Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 2 December 1934
1934-12-02
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Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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Title Section15 1934-12-02 1 The Sunday Tribune v^ra^-Np 28 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1934. FTVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune15 words
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Article264 1934-12-02 1 Colonial Secretary's Interest I (By Air Mail). i (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 21. THE Home Government's interest j m the Malayan Wild Life Commission's report was brought I out m Parliament on Thursday when the following questions ap- j peaied on the Order Paper:264 words
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Article337 1934-12-02 1 Mr. R. R. Stracey And Miss Bartholomeusz A PRETTY wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon. The bridegroom was Mr. Robert R\!ph Stracey, son of the late Mr. A E Stracsy and Mrs. Strac y. Of County Antrim and Madras, am! the bride Mss Ursula337 words
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Article82 1934-12-02 1 Thousands Rendered Homeless Melbourne, Dec. 1. FIVE people are dead and 1,500 have been rendered homeless m the Melbourne area alone as a result of the worst floods m Melbourne's history, following 30 hours of very heavy ram and gales. In many places the centen aryReuter - 82 words
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1009 1934-12-02 1 Grand Rally Of Youth BIG CROWD AT JALAN BESAR Contingents From Johore And Malacca Singapore, Saturday. JHE Boy Scouts, Wolf Cubs and Girl Guides of Singapore gathered at the Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon and accorded an enthusiastic welcome to their Chiefs. Lord Balen-Powell,1,009 words
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Article, Illustration11 1934-12-02 1 A life-saving display at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday for Lord Baden-Powell.11 words
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Article178 1934-12-02 1 Mr. Bruce Pleads For Empire Co-Operation (By Air Mail.) (FWm Our Own Correspopdenil London, Nov. 20. THE need tor the fullest possible understanding between all th^ parts of the British Empire m this ag3 of economic nationalism was urged by Mr. S. M. Bruce High Commissioner for Australia,178 words
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Article66 1934-12-02 1 A BARGAIN Huge- Response To "M.T." Offer fiHEKE has been a huge resJ ponsc- to the Malaya Trihunt's "Small-Advert.-Week M offer which commences tomorrow-. Monday's Tribune will contain column after column of small SALE or WANT adverts, any one of which may be a BARGAIN to YOU! Don't miss the66 words
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Article98 1934-12-02 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh China Pursues Rigid Opium Policy Shanghai, Dec. 1. DR. Fens V, 1 Laii, yfche dean of the Faculty of Literature of Chinghua University, Peiping, has been released by the authorities. He has now returned to Peipins i Paoting. Dr. Sun Chun, a professor98 words
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Article30 1934-12-02 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Dec. 1. A BIG fire occurred at Mukden on Thursday. General Li Chai Chun's residence was burnt down together with other houses.30 words
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Article705 1934-12-02 1 SON OF KILLE D PRESIDENT INTERVIEWED IN SINGAPORE Decided Views Does .Not Expect A War i Special To Sunday Tribune > A Singapore, Sai iiiyiaj AN interesting visitor Singapore is Dr. Harry A. Garlield, son of former Resident Garfield of the United States, who was assassinated by a disappointed offioo705 words
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Advertisement18 1934-12-02 1 goodwood Park Hotel TENNIS COURTS em now be reserved at $1 an evening, for Res?rva tions Phone 6490.18 words
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Advertisement91 1934-12-02 1 I l'llp|i.i..l..t:<i: :|'-I>.|M :|;,|.,4>:| I 5 A.M. EDITION j :HO M E FOOTBALL I ;RESULTS TABLES APPEAR ON PAGE 2 i it. i. <i ti.ii iii i,Hiiin|;:im«iin; jC Lr' S *»4DE MA^ n Ln v ru PLn v rd fi Ln Lr ru p. Ln v ru p. S 091 words
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Advertisement11 1934-12-02 1 N.E.M. j EmpJoyci.s Mutual. INSURE YOU Fire, Burglary. Motor, Workmen's Compensation.11 words
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1657 1934-12-02 2 AN EASY WIN BY SEVEN-NIL INTERESTING HOME SOCCER Leaders' Equal Points MOTHERWELL FORWARDS RUN RIOT London, Saturday. HEAVY scoring m many matches was a feature of to-day's football results, and as a consequence of certain interesting games m the First Division, three teams now tie1,657 words
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Article433 1934-12-02 2 Nurse's Plucky Crawl For Help SEVERAL limes on the point of collapse while she gave evidence, I nor Tibed at a Paddington tooue.it how a young doctor at a Lone.on met his dead: at midnight i\nd nefself received serious injuries. fairy concerned Dr. Roger Scot. Richmond.433 words
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Article107 1934-12-02 2 Make-Up Which Displeases The Nazis Berlin. CASES of molestation In the streets of women visitors from abroad Who were wearing ma&e-up which Naiis 1 condemn, has !ed Lhe police authorities oi Jena to publish a warning trm. swh attacks must cease. Th? warning states: "It is especially regrettable107 words
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Article128 1934-12-02 2 Housing Of Moscow's Tube Railway Workers Moscow. Oirls doing work m connection .vKh tha build n^- of Moscow's new underground railway are housed m a specially-construc-ted underground 'Yity." The girls are nearly all members of tfc Comfiiunist Youth League and spent most i ol their time below the128 words
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Article42 1934-12-02 2 Shanghai. A Chinese policeman was talking wUh some of his comrades about the loss of Mamhuria to China. As he talked his patriotic fervour Kic&me more intense. Suddenly he drew fii: his pistol nnd blew out his brains. j ,L.42 words
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Article36 1934-12-02 2 Detective Inspector Arrested London. Dee. 1. DETECTI VE-INSPECTOR Bony was arrested after the case m which he imsueteasfwUv sued a newspaper for libel, arising- out erf allegations of his collection with Stavisky. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article111 1934-12-02 2 i D. E. 1. Government's Action Batavia. D^e. 1. THE Netherlands East Indies Government has changed the export regu- i lat'ens for both estate and native rubber. i From Dec. 15 it will only be officially I ecnonired vhat estate owners and dealers are entitled to holdReuter - 111 words
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Article169 1934-12-02 2 Elimination In United States Army Washington THE United States Army is going to weed out its "arm chair" aeroplanv p lo*s. It is going to make all Air Corps officers with fifteen or more ye:; is service U> undergo test? of flying; ability, j The <es's are169 words
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Article146 1934-12-02 2 Appendicitis Treated By Wireless Montreal. Quebec. How a doctor on ano&C hundrrds of miles away treated an append!- i citis case by wireless and saved a man's I1 f o was toid when a freigh ••Canadian Constructor* arrived here. I The "Canadian Constructor was j three146 words
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Article104 1934-12-02 2 Over 1,500,000 Greeks And Turks Exchanged is anbul. i The Greco-Turkish Mixed Commission j for the Exchange of Population has finished ks labours and has been dissolved Created m 1923, the Corn mission has been responsible for the exchange of over a million and a half104 words
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Article42 1934-12-02 2 L ■i do Sa. v vday. principal Rugby resuiis tc-davVoie fci follov/s: Glasgow S Edinburgh (Inter-City) K.xM.A Woolich 0 R.M.C. Sandhurst 12 i Llanelly 6 Bridrend 0 Penarih 3 Neath 0 Edinbuj-firh Wands. 25 Stewartoniana v H.notonians 16 Lanprholm ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article482 1934-12-02 2 General Post Office Statement MEMBERS of^the public aie notified that an inland Express Delivery Service has been introduced m the Straits Settlements md Federated Malay States. The service is available for all types of correspondence except Parcels There are two types of Express Delivery Service: SERVICE l.482 words
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Article79 1934-12-02 2 Sydney. A man here has had a piece of win m his throat for iwo years— withofl' knowing it. Two years ago Mr. C. Wurth wu working or- a seed drill when a piece o; :hin wire about three-quarters of r inch long flow off79 words
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Advertisement163 1934-12-02 2 I Ws time now to think of a very I personal gift tor those you love. «8J pS I There's nothing so distinctive as Its norm too early jor Christmas I z.ttzngs you have more leisure lS^^*^k!3%lV your portraits will be ready for early j LIGHT STUDIO I 24 >163 words
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Advertisement69 1934-12-02 2 CHILDRENS WOOLLIES! IN THE LATEST STYLES. I I SHACKELTON SIiTS, IN WOOL OR (LOTH/ I COMPRISING CAP, COAT BREECHETTES I PRICE FROM .57.95 PER SUIT I PRAM SETS. ALL WOOL CONSISTING OF I CAP, COAT AND BREECHETTES WITH FEET I PRICK FROM .56..-)(l PER SET J I Everything The Kiddie*69 words
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Article425 1934-12-02 3 Benefit Fund Case iCCOINTS SAID TO BK FALSIFIED /from Our our: Correspondent) PHUmg, Saturday. rI'RTHKR evidence was called to i cay at the resumption 01 th: tm against VV. H. Jambu and Worn Keat Chin, latr Hon. Secretary and jon Treasurer respectively of th..Subordinate Civil Ser\425 words
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Article72 1934-12-02 3 Alleged Murderous Attack With Axes Singapore, Saturday i' iRESTED on a charge ol attempted J ft murder, two Chinese, Kuah Chwct I and Kuah Chee, appeared before kta »no Magistrate <Mr. N. Grice) to-aay. I offence was alleged to have bcei, Jjwwted m Clyde Street on Nov. 2372 words
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Article95 1934-12-02 3 Crowed A Watch And Pawned It Singapore, Saturday. *»o«isSi 01 l a chax S e of cheating, a tenesd tnTi! Sudin k< in Mura. was senWiODnjilx mree months* rigorous lm- sunLf, be Joll °wed by a year's •^teaJTS 011 b v the Second Mv °aa several previous95 words
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Article244 1934-12-02 3 Housebreaker Severely I>ealt With (from Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. I PS?? lru uccu e should be given named PhfnM V/llSOr when a Chinese, eS?tv h n Nam> was to d ay found r wlty and convicted on four charges of houseteeaktng and theft244 words
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Article92 1934-12-02 3 Rash Driving Charge Fails In (From Our Oim Correspondent) V apury, the driver of a hired motor car, was to-day acquitted and discharged on a charge of rash and ne r Ugem diivn.^; and causing gnevou.c hui\ v. Tvlic Ayres. late c: the Ipoh Hcspi'al nursing staff. According92 words
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Article123 1934-12-02 3 (unting Thrills In The Camerons ?rom Our Own Ccr respondent) ILt prepara:ic:i;> were behxg made to establ'sh a watcb ovor the tiger's fl at Cameron Highlands, the is>sed by. parrying a >hcev> m Us last night. prepare doiiG were beins made Kenneson who brough, the lorry123 words
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Article258 1934-12-02 3 Parked With Causing Grievous Hurt 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE preliminary enquiry m connection with the charge of attempted murdci oi a Tamil. Vadara Raju, by a rubber rsiate tapper, named Sinnatamby, was continued yesterday before the Bantitr; Magistrate, Inche Abdul Aziz. The258 words
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Article160 1934-12-02 3 Failed To Pay For Beer And Whisky; Singapore. Saturday. CONVICTED on a charge Of cheating m respect of whisky acd beer, a Chinese, Teow Khiam, was bound over m the sum of $50 for a period oi three months, by the Second Magistrate <7vlr. N. Grice), Jo-day-The prosecutor160 words
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Article142 1934-12-02 3 Dispensary Sued In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. The case m which Mr. E. C. Scully an architect, is suing the George Town Dispensary for the sum of $322.50, for professional services rendered, conducted to-day m the District Court, before Mr. B. R. Whitehouse. The main142 words
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Article108 1934-12-02 3 Charge Of Armed Robbery Against Tamil Singapore, Sunday. Korain, a Tamil Hindu, was yesterday produced m the Third Police Court before Mr. J. M. Brander on a charge of committing armed robbery by robbing a man named Thomas of $40 at Pulau Brani on the afternoon of Nov.108 words
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Article326 1934-12-02 3 84-Year-Old Globe Trotter Also Here Singapore, Saturday. A RRIVING on the ship named afier his father, Dr. Harry Garfiskl. son of cx -President Garfield, is m Singapore. Dr. Garfleld i. c famous m his own right as an authority on education and he an* his wife, making326 words
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Article55 1934-12-02 3 Due Back In Serein ban On Dec. 7 (Frcvi Our Own Correspondent) Sercmbon, Nov. 30H. H. the Yam Tuan Besar of Negrl i Scmbilan is due back m Seremban or. j Dec. 7 ai'er his holiday m Great Britain The day will bo observed as a public55 words
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Article413 1934-12-02 3 interview With The Great Carter Singapore. Saturday MR. Charlr-, J Carter, known a.s the Great Carter, world famous magician, arrived m Singapore by th« bfarella and granted an interview to-da\ |to a representative of tjie Sunday 1 Tribune Mr. Carter is a Ing personality id was full413 words
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Article302 1934-12-02 3 I Many Accidents Reported In Singapore Singapore. Saturday. A CHINESE In Kampong Bal.in Routi. yesterday, who was almost 50 years of age, and blind In one eye. was sitting asmde the branch of a tree while sawing it off. at a height of lij feet, when the branch302 words
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Article81 1934-12-02 3 One Person In Five Is Mad? Bucharest. Dr. Minnea declared that 20 per cent, of the people m the world are insane, when addressing a congress of mental disease specialists m Cluj, Transylvania. Dr. Minn s a, who is a Rumanian, declared that the number of insane peopU\yas81 words
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Advertisement33 1934-12-02 3 I "ARTHUR'S RESTAURANT" j 11, Colly er Quay. EXCELLENT GRILL We Specialise m Continental Dishes. 111 COOKING AND SERVICE UNDER EUROPEAN SUPERVISION. Catering far private parties undertaken. S»*^ OPEN ON SUNDAY EVENING. j33 words
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Advertisement27 1934-12-02 3 SaS2S2SES2SESeSES2S2SE5 i aSESaSESa5 I dsHSl£2jE SESESaSHSESHSBSES2SasaSSS2SHS2S2SHSaS2SESBSasaS2SHSEScSESESaSHS2SES?JES2SHS3 J 'SjJDU p J V a l\ MADE IN *H\^*H\\ ENGLAND .SS.i ,W ARDATH TOBACCO CO LTO. LONDON W W W27 words
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Miscellaneous185 1934-12-02 3 VESSELS ARRIVED Mi*. No'-lnar- L. M?ads, we.ll known California exporter. enjoyin» an extensive world cruise Mr. Meads is accompanied by his 'pretty and charming daughter. Miss Jai^e K. Meads. Brsnlsdi. British, 3.75 tons: from Leith 30.11. t o Hongkong 1.12. Havre Maru, Japanese. 3,409 tons from Moji 3011. to Batu185 words
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Article720 1934-12-02 4 PARIS Interlude," which opens at the Capitol to-day will prove to be one of t!he most entertaining pictures of the season. ROLLICKING humour, amid which runs a charming love story, a background of Pa.is and its spectacular fashion shows, the Pine Arts Ball, joyous night720 words
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Advertisement399 1934-12-02 4 ll|!> r.l'l I lALH4MBR AJ THREE SHOWS TO-DAY 3-15, 6 15, 9-15 j m t CJ C? f P l^ w2 r T* F^ r V r f~" f V J] x aaT i f%i\4\£\ rUio«i By L«ur«J &M* Jimmy Ouraat*, Charltt ButttrworHt, I ;V> J f m <£".A" II399 words
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Advertisement66 1934-12-02 4 1% S tMTII B#%kli»J POSITI VELY LAST DAY ™A^i|lH#ii 0F THIS GRAND 3.15. 6.15. 9.15. LAUGHTER SUCCESS I "LILIES OF THE FIELD" with 4j&^ Winifred Shotter/ J||||f'^ Claude Hulbert/ i9p /f Anthony Bu shell. f With (ieraldo and his famous band j can trutn^ ll *'y )C described as one66 words
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Advertisement251 1934-12-02 4 I |il|III!!Iill!liM|IHI:l |********** l» llllllllllllllllflil ""lHi| 1 Coming to the CAPITOL Soon!! i The Most Famous Musical Show Ever Presen-Jed on S?aj:<> nr Screen I mo ottn citow I: 4! *^^Sl ANNA MAY WONG, j 1 1 Others M iS^l^Sßii^^ From the world famous Story "ALI ferf^ll^St- %|im BAHA and251 words
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Article5850 1934-12-02 5 Rafael Sabatini - Rafael Sabatini OUR SHORT STORY I By f-gg accounted something of a a^p throughout Kurope, and .^arly m England, where he had g^ociated with his brother m f>t Mr Th > nne But the tee nth eentur.\ <li<i not look for lively nice scruples m a soldier5,850 words
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Advertisement30 1934-12-02 5 Dishes that continental JJtJJa appeal to the eqe CHEF f|f|« taste Faultless I HPLJ p ully service. A cool |K» vc Jnsed restFu! atmosphere IEjUL PAVILION yAll excellence is notextravaffance^^_^30 words
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Advertisement103 1934-12-02 5 TIGER BEER IS BEST IMliilMl'il I i I i iinimjiiniiii iiiiiiiii.iiii zi^=^ tiipit. jj Tiger Headache Powder is **^7 an infallible headache f\ \\^jmim Jl3 {I cure. Its effect is instan- fT JBHiHK^ taneous and the patient flr^flßfiP^^^y^^^y <-> i) is relieved of pain within Z^-^ five minutes. Where every103 words
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Article200 1934-12-02 6 2* r Mile Bridge Aero* I Zambesi Beira. Portuguese East Alrto I THE last span of a 2 1 4 -mile oncj acros" the Zambesi river lia* beta put into position. Built with British capital, it is im feet lojiger than the Tay bridge. It is to carry200 words
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Article69 1934-12-02 6 Xecdle Embedded In Wres^i Elbow Bud*J* I Sarnor BarHo?, nr ainatcui* wreJt *jß Hungary has had a• cmi>f"idod m his olhow for two TJJJ 1 I has caused hin much j-nnaw"! had to have i remov j Hut bo i- far fioni jubilant "When 'ho needle piirked69 words
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Advertisement233 1934-12-02 6 M| > rt^ |i\ Another of the fortunate thousands M who have discovered ihe secret of ■M~MaM~Hi»~^kT 8 irm^ getting more smoking pleasure M m ■{^■Jfflgffi ]B" Craven "A' ccn do the same for you. "WMMM-HlB 8 tfW" You'U enjey Ihe rich flavour of the i fine tobacco, because every233 words
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Advertisement194 1934-12-02 6 ■^■^WMT^—^^^B^r^i^^B^ii miii uamj_mL^j_u_iiiM I i i p_u_mi_i_m_MMi_ai_iii_i l_i__i B I i XXi I^ s ilfi m i^l ift i^ Kfe^Ci *J a7^ obi I t BHBHBB9| BJH i jjß v BKaM B H Hj fIH I hBBT fIH By KB I i b^Bbbeh jbsb is ESwBB k| bbV bW A194 words
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Advertisement12 1934-12-02 6 SUPER NETTEI [he Singapore W fll f The ScientiW J Instrument CoW"!12 words
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Article, Illustration1600 1934-12-02 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES i IKE many other people, I have neglected the study of foreign languages. In the pgse of the inhabitant of Britain this is due H much as anything else to the fact that he jg so occupied with the problem of how to pronounce his own. So1,600 words
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Advertisement192 1934-12-02 7 V /f^ m I"I live miles from Tf J^ J any cow. but I have \^y\ J r fresh milk J^X^vt 1 I J J /^y*Y^l JH I I "\A7"° ULD Y U Hke tO gIVC yOUr 5 without refrigeration 1 m VV baby fresh milk all the time vr192 words
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1327 1934-12-02 8 C.H. Stanley- Jones - Broadcasting Culture In Singapore C.H. Stanley -Jones Royal Wedding Impresses The Die-Hards Education Statement In Council To-Morrow? I ITTLF. man, what now?" is the question I a<k myself every time I get down to this page It was when Eve asked Adam the same question that tho world's interest problems1,327 words
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Article82 1934-12-02 8 Manager And Staff Spend Honeymoon Together Berlin. i THE manager and staff of a photographic firm m Nuremberg— fifteen people m all— have just gone on their i honeymoon together. They all decided to take advantage of the Government's offer of a credit of up to £5082 words
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Article68 1934-12-02 8 Landscape Reflected On Clouds i Cologne MOUNTAINS (i.OOO fee*, high appeared m i he sky west of the small town of Wittlich, m the Eifel district. Soon the mountains faded^ and a road i bordered by trees appeared. It was high up m -he sky, and lasted for68 words
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Article200 1934-12-02 8 "Telling" The Presence Of Smugglers Stockholm. SAILORS usually sight with relief th" i protective flash of lightships; but lightships round the coasts of Sweden j are soon likely to become the bane of I certain mariners. Lightships are to be used as a means j of warning the200 words
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Article98 1934-12-02 8 Fixing The Daily Ration For Faxm Labourers i Munich. A law has been passed to fix the ration of \v ne given daily to farm labourers m the Palatinate a district famous for its wines. From March 1 to Oct. 1, the labourei it entiled to98 words
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Article84 1934-12-02 8 Alexandria. t Big fish will soon provide good sport j for native fishermen m the Siwa Oasis. j Western Desert. Nearly two years ago the Egyptim Hydrobiological Research Department sent quantities of fish spawn m tanks by aoroplane to breed In the Oaflte streams and pools. The84 words
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Advertisement212 1934-12-02 8 i rii i m i i i i mi i i i i i I C^COKS ICIUBXS ISSUED I X^ v^ s^ HY ALL STEAM- I Z Jr R SHIP, AIR AND TRAVEL railwaylines NO BOOKING FEES. J I Chinese and all Asiatic clients I I are given the best212 words
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Advertisement51 1934-12-02 8 w y$T \f> -WEAKNESS. 1 \~<l DEBILITY fIPST^&SCHIENS'SYRt-p «|V//y R. s of Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed <hat this racfcuJ remedy ALWAYS CURLS, and gives health and strength. i aj better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, *tc UtfTALMABL*; FROM ALL DISPE NSAEIES. A. UIAMJKT CO.,TtD.,51 words
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Article342 1934-12-02 9 For Speed, Safety And Comfort London. Nov. 14. rm only two exceptions, the comr^utors who completed th e course E, the England -Melbourne air race .kttfld flying instruments based Jffce gyroscope. The first five m at Melbourne wer? ,noed with them, and ail speak en-342 words
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Article171 1934-12-02 9 Scheme May Revolutionise Industry London. Nov 14 sevfrll month "aft^r "T c< ™"i 1 caught. em na been be brine-frozen alive and keSt m r^r S£t& for mree 55 GREENLAND FISHING As the fish can be kept fresh for lone Gre^nfan^ 'T^" 1 W^ b Ste% «2171 words
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Article77 1934-12-02 9 Fifty Feet Long And Weighs 12 Tons Istanbul A huge whale 50 feet lonic and -weigh- ing 12 ions has been washed ashore on 11m Turk sh Mediterranean coast near I Youmourtalik. The local authorities believe that it is the biggest whale m »he vorld. They have77 words
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Article394 1934-12-02 9 Rise To Fame. At Age Of Fourteen London, Nov. 14. AT the age of fourteen, Nova Pilbeam has leap: into fame as a film "star." But her triumph m "little friend" nas to be forgotten at lesson times. For Nova Is still at school— a privare394 words
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Article513 1934-12-02 9 I Put My Foot Into It Just Now London, Nov. 14. AN. amusing story of King Edward and Queen Alexandra is told by Mrs. E. S. Stewart, daughter of a headmaster of Sherborne and wife of a former master of Caius, Camoridge, m ''Sherborne, Oxford and513 words
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Article278 1934-12-02 9 Apparatus Operated By 1,000,000 Volts London, Nov. 14. THERE is at present being construe ed m England apparatus for fighting cancer which is more advanced m its special fi^ld than anything of tht 1 kind yet attempted. What is being aimed at is the build- ing cf radiological278 words
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Article288 1934-12-02 9 Sequel To Marseilles Outrage London, N>. 14. THE severest penalty ever meted ou to a police chief has just been ron firmed by President lai decree, kn the case of M. Sisteron, ..ie Camoits head of the section of the Surete National* (French Scotland Yardi288 words
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Advertisement635 1934-12-02 9 |^^^^^^^^^^BB[BB^^^B|^^^^^mS|^^B^B^B||Bß|^Hßß^ I Which Would You Rather I i^^^^^B l^B SB IB^B i^B^B I 1 1 ry 9^ o^Jr\ A «^v ,^^^H I t^| 8r itf^^B 1 h HT Jn wSm Wm X f3R BS ft hI^ 1 Have. -^^j^—^ g I l^^^^H J^B. L Ln^l lin JftiL^\_^Lj^B L^^M LMtLiwiti— Jl635 words
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Advertisement255 1934-12-02 10 .^^H^HHHHHHv < JUST ARRIVED A large Selection Of lovely Evening Gowns also f Dorville Jumpers "Dorville" Slacks I and I Inexpensive Xmas Gifts. E TKL. M 74. Enid Petrie, f Nikko House, 4 Agens for "Uoi^illr" Spwtfl ClAhes. 10, Uattery Road. 3i7imnilii"tlH!HlHlHlH.H'H!H;:| i§. 1111 I I l.il'HiUKiiHiifc-isii'iriliiliHiiiirtl 1 i.».;|n|iliit|ii|;'l -:lnlM255 words
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Advertisement1202 1934-12-02 10 i II7KLL GIRLS if you don't get what you WANT this Christmas, its entirely your own fault the selection is there and its up to you to ug2 your SUBTLETY m indicating how the fancy strikes take a list like this for instance, check all the things you want MOST,1,202 words
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Advertisement387 1934-12-02 10 j--....n.i. f p^ l -i|.,iiii.:i!:i.:ii.iH I -t mn.niKiwiiiii^w.iwuwi.wxwwi „,.,.n.,..,. !(l| |lf> SWASTIKA 1 FOR Eastern Arts And Crafts NEW GOODS ARRIVED 1 3, ORCHARD ROAD, 5 AMBER MANSIONS, t SINGAPORE. (ui'iiiirit-'f 'ii'innui'.r i.ii; r t;:r i u«i«i»mi»miniii!HM«ii«ii»tHH«M«ii«iir'i"» it'iMim i i i "She shall be charming wherever she goes, WEARING A387 words
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Article, Illustration1471 1934-12-02 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore By Our Woman Correspondent A'HOTHQ big Kate Bull at Raffles lust Baturday, crowded as usual and an *iange of programme by Marya and Mart a Lo^s of pi *ocks too. Miss Bridget mas, siiir and attractive m flowered period frock cl \te moire with enormously1,471 words
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Article195 1934-12-02 11 In pJ "Winding Road" by Neil Bell ft is the most important book that qJ jjj has come from the author of jfl ft "Precious Porcelain." It is im- ft port ant because it is a cour- S tii ageous attempt to achieve some- ft m195 words
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Advertisement61 1934-12-02 11 HRJENE ULLMANN f\ B ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT II W CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FROM PARIS. PH M RENE lIP..LMANN U jj Lapitoi Building, .-■.i..'.i--.'i B WINDSOR HOUSE' Your oun material cut and I ted at a nominal fee. ready j lor home dressmaking if you prefer. Original designs and expert workmanship. GRACE61 words
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Advertisement95 1934-12-02 11 GREEN CIRCLE j LIBR4RY i 15, Capitol Building, Singapore. J Latest Books Just Fteceived: C'hiudius the (J«>d, Robert Graves. J i C< rdfMiined In Live, Johanit R.ibcner. John Cow per Piewys, A'tttrhwjjratohy. ToMorrow We I'nri. fiina Kaus. Ccnre ninu i^tver Jackson XJ C'ihers, ETraniuM. Th< Naval Memoirs of J Sir95 words
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Advertisement392 1934-12-02 11 j|,:'" Jrcj/uu\if and \\l w Jmqmiwe --^^^^fe make you he; /^■f^-*f^fe. l.MHiiiid. A inn.-h nf A i- ;^^P (teiCdkigiie across i- i' :^^'i \tlo<ni'. 1 rolici' slu'lx nroiincl ytn fe^!%^^^ :< delightful sense trf coo Wefts. Always caiT5 r a small 1 J P in your handbag. S jgf a<392 words
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554 1934-12-02 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore, Sunday, Dec. 2, 1934. AIR MAILS #^1K .services have come to be regarded as an indication of national prestige." This was a remark made by Sir Eric (Jeddes I ;.-t the aunual meeting of Imperial Airways last month, and it i encouraging reading. It indicates recognition of554 words
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Article1088 1934-12-02 12 G.S. Hammonds - G.S. Hammonds f/*-|plT| ft7\F° Tl /T^N/C I h)(F* \W H^(Q(n)TnTTI vLJ/Jl Ik iiiLVia^ V V 2i^/Vis4iV^/iiillL \^y n /f~% o ITS) 11 1 W vU/illiliiliiii^ l±Js(Q±\&>ilS± 66 O^^lL^ 9 IEDinU/kkVC f IST for once m a way, let mo toll you r i 1 i1,088 words
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Article563 1934-12-02 12 Horatius II - Horatius II A POCKET drama: Time: None of your business. Place: Evamatis Personae: Three of us and tlit oarke.ep. Act I "Fill Ym up again, McGinnis." ACL II "FiUemupagain McGinnis" Act 111 "Killupginnis." Act IV "Fillinis" Art V "Flute" A NEIGHBOUR: "Where's yoi 1563 words
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Advertisement246 1934-12-02 12 When you feel run-down as you almost certainly will from I time to time m the trying Tropical climate— nothing will more surely or more quickly invigorate you and restore lost tone than a generous t* nic wine, such as "Serravallo's Tonic" Iron Wine;. Cinchona is itself a tonic of246 words
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Article, Illustration2113 1934-12-02 13 N.E. H - N.E.H. lashmir To K. L. The Modern Way low Tw© lirnilirepid Theaitrieal Stairs Reaclhedl The FJ I] /p °n Tl fTH fast bcomotives and steam- 1 iflips and yet faster motor-cars ijeropianes tending to make preLay travel just a rush and fcv from one2,113 words
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Article382 1934-12-02 13 ONCE EARNED £30,000 A YEAR Former Film Chief Sent To Workhouse A MAN walked into the Sunday Dispatch office yesterday and said he was a co-ism of the Earl of Cavan. "My name is Captain Harry Lambart." he said. "I was earning £30 000 a year twelve years ago." Then382 words
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Article255 1934-12-02 13 Permits Forged i RAIDS ON NIGHT RESORTS Paris, Nov. 21. iZ><>lJ > E lure arc investigating a new rafcket m whim English girls are lured t<> France with the promise <>t dancing and film work. Ii is alleged thai the gang responsible i.^ supplying them with255 words
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Advertisement40 1934-12-02 13 ....n.,. i i.i.. 1 ....r.. 1 1 1 ..v. 1 ..H....n.H.n.^ HOLLYWOOD PARTY j A with tremendoiK success Wjl fr t 9 fit nave arrived. g K^EB^PI at: jwJr^^^^ 1JI MUSIC HOUSE j Singaporp. SB w »-i^ lll llu 1140 words
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Advertisement46 1934-12-02 13 Nothing can take the p "I inTonrii" lIIIt I II II m m m p*'*^i m H B B BK B B i#?i«2^s& l Singapore. j| Ask your dealer about lACTOGEN CRUSTIES a nourishing j 1 rf/cf /'or the older baby: an excellent aid to teething.46 words
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Miscellaneous45 1934-12-02 13 TIDE TABLE TO-DAY: 6.48 am., 7.28 p.m. TO-MORROW: 7.33 am., 8.37 p.m. TUESDAY: 8.15 a m., 9.32 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 8 52 a.m.. 10 20 p.m. THURSDAY: 9.30 a.m.. 11.05 p.m. t RIDAY: 10.07 a.m.. 11.48 p.m. SATURDAY: 10.47 a.m. SUNDAY: 0.30 a.m.. 11.28 a.m. it45 words
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Article338 1934-12-02 14 Lack Of Facilities In j Remote Districts Moscow. CONDITIONS on the bathing "front" I. m outlying farming districts arc terrible, according to a correspond- ent writing m "Pravda", organ of the Communist party. The writer said that h? was doing important special work m the agricul-338 words
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Article190 1934-12-02 14 Skeletons On Island Off Alaska Washington IfKAPS of skeletons, with their .skulls crushed and broken, have been dis- j covered on Dodiak Island, Alaska, by Dr. j Hrdlicka, of the Smithsonian Institute, who has now returned from his third expedition to the Island. Tht; skeletons are of190 words
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Article229 1934-12-02 14 Huge Exhibition At Leicester (By Air Mail) rFrom Our Own Correspondent) i London, Nov. THE Lord Mayor of Leicester opened tne Imperial Fruit Show and Canners" Exhibition, at the Granby Halls Leicester. It is the fourteenth Imperial fruit show to be staged, and is the nmsi ambitious ever229 words
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Article, Illustration392 1934-12-02 14 D. M. Greig - D. M. Greig i A'o. 26. by THE WRONG Ftw UfHEN reading an acec lawn tennis match oneway reads the expression tlwtlS "was caught on hi?* wron* means thai a player has hard m one direction and has hit the ball m the di^ from392 words
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Article295 1934-12-02 14 Twin Sister Of British Capital London, Ontario. THIS city is the little twin sister oi' London (England). Not only ha* London (Ontario) the sm/.e nam<- as the British capital, but It is the capital of Middlesex County, i The River Thames flows through ihc C i295 words
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Article436 1934-12-02 14 Higher Retired Pay Plea Rejected (By Air Mail* (From Our Own Correspondent) THE question of whether ex-ranker officers who took temporary commissions during the war should receive retired pay as officers lias been raised m the House of Commons by Major Milner. the Opposition Labour M.P. He436 words
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Article68 1934-12-02 14 MISRULE OF COMM UNISM Beer Bottles Used To Carry Anti-Soviet Message Hsinkinn:, Manchukuo. Innumerable hew bottler. -i:e\\ con 'a inner an anti-Soviet message- are reported to have been set adrif. m the Ar^un river by members of a White Etursiaa leane. The message roads: "Brother! What has Communism given us?68 words
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Article37 1934-12-02 14 Los Angles. Colifornia. ITorpo Marx, the harpist of thf T viarx "Brcthers. was summoned here for exce3d)ng th: speed lmit. He appeared In the Municipal courr, ■load 6 guiUy and was fined £1. 0.37 words
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Advertisement42 1934-12-02 14 I PARKER S I NEW VACUMATIC j PENS HOLD 102 •jjpr I MORE INK H "7^7 Jr< You con so. *"-j THROUGHOUT MALAYA n I Sole Affr.rs SrSS r** I 1 WEILL S MONIOR LTD, "needs re-filli-Sj I Thone 6046 SINGAPORE. > IfiSBS2S2SBS2S2SHS2SESES2SESi!SZSESESZS2iS2S2S2S2S2S2S2SHS^^42 words
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Article825 1934-12-02 15 -Nell Gwyn* 4T THE PAVIUON TOM OK HOW NELL Gwyn," which is to have a special presentation at tho Pavilion Theatre to-morrow, must yguij as one of the most ambitious pictures ever produced by a British Jompany. a more- than- worthy exjinple of the super pictures825 words
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Article105 1934-12-02 15 May Be Built In England Xeprotia ions are m progress, writes our Aeronautical Correspondent, between a British aircraft firm and the holders of >he European rights for the American j Douglas aeroplane with a view to building i these machines under licence m England. The Douglas was the105 words
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Article111 1934-12-02 15 Ex-Mayor On Pedestrian's Discretion Stockholm. Mr. Carl Lindhagen. a 75-year-old exLord Mayor of Stockholm, v/as knocked down by a mo orcar. He was m bed for a long* time. And now he has been charged with not taking proper care on the highway. Mr. Lindhajren contended m111 words
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Article327 1934-12-02 15 Guards Officer And Police London, Nov. 20. JAMES Knox Mathew, twenty-eight, a, i lieut*nanl in-tl-- Irish Guards." wus j fined 40s. at Westminster Police Court yesterday, when he was charged with assaulting P.C. Gren by kicking j him on right wrist while m the cxc- cution of327 words
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Article73 1934-12-02 15 Brides Offered To The Highest Bidders Cyprus A kind of auction sale of brides is going on here. Parents of Turkish girls are selling their daughters to the higher bidders. The buyers are Arabs from Palestine who, attracted by the fame of these girls' beauty, come to73 words
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Article291 1934-12-02 15 Buildings For 160 Families i London. Now 20. i r&RITAIN is to hava giant blocks cf flats that have existed until now only In dreams. The buildings are to be m a new type of architecture the first change m building design since the early cuj bists startled291 words
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Article89 1934-12-02 15 Kneeling Before Chinese Ladies By way of encouraging the use of native goods, a number of Chinese youths have formed a so-called "weep- ing corps" whose self -assigned duly v. ill be to kneel down before all Chinese found purchasing foreign products and weep. The corps has89 words
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Article220 1934-12-02 15 War On Crime Producing: Results Chicago. /CHICAGO \S being Vl< aned up." IU \j "war on crime" really producing remits. That is what the Mayor, Mr. Edward J. Kelly, report-. He .says that surveys show that crime has decreased by 20 per cent, compared with 1933 and220 words
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Article115 1934-12-02 15 Nazi Worker's Successful Suit Against Employer Be I Employ: rs m Qennany In i unqualified right lo dianisi ti- v eta p.oyees, according to a court dociftlo i here. Trie son of the proprietor of a wellknown west mid restaurant who icta as assistant mannger came115 words
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Advertisement104 1934-12-02 15 H I J IJ Vi^B [n lIKIXZ believes that j TboManyCooks S I Spoil the Broth I 1 bring you each Heinz soup, not half-made, but 1 finished, complete, ready to heat and eat, you need not add a thing 22 TsIEW KINDS I" °>",tor. Chicken with Kict-. S <ireen104 words
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Advertisement118 1934-12-02 15 New kinds are here! f^adhurys Chocolate Biscuits 1 The famous BOLRNVILLE ASSORTED, plain chocolate covered ISITI Biscuits. W& t ~M B STIRLING ASSORTMENT a Milk covered Chocolate Biscuit— a real V I. J J |V delight and extremely popular with lovers ol Mi!!t (hccolate. J^s* *k TABLE ASSORTMENT— finger bi.;cui(s118 words
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Article197 1934-12-02 16 Favourite Picture Is "Cavalcade" Berlin. JfERR Hitler has become a film "fan." He has a private talkie apparatus installed m his personal suite at rhe Chancellery and sometimes after dinner he will entertain his guests with film displays, according to a recent visitor to the Leader's197 words
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Article94 1934-12-02 16 Juggling Demonstration On Aerodrome Paris. Sea lions now travel by air. Acua, a performing: sea lion, seemed to have enjoyed his trip when he stepped carefully out of the air liner from Amster- dam at Le Bourget. He sneezed his approval so energetically that waiting photographers94 words
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Article197 1934-12-02 16 New Soviet Method Of Getting Petrol Moscow. A method of getting petrol from ordinary peat is being- developed here. The tar that is present m peat is ireated mechanically and produces petrol, J paraffin and allied products. One ion of peat produces 7 per cent. of197 words
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Article101 1934-12-02 16 £20 For Each Stage Appearance Waterville, Maine. PRINCESS Jacqueline, the "talking dog," has died of pneumonia at the age of ten. She was a pedigree French bull-clog owned by Mrs. M-Hbei A. Robinson, and was declared to have a vocabulary cf more than twenty words which she.101 words
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Article68 1934-12-02 16 Bank Messenger Becomes Shareholder Alexandria. A native messenger of the Misr Bank, I Alexandria, has become a shareholder of the Bank, thus obtaining the right to attend ihe general meetings and to ask the directors for account statements. The messenger's exalted position is due o a 2d.68 words
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Article163 1934-12-02 16 Men Soon To Be Wearing: Gay Colours? Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. MEN will soon be wearing gaily coloured clothes. This prophecy was made by Mr. Raymond G. Twyeffort, chairman of the j national fashion committee of the i American Merchant Tailors' Association, at a fleeting of Pittsburgh clothiers— and he163 words
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Article103 1934-12-02 16 Press Protest Against Huge Number Athens. A protest against the number of pensioners m Greece is being voiced by some of the papers here. Here are some of the figures quo tea ?.s giving cause for Nearly £2,000.000 is spent on pensions every year. The total number103 words
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Article181 1934-12-02 16 B^- Years-old Pianto I s Relieved By Kruschen Although <.ld age has not y»t kent tfr man from his occupation us a pianist rf, matism did threaten to dv so recently "Two years aj?o," he writes: "1 Wa denly taken with rheumatism, all dov/n m left aim.181 words
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Article127 1934-12-02 16 Man Who Bought No Tickets With Syndicate's Money Paris. A middle-ag:d metal- worker at L° Havre ask.d 50 his fellow-workers buy 20 franc (five shillings* shares m a book of lottery tickets. He then announced that he had purcha.'cd the book containing tick-ts 052.831 to 052,890127 words
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Article37 1934-12-02 16 Min Kuo Jih Pao - Min Kuo Jih Pao Shanghai, D?c. I. The Ministry of Industry is start ng to build a big' fish market at Shanghai at a cost of $2,000,000. It is expected to be completed n^xt spring37 words
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Advertisement588 1934-12-02 16 j WAMPOLES PHOSPHO -LECITHIN trive the system I those elements I needed to build up I and restore the nerv- I ous organisation t<> its M normal condition. I S WAMPOLES PHOS- I J PHO-LKCITHIX is a 1 5 true nerve food tonic which will banish that tired, nervous and588 words
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Advertisement22 1934-12-02 16 SHEAFFER'S LIFETIME PENS i are unconditionally guaranteed for the lifetime of the user. Agents: KHOO HENG PHO CO. 119, North Bridge Road.22 words
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Article, Illustration835 1934-12-02 17 .m E ALL IMPORTANT TRICK (By Horatius g«ll important trick, so far as c playing against the dc--floa are concerned, is the one icl aeta the contract. &cc bidding has come to be so ~b» this trick often depends on fttt defence and a little strategy sometimes make835 words
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Article212 1934-12-02 17 Irishman's Ambition In Peru fcifanar. whose life has been I ryaiaed with adventures ha^ > W from Liverpool to attempt to 5» election as President oi the j America-, state of Peru. 1*- B^nald Gubb ns. the son w?"* mau and descendant oi ■■an family212 words
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Article229 1934-12-02 17 Boat Race Won With Aid Of Amputated Toe Nairobi, Kenya AN abnormally large to? has enabled ft European doctor to win a boat race at Arise Royale, on the Island of Mahe. the largest of the Seychelles group. The natives had organised a regatta for their canoes and229 words
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Article80 1934-12-02 17 Suits Drag On For Years In India Bombay Law is a leisurely business m India, ac- j cortffiig to the Administratf* Report oi j thi' Bombay High Court. I reveals that *he Court had 2.^8 ro!i3 undisposed of at -he beginninjr of ttfa year. Of thtse. One suit80 words
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Article254 1934-12-02 17 Telegraph Operator's Claim Fort trie, Ontario. A TELEGRAPH operator here clams that he would be Kng Daniel of Scotland had not history played a trick upon his family centuries ago. His name is Daniel McAlpine, and some- t mes when ihe telegraph keys are quiet, I254 words
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Article52 1934-12-02 17 Kelsingf ors A 00- year-old Frenchwoman is walking from Moscow to Paris m slippers. She left the Russian capi-al last January and has now reaihed Koenitysberg m East Prussia after passing thttfttgb Russia and th« HaltV States. She experts 1o roach Paris by the be < ginning52 words
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Article, Illustration141 1934-12-02 17 I American Optometrist In* Singapore m HfR. R. A. THOMPSON, a well-known J i Ameiicar. cptqmetrist, hao just j I 5- v nrted m business m 3ingapor£< As mana^inß director of the Thompsbli Optical Co., he has operated opiinal m- elitu'Jions m London, Pars, Berlin j;141 words
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Article462 1934-12-02 17 One Person In Every 15 A i Driver (By Air Mail.) IN VJ'6'o it is es imaged that there was I one motor vehicle for every 20 per- j sons m Great, Bri -a'n, and one driving I licence for every 15 persons. I This is462 words
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Advertisement254 1934-12-02 17 3 fi]w/^(^ if^^mi ii"^ tn YOU can always count on successful baking" wi 4 1 1 Royal Baking Powder It makes all your baked foods unusually light, tender and delicious. For Royal's fine quality never varies. X v c r v spoonful m every tin assures you perfect leavenI ing.254 words
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Article4637 1934-12-02 18 Pir€)gir©§§ Of Tttn© G&inni© Formation Of Malayan Association Task Of Team-Building Inter- Club League For Singapore Advocated Letter From Well-Known player Mayflower B.P. Celebrate Seventh Anniversary Malacca Tournament Concludes. (By "Dragon") THE formation of the Malayan Badminton Association constitutes an extremely important development in the4,637 words
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Article102 1934-12-02 18 DECEMBER AMATEI'R MEET!>' j 1934. ntIDAT. 7TH DECEM«2.JC; BATI HDAV. Mil DIXKMBER. VISITING MFMBKR.S musl jWJJ^r ed by member- of the < b f FFI APPLY TO THK SECRETARY'S Ogp CHENG HOK Bt'lLl>lN<i. 5*P,pJ ROAD. IPOH, NOT LATKR THA> y ON THE DAY BEFORE THK R AC102 words
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Advertisement56 1934-12-02 18 r m (work orplayW Irefresh/w \mth Scrubby When you are tired or sticky with the heat, a bath to which you have added Scrubb's will refresh and relieve you, making a new man of you ready for fresh work Tjl^^^ orplay. Scruhb's /^£$?$^N conquers per\jyL5*ufl spiration. Let m&m^Y it benefit56 words
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Article, Illustration508 1934-12-02 19 The Mngapore ring-Pong Championship loimament t First Cy Who Ml Win The Stkgles Cycling Excursion Of Golden Hell Minstrels 1 °mD <*ys Local Events (By "Clubman") I IE final stages m the Singapoi jfog-pong open singles char.ipionship tournament have been reached- between Lee Chun Kai508 words
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Article166 1934-12-02 19 Firct Cvotina- Pv/»ni«cinn J«lrSt Lyciing Excursion Held i The Golden Bell Minstrels .Singapore held their first cycling excursion recently when a paxty of 16 t t for th jj ot xine^i wa^rfalls Two cave ud £SS^T' j <*%»*£**«* coarse^ j J, n S and reached their destination166 words
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Article269 1934-12-02 19 Once It Had A Thousand Residents The village of Scar, which was built the Bradford Corporation m the *W Valley for the hundreds of workers on its £2,250.000 reservoir, is fast At one time there were over 1,000 s*opie living there, but now that work °n the reservoir269 words
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Article124 1934-12-02 19 Feast Held For Wedding That Has Been Cancelled Nicosia, Cyprus. i "J'JJ have my cake and eat it, too" was j evidently the sentiment oi" Marikou Georg-hiou, a Cyprian peasant girl from the; mountains on the evo of what was to have been her wedding day.124 words
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Article64 1934-12-02 19 Man Who Pays Wife's Fine In Advance Quincy. Massachusetts. A man walked into the police-station at Quiney. put twelve shillings on the clerk's i desk, and said: "I am going away for the week-end and leaving the car with my wife. "She is certain to get a summons64 words
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Article48 1934-12-02 19 Munich. Gustav Eckel, prisoner m the Munich City Jail, was rushed from his cell to hospital after he had swallowed a dagi gt? A hasty operation recovered a knife wi;h a' blade between six and seven; n Kckel°has been re-urestert and isnow a, i4ii again.48 words
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Article156 1934-12-02 19 Firemen Summoned By j Wireless Asnieres Paris. i Firemen are new summoned to brigade headquarters by wireless m this populous manufacturing suburb. Rene Guichard, a 23-year-old volunteer fireman, explained his ingenious invention to Reuter. The simple pressing of a button ringjs an alarm inside each fireman's home. The156 words
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Article105 1934-12-02 19 Tragic Sequel To A Wedding Banquet Lisbon. I A bride and her father died on her I wedding day at Coimbra, m PortugalAfter the wedding a banquet was held at the bride's home. Then the happy couple left for the honeymoon. But they had not gone far when105 words
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Article91 1934-12-02 19 Robbers Decamp With Booty Two stories about teeth: A 3-v/eek-old baby has had a tooth drawn at Brisbane.. Australia. I; is relieved io be the youngest child m the world to have an "extraction," The tooth was pulled because k was ove.^ino- against another and causing great91 words
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Article676 1934-12-02 19 K. O - K.O. (By THE Japanese, American and Filipino boxers I mentioned last week arrived on Wednesday and have already settled down to stricl training. J iro Thiet Kum&gSi, the Japanese welterweight, did More not come, being unable to leave Toky Invaders just yet; Instead676 words
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Miscellaneous72 1934-12-02 19 DIARY celebration, Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalo, v> Pasir Panjang. Chinese Amateur Orchestra: Music practice, 139, Tank Road, I'M p.m. M thl coaimittee meet- raontniy f011'"1^ meeting, Mr. E. Cheng Leong ;s lesidence, 37, fc Unf n ™ad. 11..au a.m. Sunbeam Musical Pai\> Music prac- j tice > Presidents residence,72 words
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Article, Illustration2046 1934-12-02 20 Tennis Exhibition By Java Champion Rain Spoils Real Treat Lim Bong Soo Beaten In One-set Game Singapore Doubles Champions Enhance Reputation Water-Polo In The Sea Europeans 9 Great Improvement Malaya Cup Rugby. (By "Forward.") THE pa.>i wvek has been somewhat miserable from the weather point2,046 words
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1268 1934-12-02 20 i THE Malaya Cup rugby footbal competition has now reached an inj tere.i:ing stage. Selangor and Perak were to have met at Ipoh yesterday m the Non:hern half, and if Perak won j they will have quali- i Malaya fied to play m the1,268 words
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Advertisement139 1934-12-02 20 '"lirHAT a surprising difference Water- s(Mr, W bury's Compound has made m my life! I greet each day with new vigour f work without fear of fatigue enjoy my leisure hours with unbounded zest! "I have almost forgotten what it is to catch cold. I no longer dread disease. My139 words
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Article99 1934-12-02 21 Min Kuo Jih Pao - Min Kuo Jih Pao t*an«si Troops Regain 1 A City Hongkong, Dec. 1. -iuNGSHA communique siates that Ic jnain force of the Reds m South Sfnan bave retreated to Northern. ,^,--1 Ho Chien, the Hunan ehair*°s|j increased the rewards offered kT capture of the Communist 199 words
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Article131 1934-12-02 21 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Steps To Check Illegal Exports Shanghai, Dec. 1. A SPOKESMAN of the Ministry of Finance recently declared that the export of silver from China was mainly done by foreign banks, assisted i by some merchants. The Chinese banks never followed suit. Investigations show that131 words
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Article143 1934-12-02 21 Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for to-day ai announced by the German Shortwave Station, Berlin, Broadcasting House, broadcasting on a wavelength of 31.38 metres is as follows SUNDAY 8.20 p.m. DJA, DJN Announcement (Germ., Engl.) German Folk Song Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl.) Highlights of the143 words
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Article41 1934-12-02 21 Shun Pao - Shun Pao The National Government has approved the proposal of the Ministry ol Foreign Affairs to appoint a Chinese consul at Genoa, i'tcily The Ministry is expected jo make public the appointment m the next few I days.41 words
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Article250 1934-12-02 21 Saigon Again EMPIRE STATION EXPERIMENT TN addition to the promised subsidy for Singapore broadcasting; ther ire other developments which wi lend to improve t he amount ami quality of radio programmes received m Malaya. Saigon is coming back on to lix' air and the Empire station250 words
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Article51 1934-12-02 21 Moving Pictures Coming Here By Air The manager for Paramount Pictures m Singapore has received a cable stating that the film of the Royal wedding on Thursday has already been aaspaiUMNi to Malaya by air. It will be shown m Singapore as scon :\s it is received. IT51 words
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Advertisement62 1934-12-02 21 CAI>IT OIL. 1^ II t% I jj^ C E E 1^ -^^M Vt v JOAN BLONDELL feJU/ V ZASU PITTS GU V KIB B E E I j HUGH HERBERT ty And 100's of Glorious Girls jl) 4^ m Busby Berkeley's Most £m jg*, Amazing Dance Creations! A World's Fair62 words
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Advertisement77 1934-12-02 21 I FOR MEN j The Newest Achievement In Comfor* I For Men Who Shave. If You Haven't I tried the j You have missed a thrill The Best I And Genuine Blue Steel Blades Made, j Special Introductory Price $0.25 per t packet of 5 blades. AT ALL GOOD DEALERS77 words
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Miscellaneous19 1934-12-02 21 7.20 a.m. The Padio Novelty Quartet directed by Al Shaw. 8.05 a.m. The News. 8 20 a.m. Close Down.19 words
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Miscellaneous359 1934-12-02 21 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Medvedeff's Balalaika Orchestra 5 npO-DAY'S Empire wireless programmc- is as follows: I 3.20 p.m. Big Ben. A Recital by Victor Evans (Bassi and Berkeley Mason (Organ). 4.05 p.m. Sports Talk. (Greenwich Time Signal at 4.20 p.m.). 4.20 p.m. A Religious Service. Re- layed from Manchester Cathedral. Organists.359 words
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Article263 1934-12-02 22 Another Hockey Win NEGRI LOSE s—o AT KUALA LUMPUR i From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday OELANGOR maintained their unbeaten hockey record when they j defeated Negri Sembilan on the padang to-day by five nil. A last minute goalkeeping chany m Selangor's side saw the appear-263 words
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Article160 1934-12-02 22 Hoek?y Draw With The Indians RESPITE the fact that they were on l) the offensive for much the creates i part of the game, the Colts were vn lab.c t o beat the Indian Asociation at nocirey at Balestier yestc.rdav, the re- V^ng a draw of In the160 words
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Article232 1934-12-02 22 Picturesque Description Of His Batting William Henry Ponsford, who recent- ly announced his retirement from first- j class cricket, is picturesquely described by an Englishman who saw a good deal of him at the wickets m the Tests'•Ponsford breaks all the rules No fchcclboy should be allowed232 words
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845 1934-12-02 22 Local Inter-Club Badminton Championship Novices B.P. Win Opening Tie Over Roseray B.P. \(jf,\l i Singapore, Saturday. THE first round of the Singapore inter-club badminton championship was begun to-day at the Clerical Union Hall. The opening match was between the Roseray B.P. and the Novices 8.P., who were both fully represented.845 words
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Article206 1934-12-02 22 Problem For World Title Chaliengsr RINGER Goran, the Liverpool boxer is |J finding the weight problem an ex- ecedmgly difficui: cr.e. Though it is less than 12 months ago j since he mad- an unavailing attempt to annex the world's fly-weigfoi crown," he iias now decided to206 words
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Article84 1934-12-02 22 Shanghai Wins Annual Interport Shoot SHANGHAI won the annual interport shoot with a score of 965 out of a possible 1050. Singapore go: second with 954, and Hongkong had 888. The three leading members of the j Shanghai team made 99 out of a pos- I i sible84 words
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Article56 1934-12-02 22 I The following have been invited to play hockey: For S.C.C. 2nd v. S.R.C. 2nd on Thursday, at S.C.C.: H. A. Exley (captr I J. C. S. Ponsford. J. R. McDougail- H Hughcs-Hallett, C. Fittock. A. W Hay E. A. Joy, F. L. Lane. E. V. Smith, Li56 words
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Article156 1934-12-02 22 Australian TennU I JACK CRAWFORD Wl\* N.S.W. TITLE S Sydney, Dec. J\ the „r, h,N-e WiS(HnllW open tennis champi <inshi 'lay, Jack Crawford, tie j^L> b,at Fred Peny, the worißfc pwn. who also holds the Aihw title by 7—5. 2— o-::. f^g** Miss Dorothy Round j cort156 words
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Advertisement241 1934-12-02 22 I i The Yokohama Specie hank, u\im:i>. Meyer Chambers, fTifltn pia W (Incorporated la Japan) Established 1880. Capital Subscribed and Fully Yer Paid 1QO.0NIH Ju.e.w r und 0 4 256jJH HEAD OFFICE: VOKOffiuS. UKAM HES at Ah xa.uin... Batavia. Perlin. Bomluy. <»alcut;a. < anton. Dairen. Feng ien, Hamburg Hankow, Harbin,241 words
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770 1934-12-02 23 Smiling Eyes Wins Last Event By Ten Lengths 'From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. I JVJAXY apieta marked to-day's races, the last of the two-da v Of the S,langor 1 rf (luh. As a consequent dmdends were high, generally A iar R e770 words
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Article199 1934-12-02 23 PERAK IN RUGBY FINAL fhe Malaya Cup tfL4NGOR BEATEN BY 21-5 from Our Oicn Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. tfRAK earned the right to play m i nna! at Kuala Lumpur by a a nt victory u-t Seiangor by 14 here to-day. Xhe Ferak forwards dominated aft, being specially brilliant m the199 words
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Article204 1934-12-02 23 fcdieal College Beat Raffles Rivals p Medical College defeated the {taffies Coilegv by nine points (two Bies and one pe.:any goal* to nil m J > annual inter-coliege rugby mate a Me Galloway Cup on the Raffles ground yesterday. ""-3 was the last match of the inter«V series.204 words
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Article68 1934-12-02 23 From Use Of Press Box [*»banJV now a professional, kT om the «se of the Press-box hb. \hl nc t n chan »pionships at Forest v an arule t0 itG for h, Ut was refused admittance **J£ because of an alleged *s»tif lde which he wrote conWafaln68 words
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Article144 1934-12-02 23 One Of Swansea's Regular Player Cost Only 2s. 9d. i In these days of huge transfer ices m Association football it is nice to hear of a man who cost his club 2s. 9ci. and a good tea. That is all Swansea, paid for Wilfred MUn* i'he left-back,144 words
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Article127 1934-12-02 23 Woodfull Writing Book On 1934 Tour '"Bill' Woodfull, captain of the Australians, has already s arted writing a book about the experiences of the Australians m the summer of 1934. If he lets himself go, the subject ma ter should be interest- ing. But there is a hint127 words
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Article571 1934-12-02 23 Singapore Rugger 'exciting match on PA DANG Singapore, Saturday. npHRILLING rugby was seen on the padang this evening, when Scotland and the Rest met m the amni encounter. Scotland won last year, but th( I Rest were superior this time and j left the field deserving-571 words
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Article151 1934-12-02 23 t U.S. Win Over Distance Of 15 Miles i Marvin Nelson, of the United States, easily won the world marathon swim of 15 miles, which took place on Lake Onfa- rio, Toronto, m September. Only five of i>o en'-ran's finished. Nelson won a prize- of £1,000. N151 words
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Advertisement48 1934-12-02 23 BOXING S. i /<Sc LYMP J C ®TA?) ItJM w^ 1 j iL,ySv^ SS^ FRIDAY Tth^DECE MBER &^-4JP 1 I(^L* i\\ol;or»-cight fhampi.n Japan.) [>,\SLO S NEKVA vs. v^fDOUAII W i CYCLONE SHIMA vs. TOUWGDOLLAH k (J«|ijn«t«) POPULAR PRICES. S ffi '4^--.., AT I.M. prater 8. C SENG. C^48 words
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Advertisement214 1934-12-02 23 j ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $.)5,C(i0,000 j The i I I Great Eastern Life 1 Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the .Straits Settlements). 1 HEAD OFFICE: Groat Eastern Life Building, I Cecil Street, Singapore. j LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. f The Company has £20,-)fl0 deposited214 words
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Article, Illustration147 1934-12-02 24 A display of Malay dancing a: 'he Jalun Besar Stadium yesterday for the Chief Scout. Lord Baden-Powell. Building bivouacs of attap— the Chief Scout was keenly interested. Lady Huggard distributing the prizes at Victoria Bridge School on Friday. L. l j Mr. Noel Coward147 words
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