described as badminton of a senior standard was actually seen in the games played on Sunday last at the Clerical Union Hall in the semi-finals of the men's junior singles tournament
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    THONG WAH ASSOCIATION
    68 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Saturday. The president and members of tha Thong Wah Association. Johore Bahru, have issued invitations for the celcbrition of the thirteenth anniversary of the association to be held on Monday at No. 44, Jalan Segget. The celebration will take the form
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    SELETAR SHOOTING
    40 18 Two more of the alleged participants In the Seletar shooting incident wera produced from hospital before Mr. H. A. Forrcr, the Singapore Criminal District Judge yesterday. They both pleaded guilty and sentence will be given on July 4.
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    790 19  - Air Liners Which Cal 1 At Sin gapore Birdman IREE TYPES COMPARED By THE relative performance of the three types of airliners which call regularly at Singapore has a reused considerable interest and a certain amount of controversy. The following figures which I have obtained from authoritative sources will therefore
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    BOXING NOTES: By Ringside
    308 19 IT WAS announced on Friday night that the Boxing Board of Control has sanctioned the twelve threeminute rounder between Ignacio Fernanda and Amie Raphael. The fight will take place at the New World on July 5. There is bound to be a difference In weights but
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    UNITED SERVICES BEAT NEGRI SEMBILAN BY THREE GOALS TO NIL
    862 20 Military Team Made To Fight GOH WEE GOOD IN GOAL THE United Services beat Negri Sembilan by three goals to nil in yes--1 tcrday's Malaya Cup tie at the Anson Road Stadium, the winners beinu clearly the superior side. The
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    MIXED CRICKET AT TANGLIN
    227 20 OFFICERS WIN DESPITE VNOICAPS One of the most exciting cricket matches ever played in Singapore was witnessed at Tanglin yesterday when the women of Singapore met the officers of the Wiltshire Regiment. The latter bowled right-handed at the batswomen and two stumps and fielded with one
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    POLICE AND S.C.C. DRAW
    397 20 CLUB FARE BETTER IN SECOND INNINGS The Police In their two-day fixture against the S.C.C. on the Padang which concluded yesterday, declared at 63 runs for 5 wickets after having dl--missed the Club for 36. Going In for the second time, the Club, In Just over
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    KEDAH WIN 2-0
    410 20 BURMA RIFLES FAIL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Saturday. A LARGE crowd saw the Malaya Cup match between Kedah and the Burma Rifles played here today. Kedah won by two clear goals, both scored in the first half. The presence of the enormous crowd was partly due
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    P.W.D. DECLARE AT 119
    247 20 S.R.C. MAKE 57 FOR SEVEN WICKETS The match between the SRC. and the P.WJ3. Sports Club on the former's ground, ended in a draw, the home team managing to play out Unite. Batting first, the P.W.D. scored 119 for six wickets when they declared. D'Almeida top-scored
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    16 20 In front of the Negri Sembilan goal during the Malaya Cup e»mo yesterday Sunday Times Photograph.
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    TWO BIG DIVIDENDS AT IPOH
    1226 20 Kirtle Pays $98 And First Bid $100 THE first day of the Perak Turf Club's July meeting, which openec today, provided punters with many thrills, the two opening race? being complete upsets. In the first race Kirtle, with E. Donnelly up romped home to pay
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    HAPPILADS A.P.
    62 20 Entries are now opsn for the "A," "B and women's singles < leaguesystem) in the HappUads A. P. badminton tournaments. The date of closing for all entries will be July 15. The entry fee for each event is one dollar and all entries should be forwarded to the
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    SELANGOR'S TRIUMPH
    495 20 SELANGOR'S TRIUMPH PENANG BEATEN 5-3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua a Lumpur, Saturday. *J*HE weather was glorious and there was a lar re crowd. The Chief Secretary, the Hnn. Mr. Marcus Ilex, and the Kritish llvndent, the Hon. Mr. \7. I). Karron, were amcni? the spectators. The feature of the
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    RAFFLES WIN.
    216 20 Playing at home yts^rday St. Joseph* Institution were beaten at cricket by Raffles Institution by 28 runs. Raffles found the bowling of Pennefather almost unplayable and were dismissed for 66 run.. A. Watts, bowling for Raffles, was not quite so deadly and finished up with sevt n for
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    Are Lean Men Better Shots Than Fat Men?
    812 21  -  Bull's-eye By gOME hrtere.sling theories have been propounded as to the physical characteristics most useful .o a rifle-shot. It has been suggested that people with green or grey eyes have an advantage over those with blue or brown eyes. It is difficult
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    USEFUL B.P.
    177 21 Members of the Useful BP. are notified that the match arranged for today against the Alert B.P. of Boundary Road. Paya Lebar, has been cancelled. A friendly match of stx singles and one doubles will be played today against the Horlicks B.P. at their court. 350, East Coast
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    11 21 Members of the Aspirants' Association, Peuang. at Uie President's At Home
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    WAKEN LION A.P.
    162 21 At the second annual general meeting of the Waken Lion Athletic Party the following \J.re elected officebearers for the year 1939-193*. President, See Soon Phew: vie oresident, Soh Kee Haw; hon. L ?lish Secretary, Tan Chong Beng; hon. Chinese Secretary, Seah Ec Teck; hon. treasurer. Soh Kee
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    UGUST B.P.
    161 21 The August Badminton Party fielded a weak soccer team against the Bukom Sports Club and were defeated by two goals to nil. The match was very interesting throughout. Although It was drizzling, the evening provided a fine game. The home team proved much superior in all departments and
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    SIEW SIN SIA
    128 21 The following were elected to fill the vacant posts of the Slew Sin Sla at the special general meeting: Mr. Sng Serg Heng hon. secretary, vice Mr. Pwee Byo Cheow resigned. Mr. Goh Kirn Wah hon. asst. secretary Mr. Tan Tien Teck hon. asst. superintendent. All correspondence
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    SUNNYDALE B.P.
    96 21 The first anniversary of the Sunnydale Badminton Party will be celebrated at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Bungalow, 5Vi milestone, Paalr Panjang, on Sunday, July 7. The programme win be as follows:— 8.00 a.m. Startassemble 27, Balestier Road. 10 30 a.m. Coffee. 1.00 pjn. Tiffin (Chinese dinner) 4.00 p.m.
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    PERAK TENNIS
    199 21 ROBERTSON MRS. ALLEN WIN MIXED DOUBLES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Mrs. E. K. Allin and J. Robertson won the Lower Perak mixed doubles title beating In the final Miss D. Phillips and R. L. Orut. At the beginning It appeared that the pairs were evenly matched
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    NATIONAL B.P.
    43 21 Members of the National BP. are notified that the Party will not hold its tournament due to very few entries received, and all subscriptions sent in for this tournament will be refunded on applications to the hon. treasurer, 33, Zion Road.
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    247 21 •¥«H£ following are the results in the eliminating contests held by the local Chinese in connection with the all Malayan Chinese Olympiad First Round Tay Koon Llm beat Thomas Llm 15—7; 15 6 Pong Wah Pong beat Chua Seng Kai wo. Yoong Moh Pow bent Chan Ah Chye
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    77 21 The Horlicks BP. defeated the Changi Rangers B.P. In a friendly match of five singles at the latter 's court, Jalan Wakan Horlicks BP. players mentioned first: Ronnie Chan beat Chan Chin Urn, 15—12, 16—10; Francis Tan beat lim Gin Chwee, 15—4, 15—6; Wee Cheng Slang beat Ong
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    HAD LUMBAGO FOR SIX YEARS
    182 21 Spent a Small Fit— o Seeking a Cure For six years this man sulTered with lumbago. After spending a s.nall fortune on various treatments, he tried Kruschen Salts. Within three weeks he felt a new man. He expresses his gratitude in the following letter: "For
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      347 21 PERAK TURF CLUB JULY MEETING 1935. IST DAY. SATIBDAY. JUNE 29. 1935 2ND DAY, WEDNESDAY. Jl LV |13* 3BD DAY. SATURDAY. Jl LV 8. 19*5. ENTRIES CLOSE AT 3 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY. JINE 19. 1935. The Subscriptions for Visiting Members shall be MEN $10 LADIES -IS fo. the Meeting or
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    MALAYAN SPORTS JOTTINGS
    1465 22 Inter-Port Rowing Promising Schoolboy A ll -Round Cricketer Weather Holds Up Tennis League Soccer SINGAPORE CINGAPORE, with a heavier boat, were beaten in the rowing race at the annual inter-port regatta, held in Dutch waters this year, over the Whitsum week-end. The Singapore team declined the'r guests'
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    Getting Ready For Malayan Meet
    474 22 JOHORE BAHRU. THE Police, who started very well in the Johore Bahru District Football League this season, met with some ill-luck half way through their fixtures but nevertheless they have done just enough to be runnersup in the league, only one point ahead of their
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    Selangor Tennis: A Long Tournament
    196 22 KUALA LUMPUR. THE Selangor State Lawn Tennis Championship Tournament began on April 24. It is not finished yet. Most people think it to have been far too long drawn-out. Over two months for series of events between players, all resident in or near Kuala Lumpur
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    Ball Shield Kept By High School
    852 22 MALACCA AS foretold in these columns the High School easily retained the Ball Shield for 1935. Owing to the non-participation of the regular champions of all the schools by the age limit introduced this year may expected the results to be quite open. The
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    16 23 The Johore Military Forces team winners of the falling plate competition at the recent rifle meeting
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    10 23 The Filipino baseball tcaji, Kuala Lumpur, which met the European*
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    Welcome For Negri F.A. Action
    118 23 Welcome For Negri F.A. Action SEREIN 'AN. THE committee of the Negri >embilan Football Association is being complimented on all sides on the disciplinary action it has taken in connection with the playerd who let the State side down by not turning out for the Negri Sembilan Malacca Malaya Cup
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    7-RUN VICTORY
    239 23 The S.C.R.C. credited themselves with :.-run victory at cricket over the Teachers' Association '.t Hor.g Lim Green yesterday. The Chinese declared at 117 for seven wickets, of which Henry Boon scored 30. Chew Tat was in great bowling form during the Teachers' innings and finished up with five
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    THE EVANS CUP.
    114 23 G. M Clark, with a net score of 69 das the winner of the United Engineers Limited Recreation Club annual goli competition for the cup presented by T L Evans, late general manager of tht company, played over FT»pel Go'A Course on Sunday. Detailed scores were as
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    R. THOY'S 62
    229 23 r laying un si. auuicw s otnuui ground yesterday the second eleven ol the Ceylon Sports Club were beaten by the school at crick?t by six runs. Features of the match were good pliy by R. Thoy, who scored 62 for the school, and Hamid who collected
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    105 23 The fourth 1935 monthly genera", meeting of the Amateur Sporting Association will be hi'ld on Friday, July 5, at 8 p.m. at the residence of i j Mr. Khoo Eng Watt, 41, Craig Road. Entries ior the open singles badminton championship for the A. S. A. Shield (league
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    LUNAR A.M.P.
    212 23 The Lunar Athletic and Musical Party celebrated their third anniversary at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Bungalow 'lent for the occasion) on Saturday .md Sunday. June 22 and 23. A dinner was given on Saturday and about 60 guests were present. After dinner the cucsts were entertained with musical
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    WOMEN'S GOLF.
    119 23 Garrison Team Lose To Singapore G.C. The women's golf match between Singapore G.rrison Golf Club and Singapore Golf Club, played at the Garrison Golf course on Friday, resulted in a win for the Singapore Golf Club by 6'i points to 2 The 1 scores. Garrison Golf Club players
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    S.R.C. vs. R.E.
    130 23 The following have been invited to play for the SRC. vs. RE. in a First Division match on Wednesday, at Anson Road Stadium J. Edwards T. Albuquerque (capt.) and H. Humphries; R. Barth, H. V. Street. O. Windsor G. C. Ross. J. G. Reutens. k. M. Valberg
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    CEYLONESE CRICKET LEAGUE
    58 23 The Ceylon Sports Club has arranged a cricket league for all Ceylonese residents In Singapore or Johore to be run at the end of August. Intending participants are requested to forward their names to the chairman, board of games, Ceylon Sports Club. No I entrance fee will
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    Families Awheel In The Fine Weather
    6 24 Families Awheel In The Fine Weather
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    45 24 Above Fathers, mothers and children take part In a bicycle and sidecar rally at Chobham, Surrey, with the coming of the fine weatb«r. Left A striking fashion se*n on the racecourse a 4 Ascot. Below Holiday-mak-ers keep cool on the upper reaches of the Thames.
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    21 24 M >::lgomery, .Mrs. MontKumerv and Waiter Huston (left to right) on arrival at Southampton from America for a holiday in Europe.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL FOOD SECTION
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      11 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL FOOD SECTION SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1935
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      Hints On How To Buy The Best Fruit When In The Market
      944 1 Hints On How To Buy The Best Fruit When In The Market T"HK first thing which strikes the eye on er tering the fruit market is the truly wonderful assortment spread I efore your eyes. Colour eveiy where meets the eye, red, green, white, yellow of every shade, the dark
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      Army Sergeant Taught By His Wife
      411 1 INTERNATIONAL SOUP CONTEST WON AGAINST 600 COOKS AND HOUSEWIVES VLHIAT is the most nutritious, least expensive and easiest vegetable, soup to make? An international competition has just decided this problem for all housewives. A British Army cook. Staff-Sergeant Brown, aged 41, of the Army
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      The Big, Big Howl
      40 1 The Big, Big Howl This little baby sent up a big. big howl because he objected to being weighed. If your baby protests loudly against his food read the article in page six on how t o please faddy youngsters.
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      Singapore Doctor Talks On Bringing Up Chinese Children
      695 1 Singapore Doctor Talks On Bringing Up Chinese Children AT the weekly tiffin meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club last Wednesday, Dr. Lim Eng Hae. speaking O n Bringing up children for Chine.se parents," said: Regular hours in feeding, the quantity and duration of each feed are matters of no importance
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      TO MAKE THE WORLD EAT MORE ... .
      85 1 TO MAKE THE WORLD EAT MORE International efforts to make the world eat more were advocated by the Australian and New Zealand delegates! at the International Labour Office Conference. Sir F. H. Stewart, moving tMe resolution, said although there were six per cent, more people in the world than in
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      25 1 This baby gin caught this baby tunny when out Ashing with her father near Santa Catalina, off the California!! coast. Fish builds body and brain.
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      Snacks For The Travellers
      373 2  -  JAMES HEMMING By JOURNEYS by rail often mean snacks out of a bag or at a buffet. Perhaps there is no restaurant car on your train, or it is crowded, or the times do not fit. Buns, biscuits, sandwiches, and bars of milk chocolate, the usual
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      18 2 An electric cooking apparatus which does everytning from mashing potatoes, cl-oning cutlery and mixing cakes to making ke-
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      APOLLO CAKES
      94 2 2H cups Simpson's 1 cup "Roysl Blue" self-raising flour dried apricots V 4 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons butter, 1 egg melted \i cup sugar cup milk 1 teaspoon lemon juice Cook the apricots in enough water to cover for five minutes, drain well and chop into small pieces.
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      ECLAIRS
      96 2 Vi cup Simpson's 2 egg yolks seM-raJsta? flour 1 os. butter cup milk pinch salt 1 egg white Bring butter, milk and salt to boiling point. Stir in sifted flour. Bth and cook till mixture leaves sides of pan clean. Cool. Beat in egg yolks, one at a time,
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      RICE CAKES
      89 2 6 tsbfa^woni Sknp- H cup rice son's self-rat-int 3 cups boUia^ water Hour 3 ens. well beaten twssponn salt V» cup sugir V» teaspoon rmmlU tt teaspoon nutmeg Boil the rice hard until soft and mushy. Cool. Stir in eggs, vanilla essence and nutmeg. Then add flour, salt,
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      25 2 Anne Dvorak, Warner Bros, star, whose latest roie is in Sweet Music with Rudy Vallee with the refrigerator she finds so useful in her kitchen.
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      Suggested Diet For The Elderly
      1573 2  -  Dr. Elizabeth Sloan Chesser DANGER OF MISUSING AND MISFEEDING THE TISSUES By IWIAX woman also grows old in bits." Teeth, joints, hair and figure alter day after day, invisibly but unmistakably, as year follows year, after we pass the frontier of youth. Most people age
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      An Easy Dish Of Fish
      228 2  -  By FREDA MARTIN cooks often find fish rather difficult to boil or fry successfully. It is usually much more simple to cook it in the oven, in a fireproof utensil which can be sent, as it comes from oven, to the table. Moreover, cooked in
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      CHEESE ROULETTES
      130 2 2 cups Simpson's self- melted butter raisin? fiour 1 r\ip grated dkWM H t«spoop sa.t tail 4 tfablesporns butter rayci.nc pepper V cup milk> (abo'-t) Sift the flour and salt into a basin. Cut in the butter (or rub in with '.ho finger tips), add miik. a.id stir
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      TOPSY-TURVY SPONGE
      126 2 1W cups Simpsons 1 cup wuJn.; selX-rslsinj flojr It cup milk V 4 teaspoon rait 1 teaspoon var. 4 tablespoons butter caseuce V» cup sugar 1 tablespoon butter 1 agg. well oeatcr. H cup brown 4 slices pineapple, cored Sift the flour and salt together. Cream butter thoroughly,
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        110 2 "AMAZING EXPERIENCE!" In any refrigerator it's Performance that counts. Thousands of Monitor Tops have been giving satisfactory daily service for l f~~ L over 5 years, and to-day these Sealed-in- 1 Steel mechanisms are as good as when new. |P^) y atjfc Forget the years of research behind their I?§i
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        240 3 FOR BREAKFAST FOR TIFFIN FOR DINNER |I^ "IDEAL" in your coffee Fish Custard »••*■>« White Soup <r.,4_, I^^>OC IDEAL H with your porridge BSBfAVmmm, VX or m :i SAiS^iMt SBH* K^ l{ \/1 x r Turnip. Onion. »•*<>» 0/ Varfforine.. If i^4l iV \Vy Crease a fireproof dish.. Wash and
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      Taps Control The Gas
      219 4 THE choice of a cooking stove is one of the most important decisions which a housewife has to make, since inadequate or unsatisfactory cooking arrangements will spoil the best and most carefully chosen food. A gas cooker when properly used Is the most satisfactory and economical
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      FOOD THAT BUILDS HEALTH
      262 4 DEFORE adopting any food as a regular part of the daily diet, careful attention should be paid to its value from a health point of view. It is recognised by health experts, physical culturists and the public generally, that Shredded Wheat is a 100 per cent,
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        213 4 ■5^ When I grow up\ A -if*" 4t!* mfc Well, we hope she will be. Thfe weet Uddie naa had the JB best kind of chance brought up on 'Allenburys' since she was a tiny mite. Now look at those \"-^^B'' lovely straight limbs, perfect pro- t > tH portions
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        278 4 lob fflkt ONLY Why has wheat been the sta- Shredding distributes the pie food of man since time began? precious nourishment evenly Why is it that no other food has throughout the shreds and rendever been found to take its place? ers them 100 per cent, digestible Because wheat is
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      Diet For The Adolescent
      1794 5  -  Dr. Elizabeth Sloan Chesser Food Is Of Paramount Importance Between Ages Of Fourteen And Twenty By A DOLESCENCE is that period of time, in t'.ie life cycle of the individual, which intervenes between childhood and maturity. Between fourteen years and twentylour a human being goes through
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      Judging Britain's Best Cider
      13 5 Judging cider at the recent Brewers' Exhibition in London
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      Empire Cocktail Shaking Championship
      31 5 Barmen iroin all parU of the Empire competed recently at a cocktail -mixing competition in London. Three thousand cocktails were mixed, shaken and tasted during the competition.
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      Munich Bakers Show What They Can Do
      39 5 The craftsmen of Munich, the Bavarian capital, took part in a pageant in connection with a Day of Art. The picture shows bakers with the big loaves they carried in the procession.
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      Professor Talks On Food
      265 5 PROFESSOR E. P. Cathcart. F.R.S.. of Glasgow University, addressing the annual conference of the Scottish National Health Visitors' Association at Stirling, said all the chatter about feed which they heard today had a very bad effect in making sensitive people become food conscious. People became food
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      THIN TOMATO WITH VERMICELLI.
      96 5 If you have to think of your weight, you may like to try this soup, which is delicious. Cut 5. couple of large onions in sices. and cook them slowly in a little pork fat for a few minutes. Add half a dozen quartered tomatoes and
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      Teaching Girls To Cook
      21 6 Girls at work in the kitchen of the Florence Nightingale International House, London, learning how to cook.
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      The Mysterious Vitamins
      407 6 VITAL PRINCIPLE IN DIET WITHOUT WHICH MANKIND WOULD DISAPPEAR •THE discovery of a certain property or quality in several kinds of food, apart from the simple nutritive substances, is proving invaluable in the prevention and cure of illness. Vitamin is the vital principle in diet, and without
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      BROWNIES.
      104 6 cup Simpson's If cup brown sugar, wholemeal firmly self-raisinß flour packed 3 tablespoons butter 2 eggs, well beaten 2 tablespoons cocoa 1 teaspoon vanilla essence 4 cup chopped nuts Dissolve the cocoa in sufficient boiling water to make a smooth paste, add the butter and mix well together. Add
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      When The Children Are Tiny
      684 6 Novel Ways Of Serving Plain Food To Tempt Appetites Of Faddy Two- Year-Olds By Our Nursery Expert \yIIILE children are tiny the question of diet is simple. For the first six months milk is the staple food, then thickened feeds and jellies are introduced gradually,
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      BAKED GINGER PUDDING.
      91 6 2 cup* Simpson s sell- 4 cup brown sugar raising flour 2 eggs, well beaten >i teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons golden 1 dessertspoon ginger syrup 2 tablespoons butler 6 tablespoons cold coffee Sift the flour, salt and ginger together. Cream the butter and sugar. Add eggs and
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      Horse And Soldier In Marzipan
      38 6 The Battle of the Somme," a fine model of a horse and soldier worked in marzipan, which was a feature of the Confectioners' and Bakers' Exhibition at the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, London.
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      Some Dainty Salads To Tickle The Palate
      404 6  - Some Dainty Salads To Tickle The Palate Mary Brown By 11THEN appetites fail, nothing restores them more quickly than a daintily-prepared salad. Here are some as pretty as they are delicious, and as good for one as they are pretty. CARMEN. Cut up some grilled and peeled pimentoes and mix
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      JELLY DELIGHTS.
      100 6 14 cups Simpson's 2 eggs self- 4 cup tart red jelly raising flour cup milk *4 teaspoon .«alt 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 tablespoons butter K cup desiccated 4 cup sugar coconut Cream the butter and sugar. Add eggs and beat well. Stir in coconut Lastly, add sifted flour
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      SAVOURY DUMPLINGS.
      91 6 (for Soup) V! lb. Simpson's self- grated rind Vfc lemon raising flour a little pepper 2 oss. shredded suet H teaspoon dried Vi teaspoon salt herbs 1 dessertspoon 1 small onion, finely chopped chopped parsley Sift the flour, salt and pepper into a basin and add the other
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      VANITIES.
      95 6 Itt cups Simpsons '4 cup milk self- cup Royal Blue raising flour seeded rklsins, Vi teaspoon salt chopped cup butter cup sugar 4 cup nut meats, 2 eggs, well beaten coarsely 3 squares unsweetened broken chocolate, melted H te— poon vanilla essence Cream tne butter and sugar. Add the
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      GIFT TO ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
      260 6 piiKSKNTED by Horlicks Malted Milk Company Limited, in commemoration of their lac chairman. Sir Ernest Horlick. Bar;., and on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty. King Goorge V." This notice, inscribed on a silver plaque, is attached to either side of a
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      Some Fruits Have Twice The Body-Building Nourishment Of Others
      375 7 Some Fruits Have Twice The Body-Building Nourishment Of Others H fruit i? chiefly valuable as a mild stimulus to the organs of digestion and on account of the beneficent acids and mineral substances that it contains. The most nourishing fruits, the banana, date, prune, fig and raisin, have more than
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      REFRIGERATION IN THE HOME
      268 7 J^EFRIGERATION in the home is now considered to be essential by most Malayan house wives and tnere are a number of reliable domestic refrigerators with a wide range of prices depending on whether a small utility model or a h:rge de luxe model is required. A
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      Birthday Cake For Hospital
      67 7 A birthday cake 10 feet in diameter and bearing twenty-one candles, was exhibited at the coming-of-a»e celebrations of Staines Hospital, Middlesex. The celebrations were organised by the women of the district, and the proceeds were allocated to a new women's ward. Each candle on the cake
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      KNOWN FROM THE POLES TO THE EQUATOR
      579 7 MY earliest recollection of Horlicks was that of being given a cup as a special treat when visiting a tea room with my mother. Later in life, I frequently indulged in it (when in funds) at railway stations, tea shops etc. "three pence
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      Why Certain People Have A Positive Dread Of Certain Kinds Of Food
      445 7 Why Certain People Have A Positive Dread Of Certain Kinds Of Food A VERSION from certain kinds of food or a positive dread of them is often regarded as a mere fad." There is, however, in some instances a sound physiological reason for the dislike or the fear of specific
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        161 7 A very well-known Singapore lady tells us: I personally have a glass of Horlick's iced co!d together with a dry biscuit for lunch. I find that I do not get that usual drowsy feeling— and certainly not that distended uncomfortable effect which follows as a result of a meaL My
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        53 7 ■H ir~ 25 I i^k_*9 nk MKkrZ* pays to w H I 2 KM a little more f^B jfcpT!. mk for a PROVED B^j^H-^^^Et W U5 ■^-Jh Refrigerator. WpP fl^o3| Operation by jjfc^ 1 Kerosene, or '*3P s^B I Electricity. V^B RiSHH ECONOMICAL ESffivß E*g^<» «BI —silent. "-^i"^^— -■—^^-i"— i^»
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      How To Make Your Vegetables Look A ttractive
      691 8 By Our Cookery Expert VEGETABLES quickly lose their attractive green colour unless they are cooked with special care. Some vegetables require more water than others, but the lid should ne\er be used while they art cooking. Spinach should not require any water.
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      PINEAPPLE SANDWICH
      139 8 2 cups Simpson's 1 teaspoon lemon self-raising flour juice >. teaspoon salt 1 cup castor sugar 4 tablespoons butter 1 egg, unbeaten cup milk Sift the flour and salt together. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat well.
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      Everything Is Done By Electricity
      19 8 This all-electric kitchen was a feature of the recent Ideal Home Exhibition in London
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      Cooking By Electricity
      281 8 IUIANY a woman with a reputation for being a good cook has found, when she uses an electric cooker, that she can justifiably say, I really am proud of my cooking-" I No other form of heat is so absolutely trustworthy and consistent. With electricity there is
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      MELODY PUDDING
      152 8 2 cups Simpson's cup milk self-raising flour 2 cups sliced apple teaspoon salt cup "Royal Blue" 2 tablespoons butter seeded raisins Sift the flour and salt together, rub In the butter. Mix to a light dough with the milk. Roll out to a quarterinch in thickness on a
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      Tiger Beer's Quick Progress
      184 8 fHERE is no doubt that in the two and a half years Tiger brand beer has been on the market it has made an enormous number of friends. This is as it should be because no pains are spared in making Tiger beer as good as
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        91 8 joined Heat-* Reaper Cooton© WHEN you get your Electric Cooker you will find it is even more economical than \y m^< There's a reason xs> 1 jN No heat escapes from an Electric L- fti Cooker, so even after the Electric ll &ft current has been switched off j <JJ
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        73 9 Ilffip^^ It* Finest Ingndhnts IwilUwl^ A-, m the Finest Brew mml Lfwis f Makes the Finest Men 1 WWMFIt 1 IJTMiLT^ and the Finest Women On the beach ?if #^S>w-^3i l^^" B l 'r' *****1 jBHkT t£^^ft i i i i i i t^l 'i TiH "^TiX^^^ I .^p^. 'ii
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      How The Biscuit Business Progressed In The Past 80 Years
      1287 10 How The Biscuit Business Progressed In The Past 80 Years 'THE French Revolution, the Revolution of transport by the advent of Railways, the Battles of Waterloo and Trafalgar, were events ;4ill fresh in the minds of people when in 1851 the late William B. Jacob laid the foundation of the
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      Of Jacob And Co. Has
      19 10 Feeding biscuit litoprs into a travelling oven ni.iuus emerging from a marsh mallow depositor
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      SALMON TREATS
      80 10 -1 cup Stepson's self- teaspoon salt 2 floUr teaspoon pepper L 3 cup milk 1 small tin salmon. 2 tabkwvoons melted drained 1 small tin sweet butter corn, drained Beat the eggs well, add the milk and butter. 81ft the dry ingredients. Blend thoroughly with the egg mixture.
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      Why Not Try Tiffin In The Garden
      334 10 By MURIEL RAPSON. QIVEN the right kind of weather, nothing can be more delightful than a meal out of doors and here I am thinking not of picnic snacks, but a set party. A small luncheon party in the shade of the trees
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      Great Firm Begun By Two Brothers Scarcely Out Of Their Teens
      819 10 Great Firm Begun By Two Brothers Scarcely Out Of Their Teens The House of Maconochie was established in 1865, and all through the seventy years the history of the firm has been one cf triumphant expansion. 'Fine Quality" has been the watchword from the beginning and the everincreasing demand for
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      TOPPING SPICK CAKE
      163 10 2 cupe Simpson's sell- V 4 teaspoon mixed raising flour spice K teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon cinnamon cup brown sugar, M teaspoon each of firmly packed cloves, nutmeg and 1 egg, well beaten mace cup milk Sift flour, salt and spices well together. Cream
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      ORANGE SHORTCAKE
      207 10 2 cups Simpson's 1 3 cup butter self-raising flour 1 egg H teaspoon salt 2 3 cup milk, water 1 tablespoon sugar or orange juice grated rind of 1 orange Sift dry ingredients. Cut in the butter. Add orange rind. Beat egg in measuring cup and add liquid
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        75 10 w PRODUCTS The House of Maconochie was established in 1865, and all through the seventy years the firm has been producing delicious things to eat to fill the ever-increasing demand from all over the World. PAN VAN MIXED GRILL PICKLE SAUSAGES POTTED MEAT FISH PASTES HANDY MEAL in glasses tins
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      Hors D'Oeuvres: If You Like Them Try Them Hot
      400 11  - Hors D'Oeuvres: If You Like Them Try Them Hot Freda Martin By IJOT hors d'oeuvres are often much appreciated and they make a welcome change in the menu. It is often difficult to think of something a little out of the ordinary run of food to serve first at a
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      VIENNESE FRUIT CAKE
      109 11 a cups Simpson's l teaspoon lemon self-raising flour juice teaspoon salt 1 pkt. "Royal blue" 4 eggs, separated mixed fruits 6 ozs. butter cup castor sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla essence Beat the butter, sugar and egg yolks together until light and well mixed. Flour the fruit (with
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      COCONUT TASTIES
      108 11 1 cup Simpson's pinch salt wholemeal 1 egg yolk beaten self-raising flour with 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon milk 3 ozs. butter or dripping 3 tablespoons coconut Rub butter into flour; add sugar, salt and coconut. Mix to a very dry paste with eggyolk and water. Roll out
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      Judging The Champion Beer Of England
      37 11 Eight hundred and seventeen different brews were judged by thirty men in the beer competition organised in connection with the recent Brewers Exhibition in London. Picture shows experts judging the beer.
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      Bovril Is A Food Both Nourishing And Stimulating
      912 11 HTHE two great health factors are nutrition and hygiene. All food should be chosen for the nourishment it gives, and when the food has been chosen the utmost cleanliness should be observed in its preparation. It is just in these two essentials
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      When You Give A Tea Party Be Careful Of The Tea You Serve
      470 11  - When You Give A Tea Party Be Careful Of The Tea You Serve Cynthia Millward By \I7HERE you can think of ten or twelve women whose dinner or luncheon parties enjoy a great reputation among their friends, you can probably think of but one who is noted for her teas.'
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        77 11 Ik-sides taking Bovril as Bovril sandwiches are so an invigorating drink, yeu tasty, so refreshing and so will find it invaluable in very sustaining. They are the kitchen. Its rich, de- extremely economical; a lightful, meaty flavour 4 oz. bottle of Bovril makes makes nil kinds of savoury over 100
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        232 11 r J f m3l products LACTIC CHEESE This Cheese has an exceedingly beneficial effect on health generally and on the digestion in particular. It helps to keep the system healthy and Is recommended by thousands of the medical profession. St. Ivel Lactic Cheese has a delicious Cheddar flavour and is
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      Use Cereals In Preparing Tasty Economy Dishes
      383 12 THE ready-to-cat cereals which we are all so familiar with as a breakfast dish are rapidly establishing an important place for themselves in cookery as ingredients of the main dish or the dessert, for lunch or for dinner. So true is this that
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      Ox Roasted Whole During Carnival
      36 12 A ltatu-e of the opening day of a recent Southern! Carnival Week was an ox-roasting ceremony on Fairheads Green. The ox was roasted whole on a spit over an open Are.
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      A Tour Round The Singapore Cold Storage
      689 12  -  Richard Sidney By "JJGH! Whatever's that coat for?" You'll soon understand," said our guide who was showing us round the Singapore CoM Storage. A door closed behind us, and at a bound we had gone from Singapore to the North Pole. Here the
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      TOMATO CREAM SOUP
      118 12 If you are too plump, this soup is not for you, I am afraid. The ingredients are 2 tablespoonfuls of minute tapioca, IVi teaspoonfuls salt, one-eighth of a teaspoonful pepper, 1 tablespoonful sugar, 2 cupiuls of tomato pulp (made by stewing one and quarter pounds of tomatoes
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      37 12 The Devon County Show, the first big agricultural show of the year, is taking place at Barnstaple, Devon. The picture .-hows two lambs which were awarded first prixe. They may some day be on someone's dinner tabl*
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      DATE DELIGHT
      100 12 *i cup S.mpson's teaspoon c a r b, self-raising flou- soda (to darken U cud butter mixture) 2 cups dai-s, stoned 'ft rup sugar and cut 3 cups toft brea.l- teaspoon cinnamon crumbs 2/3 cup milk 1 teaspoon Ringer tea:poons salt Cream butter with sugar and add the
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      CHOCOLATE BREAD
      104 12 3 cups Simpson's 1 cup brown sugar, wholemeal firmly packed self -raising Hour 4 tabl -spoons melted 1 teaspoon salt butter 1 en. well beaten 1U cups milk 4 tablespoons co'ju Mix the flour and salt together in a basin. Sift in the cocoa (to free it from
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        107 12 I STIMULATES YOUR APPETITE and helps to satisfy it! No curry is complete without beer :K|H\ II 11, J|ftjfr/ And no beer completes curry like |^H «|ft jll I Hi A McEvvans. fl I Ijffl lil' ||jjl|tf( That's the great thing about McEwan's M I J|| M| jl j Chop
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      Let's Lighten Our Lunch
      200 13 "THE great enemies of a scientific diet are habit and convention Just boctlUC we were brought up to it we cling to an old-fashioned lunch although wisdom cries out in horror against it. Consider it. Lunch comes in the hottest part of the day. One is
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      Preventing That Heavy Feeling In The Afternoon
      180 13  -  Janet Hemmingway By Ing items that you nardly know you have eaten and that are kind to the digestion, like e?g mayonnaise. The more nourishing foods, incidentally, are usually found in the latter class! Foods of the first class should be banished from
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      MARMALADE CHEWS
      111 13 2 cups Simpson's 1 cup "Royal Blue" sell-raising flour seeded raisins 1 cup chopped nuts teaspoon soda (to 1 cup orange mar- darken the mixture) malade teaspoon each of 1 cup brown sugar salt, cinnamon and V 4 cup hot water ground cloves l i cup treacle 2
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