Diary of Robert Russell Walker, 1941-1945 - Part 5
BOOKS READ 15 FEB 42 -
GETAWAY
CITADEL, THE
MORE HEROES OF MODERN ADVENTURE
THE THREE HUNTING HORNS
THE SPANISH FARM
FAMOUS TRIALS
MORE FAMOUS TRIALS
BELOW THE WIND
ALL THAT SWAGGER
OUT OF THE NIGHT
SPYMASTER - OFFENHEIM
INSIDE ASIA - GUNTHER
THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN
THE LAME, THE HALT, & THE BLIND
PROMISED LAND
THE BLUE LAQUER BOX
THE WINDSOR TAPESTRY
THE STORY OF SAN MICHELE
MISS BUN THE BAKER'S DAUGHTER
SEX AT CHOICE
THE POWER TO LOVE
CONTRACEPTION
SHANGHAI - CITY FOR SALE
THE GREEN MARSHES
FLOTSAM - REMARQUE
TURNABOUT
ASK THE PARLOUR MAID - GREIG
FREE AIR - LEWIS
THE SPY - HORLER
WE DIVE AT DAWN - GADR EDWARDS
THE GLENLITTEN MURDER -OPPENHEIM
ROPE TO SPARE - PHILLIP McDONALD
THE LITTLE BATCHELOR
ANTHONY ADVERSE
WHAT HAPPENED TO FRANCE
SAINT IN MIAMI
YOUR DEAL MY LOVELY
YESTER DAILIES
SHORT STORIES BY "SAKI"
THE MAN WHO WAS THURSDAY
A MINOR OPERATION
THE BELL DOTH TOLL
MEMORIES OF DOLLY VARDEN
THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY
MURDER RUNS IN FAMILIES - H. FOOTNER
TOPPER TAKES A TRIP
THE SECRET CARGO
THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE FROG
THE CHINESE ORANGE MYSTERY - QUEEN
SALAVIN - DUHAMEL
A WARNING TO WANTONS - MITCHELL
THE TIMOROUS AMOURIST - LINDSAY
BOODLE - SAINT [[drawing]]
SHANGHAI FOR SALE
CAPTAIN HORNBLOWER
CARDS ON THE TABLE - CHRISTIE
TALE OF THREE CITIES
COAT OF ARMS
THE WOUNDED DON'T CRY - REMMES
MY BEST ADVENTURE STORY
SECRET AGENT OF JAPAN
HELLS ANGELS OF THE DEEP - CARR
MAGNUS MERRIMAN
DANCE LITTLE GENTLEMEN - G FRAUKAU
THE INDIFFERENCE OF JULIET - G. RICHMOND
AND NO QUARTER -MAURICE WALSH
FIDDLESTRINGS- JOHN VAHEY
FEMALE OF THE SPECIES - SAPPER
ENDLESS STORY - TAFRAIL
FURTHERMORE - RUNYON
DR MEPHISTO
A FAREWELL TO ARMS - HEMINGWAY
I GOT REFERENCES - KERCH
MEN DISLIKE WOMEN - ARLEN
JUAN IN AMERICA - LINKLATER
" " CHINA - "
51 SHORT STORIES - SAPPER
CAPRICORNIA
THE BLACK SWAN - SABATINI
PACIFIC GOLD - STACKPOOLE
GUILTY MEN
LONDON DIARY - REYNOLDS
ENGLAND IS MY VILLAGE
"BARTIMEUS" OMNIBUS - S/STORIES
THE CASE OF SGT GRISHA -ZWEIG
TRUMPETER SOUND - MURRAY
THE BROKEN FACE MURDERS - TEILHET
THE BLACK STONE - GIBBS
THEY SHALL NOT PASS - SINCLAIR
THE GATE OF HAPPY SPARROWS -
COOLIE -
THE SPEAKERS IN SILENCE - GANAST
FAR FOREST - F.B. YOUNG
THE HOUSE OF THE OTHER WORLD - TWEEDALE
STRANGERS MAY KISS
THE KNIFE
THE HILLMAN - OPPENHEIM
OVER THE RIVER - GALEWORTHY
SONS - PEARL S BUCK
THE ADVENTURES OF ALEBEN - M. DRENNAN
THE SUN IS MY UNDOING-MARGUERITE STEEN.
RED EARTH - JANE ENGLAND.
THE HOUSE ON THE SALTINGS- Y. BRIDGES
THIS MAN IS DANGEROUS - Peter HEYNEY
NIGHT IN BOMBAY-BROMFIELD
HAG'S NOOK - CARR
THE IMPREGNABLE WOMEN - LINKLATER
HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY
TAKE IT EASY - DAMIEN RUNYON
ADVENTURES ON WEST'N FRONT - RAWLINSON
MY NAUGHTIEST STORY - SHORT STORIES
SINBAD - AUTOBIOGRAPHY
RETURN TO MALAYA - BRUCE LOCKHART
THANKYOU JEEVES -WODEHOUSE
RAIN IN THE DOORWAY - THORN SMITH
LET THE PEOPLE SING - PRIESTLY
THE SILVER DARLINGS - DUNN
UNCLE FRED IN SPRINGTIME - WODEHOUSE
THE LORING MYSTERY - FARNOL
1000 LEAGUES OVER THE SEA
THE URGENT HANGMAN - CHEYNEY
THE QUEEN'S HALL MURDER - BROOME
SHABBY TIGER - HOWARD SPRING
MY SON MY SON! - " "
THE SOWERS - H. S. MERRIMAN
BROOME STAGES - CLEM'CE DANE
DR BRADLY REMEMBERS - FRANCES BRET YOUNG
JOHN WALTERS - SAPPER
ANGEL PAVEMENT - PRIESTLY
CITIES OF SIN - DE LEEUW
KAI LUNG'S GOLDEN HOUS
THE TIME IS NOW
AL LIFE - D DE MAUPAUSSAT
SOLDIERS OF MISFORTUNE - P.G.WREN
SNOWSTONE - J.M.SCOTT
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SAPPHIRA AND THE SLAVE GIRL - CATHER
MURDER-NINE AND OUT - TURNER
CRUMP FOLK GOING HOME - CON. HOLME
TWILIGHT MEN
THE SEDAN MURDER - JOHN WALLACE
PRINCESS AFTER DARK - SYD HORLER
ENTER THE ACE - " "
THE ZOO MURDER - ?
ILL GOTTEN GAINS - E.W.SAVI
THE CANDLE - ?
THE ROMAN HAT MYSTERY - QUEEN
" FRENCH POWDER " - "
THE JOYFUL DELANEYS- HUGH WALPOLE
GENTLEMAN OF RIO
MADAME BOVARY - FLEUBERT
NO LONGER INNOCENT -
GOOD-BYE MR CHIPS
STOUT CORTEZ - ROBINSON
1066 AND ALL THAT
AND BERRY CAME TOO - D. YATES
DISGRACE ABOUNDING - DOUGLAS REED
FRAUDEM BEAR
WESTWARD HO! - KINGSLEY
NO OTHER TIGER - E.W.MASON
BEHIND THE MICROPHONE-STORY OF B.B.C.
THE ELUSIVE FOUR - LE QUEX
LIGHT OVER RUBY STREET - HEITH
THE SWORD OF ISLAM - SABATINI
EXCELLENT INTENTIONS - RICK HULL
T.E.LAWRENCE - HIS FRIENDS
SOUL OF YUGOSLAVIA -
SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM - LAWRENCE
THE PATRIOT - PEARL BUCK
AND TELL OF TIME - LAURA KREY
NIGHT FLIGHT - ?
NEW WORLDS TO CONQUOR - HALLIBURTON
KRISTINA - SALLY SALIMEN
THE MAN WHO DIED TWICE - HORLER
LITTLE WINDOWS - AUMONIER
NOW IT CAN BE TOLD - PHILLIP GIBBS
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CAD - McDONALD
LOST PROPERTY - JOHN BUTLER
WITH MALICE TOWARD SOME - MARG. HALLSEY
AN INNKEEPER'S DIARY- JOHN FOTHERGILL
THE UNCROWNED KING - BARONESS ORCZY
TWINFLOWER - G.E.P. COLLINS
ROSE FORBES - GEO BUCHANAN
IRISH VOLUNTEER - ?
POET'S PUB - LINKLATER
HOLY DEADLOCK - A.P. HERBERT
FIVE WERE FOOLISH - DORNFORD YATES
BERLIN - HEINRICH MANN
FROM DAY TO DAY - FERD, GOETING
DUNKIRK - CHATTERTON
BANNISTER OF MARBLE RANGE - HORTON
THE FAMILY SKELETON - ESTHER TYLER
SIR WALTER SCOTT - BUCHAN
BY ORDER OF THE GESTAPO - WALLNER
THE PARADINE CASE - HICHENS
CRIPPLED SPLENDOUR - EVAN JOHN
THE STRANGLER FIG - J.S.STRANGE
MY AMERICA DIARY -SIR W CITRINE
PULLING THE STRINGS - F.E. PENNY
THE FEATHER - C. MATHEISON
TOMORROW TO FRESH WOODS - ROS. FLEMING
GREAT DETECTIVE STORIES - SHORTS
THE POOLS OF SILENCE-STACPOOLE
STORM MUSIC - DORN.YATES
THE GOLDEN ARROW - MARY WEBB
THE CORPSE ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE- MORELAND
HARRY E. K. K. BROADCASTS. (CONCERT 24AUG 42)
I have just returned lately from a war tour of
Malaya where my hosts the Japanese mistaking me for an Australian priest gave me free access to the camps of caged
allied prisoners of war men languishing in Syonan to that
one time pearl of the Orient.
My chief ports of call were the camps on and around
the Avenues of Bukit Timah Rd one time residential
district of British occupiers. There I found all types of prisoners.
Hefty English gunners, sturdy Scotch. Infantry men and tall
lean Australians. These captures live well! - I would tell you
of sack after sack of the best Burmese rice that daily disappears
into the bowel of these camps, either to be devoured or ejected
in some manner or other ∧ in fact ∧ so popular is this cereal, one tropical
night was cleft with cheers as news came hot foot from Rangoon
that the Burma rice crop has double this season.
One the whole these boys keep fit. To say
nothing of 5 Medical Officers working day & night, there are
five modern laboratories featuring the most up to date medical
apparatus, striving to keep the health of the captives up to
scratch! Did I say scratch?? That is indeed unfortunate as
a hell disease of the testicles known amongst these boys as
Bukit Timah Bollocks is rife!!
To combat this ticklish disease, these unfortunates
of war fashion small ball-bags of some absorbant material such
as Kotex still miraculously obtainable in the world without
women.
Let me take you now to a spot where these bronze
backed prisoners work. There stripped to the ball-bags, they fool
the gullible Nippon - gunners into believing they are stepping up
production. On one day you can see lean complaining cornstalk
slowly scattering stones on a shrine road, on another day smaller
but equally sturdy Highlanders, lethargically gather up these self same stones.
At luncheon interval sympathetic Chinese vendors nimbly evading
Nippon Guards, with familiar cries of "one cent one" selll slabs of
pineapple to the hungry labourers.
In return there crafty workmen trade the very tools
issues to them by the Imperial Japanese Army (Chunkel beads they told
me were worth 50¢!)
Those of my listeners who were old residents of the Bukit
Timah area will be interested to know that these war veterans
live in considerable comfort i you one time houses, and so
much space have they, that under recent eviction orders many of
you old houses are now vacated! (I can see them now in my minds eye)
Some of my listeners in war torn Britain & Aust
will be wondering how these boys amuse themselves. There is
certainly no lack of entertainment. Concerts featuring card sharpers
and Highland bagpipes, boxing tourneys when it isn't raining and
all in wrestling bouts, yes even the Movies! Why the first
night of my stay I was honour guest at a special showing of the
red hot Nipponese siccess. "Dysentry Rides Again" while another
favourite of theirs seem to be "Snow White & 7 Dwarfs"
These temporary jail birds have plenty opportunity of studying
world wide news allbeit thought the Jap glasses. I refer of cours to the
Flash Spot daily the "Synonan Times" Typical of such news is, I quote
"The Aust Govt will make no more swim-suits as wartime economy measure"
Looks like it will be a popular surf season! Indeed this news was a great
incentive to some of my recent friends, many of them natural born surf
riders, to make a break first to be back in Aussie for this years surf season.
In spite of my cunning disguise many of you will doubtless
wonder how I managed to wander so freely into S'pore and surrounding Kampongs
here I will let you into the secret. The pass word boys is SUGAR!! I shall be on the
air again next week when I hope to describe in some detail my
getaway from war locked Syan-to So long folks.
CHESS MOVES
WHITE WHITE
KP - KP4 KP- KP4
QP - QP3 KB - QB4
KB - QB4 QP - QP3
Q - KB3 KKT - KB3
IF REPLY IS TO KKT - KRE WHITE KKY - XB7
WILL TAKE BY MOVE FROM QB - KR3 this covering Blacks Q & R & K cannot move
P P P P P P. P P
R K B Q Kg B K R
FOOLS MATE KNIGHT ATTACK
QUEEN ATTACK CENTRE GAMBIT KING'S GAMBIT
WHITE e4 - e5 KP4 - kp4
KP - KP4 d4 - exd4 KB P4 - KB4 (refused)
Q - KR5 QXd4 - Ktc6 Kt KB3 - QP3
Q - K5 CHECK Qe - Kt[?]6 Kt QB3 - Kt QB3
KB4 - Kt KB3
QP3 - QB5
always play Kt's to centre of KtQR4 - {BsKKt
board, never to edges. {Kt Q5
B QKT3
e4 - e5
f4 - Bc5
Ktf3 - d6
Ktc3 - Ktc6
Bc4 - Ktt6
d3 - B44
Kta4 - g4XLtt3 or Bb6
Ktd4
BISHOPS GAMBIT VIENNA GAMBIT SPANISH
e4 - e5 . e4 - 35 . e4 - 35
Bc4 - Ktf6 . Ktc3 - Ktf6 . Ktf3 - Ktc6
d4 - exd4 . f4 - d5 . Bb5 - Ktf6
Ktf3 - Ktxe4 . fxe5 - Ktxe4 . Bd4 - Ktf6
Qd4 - Ktf6 . Ktf3 - Be7 . 0 - 0 - Ktxe4
Bg5 - Be7 . d4 - 0 - 0 .
Ktc3 - c6 . Bd3 - f5 .
0-0-0 - d5 . exf6 - Bexf6 .
Rhei - . 0 - 0 - .
RUSSIAN ITALIAN ITALIAN (4KT)
e4 - e5 . e4 - 35 . e4 - 35
Ktf3 - Ktf6 . Ktc3 - Ktf6 . Ktf3 - Ktc6
d4 - kTE4 . Bc4 - Bc5 . BC4 - Bc5
Bd3 - d5 . c3 - Ktf6 . KtC3 - KtF6
Kte5 - Bd6 . d4 - exd4 . d3 - d6
0 - 0 - 0 - 0 Bg5 - h6
c4 - c6
QC3 - Ktf6
Bg5 -
------------- CHESS -------------
QUEEN'S G (REFUSED) RUY LOPEZ RUY LOPEZ - VARIATION
d4 - d5 e4 - e5 e4 - e5
c4 - e6 Ktf6 - Ktc6 Ktf6 - Ktc6
Ktc3 - Ktf6 Bb5 - a6 Bb5 - a6
Bg5 - Be7 Ba4 - Ktf6 BXKt - d7xB (4x by b7
e3 - 0 - 0 d3 - Be7 Kt X e5
Ktf3 - Ktbd7 Ktc3 - 0 - 0 d3 - KtXe5
Rc1 - c6 d3} Ktc3 - Be7
Bd3 - dxc4 0 - 0} - d6 0 - 0
Bd4 - Ktd5 0 - 0 -
Be7 - Qe7
0 - 0 - Ktc3
Rc3 - e5
QUEEN GAMBIT - VARIATION FRENCH DEFENCE
d4 - d5 ∧ d3 ∧ d3 use to most King Pawn
c4 - e6 openings followed by e4Kte7
Ktx3 - Ktf6 KB & Q always on same colour
Ktf3 - Ktd7 as opposing K in original or
e3 - c6 0 - 0'd position.
Bd3 - Bd6 Kt's before B's K's side before Q's/
0 - 0 - 0 - 0 Never lose opportunity to play
pawn to e4 or d4.
Deficiencies which have produced Deficiencies which have probably
severe effects produced mild effects
Deficiency Effect Deficiency Effect
Vit B1 Beri Beri Protein - Retarded growth - Oedema
(Thermolobile) Oedemataus Diminished weight Cardiac Fat - Fatigueability - increase Vit B1 [[Neurttle]] Vit A - 1 Eyes - weight blindness
Vit B2 Complex Scrotal Derm 2 (a) Skin (b) minicous membrane
Riboflavin Stomatites 3 C.N.S Spinal Cord lesions
Nicotinic acid Glossitis 4 Kidneys - Renal Stone
B6 (Rat Derm) Pains in feet Sources of Supply.
(Chick filtrate factor Spastic paralyses Protein (a) Animal, Whitebait - eggs - meat
and others) Granular cornea (b) Veg oil - peanut oil - Red Palm oil
Amblyopea Fat Coconut oil - peanut oil - Red Palm oil
Vit A Veg oil p Red Palm oil
Sources of supply Green Vegs
Vit B1 and B2 complex Chekurinains - Chinese cabbage
Rich 1 Seeds - Rice polishings Kangkong - Spinach
wheat & rice bran Sweet pots - tapioca shoots
2 Yeast - marmite - vegemite Possible deficiencies which have not
3 Animal tissues - pork yet produced effects
liver - heart - kidneys Vit C Scurvy
Fair 1 Seeds - wheat Vit E Defective spermatogenosis
2 Legumes - peanuts soya bean Calcium Defective growth - Instestinal
Green dhal inflamation - parathyroid.
Riboflavin - additional hyperplasia - hyperirritability
Grass Resorption of bone salts
Spinach fish Sterility.
(OVER)
I.J.A Standard Diet Feb '42 Present I.J.A. Diet JAN 43 Feb '45
Rice 500grs } This diet is Rice 504 grs 500
Flour 50 " } apparently Sugar 14.84 " 20
30gms = Meat or fish 50 " } deficient in Salt 4.16 " 15
1 oz Vegs 100 " } Vit's B1, B2, C A Oil 19.6 " 20
Milk 15 " } E, Proteins fat Vegs 235.2 " ∧∧∧(Greens ∧∧
Sugar 20 " } pumpkin) 600
Glu 5 " } Calcium fish 52 - 52 " 100
Peanuts 14:00 " (Not issue - Amenities)
Deficiency diseases in chronological order :- MAR 45
Beri Berri April - August RICE 212
Scrotal Dermatitis May - Sept MAIZE 55
Stomatitis (month long) July - Nov SUGAR 18
Glossitis (tongue) SALT 19
Pains in feet July - Nov OIL 20
Spastic paralysis Aug - Nov GREENS 7 BULK 600
Granular Corneau Aug - Nov FISH 100
Amblyopia " - onwards Available at Canteen.
Soya beans - pineapple - bananas - towgay - pawpaw - dried fish
limes - peanuts - tinned fish - oils - onions - dates - eggs -
whitebait - sweet potatoes.
Available a Canteen in values. units for 1¢
(300-500 units necessary per day)
Rice polishings Bananas 5
Peanuts 46 Red Paw Paws 4
Soya beans 35 Dates 2
Coconut 31 Onions 2
Sweet potatoes 14
Eggs 10
Pineapple 9
Whitebait 6
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MALAY
L Vowels Lang:- a e i o u Short a i u au = how = howl pison = person
E Father they bit hole two cut bit put ai = Kaiser packai = packs S Padang = Pahdung } Giget = Geegit } Bodoh = Bohdo } Tumut + Toonut }
S Paarday = Pahdah } a Pardah = Pahdah } i Johdo = Johdoh} o Susu = Soosoo } u
O Panjang = Punjung } Clunchin = Clinchin} Pondole+ Pondoh} Bungkus = Boongkus }
N 'e' is seldom used Bĕlun = Blum Sĕlangor = S'langor
1 Pĕte = P'te Nĕgre Sembitan = Ngri Semitan
Sĕlarang = S'larung Practise
Consonants. "R" is rolled = rumah = roomah Ada, adek, adu, agak,
"K" never sounded as final Perak = Peera agus, ajar, ampun, anak,
"NG" Singer = Sing a angkat, apa, arang, ayer.
"NGG" Single - Singgah = singa
"KH" Kharba = Karba
Numerals. 1. 2220 dua. dua duo kosong
1. Satu 2 Dua 3 Tiga 4 Ampat 5 Lima 6 Anam 7 Tuhjoh 8 Delapan
9 Sembilan 10 Sa puloh 11 Sa 'blas 12 Dua 'blas ------------- 20 Dua puluh
21 du polar satu 99 sembilan supoloh sembelan 100 seratus 200 duaratus
150 saratus lima puloh 1000 saribu 2000 duaribu 100000 laksa (Safuloh ribu) 0 Kosong (Empty
VOCABULARY
L ini = this or these a = sa (sa orang) Silsh = orang bengallee
E itu = that or those the = ini or itu Eurasian } = " S'rani
S orang = man pr person Englishman = orang Ingris Christian} = " " "
S tuan = Sir, MR, master Dutchman = orang blanda Miahommedan " " islam mumba
O men = lady, Mrs (white) German = " G'man 1st Class carriage = K'rot class satu
N misi = girl (white) Frenchman = orang pranchis money = wang,
kali = time or occasion American = " marikan $ = ringget
II kapal = ship Malay = " Malayu 25¢ = "¼" suku ringett
křeta = car, cart, carriage Chinese = " china 50¢ = "½" sa tingah
křeta api = train Japanese = " jipun Account (my) calculate = kira
rumah = house Siamese = " S am middle = t ugah
Kărdi = shop (small store) Tamil = " K'ling to owe, debt = hutang
p ti = box Javanese = Jawa price = charge
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wages = gaji cent = sen hour} = jam
LESSON expenses = b'lanja 10¢ = kopong clock watch }
II hire = sewa coin change = s'ling strike, o'clock = pickol
= (Siang)
yesterday = sa malin 2 daytime = siang morning = pagi
last night = malam tade tomorrow = besok, wok early = pagi 2
= sa'malam2 day after tomorrow = bisa afternoon = p'tang
minute = minute day after = k"mudian day = hari
less (than) = kurang yesterday = k'mudian night = malam
greeting = tabch early = awol
L Sunday = Man Hari Winggu = hari ahad
E Weeks = minggu Monday = " Satu = " isnin
S month = bulan (moon) Tuesday = " Dua = " slasa
S year = tahun Wednesday = " tiga = " rabu
O 3rd month = bulan tiga Thursday = " ampat = " khamis
N December = " duablas Friday = " lima = " jima at
Saturday = " anam = " sabtu
III
Brapa hari bulan? = What day of the month is it?
Dua pulah tiga hari bulan = 23rd day of the month
Weights Pikul = 133 1/3lbs, Xati = 1 1/3lbs, 168 Pikuls = 1 ton
Sukin Inchi = ¼" 1/8" = hun 1/16" Stinga hun 4/5 Ampat yang par lima
Length Inchi =1" Kaki = 1' ela = 1 yd Batu = 1m Saparoh = ½
Pukole brapa = Brat = heavy, punjang = long, tinggi = high
what is the time? K'lilang = round, pagar = fence
Pukol satu Sa par tiga = 1/3 Da Par makes No a fraction
" duablas 1st = yang fatana 2nd = yang K'dua 3rd = yang K'tiga
Pasang = pair dozen = dusin guntang = gallon
ADJECTIVES
L Male = Jantan family = anak brini large = b'sar
E Female = Batina fowl = anam small = kichil
S woman = p'rmpuan oxen = l'mbu old (living) = tua
S child = anak (all young) horse = kuda " (house) = lama
O youth = budack sheep (oat) = kambing young (") = muda
N husband = laki pig = babi new = Babru
IV wife = bimi hot (to touch) = panas
(or taste)
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hot (sweaty) = Changat Black = hitam Red = mirah
IV hot (curry etc) = pădas white = puteh yellow = kunning
cold = s'jok green = hijau Blue = biru
holiday = hari besar leave = chuti Brown = hitam manas
room = bilek I or me = saya dogs = t'rompak
Water = ayer he, she, it, they = dia orang workman = tukang
wood = kiyu you (to equal) = dia coolie = kuli
fire or light = api " (coolie) = lu chauffuer }
plank = papan our = kita punya groom } = sias (syce)
L iron = b'si we = kita m. syah
E place = tinpat saya punya } = mine nursemaid = c. amah
S market place = pasar poss.lase add} = punya clerk = k'rani
S country = [[ngri]] hat = topi to marry = kawin
O lighthouse = rumah api coat = baju friend = kawan
N big one = b'sar punyah shirt = k'meja teacher = guru
V small one = lichel " trousers = s'luar gold = 'mas
drinking water = ayer minim shorts = s'luar pendek silver = perak
showering water = ayer chuken shoes = kasnt proud = sombong
boiling " = ayer panas s'kali bathwater = ayer mandi mail train = křeta spi "
ice = ayer baut boiled water = ayer masak
employee = orang gaji age = umur to return (home) = furlang
work for wages = makan name = nama to ask }
witness = saski letter = surat to enquire } = tanya
bycycle = Bycycle to come} = datang to request = minta
pencil = pencil } = mari which one = mana satu
L what = apa to go = p'ergi (pigi) to take = bawa pigi
E who = si apa to give = kasi to eat = makan
S where or which = mana to bring = bawa food = makanan
S when = bila to learn = b'lajar to drink = minum
O how = b'ropa to call = panggil to bath = mandai
N why = apa pasal to order = surah to write = tulis
reason or cause = pasal what work do? = apa K'reja to talk or speech = chakap
VI kind, like, sort of = machani to work = K'reja to like = suka
all kinds =macjani 2 to play = mam
to watch = jaga tuan funija suka = as you wish braoa b'sar =
a book = buku " " kukum = as you order what size
Verb to be siafa nama orang ini = what is the name of this man
ADA = existence, presence or possession
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LESSON mag∧hu = have, want
VII Jalan = {Walker
V{Go or travel
=N Road
haki = wear, put on
to use, employ
tidor = " sleep
dudok = " sit, dwell, live
siap = " make ready
daging = meat or flesh
ikan = fish
telor = egg
butol ta butol = is that correct or not
nasi = cooked rice
buras = uncooked rice
padi = growing
kuch = cake, puddings
baik = good, pleasnat, well
pandai = clever, skilled
bodah = stupid
butol = correct, accurate
Jaga bai = look out!
{ guilty
{offence
Salah = {wrong
silap = mistake, error
bapa = father
ănak = mother
abang = older brother
adek = younger brother
kakak = older sister
adek prinpuan = younger sister
LESSON VIII
kěrusi = chair
mĭja = table
can also mean "about"
harang = goods (all kinds)
almari = cupboard
lachi = drawer
sakit = sick
kapala = head
firnt = stomach
tangan = arm
mata = eye
gamba = photo, statue
jinela = window
sampai = to arrive(d)
bacha = " read
jumpa = " meet
hilang = " lose, lost
rugi = " money
tăngok = " see, look
manpak = can you see
likat = "see (distance)
(saw )
pisau = knife
garfu = fork
pintu = door
tanah = earth, soil
sĕndōh = spook
grŏlap = dark
tuala = towel
sabun = soap
buat = to do, make
biken = to make
buka = to open
tutup = to close
b'diri = to stand up
b'rh'ute = to stop
tangga = stairs
ladder
mocham mana = in what way
LESSON IX
Sudah = {aux Verb, past tense
{place before verb.
bilang = to say
rife (frat)
masak = to cook
potong = to cut
kain kain = clothes
kain = cloth
to light a lamp
pasang = to fix, repair
lupa = to forget
k'luar = to go outside
balek = to return
kŕtas = paper
mosok = to enter
punggan = plate
mangkok = cup, bowl
piring = saucer
habis = finished
jambun = latrine
sudah habis makan = have finished earing. Sudah makan habis = have eaten everything
habis hodoh = completely stupid. Suda la = that's enough " gudang = ∧big ∧store godneb
LESSON X
Future Lines Nanti = to wait nanti Uni = wait here
mau = to want saya man makan - I want to eat
hěndak = ∧intend ∧well to wish, shall. Buang = to throw away
Jawal = to answer tolong = to help
bayer = to pay k'been = garden
ikat = to be up church = greja
ikut = to follow dapeer = kitchen, stove, oven
habis kunchi = lock, to lock up
habis kanan = right
" kiri = left
" trus = straighten, incentre
" bagus = ∧handsome good, excellent, fine
" chantele = pretty
" pendela = short
LESSON X
sedelect (siket + a little few s 'kdah = school
LESSON XI
Ada = to do, did or does
Jual = to sell
chari = to seek, look for
chuchi = to wash, clean
champur = to mix
dĕngar = to hear, listen
pinjam = to borrow
patah = ∧(arm) to break (snap)
Boleh = tp be able (can)
Ka (suffix) form question
tahu = to know
taroh = to place, deposit
truma = to receive
sapu = ∧wife ∧smear to sweep
jatsh = to fall
buang = dismiss
putus = ∧ rope ∧ string ∧ etc to break
way ang = theatre
b'li = to buy
ambil = to take
angkat = to pick up, raise
jihut = to sew
lari = to run
simpan = to keep
p'char = ∧ (big ∧ things} to break
lapas { to escape
{ " release
{ " be free
{ " pass
LESSON XII
kasi jatoh = let fall
kena to bump (strike)
= to incur
brus = brush
bantol = pillow or cushion
anything = dpg
pijat pigot = bed bug
brsich = dean
k'ring = dry
gělap skali = how dark it is
punat = tired
bagi = to give (divide)
kĕnapa = why (querie)
k'lambru = mosquito net
šlimut = sheet
kuching = cat
itek = duck
kotor = dirty
tŕang = clean, bright
susah = difficult
bři = to give (cemmen)
lombat = late
tilam = mattress
burong = bird
binatang = ∧ insects animal
ayan itek = poultry
basah = wet
šnang = ∧ ease ∧free easy
jhat = wicked
BOOKS READ
206 Keep Cheery = Baroness Barcyaska
Storm Signals - J. C. Lincoln
Murder By Experiment " " "
Devil's Paradise - AMy McLaren
Deans Elbow - Mason
The Dale House Murder - F. Everton
Love in the Sun - Leo Walmsley
No Letters for the Dead ) Gale Wilhelm
The Ship and The SHore - Vicki Baum
Fighting Carabans - Zane Grey
The Longhorn Feud - Max Brand
Shad's Oak - Clayton Calthorp
Great Scientifice Achievements - A.M.Low
Young Anarchy - Sir P.Gibbs
Here Comes the King - Phillip Lindsay
The Second Oldest Progession - Reitman
Painted Veils - James Huneker
The Light Beyond - P. Oppenheim
Guns of Salvation Valley - Grant Talyor
The Anointed - C.B. Davis
2 Reader Digests (1/1936. 1 Feb 1942)
The Happy Return - C.F.Forrester
Tiger Man - Duguid
Gone With The Wind - Marg Mitchell
Trial by Water - Huln Footner
Northwest Passage - Ken Roberts
Peter Waring - Forrest Reid
Salute To Adventurers - John Buchan
Harriet - Elizabeth Jenkins
The Wages of Virtue - P.C. Wren
Country Love - Footner
The Shorn Lamb - Locke
Green Ladies - John Brophy
Lust for Life - Irving Stone
Dance Of Youth - ?
The Lift Murder - J.F. Foster
Three Loves - Cronin
It Couldn't Matter LEss - Peter Cheney
The dying Alderman - Henry Wade
In Dubious Battle - Steinbach
Crime Unlimited - David Hume
Dreamland - C.B. Kelland
Confessions of a Scientist = Ditmars
Mr Fortune Please =
The Deductions of Col. Core = Lyn Vrock
We the Accused - Ernest Raymond
I An Jonathan Scriviner - Claude Houghton
Jungle Stories - Kipling
Wodehouse Weekend - Wodehouse.
Fancy Dress Ball ?
The mysterious Air Ace ?
The Mon was Vright = Marj Tait
West of the Pecos - Zone Grey
Lights of Singapore ?
The Wedding Chest Mystery ?
The Laboratory Murder ?
Buffalo Bill's Life Story - Autoubiography
Breathless Episodes from Fiction
LETTERS REC'D
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