The Straits Times, 4 October 1936
1936-10-04
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Title Section38 1936-10-04 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 250 Sunday, October 4, 1936 Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES .The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya. No. 250 Sunday, October 4, 1936 Price 10 cents.38 words
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Article, Illustration1266 1936-10-04 1 Preferred Jungle To Harley Street HOW DR. BRADDON AIDED DISCOVERY OF VITAMINS Found Cause And Cure Of Beri-Beri THE Sunday Times is able to relate for the first time the fuH story of how the great medical research worker and planter Dr. William Leonard Braddon,1,266 words
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Article262 1936-10-04 1 French Decree To Control Prices Paris, Saturday. B!)i.N m;!st have turned in his i.ivc but this time with delight on publication of today's Journal OfficieJ decreeing the establishment of a French Customs Commission for the control of prices "in order to avoid any unjustified rise i<i prices by means ofReuter - 262 words
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18 1936-10-04 1 Simla, Saturday. Indo-Japanese negotiations for a new commercial treaty were resumed hero U:day.— Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article, Illustration91 1936-10-04 1 RJIR. CHARLES G. JENNHR, the captain of the S.C.C. cricket team this year, was married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday to Miss Marjorio V. Horn, of Writtle, Essex. Mr. H. Elphicl'. managing director cf William Jacks and Co., gave the brido awr.y. Mrs. Elphick was matron of honour, and Miss91 words
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Article118 1936-10-04 1 STARHEMBERG OUSTED FROM VIENNA GROUP Vienna, Saturday. pOLLOWING the action of Prince r Starhemberg in expelling Major Fey and Major Lahr. Vice-Mayor of Vienna, from the Helmwehr on the ground that they were aiming it destroying the unity of the Helmwehr. Dr. Schuschnigg. the Prime Minister,Reuter - 118 words
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Article15 1936-10-04 1 Sir Joseph Byrne, Governor of Kenya, is sailing from Mombasa on December 22 pending retirement.15 words
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Article51 1936-10-04 1 DISCOVERED UNHURT IN WASTELAND Perth, Saturday. The two Dutch airmen from Java. Rous and Van Eoekman, who had been missing sinc2 taking oft* from Perth on Wednesday on a holiday flipht around Australia, were found today uninjured in rugged country about 120 miles south-east of Kalgoorlie.Reuter - 51 words
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498 1936-10-04 1 pOREIGN intervention against the: Japanese forces, who have seized control of the Hongkew district of the International Settlement and are now demanding the disarming of the Settlement's Chinese constables in the area, is foreshadowed by the calling of an extraordinary conference of theAneta-Trans-Ocean - 498 words
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Article, Illustration39 1936-10-04 1 jL'VfcKY week Imperial Airways send a news bulletin to The L'unJr.y Times. The last one to arrive, seen above, survived the fire which destroyed the aeroplane Athena at Dslhi. It was only charred round the edges.39 words
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Article101 1936-10-04 1 HOLIDAY RULING BY FRENCH COURT Nimes. A STRIKE is not work within the meaning of the Act providing for paid ho'idays. Such is the dictum of the Conseil des Prud'hommes, an old legal tribunal composed of an equal number of employers and employees to settle101 words
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40 1936-10-04 1 The Sultan of Selangor reached London on Saturday, says Reuter. He v/as met by Rear- Admiral Broml?y.l representing Mr. Ormsby-Gore, Mr. I V. A. Lowinger and Mr. G E. J. Gent, of the Colonial office.40 words
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Article147 1936-10-04 1 Minor Offenders And "Grumblers" Berlin. IT is announced that 500,000 persons have benefited by the amnesty approved by Herr Hitler on April 23 for minor political and other offenders. These include 3.532 persons who in an excess of zeal for the cause of Na-tional-Socialism overstepped147 words
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154 1936-10-04 1 Flag Hoisted On South Sea Islands EMPIRE IS NOW 80 SQUARE MILES BIGGER London, Saturday. QREAT Britain has unostentatiously asserted rights <»f sovereignty over a small but important prcup of South Se:i islands in the Phoenix Archipeh. n. A landing party from the warship Lait Leith hoisted the Union JackAneta-Trans-Ocean - 154 words
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68 1936-10-04 1 JAPANESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN BANGKOK (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Saturday. JAPANESE merchants and Japanese interests have formed a Japanese Chamßer of Commerce, thus following other foreign merchants, such as the Chinese and Indians, who all operate commercial organisations to support the trade of their countrymen and provide effective68 words
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Article38 1936-10-04 1 The Netherlands Indian export duty on native rubber has been raised to 50 guilders for each 100 kilograms dry. Aft»r devaluation of the guilders the rate was raised from 37 to 47 guilders.38 words
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Advertisement8 1936-10-04 1 COMING! HEARTS DIVIDED WITH DICK POWELL MARION DAVIS8 words
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Advertisement51 1936-10-04 1 COMING! ANTHONY ADVERSE A WARNER BROS. EPIC. AYfAfcttAPPINESSfor you and Baby BEAR BRAND A DAY Milk gives AY€AR every child a wonderful start in life. Provide it daily and watch how robust and contented baby becomes. BEAR BRAND STERILIZED NATURAL MILK SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS LTD. SINGAPORE51 words
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Article, Illustration1706 1936-10-04 2 A Sunday Morning in Malacca Dutch Grenadiers and Chinese Exiles The Great Graveyard V FORTNIGHT ago, when the ghosts of old Malacca were startled by a Rotarian invasion fro-n Singapore, I spent a very harpy Sunday morning sightseeing and daydreaming in that quiet backwater of European h story.1,706 words
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Advertisement10 1936-10-04 2 RNCHOR BUTTER 97 The Choicest New Zealand Butter. Phone: 537810 words
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Article132 1936-10-04 3 Tree-Planting Plan For Coronation PROPOSALS that Singapore should undertake some civic beautification scheme as a specific Coronation to King Fdwp.rd VIII are ly supported by many leading :ts of the u-iii pUni this nature have been announced throushout the Empire, nothing has yet teen done in132 words
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Article177 1936-10-04 3 SIZE AND PRICE REDUCED (From lur Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Till: Malayan Agri-Horticulturai Association is busy again making arrangements for the supply of Christmas hampers of Malayan produce. They have been doing this for thiee years. But now they are going fo embark upon the experiment of reducing177 words
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IN SINGAPORE TODAY
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Article150 1936-10-04 3 Epjdal T:T.:i and Spc-ra: Dinne". CINEMAS UJVkMUUkI Eiily Billies with Donthy Lee, Woolsey and Wh:e'.cr 3.15, C.15, 9.15. < \P!TOL: Under 2 Flao* with Ronald Colman and Vi-tor McLaren. 3.: 5— 0.15 —9.15. GLOBE TiII. ATEE. GREAT WOULD Charlie Chr.n li. sharsh&i. M ARLBOROI TiI Gold Diggers150 words
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Article102 1936-10-04 3 Corr.-s.wndiTu c tor transmission by r!i "via Netherlands" rr.usr be specially arc? clearly cue i K l. M An?tra.:v New Z-.-glami. Java and Timor Dilly by a > (Qantasi 7 p.m Sumatra uy jiir 7 p.m. Monday China (generally) H (Patrorlus) 8 am. 7 8 a.m. Mcda:i102 words
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Article73 1936-10-04 3 Mai l from Europe etc. (London) expected today Ly air (Imperial) uilrbc delivered to boxholdcrs at 6 p.m. General delivery oi let tors on Mjndav at 8.25 a.m. M.iiU from (Amsterdam) expected today by air i Netherlands) wi!'. be deli'.ercd tc I cxholders at "i.30 p.m. General delivery73 words
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Article134 1936-10-04 3 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Saturday. October 3. Ships alcn:sir>t tbc Wharves or expected U arrive GsJcirn Gate irast Wl-.arf Rohiu 22 1 Muinam "0 1 Ualn Wharf P.es: OarCeU 11 3 Patroclus 9 3 Tilawa 7 J Crr.pire Dock Ci'y of Florence 30 3 Rantaupandjang 34 Tweedbank M Bcn^'.oe 46134 words
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84 1936-10-04 3 Vegetable growers evicted from Kallang Basin as a result of the antlir.alarlal campaign have been giver, one-acre plots in the low-lying section of the Cliua Chu Kang burial ground. These are likely to remain available !or at feast ton years, subject to stipulations. The Municipal84 words
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Article, Illustration55 1936-10-04 3 CLYDE PANGBORN, the American round-the-world airman, is to fly the Atlantic once more merely to deliver a new type of plane to a British firm. The machine, which is of unusual design, has twin engines developing 1.000 h.p. It is all-metal with a wide fuselage intended to act with the55 words
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Article112 1936-10-04 3 Cave His Home To Shelter Beggars Hsla Yen-chin, an ordinary potato peddler, is today the proud recipient of a certificate of merit, given to him by the Wenchow district magistrate for his contributions to the poor. Hsia has been peddling his potatoes through the streets112 words
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Advertisement8 1936-10-04 3 ITS LOVE AGAIN aHctili JESSIE MRTTHEWS GREATEST PICTURE.8 words
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Advertisement341 1936-10-04 3 I height of luxury fe t^ 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 10341 words
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Miscellaneous145 1936-10-04 3 TIDE TABLES SINGAPORE Today. 11. VI. 00.26 a.m. 9.8 ft.: 12.1C p.m. 9.8 ft. L. W. 6.11 a.m. 2.8 ft.: 6.39 p.m. 0.2 ft. Monday. 11. W. 1.13 a.m. 9.3 ft.: 12.47 p.m. 9.7 ft. L. W. 8.49 a.m. 3.3 ft.; 7.24 p.m. 0.4 ft. TORT SVVETTENHAM H. w. 6.SS145 words
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Article111 1936-10-04 4 For Use During Time Of Disturbances Bombay. TPHE Bombay City Police are to be 1 equipped with wireless for use In times of disturbance in the city. This will bring them into line with the up-to-date police organisations of most big capital cities today. Hitherto111 words
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Article, Illustration116 1936-10-04 4 DROMOTEO last January, the wmwd's section of the Selangor Indian Association to now proving a very successful innovation. Mesabers of the Selangor Indian Association are wont to describe it as a strong more within their walls. Meetings are hold fortnightly, wKh Mrs. K.A. Mnkondan, wife of Rao Sahib K A.116 words
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Article, Illustration993 1936-10-04 4 First Stage Nearing Completion 1,200 WORKERS ON VAST EXTENSION SCHEME Berthage For Six More Ocean Liners {MANT travelling cranes handling 20-ton blocks of concrete as though they were lumps of sugar.. .steam-rollers trundling serenely over reclaimed land that was yesterday's seabed.... Coolies jog-trotting steel framework gaunt993 words
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Article449 1936-10-04 4 Revival Of Drama In The F. M. S. Malacca Amateurs Play At Sungei Ujong Club (By Our Seremban Correspondent) AFTER years of inaction there to be a revival of flesh and blood drama in the country. Lower Perak I began It, Seremban followed suit, Malacca has continued, Singapore is at449 words
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Article42 1936-10-04 4 Karachi Airport Health Plans *THE Finance Committee of the Indian Legislative Assembly approved at v MMslt meeting expenditure for providi:i£ a hial.l organization at Karachi airport to prevent disease, particularly yellow fever, being; introduced into India by air transport.42 words
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Article385 1936-10-04 4 Now Is China's Great Opportunity CHIANG'S FERVENT APPEAL TO NATION Canton. IF we do not weed the present body politic of corruption, bribery oerfunctorincss, and ignorance, and establish in its stead a clean and efficient administration, the day will soon come when a revolution will be385 words
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Advertisement462 1936-10-04 4 ftri£UMATISM MADE HIM A WRECK A Different Man After 6 Months of Kruschen is the tni" story of a man who und rwent drastic treatment fcr rheumatism, and was left weak and ill at Hie end of It. He 1 his health— not by painful, lncon- methods, but by the462 words
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Article1063 1936-10-04 5 I.S.P. TO APPEAL FOR BETTER CONDITIONS Unemployed Who Cannot Refuse Terms Offered (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. fjOMBINED efforts by the principal planters' bodies will probably be made to check exploitation of planters." "There are still instances brought to our notice of the exploitation1,063 words
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Article, Illustration60 1936-10-04 5 I lEUTENANT-General J. G. Dill, late Director-General of Military Operations and Intelligence at the War Office, leaving his home in Wimbledon to take up his new appointment as supreme military chief in Palestine. He has been entrusted with the task of "cleaning up" Palestine and putting an end to the60 words
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Article178 1936-10-04 5 97 MEMBERS AND $6,000 IN SHARES (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban A MiM/OERSHIP of 97 and shares J» t^a'Kng $6,000 is the achievement of the Negri Sembiian Cooperative Stores within the few days since its registration. "If you succeed with your stare then you will be178 words
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Article65 1936-10-04 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban The cases for the day at the Seremban magistrate's court on Friday were completed within an hour. "Being unemployed I took up icecream hawking." said a Chinese when charged with hawking without a licence. Pleading guilty he said that he had65 words
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Article55 1936-10-04 5 The Police Band will play on Monday, at Katong Park at 6 p.m. Marcn. Steadfast and True (C. Telke) Overture, Thousand and One Nights (Svoboda) Selection, Arcadians (Monckton) Valse. Lustige Bruder (R. Vollstedt) Trombone Solo. Slidin Eas? (Harry L. Alford) Suite, London Again (Eric Coates) American Sketch, D3wn55 words
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Article35 1936-10-04 5 I A message from Riga states that the Soviet Government has decided to purchase 100,000 barrels of British herrings of this season's catch, provided that the British Herring Board quotes a reasonable price.35 words
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Article180 1936-10-04 5 Wives For 7,000 Japanese In The Philippines GIRLS TO BE TRAINED IN order to provide companions for about 7,000 Japanese young men, living in Davao, in the Philippine Islands, two well-known society women in Tokio, Mrs. Kataoka and Mrs. Hayashi, with the aid of Mr. Mori, captain of180 words
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132 1936-10-04 5 "ALKAMETER" DETECTING SECRET TIPPLERS AN "Alkameter" which "blushes" a rosy red when it encor'iters an alcohol breath is one of the latest inventions for detecting secret tipplers in the United States. Mr. Frank J. Deßewal and Harry E. Spencer, inventors of the device say it is immune to cloves, mints,132 words
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Article42 1936-10-04 5 It Is announced that tenders will bi•reived at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of Oct. 20, for the crsction of three quarters for the S.S. Civil Service at the junction of Grove r.oad and Arthur Road, Katong.42 words
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Article123 1936-10-04 5 New York. A' REMARKABLE action has been brought against the Compagnle Generale Trans-atlantique in the Federal Court here by four cousins of 'he late Miss Elizabeth Ann Ahcarn, aged 68, who was buried at sea from the liner He de Prance on August 4.123 words
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Article138 1936-10-04 5 Red Officer's House In China Raided WHEN Government troops raided the home of Kuo Ming, a Red officer and brother of Kuo Liang, secretarygeneral to the "Soviet Government of China" a few months ago, they found a veritable "millionaire's mansion" ir stead of an ordinary dwelling, according to138 words
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Article30 1936-10-04 5 The petition of the leading industrialists In Hong Kong for a loan of $3C,000,000 for relief purposes has been rejected by the Hong Kong government, the Slnwenpao reports.30 words
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Advertisement11 1936-10-04 5 -*i Aer HIPPIES Tand f -HAPPIEST^ JESSIE MATTHEWS |m iove again"11 words
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Advertisement107 1936-10-04 5 J®4? A GOOD SHOT rifi Special J& SCOTCH ptr, D I tyt*Y Borne cunts 'fJER This MM Of qi/Aurr m r*H HHCB HJS PER BOTTLE |^^_'r"^^^ INCLUDING DUTY ffl I ROBINSON CO., LTD. /My HgEre^f SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR A beffer record af6scenfs! i Some of this month's big star records107 words
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642 1936-10-04 6 DUE TO POACHERS Natural Food Becoming Scarcer ORDER OF NATURE UPSET (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. DEOPLE in the suburb of Pudr are still talking excitedly about the big tiger which was shot the.r on Wednesday morning after it had mauled three. The population642 words
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Article46 1936-10-04 6 A piece o* coral, believed to be the largest of its kind in the world and weighing over 150 kilogrammes, was found by a Japanese fishing vessel near Keelung, according to word from Amoy. It is estimated to be worth well 07er $10,000.46 words
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Article151 1936-10-04 6 Acid Thrown On Sleeping Family (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. T*HE Coroner's inquiry into the death of Abu Barkar and his daughter, about two years old, was held today before Mr. J. A. A. Faith, who sat as coroner. It will be recalled that a151 words
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Article233 1936-10-04 6 ENDS WITH CAMPFIRE SINGSONG AN impressive display by the Victoria English School Scouts and other groups of the Singapore Boy Scouts Local Association was given a*, the school yesterday. Mr. F. C. Sands, Commissioner for Malaya, accompanied by Mr. H. A. R. Cheeseman, District Commissioner for Singapore, were233 words
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70 1936-10-04 6 ALL-INDIA INDUSTRIES CONFERENCE To Be Held At Lucknow Simla. Lucknow has been selected as the meeting place of the eighth Industries Conference. These conferences are attended by representatives of the Central and Provincial Governments and Indian States. The conference will meet on Dec. 7 and 8, the dates coinciding with70 words
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Article, Illustration23 1936-10-04 6 CKOITP PHOTOGRAPH taken after the wedding last week ol Mr. Wilfred Rodriguez and Miss Christine Marlon P^rcira at the Church of St. Joseph.23 words
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Article62 1936-10-04 6 A fine of $10, or 14 days in default, was imposed on Sain bin Abdul Rahman by Mr. J. P. Blddulp in the second court yesterday iyt the theft of an electric torch, valued at $1.50, from the motor car of an European at the62 words
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279 1936-10-04 6 Baby Vanishes House Shaken By An Unseen Force (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat, Saturday. CVERY night, beginning at eight and continuing till well past eleven, the planks, windows and the front door of their house have been given a vigorous shaking by some unseen force. Th's is the experience of279 words
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Article70 1936-10-04 6 Meal Of Newspapers For A Bet Belgrade. j^ dispatch from Kurshumlyia, in Serbia, reports that an unemployed man, doubtless stimulated by the prospect of a salisji/ing meal, undertook to swallow a copy each of the Conservative Poli'.ika arid Vreme, two leadino Belgrn.de newspapers, for 20 dinars.' The man fulfilled his70 words
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Advertisement403 1936-10-04 6 W-' jjg -yte *-h4.^-r: CHINA AsiiKtfestion for a for»-iighfs jocal leave. ...Take French luxury liner from Singapore to Saigon "UjiBANC^wK (2 daytK »top over in Capital seeing the sights /VC dmm, ...Three days of picturesque travel by organised /f ■■■fT 1/ Jcoache*. with nichtly *top» at hill-station rest-houses. Wl Four403 words
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Advertisement7 1936-10-04 6 W$ JessieMttheJ, lOVIL, as Jer~ Av3A!rl aarxinQSrSinainQ7 words
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Advertisement141 1936-10-04 6 M s Wise Mothers know how Dinnimird's l't'aF. Fluid 'rtf-* N Magnesia relieves baby of Vind' and all stomach << HKL an<^ teething troubles and when baby has become i a happy, romping child, DlNNLFomrs is looked V „;/< _M?thl on w ''k Solitude and still given when uecessary. <:141 words
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Article459 1936-10-04 7 'J'-HIS is the story of a young D who has combined her love of dogr, and her sympathy for human suffering in the furtherance of a great ideal, and thereby mode herself the idol of hundreds of men ~who have never seen her and who never will— the459 words
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768 1936-10-04 7 Fred. J. Melville - CORONATION COLONIALS Straits Issue In Preparation Fred. J. Melville Stamp Collecting By IT is now practically certain that Great Britain will have a small series of special stamps to mark the Coronation of King Edward VIII next May. The matter is still under consideration both by the Coronation Executive Committee768 words
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Advertisement292 1936-10-04 7 Till- STAMPS OF THE TREATY PORTS OF CHINA AND OF VOR.MOS* by Captain H. R. Oldflfld. LL.B. A commet* htstorv of this little known grouo of storms Price I 9 post free. The Philatr'ic Journal of QMM Britain The oldest B'ltish Ph:iatel:c magazine, now in its 46th annual v liiur.e.292 words
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Advertisement154 1936-10-04 7 or Is. Post Free. (or its equivalent In current unused stamps of any country). WE r.lll send you 50 different British Colonials 100 different New Europeans 20 different Air Btamps. 1.000 Stamp Mounts, a perforation gauge and a specimen copy of the Philatelic Journal of Great Britain. If you prefer,154 words
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Advertisement470 1936-10-04 7 CHANDOS COURT EF^" ADJACENT ST. JAMES PK.. j and enjoy at either ife^Q palace abbey HOTEL REMBRANDT <^S^ BEAUTIFULLY South Kensington. S W riIDUICUVn t?T Al<C facing the Victoria and FURNISHED rLATa frJgS^i- Albert Muvum For Long or Short Tenancies. ■I >4eT\ro^fi> Diinmc Constant Passenger Uniformed IfUDLBO TSi* Buckingham Palace470 words
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Miscellaneous216 1936-10-04 7 Today's Wireless Programmes EMPFE STATION. TRANSMISSION 4. Ttirce ol the following frequencies will be Uccd: C.SG 17 79 tIC/l (IG.7G m.) I 15.13 Mc/s (19 66 in.) I 15.14 Mc/s (19.82 rr. «.si» |1 (25 53 m.) U 5i 11. 1! 33 am Big Bin. The Children's Ilour. Tha <216 words
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Miscellaneous222 1936-10-04 7 Herbert Hughes at the pianoforte.* 6.57 p.m. A recital of pianoforte duets by \!ec Rowley and Edgar Moy. 7.20 p.m. Empire talk. 7.40 p.m. Marjorie llayward UiolinM tJA p.m. The London Palladium Orchestra; conductor, Richard Crran. 8.15 p.m. Weekly newsletter, sports summary, and announcements. 8. 23 p.m. Greenwich time signal.222 words
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Miscellaneous433 1936-10-04 7 in English on DJE, DJQ. and in Dutch on DJB. 9.35 "When the iny coloured flags wave." A Jelly houi of foiKsonGS. The German Choir under the direction of Rudolf Lamy. 10 OS Syv.phonv concert. Violin concert by Max v. Schillings; Svmphony in D major by Mozart: Conductor: Werner Richter-Reichhelm;433 words
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Miscellaneous395 1936-10-04 7 (pianoforte). 8.20 Press bulletins. 8.30 Relay The Eand of the 1st Battn Royal Ulster Rifles conducted by Bandmaster Alfred Hole, A.R.C.M. 9.20 Bis Ben: Excerpts from "The Mikado" (Gilbert and Sullivan). 9. 50 Close down. NIROM. 10 50 am —1.50 p.m. YDA 3.040 kc/s (19. C7 m.), and YDB 11.860395 words
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Miscellaneous216 1936-10-04 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT No "all correct" solutions were received In The Sunday Times $100 Crossword Puzzle Competition printed In our issue of Sept. 20 and the prize money will be divided equally among the following whose entries contained one error only A. L. Siebel, Kuala Lumpur; Chan Chee Chong, District216 words
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348 1936-10-04 8 Syed Omar Alsagoff s Tea Party To Celebrate Anglo -Egyptian Treaty 'J'HE tea party given yesterday by Syed Ibrahim Omar Alsaj?off at his residence in Chancery Lane in commemoration of the signing of the Treaty of Alliance and Friendship between Great Britain and Egypt348 words
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Article, Illustration77 1936-10-04 8 Mica Rosamund Fisher, daughter of Admhal Sir William Fisher, commander-in-chief at Portsmouth, and Lady Fisher, was married in the Henry VII Chapel of Westminster Abbey to Lieutenant the Hon. Richard Coleridge. R.N., the eldest son of Lord and Lady Coleridge. The four small pases were dressed in naval uniform cf77 words
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Article128 1936-10-04 8 Soviet Air Lines In Far East OtEMARKABLE aviation developm*nts are taking place in Eastern Siberia, facing the frontiers of! Mar.chukuo, aceort ins to a Tass message from Irkuts 1. During tha past ten years the territory has become covere-i with a network of airways, airports, snd aerodromes. The main uir128 words
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Article107 1936-10-04 8 DESIRE TO SHOCK AUTHORITIES WHAT he himself described as "outrageous sentence" was' inflicted by Judge Foster in Melbourne recently on a man who was found guilty in the Criminal Court of a charge of gross indecency. The Judge sentenced the man to ten years' imprisonment. "I am107 words
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Article343 1936-10-04 8 MALACCA TEACHERS' MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. *THE annual general meeting of the Teachers' Association of Malacca was held at the High School play hall. Prior to the main business there w.»a very enjoyable tea at which, besides the large crowd of members, were present Mr. M. R.343 words
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72 1936-10-04 8 Paris, Saturday. I*HE notorious convict settlement at Cayenne will probably be dissolved in the near future according to pr?ss reports here which state that the Government is considering the closure of the establishment as necessary "for moral as well as economic reasons." The Minister o:Aneta-Trans-Ocean - 72 words
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106 1936-10-04 8 Translated The Bible Into English BURNED AT STAKE 400 YEARS AGO TODAY London, Saturday. 'THOUSANDS of churches tomorrow icill read portions of the Bible, as first translated into English 400 years ago by Tindale, ir. commemoration of the anniversary of his burning in Brussels as a heretic and for hisReuter - 106 words
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182 1936-10-04 8 V. N. DANTCHENKO DOYEN OF SOVIET WAR CORRESPONDENTS Prague, Sept. 20 'THE celebrated writer, doyen of Rus- sian writers, Vasslli Nemlrovltch 1 Dantchenko, died here yesterday at the age of 92. Born at Tiflis in 1844, hq consecrated himself to a literary life at an early age and when still182 words
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82 1936-10-04 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, crturday. The engagement is announced today between Mr. Francis Arthur Briggs. ol Kuala Lumpur and formerly of Singapore where he was a well -known lawyer, son of the Hte Mr w F Brlggs and Mrs. J. G. Brlggs,82 words
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Article51 1936-10-04 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. While attending to some repairs to electric wiring In a house at Batu Gajah a wlreman accidentally came In contact with a live wire and was taken to hospital where he succumbed to his Injuries. The man received severs burns all over his51 words
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Article77 1936-10-04 8 Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. In cases (F. 0.8.) Oct. 27? i 27 7/16 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) Oct. 27 5/16 2%' m No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) Awardmble Spore 27 U 27 5/16 October 27% 27 7/16 Oct-Dec. 27 7/16 27*477 words
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Article415 1936-10-04 8 Tyiß. Lloyd George on his return to England summed-up as follows the impressions he derived from his visit to Germany, says the Daily Telegraph. Germany does not want war, but is afraid of an attack by Russia. I have never seen a happier people415 words
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Article162 1936-10-04 8 "T*WO planes are sii!l in the Ports-mouth-Johannesburg air race. They arc making bids to reach Johannesburg before the time limit expires at 6.30 a.m. British Standard Time today (1.50 p.m. today Makivan Time) to win the place pri. The two pilots are Mr.162 words
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105 1936-10-04 8 I A STRONG appeal for support of the rebels in Spain was made recently in a public address by; Archbishop Duhig, Reman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane, who said that the Spanish Government did not deserve recognition. "The so-called rebels are P.a.-i ;tie Spaniards." added Archbishop Duhig,105 words
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Article, Illustration208 1936-10-04 8 have a far greater effect upon pcjplo of this country than upen Geiniai.y "I l.aye always thcujht. aiu: think, that the- persecution of Jewa In Germany has been a great misfortune. But Germany Is not the or.ly cjuntrv that has persecuted Jews. We must not lorgct the pogroms208 words
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Advertisement37 1936-10-04 8 I |p%|cHAfwooD The Chat wood Strong Room Door affords the highest degree of protection against fire, and the scientific design and construction enable it to stoutly resist attack even by expert burglars. Full particulars on requst. MASTERS.37 words
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Article, Illustration1767 1936-10-04 9 By The Onlooker THE Sultan of Selangor will be spending most of this month in London, and as the autumn fog has already been reported he may experience seme cold weather. His Highness will see the Empire capital for the first time, am! it is expected that1,767 words
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Article, Illustration495 1936-10-04 9 |\V|R R. S. le May, former Adviser to the Ministry of Commerce and Communications in Siam, writing from Pembroke College, Cambridge, to The Times, London, pay.-, the following tribute to Prince Purachatra, who died in Singapore recently The death of Prince495 words
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Advertisement207 1936-10-04 9 ft^kw I've tried Mar i most brands ym > liJr of. cigarettes in my time now fve. settled down V to Craven 'A* JjaL because y^; f wBB&J'' r?\ I\ W "~wp m "■ll if! WL t" EASY-ACCESS" INNER FOIL WRAPPING 4 y *i«^.__ v*-s^3^ a feature of the io's207 words
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1525 1936-10-04 10 THIRD OF THE FAMILY TELLS OF HIS FIVE WARS "War Is A Terrible Thing" A Toast To Rebellion. By Giuseppe Garibaldi. The Bodley Head. 12s. Mi "*rHE Garibaldi Tradition" is the text of this book, and the stories of five wars tell how Gen. Giuseppe1,525 words
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Article293 1936-10-04 10 Farewell Romance. By Gilbert Frankan. Hutchinson. *s. fid. •¥*HE quality of Mr. Frankau's boors has always been Inclined to vary, but at least he always used to tell i good story. In "Farewell Romance," however, the stcry could have been told, with advantage, in293 words
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Article, Illustration221 1936-10-04 10 Autumn Books I Michael Joseph. MICHAEL Joseph's list of Autumn books is well worth writing for. Not only does it give details of some of the most interesting of the season's publications, but it is illustrated with 'eight disrespectful drawings by Audery Wynne C.221 words
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509 1936-10-04 10 London Pride. By haw Desmond. Ilutchinson. Bs. (id. I ONDON Pride is a pageant of London from the beginning of the century down to the present day, and the saga of the Tancy family. The story Is long, very long, and full of asides,509 words
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Article213 1936-10-04 10 Murder bi The Mirror. By Lee Lee Thayer. Hurst and Black ttt. 7s. 6d. /"\UR old friend, Peter Clancy appears ir. "Murder in the Mirror." wuerehe is still trying to solve the Diamond Button Mystery. In the meantime he stumbles upon a dastardly attempt to drive a213 words
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Advertisement177 1936-10-04 10 EVERYONE EVERY DAY. Ever popular. Smart canvas J f y leather combination oxford Combination in -^p^^ JO?U BROWN S S $1 .90 FM S $2.30 /f7^»f BLACK SS $2.10 FMS $2.30 Jr*' THE "FAVOURITE" yfIKS Jflr Coolest on hottest days /dfiy*.* Jm Flexible solas wide heels "TT j ensure maximum177 words
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Article473 1936-10-04 11 Foreigners Being Ousted By The Japanese PEOPLE AFRAID TO SPEAK IN CAFES OR STREETS Spies Everywhere f>l'!*;\<; the past few weeks more and more people are leaving this city. finding that it is becoming quite impossible for any hut Japanese to make a living here,473 words
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Article99 1936-10-04 11 Paris. 4 RMAND Bo^ot, icho spent half his life hiding in his bedroom, has now walked out of his fa'her's house between two gsndI Bolo* icer.t to the front in AuguMt, i 914, and was injured. After leaving hospital he disappeared and teas posted a99 words
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Article155 1936-10-04 11 LONDON M. P. BARTERS TROUSERS A STORY of how a London M.P. bartered his trousers for a reindeer skin was told when 120 public schoolboys landed at Hull after a six weeks' expedition to Finnish Lapland. The boys went out under the auspices of the Public Schools Exploring Society, and155 words
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Article148 1936-10-04 11 Mountain Top Like Refuse Dump MOUNTAINEERS and local residents are indignant at acts of vandalism committed at the 4.406 ft. summit or Ben Nevis, in Inverness-shire. Recently concrete pillars were constructed on the mountain top by Ordnance Survey engineers for the new survey in Britain. The148 words
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Article69 1936-10-04 11 One Of Germany's Oldest Colonial Pioneers HaKe, Sept. 17. One of Germany's oldest Colonial pioneers. Dr. Adolf Schenk. died at the age of 80 today at Halle. Dr. Schenk, who made ma;.y trips abroad, explored the newly-acquired German Co.-my of South-West Africa in the eighties and took69 words
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Article, Illustration197 1936-10-04 11 THE POPE'S HEALTH IS BETTER THAN HE THINKS THE Pope's doctors are trying to reassure him about his health, says the Sunday Express Vatican City correspondent. He has referred to the possibility of his imminent death in conversations with his intimates and in talks with groups in audiences. While he197 words
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Article32 1936-10-04 11 Sir Murchison Fletcher, the new Governor of Trinidad, and Lady Fletcher have arrived at Port-of -Spain. They drove to the "Red House." where Sir Murchison took the oath of office.32 words
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Article460 1936-10-04 11 Need For Positiv Ideal CALL FOR NEW KIND OF CONFERENCE "THE Bishop of Bristol, Dr. C. S. Woodward, preaching the Assembly Sermon" in St. Peter's Cathedral, Geneva, took as his text Where there is no vision the people perish (Proverbs \i\ 18). He saw before460 words
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Article93 1936-10-04 11 CONTROVERSY BEGINS IN AMERICA Chicago. 117 ON over by the entreaties of his wife and relations, Julian Tafel, a mechanic, has consented to an operation on his flve-day-old son, to which he had strongly objected. The operation was successful and the baby is reported to93 words
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251 1936-10-04 11 Eastbourne. Joseph Dowdall. butler to Edward von Essen Mobcrley for 40 years created a sensation here by leaving his master £1.000 in his will. Exiled Duchess A NEW home at Hampton Court has been placed b> King Edward at the disposal251 words
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Advertisement240 1936-10-04 11 I Stomach Sufferer'* Own Warning Against Rubbishing Imitation/ The really marvellous effects of Maclean (Brand Stomnch Powder In all cases of stomach trouble have led to the Introduction «>f cheap substitutes. Many sufferers who have been cured feel it their duty to warn bthcr sufiorcrs to guard against accepting but240 words
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Advertisement316 1936-10-04 11 Take SANATOGEN-then you will not feel so f jfo(f What Sanatogen has done for disappear, and in a short thousands of others it will do time, you will feel and for you. Your listlessness, your look a healthier, happier lack of energy to perform your being. daily task, or even316 words
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422 1936-10-04 12 Malaya Within 30 Hours* Range Of Africa FORMATION OF CHAIN OF ISLAND BASES Network Of Air Patrols For Mobility SINGAPORE may shortly be brought within less than 30 hours' flying-boat range of Africa The Sunday Times understands that the bridging of the Indian Ocean422 words
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Article27 1936-10-04 12 Herr J. Gunthard. of Lucerne. fainted while rock-climbing on the Sattelistock (6,890 ft.), in the Bernese Dberland. fell 3CO. f t, and was killed.27 words
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Article31 1936-10-04 12 The Hungarian Foreign Minister, Dr. de Kanya, and the British Minister in Budapest, Sir Geoffrey Knox, have signed the British-Hungarian Extradition Treaty which modifies the agreement of 1902.31 words
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Article28 1936-10-04 12 In the course of excavations at Arlon 15 Belgo -Roman tombs of the fourth century have been unearthed, five of them intact and fully furnished.28 words
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77 1936-10-04 12 WIFE WANTS £20 A WEEK Husband Says She Has £80,000 Los Angeles. Ay Austrian count said in court today that he had only "four or five dollars" while h>s Enpl sh wife, who uas asking for £80 a month temporary alimony, was worth £80,000. He -xas Count Rudolf Stefenelii, a77 words
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Article67 1936-10-04 12 Nairobi, AN appeal for a united opposition to the new Kenya income tax proposals of the Pirn Commission is made in a statement by Lord Pratxis Soott. former European unofficial inembe' of the Executive Council. The' statement is made on behalf of ali. the European elected67 words
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Article37 1936-10-04 12 The Colonial Office Commission, presided over by Sir Alan Pirn, on the financial position and tax system of Kenya suggested in its recent report the imposition of an income tax in place of other forms of taxation.37 words
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Article219 1936-10-04 12 72 THE ASH-TRAY [The Hon. Sir John Bagnall hat invented a new ash-tray. Burning cigarette-ends fall in it, and not on the table, as from the customary types.] It's the little things that maiter, not the big ones, people say, For there's never someone lacking to see they219 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-10-04 12 IT is reported that M. Molotov, president of the Council of People's Commissars, has been involved in Stalin's "purp;c" and has been suspended from ofiice.25 words
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Article133 1936-10-04 12 NEW YACHT SECRECY BATH (Maine). DLANS for the construction cf a now America's Cup defender are being prepared behind closed doors at tlie Bath Iron Works here. The public has been excluded from the yard. Mr. W. Starling Burgess, who designed Rainbow, the last defender, is at133 words
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Article222 1936-10-04 12 Legal Conundrum In America New York. A DECISION that may materially affect the American gold clause should it be substantiated by the higher courts has been given at Kansas City, Missouri. The case involves a lease signed in 1890 requiring a realty company to222 words
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Advertisement844 1936-10-04 12 Smartness combined with comfort 'VAS HEUSEN" *aJlMfc«t* 0 SEMI-STIFF COLLARS give the comfort of a soft, and the smartness of a stiff m ZZ'™* collar No wrinkling, therecoloured designs. fore ideal for hot weather. n Made in one piece without seams. "Van Heusen" collars ft fl Tttt retain their shape844 words
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Advertisement87 1936-10-04 12 I^^^^ What does your handbag mirror say Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day Sparkling white teeth, healthy nums, a fresh cool mouth all testify to the triumph of Macleans Pcroxde Toothpaste. Macleans takes the most scientific course forcleanliness. First it removes stains; then gently whitens and polishes. It is the87 words
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Article, Illustration278 1936-10-04 13 By THE FOUR ACES 'ASu rule, when grand coups are (iisiussi'ii. the Declarer by clever play makes a contract of six or seven. An unusual situation occurred in a re:ent rubber game in which the Declarer had Lo make a grand :oup in order to make his contract278 words
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Article22 1936-10-04 13 VALUES of the FOUR-ACES SYSTEM. Ml. 3 KING 3 QUEEN 1 JAi K 1 1 Total Value Of Pack 26 Averages Hand <.'■.•.22 words
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Article1315 1936-10-04 13 NATHANIEL GUBBINS - NATHANIEL GUBBINS By fpHE earnest and credulous lads and lassies of the pseudoscientific brotherhood which snoops round the Pyramids measuring tunnels and prophesying world disasters on certain dates according to the number of inches one bit of masonry is from another, have el to predict our1,315 words
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Article376 1936-10-04 13 THEY MET THE KING Stained Coffee Cup To Be Heirloom Constantinople. A TAXI-DRIVER, a Moslem hod"r* ja" (priest), and a cafedji (coffee-stall keeper) consider themselves the happiest men in Constantinople because King Edward, during his recent visit here, talked with them, thanked them for their services376 words
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Advertisement191 1936-10-04 13 SHELLTOX SPELLS DEATH TO ALL INSECTS IT IS A SHELL PRODUCT. II I i Advertisement of the Asiatic Pet/ oleum Co., (S.S.) Ltd. W.S. 74 More Money-Saving Power in CHEVROLET TRUCKS Business men *ho use trucks will be sure to Y,et US ptOVC how Vital UCW features investigate the remarkable191 words
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Article463 1936-10-04 14 A Malayan Chamber AN all-Malayan Chamber of Com- merce, centred in Singapore— that is the idea mooted by Mr. J. P. Soutar at the meeting of the Penang body the other day. And a good idea, too: except that it wouldn't work Even a Colony Chamber might lead463 words
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Article, Illustration1571 1936-10-04 14 What Would singapore DO IN A GAS ATTACK? Present Precautions For Civilians Are Not Adequate TV/ HAT precautions are being taken to safeguard Singapore's civilian population against the possibility of an air attack? In this strong article a special correspondent of The Sunday Times questions the present secretive policy of1,571 words
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Advertisement278 1936-10-04 14 THE OPTICAL HOUSE REIRACTING DISPENSING OPTICIANS ASK TO SEE THE NEW FASHION FRAMES WITH LENSES TO 51 IX VOI'R VISION FOR OFFICE, THEATRES, GAMES: EXCURSIONS ETC. Optometrist: A. TAN. D.0., MJI.A.O. EU COI'RT 65. Stamford Road. Singapore. NER-VI008" i A STRENGTHENING TONIC (cuttM manures wm oiwimwr fmmub) INCREASES VITALITY General278 words
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Advertisement105 1936-10-04 14 The New World Cabaret TEA DANCE (ADMISSION FREE) TL'ESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER DINNER DANCKS (ADMISSION 50 CTS.) EVERY NIGHT FROM 9 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT I PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74. Orchard Pd. L. ......j A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFITS Is guaranteed by ectimp105 words
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Advertisement27 1936-10-04 14 THE BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION AT JOHANNESBURG BY X.P.M. £9 iO REDUCTION FOR INTENDING VISITORS For detailed information please apply to: X.P.M. LINE, 1 Finlayson Green. Tel. 545127 words
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427 1936-10-04 15 What Would Singapore Do In A Gas Attack? Continued, from page 14 t lilid plan ttMTI Is ground for considerable anxicy. The situation of Singapore is such that there are few convenient outlying district* in which the civil population could find refuge with a guarantee of obtaining adequate food supplies.427 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1936-10-04 15 Mr. i?.L. Has tie's Farewell Interview To The Sunday Times DISAPPEARANCE OF COMMERCIAL MORALITY 'Increasingly Difficult For Honest Trader To Do Business* VERY outspoken comment on a number of local questions was made by Mr. R. L. Hastie in an interview which he ;;ave to1,520 words
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Article131 1936-10-04 15 Remarkable Test By X.L.M. IT L.M. airliners in the Far East will j •in future be in direct communication with Amsterdam while in flight, and passengers will be able to dispatch messages to friends or business connections without making use of local transmitting stations. This remarkable131 words
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Article199 1936-10-04 15 From Alameda To Tokio Contemplated Alameda, Cal. A FLIGHT from Alameda to Tokio, IX either via Seattle and the Siberian coast, or with but one hall I, at Nome, Alaska, is being planned by Mr. Benny Chojin and Mr. John Takcmoto, American-born Japan- ese. Chojin, 24199 words
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499 1936-10-04 15 GUARDS OFFICER ARRESTS A POLICEMAN Went To Barracks About A Traffic Offence A LONDON police eansiabis enI framed on truffle duty in minster was placed under p.i; a Welsh guards officer rccrnil The policcmr.ii was put la til 3 Guard Room at Wellington racks. And he was not rel until499 words
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Advertisement9 1936-10-04 15 IHiuif f /f It) m Aw*Jl m A" M9 words
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Advertisement98 1936-10-04 15 f)k NEW GLUCOSE At the request ot numerous customers Cow Gate are now introducing new and improved Glucose. Glucose A. D. is pure medicinal glucose with calcium (l/cerophosphate and vitamins A and s>»^ D <*e riv ed irom natural source. It is entirely p«M^2 ;^-^>^ free from artificial vitamin*. jg^T.^98 words
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Article248 1936-10-04 16 Saved by Flesh-Forminr Tablets This man hsiJ trm so terribly 111 that he most a thin and bony as a skeleton. ■■!;>>■ Lv taking a course of tiny, tasteless tablet:, he quickly put on pounds of firm. 1 In fact, he got heavier than h"248 words
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Article571 1936-10-04 16 Water Splashing At Shrovetide BY OUR MALACCA CORRESPONDENT THROVE Sunday or Quinquagesima Sunday, called "Intrudo," was and still is a wet day among the Portuguese. Soon after morning Mass on this day men, women and children indulge in the pastime of playing with water and wetting everybody who happens to571 words
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Article241 1936-10-04 16 T. F. Powys To Write No More Dorchester. DERSUADED by what he regards as significant signs that he should lay aside his writing, Mr. Theodore F. Powys, the 61-year-old member of the famous literary family of Powys bro- thers and an acknowledged master of the241 words
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Article207 1936-10-04 16 Tablets To Stop Colds Successful rURTHER experiments in the search for a preventive of Ihe common cold are described by Dr. S. G. Tippett, formerly medical superintendent of the Nordrach-upon-Mendip Sanatorium, in an article in the "Medical Press and Circular." Dr. Tippett employed tablets manufactured from a special precipitate from207 words
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699 1936-10-04 16 Customs Of The Early Descendants Of The Portuguese In Malacca (CONTINUED) the candles and lanterns are lighted on the boats, the firing of crackers and fireworks goes on too, continuing for about an hour, after which the owner of each boat invites brother fishermen to his house, there to put699 words
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Advertisement305 1936-10-04 16 M Itffl mf-Mm S3 *«Bfci* ih?iV; MS *r »»^v ~y^ leyf PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES— combine the Ao\ nnd its "Permanent equalisation on all four wheels, tional amount of braking area and its effectiveness \Mj£wY _jL f V I —demonstrated in millions of miles of ovmer service. The selection or" a305 words
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Advertisement531 1936-10-04 17 eK's'^^ MINIATURE f^nfk CANDID ZJ E >^*^sW Wt j£A iM'", &-^f^£ r-^ a^ a P* > l f° r ever y P^tographic All Dealers of repite will gladly demonstrate a LEI C A! Sole Agents: SCHMIDT CO. 90, ROBINSON ROAD. HEAR A WESTINGHOUSE OR STEWART-WARNER before you decide on any531 words
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Advertisement355 1936-10-04 17 lowed oy renewed en« jflH ernry and ambition, particularly gratifying to men and women in mid'tltOm.'' dle or oIdcr ages." And [J^^^IH u widely known Italian W^^^^Bf doctor. Dr. N O. Glanninl, r«c»ntly wrote: VH MfA "Tired-, ut, Frail and <OnS Shrunken bodies sorely V^TM^M^ need the established sya.^B2 I355 words
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Advertisement334 1936-10-04 17 SAY s^^^l/^$ QQ ife^C 1 S^J I For those who want economy as well as I "having comfort, the world-famous Valet I Auto Strop Razor still stands supreme* I Stropped in ten seconds, cleaned in tea 1 seconds. Nothing to take to pieces. Nothing to unscrew, and every blade provides334 words
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Miscellaneous579 1936-10-04 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 will be awarded in respect of the579 words
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Article1306 1936-10-04 18 John Drinkwater - John Drinkwater By THE King returned home after a month of crowded and happy experience, a lot of important diplomatic work taken in his stride, his personal popularity enhanced all over the near east, with an entirely satisfactory report from his ear specialist in Vienna, and1,306 words
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Article, Illustration324 1936-10-04 18 Galli-Curci Now Has A New Voice PXACTLY twenty years after her debut in grand opera GalliCurci, famous prima donna, will stage her come-back in New York on November 18 with a brand-new "surgical" voice. She will no longer be a coloratura soprano. In future she will be a dramatic lyric324 words
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90 1936-10-04 18 New Orleans. THE estate of Senator Huey Long, who i was assassinated a year ago. has now been valued at approximately £30.700. This is considered surprisingly small, as during his life-time Huey Long always had unlimited resources at his command through his system of90 words
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Article47 1936-10-04 18 Work On The Kwammon Tunnel Begun Moji. Sept. 19. The first spade of earth was dug here today in the projected construction of the 2.8-kilometre undersea tunnel linking Shimonosekl and MoJl. The occasion was marked with appropriate ceremonies attended by high prefectural, railway and other officials.47 words
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Advertisement570 1936-10-04 18 I Here is tj^usenefflj X/IGOUR comes with good health— and good health comes with Brand's Essence When vitality is low, you get that sluggish lack-of-energy feeling sure sign that you need Brand's. Brand's Essence of Chicken restores lost vitality and gives you energy. For years Brand's has been prescribed by570 words
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Advertisement55 1936-10-04 18 Britain's Purest Products FiSH MEAT PASTE^W Sold By All Good Dealers. SOLE AGENTS: GORDON ROBEY LTD. UNION BUILDINGS TEL 4396 SINGAPORE. *A*.«fc f i" ;a '^Binilfci nl ii* ifl^H ISi SB r i REST HOUSE, MUAR. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Refreshments and Meals, etc.. etc. Satisfaction Assured. Prompt Courteous Attention. MUAR55 words
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Article, Illustration604 1936-10-04 19 A RE you one of those women who are forever pressed for time Do you dash from the house at the expense of your beauty time budget If so, you are in dire need of a thorough reorganisation of your604 words
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645 1936-10-04 19 AUTUMN IDEAS IN ENGLAND OOUND dining tables have come i round again. But the newest tables are being made in small sizes to give a dainier appearance than did the large, round tables of Victorian days. The wood used is usually light. There are oak645 words
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Article158 1936-10-04 19 BY their circular skirts will you be able to identify the smartest of the new autumn dresses. Snug abene the waistline and flared below is the sllbOQCtta that interests the designers of daytime clothes right now They have already anticipated the objection that full skirts158 words
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Advertisement353 1936-10-04 19 Beauty Secrets which make French Women World Famous ft. Smart l\irisiennes are probably the I experts in make-up in the world. 1 hoir latest secret is the use of a new airfloated lace powder. I'owder ten times finer than ever before thought possible. Made by a new process whirled by353 words
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Advertisement251 1936-10-04 19 THE BEGINNING IS Swats difficult M THE IDEAL GIFT P A FOR ALL OCCASIONS. Exquisitely wrought, each MMW piece shows the hand of the A craftsman. Call and see our stock of j^ I jf new and exclusive designs. Catalogues with pleasure. A E MAYNARD CO., LTD. IH 11. BATTERY251 words
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Article, Illustration584 1936-10-04 20 Make-Up For The Sun-Tanned CUX-TA.NXED beauties can look enchanting with the help of the right kind of make-up. If, however, they use the same kind of make-iip which they are wont to use when they are not tanned, the result is far from lovely. Faces look patchy and whitewashed," and584 words
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578 1936-10-04 20 Flower Fashions For The Dinner Table A FEW flowers and often, is the maxim followed by women who like to decorate their dinner tables as fashionably as possible. Single flowers, small sprays of blossoms and little clusters are nut in an orderly line down the centre of the long table.578 words
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Article65 1936-10-04 20 Chopped ripe olives make a fine addition to Thousand Island dressing Combine chopped olives with finely cut celery, radishes, cucumber, hard cooked egg, pimento, onion, sweet pepper to make an individual variation. Use the customary combination of mayonnaise and chili sauce or catsup as background, or substitute65 words
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Advertisement330 1936-10-04 20 In 3 days- Ji K^s %9 large pores -disappear! Tokaloa Vanishing Skinfood contains predißestrd dairy cream and olive oil. These si..~ *„)wn into the pores and bring tci the si "-face deeply hidden dirt which soap and water can MM reach. Othei precious ingredients of Tokalon Vanishing i^lunt'Kxl nourish and330 words
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Advertisement103 1936-10-04 20 i can be <'.iinty with an ugly hair Bjf growth under the arms or on WM the legs. Don't shave it off and make it grow faster and coarser like a man's beard. At last a great I Chemist has discovered a new product that makes unwanted hair just melt103 words
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Advertisement206 1936-10-04 20 CT'iT* ln simpler and I S-^y **f*r to nk fo^ I.JJS^^ "f.outhills"-whcn [/Ps&\ by doln you 'th V complete. J pror^ction." ioft' J~M loor'nng comfort Of all Chemists and Stores.... Sole Agents for Malaya: GRAFTON LABORATORIES. Singapore: GIFT SHOP SALON Flat 14. Capitol Mansions. Millinery. Hats made to order. Hats206 words
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Article, Illustration26 1936-10-04 21 TpilS well fitting swim suit Is in blue and white. It has a novel pattern^and ties at the waist. Model by Roberts.26 words
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Article630 1936-10-04 21 DETAILS OF THE NEW BLOUSES fA BEVY of blouses lias been prepared which is every bit as attractive as the transparent kind ;which have been such a furore. There are simply-cut blouses in white eyelet hole embroidery, j Oyster-tinted satin blouses are soft and luxurious, and handmade630 words
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Article108 1936-10-04 21 •T*HIS can be made with oranges. lemons, or grapefruit, but perhaps it is most tlelcious with oranges. Take three cupfuls of orange juice, and one cupful of wp.ter, and bring to the boll in a saucepan. Stir two tablespoonfuls of custard pewder to a smooth cream108 words
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Article35 1936-10-04 21 In simDllcUv femininity lies thp appeal of the new clothes. Ther aren't fussy. Although sleeves have interest at the top. the squared shoulder-lln? Is oiean-cut, not exaggerated, and fla tors almost any shoulder.35 words
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Article1443 1936-10-04 21 Godfrey Winn - Godfrey Winn By THERE are so mar things that women can't do that I find myself in a quandary to know where to begin. Therefore, I have decided to be alphabetical about it. A. They Can't Argue **/^AN'T argue, indeed you protest loudly, remembering that argument1,443 words
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Advertisement21 1936-10-04 21 J^2"Lactogen" were not an article of sterling -nerit gL^ I M. -^^^IfiH That is why a^sc^p^^^^^^^?^ (QffiSlmothers insist oti **^js. /^^i21 words
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Article, Illustration2842 1936-10-04 22 SPEECHES OF MR. H. J. PAGE ANE MR. C. D. AHEARNE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. THE key-note of the I.S.P. Conference is the very cheerful spirit displayed by the planters v/ho have come to town —some with their wives— to listen attentively to2,842 words
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Article305 1936-10-04 22 British Policy In The Mediterranean PROTEST FROM TURIN Rome. r TIIE Italian public is being trained to look on British Mediterranean policy as directed specifically against Italy. This idea ir> vigorously exploited in an oi'tsnoken article in the Stampa of Turin, one of the most serious305 words
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Advertisement206 1936-10-04 22 jNOVj Sthf §t raits %imt% JNOV. 1936 I 1936 <£JIH M ilAlo" will be Published in NOVEMBER TO OUR READERS You will find the Annual something new in Malayan journalism. It will be an interesting magazine informative and authoritative, and completely Malayan. The Annual will be well illustrated with pictures206 words
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Advertisement123 1936-10-04 22 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin has nearly 50 million tiny ae.ims or pores where tiny g«rm« or parasites can hide and oauso your skin to Itch. Crack. Peel, Hum, also Eo«ma, Dhoby Itch, Ringworm, Pimples, Acne, Crotch-Itch, and Slngnpore Foot. Don't waste time wlta ordinary methods. You123 words
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2043 1936-10-04 23 " Nestor - "Nestor" By AMERICAN LAWN TENNIS AND GOLF INVASION CARPENTIER, DEMPSEY AND BATTLING SIKI THE years 1920 to 1922 were notable for the way in which Great Britain, pioneers of feport, were outclassed by competitors from overseas. In golf, in lawn tennis, in cricket and in2,043 words
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Article, Illustration946 1936-10-04 23 Interviews With A Sunday Times Sports Correspondent iirHEN asked how the Chinese Olym- pic team fared in the Berlin games Poh Kirn Seng, the Malayan AA A. champion, revealed that they failed to gain even a single point. Conditions, he said, were946 words
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Advertisement217 1936-10-04 23 CHINESE TRADE FAIR £936 ORGANISED BY THE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT THE GREAT WORLD, KIM SENG ROAD, FROM 2nd TO 11th OCTOBER, 1556. (BOTH INCLUSIVE) Do you ever have that "ail gone" feeling? It may result from 100 much to .?at or drink, the wrong kind of food.217 words
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Article, Illustration32 1936-10-04 24 ..em Moaning, niece of Mr. I. Hoahing, the Singapore lawyer, in p!ay during th«> French girls' lawn tennis championship which she won. Shortly before she had won the British junicr girls' championship.32 words
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Article138 1936-10-04 24 THE second annual Johore Olympic weight-lifting championships will be held on Thursday, Oct. 8 at the Theatre Royal Hall. Jalan Station, Johore Bahru, beginning at 8 p.m. Competitors are Fly-Weight A. Hamld b. Mansour. Yusof b. H. Sirat. Ng Siak Cheon*. Wong Fook Pol and Ahmed b. Hassan138 words
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Article222 1936-10-04 24 Malacca Hockey EURASIAN VOLUNTEERS IN WINNING STRIDE iFiom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. On the Kubu field the Eurasian Volunteer Ccrps "A" prided another win r list of victc ries when they j l) at me Alor Gajah Recreation Club by tin odd gcal in222 words
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Article92 1936-10-04 24 In deference to the wishes of several competitors. the annual JohoreSlngapore walking race provisionally fixed for today has been postponed to Sunday, Nov. 1. There has been a strong entry from the Police and the Royal Inniskilllng Fusiliers but the response from other quarters has not been as92 words
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606 1936-10-04 24 First And Second Days (From Our Own Cd espondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. FOLLOWING are the handicaps for the first day (Saturday. Oct. 10) of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn meeting. RACE 1. HiiiM-N. Clajw 4, s'j furs.: Stormy Night 9.0. Closing Tune 8.11. Unity 8.10.606 words
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Article253 1936-10-04 24 HOCKEY MATCH WITH INDIANS DRAWN THE S.C.R.C. drew I—l with the Indian Association at hockey at the I.A.'s ground yesterday, although on their play they should have won by a good margin. They were slow to get going and finished the first half by losing a goal253 words
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Article150 1936-10-04 24 (From Our Own Correspondent; Seremban. Saturday. The Negri Sembllan lawn tennis team is to be congratulated on the very fine showing against Malacca during the week. Despite losing th» singles matches, Negri got the better of the doubles. This display clearly revealed the progress that has been150 words
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Article93 1936-10-04 24 The Y.W.C.A. Sports Club held an "At Home yesterday at the hostel. Fort Canning. About 50 members and friends were present. A start was made in the final of the mixed doubles of the lawn tennis tournament. Miss E. Peechey and Mr. B. van Cuylenberg93 words
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Article, Illustration36 1936-10-04 24 Golden Noble, owned by Mr. J. E. Cottrell, won the Hammersmith Selling Plate at Hurst Park. Surrey, with Can't Stop second and Omegan third. In the picture Golden Noble is leading a furlong from the finish.36 words
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Article45 1936-10-04 24 Johore Rifle Club scores for September: Nett Cup: RJ3.M. F. H. Carpenter, R.E. 34+33+31=98, first; Captain H. E. Pike, R.E. 29+33 32=94, second. Handicap Cup: R.S.M. F. H. Carpenter, R.E. 98,000, first; Mr. F. K. McNamara, (Adjutant, Johore Police Forces) 97,278, second.45 words
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368 1936-10-04 24 NEGRI RUGBY LIST OF FIXTURES FOR THE SEASON (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. I AM obliged to Mr. R. Briggs, the honorary secretary of the Negri Sembilan and Malacca Rugby Football Association for a copy of the fixtures for the season 1936-1937. I note that Mr. E. F. Murphy368 words
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Article285 1936-10-04 24 NEGRI -MALACCA LOSE HEAVILY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. DL'NGLED tackles and poor scrummaging were responsible for Negri-Malacca's ignominous rugger defeat at the hands of Se!angor I here today by 32 points (five goals, a try and a dropped goal) to nil. There was a feeling of nervousness about285 words
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Article57 1936-10-04 24 In the handicap sinsles Class 3 of the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament yesterday, J. Manasseh l5) beat T. Nagashima (scratch) 6— 2, C l. The tie in the mixed doubles betwe3n I. A. AlsagoiT and Mlsj Wcmyss (—15.3) and Yap Ah Hian and Mrs. Pennefather, which was fixed57 words
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Advertisement120 1936-10-04 24 '■■■MIHHHIHLfI THE FINEST MUSICOMiiOY y"* rf m.X EVER PRODUCED BY AN 4BBNI^ "n MATTHEWS 9 vV < in tbc Gaumon'. British Picture "IT'S LOVE Mfci^W -si ROBERT YOUNG America ravet about it ■TV,. ;y] "FIRST RATE.... LAVISH REVUE SEQUENCES" *?JT HlB^* r% A 7 YORK AMERICAN 3.15 9.15 SEASON EXTENDED!120 words
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Advertisement53 1936-10-04 24 By supplying direct from our own factories, we eliminate the middleman, thus giving you the maximum value at the lowest possible cost. Modern pianos of beautiful design and tone, such as illustrated above can be yours at a very moderate figure. S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD. RAFFLES PLACE 16, BISHOP ST.53 words
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Article, Illustration453 1936-10-04 25 PADANG RUGBY FORM IMPROVING WITH EACH GAME The Rest 14; Newcomers 0. pi RTHER improvement, especially among the backs was apparent in the rugger game yesterday between Cricket Club Newcomers and The Rest on the Padang. Although they did well in the453 words
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Article762 1936-10-04 25 BRILLIANT boxing in the light- weight, junior flyweight and fraihrnvcijrM divisions enlivened thr Jina!s of the Singapore Amateur Uox; teanuußeaf at th,- Drili Hail las'. > There was a. glcrinu-? bout between ,v ar.<l Fustier Long, both cf the Royal Innlslviiling Fusiliers. ias PHUR It wu a762 words
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Article207 1936-10-04 25 PENANG "A"s HEAVY FORWARDS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Saturday. PLAYING a strong side which included eight or nine probable StaY; Rugby representatives Penanj 'A' defeated Perak Asiatics by 18 points to i ths afternoon on the Esplanade. TIM visitors fielded a gjed side but louna the207 words
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Article103 1936-10-04 25 Rujjby matches played at Home on Saturday resulted, says Reuter, as follows: Rosslyn Park 11, O'.d Bluos 3. Bath 8, Torquay A. 3. Bradford 3, Headingley 10. L'aneily 3. Swansea 8. Mosclcy 10, Bedford 6. Newport 6. Cardiff 9. Neath 3, Aberavon 5. Glasgow Acas 22. West o103 words
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Article148 1936-10-04 25 31—0 VICTORY IN RUGGER MATCH (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. *THE Negrl Sorr.bilan All Blues wsrc b?aten by the Selangor Club "A" XV in a rugger fixture en the padang today by 31 points (five goals, cne penalty goal and one try) to nil.148 words
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Article178 1936-10-04 25 9 Heavy Hrix.de 3. 7th Heavy Battery 0. The 9th Heavy Brigade (Changl> trained a Rugby victory j over the 7lh Heavy Battery (Biakan Mati) yesterday at Biakan Mali. The victory was as impressive as >t v.-as deserved and while the horn? team played gamely tD178 words
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Article1200 1936-10-04 25 DESULTS of fames played yes- x terday in the leagues are, says Reuter DOSITIONS in the leagues including yesterday's (tames Charlton A. 4 Chelsea 1 Derby Co 2 Grimsby T. 5 Hudderafield 3 Liverpool 2 Manchester U. 2 Sheffield Wed. 0 Stoke C 2 SunderlandReuter - 1,200 words
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Article476 1936-10-04 25 DV defeating the Services by the broad margin of 10 to 5 at poll yesterday, the Civilians won the Innis killings Cup, presented to the Singapore Polo Club by Major U. G. S. Cox M.C. The Civilians were nndcubtedly the superior ride, cemb?nin£ extra ordinarily wcii. The476 words
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Article98 1936-10-04 25 (From Onr Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. The third annual encounter between the Old Boys of the two premier Brother Schools in Perak. St. Michael's. Ipoli, and St. George's, Taiping. began this evening on the former's ground. The Old Michaelians. who were winners on the first two occasions, are98 words
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Article55 1936-10-04 25 OFFICE-BE ARERS At the annual general meeting of the New Club. Taiping. the following were elected efnee-b arers lor th^ ensuing years President, Mr. E. T. Jacques: vice-president. Mr. A. F. Dennett; Committee Messrs T. A. Crcsbie. Dr. W. R. Duff. J. N ilson. G. E. Pow, C. U. Stafford55 words
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Advertisement68 1936-10-04 25 TESTASA 5i TESTAtA FOR ENERGY, VITALITY FIT, IT'S A TEST ASA YOU NEED— If you have any difficulty in obtainin; this restorative, write to Sole Agents. Malaya HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY LTD. SINGAPORE. t| LEABN TO MMI Trith rrrace, rhythm; to lead a novice partner Into flc llr.g :t I :s68 words
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Article, Illustration756 1936-10-04 26 Delayed Tournament —Is A Change In The Rules Necessary? More Entries For Women's Events By Our Badminton Correspondent TTIIE postponement of matches in the men's smjjles and doubles badminton championship tournaments is fuithcr delaying the conrh:sion of the tournaments. This has been occasioned by756 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-10-04 26 Members of the Port Dickson Recreation Club badminton teams. In th: centre is Inche Mohamed Idris (District Officer. Port Dickson) who has proceeded on transfer.25 words
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Article283 1936-10-04 26 PORT DICKSON R.C DOUBLES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seromban, Saturday. A GREAT deal of interest Is bein shown in badminton in Negr. Sembilan at the moment. The intcrparty tournament has just begun while the tournaments arc in the closing stages. This week three finals will be played.283 words
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Article63 1936-10-04 26 Members of the Chinese Friendly Association are requested to note tbat the special general meeting will be held at the Association premises, 126. Albert Street, top floor, on Tue.st. 8 p.m. After the meeting the subcommittee meeting of the anniversary celebration which will be held on Saturday63 words
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Article, Illustration954 1936-10-04 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. pOOI) progress was made in the Selangor badminton impionships when the semi-fina* rounds of the junior doubles and the women's singles and doubles were played at the Victoria Institution Hall last week. A start was also made in the954 words
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Article110 1936-10-04 26 A team from the following will represent the Social Athletic Party in a friendly game cf soccer against the August Badminton Party today at the Fraser and Neave sports ground, kick off at 5.10 p.m.: Sim Ah Pang, Koh Chye Tuan, Leong Hock Kee. Tok Som Mul, Teo110 words
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Article62 1936-10-04 26 The following players will represent the National Badminton Party against the Playfair Badminton Party on the former's court at Silat Road today at j 2.30 p.m. Tan Peng Hock, Sng Beng Teck, Sng Seng Heng. Tan Kck Ann. Koh Leong Kirn. Lee Kirn Teck. Low Hock Chiang, P.62 words
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Article39 1936-10-04 26 Members of the Argonauts Badminton Party, Malacca, are requested to note that the eighth annual general meeting of the party will bo hold at the residence of Mr. Lye Bor Soo. U. Gaja Berang lioad, at 11 a.m. today.39 words
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Article122 1936-10-04 26 MR. J. DEVLIN (From Our Own Correspondent). AS a result of representations made by the Straits Times to the 8.8.C. in London, it has now been decided to include in Transmission II (the transmission intended for Malaya) an electrical recordin,; cf a talk on badminton122 words
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Article177 1936-10-04 26 (From Dur Own Correspondent Scr;mb2.n, Sa.urd^y. Further progress has been macl>- In the Negn Sembilan State rjadmiiwou tournament and the latest results uc: Mi::ed Doubles (Gemi-finals> Mi:t: Wong Foong Mcc and Chan Yocn Kan beat Miss Chu Tsuk Lin and S. V.? rapan 21—18, 21^2: Miss P.177 words
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Advertisement11 1936-10-04 26 good in arm case DUt petter i Distributors: FRASER NEAVE LTD.11 words
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1039 1936-10-04 27 " ECHO - "ECHO" BY Little Prospect Of Making A Livelihood Plans For Improvement Of The Stadium rrUK GUNNEBB deserve hearty congratulatioiM on their victory in thr^ S.A.F A. Cup final. They •were expected to win. as I wrote before the match, but as Mr. remarked this has been1,039 words
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Article, Illustration9 1936-10-04 27 Tha Chinese Recreation Club of Batu Pahat football team.9 words
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Article, Illustration15 1936-10-04 27 Athletes of "Spade House" champions for 10SC at the Batu Pahat Govment English School sports.15 words
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Article502 1936-10-04 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) iilor SUr. Th? following are the results ofCKc 1 Dublin Golf Club monthly medal (bogey) for September Syed Abdul Rahman (winner 201 3ther returns. C. H. Mackay. H. A. Campbell. Wan Ismail. Che Din, L. J. rhompson, T. KHchlng. R. Homer and L.502 words
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Article, Illustration22 1936-10-04 27 Photograph taken on the occasion of the inter-State lawn tennis match between Negri Sembilan and Malacca. Malacca won by a narrow margin.22 words
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Article81 1936-10-04 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Thanks mainly to a splendid set of halves, the Government Services beat the English School at hockey by three goals to one on the School Padang. Jabbar bin Mohamed Salleh, better known on the soccer field, shone at rentre-half. Of the forwards, D.81 words
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Article67 1936-10-04 27 SPADES HOUSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu ""ahat. THE annual athletic sports the Government English School, Batu Pahat. were held on the school ground on Wednesday before a large gathering. The individual champion for "A" was won by Abdul Manan b. All (Hearts67 words
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219 1936-10-04 27 REGENT'S CUP TWO GAMES PLAYED IN FIRST ROUND (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. In the first round of the cup-tie competition for the Regent's Cup, the Abdul Hamid Sports Club, holders trounced the Posts and T i?graphs by 11 goals to 1. The Spoi^ Club was decidedly the better219 words
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Article37 1936-10-04 27 The concluding ties of the Useful B.P. open singles badminton championships to be played during the next week-end are Saturday, Oct. 10: Wee Kirn Wee vs. Chiang Tiong Wah; George Chen vs. E. Hock Chiang.37 words
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Article148 1936-10-04 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. Pcnang travelled to Sungel Patani and played the Sungci Pr.tinl Club at golf. Penang won by four matches to three. Scores (Penang first) F. Gordon Smith and W. Anderson beat G. Holliday and J. F. Fletcher 2 and 1. G. A.148 words
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Article77 1936-10-04 27 (From Our Own Correspondent > Seremban, Saturday. The Negrl Sembilan Japanese Association bc-t the Port Dickson Club in the Chang Seng Long Cup lawn tennis tournament. The results were: M. Sakata beat Capt. Denaro 6 2, 6—l T. Oda beat Major J. T. Bretherton 6—4. 777 words
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Article46 1936-10-04 27 (Prom Our Own Coi respondent) Taiping. The following are the Perak Golf Club fixtures for October. Oct. 4 Men's Medal (Bogey) Oct. 11, President's Cup Qualifying Round; Oct. IC. Women's Medal (Bogey) Oct. 25, Presid?nfs Cup First Round Oct. 31, Men's Medal (Stroke).46 words
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Article163 1936-10-04 27 Segamat C.R.C. Beat Gemas R.I. (From Our Own Correspondent)' Segan.a' T^3 Sesamat Chinese Recreation Club secured a harc'-earned one-nil against the Gemas Railway Institute, at Gemas, last week. The ground victory in an exciting soccer game was a great handicap to fast soccer but keen rivalry between the163 words
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Article31 1936-10-04 27 The monthly general meeting of the Amateur Sporting Asscciation will be held tomorrow at 0 p.m. at the residence of Mr. Ithoo Ens Watt, 41, Craig Road, Singapore.31 words
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Article, Illustration64 1936-10-04 28 First Trans -Atlantic Flying-Boat On Trial THE SHORT FLYING-BOAT Caledonia, the first of the aircraft scheduled for the Imperial Airways experimental trans-Atlantic service, on the slipway while undergoing constructor's trials at Rochester before going to the marine aircraft experimental establishment at Felix:. towe to undergo official trials for a certificate64 words
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Article, Illustration70 1936-10-04 28 One of the many armoured giants of Britain's mechanised army which moved menacingly across Salisbury Plain during the special manoeuvres devoted entirely to tanks. SIR JOHN SIMON, the Home Secretary, golfing at St. Andrews. MISS BETTY SLADE (London Diving Club) the woman springboard champion of70 words
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