The Straits Times, 20 October 1935
1935-10-20
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Title Section38 1935-10-20 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Ho. 200. Sunday, October 20, 1935. Price 10 cents FINAL EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 200. Sunday, October 20, 1935. Price 10 cents38 words
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588 1935-10-20 1 Was Gareth Jones Slain Because He Knew Too Much WIDESPREAD CHANGES IN CHINA PREDICTED IF "CO OPERATION PROPOSALS ARE, REJECTED Another Incident Reported At Hankow \I7HAT is regarded as a threat to overthrow the Nankin? Government if it does not fall in line with588 words
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Article324 1935-10-20 1 AIR-COM. SMITHS INSPECTION FOLLOWING his visit to Hone Kone with Air Commodore J. llowen. Director of Signals in the Air Ministry. Air-Commodore Sidney Smith. In eemmand of the Royal Air Force. Far East, j told the Sunday Times that he was! convinced that Hong Kong would324 words
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Article, Illustration4 1935-10-20 1 Singapore's Five-Foot- Way Barbers4 words
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87 1935-10-20 1 ROYAL WEDDING CHANGES FOLLOWING DUKE'S DEATH London, Saturday It is officially announced that the Quke of Buccleuch's death will cause no further alteration In the p!cns for the Royal wedding at which morning ciress must be worn, including the Duke of Gloucester, who is debarred from wearing the uniform of87 words
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27 1935-10-20 1 BRIDGES BLOWN UP FARMERS PREVENT MILK REACHING CHICAGO Chicago. Farmers, attempting to prevent milk supplies reaching the city unless higher prices are paid, have dynamited two bridges.27 words
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Article, Illustration22 1935-10-20 1 Gen. Rodriguez, ex-President of Mexico and his wife who arrived in Singapore yesterday, on a round- the -world tour Sunday Time? Photograph.22 words
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Article100 1935-10-20 1 Japanese Conference In Shanghai Shanghai, Saturday. MORE than twenty high Japa- nese civil, naval and military officials, including three admirals and two generals, are assembled in Shanghai to confer on Chinese policy. A Japanese Embassy spokesman stated The object of the conference is to discuss measures for translating the newReuter - 100 words
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Article73 1935-10-20 1 Noon. Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Oct. 21 -h 22 Good F.A.Q. in cases F. 0.8 Oct 215/16 21 7/1S No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) awardable Spore tiff M Nov.-Dec. 22 m MM Jan-Mar* 22' j 22*6 Apr- June 23 'i73 words
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Article179 1935-10-20 1 AUTHORITIES GAINING UPPER HAND (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday, IN connection with a complaint made by the Batang Padang District Planters' Association, regarding illicit samsu, local Inquiries elicit the fact that the Government policy has been to banish persons convicted three times of the offence of179 words
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Article49 1935-10-20 1 Tokio Miss Matsuko NVi~rUa, 24, eldest daughter at Lieut-Gen. T. Nagata, Director of the Military Affai- Bureau of the War Office, w.o was assassinated by an army officer on Aug. 12. has married Lieut. M. Mori, Of the Imperial Ouards Division, at th? Soldiers' Hall here.49 words
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Article, Illustration27 1935-10-20 1 A little girl waves goodbye with her father as the troopship Dorsetshire leaves Southampton with the Sherwood Foresters to relieve the Manchester Regiment in the West Indies.27 words
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55 1935-10-20 1 ITALIAN EXPORTS BOYCOTT DECIDED BY GENEVA Abyssinia Geneva. Saturday The Committee of Eighteen has un- animously decided on the boycott cf Italian exports. SLAVERY PROCLAMATION Rome. Saturday. Gen. de Bono, has Issued a proclamation abolishing s^ery in the occupied territory In Abyssinia, liberating all slaves. A communique reports no changeReuter - 55 words
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85 1935-10-20 1 RAID ON VILLAGE SENTENCES ON SOLDIERS IN INDIA Jubbolpore. Saturday. One private of the first battalion of the King's Regiment < Liverpool i has been sentenced by th? Sessions judge to penal servitude for life and fourteen others to varying terms of rigorous i:n prlsonment on charges arising out of85 words
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Article211 1935-10-20 1 NO MORE DUMPING Japan's Curb On Exports JAPAN has dec ded that indiscriminate dumping it goods on foreign I markets has its disadvantages. It handicaps retaile-s who have to sacrifice profits in ordr t to dispose of heavy storks quickly. Price cutting between rival traders is another result. There is211 words
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Article42 1935-10-20 1 Cologne, Saturday. Mr. Hu Han-min. leader of the Canton Government, has arrived here with his two daughters and stall en route to Bad Nauheim to take a cure lasting several weeks. He was received by the Cologne authorities -Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Advertisement15 1935-10-20 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, (Incorporated in Great BrUainJ Bead Office for aUbym SINGAPORE.15 words
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Advertisement191 1935-10-20 1 oqAid POLICIES I THE LEADING ENGLISH BADMINTON COACH Says for perfect 'all round' playing fitness— use ,PH OS FERINE ■\V >>-^^ Mr. Ftrrers'Nicholson,UTitcs: ]sfe ffl^'N l nd Phosferine a /hjHLjfcm/ wonderful vitalising tonic J m OrM to k eep me f° r m Y A l&*^^/dsw&k; Coaching duties, and ensure191 words
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Article, Illustration2033 1935-10-20 2 MARS AND MOUNT FABER -LIFE IN THE HILLS CAVENAGH HOUSE DO POSTERS PAY RUBBER-NECKING •T^HOSE who have not walked over Mount Faber lately will be surprised, and saddened, by the changes that have taken place. Like everyone else, I had heard that the military people had been busy2,033 words
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Article, Illustration616 1935-10-20 3 Nine Days Loss Of Time In Return Letters CONTINENTAL TRADE RIVALS WILL BENEFIT CINGAPORE business firms, private correspondents and representatives of foreign governments are seriously concerned at resl ictions already imposed, and others likely to be imposed, on the car? je of mails616 words
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Article75 1935-10-20 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. The Chinese Protectorate has amicably settled the clan dispute between the Cheongs and the Lleus The terms of settlement provide for the return of the money advanced for the purpose of bringing the wife from China to the husband who agrees75 words
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Article968 1935-10-20 3 FOREIGN Office to re-open at request of Mr. Lloyd George inquiries concerning the murder of Mr. Gareth Jones, young British journalist, in China, a few weeks back. Startling allegations by The Week that Gareth Jones, and his colleague. Dr. Mueller, German newspaperman, had discovered968 words
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Article746 1935-10-20 3 BRITISH POLICY EXPLAINED CVMPIRE m*iis for Empire planes is M t part of British Post Office policy, and, in view of the recent ban on the dispatch of mails from Singapore to India by Dutch planes, the following statement issued by Imperial Airways is of interest Recently746 words
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Article191 1935-10-20 3 RESIGNATION FROM S.B.A. SECRETARYSHIP A change has taken place in the management of the Singapore Badminton Association by the resignation of Mr, M, S, Menon from the secretaryship. Mr. Soh Chuan Swee the honorary assistant secretary has now been appointed honorary secretary with Mr. Leow Kirn191 words
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Article158 1935-10-20 3 The Wiltshire band will play at KMong Hu* on Friday. Oct. 24, at 5-13 pa: March, "Tbe Staffordshire Knot" (Dutnoltj; Overture, Lurtple iKela-Bcla. Fantasia. •■Students' Song* <Arr: Douglas) A collection of Students' Songs. Including such well known songs at: Dike* Domum." A Roving.' Ten thousand mil* away". Who158 words
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Advertisement244 1935-10-20 3 In 2 minutes Indigestion and \fj\ stomach pains are caused Jr^J LI by gasos and burning- acids which form In the stomach as a result of 0^ food fermenting. Bj* removing these harmful pases and acids, you m automatically end your L^ Indigestion. The way QA to do this is244 words
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Article639 1935-10-20 4 More Money For Miners— And Go vernment (From Our Kuala Lumpur Correspondent.) ALL manner of consequences, most of them welcome, ensue upon the increase of the tin export quota. Chief among them are these The producers will sell more tin. There will be increased employment.639 words
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Article, Illustration35 1935-10-20 4 THE OLD AND THE NEW Beside this modern motor-ear are Mr. Goh Kirn Chun and Miss Chua Im Neo whose wedding in the old style took place at 1, Changl Road, Singapore, on Oct. 10.35 words
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Article596 1935-10-20 4 Poultry Notes TTHERE is an important topic I would like to write about this week: it is j quietness It is of major importance just now because pullets are already in lay, or well on their way towards production, and anything that acts as a steadying596 words
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Advertisement254 1935-10-20 4 THE FIRST SALE OF EUROPEAN BIRDS WILL BE HELD AT THE POULTRY INSTITUTE OF MALAYA, 12, LORONG MARZUKI, Near Telok Kurau Road, SINGAPORE. Rhode Island Reds Black Orpingtons Turkeys Muscovy Ducks ON SHOW NOW An opportunity for Readers to obtain the right birds at the light price. Here is Health254 words
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Advertisement90 1935-10-20 4 Sole Agents:— GRAFTON LABORATORIES. 30b, Collyer Quay. Marco smP ™."Sl™ 1 m AND BEAUTY SPECIAL OFFER. aT*aag«r, THB CALCUTTA CHEMICAL CO., LTD. 8. Raffles Chamber*, Singapore. Please send me a Trial Cake of MAROO SOAP. I enclose 10 cenU In stamps for the same. Name Address FOR SALE. We undertake90 words
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Advertisement82 1935-10-20 4 is& *.ni IP4T from anapiu. less, cheat etc.. without affecttoe healthy skin la Use leaat SOLIPAT at very handy aad perfectly •Jean la ase aad as aay atTeaaiTe odour Is aveatsd U m irlTen amtosaos to all ether SOLIPAT k the aasst perfect Hair-B—wrer. Ne asartiaMm edear! No Uuablessn nsfc-btac-la!82 words
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Advertisement448 1935-10-20 4 Dirt and germs endanger your children's health PROTECT HEALTH WITH LIFEBUOY SOAP Inside the cupboard the dirt Dangerous germs that are collect*. And the dirt breeds ready to be picked up by disease germs. little hands. Lifebuoy's antiseptic lather washes away all traces of dirt and germs, and leaves your448 words
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Article1000 1935-10-20 5 Plenty Of Talent Schoolboys Beat Malacca Club— Rugby Falls On Bad Times (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. /"\N Monday the Malacca Volunteer Corps hockey side trounced the Seng Cheot.g Socle; i to the tone of I B—l. R. W. r. Aeria netted three roate, Clive1,000 words
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Article, Illustration299 1935-10-20 5 (Prom Our Own Correspondent. Malacca The Shamrock Badminton Party held its fourth annual general meeting at the residence of Mr. Lim Keng Watt. 222. Banda Hillr Road. Aft-, the adoption of the annual report and statement of accounts, the following were elected offlce- bearers for the current year299 words
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Article, Illustration34 1935-10-20 5 Malacca Doctor Honoured A tea party m given at the Malacca Resthouse last week by Chinese friends of Dr. A. C. Dutta in honour of the doctor's recent award of the Certificate of Honour.34 words
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Article68 1935-10-20 5 From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday The annual nre-walking ceremony by devotees of the Hindu God Supramaniam took place in the temple grounds. Into the rectangular pit of glowing embers, those In pursuance of vows Jumped barefoot and trod the burning cinders. There was the customary large concourse68 words
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Article34 1935-10-20 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. An Interesting sight during the past week was the appearance on the reclamation foreshore of Japanese children flying kites. All manner of kites were seen aloft.34 words
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Advertisement343 1935-10-20 5 MALAKA RADIO SERVICE 13, First Cross St. MALACCA. DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE FAMOUS R.C.A. WESTINGHOUSE ALL MAINS AND BATTERY MODELS. DC. Mains Amplifiers— l and 10 Watts Models) complete in Teak Cabinets Canard" Universal Automatic Kecord Chanters and Radiogram Electric Motors and Pick-ups. G. E. C. Electrical Accessories Philips, Osram Me343 words
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Advertisement126 1935-10-20 5 THE ASM BOARDING HOUSE s S^^ Msiaeea's Premier \4ffe±. ChtotM B 4cL jy£#l *»su»«a Raja. Wk riMStt 134. I Iwe Run a fine I 'JU'dMfl LaV lQ aY Lod rs ran J Y^afl wa7s cnartcr cars Ky special rates. THE RHYTHMIC DANCE STUDI Of MALACCA conducted under able tutorship will126 words
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Advertisement770 1935-10-20 5 Glands Made Active and Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours American Doctor's Discovery Strength- _0^ l^V/ *£uZl* P om Blood, Nerves, Body, Memory, /J M ""'Y* Brail, Muscles, and Endaranct- tfl Better Than Gland Operations. vj *fi™. r^X <-• w <».nThanka to tha dl-covory of an Amer- K4 lre( l"770 words
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Article, Illustration527 1935-10-20 6 Public Performances May Be Given F/VE FOUNDER MEMBERS ALL who are interested in the art of magic and kindred subjects, whether beginners or experienced, are invited to communicate with the undersigned Just a terse announcement in the advertising columns of the Straits Times last527 words
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115 1935-10-20 6 NONYA IN COURT ALLEGED CHEATING OVER DEAL IN DIAMONDS A 39-year-old Hokkien nonya, Chew Bee Cheng Neo. living in Joo Chlat Place, appeared before the Second Police Court, Singapore, yesterday. It is alleged that she cheated Mr. A. Outwirth, a Belgian diamond merchant of Singapore, of $2,140, the balance of115 words
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Article42 1935-10-20 6 The engagement is announced of Mr. Wong Ah Fatt, chief clerk, Telegraph Engineer's Office, Alor Star, and Miss Loh Tek Eng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loh Boon Ghee, of Penang. Mr. Wong is the honorary secretary of the Sunroc Badminton Party.42 words
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133 1935-10-20 6 REQUEST FOR LOAN UNUSUAL ALLEGATION AGAINST CHINESE An alleged attempt to defraud the Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd., in Singapore, was mentioned in the third police court. Singapore, yesterday, when a young Chinese, Loh Ah Bee, appeared on a charge of attempted cheating. It is alleged that on133 words
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Article600 1935-10-20 6 Ex-President In Singapore PRESIDENT of Mexico from 1932- 1934, Gen. Abelardo L. Rodriguez is now in Singapore on a pleasure tour of the world. The ex-president held office during a tranquil period in a republic looked upon the world over as one of the most politically600 words
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179 1935-10-20 6 VILLAGE DUKUN AS SURGEON OPERATIONS WITH KNIFE AND SCISSORS (From Our Own Correspondent.* Batavla, Saturday. Soematrawl, the village dukun of Soenan Poepoe Oadcng, near Meester Cornells, thought to himself. "If doctors can do operations, why can't I," and so. on a fine morning when the Javanese Kawa came to him179 words
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116 1935-10-20 6 WORTHLESS DEED UNWELCOME SURPRISE FOR A CHETTIAR <From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. A local chettiar has been the victim of an audacious fraud which resulted in his parting with a large sum of money on security which since has been discovered worthless. It Is understood a broker and landowner116 words
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149 1935-10-20 6 TICKET TO MADRAS EX-SERVICEMAN'S STORY TO E.S.A.M. OFFICIAL Samuel White, an Anglo-Indian salesman of Joo Chiat Road, who pleaded guilty before the Third Magistrate, Singapore, a few days ago to cheating the Ex-Servicemen's Association, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment yesterday. The accused, it was stated the other day.149 words
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Article85 1935-10-20 6 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Uday Shankar and his talented company of Hindu dancers opened a short season here at the Town Hall last night before a large audience. Shankar's dancing itself was magnificent. The women dancers were equally good. All dances were rhythmic sequences, the85 words
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Article62 1935-10-20 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. While en a visit to a branch o. his business at Gopeng. Mr. Verappa Chettiar, a prominent Seremban business man, collapsed and died. The chettiar, travelling by car, had alighted to visit a shophouse at the 15th mile on the Gopeng62 words
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Advertisement263 1935-10-20 6 IDENTITIES COMPETITION Last Week's Solutions Woman Reader Wins $100 Mrs. Song On? Joo, 400 Orchard Road, Singapore, was the only competitor to identify correctly all the photographs published in The Sunday Times Identities Competition on Oct. 6. She, therefore, wins the $100 outright „A Several postcards are still being received263 words
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Advertisement196 1935-10-20 6 r\ VI DUE LI CM lY^ TiniLC iriCii Hl J^B R^l- happiness comes from the full JjJLjF?jt exercise of all your powers both mental and physical. Get rid of that -^rT^ feeling of weakness that makes life so H v JlirP colourless and flat. Be strong, healthy ffll'kflii an <*196 words
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Advertisement919 1935-10-20 7 Wisecracks $5O FOR POSTCARDS $25 FIRST PRIZE; I OTHER PRIZES OF o+^w*mm.m*± *s. **m XVJZT^Z*^. »o ASTRING-O-SOL MONT-BLANC how an™- ter Q There is Hidden Treasure among the i^^w* advertisement pages of the Sunday Times today. Wo* >^5 PVerVOne does Only search carefully enough, and you may find a mg^_919 words
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Article, Illustration336 1935-10-20 8 17,500,000 GALLONS A DAY BEING USED Kallang Level Lowest Since Built In 1908 (Sunday Times Special.) QINGAPORE is now consuming seventeen and a half million gallons of water a day. This is the highest figure reported for four years, and means that the city's water336 words
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Article92 1935-10-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia. Saturday It is officially stated from Buitenzorg that the assistant resident of Manokwarl has reported that the cannibals who recently killed and ate two women and were eventually captured by he field police belong to two unknown races of cannibals called Slglall and Sglandbad.92 words
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Article100 1935-10-20 8 From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday The staff of the shipping department of Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., Malacca, on Wednesday night entertained Mr. J. R. Burnham. the head of the department, to a farewell dinner at the Suan Kee Cafe. Mr. Burnham is going home- on leave on100 words
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Article48 1935-10-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. The Malacca Historical Society has been fortunate in that they will be having Mr. Collins, the Assistant Curator of Raffles Museum, to advise them concerning excavations to be carried out at Fort Flllipina. recently visited by Professor van Stein Callenfels.48 words
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Article60 1935-10-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. V. George Variyan have issued invitations for the wedding of their second daughter. Miss Magdaline Variyan, to Mr. V. V. Nair, of Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., at their residence on Oct. 23 at 11 a.m. and to a reception at60 words
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475 1935-10-20 8 Poppy Day Preparations FUNDS HELPED 400,000 LAST YEAR *****11 Poppy Day only three weeks away, Mrs. Shakespear, honorary organiser for Singapore, and her helpers are busy putting the final touches to their campaign for maintaining this country's excellent record in contributions to the Earl Haig Fund. Already a number of475 words
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187 1935-10-20 8 MALAYAN CHRISTMAS HAMPERS A Booklet Which Will Interest The Home Folk (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. ris rather a wonderful fifteen dollars' worth that the M.A.H.A. has assembled in the Christmas hamper this year. And highly interesting, too. It is a Lesson on Malaya in brief; the contents187 words
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Article, Illustration12 1935-10-20 8 A scene from In Caliente." now showing at the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore12 words
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Article202 1935-10-20 8 Kruschen on Her Dressing Table "I v:as letting much too fat." writ.' it chorus girl, and I expect you know that means to ono of us. In time, it in that our services are no longer rpquiml In these days a chorus girl has202 words
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Article, Illustration389 1935-10-20 8 BUSINESS LEADER'S APPEAL "STOP THAT DRIFTING" AND TRAIN YOIR MIND POM Sir Herbert Austin. Chairman of ;he famous Austin Motor Company, and one of the foremost Business Leaders, makes a stirring appeal to readers t« take up Pelman..,m and train their minds for success. "To command opportunity and compel success."389 words
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Advertisement323 1935-10-20 8 Jiffy KoDAK^Gpr (JIFFY Kodak Vest Pocket) Ik «j||Wj^w A moulded, folding Kodak fglK* "HBl WtM beautiful, lightweight, 1 UnHf'W^m...,*- WrT compact. The initials stand \M for its Vest pocket size: jJ^ W~" mi takes eight 15/Bx2 1/2 \IJ *to igrf' MF' inch pictures on the No. \W ~iß^ -^^r V323 words
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Advertisement68 1935-10-20 8 m THE PELMAN INSTITUTE 102 68. Clive St.. CalcatU. Please send me a Free Copy of: 1. "The Science of Success" and forms explaining convenient terms 3. A copy of "Truth's" Special Report on the improved and i.lr.rncd Course. Name Address Occupation AH Correspondence is Confid. Students in Straits Settlements68 words
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Advertisement7 1935-10-20 9 Singapore: c. c. wakefield s* co., ltd_j_penan^7 words
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Article1178 1935-10-20 10 Sitting On The Fence By Nathaniel Gubbins WITH Uncle George Lansbury in tears at the Labour Party Conference and I'nrlc Mussolini gesticulating, shouting, his voice breaking into a scream/ and The Awful Child asking innumerable and unanswerable questions about Italy and Abyssinia, it has been a very trying week for1,178 words
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Article153 1935-10-20 10 DISCOVERY BY R.A.F. OFFICER The discovery of the ruins of a minor megallthic building at Meilleha Bay, Malta, is recorded In the annual report of the Museum Department. Malta. Flight Lieutenant Forbes Bentley had seen the remains and reported them to the museum authorities. Tne megaliths are disposed so153 words
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Article52 1935-10-20 10 SWATOW LAUNCH SUNK CREW MURDERED Canton New has been received here tha: ihc Chinese motor launch Heng Sen. plyIng between Swatow and Chiatss. which had been missing for several days was pirated and sunk nn Chlanchun Lake. Twenty-one members of the crew who were locked inside the hold52 words
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Advertisement698 1935-10-20 10 YOUR LAST CHANCE OF SECURING FWk I" W beautiful coloured fl L L ART PORTRAITS l^lii^i^ JSk 1 of your favourite U Ifem FILM STARS >| fllH closes on 31st October, 1935. 1 'j^^y- i^n^Bß Hurry up Soon It will be too late to obtain M^^^^W /^a^B^i these magnificent coloured698 words
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Sitting On The Fence By Nathaniel Gubbins
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Article, Illustration936 1935-10-20 11 Negro Republic Where Human Sacrifice Is Common VOODOO FIRE IN HAITI. BY RICHARD A. LOEDERER. JARROLDS. 18s. JfICHARD Loederer is an Austrian traveller, author and artist of international standard, and this most fascinating and vivid account of his adventures in the little known West Indian Ne™ro Republic936 words
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Article453 1935-10-20 11 Science. By Sefton Kyle. Thunder Locally. By E. Tusting Cocking. The Devil's Elbow. By Bingham Dixon. Jenkins Colonial Lib-arjr. BJIR. Sefton Kyle has given us a very dramatic story in Silence," and has endowed his central figure. Lady Marcombe, with much force of character. Having decided that Shrager.453 words
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Article422 1935-10-20 11 The Crooked Smile. By Margery Lawrence. JarroldU. 7s. 6d. IJ|ISS Lawrence is a traveller and uses the countries she knows and loves as backgrounds for her delightful stories. So. -apart from being an excellent novel, "The Crooked Smile" gains added interest from its setting of modern Athenian422 words
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Article268 1935-10-20 11 Christmas Fare From Raphael Tuck WHEN exactly do publishers of Christmas cards and Christmas books begin to make their preparations? The suggestion has been made that the work begins on Boxing Day. and certainly some such very early start must be necessary in the case of Raphael268 words
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Advertisement209 1935-10-20 11 IMRUIICJ Vl| l^ii^r^Bla^^l mebv \wMmisw Mm s«iHsW 1 b^B^T^bW A hacking, racking cough is nature* danger signal. More acriou* ills may follow. That* the time for Chamberlain'a Cough Remedy the safe, proven remedy that aoctors have been recommending for more than 50 yeara. Chamberlain* dear* th« air passage*, breaks up209 words
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Advertisement44 1935-10-20 11 Junior Book Club, Ltd., 15, LOWER GROSVENOR PLACE, LONDON, S.W. 1. £3 a year brings you a GOOD BOOK straight from England every month (or your children. Oversee* Members given special attention. Particulars may be had from the SUNDAY TIMES OFFICE, CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE.44 words
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Article, Illustration1352 1935-10-20 12 KING GEORGE OF GREECE INTERVIEWED PLANS ON RESTORATION OF MONARCHY Insistence On United Will Of The People WINE DAYS AGO THERE WAS A QUIET AND BLOODLESS REVOLUTION IN GREECE, A LAND WHICH HAS KNOWN INTERMITTED T REBELLIONS AND ASSASSINATIONS FOR THE PAST r ANY YEARS. Royalists who had tirelessly been1,352 words
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Article329 1935-10-20 12 ADOPTED BY FRANCE AND POLAND PAXCE and Poland, as a rrsult of extended trials, have decided to adopt the cannon -plane, or singleseater aeroplane carrying one or more guns of a calibre considerably larger t-an that of the ordinary machine-gun, writes the Morning Post air correspondent. It329 words
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295 1935-10-20 12 SHOT $1,000 DOG ITALIAN FINED $700 OR 11 WEEKS' GAOL A GAOL sentence of two months and 20 days, suspended for one month, during which $700 damages must be paid to the complainant or the sentence invoked, was passed at Shanghai by the Italian Consular Court upon Mr. V. Oollela295 words
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55 1935-10-20 12 MEI LAN-FANG RAISES $20,000 FOR RELIEF Hangchow. A sum of $20,000 has been secured by the Flood Relief Association through theatrical performances by Mcl Lanfang during the past week, it is announced. Sixty per cent, will be used for flood relief and 40 per cent, for financial assistance to the55 words
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Article132 1935-10-20 12 I 87,750 ACRES OF RICE FIELDS UNDER Ml I) Tsuchuira. The muddy waters of the Kasumi- gaura Lake in Ibaragi Prefecture, filled to overflowing by the recent floods, tore I through the banks and flooded many thousands of acres of rice land, causing the heaviest damage132 words
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Article, Illustration457 1935-10-20 12 Contract By Culbertsen IT is a great advantage to give your partner all possible information in the bidding and for this reason the new requirements for opening notrump bids show hands of 4-3-3-3 distribution and a definite limited number of honour tricks. While these same honourtricks and distribution limitations apply457 words
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Advertisement99 1935-10-20 12 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of «uff«rer» from IT Many trouble and Bladder weakness have stopped Getting Up Nifhta. Le« Patoa, Circles Under Eyes. Swollen Ankle*. Nervousness. Stiffness. Rheumatism. DUslness, Lumbacti, Burnt**, Itebinc. SmartIng, Acidity and Loss of Vlgowr by a Doctor's new discovery called Cystex (Slsstsx). Gentry sootbes. tones,99 words
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Article, Illustration562 1935-10-20 13 Suggestions For Manicure In The Home THREE EASY STEPS By Max Factor IF you are an elegant lady, in lame, you perhaps won't be interested in this article on how to give yourself a manicure at home. But, if you are just a lady with elegant taste, you will appreciate562 words
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Article, Illustration572 1935-10-20 13 Fairy Sailnrss •"■"•HERE was once a little fairy who was not very happy when sh* heard that Prince Charming and his Princess were to meet the Fairy Queen. Her name was Fairy Sadn^s* The reason for her unharplness was that once a wicked witch wanted to steal a572 words
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320 1935-10-20 13 AFTER refusing for years, in spite of the persuasive efforts of manufacturers, to wear coloured shoes, women all over England now want those which match or tone with their dresses. In consequence the Shoe and Leather Fair, which opened at the Agricultural320 words
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Advertisement338 1935-10-20 13 I Just look! I Not a hairleftl The happy exclamation of large numbers of women whr have been helped by "D v i m i n" Depilatory Cream. Freedom from superfluous hairs in the armpits, neck and face, or on the legs, obtained by the use of "Dulmin" Hair Remover,338 words
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Advertisement610 1935-10-20 13 How to Cure Your SKIN ERUPTION Why tuffcr humiliation from the scrutiny ECZEMA of passers-by If your face is marred by a disfiguring eruption, an angry rash, or un- f>ij^\f»|»c ITaTM tightly blotches, a course of Cuticura treat- UriUDI 9 II Wrl ment will quickly dear you skin. Healing starts610 words
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Article333 1935-10-20 14 EDWARDIAN CURVES MAY RETURN WAISTS. Yes. But NOT waspwaists." That sums up what beautiful society women, fashionable dressmakers, and corsetieres in London had to say recently in discussing the prospect that 1937 will see a return to the Edwardian Ideal in women's dress. Already one of333 words
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Article, Illustration20 1935-10-20 14 MAUREEN O'Sullivan, M. G. M. actren, c)*oo«es this mousseline dress featuring rurhinr on the sleeves and neck, for formal wear.20 words
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Article, Illustration41 1935-10-20 14 A DRESS from Peter Robinson's catalogue of ISO 2. It is described as: Russian blouse, strapped with own material and trimmed with fancy cord, the skirt gored with tv/o frills strapped and stitched, in newest shades of frieze. From 98s. 6d."41 words
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375 1935-10-20 14 r*OOD carpets are an investment rather than an extravagance for, given a reasonable amount of care, they will last a lifetime and invariably fetch a good price if sold. Carpets take up but little space in packing and, on going home, if the375 words
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Article201 1935-10-20 14 C USHIONS are most effective in a room if they all match. The best size for them to be is twenty-seven inches square. As it is better to have one properly stuffed cushion than six lumpy ones, see that they have at least a stuffing of201 words
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Article139 1935-10-20 14 Any kind of fish can be used for fish pie. It should be steamed and filleted from the bones. Then swimmer the bones and any other trimmings in a small quantity of water to which a carrot, an onion, and a bay leaf have been added. Strain and139 words
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Article58 1935-10-20 14 Pearl necklaces— now much worn In the afternoon and evening have also followed the vogue for large jewels. They are being worn these days in three or four- tiered designs, some of them fastened across the back with chain of silver leaves studded with rhinestones or silver58 words
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Article46 1935-10-20 14 Full skirts, pleated all the waj around like the oneo you wore when you were ten are a new high stvK note. Designers are planning to launch suave street dresses with pleated skirts that lend themselves particularly well to the new type or silhouette.46 words
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Advertisement533 1935-10-20 14 Just Unpacked morning sport dresses HATS HANDBAGS I^^^ CAPITOL 6LO&. f^\ GIAN SINGH'S llllllllUllllUlllllll for everything in sports line. TWe have stocks of the World's best rackets and offer them at most reasonable prices. Reetringing. We guarantee our workmanship and use genuine guts only. GIAN SINGH CO., 4. BATTERY ROAD;533 words
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Advertisement244 1935-10-20 14 YOU CAN BE BEAUTIFUL and thh is the way f Just a touch of natural colour just an added bloom to the checks, and what a transformation You would never have believed that you could look so sparkling, so healthy, so radiantly beautiful. And all done with a touch of244 words
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Article, Illustration1923 1935-10-20 15 By Our Woman Correspondent THERE was a decided Yorkshire atmosphere about the annual dinner of the Society of Yorkshiremen held at the Adelphi Hotel last Friday week thanks to the Society and to Mr. Geoffrey Brown, the popular honorary secretary, who spared no efforts in achieving this.1,923 words
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Article466 1935-10-20 15 E. K - E. K. By E CX is alwa: cool r:»d distlncive looking. aid of the three latest Shanghai costumes that I shaU describe this week are of that colour. One is of Mack velvet, and the other of taffeta. Graceful in appearance is the lowered chiffon ensemble. Beige466 words
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Advertisement183 1935-10-20 15 I nt fp w "Ideal" Milk Bottles. FREE to users of "Ideal" Milk. These screw-top bottles are made to facilitate the dilution of IDEAL Milk to fresh milk standard. You just empty al6 oc. tall tin into the bigger bottle or a 6 oz. ft tin into the smaller bottle,183 words
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406 1935-10-20 16 The Sunday Times EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Cecil Street, Singapore. TOTIDEM VERBIS In these days when individual liberty so often constitutes a source of danger to others, there can hardly be any criticism of the proposal to exercise a stricter degree of control over cyclists. The bicycle today presents406 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1935-10-20 16 Factories Producing Piece-Goods COUTH-EASTERN Asia is at last beginning to manufacture its own piece-goods. For five centuries this populous region of the earth has provided rich mr~kets for the silk and cotton go jds of Europe. The early Portuguese, Dutch and British adventurers brought1,009 words
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Article319 1935-10-20 16 Quips: By Ananias And Co. IN Madras the price of petrol has been reduced; now, then Shellony! Malaya's turn! There is, it seems, an acute shortage of tin. The trouble with most of us, as the Tykes would put it, is an acute shortage of brass. Four hundred reporters "covered"319 words
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Article361 1935-10-20 16 Chinese Personalities r\R. H. T. Wee was born in Tanjong Pinang, Rhio, in 1894 and came to Singapore at an early age to begin his education at St. Josephs Institution. He went to Scotland In 1913 and attended the Aberdeen Grammar School, entering the University of361 words
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Advertisement521 1935-10-20 16 CINEMA ANNOUNCEMENTS this week will be found IN PAGE 28. NERVICOR' A STRENGTHENING TONIC (CUtnO rHOMHATtS WITH 0* WITWWT FORMATES) INCREASES VITALITY General Weakness LossofNervePower Huxley's Lost Energy Co s/ru7 J Poorness of Blood Upi> Vf #ff>ff ANEMIA d^ I™**1 Sleeplessness. I Formates ttt^rS Indigestion *r.--v.= Depression I /uKLO-AMtmo" B^H.l—521 words
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Advertisement46 1935-10-20 16 PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74, Orchard Rd. NEW WORLD j SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatres and Cinemas. L. j Ladies Watches Fully guaranteed Chromium from 14.— t0 36.— Stainless Steel 21.— 4«.— Gold 30 $110. Diamond platinum 220 $650.—46 words
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Advertisement34 1935-10-20 16 h^BnkHPls^^i a ht hV IhmJl ht^ w 4 i Ihl m-hWI a 1 V Ih-bi r VI Hr 1 W H^^7*l« k m I fi \LhhW^^-mh] ■k w am 1, -Aal-MRfST?iI-HHW k J HmHr^MMl34 words
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Article, Illustration1229 1935-10-20 17 DISCOVERIES IN CAVES NEAR BENTONG Teeth Of A Tiger Found Buried With Man's Bones MYSTERY OF SEA SHELLS 200 MILES FROM THE SEA (By A Sunday Times Reporter.) JMUGE, cathedral-like caves, in whose gloomy darkness bats by the thousands beat the air; eerie vaults through1,229 words
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Article302 1935-10-20 17 Blessing To Travellers Of Manchurian Railway PRAYERS FOR HEALTH Harbin. I*llE "Christ of the Waiting Room" stays ti til removed by law or disaster, so the authorities of the North Manchuria railway station are I understood to have ruled. When the station was first built by Czarist302 words
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Article301 1935-10-20 17 May Be Seen In Malaya (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. AAOSQI/ITOES Lured to Death— m Death Kay in India— Novel Isnerimont," Such were the captions to a dispatch from the Calcutta correspondent of the Straits Times, relating to the Entoray. Briefly, the device is based on powerful301 words
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Advertisement73 1935-10-20 17 A Manufactured with the utmost care, no trouble in the form of fogging, spots, telegraph wires, etc., will mar your work If you use Zeist Ikon nun. Its sensitivity corresponds to that of a highly sensitive dry plate. The silver grain is of a very uniform and fine nature, so73 words
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Advertisement40 1935-10-20 17 A REALLY GOOD TONIC WINE. Phosferine Tonic Wine contains all that is best in a sound, pure wine, plus those oth;r qualities which are generally aosociatrd with a course of medicine with strong body and »»Tve building properties. TIGER BEEF40 words
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Advertisement84 1935-10-20 17 sH| THE ONLY COFFEE PACKED IN J3Br MALAYA UNDER VACUUM PROCESS jji^^^^g=^ --yj~-) There is no container which protects V"*^^^"™^^ cottee tiavour Detter tnan does LITTLES. Compare its flavour with V'; <'^^?o\v>>>v^SWS^ss^ tnai ot otners, you win soon know why LITTLES vacuum f Arrrr PACKED WWB Lwßv Is so definitely84 words
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Article, Illustration645 1935-10-20 18 'Searchlight' Describes WAVES BATTERING the pier and sea front of Hong Kong during a typhoon. MONDAY, July 28, 1908, Black Monday as it was later described, will long leave its impression on my mind, and though they say in Hcng Kong that one grows callous of such things in time645 words
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Article1133 1935-10-20 18 Rocket's Starry Trail Which Houses Blown Out: Boiling slightly, and as we passed under the trees along our road we silently wondered how many of them would be standing to beautify the place When we came back. Down the steej, hills we went, right into the depths of1,133 words
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Advertisement213 1935-10-20 18 EXHILARATION Strenuous exercise in a hot xjfr^ climate puts a severe tax on your \A energy, and so you need to take a f S tonic regularly to keep in good form. v*^^ There is nothing like Wincarnis for stamina. It is both a food and a Even if you213 words
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Advertisement197 1935-10-20 18 HERE'S A LEAD YOU MAY SAFELY FOLLOW... Chatwood Safe is used in THE jj_uj SPPIIRIT V (lF~ r .r I fj L I I* 1 1 1 j nT?~~l m 'Ca C»e a Chatwood Safe in your Bank Bum- ness.. Store or Home. Enquire for prices fff \Klham Jacks fr197 words
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Article, Illustration2434 1935-10-20 19 Signalled Doom To Shipping Hundreds Dead In Sea the bottles at any other intruders that happened to come to the place. Shining his lantern in front over the mounds of bricks and broken glass the Scotch policeman bade me go ahead, so wishing him and his companion2,434 words
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Advertisement160 1935-10-20 19 ANAEMIA. MALARIA. RHEUMATISM. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE mnd BLOOD POISONS washed away from the system by Emanation Therapy Spa treatment at home. This most up-to-date and efficient treatment is endorsed by Medical Authorities all over the World, and Is in daily use by the London Specialists Medical Science can offer no160 words
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Advertisement263 1935-10-20 19 Here's Sylvia Sidney talking to you STARS AREN'T^ V^^V v PAT IN ITS CREAMY > ALL UNIFORMLY iSIHr LUXURIOUS LATHERLOVELY THERE $m^ RINSE WITH WARM ARE DIFFERENT |M Jfo WATER, THEN COLD. ArKJIVKj bIAHj Aj > |^k mliwj tf\ tdhc j^L WAT U I nut jj THERE ARE AMONG P^^^^^T*^263 words
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1519 1935-10-20 20 IT took me a full week to get through the S.F.P. Centenary Number, and now my copy is tucked away in the old Free Press trunk <*»*- Day* In «»<*"» Wartime wWte mlttlns. It will help a lot those umpteen yean hence1,519 words
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Advertisement226 1935-10-20 20 IT'S HERE! f|[ "S*s. NEW LOW PRICE I I PEPSODENT I TOOTH PASTE I Famous for removing film now* s the time to buy! /^OOD news 1 News that means practi- I >J cally everyone can afford this special j film-removing tooth past*. Yes, this new low price on Pepsodent226 words
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Advertisement97 1935-10-20 20 v >_B_|_|_HWB!W —^~^"^"4^™WBBWBBWBlßMß™__Bß —^_y"JS|a*S7 flj _K- w 3Jt *3^ sflal9_\. «ok sfl__E B_vi B__B THE SEVEN RUBY SALOON Better the proved car than the most spectacular experiment AUSTIN It has always been the Austin policy to improve existing models rather than to change merely for change's sake. Upon this policy97 words
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Article, Illustration419 1935-10-20 21 IN England Now When the Psalm- Ist spoke of "seedtime and harvest" he probably had in mind spring and autumn. Modern methods of agriculture however, make the late autumn the best time for sowing grain, and this in tarn makes it Imperative when cereals are to be419 words
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Article717 1935-10-20 21 FRED. J. MELVILLE - FRED. J. MELVILLE Stamp Collecting By I AST week I began to give some advice to collectors desiring to avail themselves of stamp collecting as an investment as well as a recreation. I wrote of the necessity for getting stamps In the best possible condition. This717 words
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123 1935-10-20 21 NO RAILWAY JOBS FOR JEWS FURTHER ANTI-SEMITIC RUES IN GERMANY Berlin. In a circular letter addressed to department heads In the German railways. Issued by the directors, it was advised that all Jews at present occupying railway administration Jobs would be released from their positions without waiting for the new123 words
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Advertisement706 1935-10-20 21 WO SPECIAL OFFERS. 1.000 stamps all different, used and mint mostly modern, with large si«e commemoratives. pictorials, air mails and Colonial Jubilees. 10/6 post 4d.. Air Mail X/-. 3,000 sumps all different, with ir-Jiy magnificent medern Items some of which are very hard to gft. A good representative collection fit706 words
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Advertisement428 1935-10-20 21 SILVER JUBILEE STAMPS. We are buyers of any quantity of used Silver Jubilee Stamps. For trod postally used specimens of Straits Settlements end nong Kong we pay from 70 cents per hundred. Stamps damaged or perforated with firms' initials not required. Collectors who prefer to exchange their Sliver Jubilee Stamps428 words
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Advertisement106 1935-10-20 21 ESSENTIAL TO ALL COLLECTORS GIBBONS' CATALOGUE NEW 1936 EDITION NOW READY The most complete and mlormatlTe stamp catalogue published. N-w edition has larger pace size (is therefore less bulky snd easier to handle). 26,000 price alterations, rewritten ttsta of Oreece. Guatemala and Transraal and Includes all new issues up to106 words
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Advertisement463 1935-10-20 21 GOODWOOD HOTEL QUEENSBORO' TERRACE. HYDE PARK H. L C. water and reading lipht in bedrooms. Lift. Night porter. Garage Adjacent Excellent Cuisln*; Dally Terms from ITCd. Weekly from 3 gns. Bed 1 Breakfast 66 to 8 6 New Lounges and Billiard Room. Tariff from Resident Proprietor or the SUNDAY TIMES463 words
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Advertisement313 1935-10-20 21 1 LONDON. FINEST YET QUIETEST POSITION HOTEL STRATHCONA, (The Btrathoona ResMentlaJ c.uhi LANCASTER GATE HYDE 9.W.K. A few yards frcm Hydi Park and Kensington Gu- Buses and Tubes to all parts Cot ana cold waU-r and gas fire In Ample bathrooms Crrifn.l H Inclusive terms from :i .in ilaily 7s.313 words
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Article, Illustration16 1935-10-20 22 Dr. 11. T. Wee, of Singapore, the subject of this week's "Chinese Personalities." Sec page 16.16 words
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500 1935-10-20 22 AMAZING CAREER OF BIAS BAY PIRATE QUEEN JOINED GANG WHEN 14 YEARS OF AGE Boarded Ships With Pistols Hidden In Dead Baby /"INK of the most notorious women handits ever known In China is now safely behind the bars in the heavily guarded military prison at Weiyanp, Kwa-ngtung. Caught and500 words
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Article, Illustration22 1935-10-20 22 Miss E. Raby winning the long jump with a leap of 16 ft. 9 in. at the Middlesex Women's Athletic Club meeting.22 words
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Article109 1935-10-20 22 NAGATA MURDER COLONEL'S "HARA KIRI" Feeling responsibility in connection with the murder of Major-Gene-ral Nagata." in the words of a War Office announcement. Colonel Chozaburo Yamada committed hara kiri with his Army sword. At the time of the murder on August 12 Colonel Yamada u,is a chief of section In109 words
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Article32 1935-10-20 22 Buenos Aires The Argentinian Chamber has passed a bill making it obligatory to obtain a pre-nuptlal medical certificate for couples contemplating matrimony and forbidding people suffering from disease to marry.32 words
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Article65 1935-10-20 22 7 MEN ARRESTED FOR RACKETEERING EFFORT Hollywood. Seven men have been arrested in connection with an alleged plot to extort $1,000 from the film star, Mac West, under threats of disfiguring her with add. The police later released six of the men, detaining George Janios. the65 words
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Article12 1935-10-20 22 Direct postal money order service has been opened between Manchukuo and Germany.12 words
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Article115 1935-10-20 22 Refined Russians To Serve As Waitresses Dairen. TT*HE South Manchuria Railway has decided to employ fifteen beautiful and refined Russian girls, from IS to 22 years of age, aw waitresses in its dining cars and hotels. The girls will have to be able to115 words
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385 1935-10-20 22 THE KENNEL GAZETTE MAGAZINE WITH A PERSONALITY AMONG the most interesting and competently produced periodicals in this country is the Malayan Kennel Gazette, published quarterly. It is a magazine with a personality; and the personality is that of Mr. C. WardJackson, honorary editor from the seventh number to the twentieth,385 words
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Article754 1935-10-20 22 LINERS LAST VOYAGE Shanghai Scene COR the firs* and perhaps the last time a large P. and O. ship went past the Bund, Shanghai, a few days ago. She was the ss. Mantua, the vessel that was recently bought by the China Shipbreakers, Ltd.. to be754 words
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Advertisement128 1935-10-20 22 NOBODY TAKES MILK AMD POACHED EG6S TO THE CINEMAjjpv -BUT MILLIONS TAKE THIS^ i LJsl^ AND GET THJ SAME >£?* i V^OU might take milk and poached eggs to the cinema and, by a skilful balancing feat get them inside. But when the house 'rocked* Laboratory analyses show that with128 words
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Advertisement129 1935-10-20 22 Ik \A# LJ If DC MM Vf EN and women alike 4. Use Macleans peroxide i lingly white and spotless, DON'T BE SEASICK SONOO prevents Seasickness and all Travel Sickness by Bus. Car, Train or Air. Tiny, tasteless capsules, boxes 65 cents and 11.50 from Chemists. Representatives. JAMES McKECHNIE YEE129 words
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68 1935-10-20 23 After boasting that he could open any lock in Japan with a common nail, Kotnori Kozo, better known a* "The Bat." toas compelled by police to give a demonstration. After he had successfully opened fifteen locks before the eyes of the astonished Tnkio detective heads,68 words
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Article, Illustration1361 1935-10-20 23 ATTLE WITH H ER HUSBAND DRIVING FORCE BEHIND ETHIOPIAN THRONE A Modern Queen Of Sheba NOW SLIMMING TO REGAIN HER FORMER AGILITY f\NE OF THE MOST PICTURESQUE WOMEN IN THE W>RLD V TODAY IS MENON, EMPRESS OF ABYSSINIA, WHO 'AS ANNOUNCED THAT SHE WILL RIDE1,361 words
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Advertisement358 1935-10-20 23 ROWNTREE'S Motoring Chocolate There is nothing like it for out of doors. That's because It Is not ordinary chocolate. It is nourishing without being cloying appetising without being too sweet. Slip a quarter or a half pound block In the pocket of your car and see how much it adds358 words
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Advertisement502 1935-10-20 23 SECURITY IN [EVERY HOME PROTECTS YOUR HEALTH i I CECURITY against 111 Health is the first essential in every home, and i on account of its numerous uses 'ASPRO' gives you real protection. I 'ASPRO' stops Pain and Headaches in five minutes. It smashes Colds I and 'Flu attacks at502 words
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Article, Illustration1523 1935-10-20 24 Cowan— Greatest Man In Greatest Team ENGLISHMAN WHO PLAYED FOR IRELAND By A Special Correspondent GREAT CLUBS GREAT PLAYERS 7— ASTON VILLA THE ambition of every big football club is to win the F.A. Cup and the League Championship in the same season.1,523 words
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Advertisement76 1935-10-20 24 r— SINCERES COUGH SPECIFIC Larf* M eta. ScaaJl M eta. SINCEBE'S |ti|fe| y^y?yjA LIMONIS DKAIGIIT J VfjSrSINCERE DISPENSARY. LIMITED. wholesale a retail chemists $Ulli~%&. DRUGGISTS. DMribator* far BritkUr Malaya:— C>^Ssf T.C.P. A TM.T. Preparations, <^jgg?g^/ aba prwlaeU af British AftileiSs 144. and Continental Drag C«. of India. Head Office: 5».76 words
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Miscellaneous185 1935-10-20 24 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD SOIUTION OF LAST WEEKS PUZZLE ACmOSS: 1. Pay regard; 5. Glossy fabric; 10. Part of machine; 11. Native name for l_|_J^l I I I.M-J—l i^i extinct bird; 12. Insect, al.ied to Butterflies; *E^kMgM7||Wy^ 11. Roots of tropical plants; 14. Reptile; 15. |7B^^m7^^BßsKffl&^Bsf^l Perennial plant; If. Dilapidated; 30.185 words
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Advertisement257 1935-10-20 25 i '^w '^^^Bi B^r BBftk. il Ss^OS If" I S$ USE W>pft&QY cleaning 7 1 paintwork You can't do without Vim *fm for cleaning your paintwork! M fj^SSSn %m Its scientific "double action" m V If^fl first loosens the dirt then W^LJ k j llp^jß picks it up. Just a257 words
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Advertisement554 1935-10-20 25 WHOSE BABY IS THIS? $100 FOR IDENTIFYING TEN PEOPLE. NO ENTRANCE FEE. Today, The Sunday Times repeats its weekly $100 MUST BE WON Competition. We give at the top ten photographs of parents and below ten photographs of children. Can you discover the likeness and indicate which is the child554 words
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Advertisement209 1935-10-20 25 EVERY WOMAN 1^ TAKES PRIDE IN HER HOUSE Cheap disinfectants have no value. They merely smother unpleasant odours with their own peculiar smell, and the money paid for them literally "g-oes down the drain." L YPENE Is a modern disinfectant. Its soap content lifts the dirt and slime from the209 words
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287 1935-10-20 26 Seven Goals Without Reply In Away Game PRESTON HUMBLE MANCHESTER London, Saturday. DESULTS of games played today in the football leagues, cables Reuter, resulted as follows Aston Villa 0 West Brom A. 7 Bolton 0 Liverpool 0 Brentford 0 Stoke 0 Derby 1Reuter - 287 words
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Article307 1935-10-20 26 GAME PLAYED IN HIGH WIND AND RAIN Belfast. Saturday. In the International football same played here today Eng.and beat Ireland by three goals to one. The teams were: ENGLAND: Sagar (Bverton); Male (Awnab and Hapgood (Arsenal); Smith (Leicester City). Barker (Derby County) and Bray (Manchester City); BlrkettReuter - 307 words
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Article183 1935-10-20 26 PERAK BEATEN IN RUGBY GAME (From Our Own Correspondent.) I poh, Saturday. Under ideal condition the Selangor Rugby team today won a ha'c* game by six points to three from Pcrak. Selangor heeled oftener in the set scrums and were definitely bitter behind the pack than183 words
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Article103 1935-10-20 26 Entries are invited for the following tournaments organised by the N.S. Chinese Athletic Association. Open Singles (1935) Championship (Men); Open Singles (1935) Championship (Women) Inter-team (five players for each team (men). The closing date will be on Nov. 9 and drawing will take place at the premi «s103 words
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Article89 1935-10-20 26 NATIONAL B.P. Thi following have been selected to represent the National B.P. "B toaui against the Universal A. P. "A" In a friendly return badnlnton match of five singles and two doubles at the latter 's court. Buklt Ho Swee. today at 3 p.m.: Tan Kok Ann, Loh Kirn Khuan.89 words
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Article113 1935-10-20 26 Before 4 Urge gathering of members and friends Mr. V. R. A. Tharer gave a lee- ture in Tamil an Indians and sports at the Indian Recreation Club under the patronage of Dr. Ramachandra. who afterward* gave a brief speech which was translated into Tan.U by Mr. K.113 words
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Article1036 1935-10-20 26 Positions, not Including this Satur day's games. In the home football leagues are: Newport (22) 10 4 3 3 20 26 11 Millwall (12) 10 3 2 5 12 17 11 Swlndon (16) 10 3 3 4 17 13 10 Bristol C. .15) 10 4 4 2 101,036 words
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Article420 1935-10-20 26 MORE OLYMPIAD SUCCESSES Shanghai. Saturday. OIXTY-THOUSAND people saw the Hong Kong football team win the National championship by defeating Kwangtung by thre" goals to one. Lee Wai Tong was lustily cheered whsn he converted a penalty for the first goal. At the end of theSin Chew Jit Poh - 420 words
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Article163 1935-10-20 26 Before a large gathering of enthusiastic spectators a match was played between the Cheng's Friendly B.P. and St. Oregory's B.P. 'at home court on Sunday last, resulting In a victory for th" former by four games to two. Scores (Cheng's mention -d first): Singlet: Ang Wnatt Kirn163 words
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Article169 1935-10-20 26 STRAITS TIMES P.S.C. The Straits Times Press Sports Club celebrates its second anniversary today at the seaside bungalow of Mr. Aw Boon Haw it 514 mliestone. Paslr Pan Jang. A long list of entertainments Is included in today's programme with a Malay ronggeng troupe In attendance. A special tiffin will169 words
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Article79 1935-10-20 26 A friendly badminton match of seven singles and two doubles will be played between the "B" team of the Useful B.P. and the Wcarae Bros. Sports Club, on Sunday next., Oct. 27, at the former's court. 522, Kampong Bahru Road. Concluding ties arrange 1 to be played In79 words
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Article150 1935-10-20 26 The Anson Badminton Party and Government Monopolies Bports Club drew 3— 3 on Saturday. Scores (Anson players mentioned first); Singles: Lee Yung Chun beat Qulk Son* Qule, IS— 7, 15— Teo 300 Poh beat Chan Chin Bok, 15—10. 15— 1JSnc Beng Teck beat Tan Miang Cheng, 15 —6.150 words
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Article104 1935-10-20 26 The following are results in the Aston A.C. billiards tournament played last week English Championship (300 up) Winner Mr. Low Hock Klat Runner-up Mr. Tan Bock Lim. American Championship (300 up) Winner Mr. James Lee Runner-up Mr. S. P. Kwang. English Handicap (250 up) Winner Mr. Low Hock104 words
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Article, Illustration749 1935-10-20 26 Singapore's Weak Team: Can Match Be Postponed?— Married vs. Single Tournament By Our Badminton Correspondent. Singapore. THERE appears to be no close season here. In spite of the fact that all the Singapore championship tournaments have been concluded we still hear of friendly matches between749 words
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Advertisement240 1935-10-20 26 OF USED RADIO TUBES DISGUISED AS NEW INSIST ON MICRO -SENSITIVE RADIO TUBES in haled nfllTS TAMPCR PROOf nUBm tU»t CANNOt «f MOVED UNUU j CARTON n DISTUOTf 0 frTTw— V&&7 WE TEST XffiEpr TUBES FREE SOLE DISTRIBUTORS: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, DHOBY GHAUT. SINGAPORE. DO YOU KNOW? Your Heart pumps240 words
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Advertisement355 1935-10-20 27 I 1 Km I^E I^b Hn COMPETITION. $100 in PRIZES First Prize: $50 Second Prize: $30 Third Prize: $20 CONDITIONS: On this page are 12 of the entries for The Sunday Times "Ad' Trebles" Competition. They are lettered from A to L, and all you have to do is to355 words
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Article725 1935-10-20 28 " Ringside - By "Ringside" IT was cruel luck that Mr. R. D. Simon's last promotior at the Olympic Stadium proved a financial frost. It was an expensive card and. whatever opinions might have been at the end of the evening, It certainly promised well on paper. Several factors contributed towards725 words
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Article198 1935-10-20 28 "From Our Own Correspondent) Sungei Patanl. The second annual athletic sports o 1 the Sin Mm Chinese School. Sungei Patanl. were held on the Malay Schor-' Pudang Ho Slew Chin was the individual champion with 33 points while Lim Huat Chye was placed second with 13198 words
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893 1935-10-20 28 DEPLORABLE HANDLING AND BAD SCRUMMING Soldiers 3 Threes Always Dangerous United Services 10 j Singapore 0. i \EPLORARLE handling, ba*. position play and faulty work in the scrums were features of a oor Rugby game between Singapore and the United Services on the Padang893 words
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Article42 1935-10-20 28 The following ties in the Siew Sin Sia badminton handicap tournament will be played today at 9.30 am. Ho Goh Tuan vs. Tan Tiang Seer Sn-i Beng Teck vs. Lim Kirn Leng. Lim Hoe Swee vs Gwee Ah Sy?.42 words
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Article805 1935-10-20 28 SHOOTING NOTES By "Bullseye" C INC E its recent re-ortranisation. the i Hong Kong Rifle Association I ?one ahead tremendously. At the last council meeting it was announced that the individual membership had increased to 151. while thp affiliated membership amounted to 1.9W It was claimed that, on these figures,805 words
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Article, Illustration635 1935-10-20 28 Sports For Old And Present Pupils (From Our Own Correspondent) S.'remban. Oct. 15. The Chung Wan School of Seremban, the leading Chinese school in this State, held a sports meeting for present and past pupils which was a most successful affair. Wong Chick Leong and Wong Chick635 words
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Advertisement204 1935-10-20 28 See PERRY MASON New King of Crime Hunters in His Mot Exciting Case! f J I ALHAMBRA Op* ling Today. 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15. I "this" "WEEK -END'S BIG DRAWM THE GRANDEST MUSICAL I COMEDY EVER SCREENED! j I with Seaor- I I itis! Flam- I" n g with Rhythm!204 words
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261 1935-10-20 29 MALAY STATES WIN MACKRAY POLO TROPHY BY 4 GOALS TO 3 DALLEY DOES ALL THE SCORING FOR COLONY Sultan Of Perak And Chief Secretary See Match (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The Malay States won the mtest for the Mackray Cup in the polo encounter here against the261 words
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Article684 1935-10-20 29 HOME DEFENDERS KEPT BUSY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala, Lumpur, Saturday. TTHE inter-state hockey match between Penang and Selangor ended in a draw, each side scoring one goal. Penang had the better of the exchanges and was decidedly unlucky not to have won. The Penang side684 words
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Article386 1935-10-20 29 ARTILLERYMEN WELL TROUNCED S. Johore 17; R.A. (Chanpi) 3. rviSPLAYING superiority in attack and defence. South Johore defeated the 9th Heavy Brigade, X..V. Changi, by a goal and four tries (17 points) to a penalty goal (3 points) in a Rugby game at Johore Bahru yesterday.386 words
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Article, Illustration622 1935-10-20 29 European Women Beaten By Girls' Sports Club G.S.C. 7. European XI. 0. fVNE of those two few hockey match es between teams of women was seen yesterday when the Girls' Sports Clab met a European eleven on their own ground at Upper Serangoon Road. The Club won by seven clear622 words
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Article458 1935-10-20 29 LATE RECOVERY AGAINST WILTS Medical College 16; Wilts H.Q. W. 19.' r\ESPITE great nervousness in their ranks, the Medical College rafter fifteen which turned oat for their first mateh against the Wiltshires II Q. Wing at the General Hospital yesterday played a tenacious came which saw them458 words
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Article459 1935-10-20 29 EXCITING HOCKEY AT TANGLIN Wiltshire Rest. 1 RAF 1 AN exciting game of hockey was seen at Tanglin yesterday afternoon when the Wiltshires entertained the R.A.F.. the match ending in a draw of one all. On the run of play the Regiment had a slight territorial459 words
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Article66 1935-10-20 29 The Singapore Malay Vernacular Schools 1935 Exhibition of Work will be held at Kota Raja Malay School (old Victoria Bridge School) on the following days: Thursday, Oct. 24, 9 6 p.m. open to all; Friday, Oct. 25, 9 to 2 p.m. women only; 2 to 6 p.m. open66 words
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Article373 1935-10-20 29 THRILLING SOCCER AT K. L. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. In order to make the presentations of the various divisions' trophies, a presentation match between the Selangor Rangers, the champions, and the Res:, comprising a strong side was played this afternoon at the Selangor373 words
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96 1935-10-20 29 Bangkok Win R.A.F. VISITORS LOSE AT RUGGER (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Saturday. Bangkok beat the R.A.F. (Singapore) by eight points to three at Rugby here today. In the first half Bangkok had the balance of play out tbe Air Force opened the scoring with a penalty goal, Bangkok scoring96 words
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Article372 1935-10-20 29 " Argus - (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Saturday. Race ncndiraps for the first day of the meeting winch opens here next Saturday are published as follows: Horses. Class 1, Div. 1, 5 furs, st.'aigh*.: Strathpeffer 9.0. Eastern Knight 8.7. I Edna 8.7. Bestlot 3.7, Nutcracker 8.3. Prohibition 8.0, Pacific Flight 8.0.372 words
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Advertisement44 1935-10-20 29 g^«^^9%VJ| TONIGHT A flMtaattag, frtvoteM tiwiij with a punceat wtter Aavwr •«Ut*ndin K east of plajen. WE'RE RICH AGAIN RKO -RADIO PICTURE with Edna May Oliver, Billie Burke, Marian NhM, RerfnaM Denny, Joan Marsh Baater Crabbe. MATINEE TODAY: BOMAN SCANDAL ALSO BELOW THE MA44 words
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Article, Illustration2027 1935-10-20 30 "Argus" Kirn Seng And Swee Ann Win Honours— U.S. Officers Doing Well In Rugby Tournament By KEDAH'S FIRST STATE HOCKEY TRIAL Disappointing Game Man/ Players Fail To Turn Up— League Matches— Warders "A*' Lead JbIALAYAN Chinese have been performing creditably at the All-China National Gajnea at2,027 words
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Article, Illustration41 1935-10-20 30 sis in the Kluu District ba Iminton tournament open doubles championship. Left to right l.im Hem Kee, Lim Cheng Hoe, Chan Kon Shin. Chan Kon Leon*. Moejr Liang Tee'; (honorary secretary), S. RamalinCam, S. Rasaiah, Goh Keng Hoon. Yap Chai Thuan.41 words
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Article116 1935-10-20 30 At tb* ninth annual general meeting of the Union Sporting Association held on Oct. 8, the following were elected officebearer* for the year 1935 1936:-- President. Mr. Se*h Lip Seng (re-elected); first vicepresident. Mr. Chua Kirn Hin (re-elected). second vice-president. Mr. Chia Kirn Cheng (re-elected), third vice-president. Mr.116 words
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Article112 1935-10-20 30 At the annual general meeting of Urn Friendly Sporting Association held on Oct. 15, the following were elected office-bearers for the year 1935-1936. President Mr. Tan Yew Cheng (Re-elected), vice president*— Messrs. K. S. Chan and C. C. Ang (both re-elected), hon. secretary— Mr. Chan S<n*e Wan. Hon.112 words
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Advertisement83 1935-10-20 30 V <UJ.T.IT. M- LLU SLUJLU— H t^^^MK^^A k^fir *Vl M flf' /^^^febMsflv^nPlhA m > rti^F'f Rssyr Vt^^W %I rl M- m J^« k]!^7r $*it> M>\BH?T H*O>^ V*HA»T tO DO. S&* GAV4? MUK T\Mt>S M>^y to** chvcwev vr*w gas. RECONSTITUTED M M CREAM &L NUTRITIOUS and HEALTH GIVING -r>- i i—83 words
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Article735 1935-10-20 31 " Echo - "Echo" Mediocre Penang Fifteen Outclassed By Kuala Lumpur. IF you want to know this season's winners of the Malaya Cup for rugger you need not take my word for it, but you might remember later on thai I gave you the tip: "Watch Selangor!" The draw735 words
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Article, Illustration16 1935-10-20 31 The Segamat Hospital 1935 lawn tennis team. Yassln, men's singles champion, is third from the right.16 words
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Article, Illustration544 1935-10-20 31 Yassin's Good Record Keenness In Hockey Malays' Run Of Successes (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. ALTHOUGH the Sultans Birthday lawn tennis tournament has ended there is still keen Interest In this sport. Enthusiasts can be seen almost every evening using the club, hospital and school courts. Muhamed544 words
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Article, Illustration787 1935-10-20 31 Sim LJan Heng Was First Asiatic To Play State Rugger In Negri —Hockey Prospects —Will Salmon Play For Negri Or Malacca? iFrom Our Own Correspondent Beremban. "TT Is some years since they were 1 seen here last, in a cane against the 2nd. Welch, who787 words
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220 1935-10-20 31 K. C. KOAY LOSS TO BATU PAHAT SPORT (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. THE Chinese Recreation Club has lost a very active member in the person of K. C. Koay, who has left the district. Koay is an all round sportsman off and oa the fleM and his smilinc220 words
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Article, Illustration167 1935-10-20 32 The Johore Teachers' annual conference and dinner was held in the hall of thr Government English School. Segamat. Seated, left to right :Mr A. C. Strahan (Headmaster. Segamat). Dato Abdullah b. Esa (State Commissioner, Segamat), Mrs. N. A. Hannay. Mrs. B. L. Milne (Headmistress. Preparatory Department, Muar), Mrs. A. C.167 words
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