The Straits Times, 4 August 1935
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Title Section37 1935-08-04 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA I No. 189. Sunday, August 4, 1935 Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Neuspaper in Malaya. No. 189. Sunday, August 4, 1935 Price 10 cents37 words
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Article, Illustration635 1935-08-04 1 PRODUCTIONS WHICH WILL RIVAL "CLIVE OF INDIA" FRANK BUCK'S PLANS Raffles' Life And Pirate Activities As Themes (By Our Special Correspondent.) IVfiH Frank Buck, of Bring 'Em Back Alive fame, has one great ambition. He revealed it to me just before he left with Mrs.635 words
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Article95 1935-08-04 1 Heated Words Of Mussolini Rome, Saturday. Y ol7 re invincible You will soon see five continents bow and tremble before Fascist power!" declared Mussolini in his famous speech to Blackshirts on July G, only just revealed by tlu press who had to rest content with short •xtracU then.Reuter - 95 words
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Article128 1935-08-04 1 ALL YESTERDAY'S SPORT 17 VERY town in Malaya had its big sporting events yesterday. In Penang much progress was made in the All-Malayan Chinese Olympiad and many records were broken. Singapore is doing extremely well. Full report page 1 L Badminton page 20. Also in Penan g was the Jubilee128 words
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Article62 1935-08-04 1 London, Saturday. South Africans 309; Glamorgan 108 fur 3. Derby 314 Townsend 103 not out Warwick 57 for 1. Hants 261, vs. Somerset. Kent 335 Todd 128 not out, Gloucester 29 for 0 Notts 345 for 8. vs. Surrey. Sussex 363. vs. Middlesex. Leicester 137, Northants 139 forReuter - 62 words
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Article41 1935-08-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Saturday. The new session of the Assembly has re-elected for the third time the retiring chairman who recently led the commission to London in an endeavour to persuade King Prajadhlpok not to abdicate.41 words
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48 1935-08-04 1 Shanghai, Saturday, There was a serious riot at the Hengfeng Cotton Mill In Chapel this morning, considerable damage being dune to the machinery before the police arrived and restored order. The trouble arose over a reduction In wages— Sin Chew Jit Poh.Sin Chew Jit Poh - 48 words
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Article49 1935-08-04 1 (Frow Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Rubber market closed. SILVER Spot 30 3 lttd. Forward 30 5 l«d. CROSS RATE London -New York, 4.95*4. New York-London, 4.95* i. (Rate as supplied by the London office of the National City Bank of New York applied to Friday's close.)49 words
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Article34 1935-08-04 1 CHINESE OLYMPICS PICTURES The first pi i lures of the Chinese Olympics in Penanf on pages 21 and 24 were taken by a special photographer and rushed to Singapore where they arr'ved last night.34 words
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173 1935-08-04 1 Worst Flood Of The Century 2,000 HOUSES COLLAPSE Amoy, Saturday. TIIK worst flood in Fukien in the past century is being experienced in the district around Chuanchow, port on the east roast. Belated reports reaching Amoy state that rain fell unceasingly from Monday to Thursday, and intermittently boinre. with signs173 words
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75 1935-08-04 1 WILL CURE ITSELF F. B.I. PROPHECY ON UNEMPLOYMENT (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Saturday. Referring to the decrease in unemployment in July— the official figures to be published next week are stated to show, for the first time since 1930, a total below 2.000.000 the Federation of British Industry prophesies75 words
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106 1935-08-04 1 ROOFS RIPPED OFF STORM SWEEPS PEKAN AND KUANTAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuantan, Saturday. Much damage has been acne by a storm which blew over the districts of] Kuantan and Pekan this week Near Beserah, which is a fishing village about five miles from Kuantan.' several fishermen's houses had ti106 words
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Article133 1935-08-04 1 Tientsin, July 23. It is announced by the local court that the case of Gen Ma Chan-shan, who was sued by an old man, Mah Wing, for neglecting him, and counterclaimed for libel, is ordered by the court to be withdrawn on .he ground that the133 words
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Article52 1935-08-04 1 <From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Mr. G F. Staynes. the first magistrate, sat for the last time on the bench today. He is reverting to his former position of ADO., Kuala Kangsar. Prior to the court rising. Inspector Chllcott wio.ied Mr. Staynes every happiness at52 words
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Article104 1935-08-04 1 Aviator Leaves Moscow Moscow, Saturday. TTHE Soviet airman Levansky has taken off on a flight to the North Pole and (hence to San Francisco. It is hoped to establish a regular air service between Russia and America via the Pole. It is stated the airman isReuter - 104 words
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120 1935-08-04 1 BOYS' ESCAPADE STOLEN CAR CAPS! IN DITCH (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. A Chines? lad. was ordered ceive six strokes of rotan on bring convicted by the Magistrate of being concerned in the theft of a car belongir.-? to Mr Chin Tek Choon. a bu man of Selar.sor. The120 words
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Article, Illustration228 1935-08-04 1 TIIK wedding took pUtr at the Garrison Church. Tanflin, yesterday of Mr. Leslie Edward Toiler. Messrs. Moutrie and Co.. Ltd., Singapore, and Miss Lily Elisabeth Betty. who came to Malaya from London eighteen months ago. The bride is a daughter of Lieut and Mrs. T. Betty, of Blakan Mati. She228 words
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Article49 1935-08-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. A Malay engaged in clearing undergrowth In Chemor Forest Reserve was killed as a result of a large tree falling and pinning him to the ground by the legs. He was taken to hospital but died the following day49 words
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Advertisement15 1935-08-04 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great Britain.) ■ca4 (MBe* tor Malay* SINOATOBK.15 words
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Advertisement122 1935-08-04 1 OCEAN MOTOR POLICIES FINAL EDITION KEY BRAND HpHB A PRODUCT OF ylHkll SOUTH AFRICA l;.';-i y4fli^T^^^aX o ;j Of exceptional quality, KEY M Rl BRAND Brandy is of full yet '.r l^^^^^^M WV delicate flavour, and sells at a '''•'■■'HmW Mm remarkably low price. It is 'itii $E i recommended122 words
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Article, Illustration1936 1935-08-04 2 SHOCKS IN EMPRESS PLACE OLD SEAVIEW THE AIRPORT RAILWAY BUNGALOW HUNTERS CRICKET GHOSTS ON THE PADANG. IJAVE yoa erer thought of the extraordinary contrast in architectural styles that we shall see is Empress Place in thi next few years The present setting of the Victoria Memorial bmkttng wfll1,936 words
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Advertisement133 1935-08-04 2 Chevrolet THE MOST POPULAR TRUCK IN THE WORLD Since the early days of motoring in Malaya, Chevrolet vehicles have been one of the most popular on these raads. This applies especially to Chevrolet trucks. Literally thousands of these have been purchased for every conceivable transport purpose, and though many are133 words
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624 1935-08-04 3 Hates London And Wants To Live In Sarawak DAYANG ELIZABETH'S WEDDING Couple May Take Up Film Work After Honeymoon (By A Special Correspondent.) A cheque is the gift of His High- j ness the Rajah of Sarawak to his second beautiful daughter,624 words
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Article, Illustration677 1935-08-04 3 THE M. S. V. R.'s NEW O.C. WON MILITARY CROS IN FRANCE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. II has been announced that >luj > J. C. Cuthbert, M.C., who i with Messrs. Harrisons. Barker and Co Ltd., in Kuala Lumpur, bar been pro moted to the rank of677 words
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Article206 1935-08-04 3 Paris |^|ISS Joan Warner, an American stage artist, against whom was brought a charge of having danced with no visible clothing in a Paris night restaurant, was fined the equl- valent of 13s. Miss Warner said she was not nudo. but it was stated that the covering206 words
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184 1935-08-04 3 DEATH OF "AE" IRISH POET MYSTIC. Dr. George William Russell, the Irish poet, who was known to poetry lovers the world over as "JE," died in a Bournemouth nursing home. H? was 68 George Russell came from UlsUt. was educated In Dublin, and went into business there as a young184 words
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Article260 1935-08-04 3 |£AMrONG Malayu. the little settlement to landward of Katonc district, is to have a Malay verna cular school this year. Tenders have already been invited for the erection of the building and it is expected that the new school will be opened before the end260 words
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Article297 1935-08-04 3 Kuantan Tree In Bearing 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuantan. Saturday. IT may not be generally known th.it the apple, which Is among the fruits which grow so well in a temperate climate, has been grown in Malaya with a certain amount of success I recently made this297 words
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Advertisement539 1935-08-04 3 ANOTHER COMEDY TREAT FOR YOU GENE GERRARD 3 HELEN CHANDLER 'I«#|^ 4 in British International Ptrture« Mirth M*kpr s- 7,^H jkffc "ITS A BET" P^^Eyjjf I NEXT CHANGE PAVILION j J f] auoust PUNCHINELLO*^ I Streaming Local Topical Articles Cartoons Dr. Hunter On Hawkers Chopktlck Strike* Back' Aunt ■wall And539 words
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Article, Illustration332 1935-08-04 4 People With Wigs Like Cossack Hats Am a solas of laiastag adventarcs la tha interior of Northera Paaaa lasting eight laiaths. an ajaaotaa* ItiamVit Magistrate. Mr. J. CL IllaVi. rates* OfaVn James OTMaaay, asao native poMec and 28 canters aav* arrived at Par. Pastes by332 words
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Article440 1935-08-04 4 AM a bald-headed young man and in order to make my hair frow atraxii I am applying a gummy mixture. Some time ago I *as summoned to court us a witness. It was only half an hour before trie trial began I remembered that I hid not applied440 words
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Article842 1935-08-04 4 Poultry Notes BY CUR EXPERT VNY new phases have keen brought about duriag the last reaeratiea in the poultry Inatastry. This is specially true in the importance given to sanitatioa hi its application to peattry-kscainf. It is true to say that, with the exception of sound breeding842 words
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Article253 1935-08-04 4 He Wanted All Eyes On Him IT was about three months ago. I was young and friends had said that I was handsome and quite a dashing fellow. Being keen on dancing, I regularly frequented a local cabaret hall but always while in the dance-hall I made an effort to253 words
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Article53 1935-08-04 4 At the Essex County Show held in Halstead recently the Ovaltine Jersey herd added twelve more awards to its long list of successes. Entries from the Ovaltine dairy farm have been eonsptcaoualy successful at all the important agricultural show*. No less than 173 awards were gained during the53 words
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Advertisement772 1935-08-04 4 LOST 1 !b. A WEEK FOR 20 WEEKS Woman's Delight at Slimming Success How would you like to lose 20 lbs. at tut In at weeks, and at the same time iaerea** your energy and improve your health weighed today and note your weight, then buy a bottle of Kruschen772 words
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Article, Illustration858 1935-08-04 5 Spinning Damsel And Her Six Sisters. By Our Chinese Corresponuent THE only Chinese festival in which men and boys are not allowed to take part is the Nui Er Festival (Girls Festival) which is celebrated in all parts of the world where Chinese are domiciled.858 words
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Article119 1935-08-04 5 SUICIDE OF GIBRALTAR TREASURER Gibraltar, July 20. A VERDICT of suicide whUe of un- sound mind was returned here this afternoon at the inquest on Mr. D. L. Bethell, the Colonial Treasurer, who was found shot dead this morning at the Colonial Treasury.' The tragedy was119 words
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108 1935-08-04 5 METHODISTS LOSE 140,000 IN A YEAR "Disquieting decreases," in Sundayschool membership were reported at the Methodist Church annual conference at Bristol. In the past year at least 140.000 young people had passed out of their schools and at least 20,290 officers and teachers had108 words
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Article376 1935-08-04 5 Epworth leaguers of the various chapters in Singapore are requested to note that the following events will be conducted by the Union for the year 1935. Application forms and full particulars can be had from the fourth vice-presidents or frwn the honorary sports secretary, 34A. Upper376 words
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Article199 1935-08-04 5 To have terrible pain after every meal to dread eating for fear of the Inevitable Indigestion to be. in fact, a confirmed stomach sufferer such was the unhappy lot of Mrs. A. E. B until she began taking Maclean Brand Stomach Powder. "I am writing to199 words
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Advertisement645 1935-08-04 5 A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFITS is guaranteed by selling HOSIERY, DRAPERY, UNDERWEAR, Men's and Boys' Shirts, Boots and shoes, etc. Regular lines of perfect poods. Shopkeepers. Marketmen and Bazaars supplied. Wonderful opportunity for beginners, good living and profit certain. ADVICE AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE. Send cash with trial order.645 words
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Advertisement890 1935-08-04 5 The Bennett College, Ltd., 4^Mk The Principal Sheffield, 461, Joo Chiat Road. WB Bennett College. "Lewaynlr* England. Singapore, SS. JV Sheffield. 27. Hunupitiya RoaJ. Dear Sirs, England. Colombo. I have pleasure in informing you that I Dear Suw^successful in the 1 9;, 1 London City and I BTTBQ C ttm890 words
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Article885 1935-08-04 6 An Irresponsible Commentary On This And That IWITH His Excellency and Mr. Lowinger and other important personages flying around Malaya cuashaw" tides, They Fly c OO1 *ttenWhy Should tlon Is directed to Not We tne convenience and speed o air transport. Let It be rubbed In, by all885 words
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Article135 1935-08-04 6 XII —A TOPICAL ENTREATY* Dear Mr, Ltncinger Tell us what to do We've too much tin and rubber And tee 9 re in an awful stew. The Government wants our money, And it's just the thing we lack. So please, Mr. Lowinger- Will you help us now you're135 words
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Advertisement437 1935-08-04 6 "WATCH OUT iSJLmL TH EY RE (pi O-"clrash!'' «^V^^ ii .l^i Not your fault But, you may have to pay! You are a -careful Driver! Even so accidents will happen and it isn't always possible to make the other man pay. And even if you do you may not be437 words
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Advertisement536 1935-08-04 6 Engineers Guide Brlgbt Prospects and Big Pay Opportunities for th« tra'ned man M«« k) ttM UaM u|«hi «l tin n( f 4 q vaJ 'f T *or t ptl ilwmH. «r I- j a«M asK Writ* TO-DAY (or th« gr«at Gutdm »htch containa tht »Mm cto«ca of anginaaring couraaa M536 words
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Article335 1935-08-04 7 Young Woman. By Carman Barnes. Werner Laurie. 7s. 6d. QHE had got back her freedom She had got back her guts!" That's what happens to Naomi, and after 300 pages it is high time she got something back, for she has lost quite a lot, including335 words
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Article768 1935-08-04 7 Story Of Changing Social Customs A Newspaper History 1785-1935 (Times Publishing Co., Ltd., 7s. 6d). IN celebration of the 150 th year of publication of The Times a full-length history of that great English newspaper is being published, but in its 150 th anniversary number which appeared768 words
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Advertisement427 1935-08-04 7 MARCHINGf ORDERS/ 1 J^^foUß PAINFUL ©orms When Radoz gives a corn It* marching orders it GOES! And goes for joodl Just read what Radox did (or this corn ■ulfcrer:— "J suffered with four corns Jor five year* and it uas torture to walk. 1 tried all kinds of remedies without427 words
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Advertisement797 1935-08-04 7 Glands Made Active and Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours American Dodor't Discovery Strength- -W^ o rE d .n b d\mb n i^n? ens Blood, Nerves, Body, Memory, /J g| S&'SS w"oSM*»iE Rnin Uucrlo* and FnHuranrp aWatt dle or older nßoa." And Drain, muscies, aim cnourancv TwM HI a widely797 words
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Article, Illustration359 1935-08-04 8 TANKS AND CARS GET MOST CHEERS AT KING'S REVIEW. Aidershot. •THF. King's review of his Army sn the Roshmoor Arena here before a crowd of 70,0wt. was a remarkable demonstration of the way in uhkh Great Britain's military forces are rapidly becoming mechanised.359 words
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Article172 1935-08-04 8 Parachute Had Failed GRABBED BY FALLING COMPANION Moscow. A SOVIET Army airman owes his life to a dramatic rescue in midair veritably a millionth rhanoe in life-saving. His parachute failed after he had leaped from a 'plane at a great altitude. As he was falling he172 words
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Article87 1935-08-04 8 Chicago. Jessie Reed, once the highestpaid chorus girl in the world, glorified by the late Florens ("Flo") Zieirfeld as the most beautiful girl he ever saw. Is now, a woman of thirty-eight, wtsndsag in Chicago's breadline. Miss Reed, famous in London. New York, and Chicago a few87 words
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98 1935-08-04 8 A SUICIDE'S RESOLVE NOT DETERRED BY FOUR FAILURES Paris. Resolved to end his days, a resident in a Paris suburb began with poison. To his surprise he found that it had no effect. Imperfect anatomical knowledge frustrated his second attempt, with a razor. Somewhat depressed by these failures he drank98 words
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Article226 1935-08-04 8 "Women Haters" Meet In Secret A SOCIETY, whose members have come to be known as The Women Haters," held Its first London reunion dinner in great secrecy at Grosyenor House. It was the Most Hospitable Order of the Knights of the Black Heart, to which bachelors and "irass widowers" alone226 words
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Article170 1935-08-04 8 AN attack on marriages Involving United States money and European titles was made by Mr. Justice Salvator Cotillo. of the New York Supreme Court. His remarks were contained in his reasoned decision annulling the r"irriage of Clendenin Ryan, heir to a £2,000.000 fortune, with the Countess170 words
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Advertisement363 1935-08-04 8 Healthy, nappy Childhood JL he Lady Diana Duff Cooper writes h^k 90, Gower Street, issv London, VV.C* S JjA "V June, 1934* > J ■*^>'. i\< Dear Sirs, £fjH W&^^^^^' IB cc must write and say how Bm pleased I am with the wonderful ■fl —^Skli iB results I have363 words
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Article, Illustration771 1935-08-04 9 By Max Factor Of Hollywood I IF.RE is a question for your favourite psychologist Why Is it that a man will go into a barber shop, submit to every ministration suggested by his versatile barber After tennis Eau de Ologne. —which includes being singed scented,771 words
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Article, Illustration567 1935-08-04 9 (XtiE day while Mary was playing in the garden with her brother Tom, she found a little sparrow under a bush with its wing badly hurt. She took it into th» house and tended it with great care. Every day Mary and Tom *ould feed the bird567 words
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Advertisement295 1935-08-04 9 Always Something IS ew AT A U R E L I AS THE HOUSE OF NEW THINGS NEW SOPHISTICATING DRESSES and GOWNS Just Received In I Superb Dressmaker I Technique. bIDO. No*. 5-7-9, Stamford Roadj\ FREE GIFTS THE GIFT SHOP 117 So. Ji Briif* B*a4. On all Models value $4295 words
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Advertisement66 1935-08-04 9 WRITING OF MILK: One oT the best-mccredlted professors of be<teriologr In the University of London said Ttis>t a large amount of disease Is carried by raw milk Is no lorger an opinion. it U a fact— fact as well attested as any In the domain of medical science." Use sterilised66 words
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Advertisement413 1935-08-04 9 ANNOUNCES A NEW COLLECTION Or GOWNS SPORTSWEAR FROM LONDON PARIS 2nd floor, Maynards Building, Phone 4974. 16, Battery Road. C. K. T A N G All kinds of fine Linens, Lingeries, Embroideries, Camphorwood Chests, Mahjong-Sets, Porcelain-wares, Peking-Jewels, and many other attractive Novelties. AS EXCIANE MICH IMPROVED PRICES ME GREATLY REDUCED413 words
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Article680 1935-08-04 10 E. K - E. K. By THK latest Shanghai creations' which have just appeared in Singapore include a dress of con-i trasts, another trimmed with ruch-' lagt, and a third of black silk lace; edged with black satin. These 1 three dresses reach to the heels. The first dress is680 words
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Article83 1935-08-04 10 Ever and anon comes the problem of delicacies for the picnic basket Such excursions become a burden If endless quantities of cutlery, crockery and hampers have to be transported by the party. In spite of all that Is said against them, the most practical and satisfactory solution, in83 words
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Article, Illustration622 1935-08-04 10 Navy Blue Checked With White Dayang Pearl's Plans For Her Wedding (By Oar Own Correspondent.) Sunday Times Office Fleet Street, July 17. I KNOW you will all want to know as much as I can tell you about the plans for the wedding of Miss622 words
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Article249 1935-08-04 10 Grease a fireproof dish and make a layer of cooked rice. Bone and tall some sardines, split them in half, and spread them over the rice with small pieces of tinned pimento. And more rice and sardines, and cover with enough well-flavoured stock to moisten. Put249 words
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Article622 1935-08-04 10 Popularity Without Prettiness— Can It Be Done?— Girls Who Are Different Next Week's Luncheon I HAVE only one letter to answer this week, and that is from a girl who thinks herself an ugly duckling! She was born plain, homely as the Americans put it, and622 words
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Advertisement29 1935-08-04 10 "St Ivel" Br»d Gruyere Cheese and "Chedkt" Brand Cheese Both made by the +9t %Af£it Proprietors of the *Tk> I \|^L world famous Brand— frj JACKSON CO. LTD. l^tTTolt29 words
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Advertisement132 1935-08-04 10 iHHi DANGERS OF IMPURE BLOOD E- j? The root cause of not* disease* is impure blood. /S^«g^^ If yoa suffer from Skin Disease, 1 afl Ulcers, Sores, Glandular Trouble. ■J)PH Boil*. Rasbes, Bad Legs, Rheo. icS^ifrU"! matism, Painful Joints, etc— I \%%£i Tou MUST remove the CAUSE by purifying the132 words
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Article, Illustration1837 1935-08-04 11 By Our Woman Correspondent I AM certain that many of my readers will be scanning these columns in circumstances some wh:U different to the usual Sunday morning, for Malaya is in holiday mcod this week-end. The great annual August bank holiday trek started on Friday i night1,837 words
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Advertisement85 1935-08-04 11 I *\r ■■■Jr |t *^9 JJM I MJiPff mM ft. v&r «mfm j I j She purses her lips for a purpose the purpose being an easy entry for Nestles Chocolate Try any of these: Nestk's Milk Chocolate Croquettes, each rolled in silver foil. Nestles Chocolate Wafer Biscuits, simply delicious.85 words
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Article276 1935-08-04 12 |L|ALAYA'S trade back: to preslump level, dividend declarations, salary cut restoration, leave and retirement, healthy exchequers that Is one side of the picture of life in this country. The Sunday Times is well aware, however, that not everybody has yet been able to fit himself or herself into276 words
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Article, Illustration1125 1935-08-04 12 By Our Shipping Correspondent. MANY decades have passed since Singapore harbour, visited by windjammers of nearly a dozen nations, was a forest of all, shapely masts when the gi at clippers from Britain and from the United States of America called here for stores, pausing in1,125 words
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Article240 1935-08-04 12 PKOM Bruas comes a report of a pineapple freak— eicht fruit* on one stalk. There's nothing la that Look what grapes and bananas can do! "This happened at 4.30 in the afternoon. In broad daylight," says a K.L. report II It had happened "at 4.30240 words
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Advertisement192 1935-08-04 12 NEW WORLD SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatre* and Cinemas. ALHAMBRA TODAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 STILL THE ■■w^p^p^pj BIGGEST i*X» bY Attrict feH in TOWN NEXT CHANGE -30 BIG STARS in "GIFT of GAB" I THE HILARIOUS TALE OF A MAN OF I I PEACE, WHO NEABLY BECAME A192 words
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Advertisement101 1935-08-04 12 I NATURE'S CURE Dr De JONGH'S t IGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL contain* VITAMINS A and O IN CORRECT PROPORTION WITH ALL TH« OTHER VALUABLE CONSTITUENTS of Cod Uvot Oil Hifhty ncwiiwwm ty i<w rtodkal Pretanlon (or e*«r EIGHT* tmn m Om it««imm oi CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS RHEUMATISM INFANTILE and101 words
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Miscellaneous11 1935-08-04 12 (She Sunflag Qlimrs EDITORIAL. MANAtiERLAl AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Cecil Street Singapore.11 words
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840 1935-08-04 13 Huge Crowds Cause Upset In Catering Plans SPECIAL COCONUT SECTION Copra Bugs Exhibited Alive Under Glass (From Our Special Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. TOWNSMEN mingled almost incongruously with country folk at Kuala I umpur today at the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Exhibition which His Excellency840 words
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355 1935-08-04 13 THE POOR PLEA FOR ALLEVIATION OF THEIR LOT To the Editor of the Sunday Times Sir,— Your support for action to help those in lowered circumstances Is greatly appreciated and we sincerely hope the Municipal president and commissioners will take steps to alleviate our lot. The Rotarians are helping to355 words
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Letter222 1935-08-04 13 To the Editor of the Sunday Times Sir, With reference to the reply of the Traction Company to bus criticisms I wish to comment on the statement that the company had not been asked to run a service from Joo Chiat Place to East Coast Road via Teluk222 words
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Article, Illustration281 1935-08-04 13 RETIREMENT THIS MONTH CIR Arnold Percy Robinson, senior partner in the Arm of Messrs. Drew and Napier, advocates and solicitors, goes on leave on Aug. 31 prior to retirement at the end of the year after 28 years spent in this country. Born in 1879 and educated281 words
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Article228 1935-08-04 13 Chinese Personalities MB. Yap Geok Tw made J.r. 1935. is the el -a of the late Mr. Yap Tai Tow, leading r .reliant in Singapore. A man of enlightened and progressive views, Mr. Yap Twee takes a very keen and active Interest in all matters relating228 words
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Article240 1935-08-04 13 SIR A. MONTGOMERYMASSINGBERD It is announced that the King has approved the promotion of Gen. Sir Archibald A Montgornery-Massing-berd. Chief of the Imperial General Staff, to the rank of Field-Marshal. Sir Archibald succeeds the late Field-Marshal Viscount Byng, who died on June 6. Major-Gen. A. C. Temperley, Daily240 words
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326 1935-08-04 13 VAN KLEEF BEQUEST Four Months' Silence •pHE Singapore Aquarium and (he Van Kleef bequest have for a long time been a bone of contention between Government and the Municipality. At the beginning of this year the controversy was brought to head when the Municipality actually drew up a plan for326 words
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2991 1935-08-04 14 Nine Records Broken In Twelve Finals In One Day SINGAPORE'S SUCCESSES From Our Special Correspondents Penang Saturday. records were set up out of twelve finals in cne day! Not a b i day's sport. The weather still continues to be hot and2,991 words
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56 1935-08-04 14 TENNIS STARS JAPANESE TO TOUR MALAYA (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. Two Japanese tennis stars due In Ipoh on August 21 will give exhibition matches of singles and doubles. They ill meet Chin Kee Onn and Grut. It is understood both the Japanese will tour Malaya at the invitation56 words
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Article88 1935-08-04 14 The position of the teams competing in the Klang District badminton inter-team doublet league to date, are v follow: P. W. L. Pt«. Yale "A" (holders) If 16 3 16 Merry Ones "A" 18 IS 5 IS Seavewa 7 3 7 Klang Malays ..Ift 6 6 Lucky Star88 words
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Advertisement243 1935-08-04 14 The storr that raadr Sir James Barrie great the romance that h.is touched the hearts of million* "THE LITTLE MINISTER R.K.Os epochal screen presentation of the matchless stare saeeess. starring KATHARINE HEPBURN M JOHN BEAL— ALAN HALE. COME EXPECTING SOMETHING TREMENDOUS! WATCH FOR IT AT THE [j PAVILION Here is243 words
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Article, Illustration1428 1935-08-04 15 BIRDMAN - BIRDMAN FLYING NOTES aerodrome pending the opening of the Kallang airport has already been overcome and I hope to give full details in my next article. The school, incidentally, will be open to all nationalities and the rates will be about the same1,428 words
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Advertisement592 1935-08-04 15 Flatulence gone in 2 minutes There are many remedies that relieve flatulence— after an hour or two. Now there is one that will completely banish that distressing condition In two minutes. < This new remedy is Chardox— a nirhly-activated charcoal— fifty time 3 more effective in its action than ordinary592 words
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Advertisement94 1935-08-04 15 Tune in the World! WITH A CENTURION 10 TUBE RADIO ■1" -Si I If. *"E" L_P^^_F_i»y ____s. 1 iH*K*'i~ B**'^H flr_r _ulll ■> l3S________!___9_Si B i?w_____!Qil l I 25 r** mm! I v— li f Brs __lr* Mi 111 Brf"*** 1 I ENJOY FOREIGN RECEPTION. SOLE AGENTS, MALAYA: SEOW KUAN94 words
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Article1699 1935-08-04 16 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By AN Australian school-girl wrote on her examination paper, A Christion is a man who marries only one wife. This is caned monotony.** Every night for forty years Mrs. Smith bunt into tear* Just because soon after dark, Smith would make the same remark1,699 words
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Article, Illustration38 1935-08-04 16 With gold at its present high price, all the old fossickers who have spent a lifetime swlrl«i it in Australia are agaia basy. The pietare above was takes on the outskirts of Bendiro.38 words
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Article178 1935-08-04 16 ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY BUREAU A di*Ungui»hed gathering including member* of the Legislative Council, the various Consular represent rtivea. Trade Commissioners, members of Chambers of Commerce, and leading business men were present on the occasion of the official opening of the new head offices and studio of the Advertising178 words
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Article28 1935-08-04 16 The military prison in Stirling, the only one In Scotland, is to be r sed. all military prisoners henceforth serving their sentences at Aldershot.28 words
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Advertisement551 1935-08-04 16 My NERVESyjD^ Were Terrible JOMS# Life Was a Burden/ y^^\ NOTHING would gin if— me back my VITALITY L- j^^TA euepl YEA^VITE|(^pS^^ V\Q Deer Sir;— l fmmmd ymr Yemet-ViU" Tmmimtm imlhnf imdmwd mnd\ uould not be urithoai tkem. I tried emetrtkimc. mmd nothing mnmtd give I me bark my Vitality.551 words
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Advertisement80 1935-08-04 16 id Jl1& CORN-PAIN it gone! <$) It's marvelous how fij Wt/f y/) P*' n disappears when j^ jttjt /Vf you use a drop of if W^px L\ "GETS-IT"/ J I Vjay liquid ROYAL AIR FORCE SINGAPORE JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS SATURDAY, 24th AUGUST i Programmes will be on sale at Hotels, Clubs80 words
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Article, Illustration37 1935-08-04 17 I i BATHERS ON THE ROOF: The greatest crowd of the seasson packed Enfleld Baths during the recent hot weather in England and these bathers were forced to find space on the pavilion roof.37 words
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690 1935-08-04 17 Fred. J. Melville President, Junior Philatelic Society - Fred. J. Melville President, Junior Philatelic Society By IX/ITH Abyssinia much to the front tn the general news, collectors will be taking a fresh interest in the quaint stamps of the country, which first came to the notice of philatelists forty years ago. The690 words
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Advertisement272 1935-08-04 17 SILVER JUBILEE STAMPS. We are buyers of any quantity of used Silver Jubilee Stamps For good postally used specimens of Straits Settlements and Hong Kong we pay from 70 cents per hundred. Stamps damaged or perforated with firms' initials not required. Collectors who prefer to exchange their Silver Jubilee Stamps272 words
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Advertisement358 1935-08-04 17 A CAR FOR LEAVE YOUR W Km Guaranteed Can supplied with Guaranteed REPI RCHASE Price. 2M in statifc. Including all New Makes. Special Facilities. World-wide references. Write full requirement i and we will quote you by return mail, or call on arrirai at DEN MANS 132, Loag Acre. London, W.C.358 words
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Miscellaneous458 1935-08-04 17 Contract: By Culbertson IT is very difficult to bluff Grade 1— A sound opening Ud. A opix»rw»nt« out of a vulnerable Tne >est procedure. g amo 3 Chiefly for bluff purposes. ja^ My wife and I, 4 East should take some action at this /i^$^\ however, were point with a458 words
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Miscellaneous213 1935-08-04 17 Oar Crossword Puzzle T~ 1 2. I |jjp I* j 15 I rgjfc 17 I T?~ lii ii ii i 3-P—^-^-^— P— i— 25" Zto 5/ 2f* j|^ 29 so 3?i 3fc l^j PH^; ZSZI~I~I~I~I~I~ 3<o NOTE-— Figures tn Darenthewt denote the number ol letters in the words required. ACROSS.213 words
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Article158 1935-08-04 18 PROGRAMME OF MALACCA INDO-CEYLONESE A departure from the ordinary lit«»--i rary meeting will be made by the Indo(Ceylonese Association of Malacca ua Tuesday, Aug. 6. at the High School premises. Delegates from various local clubs and associations are participate in a night of speech-making, offering subjects of their choice.158 words
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Article602 1935-08-04 18 Bullseye - Bullseye Penang's Good Record— "Club 9 Atmosphere At K.L. By •yHE recently issued handbook con- i taming the rules and programme for this year's meeting of the Malaya Command Rifle Meeting must be „s complete and informative as any publication of its kind. Appendices602 words
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Article, Illustration366 1935-08-04 18 Ringside - Ringside By ff was very interested to read Young 1 Aide's letter about the welterweight title of the Orient which appeared in the local press a few days ago. Personally I think his claim is quite a Justifiable one. Frisco holds the title at the moment but recent366 words
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Advertisement98 1935-08-04 18 CADBU RYahd FRY PICTURE STAMPS OF ALL SERIES MAY NOW BE EXCHANGED x ir 3t>F Iss^^^S WW^Tm I f^K kAi bmELi ITI IS I U> \\olk i\ \*i fflH^w iiv'iV* i^"^ vs^i -TOC You may obtain any one stamp which you require from the above three series by sending any98 words
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Article, Illustration1176 1935-08-04 19 Smash - Smash Woman Singles Champion Also Unable To Go To Penang By KUALA LUMPUiL pERHAPS the Rieatest battle ever staged in the annals of this year's Malayan badminton will be the badminton tourney of the AllMalayan Olympiad in Penang this week-end when no1,176 words
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Article, Illustration694 1935-08-04 19 Two First Round Ties Give Good Promise (By Our Badminton Correspondent) SINGAPORE. ALL the important ties in the senior championship tournaments of the various States throughout Malaya have had to be postponed this week owing to the absence of all the best Chinese competitors in Penang, which694 words
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Advertisement145 1935-08-04 19 20,000 African Natives in a frenzied War Dance inspired on to Battle by the Glorious Singing of PAUL RQBESON. WAR CANOES manned by 80 native warriors shooting the Treacherous Rapids of the African Rivers! Thrilling Battles between Rival Tribes! The African Jungle filmed from a plane nnd re -eaHiig hundreds145 words
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Advertisement170 1935-08-04 19 THE DE LUXE FORD TEN ,m\LM Mwßm\ mmvmwJoß^^fj^^^^m\Zx. f W AWQ ilKT^I^^ W¥^mmfmm7 x Economy of Purchase, Operation Maintenance to but one of a score of arguments in favour and built to your own specification, built of your selection, for your own, your staff's moreover, of the finest material money170 words
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Article, Illustration1684 1935-08-04 20 L. DE SILVA SAVES THE F. M. S. Bowls Well And Then Makes 74 Not Out POOR SCORING ON A PERFECT BATSMAN'S WICKET IN spite of making a ver poor start the F.M.S. finished only 33 runs behind the Colo v with five wickets1,684 words
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Article257 1935-08-04 20 King Edward VII School Lose At Cricket TAiriNG •"pilE annual cricket match between 1 King Edward VII. School (Taiping) and Penang; Free School was held here last week, and resulted in a comfortable win for the visiting school by seven wickets. Baiting first, the local School scored257 words
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Article, Illustration93 1935-08-04 20 The Singapore team for the H.M.S. Malaya Cup Final against SHangor at the Stadium, Kuala Lumpur on Au;. 10 will be selected from: Abdul Rahman, Chia Kens Hock. Choy Khun Onn, Cl'ua Boon Lay, Chwee Chun. Dolhittah, N. Hay, Hor Khoon. H. Humphries, M. K. Hussein,93 words
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Article36 1935-08-04 20 Entries for the sixteenth annual V.M CA. swimming championship carnival will be accepted up to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Aug 8. For entry forms and all particulars apply to the general secretary. V.M.C.A.. Singapore36 words
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Article120 1935-08-04 20 Ties in the 1935 singles tournament of the Useful Badminton Party arranged lor the next week-end are as follows: Kniav. Aof. 9: I;m Jalk Kirn vs. Sng Bens Teck. Saturday. Aug. It: Wee Kirn Wee \s. N. R. Ponnusamy, George Chen vi. Lim Cheng Hong. Chin Tham Swee120 words
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Article55 1935-08-04 20 Members of the Amateur Sporting Association are reminded of the fifth 1935 monthly general meeting to be held en Wrdne3day. Aug. 7. at 8.00 Dm. at the of Mr. Khoo En-; Watt. 41. Cral? Road. Among the items on the agenda is the election of the anniversary sub-com-mittee55 words
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Article30 1935-08-04 20 The usual committee meeting of the Horllcks Badminton Party will be held today at the residence of Mr. E. Tlan Chen*. 350. East Coast Road, at 11 a.m.30 words
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Article370 1935-08-04 20 Rajasingham Wins King George V School Title (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. July 28. The annual athletic sports of the King George V. School of Seremban was held on the school padang. Unfortunately the weather interfered with the proceedings but did not dampen the ardour of370 words
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97 1935-08-04 20 ALL-IPOH FINAL PERAK JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. In the Perak Juruor tennis championships, semi-finals, boys section, Thiam Tet beat Ek Teong 6 3. 6 4 and Lip Thye beat Thajudin 6 3, 7—5. Consequently there will be an all Ipoh final li both the boys97 words
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33 1935-08-04 20 WEBER WINS POINTS VICTORY OVER CORNEJO (From Our Own Correspon lent Penang, Saturday Frank Weber gained a points victory over Fighting Cornejo last night in a twelve three-minute round contest at Wembtey Park.33 words
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Article792 1935-08-04 20 DLAY was continued this mormr. and resulted in Penang pi a brilliant victory over Selar. ,n by three games to two in the w m event while Perak defeated Johorc by three pam^s to one In the? men's event Johor- m beaten by Selangor by thre-> gam >792 words
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Article820 1935-08-04 20 Women's Games More Thrilling Than The Men's (From Our Special Representative) °enang, Saturday. The Penang Free School badminton hall was packed on Thursday afternoon when preliminary ties of one of the biggest tournaments ever held in Malaya the All Malayan Chinese Interstate Tournament were played off.820 words
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763 1935-08-04 21 GRAND CATCH PAYS $79 AND KOMOLUX $76 Whalan And Spencer Ride Two Winners Each (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan*, Saturday. There was a good attendance for the fourth day of the Penan* Turf Club jubilee meeting, today, which was favoured by Rood weather.763 words
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Article370 1935-08-04 21 MORE ASIATICS WIN BY THREE WICKETS A Ceylon Sports Club's team was b.-aten at cricket yesterday at Balestier Plain by a team of Johore Asiatics by three wickets In a whole day match. Scores CSC: P. Ratnasabapathy run ou" 10. K Thillanathan b Mantam 5, T K. Retnam370 words
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Article, Illustration28 1935-08-04 21 The Penaag men's tennis team who beat Patuuig in the nrsi ruuuu. Lett to rtcht: Mmck Jta. Tbeaa Scaac Cfceah Wat Im, Cheah Wat Hon. Yeoh Wee Ycanp28 words
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Article156 1935-08-04 21 De Souza Brothers Not Playing: Tennis At K.L. J^ALACCA wIU have only a passing ITI interest in the lawn tennis championships of Malaya this year. Neither HM.de Bouza Jr., Malacca's No. 1, nor his brother. P. P. de Souza, are taking part in the tournament. The brothers de156 words
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Article322 1935-08-04 21 Chin Kee Onn Grut Lose To Singapore Pair (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The Malayan lawn tennlg championships were continued here today. One of the outstanding results was the defeat of Chin Kee Onn, the Malayan champion, and R. L. Grut of Perak by the322 words
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Article211 1935-08-04 21 Port Diduofi Jury 30. On Saturday a friendly game of bauminton was played at Paslr Panjang the Port Diclcson Malays Badminton Party defeating the Paafar Panjang Combined Badminton Party by 6 games to 2. The winners secured 3 out at the 5 loubles games and aD the211 words
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Article, Illustration18 1935-08-04 21 Chan Ah Kow (Medical Caflege). winner of the 126 yards hurdles at the Inter-OBece Sports yestertey hi acOaa.18 words
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366 1935-08-04 21 Four New Records Set Up In Inter-College Sports The third annual inter-college sports meeting between nafnes College and Medaeal CoUe«e was held yesterday afternoon on the Raffles College ground In Buklt Timah Road. The Kay Mouat Challenge Cup which was held by Raffles College366 words
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Article147 1935-08-04 21 VICTORIES FOR PERAK AND SELANGOR (From Car Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, B&larday. In conjunction with the MA HA Gold Cup Competition presented by the four Suitans of the F.MS some yean back which was revived this year, two aoeeer matches were played today on the Stadiam In147 words
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Article905 1935-08-04 21 Sikh And Malay Police Teams Already Training Hard: Old Boys And The Competitions: Badminton ALOR STAK. ALTHOUGH the official hockey season has not been herohted keen practices have been going on among the different teanw. The Police, both the Sikhs and the Malays, are training hard. The905 words
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Article111 1935-08-04 21 The draw for the Duffers' Cup to be played at the Island Club on Saturday is: Preliminary Round. E. Yean Bee vs. M. C V Martia, J W. Raitt vs. L. H. Stewart. T C. Yap vs. Chla Chin Siew K. Tajlri vs H. Sasaki. B. H111 words
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Article174 1935-08-04 21 Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A. played here, the Kuala Lumpur association won by two c Roals, both goals being scored d >t the second half. Piny was of a a- ermtc natare. The scorers were Row and C. GrenJer. (Prom Our Own Ccrrcspor.der.t Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The174 words
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780 1935-08-04 22 " Argus - Argus By Malayan Sports Jottings Will Annamites Win Malayan Tennis Honours? Sir Julien Cahn May Bring Team Here SINGAPORE. MALAYA'S big week-end of sport is upon us. The volume of sporting events held during the August bank-holidays probably surpasses all other holiday week-ends in780 words
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Article, Illustration414 1935-08-04 22 Three Japanese Enter For Malayan Championships: School Relay Team's Success: Major Bretherton Fails To Catch Eye Of Selectors SCREMBAN. AMONG the large number of entries for the Malayan lawn tennis championships in Knala Lumpur will be found the names of several competitors from Nc^ri Sembilan. This to414 words
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Article, Illustration25 1935-08-04 22 The Setangor Chinese (Chin Woo) Athletic Association, the champion team of the Selangor Chinese Amateur (third) Athletic Meet, 1935, which was held in Kuala Lumpur.25 words
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Article, Illustration562 1935-08-04 22 Yon bin Mian Attempting The Malayan Title First Johore Malay To Play For F.M.S. Ml AR. "THIS week I am writing these notes from .Muar instead of from Johore Bahru Here in Muar I found many young Chinese and Malay boys in soccer togs which shows that562 words
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Article178 1935-08-04 22 JOHORE POLICE INTERCIRCLE LEAGUE (From Our Special Representative^ Muar. In the annual Police soccer competition for the "Bell Cup" presented by Mr. R. C. Bell, formerly C.P.O, Segamat. Batu Pahat beat Segair.at at Muar by four goals to nil In the Northern Circle on Thursday before a178 words
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Article, Illustration2155 1935-08-04 23 " Echo - "Echo" Malayan Sports Jottings Should Kuala Lumpur Be Tie Permanent Venue? By KUALA LUMPUR. /"*OOD weather, good organisation, pood standard of achievement (with two new records), good crowds everything went well with the Malayan A. A. A. champioaahips here last week-end. Siive for2,155 words
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Advertisement215 1935-08-04 23 IllW THE KING OF IKE A RECORDS AUGUST ISSUES ARRIVED. /4«=/h\ Sole Agents For Malaya OOU* T. M. A. MUSIC HOUSE, SINGAPORE. V, .J A 4Hbsbbbbb4bs! iaff^ a»f iasV jfl OUTBOARD MOTORS FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE Stocks held of latest models 1 1 to 59 h.p. are obtainable. Our comprehensive215 words
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Article, Illustration132 1935-08-04 24 The band leading the parade at the opening on Friday of the All-Malayan Chinese Olympiad ia Penang Selangor men's and women's tennis teams. The parade at the opeuiug ceremony of the All-Malayan Chinese Olympiad in Penang on Friday. The Pahang tennis team which lost to132 words
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Advertisement152 1935-08-04 24 MODERN ARTISTIC FURNITURE designed and made by SUN WAH COMPANY 83. VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England) Fire, Life. Marine. Accident. Guarantee and Motor ASSETS tiiO.OOO.OGO Arthur C. Potts. Manager 3c InderwriUr Eastern Branch. HMOAItMU I EXAMINE TIME CLAIMS OF NUMOL THE KECCNS.^tCTIVE FOOD SEND152 words
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Miscellaneous75 1935-08-04 24 Head Office: Cecil SUret. Si -apore Phone 5471 (5 lineo «itf» estensims t« all Depart* MenU. Kuala Liunpui. Office: 25 Java Street. Phone: 3683. London Office: 40 13 Fleet S'reet. London, EVA. Phone: Crrtral 3668— 3«t9. Tele: Leadmala> a." SIBSCRIPTION KATI I 3 months 51.641 (Malaya) 3 SIM (Outside M75 words
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