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Title Section34 1936-01-26 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 214. Sunday, January 26, 1936. Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. Sunday, January 26. 1936. Price 10 cents34 words
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293 1936-01-26 1 GERMAN MINISTER DEFENDS REARMAMENT No Faith In Power Of The League To Preserve Peace RUSSIA BOASTS FINEST FIGHTING ARMY IN WORLD SOVIET Russia and Germany rearmed, Great Britain about to embark on large expansion of fighting strength and Italy and Abyssinia still at293 words
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Article195 1936-01-26 1 Hit By Gale While At Anchor LIFTED LIKE KITE OVERTURNED Paris. Tin world's largest seaplane, the Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris. was sunk in a gale during the night while riding at anchor in Pensacola Kay. off the Florida coast. No one was on board. A squall195 words
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Article137 1936-01-26 1 WEALTHY DRUG ADDICTS Paris. A NUMBER of lightning raids by the Nantes police revealed the existence of a veritable chain of opium dens in and around the town. Among the buildings visited was a mansion, before which long lines of luxurious cars are to137 words
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Article93 1936-01-26 1 Financial Consequences Now Being Felt Paris, Saturday. The financla; consequences of the French cabinet crisis are already beginning to make themselves felt, according to Le Matin, which asserts that the outflow of gold from the Bank of France between Jan. 19 and Jan. 21 reached a total ofAneta-Trans-Ocean - 93 words
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Article282 1936-01-26 1 BLAMED FOR FAULTS OF MODERN GIRL Children Shown Off "Like Jewellery" p.VriIER F. W,. .dl.uk. speaking at the Chntrh of the Jesuit Fathers. Farm Street. London, V 7., blamed Godless mothers for some of the faults of the modern girl. "One blames the selilsh, pleasure- seeking,282 words
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Article360 1936-01-26 1 London, Saturday. r\ESPITE the cold weather crowds began to gather outside Westminster Hall at early hour this mornins for the opening at 8 a.m. of the second day of the lying-in-state of King George. It is likely both today and tomoirow that the numbers who will file past theBritish Wireless - 360 words
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Article58 1936-01-26 1 Warsaw, Saturday. The manager and four employees of the branch office of a Czechoslovak Typewriter manufacturing concern have been arrested here on a charge of having, with the aid of Czech railway officials, smuggled more than 600 typewriters into Poland within the past year. After being released onAneta-Trans-Ocean - 58 words
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Article41 1936-01-26 1 Tokio, Saturday. Eighty labourers removing snow from a railway track near Tsuruga, in Wakasa Province, were entombed by an avalanche this morning. Eight men were killed, eleven wounded and one Is missing, the others were uninjured. Aneta TransOceanAneta-Trans-Ocean - 41 words
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Article105 1936-01-26 1 Paris. A cat. all black, caused the deaths of two Paris widows by gassing in Paris. They were found in their bedroom with the gas-stove tube disconnected and the cat's body lying across it. Ten canaries were dead In their cage. A golden eagle tried to105 words
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Article, Illustration23 1936-01-26 1 Dogs Join German Army It is held in Germany that a welltrained, intelligent dog can be of the utmost value in modern warfare.23 words
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Article128 1936-01-26 1 TANKS USED TO DISPERSE MOURNERS AT FUNERAL Damascus, Saturday. Further collisions of a serious nature between the police and the population are taking place frequently. Feeling was running so high at the funeral of two demonstrators killed in the last riots that the police and military had toAneta-Trans-Ocean - 128 words
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Article62 1936-01-26 1 Toklo, Saturday. Admiral Takahashl, Commander-in-Chlef of the combined fleet, addressing leading businessmen In Osaka, said Japan's Navy was primarily for safeguarding the national defence, wherea3 the American fleet was intended to protect and promote America's foreign trade rather than safeguard natlcnal defence. The admiral added that Japan must62 words
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Article38 1936-01-26 1 London Saturday. The export of British aeroplane and aeroplane motors reached an unprecedented volume in 1935 according to official statistics, more than seventy countries and territories making purchases to a total of £2,700,000 Aneta Trans-Ocean.Aneta-Trans-Ocean - 38 words
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Article231 1936-01-26 1 SOLE SURVIVOR'S STORY "Mountains Heaved Like Rough SSena n Bogota. Colombia. "The mountains heaved u k like a rough sea for 12 miles, ana the hamlet of La Chorrera. with its 203 inhabit' ants, disappeared." This was how the sole survivor of La Chorrera. nestling in the231 words
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Article108 1936-01-26 1 ENDURANCE TEST FOR BARBERS Bombay. TOROM a town in the Sholapur district comes a story more reminiscent of the United States than of India. Local barbers are attempting an endurance shaving record over 75 hours. A queue of 12 lathered faces is ready for shaving ai any moment. The public108 words
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Article58 1936-01-26 1 Peiping, Saturday. Ni Maao Tee Suerh, a member of both the Central Executive Committee in Nanking and the Mongol Political Council, was assassinated today by unknown men while returning to Kalgan from Changpai by bus. His murder has caused a sensation among the Mongols, among whom heReuter - 58 words
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76 1936-01-26 1 Dublin, Saturday. The special import duty of five shillings a ton on English coal entering the Irish Free State, which was first imposed at the beginning of the economic war between the two countries and which caused intense bitterness In England because ofAneta-Trans-Ocean - 76 words
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Article47 1936-01-26 1 The Commander-in-Chlef of the China Station, Vice-Admir.U SiJ Charles Little, will visit Singapore next month in H.M.S. Kent. The Kent, a 10.000-ton "County" cruiser, is the flagship of the China Fleet. The probable date of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Little's arrival Is February 22.47 words
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Article53 1936-01-26 1 Tokio. Saturday. A War Office communique says that 364 Japanese soldiers have been killed and 582 died of disease in Manchukuo last year. Since the outbreak of the Manchurlan incident on Sept. 18, 1931, 3.591 Japanese soldiers have been killed in Manchukuo and 1.C86 diedAneta-Trans-Ocean - 53 words
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Article31 1936-01-26 1 Tokio, Saturday. An S.O.S. call has been received by the radio station at Hakodate, Hokkaido, saying the British freighter Forth Bridge, 4,150 tons, Is afire off Oklnoshlma Island.31 words
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Article19 1936-01-26 1 A case of psittacosis Mving occurred In Vienna. 150 parrots, who are carriers of the disease, have been destroyed.19 words
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Advertisement13 1936-01-26 1 UNIVERSAL DAY— NIGHT NEON SIGNS. LUSTROUS IN THE DAY LUMINOUS IN THE NIGHT.13 words
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Advertisement92 1936-01-26 1 ON OTHER PAGES Colony Cavalcade 2 In Singapore Today 3 Ilro. Stephen Leaving 3 Bafo's Sad Story Cave Discoveries 4 Doctors Ftftat Duel 5 "Right To Die" 5 Sitting on the Fence 6 Contract Bridge 6 Thaipusam Curtailed 8 Wireless Programmes 8 Malayan Musings 9 Home by the Cape 1092 words
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Advertisement169 1936-01-26 1 FAMOUS ENGLISH BADMINTON PLAYER MAINTAINS NERVOUS MUSCULAR STRENGTH WITH f-, PHOSFERINE Mrs. N. Ferrers Nicholson Phosferine has been the means of keeping me per fectly fit for my work, as a Badminton and Lawn Tennis Coach. One's nerves always feel steady and fresh for play after an occasional dose, and169 words
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Advertisement18 1936-01-26 1 or Neon Lighting Consult Iniversal Neon Lights Ltd. 28-A. Cavenacb Road Phone 3127. Sketches Particular* Free 'rices Cheap.18 words
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Article, Illustration1899 1936-01-26 2 Singapore And London The Last Five Days— By Cable And Radio— Bukit Larangan T\V RING the last five days, as during the Jubilee, there has been an extraordinary sense of communion between Singapore and other parts of the Empire. When King William IV died in 1837 Singapore did1,899 words
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Advertisement91 1936-01-26 2 ill/ I "T'k*s\ 1 TJ I ks^S-S^V ill^C If It >^K ill i tt\p erral D ee "^SM^vJi/t A DELICIOUS BREAKFAST PRESERVE Quality is always our first consideration, but we are in the fortunate position of being able to combine most reasonable prices with quality, due to our method of91 words
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Article, Illustration311 1936-01-26 3 Nearly Forty Years' Service In The Far East THE Rev. Brother Stephen, director of St. Patrick's School. Singapore, k:;ves for Hong Konß tomorrow to take charge of St. Joseph's College there. His successor. Rev. Brother Henry, arrived last Wednesday from St. George's School, Taiping. Brother311 words
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Article, Illustration10 1936-01-26 3 "Oh! The Height Of His I Ambition!"10 words
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Article124 1936-01-26 3 Lecture On Stamp Collecting (From a Correspondent.) Penang. Saturday. Penang philatelists heard a lecture giver, by Mr. Chas. K Evans at the Penans Mutual Improvement Association. His subject was Hints on stamp collecting. 1 Dr. Victor F. T. Chan presided Mr. Evans who has had twenty years'; experience124 words
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Article347 1936-01-26 3 A FLICKERING lantern is held high in the hand of a barebacked Chinese. A muffled splash breaks the night stillness. Then a quirks 1 hrusl and Bufo is abou: to meet his doom. Many of these lanterns move about in the swamps anr 1347 words
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Article111 1936-01-26 3 SPORTS ORGANISED AND POOR BOYS TREATED (From A Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. The second annual sports organised by the Penang Rotary Club in connection with the Rotary Club boys were held at the grounds of the Boys' Club at Ayer Itam on Sunday. There were a number of111 words
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Article52 1936-01-26 3 (From A Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. Over 400 poor families in Penang were able to celebrate the Chinese New Year through the generosity of the Penang Buddhist Association. A distribution of $3,000 was made to destitute persons. This is the second distribution, the -first being held on Chinese New52 words
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Advertisement87 1936-01-26 3 LAST SIX DAYS OF SALE MONDAY JAN, 27th TO SATURDAY FEB, Ist WE SHALL OFFER THE PUBLIC AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING ASTOUNDING BARGAINS AT A FRACTION THE ORIGINAL COSTS! STOCKS MUST BE CLEARED TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE NEW SHIPMENTS OF GOODS NOW BEING ASSEMBLED IN LONDON AND OTHER87 words
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Miscellaneous453 1936-01-26 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY HOTELS MAILS EXPECTED KUKLES HOTEL: Grand <>che.-tral MaUs horn china and Japan by Concert S S. Viceroy of India In Port 9.30; llavre jjaru. V m Mails from Europe eu-. (London) evpecUxl SI A VIEW HOTEL: Sprciil Tiffin and -.oday by air (Imperial) will be delivered to453 words
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912 1936-01-26 4 NULLARBOR PLAIN EXPLORED Land Of Mystery And Wonder, Eerie Silences And Weird Noises COME remarkable discoveries have recently been made in the great caves and underground lakes of the Nullarbor Plain, a monotonous, treeless waste covering more than 38,000 square miles of South Australian912 words
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Article, Illustration16 1936-01-26 4 Lord Lonsdale talking to one of the clowns at the Bertram Mills Circus at Olympia, London.16 words
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Article647 1936-01-26 4 Poultry Notes /CANNIBALISM is a terror among chicken rearers and is prevalent in Malaya. The causes are mainly the absence of protein in the food and also the lack of salt. One thing is certain and that is or cc it makes its appearance in a flock647 words
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Article525 1936-01-26 4 Shopping Streets High Up What will London be like in A.D. 2035? If two men of vision, who have given their prophecies are right it wIU be a city of great speedways, overnead pedestrian streets, skyscraper stores, and tall, healthy people. Mr. F.525 words
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Article356 1936-01-26 4 To the Editor of The Sunday Times. Sir.— There must be many readers In whom your Poultry Expert strikes a sympathetic chord. I am one. Yes. probably one of the large army to whom a fowl is merely a way to an egg, and to356 words
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Article238 1936-01-26 4 PASTEUR INSTITUTE STATISTICS Geneva. r\V the 118,062 patients treated v for rabies in the Pasteur Institutes ihrougiuut the vurld in IM only 403 died a mortality percentage of 0.35. This is the striking fac. wnic.i emerges from the sixth analytical review of reports trom the238 words
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Article128 1936-01-26 4 USED FOR TOURING INDIAN STATE Bombay. Jan. 16. A remarkable Indian Prince Is at present acting as host to the Viceroy, the Earl of Willlngdon. who is touring the Kathiawar States of Western India. He is Maharana Shri Sir Daulatsinhji. Thakore Sahib, ruler of the little principality128 words
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Advertisement178 1936-01-26 4 MAR€O SOAP -oSty lf FOR HEALTH SPECIAL OFFER. Manager, THE CALCUTTA CHEMICAL CO.. LTD. 8. Raffles Chambers. Singapore. send me a Trial Cake of MARGO SOAP. I pnclose 10 cents in stamps (or the same. :mAca.TJS CURE YOUR -f^9 COLD Xjfel Gole Agents: GRAFTON LABORATORIES. 20b, Collyer Quay. FOR THE178 words
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Advertisement108 1936-01-26 4 .zyfMtK daxuh ceuld never have visualised a Hong Kong J^*t Winter when He said: ty *V) "EVERYBOOY TALKS ABOUT (^^TW^h THE WEATHER BUT NOBODY A^t/WW 5Vi DOES ANYTHING ABOUT IT" FfJIW I I The month or October heralds 'M//r~~f I the »lnter In Hong Kong a dry J delightfully Invigorating108 words
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429 1936-01-26 5 OPERATION THAT WAS 100-1 CHANCE Nearly Kill Themselves In Seventh Encounter Budapest. TWO YOUNG DOCTORS HAVE JUST FOUGHT A DUEL BECAUSE 1 OK A QUARREL OVER THE TREATMENT OF A PATIENT. They were so keen on saving the patient's life, each in his429 words
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Article, Illustration31 1936-01-26 5 Dr. Jafsie Condon, go-between in the Lindbergh kidnapping case, who has left for South America, is to be arrested it is reported from Trenton, New Jersey He is wanted for questioning.31 words
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Article203 1936-01-26 5 ITALY'S SUBSTITUTE UNDER SANCTIONS Bradford. YORKSHIRE wool merchants have received samples of the synthetic wool which has been made by Italian scientists from milk as part of the battle against Sanctions. Bradford, the centre of the world's wool trade, is not impressed by the claims made on203 words
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Article142 1936-01-26 5 British Colonial Governor Writes In For Them Accra, Gold Coast. Sir Arnold Hodson, governor of the British Colony of Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, has found a new way to the natives' hearts. He has written a pantomime, "The Downfall of Zachariah Fee." specially for them. It has been142 words
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Article88 1936-01-26 5 New i yrk. A lawyer named Keogh, who was conducting his own case in an action in the Chicago Circuit Court, took exception to a ruling by Judge Prystalski, who was presiding. He drew a pistol, killed the opposing counsel, Mr. Christopher Kinney, and tried88 words
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Article420 1936-01-26 5 DEATH OF MR. J. V. BRYSON Mr. James V. Bryson, the American film chief who, ten years ago, hoaxed a Hampshire Territorial unit into escorting a film, died in University College Hospital, London, last week. He was admitted on Christmas Day with a fracture of the420 words
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Article30 1936-01-26 5 King Zog of Albania was present at the marriage in Tirana of Princess Semje. his 26-year-old sister, to Prince AbU. a son of the late Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey.30 words
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Article351 1936-01-26 5 LAST LETTER OF MAN OF 76 A LETTER written by a man who claimed "the right to die" was read at an inquest at Plymouth on William Henry Osborne, 76, a retired Admiralty overseer, of Devonport, who died from coal gas poisoning. The Coroner (Mr. W.351 words
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Article107 1936-01-26 5 A verdict of found drowned, with no evidence to show how he got into the water, was recorded at a Newhaven laquest on Frank Clifton Gorringe, 46, of Brighton, a former R.A.F. captain whose body was found on Newhaven beach. Mr. Gorringe, while serving107 words
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Article63 1936-01-26 5 Bucharest. Wholesale price of Rumanian wine of last year's vintage has dropped to one penny a quart owing to the unusually large vineyards' crop. Even milk costs more. Many of the poor are now discarding milk and are giving their children bread soaked in wine.63 words
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Advertisement150 1936-01-26 5 For Holidays— Rest your health Why do not come to DALAT (Annam) The Dest mountain resort In the ParEast (5.000 feet high) Goll. Tennis. Rowing, bathing on the i.ikr. footing excursions, shower fall. Laogbian Palace Hotel Ou Pare Luxurious, lull comlort, perlect hoteM 120 rooms all with hot bath WC.150 words
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Advertisement464 1936-01-26 5 can fee f f/irougn my veins **"|V TO more weary, dull days for me! No more depressing JL colds and rasping coughs Since I discovered Waterbury Compound I am mentally alert and bodily buoyant! I find a keen new relish in my work and a new enjoyJrnent of every recreation!"464 words
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Article1165 1936-01-26 6 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By '"THE WORST GIRL AT ST. 1 HILDA'S" and "The Tomboy of the Lower Fourth" have been flung aside. Captain Jack Fearless, the terror of pirates, sails the seas alone in a dark cupboard among the broken dolls. The Awful Child has become news1,165 words
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Article837 1936-01-26 6 Ely Culbertson - Ely Culbertson I By TIIF most important thing in bridge is to know the limit of <• bid made by opponents so as to be able to crack them for penalties if they are out on a limb. Except by peeking, the only way to find out is837 words
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Advertisement278 1936-01-26 6 KEEP THE MEN BUSY AT HOME BY BUYING BRITISH HHHI WHY BUY FOREIGN? IMPERIAL Jfgfflr WvJ}^ *J^aJtto££&mE& As supplied to all Government Departments and most Commercial dut^l SSP Firms throughout Malaya. bL« ole A *****5 PHW fiSfefe^ DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD. 3fo 112 Ulli. Robinson Road fi^tal SfS^O^^^ SINGAPORE. H^ rsQr278 words
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Article, Illustration572 1936-01-26 7 £ORNWALL and the Scilly Isles suggest themselve-J as the natural home of flowers and fruit out of normal season the subtropics of the British Isles in fact. There is, however, within much easier reach of London's smoke and grime an artificial tropics covering many thousands of a572 words
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Article754 1936-01-26 7 FRED J. MELVILLE - FRED J. MELVILLE) Stamp Collecting (By APART from our own Sovereigns. Queen Victoria. Kin* Edward VII and King George V no personage has been pictured on so many different stamps as the ex-King Alfonso of Spain. It Is not generally known that exKing Alfonso of Spain754 words
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Article98 1936-01-26 7 FEES LOST BY AMNESTY Warsaw. The recent Polish amnesty law not only freed about 25,000 prisoners, but commuted all unexecuted death sentences for murders committed before Nov. 11 last. M. Braun, the official hangman, who Is paid a fee for each execution, is claiming against the98 words
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Advertisement510 1936-01-26 7 JUBILEE STAMPS. I ASTOUNDING OFFER. Complete Mint Set of Crown Colonies Price 16:6:0 (Pott free) Cash waiting-Old conespondence, collections and loose stamps. Please register all packages. E. ZINOPOCLO", 30, St. Martin's Court, Charing Cross Rd., London. W.CJ. England. IKstb. 40 ."ears). WANTED RARE STAMPS OF THE FAR EAST SEND US510 words
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Advertisement220 1936-01-26 7 RARE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS. I am always In a position to offer rare Straits Settlements and States stamps at very reasonable prices. Want Usts will receive my prompt personal attention. SELECTIONS SENT ON APPROVAL TO ANT PART OF THE WORLD. My Speciality:— RARE BRITISH COLONIALS OF ALL PERIODS. T. ALLEN,220 words
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Advertisement199 1936-01-26 7 PALACE HOTEL Phone Museum 40S0 (IS lines). BLOOMSBURY STREET, London. W.C.I. Why not live in the greaUst comfort with the minimum cottf 250 rooms. 50 bathrooms renovated throughout. New beds, redecorated rooms, and, of course, hot and cold water, gas fires and telephones. Near Oxford Street, the centre of London,199 words
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Advertisement518 1936-01-26 7 LONDON GOODWOOD HOTEL QUEENSBOBO' TERRACE. HYDE PARR H. C. water and reading light In bedrooms. Lift. Night rorter. Garage Adjacent. Excellent Cuisine Dally Terms from 10/6(L Weekly from 3 gns. Bed ft Breakfast 6/6 to 8/6. New Lounges and Billiard Room. Tariff from Resident Proprietor or the SUNDAY TIMES Office518 words
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Advertisement418 1936-01-26 7 LONDON CALLS j INSISTENTLI W^^T and enjoy at either /fe^"^& HOTEL REMBRANDT <tfuo> South Kensington s W /~gfc"*^ facing the Victoria and vlnvi Albert Museum. or HOTEL SJW&T R UBENS %jy* Buckingham Palace Road, facing Buckingham Palace Every attention in pleasing surrounding*. PERFECT QI'IETUDE THESE COMFORTABLE HOTELS WITH ACKNOWLEDGED RENOWNED418 words
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Article337 1936-01-26 8 SINGAPORE CHETTIARS 1 DECISION Only Silver Car Procession And Feeding The Poor THAIPUSAM, one of the greatest of the Hindu festivals and for which Thursday, Feb. has been declared a public holiday in the Colony, has for many years provided Singapore people with a grand spec'-aele a337 words
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Article172 1936-01-26 8 LIFE TRANSPORTATION Calcutta. The sentences of death passed In February, 1935, upon Dr. Taranath Bhattacharya and Benayenda Nath Pandey for the "germ murder" of the latter's step-brother, Marenda Nath Pandey. have been commuted by the High Court to transportation for life. Marenda was a wealthy landowner. It172 words
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273 1936-01-26 8 HOW FAR MAY A SHOW GIRL UNDRESS STAGE NUDITY NOT AGAINST U.S. LAW New York. New York State Court of Appeal has decided whether a girl may undress U) public for £15 a week. Answer: She may. The Minsky Brothers may now leave even less to the imagination of the273 words
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Article172 1936-01-26 8 1,500-Mile Frontier Fortifications DEATH TRAPS FOR INVADERS RUa. SOVIET fortifications on a 1.500-mile front from Baikal to Vladivostok are nearine completion. Details are kept secret, but th»* following general features are known and are discussed with pride in Len- ingrad and Moscow military circles. The172 words
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Article58 1936-01-26 8 Berlin. The waist measurements of Germans I are smaller, according to a medical journal, than they were in 1900. This is attributed to the influence ol sport and to the decrease in beer consumption. The strength and the breadth of shoulder of the average German are stated,58 words
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Article, Illustration17 1936-01-26 8 The wedding took place at the Chinese Consulate, Singapore, of Mr. Tan Peng Eng and Miss Ong.17 words
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Advertisement538 1936-01-26 8 KEPT FROM WORK BY BACKACHE Suffered for 3 Years Backache may be just bothersome: on the oUier hand, it may creep on and become rhronic. and render you incapable ol earning >c. i living. Such was the unhappy .state of thf man who wrote the letter below— until he war538 words
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Advertisement155 1936-01-26 8 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL <0. 275, South Bridge Road. Siniapo.c (Oplir i.i.i Mr. t V. I.Wi. Te!e. IICJ. CHARGES CIIIAPER THAN ANY\..iKRS. 1. Sight tested, glasses supplied from I* 2. CROOKS LENSES completed Itt irarao from $6. To evcrv J Kver-Rcndv purchaser of Safety Razor Blades this supre-meiy efficient Ever- Ready155 words
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1378 1936-01-26 9 in no part of the Empire has grief been more heartfelt than In Malaya in the past week's sad event for none The Passing more tnan for Of A tne cosmopolitan (Jreat King population of this country has the common sorrow been1,378 words
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Article95 1936-01-26 9 XXXVi -GEORGE THE FIFTH White and yellow, black and brown. We grieve for George our King, One in our faith in the gloried Crown, One in our sorrowing. Man and monarch, ruled he well, To duty dedicate. Hearken tee now to the tleep~toned knell: Death summons, soon or95 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1936-01-26 10 THE writer of these articles, of which this is the last, will answer, to the best of his ability, any questions regarding travelling in South Africa which are addressed as follows i Travel, c/o The Sunday Times* Cecil Street, Singapore.*' TO see all the places that1,344 words
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Advertisement150 1936-01-26 10 Sloan's quickly r»- <'^i jfpj^s^\ lieves stiffnoss and S <s N» aches from sor. U^ m S Ho rubbing! Th. /S^^j^X £Si>4> powerful stimulation *\gg^W\-Jk^ /"^^^mS that Sloans gives 7*>DC\/ "*^V. tho c.rculation does 'jCj^g^ S|^*^- >. tho work, driving out ~y^^\ swelling and pain in T yr -i2^s^^V SLOAN'S150 words
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Article, Illustration308 1936-01-26 11 Economy Of Words In Place Of Former Lushness The Pursuer. By Louis Golding. Gollancx. 7s. 6d. lUIR. Golding's new book is quite short, in striking contrast to "Magnolia Street and "Five Silver Daughters." It, also, is grim: the study of two warring characters, irresistibly drawn308 words
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Article274 1936-01-26 11 GENEVA INSTITUTE LECTURES ITNDER the title Pacifism is Not Enough," Messrs. George Allen and I'nwin, Ltd., Museum St., London, have published for the Committee of the Geneva Institute of International Relations a collection of lectures delivered before the Institut.' in August of last year. The book274 words
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Article397 1936-01-26 11 Cornwall Early In Last Century Jamaica Inn. By Daphne Dv Maurier. AFTER autobiography and biography, Miss dv Maurier ventures into the realm of fiction with a Cornish story of the early days of the last century. It is a grim enough tale of wreckers and smugglers with397 words
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Article675 1936-01-26 11 I GANPAT, HOLT AND OPPENHEIM The Silver Falcon. By Ganpat. The Emerald Spider. By Gavin Holt. The Battle of Basinghall Street. By E. Phillips Oppenheim. Hodder Stoughton. 7s. 6d. each. /^•ANPAT'S tales always deal with the Himalayas and the NorthWest Frontier and he knows his ground well. He675 words
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Article83 1936-01-26 11 We have received the following books from Messrs. Macmillan and Co., Ltd., St. Martin's Street, London. W.C.: The Complete English. (Book IV). A survey of English literature, the pathway to authorship. By Aljrs Mamour. 3s. 6d. An Introduction To Economic History. By G. W. Irving. 8.A.. LI.B. 4s.83 words
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Advertisement115 1936-01-26 11 uIVI J'l'F'VllUsi fIESSENCE^ CHICKEN A FTER fever and illness or when run down the J\ thought of food is frequently abhorrent. That v the time for Brand's Essence of Chicken. This palatable speciality is nourishment, vitality and vigour in the most compact and assimilable form. It requires no effort to115 words
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Advertisement241 1936-01-26 11 *f I EVERY PERSON MUST HAVE A ITCANTBE STORED. WE MU^ GENEROUS PROPORTION OF EAT IT EVERY PAY. THAT'S WHY VITAMIN B. IT OFFSETS NERVOUS- A DAILY DIET Of QUAKER OATS iM^Sil^i Quaker Oats abounds in Vitamin B. It is n&lM2S&<s\ Nature's finest energy food, rich in body-build-jSpV Mflflj n241 words
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Article501 1936-01-26 12 One of the most surprising things about warfare Is the element of surprising events which it produces. Neutral observers are now closely watching the progress of the struggle In Abyssinia, not from partisan motives, but to learn what its lessons may have to offer. In the first place,501 words
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Article, Illustration1267 1936-01-26 12 Singapore's Test Tube Detectives THE screeching of brakes the violent swerve of the motor-car the grinding noise of the crash against the tree then silence— except for moans from the woman near her dead the man, smashed by the impact. Conflicting eye-witness stories to the police the man was driving1,267 words
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Article401 1936-01-26 12 THERE was a time when almost every Chinese home was the scene of stormy encounters. However, the grundies finally grew tired of grumbling and unwillingly reconciled themselves to their daughters' ways. For the modern Chinese girl that meant a "battle" won. But this emancipation means more than401 words
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Advertisement281 1936-01-26 12 Mr NER-VICOB' A STRENGTHENING TONIC INCREASES VITALITY j General^akness l-p 1 Loss of Nerve Power Huxley's Lost Energy Co ?/r°cf a Poorness of Blood ,:i HEI S! GOR SlTepussness. Formates tiir--t= Indigestion Depression r 5 old throughout the larqr towns of IWIA.3UWIAH. CEYLON. BTHAfIS SETTLEMENTS IHAN&VU, CAPETOWN. MALTA. EG YP7281 words
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Advertisement43 1936-01-26 12 The New World Cabaret TEA DANCE (ADMISSION FREE) TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATI'BDAY AFTER DINNER DANCES (ADMISSION SO CTS.I EVERY NIGHT FKOM 9 P M. TO MIDNIGHT PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74, Orchard Rd. from $3.50 each Opposite Clifford Pier43 words
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Advertisement105 1936-01-26 12 WOODS PEPPERMINT CURE For 25 years past Woods' There should always be a Great Peppermint Cure has bottle of Woods' Great been the standard family Peppermint Cure handy medicine of all residents of in the house or when Malaya. It has the same travelling sickness popularity everywhere. As a strikes105 words
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Miscellaneous8 1936-01-26 12 EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Cecil Street. Singapore.8 words
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419 1936-01-26 13 HOLY SEE CUT OFF FROM WORLD Remissions Of "Peter's Pence" Interrupted DETERS Pence, the voluntary annual contributions paid by Catholics the world over to the Pope's private purse, cannot be remitted to the Vatican from sanctionist countries because Vatican City is sur» rounded by419 words
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Article238 1936-01-26 13 RIGHTS OF AN ENGLISHMAN He May—_ Be Drunk In His Car Bet In His Forecourt MAGISTRATES in Sunderland and London have made decisions which re-establish two of the rights of an Englishman. 1. He is entitled to be drank In his own car so long as he does not drive238 words
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Article118 1936-01-26 13 TO BE HELD BY PENANG AND KEDAH A.A.M. (From A Correspondent.) Penanp:, Saturday. The A. A. M. (Penang Kcdah branch) will hold a motor rally in 1 Kedah on the first Wednesday \n March, which is Hari Ri.ya holiday. The rally will take the fcrm of a reliability118 words
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Article41 1936-01-26 13 The Chinese Association are arranging a lecture "Cultural Relations between China and the West-Past and Present" by Dr. Wu Lien Teh on Friday, at 8 p.m. at 5, Short Street. Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau will take the chair.41 words
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Article159 1936-01-26 13 RESOLUTION OF LOYAL SENTIMENTS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. At the annual meeting of the Incorporated Society of Planters this morning, the chairman. Mr. W. Leggatt, referred to the notice circulated intimating that no business would take place owing to the King's deatn. He regretted159 words
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Article24 1936-01-26 13 Baroness Orczy was present at the first showing In Monte Carlo of the French version of the film of her story, "The Scarlet Pimpernel."24 words
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Article104 1936-01-26 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping. Saturday. It is understood that Raja Kamaralzaman, District Officer, Krian, has been appointed a member of the Federal Council In succession to the Raja Muda of Perak on the latter's retirement. Raja Kamaralzaman hclds the titular office of Raja Kechil Bongsu of Perak.104 words
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Article103 1936-01-26 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. The wedding, in accordance with Hindu rites, took place on Wednesday of Mr. Ganeson Sauragen, a teacher of the Banda Hilir English School, son of the late Mr. Sauragen, wellknown in Singapore, Seremban and Kuala Lumpur and Miss L. Chitty, daughter of a103 words
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Article19 1936-01-26 13 Senator Walter Edward Foster, of New Brunswick, who is 61. has been appointed Speaker of the Canadian Federal Senate.19 words
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Article, Illustration64 1936-01-26 13 Jacob, the babirusa a wild pig from the East Indies and his spouse, who now roam the confined limits of their pen at the London Zoo. During the courting season, the female animal becomes savagely inclined towards her husband. Jacob has the distinction of being the only babirusa64 words
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542 1936-01-26 13 £300 FOR "COMMON INFORMER Judge Women Wrestlers JUDGMENT for £300, with costs, was given in the King's Bench Division in an action by a common informer concerning Sunday all-in wrestling. A stay of execution was granted with a view to an appeal, on condition that the money was paid Into542 words
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Article488 1936-01-26 13 High Standard For Recruiting [N order to stimulate recruiting the War Office is to continue and intensify its policy of making the conditions and attractions of Army life better known to the public. To maintain the establishment of the Regular Army 30,000 recruits a year488 words
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Advertisement83 1936-01-26 13 Zeisslkon A good camera needs a good film. Many a good picture can be spoiled by a film of poor quality. ||CT^ifta^k|\ Users of Zelss Ikon film can be sure of getting j ,"t» tne best out of inelr cameras. The uniformity |T»lslkJJ and durability with which Zelss Ikon film83 words
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Advertisement115 1936-01-26 13 Help Kidneys Don't Take Drastic Drugs Your kidneys have nine million tinytubes or filters which are endangered by neglect or drastic, irritating drugs. Beware If Kidney trouble or Bladder weakness makes you suffer from (Jetting Up Nights. Leg Pains, Nervousness, Dizziness. Stiffness, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Circles Under Eyes, Swollen Ankles, Neuralgia,115 words
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Advertisement8 1936-01-26 13 ©875 JACKSON Co., Ltd. 55. ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE.8 words
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Article346 1936-01-26 14 COURAGE POTIONS FOR ABYSSINIANS Stocks Exhausted By Chinese Buyers f)N T E of the most extraordinary trades in the world is booming in London as a result of the war in Abyssinia. All the available rhinoceros horn in England has been bought up for re-export to346 words
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Article337 1936-01-26 14 Calcutta 's 'Haunted House POLTERGEIST THEORY CTRANGE happenings in the com- pound of a residence in Calcutta have puzilcd the residents, neighbours and investigating police. The house is "Bamboo Villa." 169, Lower Circular Road, the residence of Mrs. G. Gubbay. At the entrance to the handsome compound are the corrugated337 words
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Article, Illustration377 1936-01-26 14 "IDEAL MACHINE FOR THIS COUNTRY" A IK services to Kuantan, Kota Bahrn. Cameron Highlands, Fraser's Hill and other remote parts of Malaya are visualised by the experience with autoje'ros during home leave by a i member of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club, Mr. H. G. Hinds. While377 words
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Article14 1936-01-26 14 All the cinemas in Nice still remain closed as a protest against high taxation.14 words
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Article16 1936-01-26 14 The explosion of a bomb in a Geneva circus blew a cobra out of its cage.16 words
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Advertisement120 1936-01-26 14 -My dear —she's amazing!" fjKz£bl.~. 'Always at her best— it's too BJM&>i easy I You don't know why "2M Because, Lke thousands of other a 1 ifSJ women who take care of their y3S^s^i youth, she obeys a simple Take a teaspoonful of ENO'S ySySg -Fruit Salt" in a glass120 words
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Advertisement158 1936-01-26 14 ai The Simple, Safe, "Speedy Cold Cure 1 <i Simply put a drop on the j ij handkerchief breathe the H vapour. Perfectly safe- Vapex acts as a gentle stimulant to !1 the respiratory system. Won- 8 derfully speedy because the a S vapour kills the geims which I cause158 words
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Miscellaneous272 1936-01-26 14 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT HOW TO CLAIM $100 PRIZE MONEY No competitor succeeded in solving correctly the Crosssword Puzzle printed in the Sunday Times on Jan. 12. Ten entries were received containing one error only and the senders share the prize money in equal proportions. Their names and addresses are: V.272 words
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Advertisement383 1936-01-26 15 W^/ For those who want economy as well aaj shaving comfort, the world-famous Valet Auto Strop Razor still stands supreme.' Stropped in ten seconds, cleaned in ten seconds. Nothing to take to pieces. Nothing to unscrew, and every blade provides forty to fifty perfect shaves. You can buy a 'Valet'383 words
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Advertisement151 1936-01-26 15 CUBA'S MOST DOG BITES OFF HIS f ORDERLY ELECTION MASTER'S NOSE Only Three Killed After ht with A c *t I i Mr. William Harper, of Bordes'.ey I Havana (Cuba) Green, Birmingham, was sitting in Cuba has just experienced the most B d orderly Presidential election ir her f the151 words
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Advertisement610 1936-01-26 15 13,000.000 WOMEN USE THIS POWDER <*KS*fc EVERY MORNING Thousands of laboratory tests made with a new face powder formula t»have definitely proved that any woman can now obtain a beautiful, SJlb^ Wr youthful complexion and entirely '^pT~ banish shiny nose, blotches and the V^ -,y\ worst complexion defects. The ingredient610 words
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Miscellaneous532 1936-01-26 15 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSIASTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers today $100 for a correct solution of th( Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly, the $100 will be awarded in respect of the532 words
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Article1356 1936-01-26 16 WOMEN TO MOULD THE WORLD'S DESTINY Rich Mineral Finds And Rise fn Tin Prices FOUR ef the world's leading astrologists, in outlining what the stars foretell in 1936, say that it will be a woman's year, and that the power of women to mould1,356 words
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Article, Illustration128 1936-01-26 16 "China Aprons 9 In Mexico IN response to the invitation of the Mexican President, Mr. Huang Yunsu, Chinese Minister to Mexico, with his wife and other ministers to Mexico, toured the central part of the country. Girl students in the native village of the Mexican President dressed themselves in China128 words
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Advertisement548 1936-01-26 16 Our clientele and the general public of Malacca are informed that the undermentioned business house will be closed aQ day on Tuesday January 28th 1936 on the occasion of the funeral of His late Majesty King George V and in token of respect to the memory of our beloved Sovereign.548 words
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Advertisement232 1936-01-26 16 Glands Made Young -Vigour Renewed Without Operation If you feel old befora your time or ■uffer from narve, brain and physical weakness, you will find new happlncis and health In an American medical discovery which restores youthful vigour and vitality quicker than gland operations. It is a simple home treatment232 words
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Advertisement81 1936-01-26 16 JfJB Oiambrrlain's Cough Remedy acta nilh a nazin£ spwd in curing coughs, '■"M-, bronchial inilammalioa and sorene^B. It is a safe, tested tonir. entirely frrc from narcotics and all harmful drugs, yet it is extremely effective. It builds up resistance, prevents more serious ills. Kconomical too, and pleasant to take.81 words
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Article, Illustration594 1936-01-26 17 There Is Magic In Your Lipstick MAX FACTOR'S ADVICE But So Few Women Are Magicians THERE'S magic in a properly wielded lipstick. But it's a pity that so few women are magicians. In the hands of a person who has had a little training, a lipstick becomes an artist's brush,594 words
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Article, Illustration502 1936-01-26 17 i A Famous Trvv /"|NE of the first cedars ever planted in Europe was brought from Palestine by the celebrated botanist,} Bernard de Jussien, in the year 1737. j Being struck by the beauty and height of '.he cedar-trees on Mount Lebanon, he selected a tiny sapling. For502 words
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Advertisement367 1936-01-26 17 A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFITS Is guaranteed by selling HOSIERY. DRAPERY. UNDERWEAR, MM and Bars' Shirt*. Boots and snoei. etc Regular lines of perfect goods. Shopkeepers, Marketmen sad Bazaars supplied. Wonderful opportunity for beginners, good living and Droflt certain. ADVICE AND ILLUSTRATED CATALOG fE fREE. Send cash with trial367 words
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Advertisement384 1936-01-26 17 This Simple Treatment Quickly Heals ECZEMA AND OTHER SKIN ERUPTIONS The amazing cumive powers of the gives you dap of peace and oomfor. Cuticura treatment are due to a unique and nights of restful sleep. But, best combination of soothing, healing and- of all, Cuticura is an amazing septic medicaments.384 words
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Miscellaneous37 1936-01-26 17 Henry 1 1 MCNAV. |v£ KIPT I ""1 \l T*«L In,-, i'.AIK j- jl I xv afteq vmcxx' W amO whiic.'i MoS' I Hai^kMßLV VLf __J(tl/ ji. *1~ I Es^r I uu mn v a IMB -Tjzi37 words
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Article302 1936-01-26 18 Some Useful Face Lotions BY MARION MORTON THE sun can do a good deal of harm to one's face. Much If not all of this harm can be prevented, though if we neglect to take proper precautions we may spend a long while vainly trying to302 words
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Article635 1936-01-26 18 BOUDOIR BOULEVARD VERY nice and not nearly so expensive as they look, are blouses made of muslin. There are smart new designs in sprigged muslin. An unusually delightful version is the muslin which shows a self-pattern. Both this kind and the plain white muslin tempts the needlewoman to stitch elaborate,635 words
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578 1936-01-26 18 AN' exhibition of paintings demonstrates the effective use that can be mad* of mirrorglass as frames. A small picture portraying "Oriental Shells" has been framed in three-inches of palely-tinted mirror-glass. "Dyed Tulips" is suitably enclosed in a narrow, bevelled frame of wood inset with578 words
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Article, Illustration53 1936-01-26 18 jP///S violet satin evening gown includes many new fashion points. Notice the cowl at the back the front is flat and high and the gauging which trims the back of the bodice, while the seam slanting from the right hip follows a curving line to the tip53 words
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Advertisement375 1936-01-26 18 x^x jgTfc You need never sit down to a dull, flavourless Fe|=aj||sf meat dish if your cook use* Bisto regularly. Bisto has taken a clever hand in the making of J^BPjpKl many an appetising curry, soup or stew. It is l^SC^ia^U the BUXCBt wa y to one g° o< mea375 words
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Advertisement120 1936-01-26 18 Beauty Products Tested by a Doctor Ambrosia deep-pore Cleanser— you feel it tingle, you know it is cleansing as nothing has done before. Ambrosia Cream— practically identical with natural skin oil. Ends dryness, smooth wrinkles. Ambrosia Tightener— Doctor's testa prove it ends oiliness, prevents blackheads and pimples. Ambrosia Powder Sifted120 words
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Article, Illustration1728 1936-01-26 19 By Our Woman Correspondent THE Proclamation of King 1 Edward VIII on Wednesday afternoon was an impressive ceremony, but I could not help being grievously struck by the lack of tltnientary good taste displayed by a large number of the European women present. In a city where every race1,728 words
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Article, Illustration362 1936-01-26 19 I DO not think there is any opening or will be for many years for women ig moil ov commercial flying spheres." This opinion comes from Miss I Dran Williams who arrived in Singapore from Australia in the on on Friday— t,hj first aviatri:: of362 words
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Article504 1936-01-26 19 E. K - E. K By A DRESS of grey georget c with white satin flowers, beautifully set oil by two satin braids one grey and the other white is won with a spray of tiny red roses at the shoulder. Grey or white silk slip am' panties go well504 words
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Advertisement40 1936-01-26 19 CHOOSE CAREFULLY ~v''j|p^KHjHpHpcH o o s c m^f//// from cows of special rich milkproducing strains, pastured in the best dairy farming districts. The result of such cattle and tuch lush feeding is milk of a high standard of purity and40 words
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Article, Illustration1551 1936-01-26 20 "TEAM WHICH COULD NOT SCORE GOALS" Famous Marksman Have Helped Pensioners (By A Special Correspondent.) JT used to b* a stock joke with comedians and cartoonists that Chelsea could not score goals. It is rather curious that the London club should ever have1,551 words
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570 1936-01-26 20 " Argus - NEW LBW RULE CONTROVERSY NEED FOR MALAYAN CRICKET ASSN. "Argus" By A controversy has begun on the subject of the decision of the Singapore Cricket Club to fall into line with M.C.C. wishes by trying out the new ili«. rule. Correspondents to the newspapers appear to overlook one point. The570 words
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Article191 1936-01-26 20 (From Our Own Com-spsiident.) Malacca. The Malacca Club held their cricket of last week. Mr. R. G. Hoath was in the chair and others present included Mes-rs. A Williams. C. F. Jennings, R. A. Ward, A. F. Thome and G. G. Waller. The meeting decided191 words
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Article48 1936-01-26 20 The Singapore Swimming Cub will close at midnight and there will be no dancing each day up to and including Monday. Jan. 27. The Club will close on Sunday as usual at 9 p.m. TIIK CLUB WILL BE CLOSED ALL CAY ON TUESDAY. JAN 28.48 words
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Article254 1936-01-26 20 PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR THE SEASON (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. The local Europeans will be putting an all-European cricket side in the field this year. Their headquarters will be at the Gcnuang Club, and with many new arrivals for the year, the side should be a very formidable254 words
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Article200 1936-01-26 20 KEDAH TEAM BEATS KRIAN CLUB (From Our Own Correspondent* Alor Star. A team of the Kedah Hockey Association travelled to Parit Bun tar and played the Krlan Club in a return fixture. Playing without a goalkeeper In the first half and four forwards In the latter part of200 words
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Article16 1936-01-26 20 The Singapore Golf Club Women's foursomes competi'.lon arranged for Monday has beer, cancelled.16 words
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Article677 1936-01-26 20 I SELANGOR'S CHOICE FOR CRICKET By "Echo" \Q K. FOSTER is to lead the SeFanj gor Club cricket learn this year, and no more able captain could have been chosen. Last year's skipper, T. G. D. A. Cooper, is no longer in Kuala Lumpur,677 words
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Article65 1936-01-26 20 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. Excellent sport was seen at the quarterly gala held at the Taipmg Swimming Club. The fine weather helped to maxe the sports more enjoyable. The results were: Children's handicap: (one length*. A. Barln^Gould; Diving handicap competition, Duncanson; women's handicap One length), Mrs. Gamble:65 words
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1681 1936-01-26 21 Singapore Representative Retires With Cramp TWO important lawn tennis tournaments are now being played in Kuala Lumpur, the all-Malaya Indo-Ceyionese meeting and the all-Malaya Malays championships. Play in both tournaments began on Saturday and is expected to be concluded en Monday. There was only1,681 words
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Article220 1936-01-26 21 GOOD WORK BY PERAK FORWARDS (From Our Own Correspondent) id. ..Li I. -mpur, Saturday. The last of the inter-State triangular Cults' hockey fixtures was lil >>n the Pudu Road Ground this morirng and resulted in a victory for Perak who defeated Singapore h> tut' goals to nil.220 words
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Article145 1936-01-26 21 ALOR STAR CRICKET CLUB MAKES READY (From Our Own Correspondent) A!or Star. Although it is too early to make any predictions there are reasons to believe that the cricket season this year will be mest successful. Last week a; the nets of the Sultan s College I saw145 words
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Article169 1936-01-26 21 OLD BOYS BEATEN BY THE COLLEGE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. The opening cricket match of the icason between the Sultan's College and the Old Boys' Association resulted in a convincing victory for the College by 60 runs. The OB A played a disappointing game, all the169 words
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Article76 1936-01-26 21 EXCELLENT BOWLINC, BY SIMS AND PARKS ,;iuii. Saturday. ffei SJ.CC wen their MM asainit W'itngani > by '95 rafe. Wanganui made 13C runs 'Sims four loi 23 and the M.C.C. replied with 198 tor eight and dwkCMI (Hardsrafl 80. Warncs 5 for 71). In the second Innings WarganuiReuter - 76 words
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Article128 1936-01-26 21 The uinotl ptonir of th» Chinese Mniinl Student*. Uiuou was held last Sunday at tin- residence o( the DMon's president. Or. Choo Tic!: Guv. 2J3, Marine Pcr»c"p. The I open ix-'tiiiiton toonanamt is'nijles' resulted Champion. Choong Foong St-ceg runner-up. Lim Soni Chu.iu At the annual general meeting officebearers128 words
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Article67 1936-01-26 21 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. Saccer mad, an early appearance »n Taiping with h matc^i between the local Indians and Malays. Both teams fielded their best men available, and a good game resulted, ending in a draw of 2—2. As a farewell to the 2 2Ct.h Burma Rifles67 words
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Article28 1936-01-26 21 KU ALA LUMPUR HOCKEY 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday The Ail- Malaya Indiana will meet the All-Malayan Celts at hockey on the padang here on Sunday.28 words
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Article, Illustration27 1936-01-26 21 The teams in the annoal F.M.S —Straits police trophy Rugby match, played at Kuala Lumnur last weeUend and won by the Straits by nine points to three.27 words
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Article124 1936-01-26 21 JAPANESE GIRL FIGURE SKATER TT<HE Japanese winter sports team on Its way to the Olympic Games being held at Garmlsch-Patenkircben. Germany, was expected to pass through Singapore in the Katori Maru But a Sunday Times reporter who boarded the liner on her arrival yesterday was told that124 words
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Article101 1936-01-26 21 INDIAN INTER-STATE GAME (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The first Indian Inter-State cricket match continued this morning with Singapore leading by 19 runs on the first innings. Singapore was expected to obtain a bigger lead but with the dismissal of Fernandez for 24.101 words
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Article122 1936-01-26 21 ALL-MALAYAN COLTS BEATEN 3—o (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Perhaps the best hockey match seen on the Padang this season was played today between Mr. Jumeaux's XI, hich included five players chosen to represent the F.M.S. next week and tti". All-Malayan Colts. Jum«r.ux's XI won by122 words
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Article52 1936-01-26 21 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. On the Y. MCA. ground this morning the Singapore Girls' Sports Club defeated the Kuala Lumpur Swallows Is an inter-State hockey match by three goals to nil. Singapore showed superiority in all departments. All three goals were scored by the52 words
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Article53 1936-01-26 21 Owing to the North vs. South Rugby match being postponed to Feb. 8 Bombadier Mahoney. the United Services hooker, will be unable to play as he leaves for England on Feb. 1. It has not yet been decided who will be selected to fill the vacancy in53 words
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Article43 1936-01-26 21 'From Our Own Correspondent, i Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. On the Seiangor Chines Recreation Club padang here today the Ipoh Y.W.C.A. beat the Kuala Lumpur SwaF lows by two goals to nil. Miss J. Laßrooy and Miss N. Moreira scored tor rerak43 words
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Article417 1936-01-26 21 ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH CUP GAMES pOG interfered badly with football umes at Home yesterday, mam having to be postponed. The fourtli round of the.F.A. Cup and the first round of the Scottish Cup were played Results, says Renter were: ENGLISH FA. CUP (4th Round) Bradford CityReuter - 417 words
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Article191 1936-01-26 21 League tables correct to Friday are a.« follows: uoais P. W. L. D F. A. Pts. Aberdeen (6) P 1» 2 6 71 38 44 Celtic (2) 23 20 3 ***** 42 Rangers H> 18 S 5 77 30 41 Motherwell (7> 25 15 5 6 >31191 words
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Article, Illustration19 1936-01-26 22 i /V Chinese New Year Eve big business was done in the street sale of flowers.19 words
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Article, Illustration1469 1936-01-26 22 Victoria Allen - How The Festival Was Celebrated 25 Years Ago Victoria Allen By WITH the passing of Chinese \v Year one looks back with regret upon the splendour which distinguished the celebrations of this, the most import •ant day of the year, in former times in Singapore. The celebrations began at midnight1,469 words
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Article308 1936-01-26 22 CARNIVAL TRAGEDY Kinross FOUR men who had been taking part in a skating carnival last month on Loch Leven, Kinross, fell through the ice and were drowned The bodies were recovered < arly the next, morning. Till then it had be-*n thought that there were or.ly **iree308 words
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Article448 1936-01-26 22 Cracker- Firing Is On The Wane NEW CALENDAR NEW LAW CHINESE New Year with aU the attendent cracker-firing once again bungs to mind the olden d .ys when the firing of crackers was left to the will and pleasure of the public, unhindered by any law. Chinatown in those days448 words
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Advertisement272 1936-01-26 22 Wakened by indigestion PAIN GOHE-^f M J ASLEEP AGAIN IN 5 MINUTES Do you know that awrui locinv of wakening in the middle <:f the niirh» with the pains of Indigestion gnawing at your Inside? Read how one such •ufferer ended his trouhlf: "I find that now 1 am turned272 words
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620 1936-01-26 23 MARRIED-SINGLE BADMINTON DRAW High Class Play In This Year's Tournaments The Married team which drew with the Singles team last week in their first annual badminton encounter (fully reported in last week's Sunday Times) certainly deserved a pat on the back for620 words
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Article404 1936-01-26 23 PRIZEGIVING AND FINALS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. rWTHE Malacca Badminton Association coni. rluded their 1935 finals at the M.V.C. Courts. Of the two finals down for decision only one, the men's singles, was decided, as both pairs of contestants in the women's doubles were unable404 words
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Article95 1936-01-26 23 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. The Kongseongs B.P. met the Sunroc B.P. at the latter's court in a friendly encounter. Results (Sunrocs mentioned first): Llcw Ah Sit and Wonj Scow Kee beat Lim Heng Kcoi and On-; LoS Thean. 21 8, 21 10: Lee Kok Ttor* and95 words
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Article, Illustration286 1936-01-26 23 (Pram Our Own Correspondent). Johore Bahru. Badminton enthusiasts will be disappointed to learn that Segamat will not be competing in the annual State tournament for 1935 rim by the Johore Badminton Association. I am Informed that the non-partici-pation of uegamat to due to the date, which tails on286 words
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Article79 1936-01-26 23 At the ninth annual general meeUng of (he Mayflower B.P. held last Sunday, th? roiiowlng were elected office-bearers for tht year inf:- President, Mr. Lav Pau Song (re-electeai vico-president. Mr. Tan Miang Thong: hon. secretary. Mr. Lee Jouy S?«h (re-elecwcu: nov. treasurer. Mr. Ctma Long Span; non. auditor,79 words
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Article168 1936-01-26 23 BADMINTON ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED rHE past Keek was certainly the quietest in local badminton history and this was neither due to the close season nor the Chinese Hew Year but to the great loss sustained by the British Empire through the death of His Majesty King George the Fifth. Like other168 words
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Article, Illustration591 1936-01-26 23 The Lee Wong Kee Garden CaKe was the scene of an enjoyable function .on Saturday week when the San's Badminton Party held a dinner in celebration of the successes of the Party in, the Seiangor badminton championships during 1935. The following attended the function in addition to all591 words
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Article34 1936-01-26 23 Tht honorary treasurer to the Johore Footbal. Association this year Is Mr. A. D. Mitchell. Mr. F. II Still who was honorary treasurer last season, goes on home leave on Jan. 31.34 words
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Article, Illustration558 1936-01-26 23 A most enjoyable week-end was spent by the members of the Slew Sin Sia and they friends on Saturday and Sunday last whin the- r.nth anniversary of the Association was celebrated at the bungalow of Mr. Aw Boon Haw, Pasir Pan Jang. On Saturday afternoon a number558 words
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Article136 1936-01-26 23 In a return match of seven singles the Sunnydale Badminton Party again defeated the Union Chinese Badminton Party at the former's court on Jan. 18 by four games to two. The last tie between Ng Liang Chuan of the Sunnydale B.P. and Y. K. Lee of the Union136 words
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Article467 1936-01-26 23 The seventh annual report of the Horiirks Badminton Party shows that at the beginning of 1935 the membership was 23. Eleven M members enrolled during the year under review, three resigned, six were expe'led and one died, thus leaving 24 at Dec. 31. 1935. The financial position of467 words
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Advertisement68 1936-01-26 23 SHiLL MOTOR OILS won't make your engine so cold that it freezes (MASTERS'. Z. DUI they will ensure that cool running at high speeds which enables a driver to put his foot hard down on the accelerator without worrying about the risk of over heating his engine. One of the68 words
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