Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 13 January 1935
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Title Section14 1935-01-13 1 The Sunday Tribune 01.%£ JNo 34 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JA NUARY 13, 1935. FIVE CENTS.14 words
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1017 1935-01-13 1 Planes Take Daily Shipments Money Flows JLike Water I A New Town In A Savage Country (Special To The Sunday Tribune) WEALTH of gold being won; big planes taking shipments of it c cry day; a new-born town 5,U00 feet above sea level, with1,017 words
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Article175 1935-01-13 1 AIR MAIL British Plane Delayed At Calcutta Bangkok, Saturday. outward Imperial Airways plane is again late and is not due at Calcutta before Sunday morning. It is due at Bangkok on Monday and perhaps will arrive at Singapore the same evening. Ganga Smuggling POLICE COURT Kuala175 words
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Article, Illustration69 1935-01-13 1 -OFF TO THE WILDS" AFT' R MARRIAGE: The Rev: Edgar H Bow^n, of Teg wan' Mission. Southern Rhodesia, was married to M'ss Milde-e' Foreman, a \iie sister at University Col ege Hospital, of S ect Hill Chei?fie*d, Kent, recently. The b cle intends h 'ping her husbxnd m S. Rhodesia,69 words
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Article116 1935-01-13 1 Remnants Cleared Up In Hunan Hongkong, Jan. 12. 4 COMMUNIQUE from Changsha, the capital of Huna% states that 111^*^!^ lM.vtrW&eTi dtealed by xfi.€ vfbvernii t troops. > The Peace Preservation Conference at Charexhow m South Fukien has concluded. More than 60 resolutions were adoptedA thousand natives of116 words
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Article370 1935-01-13 1 People Won't Work With Him (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Farn worth (Lanes), Jan. 2. I HAVE spoken to-night with a ixangman who is on the "dole." He is Mr. Tom Philips, of Albertvoad, Farn worth, who 'was to have assisted m the execution370 words
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Article619 1935-01-13 1 F.M.S. Tour KUALA iw; In Go A II WELCOME (From Our Own Corresponient, Taiping, Saturday. 2IR Shenton Thomas, the High Commissioner, accompanied by Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas, who is making his official entry into Perak t''-da.> stopped at Taiping and iunche at the Residency this ai619 words
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Article651 1935-01-13 1 RIGHTS OF EMI i CITIZENS Vital (iuestioL Ex-Malayan (HE Views LIVELY discussion i* seeding m Britain on definition ior citizen < >. .0 British Empire who born m Britain. The dues:: ,1 arises owing to the custom oi: I foreigners reterring to those born m Britain651 words
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Advertisement17 1935-01-13 1 Goodwood Park Botel SPECIAL CURRY TIFFIM EV-SRY SUNDAY. Tennis Courts reserved at fljM an evening. 'Phone '6490.17 words
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Advertisement53 1935-01-13 1 4 MARK 19 1932 1933 1934 These columns represent with absolute accuracy, the sales of McCallum's "Perfection" Whisky m Malaya for the last 3 years. A simple measurement with thumb and forefinger shows that consumption has more than trebled its2lf. An equally simple action with throat and glass will show53 words
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Advertisement10 1935-01-13 1 15 A.M. EDITION HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS APPEAR ON PAGE 210 words
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Article411 1935-01-13 2 SURPRISES IN F.A. CUP Third Round Results LEAGUE CHAMPIONS WIN London, Jan. 12. THE Cup-holders beaten! And m the Third Round, by the only goal scored m the match, by the Spurs. The above sums up the biggest sensation m to-day's cup-tie matches. With an enviable411 words
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Article191 1935-01-13 2 Lincoln's Good Win Over Hartlepools There were no matches of major importance m the Engl'sh League, the cup-ties interfering with the fixtures. The only notable wins m the Northern Section of the Third Division, was Lincoln's s—l5 1 victory over Hartlepools and Gateshead's good win aga:nst Halifax. InReuter - 191 words
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Article54 1935-01-13 2 Pilots and Masters of steamers are hereby warned that on Jan. 22 between the hours of about 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. the War Department S.S. Sir Hastings Anderson will be steaming without lights m the eastern approaches to Singapore between Tan jong Pagar and the eastern54 words
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Article85 1935-01-13 2 Across The Pacific At 182 Miles Per Hour Honolulu, Jan- 12. A WIRELESS message from Mrs. Amelia Earhaflt, the American Airwomdn, who is making a transpacific flight, received after four and a half hows, says that she is Hying through a fog at an altitude of 3,00085 words
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Article140 1935-01-13 2 Southampton Machines To Be Replaced London, Jan. 12. THE complete squadron overseas will be re-equipped by air for the first time when the flying boats at Singapore are replaced by short "Singapore" Flying Boats. At present the equipment consists of Supermarine Southamptons. The new aircraft are140 words
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Article174 1935-01-13 2 A Hectic Week For Reporters Flemington, Jan. 12. THE week-end adjournment of the Hauptmann trial brought a welcome respite to the harassed staffs of restaurants and to newspapermen, who have spent one of the most hectic weeks m memory. The defence expects to prove that Hauptmann was innocentReuter - 174 words
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Article28 1935-01-13 2 En Route To Bangkok From Croydon London, Jan. 12. Major Prasofcsri Chiraprariti, the King of Siam's personal Aide-de-Camn left Croydon to-day for Bangkok.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article217 1935-01-13 2 Sad Tragedy In Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. AN inquest into the death ol i> Chiness, Cheong Ah Koo, v;ho died as a result of injuries sustained from a fai from a ladder outside the Straits Trading Buildings, Market Square, on Dec217 words
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Article154 1935-01-13 2 Malaria Scourge In Ceylon (From Our Oivn, Correspondent Klang, Jan. 11. A public meeting of Ceylonese was held m Selangor Coast Club at 7 o'clock last night to discuss relief measures for the Malaria Epidemic now raging m Ceylon. Mr. V. Thambiah, Post Masiei Klang was voted to154 words
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Article123 1935-01-13 2 Mr. Justice Alexander Bateson London Jan. 12. The death is announced of Mr Justice A. D. Bateson Reuter. Sir Alexander Dingwall Bateson. bcrn 1866, was one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice (ProtatP. Divorce and Admiralty Division) since 1925 He was called to the Bai Inn»r123 words
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Article81 1935-01-13 2 Eight Selangor Players In States' Side (From Our Own Report ?r; Kuala Lumpur, Jan 12. The following have been selected to represent the F.M.S. against the Colony at hockey on Jan. 26 at Kuala LumpurChong Swee Ln (Perak); G. L Grciq and Gorbex Singh Baskaran L.81 words
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Article100 1935-01-13 2 London, Jan. 12. me ioiiowing matches m the Rugby Union were played to-day: Bath 3 Northampton 8 Bedford 8 Coventry 0 Birkenhead Park 17 Guy's Hospital 5 Blackheath 16 Harlequins 18 Bristol 14 The Army 3 Leicester 17 O.M.T. 0 London Welsh 8 Moseley 11 Newport 3 Gloucester100 words
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Article16 1935-01-13 2 In the Scottish International Trial at Murrayfield, Scotland drew with The Rest 21—21.- ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article650 1935-01-13 2 Mr. W. G. McAdoo HIS MISSION TO THE PHILIPPINES Singapore, Saturday. AN American Senator is m Singa pore. He is Mr. William Gibbs McAdoo. of California. He arrived yesterday by the Marnix Van St. Aldegonde from Ratavia, and will leave to-morrow by air for Washington by650 words
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Article32 1935-01-13 2 Shanghai, Jan. 12- A heavy fo^ hung ovt-r oxw^ib"*yesterday The air mail w™!* r ?T twcen Shanghai and Canton and trar flc m the city were suspeodtd.-Sm Chew Jit Poh.32 words
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Advertisement182 1935-01-13 2 HE? i^Bl^^^^^ ;iiniii ;^iiiiiiiiiiu i i,T ijri t ;T rv v v m---:J^JM^^^ Preserve tuat (UARMM 'RfSMfSS Jfoj *V I Slizabjetk^j BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Treatment by Appointment' |H Telephone 6115 J| H MAVMADH leo BATTERY RD I H IVIAI JMAKU LTD. SINGAPORE B| |U:::::HrI::i::iHi::::::i::::;::H::H:K:::H:u::^ •MASTERS'- HH ft. SBSHSESZSZSZSZSESESZSHSHSESBSZSZSZSZSESHSHSHSHSZSZSBSESHSZSHSESHSHSHSES£SZ3"ESHSE Serravallo's Tonic The182 words
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Advertisement91 1935-01-13 2 |«iilliliilinint..« 1 1 .i )1 in lll iMt 11l I l Kt* ll |Mt,,iMt. lf Htj, <ll IltniHi)llulHMt )iW You can't keep children as li i^^ I they are to-day— they will M^k I grow and change, but Photographs of the child- I ren never grow up. 1 Isn't it91 words
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Article1131 1935-01-13 3 D.P.P.'s Remarks MALACCA RESIDENTS APPEAL Singapore, Saturday. PI lIS case obtains its real mv .•urtance m that there has been r Fitly two decisions of learned judges which are certainly m conflict. And the difficulty that has been felt about these decisions is that at first sight,1,131 words
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Article459 1935-01-13 3 Dangerous Practice Of Overloading (From Our Own Ccr respondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 12. AS the result of a cyclist coming m the way of a motor car and being knocked down it came to light that the driver, Ganni bin Adam, had no licence to drive the tpy459 words
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Article1034 1935-01-13 3 Address By Bishop Bradley BISHOP Brenton Thoburn BadJey of Bombay addressed the Methodist Annual Conference yesterday on ihe subject: "Men ought not to Faint." Miss Welna Abraham of Kuala Lumpur, the daughter of the late Rev. Samuel Abraham, sang a lyric written especially for the Jubilee by1,034 words
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Article159 1935-01-13 3 Film Of The King And "Evensong" nnHERE was a rush for seats at the I Pavilion last nigh' -for two very good reasons. A talkie of H. M. the King, showinc, him broadcasting his message to thi Empire on Chris .rrias Day, was one special159 words
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Article120 1935-01-13 3 Plans For Opening Ceremony London. Jan. 12. EXTENSIVE preparations are being made for the ceremen al opening o: the great Iraq trans-desen pipe line, which has been fixed for Tuesday. Reuier learns that the ceremony will be performed by King Ghazi himself and the Governments of Iraq Syria120 words
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Article273 1935-01-13 3 baar Plebiscite CATHOLIC VOTE AN UNCERTAINTY Saarbruecken, .Jan. 12. i DEFEAT Hitler Through Statusquo," "Liberate Germain/' "Tomorrow We Beat Hitler.' are tho headlines m the anti-Hitlerite papers in* winding up their furious Plebiscite campaign which is bein^r closed to-night. Should a considerable minority favour statusquo, even273 words
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Advertisement20 1935-01-13 3 BTSTP HfDDF^ ><^ C SARFTTFS MADE IN #%4K%W% ENGLAND .a\, t Sf fOSACCO CO k T O LONOW W W\# W\#20 words
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Miscellaneous34 1935-01-13 3 TONCJ SOON KOK Members of the Tong Socn Kuk are requested to attend the funeral of Mr. Seah Lip Fiong'o aunt, 23, Lm Tua Tc v Bciti -.ft Scran^oon Road to-day at i a..T;34 words
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Miscellaneous60 1935-01-13 3 PASSENGERS ARRIVED The following passengers disembarked at Singapore yesterday from ihe Dolla steamship. President Harrison: Khun Ayussastra, James Bird, Percy Bonnet, Walter Foote and Margaret Foote. John Graham, Maisie Graham, Edward Hearne, Mary Hearne and Rober Hearne. Luisa Mauri. Richard AAcCleary, Mehas. Raymond Morris and Nathaniel Sauve. Harold Talbot, James60 words
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Miscellaneous50 1935-01-13 3 VESSELS ARRIVED t Hai Hing. Norwegian. 1.775 tons; from s Penang 11.1. to China Ports 17.1. Raub, British 573 tons; from Pontianak 12.1, to Pontianak 14.1. England Maru. Japanese. 4.227 tons, from Miike 11 1, to Java Ports 17.1. Hafthor. Norwegian. 761 tons; from i Bangkok 11.1, to Bangkok 13.1.50 words
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Article916 1935-01-13 4 Coming T o The Local Cinemas A THOROUGHLY modem and entertaindstective story, the chronicle of a charming, beautiful girl, who single- handedly outwits both the people and her rivals, Paramount's "The Notorious j Sophie Lang," is the next change at the Capitol Theatre, with Gertrude Michael, Paul Cavanagh, L°ol Errol,916 words
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Advertisement310 1935-01-13 4 M \RI BOROUGH I TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 g c C M.-(;.-M.'s Record Breaking Jungle Thriller I JOHNNY WEISSMULLER and c MAUREEN OSULLIVAN m g I And His MATE" Still breaking records f If you haven't seen it yet don't miss this opportunity of LIj seeing it D X Q310 words
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Advertisement306 1935-01-13 4 P R. A. Thompson S Dr. of Optometry (U.S.A.) g j M.0.1. (London) Thompson Optical Co- i j g 5, Raffles Place (Frankels). s 5 'Phone: 2500. London, Paris, Berlin, Shanghai jjj H Cairo, Honolulu, Singapore, g S QFP Cleopatra's Para- SEASON EXTENDED AT THE CFF Cleopatra borne m S306 words
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Advertisement235 1935-01-13 4 1 THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG I ALLURING DANGEROUS AND FEARLESS Cj She walked into a famous jewellery store and walked out with its X best collection S She walked into the lives of a dozen men and walked out- with S their hearts Jj] g The police set a dozen235 words
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Article, Illustration1926 1935-01-13 5 H.L. Hopkin - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L. Hopkin CE to the light persiflage with which I usually try to entertain you. mo give you some worthwhile informa. tioo for a change. Von have heard of the firm of Wearne You know, perhaps, that it is he biggest businesses of its kind m i1,926 words
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Advertisement60 1935-01-13 5 Conquer Sore Throat nHu6nia and prevent X -^^LWK Cold Scarlet Jk^py Fever and other infectious diseases. j FORMAMINT destroys the A A^l I disease germs m mouth riJlVilMrllNi and fhroal and so p rotects I \f 1 I against dangerous infections. Of all Chemists and Stores. m 1 Ul VTro60 words
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Article2387 1935-01-13 6 W.B. Maxwell - W.B. Maxwell OUR SHORT STORY By pliOM the tirm- that Nance was thirteen am! beginning to walk with boys <••: Saturday nights, her jrrandmot her used to warn her against the difficulties and dangers of lift-. "Von keep along the Whitechapei Road, Nan and don't let 'em take2,387 words
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Article151 1935-01-13 6 £112 COMPENSATION Sausage-Machine That Made Bombs A MACHINE which turned out sausage* by day and bombs by night m a confectioner's shop here during the AngloCork, 1.F.5., Dec. 8. Irish troubles was the subject of a claim m the Circuit C<Hin to-day. William McLaren, formerly a confectioner m Cork, and151 words
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Article60 1935-01-13 6 Barcelona. The Barcelona Law Courts are icy cold because the coalman has refused to deliver any more coal until his account has been paid. So everyone m the Court, from the judges to the prisoners m the cells is shivering with cold. Two prisoners have been so severely60 words
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Article499 1935-01-13 6 Norma Shearer's Views RESULT OF PURITY CAMPAIGN Hollywood. MISS Norma Shearer declares that the public demands more romance m films to-day than formerly. And she believes that this is due to the "purity campaign" which has been going on for some months past. Miss Shearer told an499 words
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Article89 1935-01-13 6 St. Louis. Married 40 years then divorced for 11 years now a honeymoon couple again. That is the record of Mr. S. C. Senter, aged 73, and Mrs. Lola Senter, aged 68. They have six children and 32 grandchildren. They were married m 1883, when he89 words
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Advertisement53 1935-01-13 6 BANISH PAIN J gBjMJ3&. HEALTH Hr^ REGAIN TIGER BALM i soon puts to flight all your old enemies Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, 1 Sciatica, Lumbago, Muscular Pains, etc i Refuse all Substitutes Obtainable Everywhere > 'IF ITS "TIGER BALM ITS THE BEST n EISP AIIU TfIUP Illi HUH I UNb53 words
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Advertisement39 1935-01-13 6 APPETIZING m Dishes that continental irni appeal to the eqe chef mlMm taste Faultless Uv fully service. A cool c tftkl UC ba N p SED res+Ful atmos Phere WU iwi lion m^M RESTAURANT where excellence it not extravagance39 words
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Article1140 1935-01-13 7 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson ol uri 1 SOME I INSTRUCTIONS jj| ON THE jjj DELICATE AND LITTLE KNOWN S SCIENCE OF a S FILLING HOLES ••VOl Me that hole?' said the editor, pointing to a fairly sizeable gap m a page ot type. said I, wondering what1,140 words
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Advertisement292 1935-01-13 7 iii^^^^H E^\ t£%^^^ pri^ 3S^" ESCO INDEXED DIARY, 1935. Price $2.50 each. (Po.la-e 30 cts). y^Jjrf&r COLLINS POCKET AND OFFICE DIARIES, 1935. Prices from HO cts K^^B i^^^ C^tJ^ upwards. BBUmJ^^^W^Kk^^^^'\\^^> Jf CHARLES LETTS POCKET AND OFFICE DIARIES, 1935. WF\l*r U"^ /VS j€*FCmy* THE BUSINESS DESK MEMO CALE>DAR. Price $1.50292 words
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Advertisement197 1935-01-13 7 itnttnniminiiiMiiiiniininiiiiiiin i i i i i i i V TICKETS ISSUED I BY ALL STEAM -^AWI-i SHIP AIR ANI> TRAVLL RAILWAY LINES. NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese and all Asiatic clients Z are given the best of attention and assistance. i 39, Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephone 5908. I .«lil'i|:;|:,|ii|n|; l |;i|197 words
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Article, Illustration2055 1935-01-13 8 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING lOSEPHINE C" have some lovely J gowns. This week they are showing the very newest robes de style of taffeta, which Paris Is quite mad about at the momon,. Looking at a delightful dull rose and petunia tallpicture frock. U takes \eu right back to] the2,055 words
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Article232 1935-01-13 8 If you are one of the people who liko looking after Gold Fish, here are a few suggestions on what to do and what noi to do. One thing, these lute frh d<> not like changing their way of living. If you have232 words
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Article107 1935-01-13 8 1 A dnrk frock with light touches is one I of the best formulas for ,he woman no i longer young, and suitable n^ck pieces are jabots and collars of lawn or or die. For evening wear, suuipturcd flowing lines and the trailing irain gives grace107 words
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Advertisement137 1935-01-13 8 Smart Shop A NEW SHIPMENT OF EXCLUSIVE model evening gowns from Hollywood, just unpacked. Also advance models of Spring dresses and ensembles m large sizes. Most perfect slacks m linen, pique and gabardine at $8.50 each. Shorts with sun- back tops, beach pyjamas at St. so each. Also morning frocks137 words
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Advertisement61 1935-01-13 8 Truly first editions m every respect. <L/4urelia s is now showing the completed and advanced collections of 1935 Hats, Novelties and Dresses i t The latter includes Morning and Street Dresses, Knitted Sports Wear and Gowns of Dramatic Beauty. —decidedly new m colour, line. harmony, effects and feeling. t Always61 words
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Advertisement37 1935-01-13 8 TO ALL HUSBANDS! COME TO To solve your problem for your Wife's New Year Gift LATEST SELECTION IN SHANGHAI-MADE UNDIES Exquisite Triumph Of Fashions and at most reasonable PRICE FRANKELS 101, VICTORIA STREET ALSO 5, RAFFLES PLACE.37 words
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Advertisement107 1935-01-13 8 j»''ii'tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii!iiiiMtiittiiiii!iiiiiininiiiini!iiniiiiiiinii«im.i'itt'H»i ••'••>■•"••' Announces j A Stock Taking Sale I NOW PROCEEDING I NfKKO HOUSE. TEL. 4974. M. Battery Road. I SFLETAR ORANGE J 5 EUROPEAN RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. g UVzth Mile Thomson Selelar Road, S (Adjoining Naval Base— Opposite Gate "E"). Ej Large Swimming Enclosure. Beautiful Garden, B peaceful and attractive107 words
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Article, Illustration2152 1935-01-13 9 By I Our Woman 1 Correspondent 1 WHAT a marvellous get-together dance is the Paul Jones! It was just the I right thing to begin the great fun which everyone enjoyed at the annual Police Inspectors' Fancy Dress Ball held Xt the Adelphi Hotel. There,2,152 words
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Article216 1935-01-13 9 An ideal way of entertaining a party is to give a buffet supper. Then you are sure- that everyone will tjei what they want, and not be m the awkward position of sitting next to someone the/ are nof awfully pleased about. In a buffet .supper,216 words
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Article264 1935-01-13 9 Forever Wandering By VI Ethel Mannin In this bonk of sketches a!id II impressions Miss Mannin oiuc again takes her readers with her on her travels, m Central Lurope, the West of Ireland and to< Russia, to which she mat I alone and by air. I264 words
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Advertisement65 1935-01-13 9 N RENE ULLM ANN I M MILUNERY DEPARTMENT. I J STOCKTAKING SALE P M VERY B!(i REDUCTIONS <'S VLL ]H ■I THE PRICES M VRKED. 1^ N RENE UIL.L.MANN U I^B CAPITOL BUILDING, STAMFORD KOAI>. Bj Just received from I LONDON I 1 A New Selection Of Lovely Dinner Gowns.65 words
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Advertisement10 1935-01-13 9 354 6 3J6, Horlh Brid^t Ro&d Ph 0,11 4*1) Vr10 words
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Advertisement103 1935-01-13 9 GREEN CIRCLE LIBRARY Now we set out Susan Ertz. Brazilian Adventure, Peter Fleming. (Non-fiction). Testament of Youth, Vera Brittain (Biojr) Harvest m the North, James Lansdab Hod son. Swing Door, Marion Reid Jamieson and Nancy Rose. Mon Rep-os, Nicholas Bevel. Heavens my Destination, Thornton Wilder. Treasure of Israel, William le103 words
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Advertisement131 1935-01-13 9 7HSSSZSZSHSc^S?SZSHSESESZ t J?-S3;n£'2Sc??-TZ ANNOUNCING The Arrival of the Newest ROBES DE STYLE m TAFFETAS also DAY EVENING GOWNS. 11. BATTEUY KOAD. THOXE XIM- v PWf Mil^^^WWW**"*" l CAN ¥00 BEET THEM? THE CKITICAL GLANCES THAT SIKYKY Nffl iA( I:. I If you are m doubt VISIT AUK CBATS NOIRS BE4UrY131 words
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541 1935-01-13 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore Sunday, Jan. 13, 1935. HOPEFUL SIGNS I OOK to the Far Ea^t for the end of the depression" is the cheering message of Col. Joseph Reichl, who has been making a tour through this part of the world. Col. Reichl is an American who has owned hotels541 words
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1518 1935-01-13 10 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanley-Jones tflOW IT AFFECTS VS 1 IN MALAYA MALAYA was for so long a land flowing with milk and honey that it seemed unnecessary for her to worry about a struggle fjr existence. Then came the great Slump, and Malaya suddenly discovered that1,518 words
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Article623 1935-01-13 10 AND so, what? A A A AS I once said long, long moons ago, here I am again m spite of the wii'.s and the judgment summonses. WHEN Horatius II said I had picked up lots of new books out Paris way he was623 words
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Advertisement111 1935-01-13 10 1"«. :i< •KMl.lt' «'HI I •»!.!<-» 1.1 liCt'llllllilllllllMl ltMt||t|!|Mtllttl|!l|llll!|!'JIIIIII"1-:«li«M| 111 II I ilia 111 I »I f t W iIUPAI E l^ iZ, Mj Mj i 3 I P YTD A f T 1 a? y^ uAIIIALI^UI ft^w COD LIVER I y^( makes STUBDIER H }l^^^ CBILDHEN p Every growing111 words
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1292 1935-01-13 11 YOUTH OF TWENTY CHARGED WITH MURDER DISCOVERY ON GOLF COURSE Home Office Medical Experts Give Evidence \V ALKING over a Brighton golf course as dusk was falling, two men heard shots and screams ring out. Th*y fetched a policeman, who flashed his torch1,292 words
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Article, Illustration20 1935-01-13 11 Students of the Edinburgh Art College preparing one of the comic costumes to be used m the New Year Revels.20 words
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Article378 1935-01-13 11 Bit Piece Off Farmers Finger 1 (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Penrith. DRAMATIC evidence of how a midnight intruder entercu a bedroom at a farmnouae situated m c lonely Westmorianu dale, threatened both the farmer and his wife, rued a toy pistol and bit a piece378 words
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Article472 1935-01-13 11 Increasing Cunning Of Counterfeiters <By Air Mail> (From Our Oun Correspondent/ London, Jan. 2. WITH counterfeiters, with the aid of science, be able to produce coins indistinguishable from genuine currency? This is a question wh eh is causing Scotland Yard a great deal of apprehension at472 words
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Advertisement92 1935-01-13 11 JACK PAYNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. (Exclusively on REX). 8300 All Ido is dream of you, F.T. little church around the corner, VH FT WfW 5287 Fur all we know, F.T. ■<* Where the mountain mccl« the sea, B •'^^H Walt/. V 8239 Stay a little closer to me, F.T. On!92 words
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Advertisement93 1935-01-13 11 y. v %i I "I AfTfifiEN" l)abies consistentl y thrivt for "LACTOGEN" is a perfectly balanced food. I i| H 1 For a sample tin of Lactogen, Mother's Book of Advice and 'j MifflfflBMJ&& Spoon Measure, send 20 cts. m unused postage stamps to: "LACTOGEN" '^fe^^^W' 129 135, Cecil Street,93 words
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Article, Illustration140 1935-01-13 13 Gallery Of Volunteer Officers NO. 10.— CAPTAIN C. E. COLLINCJK pAPTAIN C. E. Collinge, Officer Commanding the Singapore Volunteer Armoured Car Section. He enlisted m the Inns of CourOfficers Training Corps m 1915, subsequently obtaining a commission hi the City of London Regiment. Served m France m 1917 and later140 words
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Article1200 1935-01-13 13 INTERNATIONAL MATCH PLAY (By Horatius T HAVE now had time to review j 1 some of the play which tool: place between the Culbertson team j and Great Britain and 1 ftnd it very gratifying, ft would have been a sorry thing if, by expert bidding and meticulous1,200 words
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Article102 1935-01-13 13 351 Nflfe Per Hour Claim Poston, Mas.sacliu.set t& I A specu exceeding 350 miles an hour and a decree of stability never achieved before are claimed tor a new type ol fight roptene designed by Lieut, j Arthur Meu-nlf, Instructor of Aeronautical Design at Boston University. H< dec&res102 words
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Article70 1935-01-13 13 BERLIN SHAKESPEARE 1,038 Performances In One Year Berln. i i Sbakespdire performances m Germany last year numbered 1,038, presented on j I 80 stages. "Th" Comedy of Errors" headed the i list of his plays with 150 performances Then came "Twelfth Nighi :> wUi 10f>. i -The Taminc; of the70 words
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Article31 1935-01-13 13 Hollywood. Jocelyn Lee, the screen star who has f--v>red m Fox, Paramount fund Universal S pictures, announces that she is marrying: 1 fatuto Seymour, the producer, early next year.31 words
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Article99 1935-01-13 13 Berlin. "Don't beat y'aur cow: tickle it." That i:; one Dl the n?w slogans ol ih r- Kindn s To Animals movenunt m Gcij many. An electric device has b:^ invented i for us? by shepherds to make their cows go faster m a humanitarian way. It99 words
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Advertisement60 1935-01-13 13 1 TAKE YOUR DOCTORS TIP i BIOCITIN j I Charges Your Brain and Nerve Cells With Energy, and 90 Ensures Against Physical and Mental Fatigue. I 1 Obtainable m powder and tablet from all fintctea Dispensaries, and Stores or from: HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD., j :^O9, Stl 313, North Bridge60 words
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Advertisement18 1935-01-13 13 H manner' Srin^rHinc nui'p if'< ;i 9xA:^^mssi v&y i& •^B *^^^^^^^'^M I Phone 3463. Pt '^X Or/ I18 words
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Advertisement365 1935-01-13 13 < I II VIlDIi Sii lUXURI* y*\ 7 si LUXURY CREAM Ibarnet tmbbart 1 B\)cv j A perfect cU-ansin^ en tm tkat seeps deep into t fie i<»m loo eiiing those invisible I I I dust and grime which soap :ii'<l water can never reiM h, brinj ing them quickly365 words
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Article, Illustration1306 1935-01-13 14 Work And Play Our Heritage Serious Toil After Festivities Elections Of Office-Bearers Weightlifting In Singapore Open Tournament In March. (By "Clubman") A GAY festive season for Malaya's clubmen is over, and they are settling down to serious workserious work until the Chinese New Year season1,306 words
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Article, Illustration576 1935-01-13 14 Open Championship Tournament m March The Singapore Amateur WeighUifb Association will hold its open weightiifttng championship sometime m March this year. Those who wish to compete are to submit their names to Mr. Goh Ah Cheng, co National City Bank ol N York not later than Mar. 1,576 words
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Advertisement279 1935-01-13 14 STT HERE is a unique opportunity (or you to win i happiness this year. No entrance fee, and one of the a many prizes can be yours with very little effort x fu CT I; There are no complicated rules. All you have to do is I"■ to fill m279 words
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Article, Illustration1361 1935-01-13 15 Selaraigor Singles TounMunmemft Samuel Receives Walk-Over Last Week-End's Play New Office Bearers For Parties. (By "Dragon") INTERESTING badminton was 1 witnessed m the preliminary round of the Selangor open singles badminton championship, played at the Victoria Institution Hall, Kuala Lumpur, last week-end. A. S. Samuel, Selangor's1,361 words
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Advertisement142 1935-01-13 15 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. j LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. j The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and142 words
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3444 1935-01-13 16 The Week's malayan SPORT REVIEWED About Two Big Events The Year's Most Important Rugger And Hockey Matches How The Services Won The Malaya Rugby Cup Macao's Hockey Visit Reviewed Malaya Champion s Of Far East? (By "Forward") AS I had expected, and as many others had expected, the Combined Services3,444 words
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Advertisement410 1935-01-13 16 m y\ Another of the fortunate thousands m I I who have discovered the secret of J.J M^_ MMMF J^_^ L getting wore smoking pleasure TlTjlTlFf*' with complete throat comfort. B M |H|TWt" Craven "A' can do the same for you. fc You'll enjoy ihe rich flavour of the m410 words
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Advertisement1098 1935-01-13 17 1 SECOND W/HITD AU/A VC stock Takln week of Wnll tAWAYb SALE 0 WE ARE DETERMINED THAT THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF LAST WEEK SHALL FIND NO ANTI-CLIMAX THIS WEEK TO MAKE THOROUGHLY SURE OF THIS, STOCKS HAVE AGAIN BEEN SUBJECTED TO A MOST INTENSIVE EXAMINATION BY THE I MANAGER AND1,098 words
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Article881 1935-01-13 18 Comments On Coming Season fFrom Our Own Correspondent J Ipoh, Friday. WITH the nm by and hockey seasons practically at an end thoughts turn to King Willow whose reign will soon begin. Clubs are now taking stock of the talent likely to be available this season881 words
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Article636 1935-01-13 18 MUROTA TOO CLEVER FOR FOND Visitor's First Contest In Singapore FRIDAY'S programme of fights drew a large crowd to the Olympic S'.adium. Chief interest was centred m the ten three-minute round battle between the Japanese flyweight, Tiny Murota, and L. S. Fond. The Japanese proved too clever for the hard-hitting636 words
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Article182 1935-01-13 18 SWIMMING RECORD American Beats Time Of Frenchman Providence (Rhode Is.), Jan. 12. JOHN Higgins vecorded 1 mm. 11 4j5 sees, m the 100 metres breast-stroke. The previous record was 1 mm. 13 35 sees, by Jacques-Cartonnet France) Reuter. Volunteers To Hold General Meeting (From Our Oivn Correspondent) Malacca,182 words
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Article118 1935-01-13 18 No Card Returned By Singapore V.R. THE results of the Colonial Rifle Association's small-bore match, 1934, arcnow available. Thirteen rifle associations from dilferent parts of the Empire participated m the match, and Falkland Islands Defence Force with a score of 1,945 points out of a possible 2.000118 words
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Article63 1935-01-13 18 European Team To Meet The Rest The following have been invited to play hockey for Europeans v. The Reo: on Wednesday Jan. 16, at S.C.C. Pte. Jones; R. A. Ashworth (capt.* and Lt. W. S. T. Douglass; J. E. Harvey, Li. Reed and R. N. Ellioit, L. H. N.63 words
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Article56 1935-01-13 18 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. "against Sikh Police on -the V.M.C.A. ground on Friday. Jan. 18: J. Bleha; R. Lyne and Chatterjee; G Day, Lee Fong Lim and S. Pakianathan; Looi Eng San, C. Rcshty, p. c. Sands, A. N. Katyal and C. Catchatoor. Res&rves:56 words
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Article, Illustration583 1935-01-13 18 (By K.Q.") OINGAPORE will soon earn the rev putation of being the Mecca of Eastern boxing champions. Champions from India, Ceylon, Burma, Manila and Saigon Mecca Of have invaded these shores from time to Boxing time. They continue to come. Champions. Yesterday when583 words
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Article533 1935-01-13 18 SOUTH JOHORE BEAT S.C.C. Magnificent Forward Battle THE rugger match played at Johor: Bahru between South Johore and the S.C.C. ended m a win for South Johore by five points (a goal) to three (a tr Y). fc^. A typical Johore rainstorm fell m the middle cf the first half533 words
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Article125 1935-01-13 18 Four-Ball Matches At The The following is the result of the ballot for four-ball matches at the. Selangor Golf Club. Play will be on th? first course on Sunday: 8-20 a.m. Bray, Dunlop and others. 8.28 a.m. Cruickshank, Wegener and others. 8.32 a.m. Vaughan, Valentine and others. 8.36125 words
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Article142 1935-01-13 18 At the fourth annual general meeting of the Golden Bell Minstrels which war, held at the lion, secretary, Mr. Tan Chin Guan's, rosidence, 109, Waterloo Street, on Sunday, Dec. 30. at 1 p.m. the following were elected as office-bear-ers for the ensuing year 1935. Patrons: Hon. Dr.142 words
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Article48 1935-01-13 18 The following will represent tlw V.M.C.A. agains; M.C.U. on the M.C U ground to -morrow: J. BlehafChatterje-e and S. S. GUI: G Day, Lee Fong Lim and S. Paklanaihan C. Reshty, P. c. Sands, A. N Katyai C'ltchatotd and Loo: Kuv Ban Reserve: Wee Hong Heng48 words
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Advertisement44 1935-01-13 18 SUPER MITEL If tS/'^^w>%^H SB6/24L. Super Nette! with Zciss Tes«ar f/3.5--536 24P. Super Nettel with Zeiss Tessar f/2.8. You are cordially invited to see those models at our showrooms. The Singapore PHoro Go. 39. HIGH STKEET, SINGAPORE. Sole Agents: The Scientific Instrument Company MNUAI'OKK.44 words
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601 1935-01-13 19 FIVE TRIES AND A GOAL Annual Match ASIATICS PLAY FOR VISITORS Singapore, Saturday. rS F.M.S. Police were defeated by 20 points to nil (fi>e tries and a goal) by the Straits Settlement*; Police on the Parian? to-day. ft was the first time m the annual601 words
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Article222 1935-01-13 19 Inter-State Hockey SELANGOR DEFEAT PERAK (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SELANGOR maintained their unbeaten hcekcy letord this s«ison to-day, wh"n *hey defeated Perak. on th? Sclangcr C!ub gftttutd by 3 l, repeating the'r victcry of a few months ago. Selangor were easily thr», bi ter222 words
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Article169 1935-01-13 19 Eminent Physician Declares In m Q| lectttC before the American Academy of Medicine, a prominent phy an sated tha.- persons who artrit Cat liv» the longest. Common nnst <onfi.ms th Insw companies often (eject over-weight f« !k-. or Change higher premiums on armmt of the169 words
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Article91 1935-01-13 19 Comment On Perry's Play I SKED if no thought Fred Perry to be the greatest amateur player m the world, W. T. Tilden, on returning to New York from England, said: "On record, yes: but on ability, no. "I consider H. W. Austin. G. Von I Cram.n,91 words
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Article925 1935-01-13 19 Close Finishes LERRICK PAYS DIVIDEND OF $90 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. INHERE was a fair attendance at the amateur meeting this afternoon of the Fienang Turf Club. The weather was fine, and an excellent afternoon's sport was indulged m. BIG SWEEP The following are the925 words
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Article125 1935-01-13 19 GUNBOAT JACK v. SUARES Drawn Match At Bangalore Bangalors, Dec. 27. THK ton-round contest between Gunboat Jack and Arthur Suares for ths Middleweight Championship of India at the BangK'rro Police Ohib on Wednesday nigftt r>Tult'£d m a draw. The decision was not wsll received. The contest showed that while Suares125 words
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Article118 1935-01-13 19 Yesterday's Results In Open Singles Championships (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. In the Open Singles Championship of the Selangor State Badminton Tournament the following are the results of matches played to-day: Quah Chooi Yong lost to Lee Kong Sopn 9—15, 15—10, 12—15. Chan Kong Leong beat118 words
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Article44 1935-01-13 19 Crawford Regains The Australian Title Melbourne, Friday. rthe Australian Tennis Championships final, Crawford (Australia) beat Perry (Britain, the holder) 2—6; 6 4; 6 4; 6—4. Iti the Women's Firul, >iiss Dorothy Round Britain h»*+ Lyle I—6;1 6; 6 l; 6 3.- ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Advertisement95 1935-01-13 19 JK^& y^st THE STANDARD OF A HOI SI. HOLD IS JI'IHiEU B\ ITS FIH MSHIN(;S OF which the Bed.?iead is prominent. If it bear; the "Diamond" trademark the owner may he .»rsidertd both lucky and discriminating. By care f ul selectu.n ho has discovered that ihe qualities of durability, comfort95 words
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Article, Illustration88 1935-01-13 20 Chancellor Adolf H tier after the launching of the new N.D.L. Liner Scharnhorst. Perdriau (S.C.O m action on the wing. Smith hitting for the Europeans The European team which beat the Services s—l m a hockey test on Friday m Singapore. Play m the88 words
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