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Title Section38 1936-09-27 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 249 Sunday, September 27, 1936 Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya. No. 249 Sunday, September 27. 1936 Price 10 cents.38 words
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Article, Illustration125 1936-09-27 1 Stabilisation Of All Currencies Foreseen EXPERIMENT IN SNTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION rpHOUGH tbe announcement of the devaluation of the franc and the Anglo-French-American agreement was too late for many London papers to comment, such editorials as aped on this matter were unanimous in commending the step taken.125 words
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Article249 1936-09-27 1 TiIE Times says that the agreement may prove to be the first step of several towards ultimate stabilisation of the world's currencies. Its importance therefore must not be underestimated even though the ultimate goal Is still far oft and the present understanding contemplates only an249 words
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Article152 1936-09-27 1 Few Coolies Still On Strike SEVENTY five per cent of the Chinese building coolies who went on strike 17 days ago returned to work during the last two days. Intimidation, and in some cases dissatisfaction with their position, is the ethers out on strike. It lias definitely b?en established that152 words
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132 1936-09-27 1 BOMBS RAINED ON BILBAO MANY OUTBREAKS OF FIRE Bilbao, Saturday. OVER 100 bombs rained on Bilbao from the air yesterday. The seat cf the civil government was s'rucS and all available hosepipes are working to stem the outbreaks of fire. The dead are still being taken from the collapsed houses.Reuter - 132 words
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Article100 1936-09-27 1 Death Of Member Of Famous Penang Family (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. TIIE death took place on Friday fl night of Miss Grace Elvira Caunter, a member of the famous Penang family who owned Suffolk House, Penang, at the age of 81 after a short illness.100 words
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252 1936-09-27 1 URGENT MEETING CONSEQUENCES OF NEW MONETARY STAND Paris, Saturday. KM BLUM, the Premier, M. Vincent I 1 Aurlol, Minister of Finance, M. Charles Spinasse. Minister cf National Economy, and M. Roger Salengro, the Minister of the Interior, met urgently at 11.45 today at M. Blum's offU-lal residence to consider theReuter - 252 words
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Article218 1936-09-27 1 An ti- Japanese Acts Must Stop" FRESH THREAT OF ACTION Shanghai, Saturday. JAPAN will be compelled to take the most drastic action In China, if General Chiang Kai-shek fails to show a more sincere attitude in suppressing anti-Japanese activities." This warning was uttered today (says a. TokioSin Chew Jit Poh - 218 words
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130 1936-09-27 1 Tokio, Saturday. IT is understood the British Am- bassador, Sir Robert Clive, called on the Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Arita, and denied the press report that Great Britain was contemplating mediating in the SinoJupanese dispute at the request of the Chinese Government. Sir130 words
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172 1936-09-27 1 Mi:. A. T. Brennan, South African It! Trade Commissioner for the Far East, arrived back in Singapore yesterday after an extensive tour of Japan and China. He will remain in Singapore about a week before returning to his headquarters at Batavia. In an interview172 words
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Article89 1936-09-27 1 Moscow. CTALIN has decided that the girls of Russia must be the most beautiful in the world. The Soviet Government has ordered a State Institute of Cosmetics to be established in Moscow. Grants have been made from public funds to defray the cost, and the Institute89 words
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66 1936-09-27 1 Balinese As Soldiers AUXILIARY CORPS OF 2,000 MEN Batavia. A CCORDING to the Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad the Government is to form a Balinese barisan or armed auxiliary corps of 2,000 men. There appears to be great animation among the Balinese who are anxious to join the barisban. In the old days66 words
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Article63 1936-09-27 1 EDITORS ARRESTED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Saturday. Four Siamese newspaper offices were searched on Friday afternoon by C.I.D. officials and the four editors were arrested. No official reason is advanced for the search and or arrest, but the Siamese press believes the action is due to63 words
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24 1936-09-27 1 Helslngfors. The Finnish newspaper "Siniristi' strongly advocatci that the Nobel Peace Prize should awarded to Chancellor Adolf Hitler.24 words
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570 1936-09-27 1 MADAM Wei Guat Lang's return from China to Penang on a holiday trip recalls a romantic story of the early revolutionary days in Chna, in which her daughter, the former Miss Chen Pi Chun and now wife of Mr. Wang Ching-wei, former Prime570 words
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126 1936-09-27 1 Malayan Mail Aboard Missing Air Liner London, Saturday. THE Post Office announces that a portion of the air mail for India, Malaya and Australia was aboard the missing Imperial Airways machine Boadicea, comprising correspondence posted in London up to about 8 a.m. on Friday and in the provinces up toReuter; British Wireless - 126 words
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Article60 1936-09-27 1 AEROPLANE SHOT DOWN IN PALESTINE Jerusalem. Saturday. A SHARP conflict has taken place near Jcnin between British troops and Arab volunteers in which aeroplanes were used. The Arabs suffered heavy casualties. One plane was shot down but the pilot succeeded in escaping without Injury. A short encounter is a.so reported60 words
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Article76 1936-09-27 1 Niua, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.1?.) Sept. 2C", 27 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) Sept. 2!i', 2G13/1C No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) Awardablc Spore 26 :> s 26^ October 26 3 i 26', Oct.-Dec. 26 7 27 Jan.-Mar. 27 2776 words
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Advertisement8 1936-09-27 1 COMING! HEARTS DIVIDED WITH DICK POWELL MARION DAVIS8 words
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Advertisement106 1936-09-27 1 COMING! ANTHONY ADVERSE A WARNER BROS. EPIC. RICH SWISS MILK SWEETENED CONDENSED r^--^fci«E____^a^^--^> Oledge Brand sweetX*"7" 'Zn\' ened condensed n*u cream SWEETENED CONDt«S»u Milk has its origin r /OGE BOyi n tne Bernese Alps, *0& aX 'l' am *d surroundings -^"sLa. E redolent of whole- r^K,. someness and health. iH>106 words
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Article, Illustration1691 1936-09-27 2 Fish, Coconuts and Betel A Singapore Tripper At Pontian The West Coast of lohore LJAVE you ever explored the road that runs up the west coast cf Johore to Batu Pahat If not don't! It is appallingly bad in places, so bad that if ycu have any respect1,691 words
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Advertisement70 1936-09-27 2 Extract from Straits Times: V I "I also lcam t>.at a sample o' crocodile 1)1 meat has been tested at the College of j[\ Medicine, Singapore, and has been /JV\ pronounced equal to venison So that I 1» Malaya is ever blockaded, and the I Cold Storage Company closes down,70 words
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751 1936-09-27 3 SINGAPORE'S FAMOUS GIN SLING MOSTLY DRUNK BY TOURISTS Residents Changing Taste In Hard Liquor MORE BEER; LESS SPIRITS By A Staff Reporter SINGAPORE is famous for its gin sling— especially the Raffles formula. From all over the world come inquiries for the recipe of this sling. Of course people in751 words
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Article83 1936-09-27 3 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE Corresoondeme for transmission by all "via Netherlands" must be specially arc" clearly superscribed "By KIM Today 1. New Zealand. Java and Timor Dllly by a.i (Qantas) 7 p.m. Java Southern Sumatra Cy air (Netherlands) 7 pm. BBBBSBf Medan (Plancix:) 9 a.m. Pcnpprang lAlk Soon) f *.m. Pontlanak83 words
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Article72 1936-09-27 3 Mails frra Europe etc. (London) expected today by clr (Imperial) will be delivered to boxriolderj :>.t 0.30 p.m. General de'lvery rs on Monday at 8.23 a.r.i. Malls fro:n K;r.i|>e i Amsterdam) expected today by air (Netherlands) will be delivered to boxhold-rs at 7.30 p.m. General delivery oi loiters72 words
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Article174 1936-09-27 3 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Saturday, September 26. Ships alonjsid* the Wharves or expected to arrive Main Wharf Lch. Ladv CJflu.d— Lch. ICiltiwake— RAP. AQuaiius P.W.D. Grab Dredger No. 2— Lch. Sir H. Anderson— Tohltl W T4t. Enterprise— Euljskes Dll Wharf Nil Coal Whar: Nil Godouo Gate Cast Wharf La Plata174 words
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Article61 1936-09-27 3 Cape Town. AN egg 9 inches long and IVz inches in circumference has been laid by a Light Sussex her owned by a farmer at Vermaaklikheid, near Cape Agulhas, Cape Province. The egg weighed five ounces. Inside the main egg there was61 words
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Article94 1936-09-27 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia. An ordinance has been introduced in the Peoples' Council for regulating the sale and limiting the cultivation of quinine in Netherlands India for ten years from 1937. This ordinance Is v replace the quinine export ordinance and the quinine plantation ordinance,94 words
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Article61 1936-09-27 3 /^•ORGED with kampong chickens a python 18 feet long has arrived :n Singapore from Perak to go to a taxidermist. The python, which is one of trie largest ever brought alive to Singapore, was caught on the Kapa Ban Estate, Slim River, by friends of Mr.61 words
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Article85 1936-09-27 3 |N their daily report on the share market issued at the close of business yesterday, Messrs. Fraser and d state that the tin share market was very firm but In the absence of sellers business was on a sm^ll scale. I:i most casas prices showed a85 words
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Article80 1936-09-27 3 The Police Band will play on Tuesday, at Telok Ayer at 5.30 p.m. March. Guards March Out (R. Ellenberg) Concert Overture, Boccaccio (Suppe> Selection, New Sullivan Selected and arranged by Dan Godfrey) Cornet So!o, II Baclo (Arditl) From The Garden of Kama. Four Indian Love Lyrics, (a» The80 words
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Article, Illustration36 1936-09-27 3 JOE E. BROWN, the linn come- dian with the cavernous mouth who has been acting: in English pictures, seen waving: coodby* at Waterloo from the Qu««n Mary boat train, on his return to the United States.36 words
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274 1936-09-27 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 25. During: recent years, there had been an enormous increase in the e> port trade from Japan to India, said S. V. L. Chcttiar, a prominent Indian banker, on his arrival at Penang: after a four274 words
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Article23 1936-09-27 3 Pastor W. W. R. Lake will speak on Sunday and the Sabbath at the Victoria Memorial Hall, tonight at 8 15.23 words
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Advertisement285 1936-09-27 3 height of luxury I^^^^ There is no such luxury in the air as is provided by the British air service, with its roomy comfort in great air liners equipped with four engines for perfect reliability and with its unequalled name for personal service 'on all its routes 10 reductions on285 words
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Miscellaneous257 1936-09-27 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY SEA VIEW HOTLL L. W. 1.30 a.m. 2.9 ft.; 1.48 p.m. Special Tiffin and Special Dinner. 5 3 Monday. INEMAS H. W. 9.10 a.m. 7.7 ft.; 8.39 p.m. \LH\m::»:.\: Palm Spr.ngs with Francis 8.5 ft. 3 13. 6.15. 9.15. 4^'ft (\riTOL: Danrln- Pirate with Claries P n»x257 words
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Article, Illustration402 1936-09-27 4 JAPANESE SEEKING SUCKERS IN MALAYA BUT ONLY OF PINEAPPLE TYPE Want To Improve Quality Of Formosan Fruit FOURTEEN JAPANESE BUSINESS MEN AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TOURED MALAYA LAST WEEK LOOKING FOR SUCKERS. They are anxious to improve the quality of the pineapples which are now being grown in large quantities "in402 words
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621 1936-09-27 4 Eastern United Maintains Dividend And Bonus PROPOSING the adoption of the report and accounts for the year ended June 30, at the annual meeting of Eastern United Assurance Corporation Ltd. yesterday, Mr. Ong Soon Tee, the chairman, said, Once again it is my pleasure to621 words
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132 1936-09-27 4 RAT PLAGUE MENACE Durban. 'TRISTAN DA CUNHA, Britain's lonely island possession in the South Atlantic, 2,063 miles from Cape Town, may have to be evacuated by its inhabitants, owing to a plague of rats, which are eating all the crops. So serious is the132 words
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Article128 1936-09-27 4 Brighton. BRIGHTON licensing magistrates D have rescinded the much-dis-cussed resolution of 1933 by which licensees were requested to discontinue Sunday darts. The ban was resented by the many dart clubs in Brighton public houses, and some time ago the Town Council expressed dissatisfaction with the position,128 words
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Article105 1936-09-27 4 (From O:.: Ov.n Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. 4 LARGE tiger is roaming round a famous picnic spot and lovers' meeting place lour miles outside Kuala Lumpur. At the impounding reservoir, 4th mile, Ampang Road, U'.u Klang, this tiger recently killed a larf/e scaly art-cater. The same105 words
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Article171 1936-09-27 4 Big PFgrimage To Lourdes Lourdes. DRAYERS for peace were made by 100,000 ox-soldiers and war widows who gathered on Esplanade here for Pontifical High Mass on the occasion of the third international pilgrimage of ex-Service-men to Lourdes. Flags of twenty nations gleamed In brilliant sunshine while171 words
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Article42 1936-09-27 4 Foreign exchange and gold have b:en pouring into, the Bank of Greece since the passing of the foreign exchange laws. The Prime Minister. General Metaxas. has deposited £112 in the bank and has called on all true Greeks to follow his examDle42 words
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Article210 1936-09-27 4 Face Nearly Twice as Big as Before Some people seem to put on weight a/1 ct a sudden. You meet Hum one day. and they are quite nonrul. Uun ihe DOR lime you see them you hardly raeogniM tin-Mi, they have become so fat.210 words
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Advertisement304 1936-09-27 4 g *VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV% I FEE SPLITTING ii i 1 t i t The Fee Splitting arrangement between Oculists and Opticians is unconscionable. It has been X condemned most vigorously. But the same secret I rebates arc often received by many oculists from V Opticians to whom they send their patients. Often304 words
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Advertisement303 1936-09-27 4 POULTRY PIG FARMS. Imperial Meat Meal and Liver Meal (for Poultry Pigsi. Highly balanced protein contents of 63 r 'r: Pat lOCi: and Mineral 14';. Endorsed by Trade. Abundant in Vitamins. VIC-LIC Concentrated Cattle I.lck (for Cattle) Ar. Ideal Cattle Lick, contains. Calcium, Phosporous. Iron, Sodium Chloride. lodides and Vitaminbctring303 words
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594 1936-09-27 5 Prophecy Of Early War With Japan OLD FOE OF CHIANG KAI-SHEK ON WAY BACK TO CHINA Rumoured Secret Mission In Germany k MYSTERIOUS silence is being maintained by Mr. Chow Lv, who is now in Singapore on his way back to China from594 words
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Article166 1936-09-27 5 CANADIAN WOMAN'S! STORY DEVELATIONS of life and condi- tions under Italian rule in Addis Ababa were made by Miss Freda Collier, a Canadian woman, now in England, whom the Italians "politely asked' to leave the town. Miss Collier acted as secretary to h. r brother. Mr. C.166 words
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Article155 1936-09-27 5 Paris-Saigon-Paris Flight Next Month is described as the longest and most arduous race in the history of aviation is to be staged over a 13.600- mile course from Paris to Saigon, in French IndoChina, on October 25. The Aero Club of France and the Aero Club of155 words
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Article139 1936-09-27 5 Malayan Jungle Picture Among First To Be Shown New York. lIASA, Tibet's sacred city, has at last succumbed to the lure of the cinema and will shortly open the first moving-pictures theatre ever permitted in that inaccessible region. According to an announcement by the United Artists'139 words
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Article, Illustration57 1936-09-27 5 Water ski-ing is one of this season's most popular sports on the French Riviera. The skier is towed by a fast motor-boat and at intervals is thrown high into the air by sloping boards floating on the waves. The pastime requires almost as57 words
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Article353 1936-09-27 5 jytß. F. THEO. ROGERS, business manager of The Philippines Free Press, Manila, who recently stayed in Singapore in the course of a leisurely visit to Europe, was in Barcelona when the Spanish civil war began. He was Instrumental In savins the lives of Mrs. Antonio353 words
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Advertisement314 1936-09-27 5 -^&fl l^iff^r i| l^tsißiMßßßßJßH^BiHßßH^BJJirwTiM^BHPsi' "X MORE MILES PER GALLON IS GOOD MORE MILES PER DOLLAR IS BETTER ENTHUSIASTIC sales talk often begins and ends with petrol Quality means economy and the 1936 Ford V-8 gives you more mileage. Some salesmen would Bke you to believe it is the whole re314 words
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638 1936-09-27 6 ENGAGEMENT OF THEIR EX-CLERKS BY F.M.S. RAILWAYS Allegation That Government Circular Is Ignored ALTHOUGH Government is engaging retrenchees on a large scale, those who wish to re-enter the Railway Department have to do so severely handicapped, according to an article in the September issue of The Indian, in which the638 words
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Article, Illustration70 1936-09-27 6 MR. C. W. Mason, of Dover, made an attempt to paddle across n the Channel from Dover to France on an air mattress six feet long. He was accompa'.iod by his daughter, Florence in a rowing boat. When he reached the East Goodwin lightship, 13y 270 words
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336 1936-09-27 6 $200,000 CONSULATE FOR CHINESE IN SINGAPORE Fund Began A BUILDING costing $200,009 may be erected in Singapore shortly to take the place of the present Chinese Consulate-Gi ?ral. Mr. Leong Sin Nam, one of the leading citizens of Perak, Is heading the scheme and it is expected that the Chinese336 words
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Article88 1936-09-27 6 Santiago (Chile). fONSTERNATION has been caused among married women by new rules concerning admission to the Casino at Vina del Mar, Chile's premier summer resort. The municipality has r. -d that no married woman can et. T the roulette saloons unless she has the written permission88 words
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Article136 1936-09-27 6 DRASTIC MEASURES IN CHINESE SHANGHAI ANEW tack in the campaign towards securing enforcement of the Chinese oplum-suppresslon regulations in the foreign settlements has been taken by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in petitions which have been made upon consuls-general in Shanghai representing national with extrallty rights. This report,136 words
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Article53 1936-09-27 6 Woman Missionary Loses All Her Belongings Hankow. Miss S. Myklebust. Lutheran Free Church missionary, returning alone to Annang from Kikungshan was robbed of all her belongings at midnight on Sept. 9 when nine bandits entered her houseboat on the Han River. She returned from the bandit-in-fested Upper Han53 words
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Article156 1936-09-27 6 HAMBURG TO MUAR IN OPEN BOAT Young Man 's Night Among Crocodiles (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. A YOUNG German, Oscar Specks, who left Hamburg in an open boat four and a half years ago, has arrived in Muar. In pn account of his voyage to Dr. Hamzah bin Taio156 words
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Article170 1936-09-27 6 Brussels. ABOUT a hundred members of a strange sect which calls itself the Kitawala have been arrested in the Belgian Congo, and a judicial inquiry into the movement is continuing. It is believed that one or two Europeans are its leaders in the Congo, although the170 words
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Article36 1936-09-27 6 The Czechoslovak Public Prcsecu:cr has forbidden the sale in Prague of Fowler Wright's novel, Prelude in the German translation of M. Sidney Prague," which is published la German under the title of Der Untergang von Prag."36 words
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317 1936-09-27 6 The Hague, Sept. 15. THE Ridderzaal, the medieval Hall of the Knights in the Binnenhof at The Hague, was again the scene of the combined meeting of First and Second Chambers today when the Queen, accompanied by Princess Juliana, opened the new Session. In her317 words
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Advertisement217 1936-09-27 6 TWO CAMERAS... til ONE Ur.like ordinary bex cameras the No. 2 Portrait "Brcwnie" will take close-ups as well as views. No difficult setting or focussing is required ail you do is press a lever when a special lens slips into place and the ccmera is ready for close-up shots Release217 words
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Advertisement31 1936-09-27 6 1 I RtlUblt Abiorbinc Ir. ptnt •y I lr«t*> «irply-l*kt> uui Iht V I JOrtneii- givciftliet jionct. I ftcm*rk«fttt ne*ling aujlititt lot «H torrs. bfuilti«nd optu wound* tntiuptic ion irrt Utm»31 words
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Article330 1936-09-27 7 U.S. MAY DISCARD ISOLATION Oceans Ceasing To Be Barrier FUTURE OF KELLOGG ANTI-WAR PACT Washington. /CAREFUL study of the important speech on foreign affairs made by Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, leads many observers to the belief that his remarks may be the forerunner of Important developments in the330 words
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Article740 1936-09-27 7 Fred J. Melville - Fred J. Melville Stamp Collecting By J^IY letter-box has been of little use the past few days, for the postman has been weighed down with the bulky heralds of the stamp season, notably the new catalogues. The first to arrive was Whitfield King and Co.'s740 words
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Advertisement304 1936-09-27 7 THE STAMPS OF THE TREATY PORTS OF CHINA AND OF FORMOSA by Captain H. R. Oldfleld. LL.B. A compiete history of this little known grouo of stamps. Price 4 9 post free. The Philatelic Journal of Great Britain The oldest British Philatelic magazine, now in Its 46th annual volume. Monthly304 words
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Advertisement128 1936-09-27 7 for Is. Post Free. (or Its equivalent In current unused stamps of any country). WE will send you 50 different British Colonials 100 different New Europeans. 20 dlTercrt Air Stamps. 1.000 Stamp Mounts, a perforation gaug; and a specimen copy of the Philatelic Journal of Great Britain. If you prefer,128 words
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Advertisement157 1936-09-27 7 ST. MARGARET'S SCHOOL THE GRANGE CRAWLEY DOWN SUSSEX Mrt. R. Af. McCall N.F.U. Miss Holt-Kentwcll B.A. Oxon. Preparatory and Finishing School for Girls. Pupils coached for University Entrance Examinations. Daily Riding, Classical Ballet and other Dancing. Pianoforte. Violin. Parents from Malaya are Invited to visit the School when hom>* en157 words
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Advertisement311 1936-09-27 7 S LONDON CALLS INSISTENTLY and enjoy at either HOTEL RUBENS Buckingham Palace Road. racing Buckingham Palace or HOTEL <3f^v REMBRANDT South Kensington, S.W. JWisSSL facins the Victoria and AfSii* Albert Museum. Every attention In pleasing surroundings PERFECT QL'IETL'DE TIIES: COMFORTABLE HOTELS WITH ACKNOWLEDGED RENOWNED CATERING have running not and cold311 words
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Miscellaneous1511 1936-09-27 7 Today's Wireless Programmes FMPIRF STATION <>■*■ Concerto in D: (1) Vivace (2) Un 12.30 Musical Sunday Greetings, 1.20 News 11.35 a.m. -1.50 p.m. European recorded LilTll nvi> uinuuiii poco ac j as i 0 o) Rondo alTUngharese in German. 1.35 Musical Sunday greetings programme. 11.35 a.m. Concerto in A Minor1,511 words
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Miscellaneous213 1936-09-27 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT Three all correct solutions were received In The Sunday Times $100 Crossword Puzzle Competition printed In our L>sue of Sept. 13. The name* and addresses of the senders, who share the $100 prize money In equal proportions, are: Chan Chee Chong, District Forest Office, Seremban; James Alexander,213 words
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Article159 1936-09-27 8 NOVELS AND HIKING Vl'.-nna. TWO centenarians of Belgrade, a man of 100 and his wife of 101. recently appeared together in Court to ask. in all amity, fcr a divorce by mutual consent. The marriage had lasted 75 years, but only the iirst 30 of these, the159 words
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Article90 1936-09-27 8 Owing to transfer to Brunei owner niust pe.rt with new 1936. AUSTIN, dark-green Hertford Saloon, light sixteen (short i chassis with 13 h.p. engine. Jack-all Jacking system etc., etc., averages 20 m p.g. delight!u to ('rive Put on road December 1935. has done only 8.700 miles. Price90 words
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Article, Illustration1277 1936-09-27 8 TWO IRISH The Third Bride Given SCOTSMAN FAMILIES Generation Awav Rv MARRIES UNITED jS* u X .f y AMERICAN In Malaya Her rather A/IR. Robert Porter Bingham, M.C.S., Assistant Protector of Chinese, Singapore, was married yesterday at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, to Miss Elizabeth Walker Acheson, the1,277 words
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Article144 1936-09-27 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE remains of Mrs. Alan Loke, wife of Mr. Alan Loke. the Kuala Lumpur millionaire and land owner, were conveyed by special train from Kuala Lumpur to Penang this evening. The cortege left No. 11. Buklt Nanas. the residence of144 words
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Article46 1936-09-27 8 Colombo. It is announced :hat Mr. H J. iiuxham. Financial Secretary to the Government of Ceylon, will head the official mission which is shortly leaving for London to appeal to the Colonial Office for a greater degree of Imperial preference for Ceylon.46 words
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Article54 1936-09-27 8 FIRST S. AFRICAN SNOW IN 90 YEARS Cape Town, Sept. 10. For the first time in ninety years snow fell today in various sections of South Africa, including the Springbok fiats, one of the hottest spots m northern Transvaal. At Nylestroom the temperature dropped from a normal 92.5 degrees yesterday54 words
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Article218 1936-09-27 8 State Lottery For Malaya? (To the Editor of The Sunday Times) Sir, Your suggestion of forming a regiment of Eurasians is a grand one I go further and say form a regiment of all young men who have left oChool. and cannot find employment. The question of finance is the218 words
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Article85 1936-09-27 8 PROVISION has again been mads for a grant of $15,000 towards the expenses of the Travel Association in Hong Kong. It represents a maximum up to which Government will contribute a dollar for every dollar raised by public subscription. In order to increase the attractions of85 words
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Article37 1936-09-27 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Saturday. A miniature gold urn containing the ashes of Prince Damrong's mother, kept in the Prince's Palace in Bangkok, has been stolen presumably for the sake of the gold.37 words
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Article41 1936-09-27 8 During a demonstration at Piatra, near Neamt, in Moldavia, peasants tritd to secure the release of two monks who had been arrested for preaching against the new calendar. A policeman and a peasant were killed.41 words
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Article47 1936-09-27 8 Dr. Schacht, the Reich Minister of Economics, has sent his thanks to Captain Cro^kshar.k, the Secretary for Mines, for a message expressing the sympathy of the British mining industry with the relatives of the miners killed in the explosion near Bochum, In the Ruhr.47 words
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261 1936-09-27 8 YOUNG CHINESE GIRL BARBER IN COURT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. A YOUNG Penang Chinese girl, Choy Mci Chan, an apprentice barber in a local saloon, was convicted by the Ipoh First Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Simpson Gray, on a charge of fraudulently obtaining a registered packet addressed to someone261 words
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Article20 1936-09-27 8 The Izvestia reports that two Jewesses and a Jew living in Moscow are changing their surname from Hitler to Zubkcff.20 words
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Article, Illustration10 1936-09-27 8 Robert Eu. captain of the St Andrew's School Rugby team.10 words
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Article172 1936-09-27 8 Millionaire's Advice A millionaire's advice to bli children on the responsibility of money is contained in a copy of the will of Mr. H. L. Cohen, Chairman of Lewis's, Liverpool, which has been lodged at Somercet House. Mr. Cohen left £1,285,498. "I trust." he stated, "that my172 words
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657 1936-09-27 8 RAILWAY FIGHT TO RESTRICT ROAD TRANSPORT Opposition To Licences For Lorry Services •TTIE first stage of the flg-ht be- tween road and rail for haulage business began on Sept. 15 at the Metropolitan Licensing Authority's court at Komney House, Westminster. Th-> four rail companies L.M.S L.N.E.R.. Southern, and O.W.— opposed657 words
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Advertisement185 1936-09-27 8 Hair Growing Discovery Mnny jwr^om who were eompMa'JT bald hare irromi a full crop of Iciu'li il hair by uimiiu Kotalk 'an. l K tilko S ap Mi and ipoi'.iy (PMrtk of hair i« tm when falllnif hair.dmiJrulf an! baldnen Ln- hM for j..ir». LTR U E HAIR Q ROWE185 words
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Article, Illustration1503 1936-09-27 9 Onlooker By The AN Commodore Mark-Ward- law's departure for England he reassumes the title of Captain, and I am told that ho is hoping to be given command of a warship when his leave in England has expired. I have never heard whether naval people prefer jobs1,503 words
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Advertisement240 1936-09-27 9 Prof. Steele's 1 81 l I Complete Trea. LULL Use on "PER- ill I SONAL MAC Illalal NET ISM." Write Now! Box. XYZ. Sunday Times. Vigour Restored, Glands Made Young In 24 Hours It is no loniior n«>c(>B3iry to suffer from lose of vigour and manhood, \v.;ilc Ijr, n Tvnii?n"s3,240 words
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Advertisement379 1936-09-27 9 Britain'? Purest Products Hi. WHEAT FLAKES Sold By Ait Good Dealer*. SOLE AGENTS: GORDON ROBEY LTD. UNION BUILDINGS TEL. 4396 SIN6APORE. By supplying direct from our own factories, we eliminate the middle* man, thus giving you the maximum value at the lowest possible cost Modern pianos of beautiful design and379 words
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550 1936-09-27 10 TRIBAL RENEGADE STOPS SALE OF GIPSY BRIDES Los Angeles. LJANDSOME Gipsy Ned Adams has just fought and won a romantic battle that has made Romany history and has put his r ime on the lips of thousands of dark-e> i beauties of his ancient race. He has won for them550 words
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207 1936-09-27 10 China's Way To Salvation DEFENCE AGAINST AGGRESSION Brussels. "f HINA is at present passing through an unprecedented national crisis," Dr. Shelley Wang, a member of the Chinese delegation, declared in speaking at the opening meeting of the Universal Peace Conference here. Affirming China's adherence to the cause of peace, Wr.207 words
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Article195 1936-09-27 10 U.S. Philosophers' Protest New York. EIGHTEEN distinguished American philosophers have jointly sent a letter to the German Philosophical Association expressing their regret that they cannot honourably accept the association's invitation to attend its session in Berlin. The reasons given for declining the invitation are a detailed195 words
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Article72 1936-09-27 10 GERMANY'S NEW GUN Berlin. A new German 105 mm. (4.134 in) gun, a combination howitzer and field gun, first revealed on Herr Hitler's birthday last April, is believed by competent observers to represent a revolution in artillery. It combines exceptional range and mobility with the possibility of qulcK conversion into72 words
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Article26 1936-09-27 10 The Danish steamer Dronning Alexandrine (1,854 tons) and a trawler were in collision off the c^ast of Iceland. The trawler sank and two men were drowned.26 words
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41 1936-09-27 10 QUAKE IN YUNNAN BELATED REPORTS OF SHOCKS FELT LAST MONTH Kunming. A series of six earthquakes occurred at Hweitse In Northern Yunnan, between Aug. 19 and 28, resulting in the collapse of many houses, according to a belated report reaching here.41 words
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Article, Illustration660 1936-09-27 10 Story Of Emperor Hao Ngai And His Naughty Concubine IRCHERY, in the good old days when China was at peace with herse'f and with the world, was practised by all. In fact a person who could not handle a bow and arrow was at the bottom of the660 words
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Advertisement364 1936-09-27 10 J i gs i 'cor FORT Deeply- padded-' rea I leather upholstery uith ccr.vcnlcntlj t— placed armrests together with the re' Ffsr**i tiounrd Chevrolet knec-acticn suspen- j^BßrVwi i i m tion makes thit car idttl (or town or AKr^ s iCsSS "'*,> to**""- JB>/ f\W££^&*KNEE ACTION Is just one of364 words
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Advertisement102 1936-09-27 10 'f] Jm MS* THE WORLD RENOWNED •■'l^JW'a^^F £^h»L NATURAL MINERAL WATFP fV $TOMA(H i l\m TROUBLE, GOUT, RHEUMATISM A "VAN HEUSEN" PRODUCT SHIRTS These fashionable shirts are made in hi&h class poplins in the same ran&e of colours and designs as the "VAN HEUSEN" COLLARS. They have "Van Heusen" unshrinkable102 words
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Article, Illustration871 1936-09-27 11 SEPTEMBER 27. T936 LORD KNUTSFORD MEMOIR He Collected £5,000,000 For Charity Sydney Holland Lord Knuts- I ford. A Memoir. By John Gore. John Murray. 7s. 6d. IX Malaya where most hos- pitals are run by Govern- 'ment and Singapore has only i one big hospital week871 words
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Article285 1936-09-27 11 Little Use For Civilisation Going Native By Eru Musnratt. Michael Jcocph. 12s. Cd. J7RIC MUSPRATT is one of the over growing band cf men, who have little or no use for civilisation I as such. Going Native is a fur- thcr record of his adventures, in succession to "My South285 words
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Article135 1936-09-27 11 Death Round The Corner. By Jr.hn CNM|< Gd. "|\EATH rourd tha Corner' is a par- ucularly Rood sample of Messrs. Melroae'a 2s. 6d. library, v.hich includes worka by Phyllis Austin. Leroy ton. llerlufl Lyle, and M»rPetenoa. Mr. Creascy has made a speciality of stori<?s dciliivr v.i'.h Department135 words
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335 1936-09-27 11 Tsushima. By A. NovikolT-Priboy. Translated by F.dcn and Cedar Paul. George Allen Unwin Ltd. 16s. HTHE author of this book was Paymaster's Steward on the Oryol, one of the four most modern battleships In Rozhestvensky's squadron during the naval action off the island335 words
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Advertisement168 1936-09-27 11 MALAYAN JINGLES 72 THE SPORTS EDITOR'S NIGHTMARE He scored a great goal with his niblick, He killed a high lob with his bat, And they yelled "Tarkle low!" As he coxed from the bow. So he jabbod with a joyous "How's that?" He revoked in the thirty-first chukker, Ami hit168 words
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Advertisement231 1936-09-27 11 E^B T WSb^' w Jhß^ NIT W^'^BL Wl >• rr^crvcJ within dj/Py^^Z. r \V-"^ll|| the air-tight 'TßU§■■■s^ "C\ "ft, V% \gt.^ >v VAC tin and pro- •>£./ *> tects the cigarettes V against the harmful Jsmßr*fr influences of climaiJSft .1 T^iMM^Hbß^^^^^H^^^H^9HbHblß| tic changes, thus asI sur. ig a cool, sweet231 words
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Article75 1936-09-27 12 41 Representatives Of 21 Countries SMOOTHING THE WAY FOR £100,000,000 WORTH OF OCEAN TRADE AS the cross-currents of trade and trade negotiations flow more strongly through Singapore every year, so does the local Consular Corps advance in size and status. There is now a total Consular75 words
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Article104 1936-09-27 12 JUDGE SENDS HIMSELF TO PRISON Pittsburgh. JUDGE hi. A. Musmanno, when appointed to the Pittsburgh Criminal Court, first sentenced himself to three days' imprisonment to discover what it feels like. "A judge should know something of the environment and daily routine of a prison," he told newspapermen who int< viewed104 words
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Article69 1936-09-27 12 The air race for the Coupe Deutsch de la Meurthe at Etampcs was won by M. Lacombe, who covered the 2,000 kilometres (1,242 miles) in 5 hours 8 mln. 7 sec, at an average speed of 389.462 kilometres an hour. His machine was a Caudron C.450 (35069 words
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Article31 1936-09-27 12 The trial at Moravska-Ostrava of several Polish citizens on charges of offences against the Czechoslovak Republic, which gave rise to a protest by the Polish Governmp.nt ha* been adjourned sine die.31 words
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Article470 1936-09-27 12 Promoting Trade Interests A LTHOI GH the position of Consul or Consul-General does not carry diplomatic representation, the added importance of Singapore as an expression of British policy in the Far East has conferred a special status on accredited representatives of foreign Powers. This conveys to local consuls none of470 words
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Article, Illustration69 1936-09-27 12 OROFESSOR Dr. Ing. Emerich Herzog, renowned Austrian dowser and geophysicist, has arrived in London at the start of a tour of Britain during which he will search for oil, coal, gold, water and other minerals. During the Great War, Professor Herzog was official water-diviner to the Austrian Army. Professor Herzog69 words
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101 1936-09-27 12 NO SCHOOL FEES For Fathers Of 8 In Italy Rome. JJATHERS of eight or more will have their children educated free in Italy in future. This was one of the measures decided on today by Mussolini and the Cabinet in their new efforts to raise the birth rate. Married men101 words
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128 1936-09-27 12 A Wife Plays Football SO HER HUSBAND SEEKS DIVORCE Vienna. DECAUSE his wife plays football D instead of cooking, Karl Lutz, of Vienna, has filed a petition for divorce. Pretty, blonde Frau Maria Lutz, 28. plays half-back for the Tempo team, and Is one of Austria's b:st known women players.128 words
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Article57 1936-09-27 12 Dr. Harold Thompson, of Newfoundland, has been given charge of fishery investigations under the Department of Scientific and Industrial Resaarch, which is providing £80,000 over five years, including the cost of a deep-sea trawler. The possibility of using nonedible fish as fish-meal, methods of quick freezing, and the57 words
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Article44 1936-09-27 12 The newspaper East Africa will in future be called East Africa and Rhodesia. An editorial note explains that this extends the scope of the newspaper to Southern Rhodesia, with a view to improving contact between the British States from the Nile to the Limpopo.44 words
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Article452 1936-09-27 12 "No One Has The Right To Kill, 1 Says Judge TEN YEARS FOR A HUSBAND QENTENCE of ten years' penal servitude was passed by Mr. Justice Greaves-Lord at the Old Bailey on Hilla Shipley, aged 34, merchant, of Fitzjohns Avenue, Hampstead, for trying to murder his452 words
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Article44 1936-09-27 12 Mr. Daniel Baily, a member of the Stock Exchange from 1874 to 1911. has died at his home at Hampstea^ nt the age of 99. He leaves a widow; a son, Mr. Gerald D. P. Bally, o' Baiiy, Mercer Karo, stockbrokers; and a daughter.44 words
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426 1936-09-27 12 New York. FVENYING that either munitions or bankers forced the United States into the War or exerted any influence on President Wilson, Mr. Newton D. Baker, on the basis of his own experience as Secretary for War and subsequent studies of426 words
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Advertisement665 1936-09-27 12 PYRAMID the handkerchief to shout about! This man Is proua of his handkercnlef, because It is a Pyramid. Pyramid Handkerchiefs are always soft and smooth, and also look very smart. They are made in many attractive colours and designs for your choice. On sale at all department stores and large665 words
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Article356 1936-09-27 13 By THE FOUR ACES UAROLD (V.vin. prominent Newj Voi ;< an earnest student of the Four Aces system. VH? Among the fea-rcUS-ACBS j ti;,".s ho is partij. ciilarly fond of is SVBTOL (lie pour Aces load directing SiJeriy i <'o ljble against a JV slam contract. •i .iv356 words
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Article1358 1936-09-27 13 NATHANIEL GUBBINS - Sitting On The Fence NATHANIEL GUBBINS By gIXTEEN-j ear-old Nova Pilbeam, when asked by a reporter, Whom would you choose as 8.8.C. Talks Director?" answered up promptly, Sir James Barrie." If I had been asked the question I should have given the same answer, for I simply date on Sir1,358 words
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Article234 1936-09-27 13 Sir H. Page Croft On Capacity Of The Dominions Bournemouth. ADDRESSING the Bournemouth A Rotary Club Sir H-nrv Pace CrolS M?.. saidf'thatredlstLt of the population of the British. Empire A/v- latest need or .h= aay" "Certain nations far less crowded than Great Britain are clamouring for lurthcr234 words
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Advertisement105 1936-09-27 13 X LIFE IS UNCERTAIN! I >^ Delays are, dangerous. Have you given serious v thought to those dependent upon you? Put your. mind at/est and safeguard their future. Whether married or single Life Assurance is a sound investment i and few can afford to be without it* GREtIT EfISTERN UFEdL?105 words
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229 1936-09-27 14 SANATORIUM PATIENT CHECKS LOSS OF WEIGHT. Took Flesh-forming Tablets. If you are troubled by steady loss of' weight, read this letter from a man who j put on flesh steadily after taking a, course of tiny, tasteless, flesh-forming tablets—altnough 12 months in a sanatorium had failed to help him. "I229 words
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499 1936-09-27 14 The Straits Times EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Cecil Street, Singapore. Totidem Verbis Chinese Only QUESTIONS are doubtless being asked about the uses to which it is proposed to put the Selangor Jubilee Fund. Half of the total sum of $165,000 much less than had been hoped for Is to499 words
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Article, Illustration1901 1936-09-27 14 Full Story Of The Attack On Jeram Ampai Told For First Time THE news of the attack by the Malay rebels on the police station at Kuala Tembeling reached Taip.ng on June 17, 1894. It aroused intense excitement, especially as it was accompanied by a requisition1,901 words
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Advertisement248 1936-09-27 14 THE OPTICAL HOUSE REFRACTING DISPENSING OPTICIANS ASK TO SEE THE NEW FASHION ntAMH WITH LENSES TO SLIT YOl'R VISION FOR OFFICE, THEATRES. GAMES: EXCURSIONS ETC. Optometrist: A. TAN. D.0., M.N.A.O. EU COL'RT 65. Stamford Road. Singapore. A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFIT? Is guaranteed by selling HOSIERY, DRAPERY. UNOE3WEAR, Mi-rrs248 words
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Advertisement37 1936-09-27 14 The New World Cabaret TEA DANCE (ADMISSION FREE) TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER DINNER DANCES (ADMISSION r.O CTS.) EVERY NIGHT FROM S P.M. TO MIDNIGHT PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 290?. 74 Orchard Rd.37 words
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Advertisement33 1936-09-27 14 TUX DDfY\/Cl\ I n L i Ia \J V 1. 1/ mjH\ fi I j IZ KJ f L f^ BREWED AND BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE, BY THE ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY Co..Ltd. siME^DARByJco.Ltd. W.S. 733 words
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Article, Illustration845 1936-09-27 15 Air Lines Of Five Nations Converging On Pacific Seaboard STRATEGIC MOVES BEHIND TRADE EXTENSION America's 20 Seaplane Bases In Alaska And Aleutian Islands a highly significant trend of world aviation of the past fey,- years has just been consummated with unpredictable effects on845 words
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Article163 1936-09-27 15 14 Keys, 4 Penknives -And "Cashbox" Rome. A PEASANT with a passion for accepting wagers that he would swallow bits of metal, has been operated upon in a Trieste hospital, and had a fearsome assortment of ironmongery removed from his inside. The report would be incredible were it163 words
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Article234 1936-09-27 15 MR. ISHIi HERE NEXT WEEK rV*"E of Japan's most distinguished servants will pass through Singapore this week in the person of Mr. I. Ishii, who has been appointed Japanese Minister at Bangkok. Considerable importance is attached to the honour conferred on Mr. Ishii, who was until234 words
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Article84 1936-09-27 15 BRITAIN'S most wonderful father is Mr. George Skeet, 103 years old, of Burnham Market, Norfolk. His eldest child is 69 years of age. His youngest is two. Mr. Skeet was first married when he was 25, and earned only 7s. 6d. a week. His wife84 words
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Article120 1936-09-27 15 "A HOLE IN TRAFFIC REGULATIONS" A baby in a perambulator is not a pedestrian. A Hull Corporation 'bus driver, accused of not allowing free passage to pedestrians at a beacon crossing, was stated to have restarted his 'bus as a woman, pushing a perambulator,120 words
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Article, Illustration439 1936-09-27 15 Giant Telescope May Give Solution CIR James Jeans, in a public lecture at Southport, made the announcement that the new 200--inch telescope, now being built in California, might solve the problem of whether space was curved and finite, or was infinite. He declared that Sir Arthur439 words
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Article222 1936-09-27 15 "k Would Be To Men's Advantage" MRS. Barbara Gould, speaking at IT a luncheon in London cf the National Union of Women Teachers, said it was up a women to convince men that it was to their advantage to give women equal pay. The two great222 words
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Article90 1936-09-27 15 Sergei MoskvicliCV, a Lipovan fisherman, has died at the a^c of 108 at Valcov, the c. ief caviare-producing centre of Rumania. Valcov is inhabited by Lipovans, members of a R religious sect banished by the Empress Catherine the Great in the eighteenth century, who still90 words
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Advertisement72 1936-09-27 15 The enamel of the teeth never changes is never renewed. That is why it is so important to protect it from injury and decay. Use Gibbs Dentifrice. Gibbs Dentifrice cleans and polishes as nothing else can; kills decay germs; purifies ever>' r.ook and cranny of the mouth. Keeps the enamel72 words
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Advertisement10 1936-09-27 15 ffUyffi IT *tß i^^W JACKSON CO., LTD. Robinson Road, sinunorr10 words
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1212 1936-09-27 16 When Fighting Was Part Of The Christmas Festivities CUSTOMS OF THE EARLY DESCENDANTS OF THE PORTUGUESE IN MALACCA By Our Malacca Correspondent LJAVING spent two days on the outskirts of the Portuguese Settlement at Banda Hllir, I have been able to gather much information regarding the home life of the1,212 words
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Article254 1936-09-27 16 Officers' Plea For Special Training •WARTIME VALUE NOT RECOGNISED' ATTENTION to merchant shipping in relation to defence is urged in the 1935-6 report of the Officers' (Merchant Navy) Federation, Ltd. Special training courses are suggested. "There are few indications." states the report, "that the authorities are254 words
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176 1936-09-27 16 Widow's "I Suggested £100,000 Ban In Will" LJUSBANDS who leave their 1 fortunes to their wives on condition that they do not remarry are defended by Mrs. Lucy Ann Marshall, widow of a Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, magistrate, whose will, now published leaves her £100,000 absolutely, or "a life annuity of £250176 words
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158 1936-09-27 16 TRAMP SHIPPING SEAWORTHINESS SWIFT ACTION SINCE WRECK INQUIRIES THE need for a higher standard of British tramp shipping is urged in the report. Referring to the disclosures at the j Wreck Commiss'oner's Inquiries into the foundering of four steamers, the report states: Federated officers readily admit the existence of E.itlsh158 words
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Article179 1936-09-27 16 QUEEN MARY'S MESSAGE Adelaide. I ADY Dugan, wife of the Governor of South Australia, read a message from Queen Mary at a Child Welfare Congress organised by trie Women's Centenary Council which was opened by Lady Gowrie, wife of t^e GovernorGeneral. The message stated that179 words
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Article74 1936-09-27 16 PREMIER AND PEACE Copenhagen. "AT LEAST Denmark is above suspi- clon of entertaining intentions likely to lead to war," said the Danish Premier, M. Stauning. when addressing an International conference of war invalids at Copenhagen. Denmark expects that her neutrality will be recognised on all sides." he74 words
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Advertisement389 1936-09-27 16 < MkX r 9e Mmh'n 1 know how Dinnefobd's Pure Fluid Magnesia relieves baby of 'wind' and all stomach and teething troubles; and when baby has become l' I t a happy, romping child. Dinneford'S is looked I on with gratitude and still given when necessary. f,\ For DINNFTORD'S is389 words
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Advertisement83 1936-09-27 16 No. vJ PiQ RIS CARTERS NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU |^V Your Gmmrmnltt Carter Sslttfsi turn Made of the famous extra long stretching and long lasting STEINWEAVE ELASTIC Paris Garters offer the utmost in garter comfort no binding, no slipping yet a perfect fit. In a variety of attractive colon83 words
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Advertisement482 1936-09-27 17 Now! Restore Natural Whiteness to Your Teeth! An Antiseptic Cleansing Dental Cream That's Bringing New Attractiveness to Millions! There is now a way to restora the coloration and decay are destroyed natural whi f «>noss and brilliance to and washed away. Soon your tooth your Ireth. It is called the482 words
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Advertisement242 1936-09-27 17 POPULAR and ECONOMICAL The wonderful value offered by the I Gillette No. 44 Set has made it one of the most popular shaving sets on Ihe market. At a remarkably low price you get, in an attractive leatherette covered metal box, the lates 1 Gillette razor and three Blue Gillette242 words
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Miscellaneous552 1936-09-27 17 $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 the Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly, the $100 >'ill be awarded in respect of the552 words
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Advertisement145 1936-09-27 18 An excellent selection of FREE GIFTS is now offered to users r*~ of Bourn vi!3e Cocoa. A 1-lb. tin contains 4 coupons, a M 2 coupons and 1-lb. tin 1 coupon, save them,: ney are valuable. y Ti'iei c are certain stocks on the market without coupons but mk I145 words
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Article, Illustration753 1936-09-27 19 Remember Your Arms,, Your Neck And Your Back WAS lunching the other day with Adrian Adrian of Hollywood the young man who is so largely responsible for the glamour of the stars. Yes, the same who designs all the clothes for Crawford, Shearer, and Garbo herself. During the course of753 words
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Article363 1936-09-27 19 WHEN we are furnishing any room we often spend ir.ach thought upon the walls, the furniture and the hangings, but we are rather inclined to let the floors look after themselves. Though not, I think, if we have seen some of the new floor designs in363 words
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Article133 1936-09-27 19 MOLLY EVERITT - I INE a 6 in. diameter cake tin with waxed paper. Split 12 large sponge fingers in halves, cut them off square and line the tin with them. Melt 2 oz. vanilla chocolate in a double boiler, add 3 oz. castor sugar, \'z gill water and 4133 words
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Advertisement324 1936-09-27 19 ■Whatever your optical requirement* NAN-SIN has exactly what you rant plus efficiency and economy. Ring up 6363 lor a convenient appointment complete •ion guaranteed, or your money back vith a At Vogue's! FASHION FLASHES FROM PARIS GO "HIGH-HAT" SAYS PARIS. Fashion's up-to-the-minute whims and fancies have been detailed. Fall's delightfully324 words
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Advertisement179 1936-09-27 19 K. P. M. CHRISTMAS TOUR TO INDO-CHINA AND SIAM AN ALL INCLUSIVE TOUR OF 19 DAYS by s.s. "T ASM AN" LEAVE SINGAPORE: DEC. 19th RETURN TO SINGAPORE: JAN. 6*h. For detailed information please apply to: X.P.M. LINE. 1. Finlayson Green, Tel. 5451. M THE IDEAL GIFT P A FOR179 words
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Article, Illustration425 1936-09-27 20 COLOURED bedclothes are still in fashion, but where once they were seen in bright yellows and blues, there are now linens and suitable crepes in subtle tones. It is not unusual to select a colour that harmonises with, or even matches the colour of425 words
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Article1124 1936-09-27 20 MOLLY EVERITT BY HOES your child steal This question may seem tc you to be a piece of gross impertinence certainly you would treat it as such if it were put to you in the ordinary way Yet there must be thousands upon thousands of parents1,124 words
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Advertisement219 1936-09-27 20 WASSIAMULLS' GRAND ANNUAL SALE Commencing Ist OCT. 1936 FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY 31 33 HIGH ST. Tel: 7144 Ereekjcs Secrc fy end Quickly Rcmoeedl Hllllir in' < T'r.-rM- Crram Hmlh ihem out whiie you »lr«-p. Leave* •he akin M>ri and while the com. ■irxicn fr.-h. rlrar and natural. lor219 words
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Advertisement551 1936-09-27 20 This Simple Treatment Quickly Heals ECZEMA And other skin eruptions The amazing curative powers of the give* you days of peace tad comfort Cuticura treatment are due to a unique and nights of resifuJ sleep. But, be« combination of soothing, healing and- of all, Cuticura is an amazing septic medicaments.551 words
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Article, Illustration930 1936-09-27 21 FROCKS SIMPLE IN LINE WITH FRILLY PETTICOATS A SAVOURY CAKE IJERE is a recipe for a Continental savoury cake which is unusual and attractive. A flat milk loaf shaped like a cake and quite new is be.n for .he purpose. Remove all930 words
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Article1266 1936-09-27 21 John Drinkwater - John Drinkwater By I SUPPOSE it is natural for some people to become alarmist if the King chooses to see a doctor. His Majesty's consultation with Prof. Neumann, the eminent Austrian ear-specialist, during his visit to Vienna, was the occasion of quite unnecessary scavemongering. The fact1,266 words
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Article46 1936-09-27 21 Tulle capes and full coats, often of two tones super- imposed, are used both over matching and silk dresses, varying from below the hips to fui! length. Many suits have snugly fitted little coats, with the lace handled exactly like a silk fabric.46 words
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Article47 1936-09-27 21 Although Paris is reported to have turned thumbs down on flat-heeled evening shoes, the advance display of a leading bottier includes seven flats out of fourteen models on view. The majority of these are sandal-type slippers made of shimmering materials with metal trimmings and heels.47 words
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Article93 1936-09-27 21 Chop fine two green peppers from which the seeds have been taken, a cup of raisins, six green tomatoes and four small onions. In a whitelined saucepan heat a quart of vinegar, one cup powdered sugar and two of brown sugar, two tablespoons of mustard seed93 words
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Article102 1936-09-27 21 1 tablespoon cold water V 2 envelope granulated, unflavor.i\J gelatin 2 egg yolks. 1 teaspoon mustard l'/a tablespoons melted butter 2 tablespoons vinegar 1 teaspoon salt Few grains cayenne pepper 1 tall can salmon 3i cup milk Soften the gelatin in the cold water for five minutes.102 words
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Advertisement56 1936-09-27 21 From England's Farmlands. How often do your thou&hts &o back to tKe English countryside? Quaint farms nestling between the hiils farms old in tradition, but with every modern equipment that ensures a milk supply of the purest quality. If you knew what care is taken with "Ideal" Milk you would56 words
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Article, Illustration2470 1936-09-27 22 MRS. E. D. BULTER - MRS. E. D. BULTER Broadcast Talk From Kuala Lumpur Station BY THE interest in growing flowers in Malaya has increased tremendously the last few years and people are not content just to leave things to the kebun. I am quite sure flowers have feelings and respond2,470 words
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Advertisement349 1936-09-27 22 RUBBER 6th Oct. 6th Oct. £i IXTY years ago on June 14, 1876 Sir Joseph Hooker, Director of Kew Gardens, received from Mr. W. 11. Wickham a shipment of 70,000 Hevea seeds, gathered in the rubber forests of Brazil. Barely 3 per cent, germinated, but by August 2,000 seedlings were349 words
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Article, Illustration1887 1936-09-27 23 Nestor - World Sport Darkened By Shadows Of War THE "KHAKI CUP FINAL" Nestor By AS RECRUITING GROUND THE pages of this instalment of the scrap-book of sport are darkened by shadows, for the period is 1915-1919 and the war puns are thundering. Sportsmen were called upon to play a greater game1,887 words
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Article, Illustration45 1936-09-27 23 GOLFING BROTHERS I This picture of the three Lims was taken by the Sunday Times photorrapher at the Island Club, of which they are keen members. Left to right Dr. H. L. H. Lim. Dr. A. L. J. Llm and Mr. A. L. B. Lfan.45 words
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Article845 1936-09-27 23 A GOLFING WIZARD FROM WALES Achievements Of Dai Rees JN 1933"th c British golf public first became aware of a small Welshman who could liit a golf ball with I precision and whh a power which his slight build did not hint at. In the first round of a Daily845 words
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Advertisement346 1936-09-27 23 IT rtfWAJ r V" g ..rr-lStwß A I]W iSy Earn tL A II Ilv T* :Bk 1m INDIGESTION...HEARTBURN... ALL STOMACH TROUBLES... call for this immediate relief! Do you dread your meals Are wise and take it in time. Others you for ever wondering what you endure terrible torture but even346 words
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Advertisement185 1936-09-27 23 4Sjfc. ANOTHER OF BERTIE BELL'S j&ft THRILLING DOUBLE MAIN EVENT k JIT 'jfl PROGRAMMES fc«THURSDAY. OCT. Ist f A atthe NEW-WORLD ARENA J&V c&c ir AL r«vers mrx i VK9i M (AMERICAN) THE FIRST EXPONTNT ■\> fl x'l\ SsMfV^ OF GOOD BOXING IN SINGAPORE. B XJUmt' I §^H A At185 words
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Article, Illustration2205 1936-09-27 24 Bay Laddie Wins Well To Please The Punters WITH only one exception, the favourites won at yesterday's races which marked the conclusion of the Autumn Syke Meeting of the Singapore Turf Club. Excuse Me sprang a surprise to pay $36, the highest dividend for2,205 words
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Article96 1936-09-27 24 The annual football match for the Clarke Shield between the Past and Present (Raffles Institution) will be played tomorrow at 5.15 p.m., on tiv R.I. ground. The following will represent the Present Sundram Abdul Hamld, Mohamed Zald Heng Tee, Jamil, Teck Bee. Lian Sin (capt.), A. Watts,96 words
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Article468 1936-09-27 24 KOH KENG SIANG'S GREAT WIN A I^L expectations as to the match between Koh Kcng Siang of thi Clerical Union and Seali Ens Hee of the Mayflower Badminton Party belnn an interesting and thrilling one wer-j fulfilled when these players clashed in the third round of the468 words
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Article78 1936-09-27 24 Following are the tics In the Y.M.C.A. autumn tennis tounmrr.ent for Wednesday: Handicap Singles Class "B" YaJi —33.3 vs. T. Koboyasht —30.3. Mixed Doubles C. Rcshty and MLsr, Armstrong 15 vs. Winners of Kanils and I.Irs. Hill and E. M. T. Philips and MUs t. widen78 words
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Article123 1936-09-27 24 Following are ties in the S.R.C. tennis t>urnamnt: Monday. "A" Singles l-inal: Dr. S. L. Oehlers 15.:) vs. C. A. Norri; (—4); Doubles Il.-ndirap: O. A. Loivc and IT. S. Hcjan (—30.3) vs. G. Ro.s and D. Rom (sct.) Tuesday Mixed Doubts: IJr. S. V Cetera and123 words
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Article52 1936-09-27 24 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng. The Sanlcals XI gained their lirst hockey victory when they ware opposed to the Police XI whom they boat by the solitary goal In the second half, scored by Deven. The Police had their chance to equalise through PowellEvans but he received52 words
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Article, Illustration527 1936-09-27 25 Bold Bid By Police For Victory In Closing Stages R.A 2. Police 0. fTHE Royal Artillery won the coveted S.A.F.A. Cup with comparative ease yesterday when they beat the Police valiant fighters, in the final. The ground conditions suited their methods of play and527 words
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237 1936-09-27 25 MIDDS. NARROW WIN OVER ST. ANDREWS BY the narrow margin of three points, one try. to nil. the Midds "C" Co. beat the St. Andrew's Oldj Boys second string at Rugby yesterday at Farm Park. The game was not, •very interesting there being far too many scrums due to knock237 words
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Article292 1936-09-27 25 Boxing- QUARTER-FINALS of the amateur championships of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association werej held at the Drill Hall last night Pe.ults: KLYW3IOHTS: P. C. Alxlul R (holder) Ixat Othman bin ;:ohamea on UJidds) on point*, ?:e. G. Smith (HMOO knocked out P. C. Muthu in t.._? third roind.292 words
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Article131 1936-09-27 25 The teams for the S.C.C. Rugby trial match tomorrow are as follows Whites W. N. Rothery: J. H Brett. r. M. Watts; H. R. McDonald. N. Poyntz-Roberts. N. G. Morris. O. E. C. Ash: A. R. Brand, J. A. Allen. S. J. Rand, J. Welsh. M. P.131 words
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Article22 1936-09-27 25 The hockey match between the I.A. and the Sikh Police at I.A. ground yesterday resulted in a goalless draw.22 words
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Article201 1936-09-27 25 ASIATICS WEAK IN SCRUM (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The Selangor Asiatics opened their first Rugby game against the Qelangor Club on the padang today and met with defeat, after putting up a good fight, by 14 points (one goal and three tries) to201 words
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Article69 1936-09-27 25 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. Prior to the selection of the Rugby team to visit Penang. Perak Asiatics held a trial this evening on the Ipoh Club padang. Colours defeating Whites by 23 points to 8. Colours' threes were prominent throughout and Kam Foong,69 words
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Article241 1936-09-27 25 Excise Dept. Again The Champions (From Our Own Correspondent! Malacca. Saturday. IN the final of the Government Football Shield competition, the Excise Department beat tbe Municipality one-nil yesterday on tbe Kubu Field. Raphael Leon and Lee the Municipal centre forward and right-in— were great triers and241 words
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Article218 1936-09-27 25 A fast and interesting football game was seen at the Singapore Harbour Board ground yesterday when the Singapore Rovers 2nd XI were beaten by the Straits Physical Athletic Party by five goals to four. Mr. Mi Lan referosd and the tesmr were: Rtovtft: A.218 words
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Article90 1936-09-27 25 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Saturday. In the Penang badminton finals Tan Boon Piew and Tung Ghim Huat doubles champions, retained their title by beating Tan Choon Kooi anr> Lim Yong Fong this evening at the Volunteer Drill Hall. The challengers put up a hard fight before90 words
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Article1202 1936-09-27 25 DESULTS of games played yesterday in the leagues are, says Reuter DIVISION I Arsenal 2 Derby Co 2 Birmingham 2 Orimsby T. 3 Bolton W 1 Sunderlana 1 Brentford 3 WoJverhampton 2 Everton 2 Huddersflela 1 Leeds U 2 Liverpool 0 Man^lisster C. 0 Chelsea1,202 words
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Article76 1936-09-27 25 Results of Rugby games played at home yesterday are says Reuter: Bedford 3 Richmond 16. Biackhcath 15 Birkenhead 12. Brldgend 23 London Welsh 12. Bristol 0 Gloucester 11. Devon Services 18 Bath 29. Leicester 22 Northampton 3. London Scottish 24 O.M.T.s 8. Rcsslyn Park 0 Harlequin^ 12. Old76 words
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Article134 1936-09-27 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. The second State Rugby trial today resulted in Whites beating Colours by nine points (three tries) to three points (one try). Whites had a probable State full-back and forwards, also Montgomery who played for Peiak last year. Colours had the134 words
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Article56 1936-09-27 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. The Penang Sports Club entered the final of the Penang Football Association Cup on Friday by a 2—l victory over the Indian Recreation Club. Joy and Donald, former Singapore stalwarts, were the best forwards on the field. The scorers were Joy and56 words
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Article71 1936-09-27 25 The first round of the Sing? pore Golf Club championship was played at Bukit Tlmah yesterday and resulted as follows R. J. Isherwood (holder) beat J. Moncur 6 and 4. M. M. Paterson beat S. N. Kelly and 5. W. Eldred beat J. H. Beeton 4 and 2.71 words
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343 1936-09-27 25 HOME TRIAL MATCH FIXED FOR WEDNESDAY The following S.C.R.C. players are invited to represent thc;r club in hockey matches this week: Tomorrow: S.C.R.C. n. V.M C.A. '^nJ at Hong Lim Green: Tony Low, Yao Choon Lin. K. T. Ooi, Chec Kcng Lcong. Kec Yew343 words
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139 1936-09-27 25 BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS AT K.L. (From Our Own Correspondent} Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Exciting badminton was seen today when the semi-finals of the women's! singles and doubles and the men's junior doubles championships were played oft at the Victoria Institution Hall. Miss Chan Kon Neong, playing139 words
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Article149 1936-09-27 25 GOOD DISPLAY BY GILLESPIE treaty ball as a result cf rain made it impesrib'e t:> <xa>n any reliable indication ol form in two practice Rugger games of 10 minutes each way at the Singapore Cricket Club yesterday afternoon. The forwards in both games vorked honestly and149 words
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Article134 1936-09-27 25 RIC, LEAD OVER SKINS IN FIRST HALF 'piIE St. Andrew's "A" rugger team defeated the Inniskilling Fusiliers at Tanglin yesterday at Rugby by eight points to six. in a keenly fousht out game. In the first half the St. Andrew's team was distinctly superior and led by eight134 words
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Article35 1936-09-27 25 "D" Co. Middlesex Regiment, beat the Nelsonltes at the latters' ground yesterday at football by two goals to one. Powell scored twice for the mllitjary and Foo Wong replied for the Nelsonltes.35 words
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Article, Illustration799 1936-09-27 26 Possible Misunderstanding In Negotiations How The Tournaments Are Progressing Local Standard Of The Game By Our Badminton Correspondent ALL followers of badminton here, oai especially the likely State rcp-escntatlves, will no ioubt learn Wltta great disappointment that negotiations for the first interport match799 words
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Article, Illustration164 1936-09-27 26 Th 2 Merry-Youngjters BP. registered a narrow badminton victory at the Groat World Sports Ground against the Spartan BP. by six games to five. Results (Merry-Youngsters first) Chin Tham Swae beat Tan Kok Ann. 13—13 (3—l), 15—8 Richard Tan lost to Kum Kirn Leng. 15—12. 10—15. 13— 13164 words
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Article216 1936-09-27 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Good progress has been made In the Segamat District badminton tournament. There are still several matches to be played, but I understand th3 finals will be held this week to allow the committee to send In the names of the finalists as216 words
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Article75 1936-09-27 26 (From Our Own Correspond ;r.t> Seremban, Sept. 21. Rjggle Sta Maria, of the Serembp Kllat Clut, won the Morphy ChalleCup for badminton singles for u. o;cond year In succocsion. J. Fernan 'lzz vas rur.ner-up. In the double"■vent, the winners were Reggie St:. laria and S. Thambiraja The run-ners-up75 words
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Article346 1936-09-27 26 Kuala Lumpur Women's Singles (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. pOIVSIDEBABLE interest was centred on the opening tics of the Selangor women's cpen singles badminton championship, held under the Sclangor Badminton Association, which was played at the Victoria Institution Mall before a verj large crowd. Three oi the ties to346 words
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Article27 1936-09-27 26 Owing to heavy rain last Sunday the Eclipse B.P. group photograph and the doubles final were postponed and will take place today at 4 m.27 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-09-27 26 Va? Chin Tee (left. Devonshire R.P.) beat Lim Hee Chin (Gleeful 8.P.) 2—15, 15—7, 15—9 in the third round of the Singapore open badminton to:irnamrrf25 words
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Article, Illustration233 1936-09-27 26 BADMINTON IN TAIPING VISIT OF KULIM MALAYS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. In an inter-club badminton fixture rlayed in Taiping during the week, the Malay Scholars of Larut beat an All-Malay team from Kulim, styled the Nightingale Badminton Party, by nine matches to nil. The visitors were the guests of233 words
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Article, Illustration23 1936-09-27 26 Tan Chung Tee (left. Marigold 8.P.) beat Michael Tan (Diehard 8.P.) 15—13, 15—9 in the third round of the Singapore open badminton tournament.23 words
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Article50 1936-09-27 26 Ties to be played during the next week-end in the Useful B.P. tournament are: A Saturday, Oct. 3—Chiang Tiong Wah vs. George Chen Wee Kirn Wee vs. Lim Cheng Hong. "B" Sunday, Oct. 4 Yeo Cheow Heng vs. J. C. Koruthu P. S. Nair vs. Ong Say Yeo.50 words
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306 1936-09-27 26 CUP FOR HOCKEY COMPETITION RAISING STANDARD IN SEGAMAT (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. LJOCKEY enthusiasts in the district will be glad to hear that Mr. P. Wills, the Assistant Advis:r, who lakes a keen interest in sport, has nresentcd a handsome cup for a heckey comnetition amons the various sides306 words
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Article309 1936-09-27 26 GOOD MATERIAL AVAILABLE (From Our Own Cony io.idont.) Sorcmban. I HAVE not ccen a copy ol the Neuri Semoilan-Malacca Ru.7by fixtures yet but I suppose that the first State encounter will to against Selangor. The selection of the Combined Statrs rugger side is going to be a more309 words
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128 1936-09-27 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. The knock-cut football competition for the Regents Cup this year was started with the Police Club. Aler Star playing against the Kuala Muda Club at Surgel Patani. Abdul luimid Sport* Club were champions last year. Th; other128 words
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Article46 1936-09-27 26 Members of the Slew &in Sia are requested to note that entries are invited for the annual lawn tennis and badminton tournaments which will close on Oct. 6. Entries should be sent to Mr. Lim Kirn Leng. sports captain, c/o Government Treasury, Singapore.46 words
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Article, Illustration627 1936-09-27 27 " ECHO - Joe Diamond To Meet Tiger Flowers Rugby Begins Cup Soccer Comes To An End BY "ECHO" ANOTHER "double main event" programme of boxing is to be provided at tho New World arena this week, and it looks attractive Al Rivers vs. Clever Henry,627 words
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Article, Illustration35 1936-09-27 27 The r t police football team (below) which was beaten by tha II M.S. (irimsby team when the vessel called at Kuan tan. Above is the Kuantan district team which drew with II M.S. Grimsby.35 words
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Article140 1936-09-27 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Inter-State lawn tennis matches are now being arranged by the Negri Sembilan Lawn Tennis Association and on the day these notes are printed, Malacca will be visitors. The programme will consist of four singles matches and sixteen doubles matches. The140 words
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Article63 1936-09-27 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. Chung Ah Kee and Ooi Seng Chye won the Chinese Recreation Club open doubles lawn tennis tournament beating Lim Wan Seng and Ng Chye Heng 6 2, 6 3. The Club's open singles has also reached the final, and Chung Ah Kee and63 words
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Article135 1936-09-27 27 PUNJABS GIVEN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP (From Our Own Corresp ndent) 1 olng. Quite a sensation was caused In Taiping saccer circles when it was announced that the 1/2 Punjab Regiment has been awarded the championship in the Second Division of the local League. The Malays and the Regiment135 words
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Article135 1936-09-27 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. The golf match between the Penan? women and Kedah women proved to bo a great success. Quite a big crowd turned out to witness the encounter and golf of a very high standard was seem. Per.ang played extremely well and won135 words
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Article98 1936-09-27 27 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Taiplng. The King Edward VII School hockey team won their second match by beating the Taiping Police by four goals to nil. The schoolboys were much the faster side, and Ah Por. their centreforward, who was in good form, netted three goals, while98 words
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100 1936-09-27 27 CHINESE INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS IN KEDAH (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. After a meeting of all representatives of Chinese schools in Kcdah, it was unanimously agreed that the Kcdah Chinese inter-school sports will be held some time in November at Sungei Patani. Great credit must be given to the newly-formed100 words
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Article52 1936-09-27 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. I hear that it is proposed to hold an inter-club athletic meeting In Negrl Sembilan and a cup has already been donated. If my information is correct this is an excellent move mc should give the much needed impetus for athletes In52 words
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Article32 1936-09-27 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. The annual general meeting of the Kedah Hockey Association will be held In the Stuart Library Hall at 6 p.m. on Oct. 7.32 words
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131 1936-09-27 27 MIXED HOCKEY MRS. HOLLAND SHINES FOR KRIAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. Taipinu fielded a mixed hockey team against a Krian XI at Parit Buntar and were beaten to the tune of seven goals to one. The homesters were the better side and they had a strong forward line of131 words
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Article101 1936-09-27 27 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Taiping. The Taiping Tigers, one of the premier hockey teams in North Perak. opened their season In promising fashion, beating the Sanicals XI by the comfortable margin of four goals to one. The Tigers won almost all their matches last year101 words
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Article, Illustration11 1936-09-27 27 The hockey team ol the 7th Heavy Brigade, R.A., Dlakanff Mati11 words
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168 1936-09-27 27 SEE HOCK BENG CUP KUALA KANGSAR AND LARUT IN FINAL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. In the replay in the semi-final for the See Hock Beng football cup, Kuala Kangsar created a surprise by beating the holders, Sitiawan and Lumut, on the latter's ground by three goals to one. Kuala168 words
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677 1936-09-27 27 SAGIL ESTATE'S WIN OVER MUAR CLUB Yates Arumugam Combine Well (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sejjaniat. THE Sagil Estate hockey tram opened their season uilh a hardearned win over the newly-fcrnicd Muar Club, by the old goal in three, on the Sagil padang. Kern rivalry between the two teams made up677 words
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Article, Illustration72 1936-09-27 28 TWO HL'NDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE. including M. Litvlnr.iT and other Soviet leaders, watched a display of '.lie Soviet In ion's aerial might at the Tushlnsky aerodrome. Moscan*. on Aviation Day. The top photo shows bombers blowing up a dummy railway o'.r.Uon in an air raid"72 words
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Article, Illustration59 1936-09-27 28 AND ONE OF THEM is not afraid to show her liking, even thoufh the only male in the St. James's Park sandpit looks scandalised by such unladylike behaviour. Perhaps her extreme youth excuses her actions in his ryes, for the four older girls in59 words
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Advertisement70 1936-09-27 28 (D'Gallum's r '^cotsfflhisl& a Mellow and Friendly Spirit Young Horsewoman MISS PAT ARGKNT, the vouiib winner of the second prize in the jumping contesi in the annual pony gymkhana at Frinton-on-Sea, Esse*, in which many children pa 1 ticipated. \^S> ///r^ to hm tt***"^ m, y s s'2. C OTCH70 words
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Advertisement263 1936-09-27 28 |7y— Tllt EMTEKM A6CNCIES. ITI. ISeaVhwß^HotelLtp. i j TODAY SPECIAL CURRY j FOR TIFFIN 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. POPULAR concert! EVENING SPECIAL DINNER SERVED IN THE BALL-ROOM CONCERT KELLER'S BAND ■■■■■■■■■■■n > IM 'i,,,, j By APPOINTMENT TO H.H. THE RAJAH OF SARAWAK ELLISON S. EZEKIEL CO. OPTICIANS AND263 words
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