The Straits Times, 15 October 1939
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Title Section37 1939-10-15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION 408 Sunday, Oct. 15, 1939 Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 408 Sunday, Oct. 15, 1939 Price 10 Cents.37 words
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Article, Illustration284 1939-10-15 1 Known Survivors Approximately 370 VETERAN OF LAST WAR'S BATTLE OF JUTLAND TREAT BRITAIN'S second naval loss of the war has occurred by the sinking, believed by U-boat action, of the battleship Royal Oak, a veteran of the Great War. The British Admiralty announces that as far284 words
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306 1939-10-15 1 Big Offensive Believed Any Time Now London, Saturday. MXI TKAL States report that all is prepared in Berlin to transfer Hitler's headquarters to the Western front. Some expect an offensive this weekend, the customary raids indispensable to a big attack being thought complete. French obs3rvers say a new army corpsReuter - 306 words
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Article71 1939-10-15 1 The Admiralty also announced -to-day Uiai iwo~*f -Hie «HW German submarines sunk on Friday were of the latest and largest ocean-going class being between 500 and 600 tons each. News of the destruction of the three U-boats was warmly welcomed In London as an Indication of71 words
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Article58 1939-10-15 1 Tok!o, Saturday. pHINESE plane 3 bombed Hankow three times to-day states a Domei agency message. It Is estimated 50 people were killed and about 100 wounded. Chungking message received here states many Japanese planes ware destroyed in the bombing of Hankow and a munition dumpReuter - 58 words
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Article49 1939-10-15 1 The relative strength of the navies of Great Britain, France and Germany is shown in the following figures, which exclude vessels unier construction C B. France Germany Battleship* 15 7 5 Aircraft Carriers 7 1 Cruisers 61 22 6 Destroyers 174 58 22 Submarines 55 7S 6049 words
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Article, Illustration39 1939-10-15 1 The Duke of Windsor, who has taken the rank of Major-Generai and is now serving with the British Expeditionary Force in France, is seen here in uniform, arriving at the British War Office. I39 words
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Article189 1939-10-15 1 IX7AR correspondents are now with the British Army in France. One of them, describing a scene at a port of disembarkation, says that he detects a far different spirit than that which existed in the early days of 1914. The men have no illusions about glory,189 words
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Article35 1939-10-15 1 Rome, Saturday. A French three-engined bomber made a forced landing owing to engine trouble in Sardinia this morning. The crew of seven, including two officers, are now in the hands of Italian officials.35 words
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Article32 1939-10-15 1 Tokio, Saturday. CTRICT control of radical elements in Japan was emphasized by the Home Minister, Mr. Naoshl Obara, In an address to the chiefs of the Prefectural police. Eastern News.32 words
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Article100 1939-10-15 1 London, Sutwday. y/f/S morning, housewives in Germany were given advice in a broadcast on how to wash clothes without soap. The announcer began by saying, "I know you cannot get any soap but that need not worry you." Then came his suggestion about a substitute100 words
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Article78 1939-10-15 1 Lonaon, Saturday. ARRANGEMENTS have been made through the intermediary of the Swiss Government for the exchange of three British consular officials detained in Germany against three German officials still in Great Britain. It has been arranged for the British party to cross Into Holland at Bentheim to-morrow. TheBritish Wireless - 78 words
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Article22 1939-10-15 1 King Leopold of the Belgians has accepted an invitation to broadcast to the United States on Oct. 26.22 words
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453 1939-10-15 1 IN Stockholm next Wednesday, three Scandinavian Kings and the president of Finland together with their Foreign Ministers will meet to discuss their common problems. The invitation for the conference first came from King Gustav of Sweden whose act is welcomed v^ith enthusiasm In all theReuter - 453 words
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130 1939-10-15 1 BALTIC GERMANS AS HITLER'S RABBITS Kaunas, Saturday. !IIi|ANY Lithuanian Germans are re- fusing to answer Hitler's repatr.ation call because they do not want to be what is described here as "rabbits for Hitler's political experiments." It is thought Hitler's plan In ordering repatriation was to revive the Bolshevist bogey inReuter - 130 words
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Article55 1939-10-15 1 London, Saturday. THE Clackmanan and Eastern byeelection resulted in an overwhelming defeat of the Pacifist candidate who forfeited his deposit. The result] was Mr. Arthur Woodburn, Labour 15,645 votes, Mr. Andrew Stewart, Pacifist, 1,060. The election was caused by the death of Mr. L. MacNeill Weir, who had55 words
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Article373 1939-10-15 1 London, Saturday. THE shock which Mr. Chambrr- lain's reply to Hitler's peace proposals has caused in Germany is reflected in the feverish activities among the Nazi chiefs in Berlin, and confusion in German propaganda circles. Reports reaching neutral countries from Berlin states that during the last373 words
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Article241 1939-10-15 2 Nazi Plans Twice Frustrated By Soviet <<r rHE German retreat from the Baltic constitutes the second main defeat of Nazi policy since the war began," says The Times (London), reports Reuter. "The first defeat was when the Nazi plan for a protectorate over Poland extending over241 words
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146 1939-10-15 2 Japanese Force Trapped On Hunan Border Chungking, Saturday. HEAVY lighting has been raging in the suburbs of Tungcheng, a Japanese base on the HunanKiangsi border, during the past! three days with the invaders desperately trying to break through the Chinese cordon, according to a message received fom Changsha The beleaguered146 words
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Article77 1939-10-15 2 Berlin, Saturday THE German information service has now admitted that four German planes fell Into the sea and two more forced to land in Denmark after an attack on British warships last Monday. The Germans claim that they made ten hits on the warships but this77 words
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Article99 1939-10-15 2 BRITISH SUPPORT FOR CHINESE London, Saturday. *THERE is no truth in the allegation 1 on the German wireless that Great Britain has withdrawn support from the Chinese dollar. As has been stated on more than one oscasion recently in Parliament, the British Government has no intention of varying its policyBritish Wireless - 99 words
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Article92 1939-10-15 2 Istanbul, Saturday. AN uuuomu-in?d report says that the Turkish-Soviet talks in Moscow have resulted in an agreement in harmony with Turkey's friendship towards Great Britain and France. No official announcement on the nature of the new pact will be made until the text of the92 words
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63 1939-10-15 2 London. Saturday CCORDING to the Bwedish news- paper Tlclnhsen, the -Scandinavian countries are fully aware of the consei quences of adopting the reporter! .German advice to them to abandon I their trade -with the Western countries. The Tidnhjen says, Germany state* she can takeBritish Wireless - 63 words
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Article342 1939-10-15 2 j London, Saturday. rpHE London morning newspapers deal with the German reaction to Mr. Chamberlain's speech. The News Chronicle, commenting on I the Nazi official statement the speech lis "an insult to Germany" and that Britain's object is "to destroy the I German people,' 1 asks why,342 words
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123 1939-10-15 2 BOMS ATTEMPT ON TYNESIDE FRUSTRATED London, Saturday. r|T J6 now revealed tnat British war- planes forced down the German 1 plane in the North 6ca from which four airmen were rescued by a Danish ship and landed at Ringkjob'.ng. on the west coast of Denmark. It is stated the German123 words
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Article, Illustration49 1939-10-15 2 As a result of the policy of conserving her oil supplies, the horse has come into its own again in Italy. Here is Signor Stance (left), secretary at the Italian Fascist Party. drivin<r a pony trap during ait official visit to Milan.49 words
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Article132 1939-10-15 2 Fresh Offensive In Shansi Fails ('hunsrking, Saturday. AC ORE than 3,000 Japanese have been killed in the encounters in eastern and central Shansi Province since Oct. 8. Under heavy aerial and artillery bombardment, more than 40.000 Japanese troops, accompanied by armoured cars, advanced in nine columns132 words
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Article104 1939-10-15 2 Washington, Saturday. AN extraordinary session of the United States senate has been called for to-day. It is believed that this step has been taken to speed up a decision on the Neurality Act. It Is said that agreement has been reached between members of the AdministrationReuter - 104 words
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Article124 1939-10-15 2 Stockholm, Saturday. THE language used in German quarters in abuse of Mr. Cnamberlaln Is of a virulent and vituperative nature, the like of which HH staid Wilhelmstrassc building has never known before, states the Berlin correspondent of the Tldningen, who adds disappointment is expressed that neither124 words
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76 1939-10-15 2 Washington, Saturday. PRESIDENT Roosevelt said to-day that he had no information about the six submarines which were operating in the Caribbean Sea against the British. He said the story of two foreign tankers which were stated to have supplied the submarines, was a good exampleReuter - 76 words
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Article35 1939-10-15 2 London, Saturday. piairreEN KgypUan BUfgeona and physl\4La clans redden t in England have, through the «ryptlaii ftmba— rir to London, offered their service to the British Government wherever thwy can be «strul In Uie present35 words
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Article324 1939-10-15 2 ■results nrdaa I games Accringto;i r > Barrow ■> Blacfebum Bmy 1 Blackpool Manchester i. ..4 Bolton 3 Manchester CKj Bournemouth 3 Southampton I Bradford c ChesterQeld 1 Briirhton (p Sfkitbend 4 Bristol H ICMdllt '1 Carlisle #CMI I Chel-ea 1 Miiiwp.ll 1 Chester l'jbw Brighton 2 ciapton o324 words
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Article84 1939-10-15 2 London, Saturday IT is officially announced the lollow- Ing appointments have been made to the Ministry of £h!ppin? Sir Vernon Thomson, chairman cf the Union Castle Line, as principal shipping adviser and controller of eomnerclal shipping; and Sir Cyril Hurcoir.b as director- general oi the Ministry ofReuter - 84 words
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Article69 1939-10-15 2 London, Saturday. THE Salvage Association announces that operations on the submarine Thetis, which -was sunk during her trials, have reached a stage where tests are betas mad 3 with eompres«ed mlr for the purpos- of cxpellln? water from the main body of the submitrine. Theee tests reveal69 words
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Article45 1939-10-15 2 Tokio, Saturday THE Aaam Shimbun forecasts that the Bank of Japan's note issue at the end of this year will be about 3,500,00u,0c0 yen, compared with 2,83«,«KK)j)00 yen on Dec. 31, 1038. and 2398.000,00y yen on Dec. 31, 1037^"Reater.Reuter - 45 words
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Advertisement522 1939-10-15 2 First thing in the morning even y |£/1 before washing think of Inner Clean- ijfl liness. For a clear skin, bright eyes and vH i that inner sparkle which is the secret of ll f¥£ Mi loveliness, Inner Cleanliness is far more K^ effective than any outside treatment. And Andrews522 words
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Article, Illustration247 1939-10-15 3 HYDERABAD REGIMENT'S GYMKHANA Fine Entertainment By Indian Soldiers THE pagal gymkhana held by 1 the 4th battaUon of the 19th. Hyderabad Regiment yesterday evening provided some very fine entertainment for a civil and military gathering, which included Major-Gen. L. V. Bond, the General Officer Commanding, Malaya. The presence of a247 words
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409 1939-10-15 3 Co-operation Of Public With A.R.P. Department TTHE Singapore Department of Information states: Reports have been received which indicate that some householders in Singapore aie inclined to treat with a certain amount of suspicion the air raid wardens who call on them in pursuance of instructions to visit each house in409 words
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79 1939-10-15 3 HORSEFLESH CAVIARE IN CAPTURED SHIP rIE 5.640 tons of cargo In the German merchantman Cap Norte. which was recently captured by British warships, included 2.893 tons of wheat, 172 tons of wool, and 767 tons of skins. Among consumable articles were 60 tons of tobacco, 175 tons of cocoa, 18British Wireless - 79 words
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Article35 1939-10-15 3 The Police Band will play to-morrow at Telok Ayer at 6.00 p.m.: March, Florentiner (Fucik); Overture, Fra Diavolo (Auber); Selection, Yeoman of the Guard (Sullivan); Gavotte, Premier Eonhem (Salabert); Selection, Looking Backward <Finck>.35 words
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Article41 1939-10-15 3 Hong Kong, Saturday. TTIE projected local 10 per cent. income-tax, It is understood, will affect bachelors with annual incomes of $2,000 or above, and married men (with family) earning $5,280 or above a year.— Central New*41 words
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Article133 1939-10-15 3 Claim On Behalf Of Children Fails (.From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. THE Ipoh magistrate, Mr. P. F. Y. Radcllffe, delivering judgment today, dismissed the claim brought by the Assistant Controller of Labour, Perak, on behalf of the two Infant children of an Indian woman who133 words
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Article64 1939-10-15 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. LEONG Fan, who described nlmselt as a cake-maker, was ye-.terday fined $50 on three charges o' food hoarding. This is the first case of its kind In Perak. The Chinese was stated to have made abnormal purchases of rice,64 words
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Article13 1939-10-15 3 Inche All bin Baba of the Railways, Seremban, has been transferred to Gemas.13 words
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Article173 1939-10-15 3 Raja-Di-Hilir Appointed In Perak ONE OF SULTAN IDRIS' SONJ (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. RAJA ABDUL RASHID, the Raja Kechil Tengah and Malay Secretary to the Sultan, has been appointed RaJa-di-Hilir of Perak. The RaJa-dl-Hlllr Is one of the raja heirs of the state, ranking after the Sultan, the173 words
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Article882 1939-10-15 3 CATURDAY'S market price list, with mlni- mum and maximum prices, U as follow* MEAT Beef steak per katl 36 cts. 45 els.; Beef stew or curry per katl 29 cents.. 36 cts.; Fillet Steak lb. 52 cts. 70 cts.: Mutton. Australian lb 42 cts.. 42 cts.; Mutton882 words
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Miscellaneous375 1939-10-15 3 In Singapore To-day CINEMAS 4LHAMBHA: "Inspector Hornlelgh" with Gordon Harker, 11 a.m., 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15. CAPITOL: "North of Shanghai" with James Craig Sz Nicola. 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15. CATHAY •'Mldnlghf with Claudettc Colbert Don Ameche. li a.m., 3- 15, 615 Si 915. PAVILION: "Career" with Anne Shirley. 3.15, 6.15375 words
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Advertisement349 1939-10-15 4 ALHAMBRA -hi*-i.«-mmmim. A 20th Century-Fox. BRITISH Mystery-Thrill.r lucdi/ialbM HH HORNUKS gordonlharker ..w ALASTAIR SIM 1 MUOHWUUAMi'tnViaCUI ■BBwHBBSnBBBI wavy patch mki hoo» i We DEFT you tc spot the murderer until the very end Waratr Brts. fcuziag Atttbitgrapby ff a Figitive. Tuesday Next ALHAMBRA BT^^^^tTAll B^y^^BWßT^^^F*^ I 1 I j BfjvTTuA349 words
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Advertisement283 1939-10-15 4 PAVIUOM^is-ejs-s^LAST DAY "There are two women in every man's life.... the one he married and the one he thanks God he didn't J On such a theme builds the terrific power 9t this story charged with deen drama, warm romance aod glowing thrill m 4 bS^^^i 4 ilfc &L IttWiaHl283 words
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Advertisement276 1939-10-15 4 A BIG STAGE and SCREEN DOUBLE BILL! TO-DAY at the CAPITOL 3.15 6.15 9.15 At Usual Cinema Prices! Extended Season of the Worldfamous Wizard of Mystery Presenting "ONE HOUR of MYSTERY" featuring the amazing new sensation "SEEING THROUGH A WOMAN" See a girl cut into Ihree parts and while the276 words
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Article, Illustration186 1939-10-15 5 1 MEETING of local musical talent was held at the S.V.C. drill hall last Wednesday with a view to providing free variety entertainment for the troops in the Colony. Although many have volunteered to help in this concert, which Is the idea of Inspector M.186 words
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Article92 1939-10-15 5 FREE entertainment Is to be provided shortly for troops, stationed in the Colony and Johore Bahru, by the Singapore Repertory Players. Concert parties, vaudeville, plays and other forms of entertainment will be given by the Repertory Players either at the Victoria Theatre or at barracks. Each92 words
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Article232 1939-10-15 5 ALHAMBRA Now On Inspector Hornleigh ''Gordon Harker. Alastalr Sim. Mlki Hood. Wally Patch, Steve G«ray. Edward Underdown, Hugh Willianu, Gibb McLaughlinj. 20th Century-Fox-British thriller. Nest Change They Made Me A Criminal (John Oar Held, the "Dead End" kids, Claude Rains, Ann Sheridan. May Robson, Gloria Dtcksoni. Warner232 words
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Article, Illustration114 1939-10-15 5 DIOGEST make-up Job in Hally- wood history Is that on RKO Radio's "Hunchback of Notre Dame," not only to transform Charles Laughton for the title role but also to make ready 3,000 extras for the cameras. Sixty-seven make-up artist; and hairdressers (there are only 225 in the114 words
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Article298 1939-10-15 6 Perak Padi Proposals Praised In Selangor LAND AND MONEY TO HELP PEASANT CULTIVATOR (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A PPROVAL for the Perak Government's plan for Malay padi cultivation, which, it states, is more definite and favourable than a similar one proposed by the298 words
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Article139 1939-10-15 6 Chinese Gifts To Patriotic Fund TTHE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited, bankers for the Malaya Patriotic Fund (Chinese Section) Singapore, report that contributions so far received total $79,888.30 made up as follows: Previously reported:— s77,s4s.oo, The Chinese Association rDance Proceeds) $136 50, Goh Hood Keng $50. Kew Estate Ltd. $150, Htng139 words
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Article142 1939-10-15 6 E|R G. E. Cator. the Malayan A«ent In London, has teJepraptad to say that boots, shoes and all kinds of warm cdottimg are urgently needed for poor children who have been evacuated to the country from the larger cities In Britain which might be suoject to142 words
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Article81 1939-10-15 6 iFTobs Out Ov.t Correspondent <. Miuir. AT a gwieral meeting held a: mc Mta Commissioner's O3lce >o organise collections for the Malaya Patriotic Fund. It was decided that various communities should form their own sub-committees and that each community should have representatives m the general committee.81 words
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Article40 1939-10-15 6 <From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Saturday. I*HE total collection in connection with the play Lady Precious Stream." which was staged by the Negrl Sembilan Chinese in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund amounted to $2,500.40 words
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Article43 1939-10-15 6 •yHE Negri Sembilan Chinese have remitted a further sum of $20,000 in Straits currency to the China Relief Fund making the total contributions to $980,000 In addition to money remitted previously In Chinese currency, says the Sunday Times Seremban correspondent.43 words
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Article133 1939-10-15 6 A SUIT under a deed of separation in which Mi's. Anna Lambert is claiming arrears of maintenance for July and August last, amounting to $132. and $200 for September, for herself and two-yeax-old child, was mentioned before the Singapore Civil District Court Judge, Mr. G.133 words
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100 1939-10-15 6 CEYLONESE MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND i From Our Oun Correanonoenri Port Swettennam. AN appeal Is being made by the Sslarwor A Ceylonese Malaya Patriotic Fund Committee to the government of Selangor. to as-' sist the various district committees, to mate deductions through the monthly paySbeets. It is statod that sanction has100 words
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405 1939-10-15 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SPEAKING at the meeting of the Non-Government Employees' Association Mr. J. R. Vetfctavanam, tile vice-president, said that it pained him to see that an association which was successful in giving goodwfn and co-operation to employers should fail405 words
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Article, Illustration188 1939-10-15 6 Mr. Tap Chin H«e, of the Selangor Forest Office, and his brn'e, formerly Miss Tan Kirn Lean, of Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Tap Heng 10-u.n, of JttTUtr, with his bride, formerly Jtiss Oiv-Yeong Chee Tin after their iptd&ng at the Vuar Kok Kiev: Amateur Draviazic Association^ Mr. Lean Thean188 words
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101 1939-10-15 6 'From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru. Saturday. I^IEMBERS of the Johore Bar to-day said farewell to Mr. Justice Mills, who is leaving next week on retirement. Mr. Mills wrs nrst appointed to Johore as Legal Adviser in 1927 am) later became judge. Mr. M.101 words
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Article18 1939-10-15 6 Mr. V. Visuvallngam, chief clerk, Labour Office, Klang, who had been v Ceylon on long leave, has reftirnt-c18 words
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Article755 1939-10-15 7 The Onlooker - The Onlooker By he saw service with the V.M.C.A. on several fronts during the last war, Mr. K. K. Benjamin, the Kuala Lampur lawyer and president of the Selangor Indian Association, says the closest call he had was when a friend who slept in his bunk when755 words
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Miscellaneous428 1939-10-15 7 CONTRACT BRIDGE t>\7 Ti-11? PAIID A/^ITC hearts and two passes followed, UI IHL rUUR /*A>iid he made the definite bid of two A RUBBER Bridge gene at the spades, feeling that he could not be Cavendish Club in New York City g? nal^, to Ye ly w f°"S hen produced428 words
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Advertisement199 1939-10-15 8 The outstanding quality and success of F. N. Aerated Waters and Cordials is confirmed by the prize medals awarded to Fraser Neave, Ltd., Singapore, at the International Mineral Water Exhibition and market, held at the Royal Agricultural Hall, London. Pioneers of the Aerated Water industry in Malaya, the Company was199 words
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Article1207 1939-10-15 9 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By "TI7ELL," said The Sweep. "I see by the papers that they've arrested little old Gobbles." "That's right," I said. "And little old Strelcher," said The Sweep, "though you don't want to believe everythink you read In the papers." "Too true," I said. "And1,207 words
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Article366 1939-10-15 9 Oriental England. By Blake Clark. Kelly and Walsh. ss. The sub-title of this Interesting book is "A Study of Oriental influences In Eighteenth Century England as Reflected in the Drama," but the author gives a fairly comprehensive glance at the general subject in Chapter I. which366 words
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Article372 1939-10-15 9 Behind the Paragraph. By H. M. E. Clamp. Michael Joseph. 7s. 6d. The Valley of Baca. By W. Riley Jenkins' Colonial Library. ACCORDING to Miss Clamp, an r inventor's life Is not a happy one, specially if the invention has anything to do with materials or weapons of372 words
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Advertisement324 1939-10-15 9 THE JOYS OF EATING IN AN ENGLISH INN "THE DUKE'S HEAD." KINGS LYNN I^L-^Bl F^^^^^^O*- w< ""S'tdHy Ul "> mention im I.^Hk became an inn early in the 18th Century. WHEN Englishmen especially travellers meet their talk soon turn* to eating places. They recall with pleasure old inns where, an324 words
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303 1939-10-15 10 F.M.S. RULERS DECLARE WAR-TIME DUTIES MUST BE CARRIED OUT A MESSAGE from the Sultans of. the four Federated Malay States to the members of the Malay Regiment has been posted at the Regimental encampment in Singapore, giving the Rulers' agreement to a relaxation of the303 words
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Article, Illustration57 1939-10-15 10 J7VEKY film theatre in England is now open. They may all open at 10 a.m. and stay open until 10 p.m., except in the West End of London, where they must obey a 6 p.m. curfew for the time, The picture shows the Open notice being put up outside the57 words
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Article, Illustration44 1939-10-15 10 A NEW Munitions Supply Council of ten, consisting mostly of leaders of industry and finance, each with executive powers to ensure effective production, has been announced by Mr. Burgin, Minister of Supply, in the House of Commons. Sir Harold Brown (above), is the Director-General.44 words
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166 1939-10-15 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. A tribute to the former Undang of Rembau (the late Dato Abdullah bin Haji Daham) was paid at a meeting of the Upper Chamber of the Negri Sembilan State Council held at Seremban. H.H. the Yang di Pertuan Besar166 words
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Article98 1939-10-15 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. "THE death took place at the Seremban General Hospital of Madam Anna Phang, the widow of the i late Mr. Lean Plang Hin. She was 57 years of age and leaves a son, Mr. Lean Loong Loy, of Ipoh. a son-in-law, Mr98 words
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Article42 1939-10-15 10 "From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 10. A large python measuring 16 feet was captured by three coolies near the coolie lines on Sennawang Estate, Sungei Gndat. The carcase of the j reptile was brought to Seremban for the taxidermists.42 words
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Article59 1939-10-15 10 The engagement Is announced and the marriage will take place shortly o! Mr. Ec Cheng Pee, of Seremban, ann Miss Lucy Tan, the niece of Mr. am! Mrs. Kow Tlam Chuan of Klang. NO REVOLVER LICENCE For falling to renew his revolver < licence, O. Shalk Mohamad was fined59 words
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347 1939-10-15 10 A BITTER attack, in the form of a biography, on Stalin according to the author, wielder of a dictatorial power unparalleled in the world and unprecedented in history has appeared from the pen of a former member of the Executive of the Communist International,347 words
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Article70 1939-10-15 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. AT the Negrl Sembllan Assizes a young Malay woman, Kalsum binti Idris, was sentenced to one day's simple Imprisonment and a fine of $50. in default one month's simple imprisonment on a charge of bigamy. She was charged with70 words
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Article54 1939-10-15 10 The second annual and guest night dinner of the Seremban Union Epworth League was held in the A.C.S. hall when there were present more than 115 members and friends. There was a cinema show when a number of entertaining films were shown by Mr. Reinoehl. Mr. Sadu Singh54 words
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Article323 1939-10-15 10 Budget Worries To-morrow Mr. H. Weisberg, [Finr^icial Secretary, will introduce j the Colony budget for 1940, and there has been considerable specu.ation regarding possible increased taxation to meet war conditions and extraordinary expenditure caused thereby, t We do not think, however, that there I need be any anxiety on323 words
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Advertisement254 1939-10-15 10 TRY OUR TAILORING We only solicit your trial order. MIEN CHONG fWfi'i most up-to-date Tailor. 34. Coleirar St. Phone 4816. No. 173. Selegie Road, Phone 4310 Singapore. THE first beauty rule of every discriminating i woman the world over to tone up with Pears' at least once every day Pears'254 words
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Advertisement169 1939-10-15 10 The NEW WORLD CABARET TODAY TIFFIN DANCE 1.30 to 430 p.m. Admission Fre«. TONIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT Admission SO cts. PIANO TUNING-REPAIRS REMOVALSHIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 212, Orchard Rd. Wdtch hb Guaranteed 1v e r fflff^^sj Sold in London \/J^l<t/^^L Men'f Strong Ser- 1 B^h^/^ /Mr viccahla Shock- /jH169 words
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Advertisement448 1939-10-15 10 Your voyage to England is part of your home leave. Travel home via the Cape, the attractive route for the discriminating. Full information from Pass. Dept., X.P.M. Line. (Incorp. in Ho'land) (Phone 5451) Asthma Agony Curbed in 10 Minutes Since the discovery of Mendaco by an enables you to sleep,448 words
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Miscellaneous8 1939-10-15 10 EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore.8 words
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324 1939-10-15 11 One Tried To Kill Himself, Another Hid Plans In Pipe gRITISH naval officers arrested several suspected German spies while searching the crack Dutch liner, Nieuw Amsterdam, for contraband This was revealed by passengers on the liner after they had landed in Holland. One324 words
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Article, Illustration25 1939-10-15 11 Perhaps now that this London A.R.P. warden has taken up residence in his sand-bagged "dugout," he doesn't require a flat any more.25 words
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Article80 1939-10-15 11 J?RENCH and Belgian Customs guards and gendcrmes gazed benevoleitly at a }ront.er incident near Tourcoing. Pierre de les Peaux, 21-year-old French Air Force pilot, stretched a hand across the border into Belgium. Ticcnty-year-old Marie Kattoin, of Behjium, took the hand. And without leaving their own countries80 words
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Article57 1939-10-15 11 A SECOND talk by Mr. E. H. G. Dobby, Lecturer in Geography at Raffles College will be broadcast from Singapore at 7.30 p.m. on Monday. The title o the t: Ik will be "Germany's War Resources Another talk will be given by Mr Dobby on the57 words
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Article31 1939-10-15 11 Mr. S. Po mampalam. Senior Sanitary Inspector, Seremban, and Mrs. Ponnampalam, have returned to Seremban after a holiday in Ceylon as also have Mr. V. Thamblah, Seremban's Postmaster, and Mrs. Thambiah.31 words
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Article359 1939-10-15 11 News In Malay IT Is suggested that readers should cut out this news in Malay and hand it to Malay members of their households, thus helping to keep the Malay population informed about the progress of the war. Hari Juma'at yang lepas mi ia-lah suatu hari yang359 words
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56 1939-10-15 11 /CONVICTED on a charge of negligent bicycle riding along Bukit Timah Road on Sept. 1, Lim Horn Poh was fined $20 In the Singapore Traffic District Court yesterday. The prosecution said the Chinese crossed the path of a despatch rider, R. Funnell, causing Funnell56 words
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Article65 1939-10-15 11 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Further meetings of Indian Labourers' Co-operative Societies have been held in Negri Sembilan when presidents were elected as follows: Cairo Estate Society, Mr. J. T. Smith; Batarg Benar Estate, Mr. B. J. Chalmers; Chembong Estate, Mr. J. Chalmers; Batu Hampar Estate, Mr. G. T.65 words
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Article33 1939-10-15 11 rriRAINING with war noises will be carried out in Singapore in the area due north of the Municipal catchment area from 9.30 a.m. on Monday until 8 a.m. on Tuesday.33 words
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Article42 1939-10-15 11 For going armed In public with knives in Geylang on Sept. 26, Chau Fook and Ng Cheok were each sentenced in the Criminal District Court yesterday to four months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by a year's police supervision.42 words
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Article23 1939-10-15 11 Dr. Hall Watson, M.Q., late Chief Medical Officer, Ashante Goldmines, South Africa, Is at present practising at Klang with Data Dr. Barclay Barrowman.23 words
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Advertisement128 1939-10-15 11 NOT NERVY Cd| NOW! \/^B I've Been Taking j/P Dr. Cassell's Tablets end \^^*^^*m Feel Like A New Woman B| Every cay multitudes are finding <fmUK&Ji&^A NEW HEALTH because they mmtnli //MM have taken Dr. Cassell's Tablets MimMlmfK fflmWrnX the tonic which contains the /fJ^H|/fl JiMmM five e&ential mineral foods128 words
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Advertisement338 1939-10-15 11 No holding the cow back these -days j|y|l§ Over the gate she goes with her smiling rider and her rich gift for all the world's babies! Health and happiness from the English meadows the most famous of all Infants' Foods Cow Gate i <sp |mwAVm»A^rF±? I^l i ua h ib.338 words
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Article813 1939-10-15 12 Quota Rises Encourage Deals Prices Rise LOCAL markets closed last week showing some improvement on the period, and were encouraged by the announcement of Increased tin and rubber exportable allowances for the last quarter. Prices of both commodities have remained remarkably steady, tin at the maximum813 words
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1258 1939-10-15 12 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co's List Ampat Tin (4a) 4s 6d 5a Austral Amal. (5s) 6s 3d 6s 9d Austral Malay (C) 37i 39a Ayer Hltam (5s) 21s 6d 22s 6d Ayer Weng ()1) .85 .95 Bangrin Tin (£1) 20s 3d 21s 3d Batu Selangor ($1) 1.601,258 words
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162 1939-10-15 12 United Engineers Earn $545,556 DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT. A DIVIDEND of 10 per cent, has been recommended by the directors of United Engineers Ltd. in respect of the year ended June last. This compares with 12Vi per cent, paid In the preceding year. The report and accounts were issued162 words
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Article93 1939-10-15 12 Singapore, Oct. 14, noon. Buyers Sellers Gambler 7.50 Hamburg Cube $14.00 Java Cube $12.00 Pepper White Muntok $14.00 White $13.50 Black 8.50 Copra Mixed $3.15 Sun Dried $3.50 Sago Flour No. 1 Lingga $5.30 $5.30 Fair $4.75 Sarawak $4.50 Jelotong Palembang $9.50 Banja $9.00 Sarawak $9.00 Tapioca93 words
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Article85 1939-10-15 12 Saturday, Oct. 14, noon. Buyers Sellers Prices Prices No. IX R.S.S. (Spot loose) MM 3s No. IX R.S.S. f.o.b. in cases Oct-Nov 35% 3654 G.F.A.Q. B.S.S. f.o.b. in vales Oct.-Nov. (Sellers option) 14% 35}» FAQ. K.S.S. fab. in bales Oct-NoT. (Sellers option) 34% 34ft FUTURE85 words
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Advertisement558 1939-10-15 12 Remember- 'A* are fresh wherever you ■&!>.■ iiiirJlTr W^£wen^A are alwa y s BssSßssr ijL'.^PPsj P* US W m «l <sjfl ikjOfend z*a W-&JL i > v *l jfcjjftjfriljflj I At tht Waldorf Astoria |JK Hotel, New York Cnven 'A' K r cork-tipped cig«mtet «re «lw»in on M t talc.558 words
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Advertisement99 1939-10-15 12 A Word to Wives HUSBANDS LbbbbbbbbbbW M mF r ~jr^O no one else in the world is ■I "JM l^ e question of your husflL Wl band's life insurance as important as it is to you.* What monthly income would r^^SSl HI A y° u v t rom l^e safe99 words
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Article2487 1939-10-15 13 R.H. Naylor - R.H. Naylor By BUYING Business deals: Sat. 21st. Personal shopping: Thurs. 19th Fri. 20th. SELLING: Tiies. 17th— Thurs. 19th. ENTERTAINING: To-day 15th— Tuesday. 17lh— Thurs. 19th SPORT: Mon. 16th— Sat. 21st. fkNE quarter of the readers of this column v were born In the latter half2,487 words
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Advertisement179 1939-10-15 13 Planta Marga-rimes A railway director, 'tis said. Once carried two crates on his head; To a lady's inquiry: 'What makes you so wiry? 1 *l eat Plant a on bread!' PLAHTA«H MARGARINE for all cooking and frying. A delicacy on Toast i Pure vegetable. APB 9 Help Nerves Aid Glands179 words
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Advertisement119 1939-10-15 13 WORLD'S NEED OF QUALIFIED ENGINEERS i ■right rVoipact* and Hg Pay Opportunities tef the Trsln«d Mm I NOW Is In* Him to get out ol the nil and qualify lor a permanent ••11-pald pest. Writ* TODAY for our great Quid* which contain* Mm world's wldett cholc* ol home-ttudy engineering counst119 words
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Advertisement382 1939-10-15 13 rr-^^M A WEE^ AGO |\JOr~ Kfe held no hope NOW THRIVING ON THE J¥WINE OF UFE^^tft^ //g Always (be felt stale and flat, lifeless and worried n. v «ever really ill never well but she could not H Bfek-, m >*. "Heat-anaemia" was the cause. Gradually the haat was thinning382 words
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Miscellaneous329 1939-10-15 13 THIS WEEK FOR YOU HERE, grouped according to fldcnce. Stormy times among relative*. month of birth (irrespec- L »<*» take cha tive of year), is a statement of 22JnL 23) probabiUties to be expected this Perhaps you trill feel a bit off-colour early in the week. Keep down to weeK329 words
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Article, Illustration701 1939-10-15 14 Perfume, Wrinkles And Eyes Max Factor's Advice BECAUSE of their value as subjects of general feminine interest, I have selected the following questions (from the scores of beaut y-information-seeking letters with which I am confronted every day) for answering in this column. The first of these problems comes from a701 words
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Advertisement407 1939-10-15 14 V\\ V SHE USED TO v rvvS^Wv FEAR E O^\. SUNSHINE Tl.cre was a time when she dreaded the bright sunshine. It seemed to search out the tiniest defects of her skin reveal blemishes, discolorations, tell-tale lines. No doubt about it her face vms losing its freshness. Then it occurred407 words
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Advertisement502 1939-10-15 14 *9 4** d PERFECT STYLES in I Ma* <?gcU>& I D«ESSMAK!NG 1/7 7 >/" 1 READYMADES B« xasa^K^fi MADAfnE PAGE'S SALONS HF 13. Battery Rd {SCT£L MAJESTIC Br j/fc* -**Vl Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Hr s <r ■r k. W K^.. «*W CHOOSE j^gO BP*E--"--' Jhl^l i\S' if A W Like502 words
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603 1939-10-15 15 Hats Set At Perilous Angles Have Lost Their Place JHE severe line of military hats is sure to have some influence on our normal headwear. Hats which are correct only when set at a most perilous angle have lost their place in the scheme of things. That does not, however,603 words
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Article, Illustration22 1939-10-15 15 a «mm night dress fashioned in pale pink georgette with a (".akuty yoke of lace through which black velvet ribbon is threaded.22 words
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Article104 1939-10-15 15 EFFICIENT deodorants are as much in demand now as ever. First among the preparations which are quickly effective is a kind of non -sticky cream which is patted well into the skin till it disappears. A light wipe with a damp cloth or cleansing tissue and the skin104 words
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Advertisement455 1939-10-15 15 Beautiful Grandmothers Try this simple easy way to look fresh and young ■11 W -~"^9Mk ill 19 I \.^***^av wf" CREAM of milk and olive oil, both predigested and pasteurized are blended with other valuable secret ingredients in the renowned formula used for twenty years in making Creme Tokalon non-greasy,455 words
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Advertisement368 1939-10-15 15 .^9^* Uk I Th« gracl«HB beauty of the YardUey n:ngli«lt Lavender ha«« I Biadrr It ithe eit«sen Perfmaae of gajart wonei th« world over. 1 H» ire«»b. yoathf frngnmee trnmiwrny gay and efc*rMlag. djSjfe Var#tey ERflith Uveimer W fF3 YardUy Lavender Soap **Tn« Luxury Soap of the H SZ^A WorW368 words
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Advertisement1038 1939-10-15 16 /^SUNBURN Qet Instant Soothing Lasting Relief with 1 RESINOL This famous ointment is the ideal first-aid and healer for burning, itchy skins. A single application soothes the sore, inflamed surface brings instant relief. Absolutely pure, Resinol will not harm the tenderest skin. Prescribed by physicians for over forty years. Flesh1,038 words
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Advertisement1467 1939-10-15 16 Winners Of Puzzle f\(T* Singapore; B W. Frols. 11, Banda Rlllr Lane, W I yj Km A Malacca; B. U. OOnrllle. 144, Sungel Penang Road, Penang; E. O. D'Orvffli', 11, Arnoy Eighty-four competitors succeeded in solving I penang de SUva> WeM correctly the Sunday Times Crossword Purzle ua] R printed1,467 words
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Advertisement217 1939-10-15 16 m< MNHIwn T» tm« v.«t« kin* »<ona« For four generations the. saltcellars of)lie Royal Family haw been I filled with (epeßos) SALT 1 g_gs_P3K^_____j__^^^______^_ t nettling s& feet* lfot nuikmf Resident Agents Boustead Co Ltd., Singapore [NOTICE. M t.imii.l. A SONS. Quiliri-i Opticians of 9 Rafltt-i riace. Singapore, has no217 words
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Miscellaneous557 1939-10-15 16 Broadcasting SINGAPORE EMPIRE STATION TO-DAY TRANSMISSION 4 GSO 11.75 Me s (85.53 m.) GSF 15.14 KIIP 30.06 metre*. mo (19.82 m.). ZHL 2t5 metre*. prom 12.45 a.m. (local time). if !oo Military band l music^played by the band GSB m GSF UM me/% of H.M. Coldstream Guards. t Ma«* m557 words
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Article236 1939-10-15 17 Malacca Schools In Keen Hockey Game 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. A GOAL which came In the lost minute of play decided the hockey encounter between the High School and St. Francis Institution on the School ground yesterday. The High School won by two236 words
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Article610 1939-10-15 17 THE men's and v.omens uidividuai bac'onuiton tournaments will soon end and the interest of all followers of the :ame here will be switched to the lnter-teim competitions, in particular the men's open lnter-clul. tournament which is to be run on the loa^ue system. As the result of610 words
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Article77 1939-10-15 17 An exhibition badminton match in aid ol the China Relief Fund will tie pi*yed en Wed* neadsy at 8 pjii. between the Marigold B.P. and the Devonshire E.P. at the covered stadium. The players are Marigoid: Tan Chong Tee, KjhiCeng Siang, iow S^ah Chuan, Tan77 words
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Article90 1939-10-15 17 The Devonshire BP. celebrated its ninth! .anniversary at Bedok last week-end. At the .general meeting the following were elected office -bearers President. Mr. Sng Teck Lye; vice-presidents. Messrs. Mohamed Jaffar and K. G. Yeo hon. secretary, Mr. Chan Chee Ueag: hon. asst. secretary. Mr. Willie Goh Pook Seng:90 words
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Article124 1939-10-15 17 The Koon Seng B.P. beat the Rosy BP. by six Barnes to one last week-end. Results (Koon Seng first) Cheong Hock Leng i>eat Bonnie Yap by 15 10, 15—4 Tan Sim Wan btat Richard Tan by 15 8, 15—10 Cheont' Hook Quee lost to Tan Swee Lee124 words
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Article104 1939-10-15 17 STARLIGHT B The Starlight B.P. beat the Waisome B.P. at the corered stadium by four games to three. 1 Results cßtarlight first) A.Karim lost to M. M. AlfeKdree 4—15, 4—15; bee Kirn Seng beat Oeoige Tan 15—12. 15—10; Andrew C. Loir be*t B. C. Man 15 5, 16—7; Lee Took104 words
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57 1939-10-15 17 NEGRI TOURNAMENT (From Our Own Correspondent) IT Is hoped that the Negri Sembilan Badminton Association will make an effort to hold the annual championship tournament shortly. The tournament held last year was highly successful thanks mainly to the hard work of the then president. Mr. R. H. V. Rintoul. and57 words
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Article42 1939-10-15 17 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. COWARD and Ah Yang are in the finals of the tingles in the "B" section of the 1 Segamat Medical Club's badmlrtan tournament. Edward beat Ahmad in the semi-finals while Ah Yang disposed of Jacob.42 words
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Article246 1939-10-15 17 •Prom Our Own Correspondent. > Malacca, Saturday. THE Malacca Chinese Recreation Club gained a two-nil victory over the Banda Kaba Malays in a hockey match played on the High School ground. Both the goals came in the first half of the play, and scored by Wee246 words
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Article31 1939-10-15 17 i From Our Own Correspondent' Scrembari A general meeting of the Negri Sembila.. Chinese Athletic Association. Seremban. will be held this Sunday when further activities will be discussed.31 words
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Article153 1939-10-15 17 (From Our Own Correspondcntt Malacca, Saturday. DISPLAYING all-round supsricritv the Eurasian Association beat the Malacca Club at hcokey by two goals to nil. The Club were without the services of their regular centre forward, Forbes, and their right-back. Jackson, who were unable to play. Nevertheless they gave a153 words
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Article51 1939-10-15 17 I From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Saturday 'I in- Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club celebrated their recent successes In local soccer and tennis when a dinner was given. Dr. Chong Ah Khoon. (president). Dato Wong Yick Tong. Mr. Chin See Yin and Mr. Tart Chin Beng made51 words
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Article131 1939-10-15 17 JHE V.M.C.A. School team gained t narrow victory over Raffles Institution yesterday in the first round or the Singapore inter-school tournament by three games to two The outstanding player of the day was undoubtedly Goh Tian Chye. the R. I champion, who found little opposition and won131 words
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Advertisement355 1939-10-15 17 HER HAND WENT DEAD Helpless With Rheumatism At one time she thought she would los.? the use of her right hand. But when she started the "little daily dose" of ILruschen, it soon put her right. •'1 v/as sure in a bad state," she writes, "In fact. 1 could not355 words
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Advertisement139 1939-10-15 17 I tajttt^ Sa 11 1 'WEB ifOi Mfl 1 nfl^ \ri u> *vho^ li A al^***** 4^Lf» 6t)<CTO When fever has weakened r» tt<B1 th n i tf Ti». tt A c wnen malaria parasites have made the blood E*** 1 U Un* n nt,, t A tst thin, then139 words
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Advertisement336 1939-10-15 17 Pyorrhea and Trench Mouth Slopped in 24 Hours Uleedins Rums, soro mouth, t n.iin ttmt yi v are a vtetlH <>( l'yonli-a or ■in nch Mouth, or koiiio bad will iv nui;illy i ,-iust> you to lost- :U1 ><>ar teeth and have to wear {also teath 1" t"r« your tiiii.'.336 words
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190 1939-10-15 18 Discards 18-Year Diet A schoolmistress who, owing to a weak stomach, had been restricted to a diet for 18 years, writes a. 4 follows: "I had stomach trouble for 18 years." she tells us. "Ulcers culminated in haemorrhage. For six weeks, I lay between life and190 words
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Article491 1939-10-15 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. FOLLOWING are weights for 1 the first two days of the Ipoh Turf Club's four-day October meeting Pride of Penang 8 11 starlight 8.06 Flying Trapeze S.llGoldeu Arrow 8.06 Sweet Colette B. lo Lord Gray 8.03 Gliding 8.10 Horses Class491 words
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Article176 1939-10-15 18 Horses. Class 1. Dlv. 1, 5', a furs. Royal Hampton 9.07 Eastern Knight B. OR Smoke Dreams 8.09 Bombua 8.C4 Jack Druce 8.08 Sultana 8.04 Pure Gold 8.07 Barford 7.12 "ovarich a. OR Gold Point ..7.02 Horses, Class 1. Dlv. 2, 5;, furs. Mcadowman 9.00176 words
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Article359 1939-10-15 18 THE Straits Times Press Sports Club helc 1 Its sixth anniversary celeoraUon in* the form of a picnic last week-end at the seaside pavilion of Mr. Ching K<*e Sun, Slglap. The election of office-bearers re.nilted: President. J. A. Clarke: vice-presidents. P. H BattlshUl. R. Burns. W.359 words
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Article117 1939-10-15 18 (Prom Our Own Correspondenti Muar. THE Muar second division league soccer competition ended last week. Final positions are P. W. L. D. P. A. Pts Fountain P. T 9 7 0 2 22 5 18 Parit Raja 9 7 1 121 5 1a Parit Amal 9 7 2117 words
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Article142 1939-10-15 18 Negri-Malacca Draw With Johore (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. IUEGRI-MALACCA drew with Johore in an inter-state Rugby football match played here to-day, e?ch side scoring a penalty goal. The Johore forwards, assisted by MacLennan's fine hooking, were superior in thr tight and loose, but the outsldes failed to get142 words
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Article361 1939-10-15 18 Saturday's Track Work At Ipoh (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. TAKING advantage of the fine weather this morning, fast training work was seen on the Ipoh racecourse, the inner track being used. A number of outstation horses arrived this morning and should have their outing on Sunday. Golden Blaze361 words
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Article, Illustration28 1939-10-15 18 MISS ZENA GRENIER Centre half of SeUnror women's State hockey team. T. HATFIELD: Selangor State and North r v j k r r player. A thrustful centre three-quarter.28 words
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Article262 1939-10-15 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. HFO those who have followed Negri Sembilan rugger for the past decade or so it must be extremely disappointing to have read of the two recent defeats sustained by the Combined States side. The side has had 63 points scored against it262 words
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Article139 1939-10-15 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. rpHE Segamat and Batu Pahat Government English Schools played a goalless draw when they met last veek In a game of hockey. The game was fast and the teams even, the defence of both sides being good, but the forwards put up139 words
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Article100 1939-10-15 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. MEORI SEMBILAN will hold Its first hockey State trial on Tuesday. Thirty players have been invited and they are requested to bring with them white ana coloured shirts. Those Invited are B. Manuel. Hajl Ibrahim, Dr. O. Van Geyzel, Santhok Singh,100 words
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Advertisement1168 1939-10-15 18 YOUR** Trj t|tlk| S LOTUS HOMEY for ail i<:ye rKOUBLES even Cataract Safe Sure. World-ride reputed and tested At all Ch 'mists Literature free. Beware ot Imitation— in Ist on SELLER'S BOON PHARMACY PENANG A IPOH. ONE OF THE 7AMIIV -^^J rAmIU /^yP r A who deserves \fi$ r &j[A1,168 words
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Advertisement314 1939-10-15 18 AU THREE ARE Jevereadyjl I UWAYS USt AN EVEREAU f ATTERYANDLAKPINYOU: .JcVEREADY FLASHLIGHT jl USED TOGETHER THEY AR! YOUR ASSURANCE OF: BRIGHTER LIGHT-LONGER HFE TONG LAM Co. fv.rveyort to the British Army Navy, Ship-Chandlen General Store-Keepcrt. ALL KINDS OF POULTRY FOOD are available at all times Telegraphic Address:— "PHEASANT" SINGAPOBE.314 words
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Article368 1939-10-15 19 Result In Doubt To The End (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. POSSESSING a better pack I which dominated the set scrums, the Army beat Selangor in a friendly rugger match today by 12 points (one drop goal, Qne goal and one try) to 9368 words
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Article236 1939-10-15 19 I^EEN amateur boxing was seen at the St Andrew's School competition held last Wednesday. A competitor who made a big impression was Sydney Deans. A featherweight with an ideal physique for a ooxer, Deans is a natural boxer who combines hitting power with skill. He has the makings or236 words
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Article402 1939-10-15 19 -Prom Our Own Correspondent) Muar. WINNING both their singles matches and their third doubles the Muar Hospital Club won the inter-club lawn tennis competition for the Lee Thian Soo Shield when they beat the Muar Civil Service Club by three matches to two in the402 words
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Article, Illustration61 1939-10-15 19 In the handicap doubles lawn tennis final of the Peacock Cup played at Bentong last Sunday Kay Choo Ens and Tan En« Senr (—3O) beat R. F. Shutes and D. C. Green (—4O) 6—3, 6—l. Left to riffht S. S. Nathan (secretary), Kay Choo Eng, Tan Eng Senr, G. M.61 words
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Article343 1939-10-15 19 CfOUR records were broken at the V.M.C.A. 20th annual swimming carnival held yesterday at the V.M.C.A. Pool, Fort Canning. The new records were established by Bong Kirn Suang (A.C.CS.t in the boys (under 4ft. 30 ins.) 40 yds. championship, the Chinese Swimming Club in the343 words
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Article263 1939-10-15 19 Argylls Make Their Soccer Debut MAKING their debut In competitive soccer at the Stadium yesterday, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders eliminated the Chinese second team from the Challenge Cup by a victory of one goal to nil. A well-balanced team, the Argylls should be a match for any side once263 words
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Article49 1939-10-15 19 The second game between the Americans and the Japanese for the championship of the Singapore baseball league will be played to-day at St. Joseph's field at 3.00 p.m. The Americans won the first contest of the threegame series last Sunday by a score of 2 to 0.49 words
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Article23 1939-10-15 19 The Fortress Royal Artillery will meet the Loyal Regiment in a Challenge Cup soccer game at Anson Road stadium on Monday.23 words
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383 1939-10-15 19 Singapore Give Another Good Display 'THE Singapore Rugby fifteen gave another good display yesterday when they again defeated the R-N. and RAJ1., this time by 18 points (three goals and a try) to nil, in a fixture played on the padang. The winners fielded a strong side, the only noticeable383 words
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Article84 1939-10-15 19 PLAYING on a sodden ground yesterday, the S.R.C. rugger team beat the Medical College side by eight points (a goal and a penalty) to six (a try and a penalty) on the latter's ground. The SJt.C. were the first to score through D. Ross who went over84 words
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Advertisement111 1939-10-15 19 PERAK TURF CLUB OCTOBER MEETING 1939 SATURDAY, 21 ST OCTOBER, 1939 TUESDAY. 24T11 OCTOBER, 19J9 THURSDAY, 26TH OCTOBER, 1939 SATURDAY. 28TH OCTOBER, 1939 Subscriptions for Visiting Member* shall MEN $5 INDIES S2 lor the Meeting or any day thereof. VISITINO MEMBERS must be Introduced b> Members and MUSV APPLY TO111 words
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Advertisement993 1939-10-15 19 Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours t~A Scientist Explains How \j£_ New Discovery Makes Vj "J Men Feel Years Younger Or^^ astell An eminent physician, with more than suffering men and by physicians through* 10 years of experience, after long study out the world. For Instance, Dr. James993 words
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Article, Illustration186 1939-10-15 20 fwo R.A.F. flying boats rescued the crew of the British cargo vessel Kensington Court, recently torpedoed in the Atlantic. Not one of the 34 men aboard was lost, thanks to the speed with which the ship's SOS was answered. The flying boats186 words
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