The Straits Times, 1 December 1935

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 206. Sunday, December 1, 1935. Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 206. Sunday. December 1, 1935. Price 10 cents
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    EGYPT UNAFRAID OF INVASION BY ITALY FROM LIBYA
    294 1 300-MILE BARRIER OF WATERLESS DESERT No Roads: Fierce Armed Arabs: Machine Guns: Trenches ALEXANDRIA, SATURDAY. W HATEVER TROOPS SIGNOR MUSSOLINI MAY ORDER TO LIBYA, THE TALK OF THE INVASION OF EGYPT IS NO LONGER REGARDED SERIOUSLY, STATES REUTER'S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN THE
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    52 1 YFIIIDI MENUHIN. the famous violinist, who received t!.000 for liis first public engagement in London at he age of 12. is to rest for two yeirs during whit-h time tip will do musical research work. His last appearance will be at the Albert Hall. London, tomorrow. Mrnuhin is now 17
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    JAPAN'S BUDGET FOR 1936 37 Huge Sums For Navy And Army
    125 1 JAPAN'S BUDGET FOR 1936 37 Huge Sums For Navy And Army Tokio, Saturday. AFTER a session lasting all night, which was interrupted several times to enable the War Minister. General Hayaslii, to confer with the General Staff to overcome the latter's uncompromising attitude towards cutting I down its demands, the
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    Foreigners To Evacuate "Danger Spots"
    289 1 Shanghai, Saturday. SINO- JAPANESE hostilities in North I China are expected to break out momentarily. The foreign diplomatic representatives have ordered their respective nationals, including missionaries, in eastern Hopei to evacuate all danger spots and to assemble in Peiping. The Japanese Government ia understood to
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    CHINA TO INVOKE THE 9-POWER PACT?
    65 1 Washington, Saturday. Or. Alfred Sic. the Chinese Ambassador, today interviewed Mr. I'ordell Hull, ITS.1 T S. Secretary of State, whom Dr. Sic informed of the latest developments In the North China separatist movement. Asked by pressmen whether attention h. d been called to Japa.
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    St. Andrew's Dinner Disaster Haggis Bounces!
    68 1 St. Andrew's Dinner Disaster Haggis Bounces London, Saturday. ["VIS ASTER befell the haggis at the annual dinner of the St. Andrew's Club in London attended by 500 Scots last night, says. Reuter. The haggis was being carried round the dir.ing hall in traditional fashion amid the rains of the pipers
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    Melrose Spent £150 On Search
    62 1 Melrose Spent £150 On Search TPHE search foi Air-Commodore 1 Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain Pethybridge cost C. J. Melrose, the South Australian airman, tl">0 out of his own pocket. Tl>c sale to an Australian newspaper group of his film of the search, which he took from his Percival
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    AIR MAIL TURNS BACK
    60 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Saturday. The Imperial eastbound aeroplane with London malls for Malaya and Australia of Nov. 23 left Rangoon this afternoon for Don Muang. but bad weather over the mourtalnrus frontier region compelled her lo rfturn. It is hoped conditions will moderate and
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    CHINESE ART SHOW.
    71 1 London, Saturday. The Crown Prince of Sweden presided at the opening of the official lecture in connection with the International Exhibition of Chinese Art at Burlington House. In his lecture Sir Percival David said it was doubtful whether there would ever again be seen in this country
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    18 1 Thrre small pirls pore over a n»u of East Africa on the floor of tbeii home in Rome.
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    FLIGHTS MAY BE CONTROLLED England—Australia Hazards
    206 1 FLIGHTS MAY BE CONTROLLED England Australia Hazards OFFICIAL action is being considered for strict control of all record flight attempts between England and Australia, so that there will be less risk of valued lives, like that of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain Pethybridge, being lost. Air-Commodore Sidney Smith, Air
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    Half Ton Of Opium In Oil Tins
    46 1 Half Ton Of Opium In Oil Tins (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Saturday, bangkok preventive officers yesterday f.mnd more than half a ton of opium in thirty kerosene oil tins inside a „'uoJs wagon of a train from North Siam. No owner has yet come forward.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    77 1 Noon. Saturday. Buyers Sellers N. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Dec. 21 15/16 22 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) Dec. 21 11/16 21 3 i No. 1 K. R.S.S. (Spot loose) Tone of Mark**:—Steadier. Latest Cable: per Ib. London Spot Sheet 6 5 16d. New
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    83 1 Colony Cavalcade X Tea at Highlands 3 Home by the Cape 4 New Service aerodrome I Singapore's Bark Lane* 6 Identities BeaalU 5 Singapore Smuggling t Turkestan Adventure 9 Books IS The Braddon Family 14 Muskets 1 llintory 1< Hying Note* 17 Highlands- Gloom IS (huruti Social
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    DEATH ROLL ON THE ROADS One Person Killed Every Hour
    134 1 DEATH ROLL ON THE ROADS One Person Killed Every Hour London, Saturday. I>HE particularly heavy death roll on the roads during the last two weeks was the subject of a broadcast address by the Minister of Transport. Mr. Hore Belisha last night. During this fortnight one person died and 26
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    BRITISH DELEGATION TO NAVAL CONFERENCE
    64 1 London. Saturday. Sir Samuel Hoare and Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell will head the British delegation to the Naval Conference Advisers will be admiral Sir Ernl? Chatfleld. Sir Warren Fisher, Mr. R L Cralgle (a Foreign Office Counsellor! and Vice- Admiral W M. James. A pro forma
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    Abyssinia SUCCESSES STILL UNCONFIRMED
    276 1 Abyssinia SUCCESSES STILL UNCONFIRMED Italian People Are Waging War, Not Individuals Addis Ababa. Saturday. •THIE official announcement of th© recapture of Wai Wai and the rumour of the reoccupation of is unconfirmed. The Government km telegraphed to the respective commanders for further information. Asmara. Saturday. The Italians are introducing a
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    Happy Moments
    20 1 'THE Sunday Times Happy Moments snapshot competition closes on Dec 5. Winning photographs will be published on Dec
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    2081 2 Thomas Atkins At Tennis A Park And Aquarium Tank Road's Boon To 44 Bloom sbury •THE other day there was a news item to the effect that two privates of the Wiltshire Regiment had played in the final of the Garrison tennis doubles against an officer and his
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    A NEW PARK FOR SINGAPORE
    25 2 This is a bird's eye view of the model of the proposed Tank Road site for a park and aquarium.
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    A SATURDAY AFTERNOON PICTURE
    34 2 This is a picture which will startle up-country racegoers who have not seen the Bukit Timah course. It is a rlose-up view of the grandstand as it was last Saturday.
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      92 2 IjjaJj JJ A ,j MA* jii.,, I O£o A7N& CO& *k? A M£RW OVD SOVU AMD A *€P*Y 040 SOUL WAS HZ 4*o tV€ CAO£D fOfi tt/S SOLI AMD CAO£D FOR tt/S ROAST -\U*KViI -4UWfWW«, Of Co</Rs£, Hi. 60T f*oM* iHe wot evidently not only convivial but mUo a discriminating
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    CRITICAL DAYS AHEAD FOR THE PHILIPPINES
    634 3 INDEPENDENCE-AND THE SHADOW OF JAPAN Inauguration Of Mr. Quezon As President QN the Dollar liner President Adams which arrived at Singapore at daylight yesterday are United States senators and a party of journalists who attended the Philippine presidential inauguration at Manila and are circling
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    INNOCENT LAW BREAKERS
    381 3 INNOCENT LAW BREAKERS Do You Carry A Penknife After Sunset? rvO you carry a penknife in your pocket after sunset? If so, beware! You may be contravening the law. The Arms and Explosives Ordinance and the Minor Offences Ordinance (in so far as It cc .i"orns arms) are two laws
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    Tea-Growing At Cameron
    287 3 Highlands An Expert Gives His Views (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. MR. Mailland Milne, brother of Mr. A. B. Milne, the well I known Malayan planter, interviewed prior to returning to Ceylon at the; conclusion of his visit to Cameron Highlands stated that tea flourishes in
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    60 3 This is not an imitation of the famous Belisha-beacon. In fact these orbs on pedestals stood on traffic islands in Seremban long before the British Minister of Transport installed the famous beacons. These orbs are very useful to the motorist at night, for they are illuminated. The red signal warns
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    CYCLIST KILLED
    58 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Three Tamils, cycling to Seremban trom Rantau village, met with an accident which resulted In the death of one of them. It appears that the front wheel became detached while one of the men was coming down a hill. The other two,
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    22 3 Mr. H. E. Nixon and Mr. W. 8. Oodward have been appointed members of the Assessment Committee under the Rubber Regulation Enactment.
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    TO CHEER A PAL IN PRISON
    97 3 GIFT OF CHANDU LEADS CHINESE TO TROUBLE Lim Scow Joo visited a friend In the civil prison with the charitable Intention of cheering his pal. He took some cigarettes and matches, bat he did not realise that these gifts would be minutely examined. The
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    BAZAAR
    42 3 The committee of the bazaar organised by the Straits Chinese Reading Club Unemployment Fund to be held on Dec. 21 in the Victoria Memorial Hall Is working actively to make the function a success. Goods of every description will be sold.
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    SOVIET RUSSIA
    199 3 IRONY OF A GREAT HUMAN EXPERIMENT (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Seymban, Saturday. A dinner meeting of the Seremban Rotary Club was held at the Seremban Reit House. The Hon. Mr. J. W. W Hughes, British Resident. Negrl Sembilan, presided. *Mr A. B. Cross, the Seremban lawyer, spoke on
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    23 3 Mr. John Chay Ec Sow and Miss Chan Slew Ngo who were married at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Tank Road, Singapore.
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    MALACCA'S HEALTHY FINANCES
    135 3 REVENUE NEARS TOTAL FOR YEAR J^/ALACCA'S Municipal finances for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1935, show that the credit balance has been nearly trebled sine? the start of the year. The surplus on Jan. 1 of this year amounted .to 51C7.938 and on Sept. 30 it
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    TANJONG RAMBUTAN VISITORS
    208 3 The Resident of Perak has appointed the following to be members of a Board of Visitors to the Central Mental Hospital. Tanjong Rambutan. for the year 1936 The Protector or Chin 1 ese, Perak (chairman), Mr. A. N. Kenion, J.P., Dr. Chong Tak Nam, Mr. Cheah Ghim
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    POSSESSION OF PISTOL
    62 3 Tan Cheang was produced before Mr. HA. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district Judge, yesterday on a charge of having possession of an automatic I pistol and 21 rounds of ammunition. He admitted possession but pleaded '< that he wa* merely holding the weapon for another man. A
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    ANNOUNCEMENT.
    45 3 A Requiem High Mass for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs Sandrina De Costa will be said at the Church of St. Joseph on Monday, December 2. 1935 at 6.30 a.m. i The attendance of relatives and friends U earnestly solicited.
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      277 3 minutes Indigestion and \M4*\ I stomach pains are caused jF^J Lfl by gases and burning 9 m acids which form in the stomach as a result of 0^ food fermenting. By C J| removing these harmful gasea and acids, you automatically end your l^ Indigestion. The wa" rlQl to do
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    HOME BY THE CAPE
    968 4 An Attractive Route For Malayans Becoming More Popular Every Year (From A Special Correspondent.) \JF to a few years ago Malayans who deserted the regular Suez Canal route on their periodical visits to Europe were liable to be considered a little eccentric. A few ventured to
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    Poultry Notes YELLOW AND WHITE MAIZE
    449 4 Poultry Notes YELLOW AND WHITE MAIZE IN Malaya a "certain" epideask destroys thousands of heads of poultry every year, but up to «ow official information has been available as to the cause or the effects of the actual draff. The common name of "roup" has been given and this name
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    PROTRACTED MONEYLENDING LITIGATION COMES TO AN END
    994 5 DEAD PLAINTIFF'S ESTATE ASKS FOR COSTS Judgment Delivered In Supreme Court I ONG drawn out litigation between Mr. S. Pierre, the plaintiff, 1-1 who is now dead, and Mr. A. S. Roman, was brought to a close yesterday in the Supreme Court, before
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    15 5 Mr. Tan Guan Pens, of Labis, Johore, who has been appointed Justice of the Peace
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    6 5 A section of the Tenfah aerodrome.
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    ESTATE DUTY LAW AMENDING BILL IN F. M. S.
    266 5 ESTATE DUTY LAW AMENDING BILL IN F. M. S. A Bill to amend the Estate Duty Enactment, 1929, is to be introduced in the Federal Council. The amendment of section 3 is in- tended to clarify the law with regard 1 to the disposal of Joint Hindu Family property. The
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    FAMILY OF FISHING CHAMPIONS
    130 5 Women Champions Of Deal Club Women anglers were the champions at the three days' festival of the Deal Angling Club. Twenty-one anglers caught flsh. and the four women competitors weighed In 138 Ib. of the total weight of 321 lb. Miss Marjorle Blaln. with a total
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    42 5 Mr. J. C. Innes. a member of the Board of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, has returned from leave of absence, and the appointment of the Hon. Mr. J. Robertson to act for him as a member of the Board haa
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    NO WITNESSES
    203 5 OPEN VERDICT ON MAN KILLED BY LORRY The evidence led before Mr. W. O. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, at the inquiry Into the death of a 20-year-old Tamil. Krishnasamy. was Insufficient to show whether or not there had been any criminal rashness on the part of a lorry
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    New Service Aerodrome Ready
    213 5 THE surf .mo of the new R.A.F. aerodrome at Tengftti, which has just been completed, is being tested under service load conditions with heavily weight d motor lorries. If the aerodrome withstands the load trials, Air-Commodore Sidney Smith, Air Officer Commanding the R.A.F.. Far East, expects
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    OFFERED BRIBE
    117 5 THEN ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY Convicted of charges of ottering a bribe and of escaping from legal custody, a Chinese, Chan Ah Bah. was sentenced to pay fines totalling $30 by Mr. Norman Grlce, the Singapore second magistrate. The charge was the outcome of the arrest of
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    AN ESTIMATED SURPLUS OF $881 .640
    266 6 Programme Of Singapore Improvement Trust Disclosed $800,000 FOR BACK LANE I SCHEMES Budgeting for an estimated surplus of $881,640 on Jan. 1, 1936, and estimated revenue during 1936 of $861,750, the Singapore Improvement Trust plans to spend $1,553,467 during the coming year, which will
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    23 6 A croup at the Samboe Clerk's Club after a dinner given to Mr. and Mrs A Gaalman, prior to their going on leave.
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    CITY PARK TO CLOSE
    312 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Nov. 28. A meeting of the Malacca Municipal Commissioners was held on Monday when, among others things, an application by Mr. M. F. A. Gomes for a licence for the Malacca City Cabaret from Jan. 1, 1936, to March 31, 1936
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    APPEAL FOR RECRUITS
    140 6 CAMPAIGN OPENED IN MALACCA (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 28. Brightly coloured posters appealing for the Malay Regiment at Port Dickson are being exhibited at the Central Poilce Station. Evidently in support of this recruiting campaign a detachment of the Malay Regiment under the command of
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    HAWKER PROBLEM SETTLED
    84 6 Action By Malacca Municipality (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 30. The Municipality have erected a fairly large temporary wooden building at the lower end of Riverside for sheltering hawkers. The itinerant vendor of wares will not now need to wander aimlessly and thereby come under the
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    AEROPLANE FLIGHT FORMATION
    48 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 30. An unusual spectacle was provided on Wednesday when a fleet of about ten aeroplanes proceeded to Singapore. The machines flew fairly low over Malacca in a formation that revived memories of the R. A. F. display at Seletar.
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    CHRISTIANITY AND THE ARTS
    93 6 £3,000 Prize For Essay Canberra. A prize of 15,000 dollars (£3,000) for an unpublished manuscript showing the relations between any branch of knowledge and the Christian religion is offered by the Bross Foundation of Lake Forrest. Illinois, U.S.A. A cable message to this effect was received
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    52 6 A tea party was held at the residence of Mr. P. E. Perera. president of the Gregg Shorthand Writers' Association on Sunday, Nov. 19, in honour of their patron, Mr. Alii Ahmed Khan Surattee. J.P. (fourth from left in picture). Alter the tea party the members were entertained to music
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    Malacca Sports HOCKEY VISITORS FROM SINGAPORE TODAY
    727 6 Malacca Sports HOCKEY VISITORS FROM SINGAPORE TODAY More Malacca Changes A Strong Defence Anglo Chinese School Im proves Badminton History In The Making (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. In choosing the side to play against Singapore at Malacca on the Malacca Club Padanpr today, the selectors have trade more changes.
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    FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIED
    39 6 (From Our Own Correspond) nt > Malacca. On the feast day of St. Francis Xavier. Tuesday. Dec. 3. a service will be held at 6.30 a.m. in the old Church on St. Pauls Hill, Malacca.
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    MINTO HOUSE DINNER
    30 6 The Minto House 'formerly known aa Headmaster House) held its first annual dinner at the High School. Malacca, on Saturday, Nov. 23. There were 50 people present.
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    VOLUNTEER NEWS
    94 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 30. The following officers passed the examination for promotion to the I rank of Captain at Malacca on Nov 17: Lieut Abbas bin Mohd Saaid. Lieut. Ab. Jalll bin O^man, Lieut. D. K. C. Llm, 2/Lt. H. P. Clarke, and 2/Lt. H.
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    In England Now
    284 7 IN England now! Darkening Vies hinting at the first fall of snow, refreshingly cold winds that bring colour to the cheeks and make the eyes sparkle, roads and fields sprayed with a fine frost, the solitary cries of birds on the wing these are some of the
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    THE ISSUES OF GREECE
    803 7 Stamp Collecting By FRED. J. MELVILLE IT is little more than a century since Greece rained its independence from Turkey and seventy -four years since the first Greek stamps were issued. Until the Balkan Wars Just before the Great War the stamps of Greece had undergone
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    REFUTING AN OLD BRAIN THEORY Ape-Like Ridges In Highest Types
    115 7 REFUTING AN OLD BRAIN THEORY Ape-Like Ridges In Highest Types Scientists of the Bekhterov Brain Institute in Leningrad declare there is no truth In the theory that differences of brain formation divide mankind Into higher and lower races. "The ape-like rides, regarded by many experts as characteristic of the so-called
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    GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS' WIDOW DIES IN PARIS
    71 7 Paris. The Grand Duchess Anastase Nlcho(aalna, 67, widow of the Qrand Duke Nicholas, of World War fame, and sister of the Queen of Italy, has di*"l here. She was one of the most distinguished women In the Russia of the Czar's regime. She
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      619 7 TWO SPECIAL OFFERS. 1.000 sumps all different, used ana mint, mostly modern, with large size commemoratlves, pictorials, air malls and Colonial Jubilees 10/6 post 4d Air Mall a/-. 2.000 stamps nil different, with many magnificent medern Items some ot which are very hard to get. A good representative collection fit
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      357 7 SILVER JUBILEE STAMPS. We are ouyers ot any quantity of used Sliver Jubilee Stamps. For Rood postally used specimens of I Straits Settlements and Hong Kong I we pay from 70 cents per hundred I Stamps damaged or perforated with I firms' tniUtls not required. Collectors who prefer to exchange
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    SMUGGLING IS GOING OUT OF FASHION
    1109 8 PREVENTIVE SERVICE'S SPLENDID WORK Famous Singapore Captures Recalled SMUGGLERS are finding it extremely difficult these days to dump contraband into Singapore. Witness the elaborate precautions taken recently by a gang of rubber smugglers. They purchased new saloon cars to obviate suspicion, performed operations 6n
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    FARRER PARK'S FUTURE
    345 8 VALUABLE PLAYING FIELD (Sunday Times Special.) Farrer Park which is the name by which the old racecourse will be known when it is transformed into a park by the Singapore Improvement Trust, promises to solve the problem of the overflow of clubs from the now crowded Balestier
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    211 DEAD IN 8 MONTHS
    98 8 Italy's Civilian Army Losses According to a statement issued by the Italian Embassy in London recently 211 deaths were registered from Mar. 1 to Nov. 10 out of a total of 35,000 Italian workers in East Africa. The number of deaths represented 0.70 per cent.,
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    "ABSOLUTELY FALSE"
    225 8 "ABSOLUTELY FALSE Judge And Case For The Prosecution Allahabad. Mr. Justice Nlamatullah and Mr. Justice Allsop at the Allahabad High Court last week disposed of the local Government's appeal In the Panasa riot case. The Sessions Judge of Allahabad had acquitted all 28 accused, holding that the prosecution story was
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    COST OF LIVING HIGHER IN BRITAIN
    74 8 London. A slight increase In the cost of living, as compared with last year, ls revealed by index statistics published in England on the eve of the elections. The rise In prices for foodstuffs ls listed at 2Vfe per cent. The Increase for the
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    307 9 EXTRAORDINARY revelations have been made in the Chinese press }n Shanghai of the romantic carerr of a Chinese Mata Hari, a Hunanese sing-song girl whose beauty was employed in aid of the Communists in Central China to lure officers of the Nationalist forces
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      645 9 OUT WITH THE SHEEP AT 86 At One Time He Suffered from Rheumatism Going out with the shrep, miles from home, this old farmer has forgotten all about ths rheumatism that once kept him indoor many thousands of others, he is an tribute to the effectiveness of Kruschen He sends
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    843 11 MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY: MINIMUM DELAY WORK OF LOCAL CONTRACTORS IN the new premises provision is made for service with minimum delay and maximum efficiency. Self-contained departments for the issue of meat, bac n, butter, sroceries. Royal Bakery products and fresh milk are situated on the ground
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    439 12 Contempt For Official Secrets Act The Berlin Diaries. Vol. 11. Jarrolds, 18/--<"[[ERR HITLER, the rat-catcher of Braunau, ha* today become Imperial Chancellor. In spite of all its faults and weaknesses, the German people has not deserved this." Such are the amiable sentiment* with which the
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    315 12 Collected Short Stories On Approval and Other Stories. By Dorothy Whipplr. Shining Windows By Kathleen Norris. Murray's Imperial Library. J^IISS Whipple writes with discern- ment and understanding and much shrewd observation, but it is a pity that the great majority of the tales which make up her first volume M
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    453 12 A Change From The Stereotyped Ripe Breadfruit. By Armine Von Tempski. Jarrolds. 7s. bd. 'THE Islands, not the characters, .ire the main theme in Miss von Tempski's Hawaiian romance, although her characters and her plot arc well drawn and unusual. But the author was born and bred en
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    760 14 THE BRADDON FAMILY "Adek" A Brilliant Doctor Who Preferred Planting And Mining (From Our Seremban Correspondent.) JpHE Braddons of Negri are the oldest European residents of the "Nine States." The "Abang" and "Adek" are known throughout the country while Mrs. Marion Braddon has perhaps
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    119 14 Victorian Agitation Increasing Melbourne, The action of the Victorian Municipal Association recently In demandli.g either the abolition or the sterilisation 1 of Alsatian dogs was endorsed at tne meeting of the Victorian ChamLir of Agriculture wit.: ..nly one dissentient. It was urged ci.at agricultural show committees sh-uia
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    162 14 Wandered 15 Miles In 24 Hours CharleviMe. To toddle aimlessly through the bush all night, with dingoes howling and curlews crying, and to traverse 15 miles In circles In 24 hours, was the experience of Piggy Kennedy, aged 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
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    177 14 A Suggested Reform: Drinks On The Club Is the golfer's terror of doing a hole lit one to be removed In earlier days the jiving of a bottle of three and sixpenny whisky to the club's caddies was considered an adequate acknowledgment of such a feat
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    93 14 Archaeological "Find" In North Bihar Patna. Various articles of archaeological interest are reported to have been discovered near Darbhanga in North Bihar on the banks of the Bagmati. In the remains of an ancient building near Kallghat, surmised to be the remains of an old Buddhist Vihara. an
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    174 14 Believed Possibly An Ancient Chin.se Relic The origin of a strange ring unearthed In a Vancouver garden is proving a subject of unusual Interest to students of British Co'umbia's history and it is thought that the ring may have been worn by an early Chinese
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    1806 15 GREAT PLAYERS GREAT CLUBS: 13— PORT VALF Chequered Career Of The Potteries Club By A Special Correspondent JiEFORE Port Vale were known as a football league club, they introduced to the game a player named Tom Clare. This genial giant, who stood over
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    HISTORY OF MUSKETS FOUND IN SINGAPORE ATTIC
    516 16 Made In Danzig More Than 100 Years Ago J^HE age and origin of five old muskets found in a Singapore attic two months ago have been established a* the result of the cleaning and examination of one of them by the Raffles Museum.
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    28 16 Hollywood. The death has occurred from heart failure of Countess Caroline ZanardlLandi. mother of Elissa Landl. the cinema star, at the age of 53 years.
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    193 16 Is it to be wondered at that Mr. C--ls thankful he was advised to take Maclean Brand Stomach Powder After years of suffering from ulcerated stomach, one dose of this marvellous stomach remedy brought him Instant and permanent relief. I am so pleased with
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    96 16 Tokio. Rayon cloth exports from Japan for September totalled 35.289.409 square yards, valued at V.10,070.064. Compared with the previous month, while the quantity shows a decrease of 832.668 square yards, the amount represents an increase of V.88.732. In comparison with a year ago, however, he quantity Indicates
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    100 16 Marriage Not To Interfere With FiJm Career Nanking. Miss Butterfly Wu, popularly regarded as the queen of Chinese movledom. Is of the same opinion as most of the Hollywood stars that marriage does not conflict with a movie career. In an Interview with a representative
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    49 16 London. James Watt, veteran of the Boxer Rebellion, who rode 40 miles from the besieged city of Peiping to Taku with dispatches telling of the rebellion and led a relief column back, has been decorated with the order of a Companion of St. Michael and St. George.
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    169 16 Survivors' Tale Told On Piece Of Wood Tokio. tl/RITTEN on pieces of wood and sealed in a bottle, notes telling the fate of 45 shipwrecked Japanese sailors who embarked on a search for a treasure Island 151 years ago hay» been found on the shore of
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    1620 17 New Machines For Malayan Flying Clubs Birdman's Flying Notes The Air Squadron: Singapore- Saigon Record: Upcountry Aerodromes JiY Easter the fleet of aeroplane* belonging to the Malayan Flying Club* and their member* will have shown a considerable increase. The Penang Flying Club have very wisely purchased the fine Leopard Moth
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    494 18 The Sunday Times TOTIDEM VERBIS EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. rE cynics will shake their heads and prepare to Indulge In the exercise of Ironic pleasantries when the Naval Conference opens In London next week. At first glance this convention of the Powers offers little hope to
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    128 19 DEMAND FOR PRODUCE FROM HIGHLANDS Special Crops Sown For Christmas (From a Special Correspondent.) Cameron Highlands. A CAMERON Highlands vegetable and fruit grower who recently opened a stall In Ipoh market for the sale of his own produce has had to close it, temporarily at least, owing to the greatly
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    119 19 Flamingoes Appear In Germany Keen interest was aroused among ornithologists and bird lovers by news last, week that young flamingoes have suddenly appeared at several places in the Reich, one having been shot at Bohrau by mistake for a heron, four being caught In a fish-pond
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    258 19 Does Kuala Lumpur Want Broadcasts II7HEN there was no broadcast by the Malayan Amateur Radio Society, Kuala Lumpur, last Sunday evening, some people jumped to conclusions. t A few days previously it had been announced by the honorary secretary. Dr. F. E. Byron, that
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    352 19 By A Woman Correspondent N OW is the time to think about buying Christmas presents. Our Singapore shops offer a wide choice for this purpose in attractiveMalayan and Far Eastern handcraft. Pewter, for instance, is always popular, and the Malayan variety is well made and beautifully designed.
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    2911 20 THIS PAPER was read to the Raffles College Literary and Dramatic Society, Singapore, recently by Mr. Roy Morrell. MA Fascinating History Of Japanese Colour Prints I am not going to attempt a comprehensive history of the [Japanese Colour Print, it would take too long
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    179 21 [The Huxley contract, Anthonian lav. th ness in railway expenditure, Prai wharves, Sungei Besi, and now Perak Hydro a rather black record over a mere quarter o/ a century. K.L. Corretporutent o) the Strait* Time*.} XXVII FEDERAL FINANCE We have squandered many millions on our railway, And millions
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    633 22 VAST CHANGES IN LAST THREE DECADES Aid To Country's Economic Construction I7DUCATION among: the Chinese in the oast consisted mainly in the prodigious task of learning how to record ideas by means of a series of words obtained from the many thousands of ideographs, involving years of
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    1179 23  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By THIS month Sitting On The Fence will be five years old. Five years of clean, wholesome British fun. Five years of fun for you, and five years of excruciating, unadulterated joy for me. "How you must enjoy your work, Mr. Gtibbins." "By heaven.
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      127 23 supreme In the Sunday Despatch V fm -j_^^S Iff "^a»^_' 4l 'il^ g^ Bonny Baby Competition Ly^^^kfcP^tfy SIS Hk. 1934, open to all comers %i^%|iC^2p d& WL 10 babies out of the final 12uere fed on COW |H 3k Here are three including JNfl Bai»^ A the rst P rirc
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      512 23 Contract: By Culbertson IN Contract Bridge the safest way of playing to make contract is the best, regardless of how many extra tricks a different line of play might have pro- duced. In Auc10 A tion you receive JL^ ft credit for a Slam IVi^D made without yj#- v f
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    20 25 REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDING AT GEYLANG ROAD The recently completed Firestone Building a *me example of modern architecture.
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    FIRESTONE'S FAITH IN FUTURE OF SINGAPORE
    734 25 Permanent Premises On Site Of Pirates' Lair ANCE the lair of pirates, Kallang District is now fast being transformed into Singapore's busiest industrial suburb. Side by side with the creation of one of the world's finest airports on a site which was once nothing
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    587 27 Max Factor Helps You To Catch It UOLLYWOOD is fast becoming detail-conscious. All thos.' little fine points that used to suTer in importance arc now cominjr into the beauty limelight. Every scraggly eyebrow and every greasy-looking eyelid tells a story of carelessness and iMk of the ever-elusive
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    262 27 A Good Deed QNE evening, as Mabel was taking I her last little walk round the garden, she saw a pretty little fairy sitting on a tall flower, sobbing bitterly. "Oh dear, what can I do?" she sighed. Mabel tiptoed nearer, and touched the fairy's hands softly. "What
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    434 28  - Every Woman Should Have Stocking Sense IRENE CARLTON By Three Weights Are Necessary CILK stockings are a very expensive item in every smart woman's clothes budget. We may wear last years coat with impunity, and a home-knitted beret, and still look chic bul only if our stockings are impeccable. It
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    LAMPS OF CHROMIUM
    193 28 •THE lighting arrangement of a I room is now treated with intelligence and in such a way that a ■velte line is carefully maintained. With pale decorations there may bo a tall floor standard Limn, chromium-plated, the lamp resting In a cone at the top. Wall lights
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    ARTISTS IN ALABASTER
    293 28 A RTISTS in alabaster use some of their choicest pieces for framing mirrors. Modern look-ing-glasses which stand on the dressing-table are encircled by three-inch strips of alaba^r, curved, or flat, and showing the popular shattered effect. Margaret rose alabaster makes a pretty square frame, especially in a
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    Boudoir And Boulevard
    874 28 Boudoir And Boulevard *T*HE promenade ensemble has a dual duty. First, for the beach there is the frock, probably made of linen, or fancy cotton crepe, which is backless, and with a straight-cut skirt slit two or four times around the hem. Out walking, the frock is accompanied by a
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    1221 29 By Our Woman Correspondent to the shoulder by a handsome Scottish brooch. Two or three brown dresses struck an original note. Mrs. Battishill was In a particularly charming example of this colour, the material being brightened by cellophane lines. Both her daughters were in white, as was
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    POTATOES ANNA COP!
    35 29 Slice raw potatoes in a buttered casserole. Sprinkle with >»:itter and a c:vering of grated cheese and cookabout 35 minutes in a moderate >yen. The potatoes should be sliced very I thin.
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    CHINESE FASHION NOTES
    748 29  -  E. K. By FOLLOWING are another three of the latest Chinese creations. Two of the costumes arc made of satin, the fabric that drapes v?ll and looks rich. One is of mauve satin with trimming of fur cloth and the other Is of white satin, trimmed witl.
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    145 29 "CMARTNESS isn't a matter ofi dollars, it's a matter of sense," says Marion Davies, star of Page Miss Glory," the Cosmopolitan production which opens at the Alhambra Theatre today as her first Warner Bros.' release. M A few costumes, carefully chosen and perfectly-fitted, will see
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    RICE SAVOURY
    109 29 A light supper dish is made as follows. Boil a small onion until tender. Also wash and boil two ounces of rice, then mix with it an ounce and a half of butter, an ounce and a half of grated cheese, a teaspoonful of chopped parsely and onion
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    F.A. CUP FIRST ROUND SURPRISES
    717 30 CORINTHIANS BEATEN BY READING 8-3 Yeovil And Petters Go Down To Newport (1.0. W.) AS is usual the first round of (he F.A. Cup produced many surprise results. Coventry, aspirants for promotion to the second division, were beaten at home 4—l by Scunthorpe. York i
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL TABLES
    1026 30 I Positions In the League correct to Friday Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A Pts. Sunderland (2) Huddersfield (16) Derby (6) Arsenal (1) M'chester C. (4) Mlddlesbro' (20) Birmingham (19) Chelsea (12) Liverpool (7) Stoke (10) Leeds (18) Bolton Sheffield W. (3) Wolves (17) W. Brom.
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    Boxing Newcomers Lose Their Fights TWO BOUTS STOPPED
    413 30 Boxing Newcomers Lose Their Fights TWO BOUTS STOPPED IF the shouting and cheering was any criterion, the large crowd which filled the Olympic Boxing Stadium last night certainly had their moneys worth. All four fights were full of action and two of them did not go the full distance. Ray
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    25 30 Three newcomers to the Malayan ring who were in action at the Olympic Stadium last night. They are, Hoshino (right >, Maya (left) and Sanada (centre).
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    HOME RUGBY
    110 30 London. Saturday. Rugby games played today result, "d. says Reuter. as follows Ulster 3. New Zealand 3 Cumberland 5. Durham 8. Cambridge University 45. O.M.T. 5. Gloucester 13. Oxford University 13. Guy's Hospital 6. The Army 14 Leicester A. Bristol 13 Northampton 9. Llanolly 10. Plymouth Albion 5.
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    42 30 The 2nd Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade, w.nner* oi in* annual drill competition for the second time Seated, left to right! Staff Sgt Chay Ah Soo, acting Captain Gan Hock Chuan. Re*. Goh Hood Keng (chaplain), Lieut M ah Quart Lim
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    THREE HIRT AT BUKIT TIMAH
    139 30 Small Taxi And 4-Ton Lorry Collide A serious accident took place at Bukit Timah tcad. near the junction with Balmoral Road shortly aft^r J p.m. yesterday, resulting in a Chinese syce, and a nonya and her 12--year-old son being taken to hospital in a semi-conscious
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    FOUR TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
    82 30 The Singapore police are ,nvestigating a case of suspected poisoning which occurred in a Tamil woodcutter's hut in Woodlands Road, last night Sangarapillay and Doraisamy. two friends, visited the house of Sabu and his wife During their stay they were served with coffee. Suddenly. Sangarapillay, Doraisamy.
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    HOPES OF INTER-PORT BADMINTON MATCH WITH HONG KONG
    961 31 FINANCE AND LEAVE THI DIFFICULTIES Singapore Team May Make Tour Of Malaya By Our Badminton Correspondent. Singapore. THE large number of badminton enthusiasts, representing practically all the communities n>sident in Singapore, who were present last week at the function held by the
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    17 31 ARMS AND THE BALL: Reaching for the ball during a line-out in a Rugby rime in Australia.
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    13 31 Members of the Association of Barbell Men at a tfcent picnic at I'onggol.
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    119 31 The following are the results of the tournaments run by the Mayflower Badminton Party for the year 1935 A" singles" championship tournament (league system) for the Tan Mlang Chiang challenge cup presented by Mr. Tan Mlang Chiang Seah Eng Hee (champion). Tan Chong Tee (runner-UD) Open singles championship
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    COMPANION B.P.
    89 31 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Ahmad b. Haji Hussian beat K. Vasukutty In the singles finals In the tournament run by the Companion Badminton Party two 7 1!>. 13—13 (5 0), 13—13, (5 4). It was a hard fought match and the result was In doubt until
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    151 31 The ninth monthly general meeting of the Amateur Sporting Association will be held on Thursday, Dec. 5, at 8.00 p.m. at the residence of Mr. Khoo Eng Watt. 41. Craig Road. The sixth anniversary of the Amateur B.A. will be celebrated on Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 7 and
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    SEGAMAT POWER B.P.
    123 31 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. The Segamat Electrical Power Station badminton team visited Muar last week and played a friendly match with the Power Station Party there. The games, especially the doubles, were keenly contested. Muar won by four games to three. Results (Muar players mentioned first)
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    KWANG YANG O.B.
    121 31 (Prom Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru. The Kwang Yang Old Boys' basket ball team from Singapore were badly trounced by the local Poong Yew Old Boys' team to the tune of 50 points to 9. The home team displayed excellent combination and were more accurate in shooting.
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    PLAYFAIR A.U.
    42 31 A badminton match with the Shrewsbury B. P. of lour men's singles and two men's doubles, will be played at home court next Sunday at noon. Players are reminded to be at the Union's ground not later than 11.30 ajn.
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    63 31 Members of the Seville Badminton Party, of Penang: Sitting, left to right, Kuoo Keat Seng, Tan Gan Ewe, Cheah Tone Eng, Khoo Chong Yean (Patron), Tung Ghim Huat, Tan Choon Kooi, and Lim Yonf Fong. Standing, left to right, Cheah Chin Hun, Tan Telk Teong, Tan Koon Kern. A. Joseph,
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    USEFUL B. P.
    32 31 A meeting of the general committee of the Useful Badminton Party will be b»ld on Wednesday. Dec. at Mr. Wee Kirn Wee's residence, 105, Nelson Road, at 7.30 p.m.
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    WAKEN LION A. P.
    150 31 Members of the committee of the Waken lion A.P. are informed that the sixth monthly committee meeting will be held at our club premises, 179. Tetok Ayer Street, Singapore. today at 8 pm. As this meeting is of vital importance, they are requested to make It
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    CORRESPONDENCE UNION
    71 31 The Malaysia Students' Correspondence Union lias been tormed to create International friendship and correspondence between the cosmopolitan members of Uis student body In Malaysia. The membership of this Union is open to boys and girls 1.; all parts of the world. Offlce-Bearers Evan Hong, 187, Queen Btreet. Singapore.
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    BARBELL MEN
    64 31 Mr. Daniel E. Sundram has accepted the committee's unanimous request to be patron ol the Association of Barbell Men. The Association entertained the Upper Serangoon Union to a friendly match of ping pong. The Union won by four games to three. Regular football practice takes place every Thursday
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    YOUNG CHINESE A.W.L.P.
    46 31 Members of the Young Chinese Amateur Weight- Lifting Party are reminded of the third annual general meeting which takes place today at Mr. Boey Yin Loong's residence, 117, Tyrwitt Road, at noon. Light refreshments will be served at the termination of the meetii
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    CHAY NGOH SCHOOL
    40 31 A friendly game of pitig pong was played last Sunday between the Playfair Athletic Union and the Chinese Chay Ngoh School at the former's court resulting In a win for the latter by six games to one.
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    877 31 Stiff Fight Anticipated In Singles Final By "Smash" m Kuala Lumpur, Friday. J^HE conclusion of the Selangor men's and junior open singles badminton championships, the finals of which are to be played at the Victoria^ Institution Hall tomorrow afternoon, marked the close of the State's badminton activities
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    ALL-KOUND DISPLAY
    104 31 Foo Lum Choon found little difficulty In beating yuan Chool Yong m straight sets In the first men's semi final game. The winner gave an allround display and scored freely by means of his powerful smashes and accurate placements. He was equauy good In his ngt play while
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    7 31 The Iniversal Athletic Party badminton "A" tea<i
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    NATIONAL B.P.
    184 31 The match between the N.^.onal BP. and the Loke's B.P. which should nave v „i p.a,\d last Sunday had to be postponed to today owing to rain and the following players hava been invited to play for t:ie National 8.P., three singles and two ioulil s. at the
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    THE SULTAN OF PERAK'S LARRIKIN PAYS DIVIDEND OF $214
    1987 32 SELANGOR RACES RUN IN IDEAL WEATHER Many Upsets In Last Day Of Skye Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A LARGE crowd was present at the last day of the Selangor Turf Club November skye meeting today, which was
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    PERAK TURF CLUB.
    114 32 DECEMBER SKYE MEETING 1935 Friday, December 1935 Saturday, December 7, 1935 ENTRIES CLOSE AT 3 P.M. ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1935. The Subscriptions for Visiting Members shall be:— MEN LADIES $2.M for the Meeting or any day thereof. VISITING MEMBER 3 must be introduced by Members of
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    HOCKEY IN A QUAGMIRE
    323 32 Singapore Beat Negri (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Singapore 3. Negri nil. CINGAPORE beat Negri Sembilan hy three goals to nil today in an interstate hockey match. The heavy downfall of rain which comm 'need an hour before the match rendered the stat > ground
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    KEEN HOCKEY AT TANGLIN
    382 32 WILTSHIRES BEAT THE ENGINEERS Wilts Red .2; RE /COMBINING well and playing with more determination in the second spell the Wiltshire Regiment defeated the Royal Engineers at hockey by two clear goals yesterday at Tanglin. The ground was unfortunately soft but both sides adapted themselves to)
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    NEGRI PING PONG
    172 32 (By Our Seremban Correspondent). Great interest is being evinced by the local Chinese schools in the first ping pong championships that are being held at Sereniban now. The majority of entrants are from these schools. The only non-Chinese competitors. Dato Johan Abdul Aziz and E I. Ponniah.
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    13 32 An incident during the all Blues Cup Rugby came yesterday Sunday Times Photograph
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    AIR FORCE BEAT S. JOHORE
    427 32 THREEQUARTERS' GREAT DEFENCE (Froi :ir Own Co J'»» -c lialiri' RA.F 11; S. Johore r HE Royal Air Force, Sing. p«rp. x beat South Johore by 11 points (two tries and one goal) to nil today. Rain in the early at nn.; m; "<; the
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    SINGAPORE BATTLE THEIR WAY INTO ALL BLUES CUP FINAL
    764 33 Negri Beaten By Only Goal Of The Game Singapore Asiatics 5; Negri Sembilan 0. C ING A PORE Asiatics entered the final of the All Blues Rugby Cop competition yesterday when, in their first game for the Cup, they beat the
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    PARTNERSHIP OF 204
    78 33 M.C.C. IN FORM AT BRISBANE Brisbane, Nov. 30. /CONTINUING on a perfect wicket this morning the M.C.C. batsmen, were in fine form and wir.n careful hitting knocked up 436 runs for six wickets, in reply tc Queensland's 203 runs. The opening partnership between Barber <91) i»nd Smith
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    100 MILE CYCLE RACE
    202 33 IN AID OF POPPY DAY FUND A one hundred miles open cycling championship race, open to all Malayan cyclists, will take place in Perak on Dec. 22. The race will begin at six In the morning. The starting point will be Club Road. Ipoh. and competitors
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    NEGRI MALAY TEACHERS
    269 33 ANNUAL SPORTS (From Our Own Correspondents) Seremban. The Negri Sembilan Malay Teachers' Association, held their annual athletic sports on the King George V School padang on Sunday. The following were the results: 100 yards flat race: k Harun b. Haji Yusof 2. Idrto b. Mefcan. 100 yards
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    150 33 The following are results and forthcoming ties in the SCR C. open lawn tennis tournament Open Singles Lira Bong Soo beat Woon Chow Tat. 6—2, 6 -3; Perlera beat Pane Chlap Yong. 7—5, 6 4. Open Doubles Choon Leong ar Bong Soo beat Warden and Abed, 3, 6
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    15 33 The break-up of a loose scrum in the Scotland vs. The Rest Rugby game yesterday.
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    Medicals Keep Hockey Trophy
    465 33 ANNUAL ENCOUNTER WITH RAFFLES COLLEGE Med. College 5 Raffles Collet e 0 A COUPLE of medicine boxes la> handy on the sodden Medical College playground yesterday in anticipation of calls during the anneal hockey tussle between blooming doctors and dentists and budding historians and schoolmasters for
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    8 33 College hockey team which beat Raffles College yesterday,
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    Jock McAvoy Wins Fight In New York
    67 33 New York. Sati-rday. Jock McAvo;, the British middle weight boxing champion, fighting su> a light heavyweight, last night decisively outpointed the "Tench-Canadi-an, Al McCoy, regarded as a moat dangerous opponent. In a ten round bout here. McCoy too*, a count of four In
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    CAME CANCELLED
    27 33 The hockey match between the Singapore Recreation Club and the Old Raffleslans' Association which was to have bsen played yesterday on trw Padang, was cancelled.
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    35 Players Killed In U.S. Football
    59 33 New York. Saturday. A LTHOUGH the American football season has still several weeks to run, thirty-five players have already died as a result of injuries sustained in football matches. This Is the highest total since 1931 when forty-nine deaUu resulted fai the rtWm of
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    KKULIM SOCCER
    70 33 The footbUl match in aid of the Poppy Day Fund arranged between the South Kedah Asiatics and the South Kedah Europeans ended in a convincing victory for the former by five goals to two. Had it not b?en for the fine goalkeeplng of Dalntry Ha defeat would certainly
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    FLUSH B.P.
    41 33 The Flush Badminton Party of Jobore Bahru, put up a great fight against the Chamtxiran (a selected Malay side) but lost by four game* to three. The Batch was played at Mr. Won* Ah Hun's court by flood light.
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    P. W. D. BEAT INDIANS
    26 33 The P.W.D. were successful in their return hockey match with the Indian Association II beating them by two goals to one.
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    SASSENACHS TRIUMPH OVER SCOTS
    740 33 Annual St. Andrew's Day Rugby Match The Rest 11; Scotland 7. QCOTLAND struggled gallantly to uphold the fighting traditions the race in the annual St. Andrew's day Rugby match against The Rest on the Padang yesterday but went down, dying hard, by four points. The Rest
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON CHAMPIONS
    50 33 SELANGOR BADMINTON CHAMPIONS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The finals of the Selangor badminton singles championships played in the Victoria Institution Hall today resulted as follows Ooen Singles Foo Lum Choon beat A. Samuel. 15—8, 10—15. 15—10. Junior Singles Yap Pow Thong beat San Kwok Keong. 21—4. 21—7.
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    LEAGUE CHAMPIONS MEET
    165 33 EXTRA TIME AT IPOH SOCCER MATCH (From Our Own Correspondent.) T poli. Saturday. The Burma Rifles o) the Talpin^ League, ana district champions, met the Corinthians of the Ipoh League, and district champions, in a luutball match for the Veerasingh challenge cup on the Pcrak Chinese Recreation
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    'OLD CROCKS" DRAW AT PENANG
    78 33 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sa'urday. Owing to the scarcity of Scotsmen of playing age the annual Scotland vs. The Rest match here was cancelled. A successful seven-a-side tournament was run Instead, My© teams competing. The teams cap'.amed by Brooke and Green respectively ..ad tv.o
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    111 33 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Si.:.:; day. Scotland beat The Rest in the annual St. Andrew's Day match on the padang here this evening by 11 points (a goal and two tries) to ten points (two goals). The winners put up a magnificent fight throughout and thoroughly
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    COMMAND TENNIS.
    125 33 The following are the results of the Malay Command lawn tennis (other ranks) championships for 1935. Singles. Winner: -Q MS Pepperdine. R. X.: Runner-up:— L A. C. Mitchell, RAF Doubles: Winners: -ii M.S. Pepperdine RE. and Q.MS. Past-all, RE: Runners-up:— Cpl. McLood. R.A.F. and L.A.C. Dent. RAJ Grimsby
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    SCOTSMEN'S LASTING MARK IN MALAYAN SPORT
    585 34  -  "Argus" By Present Chieftain A Great Athlete In His Time SCOTLAND played the Rest at Rugby football in Singapore yesterday. They lost last year's match by eleven points (a goal and a try) to a penalty goal kicked by L F. Mackenzie, the Johore
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    709 34 Only Lose One Points Sungei Patani Chinese Foot ba 11 Craig Wins Golf Championship (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. •yi SKI YACOB'S XI is certain of the championship of the Kedah Hockey Association League Competition this year although there are still two matches
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    14 34 Ihe hockey teams of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club and the Singapore Recreation Club.
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    19 34 Group photograph of students and teachers of Cambridge classes (1035) of the City Hifh School, Singapore, before their vacation.
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    AN UNUSUAL RECORD
    124 34 All the familiar names are once again leading the list of winning racehorse owners. But there is one name that of Lord Stanley in seventh place, which is fresh and therefore welcome. His share of racing's prize money is £9,188, and the striking fact is that all
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    BOROTRA AGAIN !
    84 34 BOROTRA AGAIN Fresh from his record at Queen's where he won the covered court championship for the eighth time. Jean Borotra has been winning three events at his own Indoor club, the Tennis Club de Paris. First he won the Canet Singles Cup by beating P. Feret In the final.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
    90 34 The following ties have been arranged for next week In the S.C.C. lawn bowls championship tournament Monday, Dec. 2. P. M. Scott vs. H. Gray. E. J. Cassels vs. C. V. Miles. Tuesday, Dec. 3. W. M. Edwards vs. Winner of P. Carmichael vs. D. Sturrock. H.
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    J.C.S.A. WIN AGAIN.
    107 34 In the return lawn tennis match played on the J.C.B.A. courts on Tuesday, the Junior Civil Service Association beat the P.W.D. Sports Club again by four matches to two. The results were as follows Singies. Choo Keng Kiat beat V. Ponniah B—B. 6—4. Wong Kum Seng beat
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    INTER-SCHOOL HOCKEY IN SEGAMAT
    756 34 G. E. S. Beaten By Georgians Of Seremban Badminton Match Won By Local Boyc Sagil Estate Hockey (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. AST week-end saw the first interschool hockey match to be played in Srgamat, between the Government English School and the Kin* George V School
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    5 34 The Medical Collere hockey team
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    DOUBLE EVENT PLEASES SELANGOR
    697 35  -  "Echo By Rugger And Hockey Sides Both Win Kuala Lumpur. A FTER chastening defeat, gladdening victory. This was the experience of both the rugger and hockey representatives of Selangor last week-end. There is in consequence a natural revival of optimism, especially concerning Malaya Cup rugger prospects.
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    5 35 The Singapore Police hockey team.
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    69 35 Malaya Command Rifle Meeting. 1935. Warren Shield, won by "H.Q." Win*. Ist. Bn.. Wiltshire Regiment. Standing L/c W. N. Gambrill. L/c 11. W. J. Mortimer. Pte. W. Hopgood. B4s. W. McCallura, Pte. W. Stanley. Pte. J. H. Porter. Sitting L/Sgt. F. E. White, Sgt. P. D. Read, Lieut. C. M.
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL'S VICTORY
    747 35 Uncl Seated In Neqri Badminton Tourney The Seremban Cricket Pitch— Bulli-Soil Not A Success Work On New Site (From Our Own Correspondent.) SEREMBAN. IT was distressing to Negri Sembilan readers to read of Gerald Pinto's insipid rugger display at Singapore the other day. Pinto, who played a
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    119 35 Selangor beat Penang, by 13 points to 3in a Malaya Cop match at Penan g last week-end. Teams were. Penang Cheonf Foonf Chin K. A. G. Hague, A. R. Jones, C. N. Reed, A. H. West; C. M. J. Kirk, LJm Kens Chuan; W. D. C. Erskine-Crum, C. P. Liaton,
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    ASIATIC RUGBY GAMES IN TAIPING
    316 35 Old Edwardians Convincingly Beat K. E. S. Parr's And WaUon's Share Trophy Hockey Games (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping. nPIIE match of the week was the Asiatic Rugby game between the Old Edwardians and the King Edward VII School played last week-end which ended in
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    51 36 Thirteen villages in the Tonbridge and Maidstonc district of Kent have been isolated by the serious floods brought about by the heavy rains. The level of the River Medway has risen dangerously and scores of houses are menaced. The picture shows a train passing through the flooded country* side near
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    49 36 To cement the friendship recently struck un between the Soviet Union and kunianu party drawn from the best Russian pilots pnd parachutists flew from Moscow to atw 'end <m International flying meeting i.. Bucharest. The delegation included several women, including the record-breaking girl parachutists Lyuha Berlin and Muu Malinovskaya.
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    49 36 m. LeraJ, the French Premier. Km a double at the I oreign Office in London So striking; is the resemblance tha.'. even vi»<ting diploma U have been deceived and have trreeted him la surprise. The doable is actually Mr. H. J. Klrombe (aboye). an officefcMfjer at (he Foreign Office.
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    63 36 SovetaJ foreign champions are ttkinf part in the Women-, I tional H.uUon fencing Cup matches at Rertrand's Fenring Acatfemv. The new costume, introduced by the Hungarian* ard bow cmnptil-m y for International matches, wan worn for the first time at lh- niat-hes. Tr- picture shown Mile. Viet (right) of France
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