The Straits Times, 20 December 1936
1936-12-20
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Title Section20 1936-12-20 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION Ho. 261 Sunday, Dtcembtr 20, 1936 Price 10 cents.!20 words
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Article, Illustration713 1936-12-20 1 GENERALISSIMO'S FATE SEALED? Shensi Governor's Wife Executed Shanghai, Saturday. 7ERO hour, six o'clock Ihis evening, the time limit set by the 1 supreme war council for the liberation of Marshal Chiang Kai-shek by the pro-Communist rebels under Chang Hsuehliang, was reached ?nd the Generalissimo wasReuter; Sin Chew Jit Poh - 713 words
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Article160 1936-12-20 1 London, Saturday. M7IT: I apj ropriate ceremonial the proclamation was read this' afternoon by the King's offlcers-of- 1 arms at St. James's Palace and at oth*»r nolntt in Westminster and thej City ol London "touchlner his Royal Coronation and that of Her Majesty! the Qiio?n and the nobility160 words
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Article60 1936-12-20 1 The Swedish Air Force has placed a cjntract In Germany fcr 36 bomber planes of Junkers type Nd 82. The first is to ba delivered in a few days. These machines are to be fitted with British motors, built under licence in Sweden, and certain .special ..ypes60 words
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Article38 1936-12-20 1 Marseilles, Saturday. Maryse Hilsz, the French airwoman, was seriously injured when the machine In which she was attempting to break a speed record crashed. Mile. Hilsz jumped with a parachute. She broke two ribs. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration52 1936-12-20 1 F >r the flflt time since the constitutional crisis Mrs. WaL. Simpson p r €i for the newspaper cameramen. The pictare was taken ha the rrounds of the Villa Loui Viei and shows, left to richt: Lord Brownlow, Mrs. Herman Refers, Mrs. Simpson and Mr.52 words
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Article122 1936-12-20 1 Empire Youth Service In London Similar Rallies In The Qolopies? London, Saturday. WITH Westminster Abbey still in its Coronation setting, a service! for the youth of the Empire will be held there on May 19, one week after ttoe Coronation ceremony.* Over 8,000 youths between 16 and 18 years ofBritish Wireless - 122 words
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Article93 1936-12-20 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday. LIIS Highness the Yang di Per- tuan Besar of Negri Sembilan and party of 50 arrived today. They travelled in four F.M.S.R. reserved coaches which were attached to the international express from Penang. On arrival they were met by93 words
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Article382 1936-12-20 1 A. C. S. CAMBRIDGE DINNER MORE than 80 young; men, most of whom are going to put aside school books and begin life anew, met at dinner at the G. H. Cafe in Singapore last night. The Senior Cambridge Dinner of the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, is382 words
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Article86 1936-12-20 1 England 426 For 6 Hammond Not Out 231 AT the end of the second day's play at Sydney in the second test match England had made a total of 42G runs for the loss of six wickets in their first innings. Of this total Hammond has made a86 words
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279 1936-12-20 1 Singapore Harbour Board Dockyard Activities May Cease Entirely DOCKYARD engineering activities by the Singapore Harbour Board are likely to ceas_> entirely. The Sunday Times understands. This con-. tingenry has been precipitated by the strike by 400 Chinese artisans employed in machine shops of the board. It would have the effect279 words
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59 1936-12-20 1 Severe Rubber Shortage Next Year? From Our Own Correspondent) London, Saturday. THE City anticipates that a severe shortage of rubber will be experienced by the end of April next year. As a result of this expected shortage it is expected that the price will steadily increase. The price of rubber59 words
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Advertisement11 1936-12-20 1 COMING "CAIN MABEL" STARRING CLAIM fiAHE i MARK! BAVIES WARMER BROS.11 words
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Advertisement83 1936-12-20 1 Coming GIVE ME YOUR HEART STARRING KAY FRANCIS SOON Full details of the play in page 24. Other sport in pages 24, 25, 26 27. PEEK FRfcANo^^CREAM tRAGKERS" ABE DELICIOUS! With cheese or as a "snack" their crisp wholesomeness makes them acceptable at all times. Try the new Air Tight83 words
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Article, Illustration1602 1936-12-20 2 Moneychangers And The Emden The Labour Unrest Should Coolies Save? AFTER the recent visit of n the U.S. Asiatic Fleet, ■with its seamen spending freely their pay of three dollars (Straits) a day, Singapore could not fail to notice during the past week that the Emden men spent1,602 words
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Advertisement43 1936-12-20 2 la B.'v l»^ jt^^^Wt y MS^K^sW mUU A wide selection of choice POULTRY GAME Australian Turkeys, English Ducks. Long Island Duckling*, English Chickens, English Australian Capons. Scotch Grouse, Pheasants, English Quail. Engliei? Pigs—. Continental Teal, Partridges, Weodcock. Pigeoas, Wild Duck. PHONE 5378 W.P.S./O.43 words
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151 1936-12-20 3 SPENDING BAN ON MEN OF CRUISER EMDEN LIMITED TO $3.50 FOR SHOPPING A Lli ii F less than $2.50 was all the captain of the German cruiser Emden was permitted to spend on curios and other articles in Singapore during the warship's visit. Every one of the 650 other members151 words
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114 1936-12-20 3 B?rlin. Princ ss Hermine von SchonichCarolata. twenty-six- year-old stepdaughter of the ex-Kalser. is to marry Herr Hn ;o Hanung, son of a Dusssldorf Indus Lriallst at a Berlin regljler omce. A chirc:i ceremony will be held later at Shabor Castle, the Slleslan home of Princess Hermine's114 words
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Article124 1936-12-20 3 SLA Vin-.V HOTEL Bu* lat Tiffin and Special Dinner. CINEMAS. UMJOBMki L£dy Bi Ca-cfiil wi'h Lew Avrcs Man Carll;.a. 3.15. 6.1=. 9.13. "tAIi.OL: 3 Marred Men w.ih Kosoc WillCm F.av.ley and Mary 3rian 3 15— G 13 9.15. iIARaiCK— GEYLANC: Captain MOB. 6 glcb;: theatre, cbeat world:124 words
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Article30 1936-12-20 3 TikL-t. Basby: Army vs. N.S.-Ma.acr-a, Anon Ho^Hey:' Un'.tcd Servlr-es vs. SeUnger. Tanglln: R.A.O.C. vs. 8.C.C.. Pul«u B-rri: RE. (Changl) »3. B.A.M.C. Ba*e'baH: Singapore v». Johoie. Oreat Wcr'.d, 7 p.m.30 words
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Article41 1936-12-20 3 Mails from Europe etc. (London) expected today by air (Imperial! will be ilellverci hVd-'s at 6 pm. Oneral de T lv<-y of lett*-* en M pli<v 8 25 a.m. M-'- *-"m CX and Japan on Weatiatday by :.TaUcci Mam.41 words
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Article70 1936-12-20 3 T«4ay. Av*trol;a Ne« Zealand. Java w* Timor DUly o* air .Q«nt««- oat Mw4t;. Mcdan <Plar.ci>s) jn Pengerang (8. &»n Hen?) »-n& Java and Southern Sumatra to air i Netherlands > 4 pjn. Minritlui (Houtm«n> PsiTangkat. Samoas and Slngkawang ■~r-n» P«n (Parcel- only) (Boilngla) 7 p.m. Tuesday. c-nt70 words
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Article, Illustration498 1936-12-20 3 Singapore's Unknown Artists Of The Marble Slab Prepare For Turkey Time SINGAPORE'S Unknown ArtiaU are preptuing for their annual exhibition. In every provision and grocery shop within the next few days silent, determined men will be arranging with expert hand and aesthetic eye those succulent viasses of food which will498 words
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209 1936-12-20 3 Air Services And Trade EXPANSION HOPES IN MALAYA "THE possibility of considerable civil aviation expansion in Malaya from which British firms will undoubtedly benefit, was discussed by Mr. R. B. WillmoU, H.M. Trade Commissionei at Singapore, in an interview with a "Derby Evening Telegraph" representative at the offices of the209 words
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Article178 1936-12-20 3 Drag To Save Life In Childbirth EXPERIMENTS are now being] conducted at Queen Charlotte^ Hospital. N.W., with a drug which may be the means of saving the lives of thousands of mothers in childbirth. The drug, which is called prontosil. is being investigated by Dr. Leonard Colebrook, of the scientific178 words
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Article133 1936-12-20 3 In their dally report on the share market Issued at the clcse of business yesterday Fraser and Co. states that the price of tin locally rose 25 cents to $116.50. The tin share market was again very active Thsre was a large turnover covering all classes133 words
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Article79 1936-12-20 3 Noon. Sutmday. No. 1 K. R. S S.. in cases (FOB.) MM 34 7 1G Good F A. Q. in cases r.0.8.) 34 s 31 7/16 No. i x. a. s. s. (Spa* loose) Awardable Singapore 31 3 34' j December 34*4 UK Jan-March ..IS.79 words
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Article19 1936-12-20 3 Charles Bernhardt. an Alsatian, war sentenced to eight years solitary confinement by a military court at Nancy fcr espionage.19 words
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Article101 1936-12-20 3 TpHE name of M. Georges Bonnet, former Minister of Finance and Commerce, is being mentioned in Paris as the new French Ambassador at Washington. He has had a number of talks recently with M Delbos. and in some quarters it is stated that he has already accepted the101 words
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Article100 1936-12-20 3 Saturday, December 19. Ships ilmnHi tbr l»>r.r. o. e»K-rl-« I »rrfv» Oaflaaa East Wharf Nieuw Zetland 22 Muinam 20 Mtln Wharf Ranpura 18 Klstna 16 Kinta 13 Raub 12 Ipoh 6 Empire Dock S'lversandal 30 Mentor 34 Shyoiren Mnru 48 West Wharf Chenone?aux 4 1 1100 words
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Advertisement246 1936-12-20 3 London 81 days Brisbane 31 days M Ftir-tflgiied air tours leave Singapore i fftr LONBON every Wofandiy aid Sitday— i ftr BRISBANE m Mewlays aid Fridays. l\ Passeigers esjey every contort. j Nights are spent on laid. m Hstels, meals even tips art iielidcd ii the Moderate fsre. Bookings and246 words
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Miscellaneous136 1936-12-20 3 TIDE TABLES SINGAPORE Today. H. W. 2.38 a.m. 8 5 ft.; 2.13 p.m. 9.1 ft. L. W. 8.09 a.m. 4.2 It.; 8.45 p.m. 2.1 ft. Monday. H W. 3.20 a.m. 8.4 ft.; 3.10 p.m. 8.5 ft. L. W. 9.01 a.m. 4.1 ft.; 9.33 p.m. 12.9 ft. POST SWETTCNUAM H. W.136 words
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Article, Illustration430 1936-12-20 4 SEQUEL TO 3 A. M. FATAL ACCIDENT Says Road Was Badly Lit And Tricyclist Had No Rear Light C A. S. PARK, a European, was yesterday committed to the nex. Assizes by Mr. T. P. Cromwell, the fourth magistrate on a charge of causing tiie430 words
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Article99 1936-12-20 4 Pleading guilty to having had in his r > -session for sale seven gross of white chalk cleaners bearing a counterfeit trade mark of "Blanco" the products of Messrs. Joseph Pickering and Sons. Sheffield, P. M. Abdul.Kader. a Changp Alley dealer, was fined $10 or seven days in default99 words
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Article23 1936-12-20 4 The total takings at the War Disabled Ex-Servlce Men's Exhibition, held from November 5 to 25 at the Imperial Institute, exceeded X 15,000.23 words
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Correspondence
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Letter228 1936-12-20 4 "WOMEN AREN'T REASONABLE i"N this letter I would like to appoint myself the champion of club secrearies, hairdressers, doctors, dentists, dressmakers and other people who provide magazines for the entertainncnt of their clients. I am a man but this letter is dlrectJ to the women of this town. Whcnver I228 words
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Letter142 1936-12-20 4 WI "H reference to "Onlooker's" notes in The Sunday Times of last week regarding the mention of Malayans In the literature of the Great War, it might have been, more accurate for htm to have said those of the army who are mentioned in the literature."142 words
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Letter101 1936-12-20 4 IN bMt week's Sunday Times Mr. Horace Richards asked: "Why did you get married?" The various reasons he gave seemed to have been obtained from people of the modern world. Did he ever ask those whose parents (especially the Asiatics) are old-fashioned? I think he101 words
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Article118 1936-12-20 4 /\N her way to Europe to man\' a man she has never teen except in photography, an 18--year-old Japanese girl passed through Singapore a few days ago. She was Miss Orie Yamaguchi, daughter of a famous Japanese artist of the classic sen I. She118 words
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819 1936-12-20 4 'AN ABSOLUTE FARCE" ■'I ADY Precious Stream' is not worth seeing again." Soi say the Chinese of Singapore. Although press reviews of the Chinese play staged by the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Association ...ve acclaimed it one of the best performances seen in819 words
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Article30 1936-12-20 4 Tho Buchan Prise of the Royal Meteorological Society for 1937 has been awarded to Mr. C. 8. Durst for papers contributed to the Quarterly Journal of the society In IC3I-35.30 words
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Advertisement444 1936-12-20 4 TWELVE INCHES LESS I ROUND THE WAIST Fat Man's Figure Now Becoming Normal Tt is a mistaken Id. a that some people •re doomed from birth to be fat and that nothing they can do will lielp them. Read how this typical fat man reduced his girth 12 Inches Having444 words
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Advertisement316 1936-12-20 4 FREE X'MAS GIFTS! PPV The King TCE./W of N««dr^« for each new Record parrhased, we clre oao box of Rex Needles Free. This offer b rood from 15th to 31st Dorember 193 C. Get those records for your Christmas and New Tear and recrivc our Free Gifts: MHO SCALA'S ACCMIEON316 words
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Article, Illustration957 1936-12-20 5 Fine Building To Cost $1,750,000 LANDMARK VISIBLE FOR MILES AROUND Only Part Of Ambitious Works Programme JOHORE IS TO BUILD THE FINEST GOVERNMENT v OFFICES IN MALAYA AT A COST OF ABOUT $1,750,000. Situated on the site of the old fort, Johore Bahru, on the edge957 words
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Article303 1936-12-20 5 Doctor's Warning To Women DYES MAY CAUSE INFLAMMATION THE risk women run by the indiscriminate use of certain types of cosmetics for tinting their eyelids and lashes is pointed out by Dr. Henry C. Semon. physician to the dermatological departments at the Royal Northern, Hampstea and King303 words
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175 1936-12-20 5 U.S. HEIRESS'S CASE AGAINST MOTHER EXTRADITION ORDER Trenton (New Jersey). MI?. Hoffman. Governor of New Jersey, has ordered Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt to be extradited to California to face charges arising from the operation performed upon her daughter. Miss Ann Hewitt, to prevent her having children. Miss Hewitt is claiming175 words
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Article26 1936-12-20 5 The Sports Correspondent in B?rlin of the Parls-Soir, M. Walter Bing. has been ordered by the Oerman authorities to leave the country within live d.\vs.26 words
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Article64 1936-12-20 5 KEEL-LAYING STARTS AT CLYDEBANK Clydebanlc. The keel of the new Cunard-Whlte Star Mner No. 532. sister ship to the Queen Mary, has been laid at John Brown's shipyard here. There was no ceremony. One hundred and thirty f jet were laid, and work has be^un on fitting64 words
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Article86 1936-12-20 5 Pork Chop Costs Club £625 \MR. EUGENE ARON, of Hunton Bridge, King's Langley, Herts, was awarded £625 damages in the King's Bench Division aaamst the Automobile Proprieta v. Ltd., owners of the Royal Automobile Club. It was alleged that he had been made ill by a pork chop hr ate86 words
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Article408 1936-12-20 5 WHY PETROL PRICE HAS DROPPED SUGGESTED THREAT OF COMPETITION MOTORISTS in Singapore are puzy.lt- d by last week's drop in (he official price of petrol from 82 cents to 77 cents a gallon. Petrol prices move up and down in a mysterious and apparently arbitary manner, and in the absence408 words
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Article64 1936-12-20 5 Piloting a three- engined "Cant. Zappata 506 machine the Italian airman. Captain Mario Stoppanl, on November 29 flew to a height of 25,692 ft. with a load of 4.4001 b and on December 1 reached 22.071 ft. with a load of 11.0001 b. The former records were held64 words
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188 1936-12-20 5 rIE Malaya Catholic Leader of Dec. 19 stales: We are unable to understand how certain local contemporaries could give such prominence to the debate on Birth Control by the Chinese Christian Association in Singapore. One of the papers went to the extent of making188 words
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Advertisement151 1936-12-20 5 THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME! There is an incomparable thrill in telnj able to both recognise the chance o( a lifetime and make the most or it at the time, but it is the irony of life that such chance, slip by unclaimed, and arc rarely discerned until they151 words
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Advertisement376 1936-12-20 5 I]/|| 1/ Bone-Radiol WJI TREATMENT \]^2rj I S O T* lamene**. and cure* Jmlrir i>(" Spavin*, Hing-bnaes. "Mfl I'hirkencd Tendon*, on.l all II hard and armi-harJ, bony or -H'jf fibrous enlargement*. B I NO PAIN, ff\\ NO BLISTER, b.l I NO HAIR J^fe DISTURBED /^p'V A curt it gunranltrd, and376 words
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Article, Illustration720 1936-12-20 6 P. and O. CHAIRMAN ON COMPETITION FROM JAPANESE "DECAUSE of Japanese competition, the number of British ships serving the East is bound to diminish no conceivable recovery in trade can prevent it," said the Hon. Alexander Shaw, chairman of the720 words
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Article126 1936-12-20 6 "I HAVE not yet decided what I shall do, but I shall go to Cambridge next August," Chia Kirn Chwee, one of Singapore's Queen scholars, told the Sunday Times yesterday. Kirn Chwee is the son of Mr and Mrs. Lim Siew Long, and adopted126 words
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Article34 1936-12-20 6 The Rev. R. L. Archer will give a lecture on "The Significance of Christmas" at the Ramakrishna Mission, 9. NorrU Road. Singapore, at 6.30 v.m. on Thursday, Dec. 24. All interested are Invited. I34 words
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115 1936-12-20 6 COLONIES' PART IN AIR DEFENCE OF EMPIRE 'THE hope that the Colonies would play an increasing part in the air defence of the Empire was expressed by Mr. Ormsby-Gore, the Colonial Secretary, at a luncheon of the East Africa Group of the Overseas League at Holborn Restaurant, London. He and115 words
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106 1936-12-20 6 Eternity "VERY NEAR".... DIED IN 5 MINUTES J^R. James F. Long, 64, of Bath, collapsed and died at a minister's induction at Limpley Stoke (Wilts). Five minutes before, in a speech, he said: know I have not got very long before me. Eternity is very near." Dr. Long, brother of106 words
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473 1936-12-20 6 (From A Special Correspondent.) CANTA Claus and carol singers, pastors and Sunday school teachers will revive the spirit of Christmas this year for 2,000 Chinese families in Singapore. Local Chinese churches and Epworth Leagues are organising pageant?, djnners, socials and carol parties, and holding special services473 words
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Article116 1936-12-20 6 TSMAIL bin Noor Mohamed, charged on three counts, with having cheated soldiers of Tanglin and Gillman Barracks on various dates In November this year, was produced before Mr. H. A. Forrer in the Criminal District Court yesterday. The accused claimed trial and the case was postponed116 words
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Article37 1936-12-20 6 A man named Vecravagoo was charged before Mr. J. P. BMdalph in the second magistrate's court. pore, yesterday with voluntarily ou:slng grievous hurt to Rajaratnam. The case was postponed to Dec 24 for mention.37 words
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Advertisement177 1936-12-20 6 Miss Fianklm, winner of the "Daily Mail" Btaaty Contest thanks ([jsss DENTIFRICE mf for her beautiful teeth Miss Franklin says: "Of course, good looks are not of much use unless your teeth are in good condition. My teeth are thanks to Gibbs Dentifrice. Since I started using Gibbs I've noticed177 words
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Article951 1936-12-20 7 Fred. J. MelviUc - Fred. J. MelviUc) Stamp Collecting (By MY American mail this week is the fullest of news of unusual philatelic interest. First there comes a note of the death of Mr. Fred W. Ayer of Bangor, Maine, at the age of 81. The name is all951 words
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Advertisement334 1936-12-20 7 nw stamps or thk tbbatt rdm GREAT BRITAIN. OV CUINA AND OK FORMOSA UKfcM I BKM«in. oy Captain B. R. Oliflcll LL.B. The handsome tlack stamp of the A complete history of tills littic known 1 ostal Congress kM of 1029 in very «roun cf stamps. nnc u^" d con:334 words
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Advertisement500 1936-12-20 7 ♦-^aaaaaamaaaaaaaaaa»aaaaaaqa*»aaßaaaa«aT LEAVES FROM MY DIARY ooacerninc OATLANDS Met a fellow called Marriott yesterday, just j home frovi New Zealand. Said he always spends] Leave here. Most of his'^ friends know of Oatlands' ...was Hospital for JVeicj Zealanders during the War. Added with broad grin that it is much more 'hospitable'500 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous471 1936-12-20 7 Today's EMPIRE STATION. TRANSMISSION 4. Three of the foUowlmr frequencies wUI M toed: GSI 15.26 Me s (10.66 m.) GSD 11.75 MC/S Uj.53 m GSB 9.51 Mc'f m S* no 12.35 a m Big Ban. The ChOsren's Hear Tantomanla.' A Christmas pontoalavr by Gerald MerrUac. 1.20 am Greenwich time dgnal.471 words
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Miscellaneous700 1936-12-20 7 Wireless Programmes Minuet (4) Ballet (Detussy). Symphony No. 4 in A (The Italian!: (1) AUagro vivace (4) 'Andante con moto (3) Con moto Oodft-ato (4> Saltarello. presto (Mendelssohn) 7 20 p n -Annul V. (W«» A runr:nc ri *--r an the AbmlsUm f aatball match, Iroa the Arsenal FootbaU <;700 words
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Miscellaneous371 1936-12-20 7 Court. A radio drama on E. Th. A Hoffmann by P. Ch. Lance. 10. J5 p. a. Hitler Yo>:th profrram-e. 11 .05 p.m. Little folk music. 11. SO p m Cloce down. PHOHI-HOLLAND SUUon P.B I. Wavcamcth* 18.71 al U U b. o. 31 U a 7. 50 p.m. Special371 words
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Miscellaneous362 1936-12-20 7 10.50 a. a. Opening announcement. 10. M a. a. Merry music. 11.20 a.m. Concert by Nlrom Orchestra. 11.48 a. a. Caiil'on. 11.50 a. a. Continuation of concert by Nirom Orchestra. 12. 0S p. a. Varie'y cinema organ concert. 12.35 p. a. Light programme by Nlrom Orchestra. 1.10 p. a. News362 words
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Miscellaneous193 1936-12-20 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT Messrs. H. C. Chuan, 216. Jalan Besar, Singapore and Foo Jee Loy. Chartered Bank. Singapore, share the $100 offered In The Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle competition printed In our issue of Dec. 6. They submitted the only two All Correct entries recelred. We give below the solution193 words
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Article118 1936-12-20 8 Search For A Kindly Acquaintance "lit AY I carry your little sister IJM tor you?' A nine-year-old Hokkien girl, walking with her two-year-old siscer along Amoy Street on Friday afternoon, stopped and looked up at a Chinese acquaintance of her parents. The man picked up the little girl and walked118 words
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Article, Illustration20 1936-12-20 8 Group taken at the S.V.C. Eurasia.* Company tlancu given in honour oX the SeUngor Colts by tnc HafSr pore Colts.20 words
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Article, Illustration59 1936-12-20 8 PRESIDENT Franklin D. Roosevelt, re-elected President of the United States by a smashing majority, attended the elaborate rededication ceremony of the Statue of Liberty, on Bedloe's Island, New York harbour. The statue, which was presented to America by France, was first dedicated fifty years ago. Above is a picture from59 words
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508 1936-12-20 8 Shortage Of American Delicacies ALL MAIL SERVICES DISORGANISED AN acute shortage of American delicacies for the festive table. An almost complete lack of American fresh fruits. Mail services disorganised. Singapore ras !«egun to feel the worst effects of the United States maritime strike, which has508 words
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Article184 1936-12-20 8 CHINESE DENIES THEFT OF C AT SAYS IT WAS PUP HE KILLED (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. "I KNOW nothing about a cat but 1 I did kill a stray pup," said Cheong Kow to the local magistrate when charged with the theft of a cat belonging to Kaka Singh,184 words
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Article62 1936-12-20 8 CHINESE WORKMAN'S FALL IN SINGAPORE CHURCH 117ORKING about 50 feet up inside the tower of St. Joseph's Church, in Singapore, a Chinese workman slipped yesterday morning from the wooden scaffolding on which he was standing and crashed to the cement floor of the chancrl. Fellow workmen rushed62 words
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Article255 1936-12-20 8 ARRESTED MARCHER BOUND OVER From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur Saturday. POR trying to force his way through a police barricade on the highway outside Kuala Lumpur during the march of 700 strikers from Sungel i Besi mines, one of the marchers was bound over in255 words
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Article310 1936-12-20 8 Bishop Thinks Bible Has Been Misinterpreted |S it wrong for a v oman not to wear a hat in church Some Churchmen think it is others think it is not. The latest pronouncement is by the Bishop of Ely, who thinks thar people who insist310 words
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101 1936-12-20 8 Three serious accidents occur d in Singapore yesterday afternoon. A 13-year-old Chinese girl was seriously injured when she was Knocked down in Havelock Road by a motor- cycle. She was taken to hospital unconscious. A Javanese is not expected to live tallowing a collision with101 words
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145 1936-12-20 8 A DARING highway robbery took place in a Singapore street when a messenger boy on his way to a I bank was punched on the fa«c by a man who then snatched a parcel holding three cheques worth HJtTi and $193 in cash, and ran145 words
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Article194 1936-12-20 8 FROM MONS TO THE ARMISTICE Hull. A VETERAN War horse. Captain Adrian Bethell's old charger Suzette, has died at Rise Park, Captain Bethell's seat near Beverley, at the age of 32. Suzette joined the 2nd Life Guards in 1911. and took part in all194 words
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Advertisement555 1936-12-20 8 HEADACHES We think Wt'r about them perhaps, and yet tlwy ure very often the warning signals of iori» MMM which Is developing within our CHIROPRACTIC Li U)<> health science that has been most successful and which Immediately goe» to the es use of those headaches and In many cues h555 words
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Article, Illustration1357 1936-12-20 9 I AST Sunday's notes on Malayans mentioned in the literature of the Great War have brought a letter from a Penang reader who calls my attention to a reference to the late Major Jensen, well-known in Penang and Kuala Lumpur before the War. In Lieut. Ccl. J.1,357 words
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Article134 1936-12-20 9 83 CHRISTMAS, 1936 {Written on the evt 0/ a twenty-filth succe?sive Chrittmai in the East When Christmas comes and the Old Year dies There's no place like Home. Of people and places fond memories rise And Time turns a page in his tome. There all the loved ones134 words
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Advertisement242 1936-12-20 9 QUICK RELIEF Yeast-Vite not only /^^^V. Don't suffer dayi jgtt\ relieve* pain and discom- /T of tain an! ill- V7*J**.t fort but tone* the whole (jsf A get reliejJAr "?*i system as well I It nour- f*A f?\ /W^^J ishe* the nerve* and ,S l\* ~JI> S/, purifies tbe blood242 words
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Advertisement306 1936-12-20 9 r* jjfe i H HISTORIC H I If -+A m VJ> v^*- /^a. n U Maaa^H r 'H A M H PtJ^jll I yi s »»aL^y^^Bi l& CHINA K.^^^*^B^BBuf t^, B^P BBBW Come to Indo-Cnina for your short vacation land of picturesque scenery and charm, tteeped with ancient culture and306 words
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BOOKS of the WEEK
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586 1936-12-20 10 Left Oxford To Work Among Primitive Indian Races Leaves from the Jungle. (Life In a Gond Village.) By Vcrrier Elwin. John Murray. 9s. »THE Gonds are one of the poorest and most primitive races in all India. For centuries they have been driven farther and farther into the dense jungles586 words
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Article73 1936-12-20 10 The Silent Rancher. By Gertrude Page. Lavender's Love Slory. By E. A. Rowlands. Hurst and Biackctt. 2s. 6d. Messrs. Hurst and BlackUt have added these two popular romances to their admirably produced and printed "Red Jacket" stries. "The Siient Rancher" is in its 275;h. thousand, while Miss73 words
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341 1936-12-20 10 SEAFARERS' ADVENTURES IN THE DAYS GONE BY Adventures and Perils. Edited and compiled by C. Fox Smith. Michael Joseph 7s. (id. "ADVENTURES and Perils," Is just what il sets out to be a carefuhy edited and well selected compilation of adventures and perils undergone by seafarers between Urn years 1755341 words
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Article661 1936-12-20 10 Spider Spinn. By Princess Paul Troubetikoy. The Machine Stops. By Wayland Smith. Green Grain. By Mary Morrison, kobert Hale. 7s. 6d. each. Sylvia Dale. By Joan Kennedy. Hutehinson. 7s. Cd. DRINCE Paul Troubetzkoy has written a grim tale of the remoter j Scilly Islands, where a few661 words
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Article173 1936-12-20 10 Attic meteor. Hy Dennis rarry. Robert Hale 7s. Gd Imagine a sangster "tsar, accustomed to thinking In millions, who has been put "on the spot" but makes a "getaway" and arrives in Athens, penniless but resourceful, and ropes into schemes to gtre Greece a new government (with big173 words
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Article, Illustration365 1936-12-20 10 Cossack-Adopted Girl Continues Her A utobio graphy H:..-sia, Farewell. By Marina Yurlova. Michael Joseph. 7s. 6d. THE naive and childlike charm which distinguished Cossack Girl "is equally noticeable in the continuation of Marina Yurlova's autography. Adopted by a Cossack regiment at the age of thirteen in 1915, and accompanying them365 words
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401 1936-12-20 10 BACKGROUNDS OF THE STAGE AND AUSTRALIA The Fair Daughter. H; Hi-I( liinson. 7s. 6d. The Shadow-Tree. By 1.. .V 15. Henry. Mc!r<rse. "s. Cd. "THE Fair Daughter" is a story or character and family Election overcoming adversity. Chris 1 Dane is a brilliant artist in black and white, but he401 words
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Article, Illustration396 1936-12-20 11 INTERESTING BAND OF WOMEN BROUGHT TO LIFE BY HISTORIAN Our Queen Mothers By Elizabeth Villiers. Mclrose. 7s. id IN a thousand years the characters and fortunes of the English Consorts who have lived to become Queen-Mothers have varied as much as their appearance and nationality. Except396 words
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Article230 1936-12-20 11 A Mess.3*e From The Sphinx. By Knei." Rk ler anO Co. 12s. 6d. pERHAPS it would be fairest to say at ence that this is a book which every astrL-^er should add to his IDmrjr. Any further discussion of its would require some ability on the230 words
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Article248 1936-12-20 11 Psychological Murder Story The Crime. By (icorso Bern.ano*. Robert Hale. 7s. 6d. B^OTHING varies more than the technique of writing the modern crime or detective story. Many authors become so Interested in the mechanics of their plot that they entirely forget the human aspert and their characters become mario I248 words
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464 1936-12-20 11 I'air C.u-:i(\ The Open Air of I iur .>n 'ne-:<-.. By .'Martin Stephen.?. John Murray. Ps. |\V|^. Martin S .phens, In this book. has desTibed the hunting of big game < *r.'!iy parts of the world In a style pecO'r to himself, which, while464 words
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Article257 1936-12-20 11 Story Of Slave Days In Jamaica Go Down, Moses. By Jane Rets Wosan. Hutchinson. 7s. Cd. fO Down. Moses" Is a distinguished addition to Messrs. Hutchison's First Novel Library. The new author has written a story tearing the unmistakable stamp of authenticity, round slave days in Jamaica, at the end257 words
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Article234 1936-12-20 11 The Sussex Downs Murder. By John Bude. Skeffington. 7s. (id. AJfR. John Bude has written a most intriguing mystery scory placed in the countryside* round Chanctonbury Ring. A farmer disappears, and his abandoned and blood-stained car is found hidden on the Downs, not very far from the house234 words
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Article288 1936-12-20 11 THE INDIA OF THE NATIVE PRINCES Diamonds and Dust. By Baron Jean Pellenc. lohn Murray. 10s. 6d. T*HE India so vividly described by Baron Jean Pellenc is the India of the great native Princes, varied by brief visits to the British strongholds of Delhi, Peshawar, Agra, and Bombay. The author288 words
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733 1936-12-20 11 Delightful Amusing Stories Of Animals In English Zoos Searchlight On Animals. By E. G. Boulenger. Robert Hale and Co. 7s. 6d. ■JIR. Boulenger with his great experience is able to bring an extremely powerful searchlight to bear on to the ways, habits and reactions of wild animals in captivity, having733 words
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Advertisement133 1936-12-20 10 "TEETH ALMOST PERFECT says Dentist M nttnMbaw jll M W JJ># m "Recently my dentist pronounced my teeth almost perfect,' writes Miss B. Skidmore. "He was curious to know to what I attributed their wonderful whiteness and extremely good condition. I have been a regular user of Macleans Tooth Paste133 words
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Advertisement135 1936-12-20 10 Beatrix Potter's Famous Character Jig -Saw Puzzles Jemioa Puddle Duck 12.23 Tom Kitten 2.24 Squirrel Nutkin m; Vktwy Jig -Saw Puzzles The HouiC Guards. Whiehall (200 Pieces -j.jo The Buccaneers. Retreat. t 3OO P.ee: I I. so Hullo. Twin* (6 Puszlea of IS Pieces bi each box) z.»9 Let's Have135 words
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Advertisement150 1936-12-20 11 More Money-Saving Power in CHEVROLET TRUCKS 1^ r GENERAL. MOTORS VALUf Busmes* men who u»e trucks will be sure to I, e f us prove how Vital HCW features investigate the remarkable advuncements in mil truck engineering and design introduced by Haulage COStS tO lUSW iffW lCVek They are the150 words
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Article, Illustration570 1936-12-20 12 Retiring Interpreter Hopes To Start Malay Newspaper A WHITE haired Malay in Singapore contemplates beginning life over again when he retires on Dec. 3.1 after serving 34 years as Malay interpreter in the Singapore Police Court. He has been planning for it570 words
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361 1936-12-20 12 "Why I Chose Chinese Nationality" American Woman s Three Reasons "MY reasons for acquiring Chinese citizenship are three: as a matter of principle, of preference, and of protest," said Mrs. Paul DeWitt Twinem, formerly an American, who has recently become a Chinese citizen, in a speech given at the Central361 words
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Article310 1936-12-20 12 1 17 Years' Service Abroad 2nd ROYAL SUSSEX ON WAY HOME AFTER 17 years' service abroad, the 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment (107 th Foot), which was at Singapore from the end of 1923 until early in 1926, will return Home from Egypt by the transport ship Dllwara, which passed310 words
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414 1936-12-20 12 GEN. GOERING ON GERMANY'S STRENGTH No Longer So Weak As In 1914 CALL FOR HELP OF PEASANTS Hope Of "Unison" With Austria Berlin. PTX. Goerinjr. who has been en- trusted by Herr Hitler with the task of carrying through the Four Years self-sufficiency plan, made a powerful appeal to German414 words
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Article76 1936-12-20 12 SHIPS HELD UP SIXTY MILES FROM THE COAST Sydney. r\ENSE smoke from a great bush flre is interfering with shipping many miles to sea. The Blue Funnel steamer Nestor, bound from Brisbane to Glasgow, wirelessed from 60 miles off snore that she was running into smoke which76 words
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Article59 1936-12-20 12 New Aircraft Carrier Launched The new aircraft-carrier Chltose (9.000 tons) has been launched at the Kure Naval Arsenal In the presence of Prince Fushiml, Chief of the Naval General Staff. The new vessel will be completed about May, 1938. The keel for the Cblyoda. the Chitose's sister-ship, will,59 words
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Article112 1936-12-20 12 Firm's Acting Manager Commits Suicide CONFESSION TO POLICE Manila, Dec. 6. A sensation was caused here this morning by the suicide of Rafael Drusdale, the Norwegian actingmanager of the Bachrach Motor Co. It appears that Mr. E. M. Bachrach. head of the concern, returned from the United States112 words
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Advertisement446 1936-12-20 12 NON SPLINTERABLE For safe landing and Protection against dazzle Sole distributing agents: Established over 20 years Manufacturing Opticians Only address: 9, Raffles Place. Singapore. Branch office. Noordwyk, Batavia. No riiiinrctir.ii and interest whatsoever with any other house bearing the name E/f.KIEL in Singapore. TWENTY YEARS OF GASTRIC TROUBLE Maclean Brund446 words
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Advertisement160 1936-12-20 12 Smartness combined with comfort "VAN HEUSEN" he'd Ma* OSEMI- STIFF COLLARS give the comfort of a soft. ■"*w and the smartness of a stiff in white and collar. No wrinkling, therecoloured designs fore ideal for hot weather. PNCP Made in one piece without seams, their shape to the last, fill160 words
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Article1395 1936-12-20 13 Nathaniel Gubbins - By Nathaniel Gubbins HPHERE seems to be no escape from Christmas. Weeks before it happens the newspapers remind you that the dreaded season is approaching, ticking oft the days as they pass and advising you how to spend your money. Wine lists, catalogues and charity appeals1,395 words
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Article471 1936-12-20 13 "Whom Are We Going To Fight?" EVERY scat in the Albert Hall was occupied at a recent meeting arranged by the Peace Pledge Union. Canon H. R. L. Sheppard presided. Lord Ponsonby said that, whereas the world was growing more warlike, the opinion of people in471 words
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Advertisement836 1936-12-20 13 You will prefer w, d* -orid iovo, this NO -CUM are following London s lead. in using BRYLCREEM-the P% QrCCI Xl T, Perfect Hair Dressing. And l/nEJJIIIVJ. no wonder! Brylcreem keeps the hair glossy and in position with- /Z^^tti^^L. out resorting to harmful gum. Re- /JM jk^k member it's the836 words
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Miscellaneous183 1936-12-20 13 CONTRACT BRIDGE Bv THE FOUR ACES ALL good players when playing fence hate- to receive vociferous signal! fn;m their partners to ■how when their high card.-; are located, lince Ml alert declarer will tak^ lull adrantage of the information received. However, in defending against slams, ar.rt ospe-j dally when beii:^183 words
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Miscellaneous228 1936-12-20 13 small slam, since he was afraid his partner would drop a bid of three spades, which was sufficient for the game. The Queen I VALUES of hearts wa» opened and de01 the cUrer attempted K)l R-ACF.S to ruff his thin! SYSTEM. heart in dummy. AC1 3 only to have East228 words
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Article639 1936-12-20 14 Meeting Half -Way A MID news of strikes and rumours of strikes has come a refreshing touch of common-sense and goodwill—the action of the F.M.S. Railway administration in not ©nly restoring the last fraction of the labourers' wage-cuts, made of necessity a while ago. but inviting the men639 words
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Article, Illustration1443 1936-12-20 14 China Versus Japan What would happen in the event of war between China and Japan? However deplorable the prospect of such a war it is one that cannot be overlooked in the light of recent events and portents. Here is a review of the military forces of China and Japan1,443 words
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Advertisement371 1936-12-20 14 WITH "VX T OH. Precision ////A Lenses. 1j) COWfORT STYLE \W// WITH \i^T.O.H.FUL-VUEfß^£s/ N^ A.TAN,oa,rt.N».a > /T//£ OPr/CAL HOUSE A SURE LIVING WITH BIG PROFITS ts guarar.ipic o> selling HOSIERY. ORAPEAY. UNDERWEAR. Mi n t ana Bojs Shirts Boots ana shoes etc Regular lines ol perfect goods Shopkeeptrs Markctrr.rn and371 words
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Advertisement39 1936-12-20 14 The New World Cabaret TEA r\\< (ADMISSION KKEE) Ti:FSDA\ THURSDAY AND mTI'RDAY i Hi DINNU DANCES iadmission st errs.i FVEFV NIGHT FROM 9PM TO MWMC.HT PIANO j TUNING REPAIKS REMOVALS HIRE J E. CHARLES. PSone 2902. 74. Orchard Rd39 words
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Advertisement32 1936-12-20 14 I C \l(* LIED v-4 UEFlv.nilr\ j? mm m mm m .^jar f jg BREWED AND BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE 8Y THE AftCHIPELACO BREWERY Co.. Ltd. sIME^DARByTco.Ltd t W P T 7 I32 words
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Miscellaneous10 1936-12-20 14 She ©mc.s EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore10 words
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Article, Illustration1021 1936-12-20 15 Spreading News Of Best Agricultural Methods COVERS 30,000 MILES IN SIX YEARS OF TRAVELLING (FROM OUR OWiN CORRESPONDENT). KUALA LUMPUR. "JHE CARAVAN HAS ARRIVED!" WITH THE SPEED OF A LALLANG BLAZE THE GLAD NEWS TRAVELS THROUGH THK "MUKIM." MALAY VILLAGERS, INDIAN TAPPERS AND A FEW1,021 words
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377 1936-12-20 15 DANGER OF NAVAL BLOCKADE r[E Chinese National Government, at Nanking is shortly to embark on a scheme of rice-buying of a very large scale. The scheme en- visages the purchasing and layingup of not less than $150,000,000 worth of the grain, as part of the vast377 words
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Article104 1936-12-20 15 Vast Combine To Eliminate Overlapping Rome. THE Cabinet has decided that all 1 regular Italian shipping services i shall bo grouped into four big com--1 bines which *vill cover denned areas, thereby eliminating overlapping and competition. The nine companies grouped have 181 ships and a total tonnage of104 words
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Article134 1936-12-20 15 Underground Markets For Canton DESIDES advising the theatres of D Canton to build bomb proof shelters, the Canton municipal authorities will order the construction of many underground markets. (says the Canton Daily Sun. In normal times the markets will be used as markets, but in time of war they can134 words
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Article55 1936-12-20 15 Shanghai Official Given Permission Washington. IN accordance with United States requirements the acting Secretary of State. Mr. Moore, has granted the American Vice-Consul at Shanghai. Mr. Elvin S'.ebert. permission to marry Miss Christine Beck-Fries, daughter of the former Swedish Legation counsellor. American rules require that no diplomat55 words
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Article90 1936-12-20 15 American Exports To China And >->iam Washington. The Department of State announces that during November the following arms export licences were Issued: Arms and munitions. 399 export licences of a total export value of $3,454,496 mostly aircraft of which Russia took $934,949 mostly transport 'planes which can90 words
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Article89 1936-12-20 15 Thomas Mann And 38 Others To Ix)se Property Berlin. Thomas Mann, the well known German writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature In 1929. and 38 other German Intellectuals have been deprived cf German citizenship ri&iits by a decree Just promulgated by Dr. Wilhelm Frick. Reich89 words
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Article107 1936-12-20 15 First Lord's Ambition CIX Samuel Hoare, First Lord of the Admiralty, said at a London dinner recently that he looked forward to the time whr;i every ship in the British Fleet would be equipped with a cinema. "We have made, and intend to make, full use107 words
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Advertisement108 1936-12-20 15 f)k NtW J GLUCOSE At the request of numerous customers Cow A Gate arc now introd icint dew and Improved Glucose. Glucose A. D. Is pure medicinal glucose with caicium (l/cerophosphate and vitamins A and O oenved from a natural source It is entirely i """^v^-^ re rom artificial vitamins.108 words
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Advertisement62 1936-12-20 15 lIULJLO i 1 1 iij> BOYS BROWN DERBYS J_B_»^_^_s«« Xfc m FINE SOFT WILLOW I MtiS 11SK 3.8. $2 60 IN BLACK PATENT OR BROWN CALF. SOFT FINE CALF IN BEIGE COLOt i: S.S. $1.60 F.M.S. $1.90 SS. SI 60 F.MS. SI 30 BUILT UP ON FOOT SHAPE LASTS FOR62 words
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Miscellaneous87 1936-12-20 15 Singapore Sportsman's Sunday Morning I'fliypi SzLsL-, HE WAK£b r U? T MORNING /s H£ C<O(nG COLfltiC. OK FAnC/ DlVlN^ Fvlc of vcßve a^D Viooua OR, yACMT'NIC (what T»Ro*/A Ct i X S fAA/ Jfl s^£ Not on you* ci*£ h£ i% ofp^TcTa erO 1 Ci^HlrMC? SCULUINC > HE 'MANS CAT^f£87 words
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1155 1936-12-20 16 "Straits Chinese Too Fond of Pleasure" IMMIGRANTS WHO WORK HARD TO BECOME WEALTHY BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT WHEN I mentioned the indebtedness of the English-speaking clerical classes of the local Chinese, to a well-known towkay he replied If a China-born Chinese got as much in salary1,155 words
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Article, Illustration29 1936-12-20 16 ARTISTIC value and extra light combine to help the photo- graphcr in scenes that include an expanse of water. Clouds and back lighting enhance this shot.29 words
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Article459 1936-12-20 16 IF you live by the sea, iake or river, or when you spend time by them for health and recreation, don't forget that you are in a snapshooters' puadise. Always where th?re is water, by It or on it. th?re are presented to the amateur picture-taker459 words
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38 1936-12-20 16 Tientsin. At the request of the shipping companies, the Tientsin Navigation Bureau has decided to despatch two lce-break-lng tugs to Taku to keep the river open for traffic during December, January, and February.38 words
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Article54 1936-12-20 16 Fear That France Will Present Building To Mr. Rockefeller Paris. DEASANTS at the village oi Chauvirej le Chatel have established a da and night guard around the St. Huber Chapel which they fear the French Government will present to Mr. Jon D. Rockefeller, Jr.. in appreciation of54 words
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Article62 1936-12-20 16 The French destroyer Volta, 288-: tons, which is claimed to be the largest in the world, has been launched at Nantes. Her overall length is 412 ft.. beam 37ft., and the draught 13ft. Senor Guerro. vice-president of the Permament Court of International Justice in The Hague, has been elected President62 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-12-20 16 CIR Miles Lampson, High Com- missioner in Egypt, asking Garcia, the champion Egyptian jockey, for a good winner, when attending the races at Heliopolis recently.25 words
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Article84 1936-12-20 16 Campaign For More Jurors Of Same Sex London. A campaign to demand in the case of a woman being tried by a jury that at least three of the jury shall be women was begun by the Dorset Federation of Women's Institutes. A res&lution to this effect84 words
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Article30 1936-12-20 16 A conference of tlw Alliance Internationale de l'Hote!lerie was opened in Budapest under the chairmanship of Sir Francis Towle, the president. The conference is attended by 70 delegates from abroad.30 words
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Article173 1936-12-20 16 Soldiers May Stay Out Of Barracks Later London. QENERAL Sir Harry Knox, Acljuti** ant-General to the Forces, has issued an important amendment to existing King's Regulations, providng that "subject to the discie of the CO. soldiers not detailed for any particular duty in the meantime may quit barracks173 words
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Article129 1936-12-20 16 NOT TO STAND AGAIN WO President of the United States has evor served three terms of office. George Washington was invited to, but refused. Since Mr. Roosevelt's orenrheiming re-election there has b?en much surmise in America as to whether hs might shatter precedent and be129 words
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Advertisement61 1936-12-20 16 /#v- A^^ -he gift that carriet the «pint of -hrutma*— the gift that only you crIf make your photograph Make an appointment today. THE LIGHT STUDIO Modern Art Photographers 24. Orchard Road Singapore Phone 6496. M THE WOiiD— RENOWNED \J&Mwti^ NEURAL *"NERAL WATER TrmLlmj MmK&Mj* BoU'ed as it flows from61 words
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Advertisement67 1936-12-20 16 CORONATION CELEBRATIONS We take pleasure in announcing a special Coronation voyage of the passenger steamer S.S. "STUTTGART" leaving Singapore on 17th February and arriving at Southampton on 16th March Passage rates Singapore— Southampton Straits $230.— and upwards. For full particulars apply to.— LOHMANN CO., LTD. PASSAGE AGENTS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 124.67 words
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Advertisement587 1936-12-20 17 IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST RADIOS SOtND STEWART-WARNER HERMAN A. DE VRY SOUND WESTINGHOISK PROJECTOR AND AMPLIFIER STROMBERG-CARLSON JENSEN'S DYNAMIC SPEAKERS HOWARD AND OTHERS AND CINEMA EQUIPMENTS REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS L RCA BADIOTRON— METAL or GLASS TUBES 2. OH.VUTE or WARD-LEONARD VARIABLE RESISTORS 3. C'ENTRALAB VOLUME AND TONE CONTROLS 4.587 words
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Advertisement370 1936-12-20 17 YOUR TEETH x I CLEANER and 1 x \brighter Antiseptic Cleansing Dental Cream Removes Stain and Discoloration and Restores Natural Whiteness If your teeth are so stained, so dull fissure. Millions of dangerous mouth and discolored that you feel self- germs that cause stain, discoloraconscious and ashamed when you tion370 words
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Miscellaneous593 1936-12-20 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 the593 words
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Article680 1936-12-20 18 SULU THRONE TO BE HELD EVEN IF IT MEANS BLOODSHED Jolo, Nov. 22. TVVTr V. mail Kiram was proclaimed Sultan of Sulu by the followers of the late uncrowned Sultan Mawalil Wasit yesterday. The proclamation was made in accordance with the age-old Moslem tradition that a680 words
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Article133 1936-12-20 18 "THE Empire air mail service between England and New Zealand, via Singapore and Australia, should be in operation by the beginning of 1938," said the Murquess of Hartington, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, in New Zealand recently. "We realise fully the import -re133 words
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Article40 1936-12-20 18 Applications will soon he |tm»"*- the position of headmistress of the City of London School tor (j id xn salary Is to be £600- £3OO a year. Candidates must not be under 30 or over 45 on May 1, 1937.40 words
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Article32 1936-12-20 18 Several areas In Northern Ireland were In darkness on Monday night through an Interruption of the electricity supply, and the Northern Ireland regional broadcasting programme was cut off for about 10 minutes.32 words
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Article134 1936-12-20 18 EVEKY RIVET WEIGHED TO ENSURE BALANCE Clydebank. HTHE first half of the keel of th.> b Canaid-Whlte Star liner No. 552 Is s ready for placing on the blocks at the s Clydebank shipyard s The machines used for drilling the a keel plates are operating 24 hours134 words
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Article46 1936-12-20 18 Count Ciano. the Italian Foreign Minister, received in Rom« Don Albert i Carlola. the new Chilean Ambassador to the Quirlr.al. who hand >d to him a copy of his letters of credence, which are addressed to the King of Italy, Emperor of Abyssinia.46 words
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Article62 1936-12-20 18 Six Spaniards who fled from the island of Formentera, In the Balearic group, when they were In danger of being compelled to fight with the Insurgent forces have arrived at Cherchel, Algeria. In a small open sailing boat after six days and nights at sea. When they62 words
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Article, Illustration561 1936-12-20 18 ZaSu Pitts In England 'O'Oh De-ear! What A Scramble It's Been' TO ACT IN TWO BRITISH FILMS "AH, De-ear." That plaint'Ve, Blistered lament which has rocked millions of fitagoen with callous laughter echoed from a tangled trass of luggage, autograDh-hoands, pullman-car attend an Is, porters, and policemen at Waterloo Station561 words
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Article47 1936-12-20 18 The King of the Hellenes opened the Pan-Orthodox Theological Congress in the hall of the University of Athens. Representatives were present of the Oecumenical Patriarchate and of those of Alexandria. JcrOH m, Serbia and Rumania: of tiT» Ortlirci x Churcr of Poland; and of the Bulgarian Church.47 words
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Advertisement320 1936-12-20 18 Doctor's Amazing Discovery Brings Back Youth To Faded Wrinkled Skins Ik d mJKM l^B^H* M? A Vienna medical journal announces sole rights to the Professor's discovery the latest triumph of science which will have been acquired at enormous expense M.mle the world. Not only has the cause by Tokalon. His320 words
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Advertisement110 1936-12-20 18 —X'MAS SALEEnds December 25th. Buy only GIFTS at prices beyond compare— buy them whilst our sale lasts for never have Reductions been so drastic. Bargains so incredible and such offers repeat able. a Ust a f ew °f our Special #^7 Jk Bargains. '*J Stronc Hemmed BedsheeU *^f 90"xlW J2.M110 words
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Article320 1936-12-20 19 I*HERE is certainly a revived vogue for waffles at tea-time. Investing in an electric waffle iron is the best way of ensuring a feed of waffles whenever you fancy them. The iron is tc use. and easily cleaned, whether viade of coloured enamel or in320 words
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Article, Illustration693 1936-12-20 19 IMPROVING BEAUTY BY A STUDY OF MODERN MAKE-UP AN actress establishes more than a reputation for ability and a popular following during her years on the screen. She becomes morn beautiful with every new role. What is the reason There is a very logical answer to this question. A screen693 words
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Advertisement446 1936-12-20 19 Freckles Secretly and Quickly Removed! Stiliraan'a FreckH (trim bleachaa Oirrr out while >on alrea. Laavea the -Win aofl and »hiu the com. ■Irilon fraah, rlear and natural. Far *T jeaxa Ihousanda of wn fca»r «aaarard lv So r-aay la m, Ika flratlar aroraa lv ma«te wortk. Stillmans Freckle Cream Rimortt446 words
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Advertisement189 1936-12-20 19 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRIPS TO SUMATRA X.P.M. From 15th December to 15th January SINGAPORE TO BELAWAN DELI Ist class Return $65.--2nd class Return $50.PENANG TO BELAWAN DELI Ist class Return $30.--2nd class Return $20.For detailed information please apply to K. P. M. LINE, l Finlayson Green Tel. 54 5 1 Bft£%189 words
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Article127 1936-12-20 20 HADDOCK, or whiting or hake can be made sa if oury and delicious as follows. Wash the fish and dry well. Cut It into steaks or nllets and sprinkle with pepper, salt, and lemon juice. Put a fireproof glass dish in the oven with a piece of butter127 words
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Article138 1936-12-20 20 /"*UT a marrow across Into slices, one and a ha!f inches thick, peel them, and remove the seeds and pith. Then prepare the stuffing by mixing together half a pound of sausage meat, three ounces of breadcrumbs, one teaspoonful of finely chopped parsley, one teaspoonful of chopped138 words
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Article155 1936-12-20 20 WHEN making casement curtains put a small dress weight into each corner at the bottom. This will make them hang nicely and at the same time will prevent them from blowing out of thd window when it is open. When making short lace curtains, turn in the raw edges155 words
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Article571 1936-12-20 20 THE GREEKS KNEW HOW TO DRESS Fashion Favours Draperies WHENEVER we look back at the fashions of the past we are all apt to regard them with amusement bordering on scorn. Some of them look quite ludicrous to our modern eyes, just as some of our present fashions will appear571 words
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Article, Illustration63 1936-12-20 20 •TTIE military influence is noted in this brown street dress worn by Eleanoie Whitney. Figured in tiny blocks of light tan, the dress is trimmed with gold buttons and collar and cuffs of gold metal cloth. A small feather trims the brown felt hat; brown suede gloves, pumps63 words
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Advertisement520 1936-12-20 20 How to Cure Your SKIN ERUPTION Why suffer humiliation from the scrutiny ECZEMA of ptssers-by If your face is marred by a mmm^m^mm disfiguring eruption, an angry rash, oi un- •\i_i^%m»c ITf*U lightly blotches, a course of Cuticura treat- UMUDI 9 II vn xnjnt will quickly dear you skin. Healing520 words
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Advertisement49 1936-12-20 20 Linens that make your table the envy of your friends are to be had at The Jade Tree at popular prices. A new shipment Just received. FOR X'MAS GIFTS! I SILK I UNDERWEARS cut on latest French Style A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU WASSIAMULLS' 31-33 HIGH ST. Trt: 714449 words
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Advertisement574 1936-12-20 20 |Mi t& west of geek eyes BBk^ilH aflam When you have lovely eye* you can get avay with most things. They dim the remembrance of more ungainly features a mouth too wide, a noae too long. So if they're beautiful do everything Co emphasise their beauty, and if they're insignificant574 words
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Article, Illustration31 1936-12-20 21 Low Waist And Softly Draped Shoulders REMINISCENT of an old Italian is this evening gown expressed in silver lam*. It features the low waistline and softly draped shoulder. Designed by Adrian.31 words
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639 1936-12-20 21 Feminine Interest In Motor-Cars Gives A Quaint Innovation t'EMININK in*, res', in motor-car! accessories is rsixsnslble for a! quaint innovation. You may nowj have a driving mirror with a clock! fitted into the glas*. The clock is designed on very modernistic linos, the dial being just I ;i small circle639 words
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Article, Illustration806 1936-12-20 21 DR. ELIZABETH SLOAN CHESSER - BY DR. ELIZABETH SLOAN CHESSER How Mothers Can Avoid Any Waste Of Healthy Benefit rVERY normal child has an instinct for play. Like kittens and puppies, children play naturally, instinctively, with that joie de vivre which we seldom recapture in after life. On the other hand, instincts806 words
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Article496 1936-12-20 21 TO display jewels to their best advantage seems to be the aim of present day designers. And they know that the line skin of a woman's throat or arms is the best possible background for them. Jewels look lovely, too, against velvet and many other fabrics,496 words
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Advertisement92 1936-12-20 21 Y\r^=«l^^^HHipP'm\\ Precious little people, these babies, anil worthy of the Y\vKr|F^^^^^PFA \l\\ most loving care. Fortunately, there is no longer any Uvlb^flV^ f\> fM\\ feeding problem. If nature fails, the sensible have Wt^BPPI* udfi^W rccoursc to "LACTOGEN," which is balanced to A\ W^lHsmW resemble human milk. You can learn all92 words
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Article127 1936-12-20 22 j A large gathering or Selargor Indian nMrchanta and friends of all nationalities a«wt..: v >'cd at the Ku;\la Lumpur railway-station to bid farewell to Mr Fakir Mohamed. .s going to India to Join His Exalted Eminence Maulana Shah Mohamet Abdul A!eem Sahib Siddlque at Bombay and127 words
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Article, Illustration2844 1936-12-20 22 Finding Against The Adopted Son JUDGE AND "DRAMATIC CIRCUMSTANCES" (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. THAT one of the very foremost doctors in Malaya had erred in his examination of an insane person was the opinion of Mr. Justice Pedlow in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme2,844 words
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Advertisement301 1936-12-20 22 ARE YOU LEAVING THEIR FUTURE TO CHANCE? A man with a family d>~s not wish to leave to chance the future of those dear to him. H« desires to protect them against the unforeseen, against the day when death will cau«e his earnings to c?ase. The question U— how to301 words
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Advertisement24 1936-12-20 23 I 1! !i I 111 'II I I Hi oJi&r' In I I tycfaff (good Iboys and Qirfs >* t/iit v^ DISTRIBUTORS EKASEC NEAVE LTD24 words
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Article, Illustration777 1936-12-20 24 231 Not Out At Close Of Play ENGLAND BUILDING UP BIG TOTAL Rain Causes Early Closure 'AT Che end of the second day's play in the second Test match >ydiwy, Enffltild had consolidated the fine start made oh the total having been fetched upBritish Wireless - 777 words
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Article, Illustration35 1936-12-20 24 An R N and RAF. player falls on the ball to stop a N'egri-MaUcca forward rush in the Malaya Cup Rugby game at Anson Road yesterday, which resulted in a pointless draw. Sunday Times Photograph.35 words
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388 1936-12-20 24 All Blues To Appeal To Malayan R. U. Will Be Asked To Be Controlling Body (From Our Own Correspondent; Seremban. Saturday. A DECISION to nsk the Malayan Rugby Union to take charge of the Al! Blues Asiatic State rugger competition, now controlled by the All Blues R.F.A., was arrived at388 words
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187 1936-12-20 24 I POSSESSING the heavier pack, the R.A. (Blakan Mati) "A" beat the St. Andrew's "A" at rugger by nine points (two tries and a penalty goal) to five (a goal) at Farrer Park yesterday. The Gunners were a superior side, displaying better combination in187 words
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Article113 1936-12-20 24 (From our Own Con*-4,oncLni,i Seremban. Saturday. MALACCA beat Negn Scmbilan in ITI an inter-State hotkey match liere today by three goals to one. The visitors should have won by a larger margin as their 'orwards seemed more accurate in front of goal. They opened113 words
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Article212 1936-12-20 24 SINGAPORE ASIATICS BEAT NEGRI (From Our Own Correspondent) Ser-rr.'oan, Saturday. r[E Penang Asiatics failed to turn up for the final of the All Blues trophy here today and the Singapore Asiatics received the cup by virtue of a walk-over. However, they player* a friendly game with212 words
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Article205 1936-12-20 24 CLUB HOLD MUAR TO A DRAW (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. Playing against Muar at hockey yesterday evening on the padang and holding them to a draw. The Club. I Malacca, owe it to Salmon, right back. I and Graves, inside left, that they were205 words
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Article170 1936-12-20 24 The f jllowing are tli«: result; of the ties played yesterday in the SC.R.C. lawn tennis tournament seml-flnals: Veterans Single Handicap: Chia Keng Tye— 9 beat Ns Wing Choon scr. 6—l. 7-5. Singles Handicap: Dr. P. T. Liem— 12 beat Tco Tiam Keng— 6 9—7. 6—2. Doubles Handicap:170 words
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Article20 1936-12-20 24 The Army meets Negri -Malacca in a Rugby game at the Anscn Rrnd stadium this evening at fly20 words
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Article1200 1936-12-20 24 (From l>ur Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Saturday. The going was soft for the final day of the Taiping Skye meeting and although rain threatened throughout the afternoon, only a slight drizzle fell intermittently. The fields wero mailer than on tht ooening day. There was an improved attendance today, which1,200 words
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Article, Illustration443 1936-12-20 25 R.N. and R.A.F. In Keen Forward Struggle With Negri-Malacca BY "STAND-OFF," R.N. and R.A.F 0; Negri-Malacca 0 A SCORELESS draw was the outcome of the Malaya Cup Rugby match between Royal Navy and Royal Air Force and Negri Sembi-lan-Malacca at Anson Road Stadium yesterday443 words
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Article526 1936-12-20 25 Selangor Win Trophy Rugby Match 23 Points Against Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. DRACTICALLT fielding a Selangor 1 Malaya Cup fifteen, the Selanjjor Club annexed the Rugby trophy from the Singapore Cricket Club in the annual match here today with a score of 23 points (four peals526 words
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Article61 1936-12-20 25 The following are results in the JC.B.A. billiards championship tournamen f Goh Chiang Chuah beat Jan:es Ltp 300— 2»2. I.im Cheng Ban beat Woon Chow Tat 300—200 Tan Bock Lin 1 beat Lim Ah Kwec 300—202. A. Ohanl beat C. Albuqueqne 300 257. Ooh Chiang Chuah beat Lim61 words
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Article210 1936-12-20 25 PENANG AVENGE DEFEAT BY PERAK (From Our Own Correspondent) Fenang, Saturday. DKNANG avenged their defeat by Perak this evening in a Malaya Cup Rugby match when they won by tre overwhelming margin of 17 points (one goal, four tries) to nil. Penang were superior in almost every department and In210 words
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Article111 1936-12-20 25 AN interesting series of races was held on the breakwater course yesterday between crews from the Emden and from the R.S.Y.C. Each were represented by a four, a pair and a scullrr The R.S.Y.C. won all three. The crews were Emden Four: Kadett Benker. Kadett Boh k off.111 words
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Article487 1936-12-20 25 " NIMROD - (Bjr "NIMROD") HARD HOCKEY MATCH WITH SELANGOR r would not to to over-praise Slnga- 1 pore for their hockey defeat of Selangor on the Padang yesterday by the narrow margin of 4—3! All honour to them; they p.ayed a fine game, especially in ths second half—487 words
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Article, Illustration17 1936-12-20 25 Malaya's cycling" champion, liani bin MawL with Mr. Joseph Van. organiser of the 3t-mries road cycling race.17 words
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Article64 1936-12-20 25 In the second semi-final of the Singapore Biiliards Association's junior championship tournament played at the Clerical Union pavi'lon yesterday. Goh Teck Monff (Aston Athletic Cub) beat Sect Teng Chye (United Confederate Funeral Association) by 102 points. The winner will meet K.ioo Kirn Swee in the final at a64 words
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367 1936-12-20 25 (from Oar Own Correspondent) l*t »ian£. Saturday. UANDICAPS for the first day of the Penan*- Turf Club's nest meeting, whir'i b+irinr. on S.itrirday, Dec 2C, are as folio™: Uancc. CU« 1. Dit. I.— < (01 Fatten Knight ».»3 i*aiyk-:in 8.13 Uaattot 8.03 Ml'.UmdalF367 words
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Article99 1936-12-20 25 j^l GBY fames played at home on Saturday resulted, says Heater as follows:— Probables 12, Possibles 11. Bath 19, Devon. Serv. 3. Bedford 8, Leicester 3. Birkenhead 12, London Scot. 0. Gloucester 8, Newport 22. Harlequins 11, Cardiff 14. Liverpool 17, Guy's Hosp. 3. Northampton 9. Waterloo 5.99 words
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Article1142 1936-12-20 25 DOSITION in the leagues including yesterday's games are: DIVISION I P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts Sundcrland 19 11 6 2 43 15 24 Arsenal 19 9 5 5 40 27 23 j Brentford 19 10 6 3 38 32 23 j Middlesbro 19 10 6 31,142 words
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Article363 1936-12-20 25 Surprise Results In All Leagues Home Football DESULTS of footh?U gams played in the leagues yesterday are "ays Reuter: Arsenal 4 Chelsea 1 r*o!ton W 2 Charlton A. l Brentford 2 Stoke C 1 Derby Co 0 Middlesbro. 1 Sverton 3 Grinosby r > 0 "Juddersneld 4 Liverpool 0 ManchesterReuter - 363 words
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Article, Illustration754 1936-12-20 26 Singapore Badminton Team To Visit Ipoh And Penang Chosen: Leow Kirn Fatt's Plans For Calcutta BY OUR BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT THERE will be no less than five States participating in inter-State badminton matches next \vc?k-.'.:k namely, Sinsnnore, Ma'i r Prnarg and Perak, and this will goAP - 754 words
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Article326 1936-12-20 26 Richards Must Give A £500 Dinner For the tenth time in twelve years Gordon Richards, with his strong riding and quick brain, stands supreme among racing Jockeys. And in accordance with tradition. Richards, for the tenth time, must celebrate the winning of the Jockeys' championship by entertaining326 words
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Article74 1936-12-20 26 A O»nmercial Houses Tournament The Singapore Badminton Association announces that the tournament for the Capstan Cup (restricted to commercial houses) will take place In January and the closing date lor entries has been extended to Dec. 31 at noon. The entrance fee Is $6 per team and74 words
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415 1936-12-20 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. WISS F. Doralsamy, a 13-year-old student of the Pudu English Girls' School, Kuala Lumpur created a big surprise when she won the singles and doubles titles of the IndoCeylonese women's badminton tournament, held recently by the Tamil Physical Culture Association.415 words
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Article47 1936-12-20 26 Following Mr. Wee Kirn Wee's departure for Ipoh captains and secretaries of clubs or parties wishing to communicate with the Useful Badminton Party cnou'.d write to the honorary sports captain, Mr. Tan Siong Leng. 41, Craig Road or the honorary secretary, 147, Paslr Panjang Road.47 words
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Article, Illustration41 1936-12-20 26 The winners of the Spartan badm inton tournament Front row. left to right— Khoo En* Tee (champion) Kum Kirn Leng (runner-up). Back row. winner of the Consolation prtaes Yap Yew Keng;, Tan Kok Ens, One Thiam Say, and Cheong Soon Tuan.41 words
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Article268 1936-12-20 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. 'THE extension of the rifle range to accommodate six targets and the activity of the Muar Rifle club have greatly tended to Increase Interest in rifle-shcotlng. Of late several new entrants r ave been added to the present membership and November268 words
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Article663 1936-12-20 26 FIFTEEN PLAYERS TRAVELLING (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. D ADMINTON enthusiasts in Johore D are looking forward to the first inter-State match when Johore will be visitors to Malacca during the Christmas holiday. Fifteen players have been invited to travel. The match will consist of663 words
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Article, Illustration148 1936-12-20 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. I^R. Kung Jit Seng was re-elected president of the Seremban Mafpij Badminton party at the annual general meeting held at the premises of the Seremban Chinese Athletic Association. The other officers elected were Vice-presidents, Messrs. D. L. Chanel. K Vettiveloo L. Pong Watt.148 words
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72 1936-12-20 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. I understand frcm a reliable source that arrangem?nts are being made to hold an annual inter-state competition in var oui games and athl I for the staffs of the Medical and Health Department in the F.M.S. The d'oartment72 words
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Advertisement7 1936-12-20 26 FRASER 6- NEAVE LTD. y [ljf masters7 words
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492 1936-12-20 27 "Army My Fancy For Malaya Cup Rugby Day Boxing Two Good Bouts Sir Julian Cahn's Cricketers Malaya's Prospects •THE Malaya Cup divisional programmes close with the match in Singapore this week-end, R. N. and R. A. F. vs. N. S. Malacca, and ■we already know that the finalists will be492 words
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Article, Illustration187 1936-12-20 27 A welcome addition to the ranks of Army cricketers in Sing.<:>ore next season will be the Hong Kong intcrport player. Capt. Dudley Perss*. w'io is now stationed with the R.A. (Blakan Matl). Captain Persse. who only rectntl> arrived in Singapore is a fine- forcing batsman ar.d a187 words
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Article510 1936-12-20 27 ST. MATTHEW'S TOP THE TABLE 'THE August Badminton Party ob- talned their first point In the S.C.F.A. football league by surprisingly holding the Slong 800 A. A. to a one all draw after a goalless first-half at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday The Slong 800 team who were510 words
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Article65 1936-12-20 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. The prize winners at the recent Negrl Sembilan Club billiards tournament were: Billiards: winners, Mr. K. Sankaran, runner-up, Mr. M. G. Plus. Russian Pool: winner, Mr. V. M. Francis, runnei-up, Mr. S. Veerapan. Highest break, Mr. J. D. Sundraj. These prizes were65 words
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Article, Illustration20 1936-12-20 27 Group photograph taken on the occasion of the celebration of Hari Ray a Puasa at the Arab Peranakan Club, Singapore.20 words
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Article254 1936-12-20 27 SUNGEI UJONG BEAT NEGRI SEMBILAN (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. THE premier hockey clubs, Sungei I Ujong and Negri Sembil n, met on Thursday, the Sungei UJoi. Club winning by four goals to two. Though both sides were not at full strength the hockey254 words
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Article171 1936-12-20 27 Waseda University XI May Be Coming (By M Nimrod.") Contrary to txpectations of a fortnight ago. It Is likely now that Malaya will be visited by a Japanese hockey side. This confirmation of a visit discussed earlier this year, when the Japanese Oi>mplc team passed through171 words
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Article148 1936-12-20 27 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Wong Sow Chong beat Foong Chak Lam 3 o to win the Negrl Sembllan open ping pong championship singles title. The prizes to the winners were presented by Ttmkay Chu Klk Mc;.v the President of the Negrl MMMlaa Chinese Athletlr Association,148 words
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Article292 1936-12-20 27 HARD STRUGGLE BETWEEN PACKS (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Satv.o'ay. GOOD defensive play and desperate tackling by the backs characterised today's Rugby game at the Johore Civil Service Club ground, when South Johore were at home to the Rc; al Engineers. A pointless292 words
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Article262 1936-12-20 27 INTEREST FOLLOWING CLUB FORMATION (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. •T^HE game of hockey which has hitherto been played among the schoolboys in Muar has been given a great flUlp mainly thro-igh the efforts of Mr. H. Miller, better known as the South African player, since the opening of262 words
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164 1936-12-20 27 K. L. SWALLOWS DRAW WITH MALACCA GIRLS (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. A LARGE crowd including the Resident Councillor and Mrs. Sykes watched the Kuala Lumpur Swallows play the Malacca Girls' Sports Club and draw without scoring at hockey on the Malacca Club padang here touay. If the home164 words
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Advertisement457 1936-12-20 27 3^l ;«>. 'J Wiiatcvcr post optical requirement:: NAN-SIN has wriat you want plus efflciency and economy. King up 6363 for a convenient appointment co Mtlsfactlon juaranteed, or your money bock with a smile. SLEEP The Great ConsoJar. How many men over forty instead of ci a night's refreshing sic* bMI457 words
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Article19 1936-12-20 28 [The Leading Sandcy Newspaper In Malaya, No. 241 Sunday, Dicwtir 29, It 3€ Price 10 cent*.19 words
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Article, Illustration619 1936-12-20 28 DEPORTS of exceptional monsoon rains and consequent flooding on the East Coast recall memories of the disastrous floods of December, 1926, and make one wonder whether the events of a decade ago are likely to repeat themselves. In that year in Trengganu the aggregate rainfall619 words
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Article, Illustration59 1936-12-20 28 The three afctare* ibm show (from top to bctte**) the Victoria School. giocaaore. io'Je>UU teaav football (iw and prefect*. rrefecU (Mated left to r:»ht) J. M. SUarbar.ee. En t hoot Yip, T. BafaMabraiaaa am. Mr. See Baa Hoe (prefect masU-r), Mr. C E. H. Jacobs (headmaster) Victor J59 words
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