The Straits Times, 24 November 1935

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 205. Sunday, November 24, 1935. Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 205 Sunday. November 24, 1935. Price 10 cents
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    NANKING'S CHALLENGE TO JAPAN MILITARY
    521 1 "READY TO COPE WITH SITUATION" QUASI-INDEPENDENCE IN NORTH NOT TO BE TOLERATED Fresh Aggression Threat From Tokio NANKING, SATURDAY. REPLYING TO INQUIRIES FROM CHINESE DIPLOMATIC REPRE- SENTATIVES ABROAD THE NANKING FOREIGN OFFICE IS UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE DECLARED THAT ANY QUASI-INDE-PENDENCE MOVEMENT IN NORTH CHINA WOULD
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    BIBLE MS. FOUND
    131 1 200 Years Older Than "Codex" London, Saturday. A sensational discovery has been made at the Ryland Library, Manchester, where part of a Greek manuscript of the Gospel of St. John has been found among a collection of papyrus roils. The maruscript was written 200 years before the
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    WITHOUT PARALLEL
    224 1 Collective Action By 50 Nations London. Saturday. IN a speech at Edinburgh <ast night Mr. Anthony Eden. Minister for League of Nations Affairs. said the League in the past few months had been passing through a critical and testing time. So far they could maintain that it had
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    Lost Eight Years Ago In Jungle
    75 1 Lost Eight Years Ago In Jungle I JNITED States Army flyers are to go to -the rescue of Paul Redfern, (above) an American aviator, who started a flight from Georgia to South America eight years ago and disappeared in the inaccessible jungles of Dutch Guiana. It is now reported that
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    LONDON TRANSPORT
    123 1 £35,000,000 Programme Progressing London. Saturday. Work on the eastward extension for a further ten miles of the Central London tube railway, which is part of a £35.000.000 progt^mme of improvements to be undertaken by the London Passenger Transport Board, will begin as soon as the Royal assent has
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    39 1 Herr Richard Tauber, the singer, who last month began an action for divorce from his wife. Carlotta Tauber-Van-conti. has filed a suit against her for the repayment of £7.000 which he had paid to her as alimony since 1930.
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    Conflicting News From War Fronts In Abyssinia
    389 1 London, Saturday. /^•F.NSORSHIP and primitive means of communication confuse the news from the various war-fronts. Walter Collins from Dlredawa cable: that a most optimistic view of the situation on the northern front pre vails as a result of the Emperor's visit In the
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    Footprints In Sand Of Sayer Island
    100 1 Footprints In Sand Of Sayer Island pLYIMi within a few feet of the beaih of one of the Sayer Islands where a flare was seen by the master of the steamer Pasha on Thursday nirht, Captain Hussey. pilot of the Qantas plane that is searching for Air-Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford
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    IT GLITTERED
    34 1 AND IT WAS! Ballarat t Victoria V Mrs. Thomas Nunn saw something glittering on a road at Snake Valley. near here. It was a gold nugget, weighing three ounces and worth £25.
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    CHRISTMAS BROADCAST
    44 1 London, Saturday. Id order to emphasise the great family theme in the Christmas Empire broadcast a small child in the heart of New Zealand will Introduce the King in a speech of loyalty concluding "Stand by for His Majesty the King-Emperor,' Reuter.
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    24 1 The Steel Helmet League of ex-ser-vicemen at Hamburg has been given a final warning by the local Nazi Governor to declare its own dissolution.
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    CHAIRMAN WALKS OUT
    63 1 FRENCH COMMISSION STILL IN DIFFICULTIES Paris, Saturday. The Finance Commission of the Chamber made an unpromising beginning in its efforts to compose differences and frame an agreed motion for submission to the Chamber. At one stage the Radical chairman, M. Malvy, walked out but was induced to
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    OIL FROM COAL
    127 1 London, Saturday. Describing the progress in extracting oil from coal at the hydrogenation plant on the North-East Coast before the Institution of Electrical Engineers. Mr Kenneth Gordon, who is in charge of the plant, said that In six years coal treated h~d increased from ten tons to
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    PLAYS DESPITE INJURY
    47 1 The ambulance called at the Cricket Club last evening and took Gillespie the Singapore centre t'.reequarter Rugby player, to the General Hospital suffering from slight concussion Gillespie received a knock during the game between Singapore and NegrtMalacca but he played until the final whistle.
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    Ipoh Girl Becomes Film Star
    122 1 Ipoh Girl Becomes Film Star CIXTEEN years ago, when she was three years of age, a little Ipoh girl first began to dance. She became the star dancer of the Ipoh Convent entertainments. When she was nine years old she went to England with her mother, her father remaining behind
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    AIR MAIL DELAYED
    66 1 DUTCH PLANE WAS HELD UP AT ROME (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Saturday. The Dutch East bound air mail is due on Monday, the third East bound plane to be delayed in succession owing to the condition of the aerodrome at Rome. The present plane is 36
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    FLOOD DEATHS IN ITALY
    45 1 Rome, Saturday. So far at least thirty deaths have occurred in the floods in South Italy. The railways in various parts are interrupted owing to washaways. There is six feet of water in some parts of the town of Messina— Reuter.
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    BIG FIGHT FIASCO
    99 1 Sharkey's Easy Come-Back Boston, Saturday. JACK Sharkey last night had an easy but stormy encounter in the first of his come-back fights. His Negro opponent, Eddie Winston, went -down for a count of ten at the end of the first round after a brace of left upper
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    MISS CHURCHILL
    54 1 PROFESSIONAL DANCING AS A CAREER London. Nov. 20. Miss Sarah Churchill. Mr. Winston Churchill's 26-year-old daughter, is to become a professional dancer, with her father's permission. She will appear on the boards for the first time on Dec. 23 in a revue in the provinces and come to
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    GREEK KING HELD IT
    47 1 Brindisi. Saturday. Stormy weather conditions threaten to disappoint the Greek population which has flocked to Athens to welcome the King on his return tomorrow. The King embarked in the Greek cruiser Helle here but the vessel was unable to leave the harbour.— Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    74 1 Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers N. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 21 t h 22 Good FAQ. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 27 7 16 21 ft M No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) Tone of Market: Quiet, steady. Latest Cable: per Ib. London Spot Sheet
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    Colony Cavalcade
    1652 2 Bucolic Bukit Timah-But No Dairymaids! A Club Evening— Raffles B.A. —Soldier Guests I WALKED over Buklt Tlmah to the dairy farm last week. If you have never done that, my dear Singaporean, you have missed one of the greatest surprises and one of the most Interesting experiences that
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    RAPID RISE IN BIRTH RATE IN SINGAPORE
    399 3 ANOTHER DOCTOR FOR WELFARE CLINIC More And More Mothers Now Seeking Advice THE birth-rate is rising 90 rapidly in Singapore that the work of the Municipal Infant Welfare Department has increased considerably and an Asiatic woman doctor to assist the present woman doctor
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    19 3 The girl spectators were sh«i when the camera faced them at the Epworth League swimming gala In Singapore, yesterday.
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    What The Women Wore At The Races
    779 3 (By Our Woman Correspondent) •THE Clerk of the weather was not kind yesterday but he was jnable to dampen the spirits of an exceptionally large crowd which gathered at the Bukit Tlmah racecourse. The brightly coloured dresses worn by the women racing enthusiasts,
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    TEACHERS MEET
    136 3 "NO STAGNATION" IN SINGAPORE I DO suggest that radical changes in A education require the most exhaustive investigation and the most careful guard against fanatics and cranks. Progress, of course, then? must be but it should be a reasoned progress said Mr. F. J. Morten, Director of Education,
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    Johnston's Pier Goes Under —But Not Far Under
    202 3 Johnston's Pier Goes Under But Not Far Under Johnston's Pier of controversial memory is dead, officially. A circular by the Master Attendant, "Notice to Mariner* No. 31 of 193S Singapore Inner Road Johnston's Pier Removal Operations Completed" ha* a ring of finality about it. But the gallant old pier did
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    More About Men In Tails
    232 3 To <the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir,— This last week-end I read that Singapore women uanted their escorts to wear tails. As a dweller in the ulu and as an occasional visitor, I cannot claim to have the entree to the more exclusive circles
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    HOMEWORK TO BE CUT DOWN
    251 3 Examination System To Be Revised A COMPLETE reorganisation of the! secondary school examinations and homework system in England will shortly be officially announced. Experts of the Board of Education, with professors of several universities, have been working on the scheme for six months. Their proposals
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    MR. A. H. JONES
    83 3 Condition Improved But Still Unible To Speak (Front Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Saturday. Mohamed Noor bin Salleh, the Javanese driver of Mr. A. H. Jones, of Katong. Singapore, who was involved In a motor accident, was convicted by the Seremban magistrate of driving without a certificate
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    GERMAN HOPE OF COLONIES MINISTER'S HINT
    100 3 GERMAN HOPE OF COLONIES MINISTER'S HINT Berlin. Count Schwerin von Krosigk. Finance Minister, made a reference to Germany's colonial hopes In a speech at Frankfort. "If we do not Increase our exports." he said, "there remain only two ways for us: one, the creation of products of our own— which,
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    MAGIC SHOW
    82 3 Professor Trivedi, an Indian magician, entertained a large audience to an interesting exhibition of magic at a performance at the Viet >ri.i Theatre last night In aid of the Gujaratl Vernacular School. After .he usual display of handkerchief, playing card and other tricks, and thought reading, the snow
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      208 3 Stomach gas condensed in 2 minutes Why continue to surfer unnecessarily from the pains of indigestion? You can get rid of those stomach pains la two minutes with Chardox. a superactivated form of vegetable charcoal, which has the IHF I power of attracting a to itself all gases %tf£ .i:.
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    MALAY GIRLS' SCHOOLS
    117 4 SULTANAH OF JOHORE GIVES AWAY PRIZES 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. The annual prize distribution of the Johore Bahru Malay Girls' Schools was held at the school on Friday. Among those present were the Sultanah, the Tengku Ampuan Besar of Pahang. Tengku Zahrah, Mrs. Aziz (wife
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    KEDAH PRINCE BRINGS HOME BRIDE
    268 4 Capital's Warm Welcome (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. Saturday. TUNKU Badllshah, the Raja Muda, who went to Trengganu to marry Tunku Asmah, daughter of the Sultan of Trengganu, returned with his consort by special train last night at 6.40. Besides several Trengganu followers, In
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    Chinese Film Star Weds
    72 4 Shanghai, Saturday. The most lavish wedding ever seen In Shanghai took place this morning when Miss Butterfly Wu was led to the altar by Mr. Eugene Perm, a prominent Chinese business man. at Holy Trinity Cathedral. The building was heavily cordoned by police and transformed Into
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    SEREMBAN CONCERT
    175 4 (By Our Seremban Correspondent; A varied and selected programme of classical music was given at the Sungel UJong Club, Seremban. on Thursday night. The artistes Included Mrs. F. O. Rasmussen. (RC.M.L.), Mrs. R. A. Barbour. (A.R.C.M.). Mr. J. Roeytenberg, (P.C.H >. and Mr A. B Cross, who tool.
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    NONYA SENT TO PRISON
    189 4 SEQUEL TO DIAMONDS TRANSACTION A WIDOW at the age of 16 and reputed to have been in comfortable circumstances at one period, a 39-year-old Chinese Nonya, Chew Bee Cheng Neo, was sentenced by Mr. H. A. Forrcr, the Singapore Criminal District Judge, yesterday to 14 weeks'
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    ALLEGED POSE AS DOCTOR
    81 4 Before Mr. Norman Grlce, the Singapore Second Magistrate. Hoo Chav Chuan was produced by Inspector F Ooodshlp on a charge of having used a title implying a qualification to practise medicine and surgery while not being registered or exempted." There was a second charge of having
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    TEA PARTY.
    54 4 From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. Saturday The Sultan Abdul Hamid College Old Boys' Association Is giving a tea party to Tuan Syed Sheh Barakbah (second magistrate attached to lower court) on Monday at 5 p.m. in the College Hill. as a token of Syed Sheh Barakbah's valuable
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    WHEN HENS STOP LAYING
    548 4 Poultry Notes I A FTER a few months of reralar and rational feeding it sometimes happens the hens will not lay. Apart from the breeds that are kept and their laying capacity there may be a cause that will escape your notice. As with humans, so
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      82 4 Marco SMPrg-jb SPECIAL OFFER. kfanaccr. THE CALCUTTA CHEMICAL CO.. LTD. S. Baffles Chambers. Singapore. Please send me a Trial Cake of MAROO SOAP I enclose 10 cent* in stamps for the same. Name Address FOR SALE. We undertake to supply Live Australian Sheep, Indian OoaU, Balgon and Ball Cattle for
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    MALARIA ON INCREASE, BUT NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
    375 5 SEASONAL INCREASE IN DISEASE Malignant Salt- Water Mosquitoes Active THE increase in the incidence of malaria in Singapore during October and this month has caused a number of people to fear that an epidemic is threatened, but the health authorities are not
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    23 5 Officers of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. London, receiving instruction on the treatment of a gas "victim." The officers are wearing gas-proof clothing.
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    Navy Mourns Admiral Jellicoe
    370 5 Generous Foreign Tributes *T*HE funeral of Admiral of the Fleet, Earl Jellicoe, will take place at St. Paul's Cathedral at noon tomorrow. Memorial services will also be held on board H.M. Ships on the China Station and colours are to be half masted throughout the day.
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    U. S. NAVAL BUILDING TO BE SUSPENDED.
    42 5 Warm Springs (Georgia), Saturday President Roosevelt informed th* press conference here today that construction of new battleships allowed under existing treaties would be temporarily suspended. Naval personnel would gradually be increased to 100 000 Reuter.
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    SCHOLARSHIP ASPIRANT
    509 5 MALAY EOY TAKES B. A. DEGREE ClN<>Al>Oi:K li.is never been nearrr |J to providii:< tin- first Malay Queen's Scholar ever than at the present time, for Ahmad, elder son of Dr. S. I. M. Ibrahim of Singapore, whose success in the London I'niversity B.A. examination was announced during
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      91 5 Dirt and germs endanger your children's health PROTECT HEALTH WITH LIFEBUOY SOAP Inside tfi* cupboard— the dirt Dangerous germt that are collect*. And the dirt breeds ready to be picked up by disease germs. tittle hands. Lifebuoy's antiseptic lather washes away all traces of dirt and germs, and leaves your
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    BIG NEW ENTERPRISE OPERATED FROM SINGAPORE
    237 6 Three Galena Ore Mines On Hainan Island CASH FOR TWO STEAMERS! DEHIND an advertisement in the Straits Times Wanted to Buy for Cash two Steamers lies the story of a big new enterprise being operated from Singapore. The authors of thai announcement are John
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    PORTENTS IN SKY ABYSSINIAN COLOURS & CCPTIC CROSS
    111 6 PORTENTS IN SKY ABYSSINIAN COLOURS CCPTIC CROSS Harrar. While troops were leaving for the front the sky assumed strange colour effects, in which yellow, green and red the colours of Ethiopia's national i flag predominated Superstitious natives at once inter I preted this as a divine indication of E.hlopia's coming
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    OLD HOSPITAL
    132 6 (From Our Ow n Correspondent). Malacca. Visitors to the old General Hospital, Malacca, must find a pleasant surprise awaiting them. Gone are all the wards. They have been rased to the ground and the whole place Is being levelled to provide a football field for the Trade School.
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    21 6 Merle Oberon, who appears with Predric March and Herbert Marshall m "The Dark Angel." a film oomtn* to the Pavilion Theatre.
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    F.M.S. SURPLUS OF $9,467,748
    48 6 F.M.S. SURPLUS OF $9,467,748 (Prom Oar Own Correspondent) Koala Lumpur, Satarday. The F.M.S. financial statement t»r September shows a revenue of $4434,905 and expenditure of $1,*****3 with a surplus of $842,592. For the first nine months of the year the revenae was $45,872,378, expenditure $36,4*4,630 and surplus $9,467,748.
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    MR. C. DE VRIES TO BE MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    139 6 MR. C. DE VRIES TO BE MARRIED IN SINGAPORE (From Our Ow n Cotraspondent Malacca. The wedding will take place on Nov. 30 at 8 a.m. at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore, of Mr. Cyril de Vrtes and Miss Marguerite da Silva. A reception will be held at
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    POLICE SWOOP ON THEATRE
    533 6 FIVE GIRL ARTISTES ARRESTED New York. Five girls accused of appearing nude on the stage were arrested when the police raided a private theatre in the upper section of fashionable Fifth Avenue. Distinguished American authors anu artists laughed unbelievingly when, in the midst of a show
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    AMERICA'S GLUT OF GOLD
    83 6 THREAT OF CREDIT INFLATION New York, Saturday. HTHE appalling total of C1.9C0.000.--owo in fold is at present stored in American vaults, according to the latest Treasury statement, and the stream embarrassingly increases. Of £125,000,000 which has flowed in since September, France has contributed £72,000,000 Great Britain
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    B.B.C. PROGRAMMES.
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    In England Now
    306 7 IN England Now! Winter has really arrived, bat aeaaonable disabilities are leas acutely felt in the country than in town. A farm knows no close season, unless there be a prolonged spell of frost, and the fanner's days in winter are as busy and only slightly less
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    THE WORLD'S COSTLIEST STAMP
    781 7  -  FRED. J. MELVILLE Stamp Collecting By A TINT scrap of deep magenta coloared paper, which is classed as the world's rarest postage stamp, made a brief appearance in a crowded London sale room recently. It is the 1 cent British Guiana of the issue of 1856.
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    COCONUT OIL TAX
    87 7 REPEAL HOPED FOR BY CONGRESS MEMBERS Washington. It is expected that a bill repealing the tax on Philippine coconut oil Imports will be given preferred status in the next Congress as a result of the impressions of the members of Congress attending the Manila inauguration. Meanwhile the
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    RADIUM SUBSTITUTE
    71 7 PROFESSOR'S AMAZING RESLLTS WITH SALT Ban Francisco. Long yean of patient research by a professor of the University of California have been rewarded by the discovery of a substitute for radium. Mr. E. O. Lawrence claims that American laboratories will soon be able to produce radio-active substances even
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    QUAKE IN GREECE.
    31 7 Athens. A severe earthquake is reported from the Phlliates region of the east coast of Epirus. Several houses were destroyed and there was a panic among the Inhabitants.
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      603 7 TWO SPECIAL OFFERS. 1,000 sumps all different, used and mint, mostly modern, with large size commemorative*, pictorials, air malls and Colonial Jubilees 10/0 post 4d.. Air Mall 2/-. 2.000 stamps aU different, with many magnificent modern Items some of which are very hard to get. A good representative collection at
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      324 7 SILVER JUBILEE STAMPS. We are buyers ot any quantity of used Sliver Jubilee Stamps. For good postally used specimens ot I Straits Settlements and Hong Kong we pay from 70 cents per hundredStamps damaged or perforated with firms' lnltlaia not required. Collectors who prefer to exchange their gilver Jubilee Stamps
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      853 8 HAPPY MOMENTS IN MALAYA SNAPSHOT OFFER SUNDAY TIMES PRIZES FOR AMATEURS M ll^ MBM^^" MB^^^^ BMlBM^^ MM^ MWM The Sunday Times, offers prizes for the best photographs showing m i^^ ™"~^"^^rr^ l^^ 1 j Malayan life in its happier momenta. '^^^^i^^HM|^9^^fl^^^^^^^^Bß There is no limit to the subjects which may
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    MARRIAGE SYSTEM CHANGES AMONG CHINESE
    648 9 MARRIAGE SYSTEM CHANGES AMONG CHINESE "For Good Of The Nation" "MARRIAGE is a lottery, having I** many blanks and few prizes," says an old proverb. This is true in present day China, where trangers marry one another without tin -xpectation of extreme happiness anu without any disillusionment*, for according to
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    47 9 Miss Wanda Morran and Miss Doris Chambers beat the Esmond sisters Diana and Lulu in the linal of the women's autumn foursomes coif tournament at Ranelagh Club, Barnes, London, by 3 and 1. The picture shows Miss Wanda Morgan (left) and Miss Doris Chambers with their cups
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    DEAN AND "HOTEL BILL" DIVORCES
    207 9 NO PROOF MARRIAGE HAS FAILED *T*HE Church does not consider that a marriage should be dissolved unless it has irreparably broken down, and occasional acts of misconduct aided by a hotel bill are not sufficient proof that it has done -so. This was the statement
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    DARING HOLD-UP
    68 9 BANDITS ROB MAIL TRAIN WHILE IN STATION Garretsvllle. Ohio. Five bandits, carrying sub-machine guns and shot-guns, cowed sixty on- j lookers here while they held up the' mail train, which was standing in the station, and overpowered the driver and officials. They escaped in a waiting automobil? with
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    20 9 The Japanese volcano Asama has been in violent eruption throwing clouds of ashes on Tokio. but no casualties are reported.
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    An Infantry Shock
    238 9 Today's Human Story. CIMPLE thincs like a shell-fire strafe may leave an infantry battalion bored stiff. A charge of tanks might cause a little disturbance. Rut a battalion stationed somewhere in Hampshire has been shaken from the tips of its heels to the tops of its cap
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      499 9 OF THIS GENERATION Marvellous evening 1 Yes good going too Cigarette Thanks, but why the cork tip Obvious reasons, Child WelU what are they* then Carerras the Craven "A" people declared wai on throat irritation .7. and?. .sent the bogey skidding, without, I might add, inter ferinq with the innocent
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    615 11 How The Film Actresses Do It In Hollywood AF the five most successful beauties in Hollywood right now, one has freckles sprinkled, across her face and is too tall to dance with the average man. Another has a definite cast in one
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    358 11 A PRONOUNCEMENT has Just been made In the United States, where beauty is a national cult, that will shatter the conceit of millions of women and stimulate the pride of several million others. For Mr. Harry S. Kaufman, whose pleasant task it is to choose
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    719 12 Speeding Development By Two Or Three Years INTELLIGENT parents can speed up the development of their children by two to three years, according to Dr. Isaac Newton Kugelmass, one of America's foremost child doctors. In ten years' practice he has compiled a book full
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    229 13 Dresses Women Don't Know How To Wear London WOMEN are going to look less attractive than ever before in the whole history of dress. The winter fashions are hideous. Models shown In London were challengingly ugly. Dressmakers admit It. They hare a Puckish idea that It Is more
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    1700 13 THE presentation of the insignia of the rank of Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire to H.H. the Sultan of Johore by the Governor on Wednesday night was a particularly brilliant ceremony. A guard of honour in black and gold lined the throne
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    89 13 CLARK GABLE'S ROOM INVADED AT SANTIAGO Santiago, Chile. One hundred women overpowered guards and invaded the hotel room of Clark Gable, the motion picture actor, demanding a glimpse of their screen idol. Mr. Gable finally escaped from the room, with his face decorated in various
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    404 14 The Straits Times TOTIDEM VERBIS EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. T"HE promise of an air pageant at Penang, which will include machines from the R.A.F., the Royal Navy air arm, two great aerial lines and three local clubs marks a stage in aerial development in the northern
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    1380 14 The Story Of The Railways': QHINING lines of steel intersecting a green blanket of jungle, corridors of civilisation driven farther and farther into primaeval country, rivers bridged and ranges tunnelled, lone surveyors skirmishing ahead in the Ulu, gangs toiling in cuttings and on embankments, fever-laden swamps taking
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    1412 15 THE HARBOUR BOARD BRIGADE 230-ft Water Jet Thrown From Klip-Klip's Monitors FIRES at sea are among the calamities most dreaded by man. When a ship lies enveloped in flames and smoke within the limits of a great port it is difficult to think
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    337 15 TERRITORIAL RECRUITING DRIVE I ATEST figures show that the I Territorial Army in England is short of 2,000 officers and 35,000 other ranks. There are only 7,000 officers to do the work of 9,000; and 123,000 men instead of the full strength of 160,000. This understrength is
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    WROTE "HOW TO SUCCEED"
    120 15 Then Failed Himself New York. Norval Hawkins made millions by super-salesmanship He is the author of several books on "How to be successful." Hawkins became commercial manager of the Ford Motor Company in 1907. In 1915 Henry Ford paid him a salary of £200.000. He left
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    DR. LEE CHOO NEO
    305 15 Chinese Personalities DORN in Singapore in 1895, eldest daughter of Mr. Lee Hoon Leong, a well-known merchant and formerly managing director of the Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co., Ltd., Dr. Lee Choo Neo received her early education in the Singapore Chinese Girls' School, and later spent
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    332 16 Girl With "Split Personality" f T I RA(iKI)Y has brought to light the strange case of the "split personality" of a girl who was the most brilliant medical student in her class at Edinburgh University. Although only 21, the victim. Miss Nancy Howard Turnbull. of
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    683 16 POLICE BAND ONCE CONDUCTED OPERA IN EUROPE Now Living In Cubicle In Kuala Lumpur THE Selangor Police Band, the delight of thousands, is the embodiment of a great and one-time celebrated musician's final effort; a man whose life has been one of romance and
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    $6,000,000 ON PUBLIC WORKS
    440 16 OVER 56.006.000 will be spent on public works other than items of expenditure which are of a ret-ur-rent nature according to the Colony's latest financial statement A new outpatients' department and a dental clinic are to be eomiructed at the Singapore General Hospital next year at
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    1100 17  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By |N my weekly newspaper cutting collection. About various things like horses coughing at the Bicester Hunt and the general election, There is one cutting which stands out vividly alone, Recording a remark by the Bishop of Worcester, Dr. A. W. T. Perowne, Who
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      525 17 Contract: By Culbertson Gamblers Never Gamble MANY people are surprised learn that a good gambler is a man who never gambles. He never takes chances. Li^ e^. is^' r(*g*^ player takes no Uf chances when ft t there is any r^ possible way of j y I avoiding them. nn0
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    1196 18 DESPECTFUL congratulations to His Excellency on his astute beguilement of Federal Councillors. The Battle of JaUnofficial Guns That «W»t matertaU*. Misfired ye *_J* Shearns brilliant speech on Perak Hydro and some very polite references to food taxes It might have been a
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    140 18 XXVII RAINY SEASON Water, water everywhere it drives a man to drink. It rains and rains, then rains some more, till one can't even think. The car hood leaks, the house roof too, and mildew" s everywhere, The wife lias moods, the T, B. broods, c"en could a
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    WHEN HARRY HIBBS ALMOST LOST
    1416 20 Collision That Nearly Robbed England Of Her Best Goalkeeper BIRMINGHAM'S RECORD Robb The Only Pre-War Player Still In Harness (By A Special Correspondent.) \I7HEX England want a goalkeeper for international duty, the selec- tors never have any great difficulty.. Harry Hibbs, of the Kirmintfham club,
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    28 20 GREAT PLAYERS: GREAT CLUBS: 12— BIRMINGHAM Harry Hibbs, who has played for England in nearly every international football match since 1930. making one of his characteristic spectacular saves.
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    59 20 player signed by the London club on its formation. A few years later, both returned to St. Andrew's, Mcßoberts as manager. It was he who secured Willie Robb, who has been mentioned already. 1 All these men are linked together and their stories thread in and out, weaving
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    80 20 QUINTUPLETS TO BE FILMED Ottawa. A contract for a film of the Dionno quintuplets has been signed between their guardians and the Fox Twentieth Century Films, and approved by Mr. Croll. the Ontarian Minister of Public Welfare. The film will be called The Country Doctor. Dr. Dafoe. the quintuplets' doctor,
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      438 20 92 YEARS OLD-AND FIT AS A FIDDLE Runs Up and Down Stairs "1 feel in duty bound." wi I W., "to express my gratitude for the marvellous results my father has obtained from Kni Salts. He is ninety-two years old. and fit as a fiddle. He can nip ab.vr, up
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      127 20 Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle ACROSS: 1. Humped animal; 4. Correc- SOLUTION OF LAST WEEK'S Uon; S. Containing limestone; 9 Separates BUZZLE one's sell; 10. Thin; 11. Go bad; IX Frag- MOJ/>U ***** |<TFvMS~BB| menU; 16. Floating; 16. Medicine; 19. Knlargr; 31. Expressions; 24. Birds; 25. Dawdle; Rus^fvi^Bl3Hl7rißs"^^GffWS 24. Utterer of
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    $107,000 FOR MALACCA'S WATERFRONT
    530 21 Dredging And Extension Of Southern Groyne AT a recent meeting of the Finance Committee the spending of an extra $7,000, making $57,000 In all, on the removal of dredging* from Malacca harbour was approved and it was agreed to advance $10,000 this year for the extension
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    BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    846 21 Malacca Sport Three Finals Only To Be Played— Team To Visit Singapore Curious Hockey Side Selections (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. ■"■"•HE Malacca Badminton championships are nearly ended only the finals of the men's singles, women's doubles, and junior doubles remaining to be played. In the men's senior
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    282 21 AND SWIMMING POOL (From Our Ow n Correspondent). Malacca. A meeting of tho CommMee of th» Straits Settlements Malacca i Association was held on Tuesday at the Malacca Club. The following were present:—Mr. E. C. Martin (President), Messrs .Loh Kirn Swi, C. F. Gomes, T. A. Barnes.
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    BADMINTON MATTERS WHICH SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED
    876 22 Revised Rules: Inter-Club Tournament: Laws Not Understood (By Our Badminton Correspondent.) Singapore. THE current year has certainly been one of great activity for the Singapore Badminton Association and when the season does come to an end shortly after the forthcoming inter-State matches against Perak
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    17 22 The team representing the St. Gregory's B.P. that defeated the Premieran B.P. by four games to two.
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    13 22 Miss Lee Sun Gay. women's singles champion of the Johore Bahru badminton tournament.
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    PL AYF AIR A. U.
    159 22 Playing at the Derbyshire's court last Sunday before a large crowd of badminton enthusiasts, the Playfair Athletic Union defeated the Derbyshire B.P. by the narrow margin of three games to two. Two singles games had to be abandoned owing to fading Ught. (Playfair players names
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    GRANGE B.P.
    105 22 Playing at the home court on Sunday last beiore a large crowd the Orange Badminton Party defeated the National Badminton Party by four games to two. Scores: (Orange players mentioned first.) Singles: C. T. Kob beat Sng Seng Heng 15—3; 15—12. William Tan lost to Sng Beng Teck
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    9 22 Mr. Lee Seng, president of the St. Gregory's B.P.
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    GEYLANG S.C. A.
    89 22 At Urn thirteenth annual general meeting of the Oeylaog StrarU Chinese Association held on Nov. 8, the following were elected office-bearers for IM6: President. Mr. Ldm Boon Be* (re-elected) let vice-president. Mr. Chan Hye Seng (re-elected); 2nd vicepresident, Mr. Ang Kee Ouan; boo. secretary, Mr. Teo Leong
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    READING CLUB.
    60 22 The semi-final tie of the Straits Chinese Reading Club «<"gi«« rhamptfrmhtp tournament will be played between Urn Cheng Oek and Beet Ttam Hock of Urn top secdon on Tuesday and Tan Huat Seng will meet Ng KhV* Jin. The winner of the latter pair will meet afm King
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    BARBELL MEN.
    202 22 Owing to the small number of entnrs received for the Association of Barbell fl-n tournaments which were to have bwn heM last month, it has now been cecid.-d io oxtend the closing date to Dec. 81. M are requested to note that all entries inu.st be accompanied with
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    75 22 The results of tlie Straits Chinee Epworih League's tournaments held during the ye-ir are as follows: Badminton Singles "A": Champion, Yap Chin Tee; Kunncr-ui), Wong Chong Teck. Badminton Singles "B": Champion. Tan Chin Lvii, Runnerup. Neo Seng Kee. Badminton Doubles: Champion. Yap Chin Tee and Wee Leong Pook;
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    SUNNYDALE B.P
    36 22 The second quarterly general meeting of the Sunnydale BP. will be held at tho honorary secretary' 3 residence. 27. Balestier Road, on Suncay, Dec. 1. at 3.15 p.m. Ml members are requested to attend.
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    15 22 Ng Buck Chuan, badminton champion of the Medical Sports Club, Johore Rahru, and billiards runnerup.
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    SILVERDEW B.P.
    153 22 In a friendly badminton match in Kuala Lumpur of one men's and one women's doubles and three mixed doubles played at their own courts last week, the Sllverdew B.P. met and defeated the Skylight B.P. oy four games to one. Following are the results: (Sllverdew players mentioned first).
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    STUDENTS' B.P.
    112 22 In a return badminton match of five do; bles. the Students' B P. beat the International B.P. by three games to two Scores (Students' players first): H. A Mahmood and Mohd. Arshad beat Lee Mun Kong and Lee Soon Lee, 21—10. 21—17; Wee Peng Slang and Tang Ah
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    STUDENTS' SOCIAL.
    93 22 A social was held last week by the Kuala Lumpur Chinese Students' Literary Association at their club premises in Klyne Btreet More than sixty members and friends were present. Welcoming the guests the president. Mr. Teh Hon Yoon. said the success of the evening's function was mainly due
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    NATIONAL B.P.
    58 22 The following pUyers will represent the National B.P. against the Loke* B.P. in a friendly badminton match tf three singles and two doubles at the latter's court today at 330 p.m Sng Beng Teck, Yap Yew Keng. Sng Seng Heng. Kum Kirn Leng. Tan Kok Ann. P. S.
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      270 22 IDENTITIES COMPETITION Last Week's Solutions Three Readers Share $100 R. S. Sithamparam, College of Medicine, S^./apore, M. S. Sellapah, 31, Roberta Lane, Singapore, and K. S. Poh, 440, Victoria St., Singapore, identified correctly all the photograph* published in The Sunday Times Identities Competition on Nov. 10. They, therefore, share the
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    HEAVIEST DEFEAT OF THE SEASON
    330 23 Notts Forest Find The Net Nine Times BUT PORT VALE GET TWO London, Saturday. RESULTS cf league football games played today, s&ys Renter, are: DIVISION 1 Arsenal 4 W'hair.pton W. 0 Birmingham 2 Aston Villa 2 Blackburn R. 1 Preston N. E. 1 Chelsea 2
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    Manchester November Handicap
    242 23 London, Saturday. The Manchester November Handicap, run today over IVi miles, resulted as follows: FREE FARE (S. Wragg) 8.4. 1. THRAPSTON (Rickaby) 8.1. 2. JESMOND DENE (S. Donoghue) 8.11. 3. Won by five lengths, one and a half lengths between second and third. Betting: 22—1: 100—8; 25—1.
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    376 23 'THERE was a large gathering at the Clerical Union yesterday when a tea party was held by the Singapore Badminton Association in honour of the appointment of their Patron, Sir Andrew Caldecott, as Governor of Hong Kong. Among those present were Sir Andrew Caldecott, Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Tyau, Mr.
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    HOME RUGBY
    107 23 London. Saturday. Rugby games played today resulted as follows: Lancashire 16. Cumberland 6. North Midlands 18, East Midlands 11. Yorkshire 11, Cheshire 5 Bath 19, London Welsh 0. Blackheath 0. Harlequins 11. Devonport Services 17, St. Bart's Hospital 7. Guy's Hospital 11, Gloucester 18. Liverpool 6. Bradford 8.
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    ALL BLACKS BEAT SCOTLAND
    395 23 MurrayAeld, Saturday. New Zealand beat Scotland in k Rugby came here today by eighteen points to eifht. Forty thousand people packed the ground. The pitch was slightly soft and the weather conditions were Idea' Thrills came early the Scots almost scoring from the start. After fifteen
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    AUSTRALIANS BAT BRIGHTLY
    50 23 Durban. Saturday. In their first innings today against Natal in a three-day match the Australians made 522 for five. Exhilarating hitting brought Flngleton 121. McCabe 85. Richardson 75 and Chlpperfleld 60 not out. Wade has been appointed captain of South Africa for the first test match.— Reuter.
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL TABLES
    1027 23 Positions in the League correct to Friday Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Sundcrland (2) 15 i 0 3 2 46 25 22 Derby (6) 15 8 3 4 24 14 20 Huddersfleld (16) 15 8 3 4 24 18 20 Arsenal (1) 15 6
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    HEAVY GOING AT LAST DAY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    2482 24 BIG CROWD, AND TOTES WELL PATRONISED Snowlass' Glorious Finish In I Fourth Race DUKIT TIMAH'S luck as regards weather held good yester- day, the last day of the Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting. It rained hard up to 1.15 p.m. but then
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    SHOOTING NOTES
    611 24 Bullseyc's AS was generally expected, the N.K have decided to reduce the si/.e of the bolls for Bisley targets. These changes affect all shooting done under N.R.A. conditions throughout thr Empire. The revised dimensions arc S3 follows, those in use last year b-iiiK given for purpose ol <•
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    LYLE AND KEAY GIVE SUPERB DISPLAYS FOR SINGAPORE
    1151 25 Crawford Plays Lone For Negri-Malacca VISITORS FORWARDS MAGNIFICENT BUT BACKS WEAK Singapore 12; Negri-Malacca 3. IN a Malaya Cup Rugby match which demonstrated that a side with a magnificent pack but with a deplorably weak back division will go down on most
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    SELANGOR WIN
    454 25 Penang Easily Overcome (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan*. Saturday. BEATEN in every department of the (fame. Penang lost its first Malaya Cup Rugby match against Selangor by 13 points (two goals and a try) to three points (a try). The score in no way flatters the superiority of
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    JOHORE WIN
    239 25 RUGBY ENCOUNTER WITH WILTSHIRES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johorc Bahru. Saturday. S. Johore It Wiltshire 6. South Johore beat the Wiltshire Regiment at rugby here today by ten points (a try. a penalty and a drop goal) to six point', (a try and a penalty). The ground was
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    NEGRI PING-PONG.
    48 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban The Sing Chong Ping Pong team of Malacca were visitors to Seremban. They met the three local teams, the results bein;: beat Negri Chines Athletic Association 4— 3: beat Chung Hwa School S— 2; lost to Chin Hwa School 2—3. 1
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL
    302 25 MRS. LEE GIVES AWAY SPORTS PRIZES rE AnglD-Chlnese School held Its annual games prize day on Friday when Mrs. E. F. Lee, wife of Bishop Lee, gave away the prizes and inter-house trophies won during the year. The school greeted with cheers a remark made by the Principal.
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    SWIMMING GALA THRILLS
    378 25 SIM TENG PHENG WINS 440 YARDS EVENT CTRAITS Chinese Epworth Leagu- ers turned out in full force at the Fort Canning swimming pool yesterday for their third annual swimming gala. Good racing was witnessed, and obstacle events in the water kept the spectators amused, while good entertainment
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    18 25 Tan Hoey Djln and Seah Pon» Chock, first and second respectively in the 40 yards free style handicap.
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    ASIATIC RUGBY TEAM
    87 25 The following hav e been selected for the Singapore Asiatics against the Sth. Heavy Brigade in a Rugby match on Tuesday at th e Medical College ground at 5 p.m.: Henry Boon, Chan Ah Kow, O. Chong Seng, Zam Zam, Abdul Rahman, Ng Wood Kan, Lim Bwee
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    SELANGOR BEAT PERAK, 3—2
    401 25 GRENIER'S TWO GOALS IN FIRST HALF (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. In a thin drizzle and on a sodden and slippery pitch caused by rain which fell earlier in the afternoon. Selangor met Perak in an inter-State hockey fixture at tne padang today. Perak's
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    121 25 The women's match between Keppei Oolf Club and Island Club played on Friday, over the Keppei links, resulted In a win for the home team by 5*4 Mi 3'i points. The results. Island Club players mentioned first, were as follows:--Mn. Kelly (10) 0 Mrs. A. Mck. Low (1«)
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    49 25 The following will represent th? V.M.C.A. at hockey against the Sikh Police tomorrow at 5.10 p.m. at Police Depot Bleha. Sing Cheng, Sanderson. P. O'Dwyer, Lee Fong Lim leapt.), G. Day, E. A. Joy, W. Ferguson. M. Armstrong. J. Ferguson, Catena toor. Reserve: Leembruggen, Loot Eng San.
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    THRILLING RUGBY AT IPOH
    333 25 PERAK DRAW WITH SERVICES (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. •yHE friendly Rugby match between Perak and the Services was played on a soft and slippery ground with a wet ball Rain was failing just before the match was timed to begin. Perak were compelled to
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    NEW SOUTH WALES BAT STRONGLY
    80 25 TOURISTS' TOTAL WELL PASSED Sydney. Saturday. In reply to the M.C.C.'s first innings score ol 260 New South Wales did far better than they were expected to by knocking up 373 for eight wickets at the close of play, antf have thus placed themselves in
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    ASIATICS LOSE.
    152 25 WIN FOR SELANGOR CLUB "A" TEAM (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. While the Selangor State team is away in Penai g for the Malaya Cup Rugby competition the Selangor Club "A" team met the Selangor Asiatics this evening on the Selangsr Club Padang and won by
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    AMATEUR BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS
    740 26  -  "Argus" Malayan Sports Jottings By Lively Bouts Expected In The Finals SINGAPORE. THERE has been held in Singapore during the past week a scries of eliminating fights in connection with the annual amateur boxing championships, and the semifinals on Thursday evening proved i as attractive as anything
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    SURPRISE DEFEAT OF TAIPING SCHOOL
    538 26 Penang Boys' First Ru»by Win Since Series Started Good Hockey Record Gala At Swimming Club (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping. TWI'I.Mi Rugby enthusiasts were greatly surprised to hear of the defeat of the King Edward VII School at the hands of the Penang Free School
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    108 26 (iroup photograph taken on the occasion of the departure for London of Mr. W. N. Hamilton, District Manage r, Navy. Army Air Force Institutes. Singapore. Back row left to right Tan Choon Bee. Sim Slang Kiat, Leong Koon Wan, Hoe, Then Fay Choy, Chan Huar Seong, Teo Hook Seng, Second
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    TO GIVE UP HIS STUD
    208 26 Sir Abe Bailey's Illness CIR Abe Bailey. South African mil- llonaire racehorac owner, is to give up his stud farm at Newmarket. H« will sell all his mares in foal at I Christmas, and the remainder of the stud next year, when he may also
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    LOUIS V. GASTANAGA
    85 26 BOUT TO BE HELD IN HAVANA ON DEC. 29 New York. Mike Jacobs, match-maker for tfce Twentieth Century Sporting Club, h»announced that Joe Louis, the "Brow.. Bomber" of Detroit, has been matched with Isidore Oastanaga of Spain for a ten round bout at Havana on Dec. 29.
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    NEGRI ASIATICS TO VISIT SINGAPORE
    724 26 A Few Suggestions—Gerald Pinto— What Is Wrong With Negri Hockey? (By O«r Own Correspondent) Seremban. T"» Negri Semhilan All Blues, who have done much to foster Asiatic rugger in Malaya, are to be complimented on their fine showing against a strong Selangor Club XV the
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    7 26 The Medical Collet Run by football team.
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    SELANGOR'S RUGGER TEAM FALTER
    486 27  -  "Echo" Malayan Sports Jottings By Hockey Team's Poor Showing Against Singapore Kuala Lumpur. AND now what can one say about Malaya Cup rugger hopes? One isn't nearly so confident as a week or two ago of Selangor's chances of reaching the final. The selectors may or
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    ROUGH PLAY IN INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    661 27 Penang And Kedah Share Ham Soccer Cup School Rugby Two Wins For Erics (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. I£KI)AH again lost their inter-State hockey fixture with Penang at Alor Star last week by the odd goal in seven. This narrow margin of defeat can
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    72 27 A dinner was given by the staff of the North British Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore, at the New Life Restaurant, Great World, to the manager, Mr. R. B. Henly, prior to his departure to England on leave. Front row Mr. Tang Mooi Shan. Mr. J. P. Tham, Mr. F.
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    BOXER WEEPS FOR OPPONENT
    89 27 WOULD NOT HIT HIM AGAIN A boxer burst Into tears and refused to continue his fight at the Drill Hall. Bristol, recently. He was Tony Arplno. of Bedford, and his opponent was Pat Buckley, of Doncaster. a substitute performer. Buckley, who had been floored repeatedly, went
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    DEATH AFTER FALL
    103 27 OWNER OF DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CLUB Detroit, Nov. 13. Mr. Frank J. Navln. owner of the the world's champion baseball club, the Detroit Tigers, which has just finished a spectacular season and won the world's series, died today. He was 61 years or age. Mr. Navin died
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    PUTTING THE SHOT
    39 27 JAPANESE WOMAN RECORD Tokio. Miss Pumlko Kojlma established a new Japanese record, when she pui the shot 11.16 metres, on the last day of the All-Japan Track and Fmld Annual meet at the Meljl Shrine Stadium.
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    SEGAMAT COLTS DRAW WITH MALAYS
    635 27 One Goal Each In Fine Game School Experimental Side Beaten Power Station Badminton (From Ou. Own Correspondent) Segamat, LJOCKEY is still the principal sport in the town these days, bat games will be few and far between for the next month or so, due to
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    7 27 The Anglo-Chineae Continuation School volley ball team.
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    31 28 So fierce was the fire at a Twickenham film studio on the opposite side of the railway, that this telegraph pole caught fire and as a precaution railway traffic was stopped.
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    NEATNESS ON THE FARM
    77 28 NEATNESS ON THE FARM Top Farm hands in the Wakering, Essex, district are taking care to see that they do not share the fate of a neighbour, who was summoned at Southend Police Court for failing to remove clay and mud from the wheels of a wagon, and ordered to
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    27 28 The Cycloratio, the Latest development of the recumbent bicycle, was on view at the fourth annual Lightweight Cycle Show at the Royal Horicaltural Hall. London.
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