Malaya Tribune, 14 December 1936
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Title Section52 1936-12-14 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXfIL No. 294. SINGAPORE MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: M nd y, Dec. 14, 1C36. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER52 words
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Advertisement119 1936-12-14 1 Read The SUNDAY 4 THIBUNE Dominant //t Malaya 5 GOLDEN VALLEY* AUSTRALIAN BRANDY THE LABEL TO LOOK I Oil Have you entered for the $1,000.00 COMPETITION For further particulars watch the Press or apply to GuTnME E €fc? w.s. .J. 1 O CEDAR POLISH I j MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS119 words
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Advertisement397 1936-12-14 1 THE NEWS*' WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORKIXG •TRIBUTE KLIM j j POWDERED MILK j PURE SAFE I MILK MILK > I FOR AffiJl FOR I MILK I V IV j DRINKING OR f?§pp, GROWING j j COOKING. CHILDREN. j Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers. DISTRIBUTORS: GETZ BROS. CO.397 words
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Advertisement464 1936-12-14 2 "TOBLEH" Swiss Chocolates "Toblerone" "Hazelnut" "Berna" "Tobleretti" "Amanda" Assorted in tins etc., etc. These delicious Swiss Chocolates are obtainable at Provision Stores, Cates, Railway Stations, etc., etc. An interesting Picture Album combined with a "Question Answer" competition is given free of charge when you buy a Tobler. Swiss Chocolate. If464 words
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Advertisement498 1936-12-14 2 Cambridge Classes Additional Staff. Mr. S. D. Luther, B.A. (Hist) Mr. M. S. R. Aiyer, B.A. (Math) Mr. M. B. Menon, B.A. (Econ.) ADMISSION FOR 1937 Mercantile Institution Is open to enrol pupils—boys, girls and working menPrimary to Senior Cambridge and Commercial. Morning, Afternoon and Evening classes. Special Afternoon classes498 words
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Advertisement550 1936-12-14 2 FOR SALE—One Rachals Upright Piano and one Organ, both in very good tone. Can be seen at 109 Rangoon Road between 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to c p.m. Have your Horoscope correctly done by world famous psychic astrologists ana your future business line correctly foretold by550 words
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Advertisement208 1936-12-14 2 FOR PERFECT SERVICE AND ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION entrust all your Clock and Watch Repairs to YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base in Malaya. X jr 1 i P.S. SARSAPARILLA TONIC Blood builder208 words
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Advertisement158 1936-12-14 2 j NEEDLERS7i Quality Chocolates, Buttered Brazils. Almonds, Boiled Sweets, etc., J etc., FRESH SHIPMENT TO HAND. Attractive Trinket Sets, Gifts, Glove Handkerchief Boxes etc.. S etc., filled with chocolates of NEEDLERS' fame to be had at dealers of repute. j«- F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., i j PHONE 2234. 1 2158 words
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526 1936-12-14 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES LIABILITY OF U.S. SHIPOWNERS Reports Of Committee On Admiralty AT a meeting of the Admiralty Comi?«ro m v te i e of the Bar Association of New York two majority reports of the Committee on Admiralty and three minority reports came before the Association for discussion. The526 words
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Article103 1936-12-14 3 According to statistics compiled by the Swedish Shipowners' Association, there were 15 Swedish ships, aggregating 53,250 gross tons, laid up on Nov. 1. which compares with 11 vessels of 22,606 tons at the beginning of October. Six of tcu vessels were over 4,000 tons each, and the103 words
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Article80 1936-12-14 3 As a result of a recent conference attended by meteorologists and air transport experts, plans are now being made for forecasting the weather over Africa as a whole. British East Africa, British, French, and Italian Somaliland, and Eritrea, are to broadcast daily reports from the station at Asmara. Another station80 words
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Advertisement423 1936-12-14 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA 0. S. N. COs SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore 1936. RANPURA 17,000 Dec. II BANGALORE 6,000 Dec. II 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan. If CORFU 15,000 Jan. IE BEHAR 6,000 Jan. 25 CARTHAGE 17,000 Jan. 2£ SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 12 NALDERA 16,000 Feb423 words
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Advertisement54 1936-12-14 3 I. S. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIUN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated in Japan) Direct Japan—Singapore Service. (Inward) (Arrival) MALTA MARU Dec. 24 BOSTON MARU Jan. 14 HAVRE MARU Jan. 26 AGENTS: ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSHI, LIMITED. (Incorporated fn S.S.) TELEPHONES: 5211 5212. UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE. Landing Agents: rHE SOUTHERN GODOWN CO., LTD..54 words
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Advertisement526 1936-12-14 3 M. B. K. I LINE I j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISRA) i (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due o, Due Sailing One i m|s KFYOSUIVn MARU SSTS DeTl? n' P N «wYork m,s KOMAKI MARU 75Lm Mar', "l fi£ 3 J FARES: TO KOBE Yl7O526 words
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Advertisement430 1936-12-14 3 SPECIAL Christmas HOLIDAY CRUISE Dec. 18th, 1936 to Jan. Bth, 1937, by the new and modern I m/s "ERRIA" 14,700 Tons Displacement to Saigon and Bangkok CA ?RIVATE V MTH D,OINING ENJOY 3 WEEKS VACATION AT SFA AND TOURING INDOCHINA AND SIAM MODERATE FARES Independent Overland Tours to ANGKOR and430 words
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Advertisement525 1936-12-14 3 STEAMEK SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ST (Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS MA £o\£: H H ™%i°? 6 > SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore. mjs. "HAVEL" rJJ?^ s.s. "POTSDAM" omits North 1937 China Tqn P I s.s. "DONAU" omits Manila Taku Bar Japan j an 10 Due Port Swettenham Jan 9th525 words
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Article376 1936-12-14 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London. Dec. 12. Previous To-day Change Tone Easier Nervous Spot Buyers ***** 9 116 Sellers 9>/ 8 9V 8 jan"|Mar. Buyers ***** 8 ***** Vs Sellers 9/8 91|16 —I|l6 Apr.|June Buyers 9 1116 815 16 Va SeUers 93 16 91 16 July Sept. Buyers376 words
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Article275 1936-12-14 4 Dividend Of 75 Cents For Half Year I'HE report of the Directors of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd., for the hall year ended Sept. 30, 1936, after writing off depreciation, making provision for bad and doubtful debts, and including a transfer from internal reserves, shows a balance275 words
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Article104 1936-12-14 4 Exports From Malaya For Previous Week During the week ending Dec. 5, 1936 exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 65,197 cases, of which: 56,271 (86 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 2,270 (4 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 3,218 (5104 words
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Article205 1936-12-14 4 The followine is the schedule to a proclamation under the Importation of Textiles (Quotas) ordinance that the total nnantities of textile eoods of the classes set out in the schedule manufactured in the countries specified therein, whichwbi commencing on JarLl 1937. and ending on 1937, both days205 words
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Article165 1936-12-14 4 An Explanation l POSITION OP BOLIVIA AND SIAM Reuter. London, Dec. 12. JN view of the considerable confusion which has arisen from yesterday's announcement by the Tin Committee the following appraisal of the position may prove helpful. The Committee's recommendation of a 100 per cent, quotaReuter. - 165 words
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Article32 1936-12-14 4 The extension of the Imperial Airways Khartoum-Kanaservice to Lagos enables mails to be transported between Lagos and London in six days, as compared with from 15 to 19 days by surface transport.32 words
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Article245 1936-12-14 4 Hague Figures WORLD CONSUMPTION RISES 14 PER CENT. (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 2. records are mentioned in The Hague Statistical Bulletin relating to tin consumption during the year ended September 1936. World consumption during the year rose by 14 per245 words
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Article32 1936-12-14 4 During the first six months of this year, air-liners operating on scheduled services in the United States flew 33,523,075 miles, and carried 483,712 passengers. July's passenger figures. 110,690, established a new record.32 words
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Article30 1936-12-14 4 Sir Frederick Leith-Ross. Chief Economic Adviser to the Government, gave an address .on his recent mission to the Far Bast at the Empire trade luncheon of the Royal Empire Society.30 words
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Advertisement550 1936-12-14 4 I Oversea-Chinese Ban king Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). H Successors to j The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and < The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited, j CAPITAL: ft Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued* and Paid Up $10,000»000. 00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE550 words
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Advertisement317 1936-12-14 4 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D"Aimfida Street. Authorised and Buescribed Capital E2.000.00C Paid-up Capital £1,000.010 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapoie. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and jioney received on Fixed Deposits or317 words
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Article692 1936-12-14 5 The Week In The Market: The Constitutional Crisis: Mincing Lane Still Puzzled: Tin Supplies Scanty BY AIR MAIL From our Own Correspondent, London, Dec. 3 LONDON markets after recovering somewhat have once again witnessed rloua setback. On Wednesday last stock markets suffered their worst slump the692 words
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Article594 1936-12-14 5 Opinion Of The Trade (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 2. THERE (s, naturally, strong and divided on thSW in the Britlfih film trade on the findings of the Lord Moyne Committer Report, published this week rhe twenty-eight clauses of the RePOit have covered far mor- ground, and594 words
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Article127 1936-12-14 5 "One Of Greatest Temptations For Evil" Salt Late City, Utah. Bare backs and bare legs for girls arc "one of the greatest temptations for evil." says Mrs. Ruth May Fox. president of the Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association. "I don't think the young men car.? to127 words
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Article31 1936-12-14 5 Mr. Wong Kim Hone, who was the partner in Messrs. Barnabas and Co., architects, engineers and surveyors, has now started to practise on his own at 73. Klyne Street. Kuala I.umpur.31 words
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Article1666 1936-12-14 5 INDUSTR YIN STRONG POSITION: BETTER TURNOVER (By Air Mail). London, Nov. 27. JJURING the current year the Oil share market has provided one of the most interesting sections of the Stock !ft han c tates the financial News Although the London market 1» £L tncted1,666 words
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Article121 1936-12-14 5 Preliminary work is in hand in connection with the site of the seaplane base which will be used at Durban South Africa, by the flying-boats of the new Empire air-mail service An sistant-Port-Captain 'Flvingi has just been appointed to devote himself t Q this preliminary work. He is Captain N121 words
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Advertisement283 1936-12-14 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE. MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L. G. JOHNSON. < SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. J.283 words
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600 1936-12-14 6 CALMNESS AND COURAGE IN TIME OF STRESS Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless. London, Dec. 12. THE new Kin* and Queen and the 1 former monarch dined m the Royal Lodge. Windsor wBB ■> Quetn Mother, the Duke of Glou""ter 1 the Princess Royal andReuter Wireless. - 600 words
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Article90 1936-12-14 6 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Dec. 12. ANOTHER official demand for the return of Germany's colonies was made by Dr. Schacht, chief of the Reichsbank, in a speech to the Geographical and Statistical Society at Frankfurt to-night. He described Germany's lack of space as a nightmare and declaredReuter Wireless. - 90 words
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Article245 1936-12-14 6 Inherits Fortune And Loses Temper Berlin. HAVING just inh rited 18 million Marks, <ab;:ut £1,500.000». left by a Mrs. Henrietta Garett of New York, Johann Peter Christian Schaefer. aged 82. has lost his temper. Th money is disturbing his peace and since he learned that his claim245 words
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Article85 1936-12-14 6 Colony's Message Of Loyalty 'J'HE following telegram has been dispatched by the Governor to the Secretary of State for the Colonies: Dec. 12. "On the occasion of the procla'ming of His Most Gracious Majesty GEORGE THE SIXTH I offer to His Majesty on behalf of all the85 words
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Article96 1936-12-14 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Dec. 14. East Wharf (Entrance Gate U Rajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Delagoa Maru 18; Tapti 16. Perseus 14; Glenshiel 9: Hosang 7. Empire Dock «jsjTnrHnet >*w 3) Silversandal 30: Rhesus 34; Marudu 38. Empire Dock Entrance96 words
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Article129 1936-12-14 6 ALHAMBRA.— "Step On It" and Honour of the Range," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—"To Mary With Love." 3.15, 6.15 ar.d J. 15 p.m. PAVILION —"The House of Rothschild," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH "Hilal-E-Idd" (Hindustani)—6.ls and 9.15 p.m. EMPlRE.—"Cnandu On The Magic Is'and" 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. GARRICK—"The129 words
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Article269 1936-12-14 6 Poured Acid Over Wife A YOUNG woman in a white mask to hide her injured face left the Old Bulley and wfts> driven back to Lewisham Hospital, where .she will remain until after Christmas. The victim ol a jealous outburst Mrs Chri&ilna Peuree, aped 29, is269 words
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Article423 1936-12-14 6 Scheme Fur Rice And Grain Stores Canton No\ nr\llE present use in We i.it it A. provisions In CanUm mil parts of the Province, i<•- jAamlj. to the exceptiowO drought, unr due to the continued n-> i?. pi ice ot importd ifce I', 112 of food pricc.s423 words
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Article143 1936-12-14 6 Goes On Hunger Sirike On Hoard Ship Ca!n. Abdel Rachman Fadi. the ropn v. v out a country who has spent ti>» j four months on board ship, i& no *iun strike Abdel. who considers himself s world's most unpopular man. wui priVfd of his nationality some143 words
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Advertisement533 1936-12-14 6 w T f affiles Htfth; MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J i J J Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. j 1 \Ck S i and DANCE (informal) i 'V 3 9.30 to midnight and J N £> v New Cabaret Attraction Carmen and Conrad Non-iliners SI.OO j i V\l\S X NEW533 words
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Advertisement53 1936-12-14 6 I BALLOONS!!! Beautiful Balloons!!! I Colourful Balloons!; S FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES, NEW YEAR PRESENTS AN»M DANCE HALLS. y S j ALL SIZES, ALL SHAPES i AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS, y BEST AMERICAN M VDE. y J A MOHICAN PRODUCT. j I Sole Agents in Malaya. j Sun Company j 124 Cecil53 words
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Miscellaneous449 1936-12-14 6 CLUB DIARY {Tnnre are nnmerous Clubs ana iocietiez in Singapore, most of tne members of which are readers of me 'Malaya Tribune." This Diary is proidea specially for them. Sectaries ire invited to co-operate v-w-date and complete. enl7 riSSS interest Kg** d Z> tn the "Diary of Events." The CluO449 words
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Article868 1936-12-14 7 CALLS "OTHER WOMAN 9 "MISS SNAKE-IN-THE-GRASS" (By Air Mail) i London, Dec. 2. ■REFERRING to "the other woman" in a breach of promise case at Glamorgan Assizes, at Swansea, Mr. Justice Swift instructed counsel not j to mention the name but to call her868 words
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Article426 1936-12-14 7 Danger Of Breakdown Of Voluntary System THE voluntary system of enlistment into the Army, in which this country hasllor;n r prided itself, is in imminent danger of breakdown, writes the military correspondent of "The Observer." To bring the three parts of our land forces up to426 words
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Article237 1936-12-14 7 Exciting Rescue With Spears And Guns Mt. Isa. ABLACKBOY, gripped by an 18ft. crocodile as he slept beside a tributary of the Mitchell River, was rescued aftei che reptile was chased by dozens of tribesmen with spears and three white men with guns. As day237 words
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Article29 1936-12-14 7 Mr. Justice Pedlow has been appointed Judge, Negri Sembilan, and he and Mrs. Pedlow, who will be greatly missed in local musical circles, will leave for Scremban next week.29 words
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Obituary423 1936-12-14 7 WELL-KNOWN FLEA TRAINER DEAD Made Fortune Out Of Tiny Insects New York. MR. William Heckler, owner of the famous Broadway flea circus, known tc many English and other tourists in New York, has died here at the age of 60. Born in Switzerland, he succumbed io a long illness at423 words
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Article110 1936-12-14 7 CHILDREN CINEMAS Must Get Archbishop's Permission To Go Belgrade. An edict forbidding all schoolchildren, priests and nuns In his diocese to visr cinemas—without hi* express permission —has been issued by the Archbishop u* Sarajevo Dr Ivan ShariP-h Writing in the diocese journal, "Vrnhosna." the Archbishop explain:* In ord?r is issued110 words
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Article853 1936-12-14 7 MR. BRUCE LOCKHART'S NEW THOUGHT-PROVOKING BOOK (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 2. is no longer primitive and Bruce Lockhart is no longer young. This is the inescapable conclusion one reaches after reading "Return to Malaya" (Putnams 10 6d.), one of the853 words
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Advertisement131 1936-12-14 7 MEN IN MIDDLE LIFE No symptom can be more disturbing to the peace of mind than undue frequency and urgency. This distressing complaint is very common to men in middle life, and may well be due to enlargement and hardening of the Prostate Gland. The dangers of enlarged prostate are131 words
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Advertisement270 1936-12-14 7 YOUTH YIGOUII. VITALITY Hew towel ill It is no longer required to carry through a treatment for hours or weeks if you feel weak or prematurely old. German Doctor's latest discovery by th? name Man Power Piils give marvellous and immediate results in cases of exhaustion, etc. They work quickly270 words
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Advertisement345 1936-12-14 8 < m CONTINUED SUCCESS OF GRAND TWO FEATURE BILL! I j ALII AM Hit A to-night 6-15 wsl j Special Holiday Matinee To-day Jsf~ «i»AßU pjctußß 1 Suspense: 'HONOR OF j THE RANGE" i I with CECELIA PARKER IF A I WUM M LAS! MINUTE RESCUES! DARI j dim I345 words
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Advertisement267 1936-12-14 8 If CAP! TO L jj •J. HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY 3.15 1 TWO POPULAR STARS TOGETHER! J_ j G_«_J BAXTER LOY t W \?>i^ r^AN HUNTER A X, W CLAIRE TREVOR j JEAN DIXON I Dorryl F. Zonock From the story by 1 t VA Ch o» ''orfachv> mom t RtchardShmrman267 words
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Advertisement201 1936-12-14 8 I BROUGHT BACK! (j I PAVILION To-night 6-15 9-15 j THE BIGGEST HIT IN MOTION PICTURE HISTORY t j GEORGE ARLISS' GREATEST TRIUMPH i.HEmLKEDIMFRAID* j ■■■Where his loved ones were stoned i I THE HOISI OF <; ROTHSCHILD V SOUS KAtIOM IOKITTA YOUNO mm *o*t*T_rj>Ut4o_±_JW »«Ua»»d thru U N ITtD^AtTISTS^,201 words
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Obituary96 1936-12-14 9 CUIAP CHUAN, aged 65, of 11 Kee. No. 575 Beach Road, .\ay peacefully on Dec. 13. u nt? behind him his beloved ,;ii Messrs. Goh Kim Cheh, •I Hony Cheh. Meng Cheh, ,h. Huns Cheh, Thian Cheh, St Nam Cheh; 5 daughters, I ichnc Wee, Mrs. Low Cheng Misses96 words
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Article642 1936-12-14 9 INDIAN PRINCES FEDERATION Hard Bargainers PUTTING OFF THE DECISION Delhi. rpHE Princes have loomed largest on the Indian scene of late. The investiture of the young Maharajah of Gwalior with ruling powers by the Viceroy was a brilliant function, and the week's pageantry, riviving the glamorous tradition of Mahratta chivalry,642 words
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Article86 1936-12-14 9 More Candidates tor Parliament London. Th? British Union of Fascists have issued a second list of prospective Fascist parliamentary candidates for the next election. They are: Commander C. E. Hudson, R.N.R. (Chichester): Ralph Gladwyn Jebb (West Dorset); F. H. Lawton (North Hammersmith): E. F. Jorian Jenks (Horsham and86 words
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Article154 1936-12-14 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. 14 Concert Party. Victoria Theatre. 9.15 pm. Terror, Football: Emden v. H.M.S. Terror, SCC Y.M.C.A. v. Police, Anson Road'; Raffles College match, "Colony" v. "F.M.S." R.C M.C.U. v Y.M.C.A. Juniors, M.C.U., s K »B" v. R.A. 11th .A. Battery. S.R.C., G154 words
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Advertisement369 1936-12-14 9 j iT £ST ADVERTISEMENTS -By European Manufacturyoung Malay to train for small department. Must Seventh Standard. Speak I be mechanically minded, oi Cycles useful. Malay only, alary $25. Apply Box No. a Tribune. Singapore. STED Car for Estate Use. or similar H.P. Preferred, able and reasonable. Inspect Box No. 516,369 words
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Advertisement186 1936-12-14 9 I IT'S THE CAPITOL'S i ATTRACTION I FOR X'MAS WEEK! I IHBIB I (tR < O m ,h V| CTO« VOC&F. i ca ~> h {i c n MODERiC*. i i fe< «»i C BlO*E, Ifllt J I FU»NtSS, GEORGES I METAXA. J I A Glorious Triumph to Conclude j.186 words
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Advertisement336 1936-12-14 9 OPENING TO-NIGHT YOUR HARI RAY A ATTRACTION. i HILAL-E-IDD R THE CRESCENT OF HARI RAYA THE ONE AND THE ONLY MOSLEM J PICTURE, WHICH IS PERTINEN T TO THIS FESTIVAL 1 i CRESCENT, Etc.. Etc. j t TO-NIGHT AT 6.15 9.15 I I Special Holiday Matinees MARLBOROUGH S To-morrow and336 words
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Article851 1936-12-14 10 would like to see the Agricultural Depai■tm: nt of th's country develop the healthy h bt of rubbing its eyes and open ng them wide again to discover outstanding delects in our farm ng system. It is time the sopor.fie effect engendered by the inactivi y851 words
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Article128 1936-12-14 10 More Money Circulating In United States Reuter Wireless. New York, Dec. 12. Money in circulation in America on Nov. 30 showed an increase of $115,000 000 compared with October and 'of 5620.000.000 over November, 1935 The -Ocal on Nov. 30 was $6,460,000 000 ieuter Wireless. Washington,Reuter Wireless. - 128 words
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Article64 1936-12-14 10 IJritish Ready To Reopen Discussion Reuter Wireless. London, Dct\ ijj. Thf Or!fi.ri* ftwrrnmrnt j* ready to •ropan Hi? whenever "rir'•nn]Btftrce«; wnrrnnt hope or a satihfne"ory result Thi* I* tb-» purport of thr -eply to n note from the United Stale* tresetfHng n afatemen 4 of the BritirtiReuter Wireless. - 64 words
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Article40 1936-12-14 10 Pact To Be Submitted For Ratification Reuter. Buenos Aires, Dec 13 The Fan American Peace Pact was signed by the nations represented at th conference and will be submitted to th* Parliaments of th? signatories ior ratification—Reuter.Reuter. - 40 words
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Article133 1936-12-14 10 NOTES COMMENTS Proclamation I QFFICIALS of the Colony and Malay States have had an exceedingly 1 busy time during the last few days. Arrangements for the reading of the proclamation of His Majesty the King had to be made at the shortest of notices, and it Is a credit to133 words
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Article170 1936-12-14 10 1 rjuTEY heard the message with mingled feelings. There i s profound sorrow over what has occurred. As w e look back upon the past week, we realise .still more fully the crisis through which the Empire has passed. But with sorrow there is abundant loyalty to170 words
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Article234 1936-12-14 10 JINGAPORE has the pleasure of wei coming this week the officers aiid men of the German cruiser Emden and is glad of the oppoitunity of testifying to the good relations which exist between the British and German j peoples. It might be mentioned that a deep I impression234 words
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Article225 1936-12-14 10 {JLVERAL interesting articles on the prospects of a university belni established in Singapore are contained in the latest number of Raffles Coll"g? Magazine. The edito: refers to what he terms "a favourite and persistent method of attack," namely to "divio? the annual expenditure by the number o: students225 words
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Article393 1936-12-14 10 By "Looker OrT I SCOTSMAN stood treat for the crowd in a pub so that the fellows wouldn't think him as close as storytellers make his countrymen out to be —and then found out that all the time they thought he was Irish. The recent discussion393 words
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Advertisement241 1936-12-14 10 jAN IDEAL X'MAS GIFTf S IMPERIAL MODEL No. 2A (AS ILLUSTRATED) I t j HEAVILY NICKEL PLATED WITH SPARE BLADE $14.50 j J IMPERIAL MODEL NO. 1. SILVER FINISH ,$13.5 C 1 j IMPERIAL MODEL NO. 2 NICKEL FINISH .«10.00 1 J Have you seen our X'mas Display? j ROBINSON241 words
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Advertisement27 1936-12-14 10 m/ii'LWAYsr I Hari Raya Puasa CHRift'TMAS j New Year I HOLIDAYS CHEAP RETURN TICKETS ALL CLASSES FROM ALL STATIONS. iOth December, 10,*1G—3rd January, 1937 ENQUIRE STATION MASTER27 words
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Article, Illustration751 1936-12-14 11 DENIED BY YOUNG MARSHAL ARMY MARCHING TO SUPPRESS THE REVOLT Reuter. DUMOURS that Marshal Chiang Kai Shek, China's virtual dictator until his kidnapping on Saturday by Marshal ang Hsueh Liang, has been executed are denied by the .r. who hasReuter. - 751 words
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Article1412 1936-12-14 11 How Shensi Coup Was Carried Out Nanking, Dec. 13. MUTINOUS Chinese troops carried out a coup d'etat at Sianfu, the capital of the Shensi Province, in the morning. Fighting is reported, but the details are not known. Chiang Kai Shek left Siaiu'u yesterday evening for Chinghua Tze, a1,412 words
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Article40 1936-12-14 11 Confined To House With Influenza Reuter. London, Dec. 14. JT is officially announced that Queen Elizabeth is suffering from a mild attack of influenza and will have to remain at her home in Piccadilly for a fewdays.—Reuter.Reuter. - 40 words
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Article, Illustration84 1936-12-14 11 Ex-King Mrs. Simpson Whsn the Kins and Mrs Bimpson were on holiday. This esctasiw picture was taken at Dubrovnil; when King Edward and Mrs Walli Simpson were on holiday together on the yacht Nahlin. The Kinspent much time rcwing and bathi ig. The ex-King and Mrs. Wallis Simpson 'in bathing84 words
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Advertisement63 1936-12-14 11 jj ll CREAM tRAGKESS" ARE DELICIOUS! With cheese or as a "snack" their crisp wholesomeness makes them acceptable at all times. Try the new Air Tight Carton which keeps them as fresh as in tins, and is so very much cheaper. Wnl" r r SSW*** a "d South Malaya. JOSEPH63 words
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Advertisement92 1936-12-14 11 Save With JJ JVJ V, "Silent Circulator" Refrigeratio;:. H.M.V. saves its cost many times over—in refrigeration and food costs. The basis of H.M.V. economy is the dependable, efficient "Silent Circulator" cold-making mechanism. With but three slowly moving parls, the "Silent Circulator" has surplus power, is almost everlasting, operates on very92 words
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653 1936-12-14 12 LABOURERS KEEP TO THEIR PROMISE ASSURANCE TO THOSE LEFT OUT Singapore, Monday. AFTER a fortnight of anxiety, not only to the Singapore Municipality but to the general public, the strike of Indian labour in Sinvrapore has ended and the labourer* have653 words
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Article48 1936-12-14 12 Singapore, Monday. Late on Saturday night at Tessensohn Road, a Chinese was assaulted by four others and stabbed on the back by one of them. The wound which was deep, bled profusely, and the patient was removed by ambulance to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.48 words
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Article257 1936-12-14 12 An Open Mind READY TO LISTEN TO ALL SIDES (From Our Ovm Correspondent) Penang, Sunday. npHE Right Hon. Mr, V. S. Srinivasa Sastri and Mr. G. S. Bozman, who comprise the deputation sent by the Government of India to inquire into the conditions of Indian labourers in257 words
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Article219 1936-12-14 12 Profit Of $379,343 For The Year rE annual meeting of the Batu Selangor Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., will be held in Penang on Dec. 21. In the report for the year ended Aug. 31. the directors state:— The profit for the year amounted to $329,343.40 which includes219 words
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Article237 1936-12-14 12 Functions Limited ONLY "EXTERNAL" RECOGNITION Reuter Wireless. Dublin, Dec. 12. pUNDAMENTAL changes in the constitution of the Irish Free State are made in the Bill which Mr. De Valera laid before the animated special session of the Dail this afternoon. The Saorstat had intimated toReuter Wireless. - 237 words
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Article226 1936-12-14 12 Meeting Of Accession Council a REUTER message, dealing with the Accession Council at St. James' Palace stated that the King entered the Palace and walked slowly to the crimsongold throne to meet the assembled Councillors, with High Commissioners from the Dominions and India who met to "ppbllsh226 words
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Article334 1936-12-14 12 "ALL RANKS" Will Keep In Close Touch London, Dec. 12. JJIS Majesty King George VI has issued a message to the Navy, the Army and the Air Services. In his message to the Navy, he recalls v/ith pride that as his dear father did before him,334 words
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Article82 1936-12-14 12 Members of the S. R. C. are notified that a mah jong drive will be- held in the Club pavilion on Thursday, commencing at 6 p.m. There will be two complete rounds. Prizes will be given to the Lady and Gentleman scoring the highest points. Members and lady friends desirous82 words
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Article222 1936-12-14 12 Mrs. Simpson's Circle ARCHBISHOP ON THE RADIO Reuter. London, Dec. 14. "J£DWARD Vltl received from God a high and sacred trust," declared the Archbishop of Canterbury in a broadcast address. "With characteristic fiankness he told us the motive for surrendering thai trust—it was a craving forReuter. - 222 words
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Article284 1936-12-14 12 EX-KING'S TITLE Royal Speech On Accession Reuter. Tilt t«*%t of ;he no»* King's *>jKwh to Ihe ,4ccwfio« Count (n in a supplement to the Lvnflow Gw«HA The Kmc su>-: "I meet you 10-dav in ciri ittn stances which arc wiihout pjili.i in the history ofReuter. - 284 words
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Article56 1936-12-14 12 Address By Dr. Lin Boon Kc-ng The weekly meeting of the Singapore Rotary Cub is to be held to-morrow I Tuesday I instead of Wednesday, as Wednesday is a public holMjiv The speaker will be Dr. Lim Boon Keng. pasi president of the Amoy Rotary Club. His cubiect56 words
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Advertisement11 1936-12-14 12 SOLE AGENTS: McALISTER CO., LTD. (Incorporated in S. S.). w.s. 2911 words
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Advertisement19 1936-12-14 12 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, 'PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE.19 words
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Miscellaneous48 1936-12-14 12 Z.H.J. PENANG (Wavelength 49.3 metres) TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Opening Record and Announcements for the week. 7.05 p.m. Light Orchestral Music. 7.55 p.m. News Bulletin. 8.00 p.m. Madam Butterfly Act 11, Part II (Puccini). 8.30 p.m. What's On In Penang. 8.35 p.m. Recorded Variety Programme 9.00 p.m. Close down.48 words
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Article, Illustration199 1936-12-14 13 locks well Guest Of Baron Rothschild Reuter. Vienna. Dec. 13. rr,ii liuni* of Windsor (formerly 1 Kmc tduard VIU> arrived at um. and drove off immediately ,itt Kothscliild s private car for Fj»« Hie iruit» drew inio she station i jReuter. - 199 words
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Article39 1936-12-14 13 Guest Of Baron Rothschild Reuter. A Reuter correspondent aboard the Royal train says it is officially announced that the Duke of Windsor will stay at Enzesfeld. 15 miles trum Vienna as a guest of Baron Louis Rothschild.—Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
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Article222 1936-12-14 13 Myrna Loy In "To Mary —With Love" AT THE CINEMAS r Mary—With Love." the Twentieth Century Fox picture at the Capitoi. is the tale of ten years and the change* they brought to a married couple The period is 1925 and 1935. and ingenious is the method by222 words
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Article281 1936-12-14 13 GAS ATTACKS Minister's Statement At Geneva Reuter. Salamanca, Dec. 12. THE insurgent broadcast announces that a Government vessel carrying arms and provisions has been captured by the cruiser Canarias, 150 miles from the Balerrics. The vessel, which was bound for Barcelona, was ordered to proceed to PalmaReuter. - 281 words
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Article272 1936-12-14 13 German Naval Visitors Entertained rrtHE Dutch Club was a gay scene last 1 nigh; when the German community entertained the officers, cadets and men of the cruder Emden and many Singapore friends. The olficcrs and crew were entertained to a dinner, and then followed a272 words
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Article101 1936-12-14 13 Moslem Request Approved By Government AT a meeting of the Mohammedan Advisory Board, Singapore, it was decided to approach the Government and the Municipality with the request that Moslem employees be granted leave until 11 a.m. on Hari Raya Puasa, which falls earlier than the date gazetted101 words
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Advertisement44 1936-12-14 13 tin Copies Developing j and 1 inches Printing .or Sl.OO SERVICE LILYWIITE STUDIO 7» North Bridge Road. Singapore. Have your photograph artistically taken at our studio We use exclusively MIMOSA plates and papers for best result j Rapid service for Developing and Printing. X44 words
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Advertisement177 1936-12-14 13 CHRISTMAS 1936 A Complete Range of GROCERIES PROVISIONS, WINES, SPIRITS TOBACCOS at Singapore's shopping centre "COLD STORAGE" All the proprietary brands of Whiskies, Gins, Wines, etc.. are stocked. Tinned soups, jams, fruits, vegetables, etc., from the best BRITISH and AMERICAN packing houses. Crystallized Fruits, X'mas Puddings, Almonds, Raisins. Nuts etc.177 words
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1329 1936-12-14 14 THE EVILS •OF THE TIME LIMIT THERE is irony in the Australian situation. A little time ago the question was, 'Whom will G. O. Allen leave out of the big games with so many men to choose from?" Would1,329 words
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Article331 1936-12-14 14 Bustling Rugger In The Mud (From Our Own Correspondent) T Johore Rahiu, Sunday. HE South Johore Rugby Football Club were at home to the Royal Arfllery yesterday and beat them on the Civil Service C!uh padang by nine point.* (one dropped goal and one goal) to331 words
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Article102 1936-12-14 14 Calcutta Boxing: Win For Tarley Also Calcutta. Dec. 5. IN Martin's open-air boxing stadium 1 to-night. Gunboat Jack, the holder of the middle-weight championship of All-India, retained the title, beating Frank Malinao champion of Japan, on points, in a twelve-round contest. The fiffht was well-contested. Malinao102 words
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969 1936-12-14 14 THRILLING RUGGER MATCH AT SEREMBAN (From Our Own Reporter) Sereinban, Saturday, A F f ER by foe to three at the interval. Netrrialacea were unlucky to lomg Singapore by six. points to five M heii rugger encounter on the Station jmclan# here hi»969 words
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Article, Illustration188 1936-12-14 14 JUNE 3 Not To Fight Louis During "Tuning-Up' Reuter. New York, Dei i::, JIMMY Braddock. the world h< u weight champion, will d«i>»nl t title against Max Sclfirn.-liiiM'. German champion, on June *5. at Lonjf Island Bowl. The New York Slate A'nki, Commission hah stipulated tin»» r. boxersReuter. - 188 words
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Article86 1936-12-14 14 Singapore. Monday TWO new boxers. Joe Bautlsia an Johnny Mortell. arrived from M nJI« yesterday, to light for Mr. Bertie Bell. Bautfsta, a welterweight, is anxjoii. «w!w e w the be6{ ln IILS ln Malays whilst Mortell. u flyweight. is after Ui nest thai can oftered.86 words
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Article191 1936-12-14 14 Queensland Country XI Do Well Reuter. Ipswich, Dec. 12 IN the match between the M.C.C. and 1 a Queensland Country Eleven the latter, batting first, knocked up' 300 runs. T. Allen made 118. The M.C.C. had made 31 without loss at the close of play. TheReuter. - 191 words
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Article50 1936-12-14 14 Singapore Coits Ist XI vs the Selangor Colts Ist XI on Tuesday at Inniskillings ground. Tanglin- A D'Sylva, A. Jansen, G. Scott, M Kohlcff, L. Reutens, E. Loveday. R Thov M. N. Hay, F. Moreira j' Loveday. Reserves: H. C. Humpries Dr Xavier, J. Reutens. Umpire: g' Tessenhon.50 words
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Advertisement8 1936-12-14 14 GRAPE FRUIT SODA SO REERSHING! FRASER NEAVE LTD.8 words
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Advertisement81 1936-12-14 14 j growing I/ f| j I fcojs am/ f The daily strain of work and play especially in a hot climate makes a heavy demand on'the resources of growing; boys and girls. Build up their reserves by adding a daily spoonI f" 1 of Kadio-Malt to the diet: it will81 words
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Article330 1936-12-14 15 ;R N.S.W.? Decision Challenged In Australia N S W. Nov. 23. the Board ci' Control c oi the proposal ire cricket team to during the isoth ans challenged charge cf the ceie-p-uminßhair.» had given reasons why nracticable, w e might i ye with it. but merely ne330 words
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Article227 1936-12-14 15 Record Season Expected Next Year UNUSUAL activity is reported this U' i n the yacht-building md. It fa many years such a large number of orders beer hand: some firms are short n; and everything points record season next year. 7 ill be driven especial b" c iaces227 words
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Article223 1936-12-14 15 Penang Nearly Win At Hockey iFroin Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Saturday. IT is doubtful if worse conditions could have prevailed than those existing when Selangor and Penang took tnt he'd at the Huthings School ground io-day for their inter-State hockey encounter. Great things were expected of223 words
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Article98 1936-12-14 15 Reuter. London, Dec. 12. IJOME rugger results to-day:— Cheshire 19 Northumberland 13 Cornwall 0 Gloucestershire It Devon Somerset Durham 26 Cumberland 0 Blackheath 13 Leicester Guv's Hospital 8 The Army 4 London Welsh 38 Aberavon 3 Old Merchant T. 11 Harlequins 10 Plymouth Albion 14 London Univ. 3Reuter. - 98 words
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Article200 1936-12-14 15 Championship Tournament Results Singapore. Monday. THE following ere the results of yesterday's ties In the S.C.R.C. Open Tennis Tournament. Singles Handicap K. I Tan. -3 beat I Abed 12 6—4, 4—6. 6—2: Dr. P T. Liem—l2 beat K. I. Tan, 6—l. 6—4: Teo Tian Keng—6 bat200 words
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Article244 1936-12-14 15 Wins For Aston A. C. And Siong 800 Singapore, Sunday. THE Aston Athletic Club beat the Social Athletic Party by Aye goals t 0 thr-e in a fast soccer match played on thp Jalan Besar ground to-day. In the first half Kee Slang scored two goals for244 words
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Article140 1936-12-14 15 Atlanta. Georgia. ARTHUR A Zimmerman, the world's champion, bicyclist, has died here aL 20 years he hadlived in Atlantic City. New Jersey, and was here with his wife on a visit. Mr Zimmerman was well known in England where he raced with consider- able success during the140 words
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Advertisement164 1936-12-14 15 -s* j ONE WEEK LOCAL LEAVER I Mlffirefl f«»r a trip <«> <h« fc fairy inland < BALI Wednesday: Singapore-Batavia Thursday: Batavia-Bali > i Friday. Saturday, Sanday: BALI Sunday evening: Bali-Sourabaya j Mondaiv: Sourabaya-Batavia J S Tuesda'v: Batavia-Singapore or S Tuesday: Sourabaya-Singapore, Total fare approximately 5360.— y Only Aeroplanes can164 words
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Advertisement77 1936-12-14 15 w cum mm lift AMUIANa COMPANY LIMITED jj|fj ftcmrntouaff if J MCOCOA^S C3 £0A 1 lb tin -50 cents f| lb '30 CentS t/ 4 lb tin -20 cents ''•>« Give y° ur best chance In life J THE baby fed on Glaxo starts life with a big advantage. He77 words
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Article296 1936-12-14 16 Ramona Wins Lipton Challenge Cup Singapore, Monday. T"S <^f nallonai ciaas oi K.S.Y.C. yachts ye&terday sailed the hna race of the series for the Li D ton Challenge Cup. 'me wind was ught from the North, with the tide ebh« n S Kathleen 111, skippered by296 words
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Article, Illustration36 1936-12-14 16 The Army qualified for the r, their programme on Saturday beaM,S Up ru^\ r nal b completing The Army are the onIy^&JESV3 ,hr 5; A Z and R by 18-0 1 the Southern section of «536 words
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Article113 1936-12-14 16 I Malacca Badminton Party Lose All Matches (From Our Own Correspondent) A m Malacca, Monday. T the M.V.C. Hall before a larggathering yesterday, the Sunnydale badminton Party of Kuala Lumpur de leated the Argonauts Badminton Party of Malacca by five matches to nil Results .(Malacca players113 words
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Article103 1936-12-14 16 To-day, S.R.C. vs. R.A. II A .A. Battery, ?en H^°« ld ~f R Eber A M. Janv£ r H^ mphr T les R Donough, A. J. inJL Maddox J F Cockburn, C J D C?u Z BrUynS 001 A. SRC ed S? y i at SRC xr n103 words
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Article, Illustration682 1936-12-14 16 TITLE FIGHT J.H. Lewis A Worthy Champion A PLUCKY, but much too defensive Len ™7** went under, a well-beaten man, to the Negro champion. John Henry Lewis, on points in the fight for the world light-heavy-weight title, at Wembley, states a message in mail week Harvey682 words
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155 1936-12-14 16 iTo the Edifor o! the Mnlv Jb v 5U 1 ;uri in 9 M<l Vl your lender of tfi Bth »n«uiit Your Mfitenee "if ihr. rutllpJy with r-hor demand ottn look forward to uum»h und diminished prospects r.f IG irrnt" ic a fact155 words
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Article190 1936-12-14 16 fTu the Ectitor of the Malay: :ril r: Sir.—Milny of ihc outcast and i> owned dogj, in Singapore hove uiproved themselves to t* a i* Z. menace to the health of tin- luu, and their very existence tlircaicj spread disease. The greater percentage of ft P animals190 words
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Article54 1936-12-14 16 Katcncr Side Overwhelm Indian Reserves The K.tnnn o Sin 8 a Pore. Monday. ealy P?* tion "rr«rr»«." lP c Indl an Associaterdav by n l np at ff B f lestler Plai Y<* led by 8% L nil Kato l; *He: k LeVmL interval The scorers «2».54 words
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Advertisement408 1936-12-14 16 VIRGIN FACE POWDER Soothing healing antiseptic it beautifies the skin. Obtainable in Three Shades. At all good stores. Agents: CHENG HENG CO.. 205 SOUTH BRIDGE RD., STOKE ———fa—i ii m ——————I 2 < Are They Yours? SYMPTOMS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO IGNORE. You do not need to be told when408 words
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Advertisement16 1936-12-14 16 Stvn otfyping Shorthand *f~~]& Machine Ĕ rh Full particulars from The SOLE AGENTS )UNCAN ROBERTS LTD16 words
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Advertisement19 1936-12-14 16 WATSON'S EXTRACT OF MALT OIL Pleasant and Palateble. Rich in Vitamins. Agents!— WING FOOK ON. 16-18 Upper Cross St.19 words
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Article379 1936-12-14 17 450 Detectives To Be Trained (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 2. SENIOR officers of Scotland Yard will to-morrow begin an intensive gasdrill course. Before the end of the week 450 detectives will have been trained as "gas experts" Special Branch officers of Sco land Yard, under379 words
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Article385 1936-12-14 17 Common Interests "AGE DOES NOT MATTER" MARY PICKFORD. the "world'* sweetheart" of silent tilm day-:, is, as already announced, to marry Charles ("Buddy") Rogers, film actor and dance land leader. She 5h 42; he is 31* But she not think that Will make any difference to385 words
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Article40 1936-12-14 17 It is hoped to inaugurate on July 1, next year the great Canadian transcontinental air-mail. The ground organisation of this route, it is now estimated will have cost approximately £1.500,000 by the time the last intermediate landing-ground has been equipped.40 words
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Advertisement87 1936-12-14 17 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers from Kidney trouble and Bladder weakness nave stopped Getting Up Nights. Leg Pains. Circles Under Eyes, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness, Stiffness, Rheumatlsrn, DBziness. Lumbago, Burning. Itching. Smarting. Acidity and Loss of Vigour by a Doctor's new discovery called Cystex (faissiex). Gently soothes, tones, cleans,87 words
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Advertisement72 1936-12-14 17 Guaranteed radio service work at reasonable prices. Guaranteed certificate given with each radio repair. Spot Radio Ltd., 58, Orchard Road. Monde Radio (distributors) Phone 3925 for a prompt response, '1 I I 1 I I 111 i_JHB A BRITISH RADIO of latest design. BimaWaW pie and reliable in inn operation.72 words
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Advertisement163 1936-12-14 17 {Latest in Quality RADIOS.\ 1937 n Over Models in stock EVERY MODEL A CHALLENGER j iSole Agents "H.M.V." American Radios j Ikee huat radio COMPANY,! 122/124 Orchard Road. t (j Phone: 4566, Singapore. «J. J f AT LAST!! j l THF LONG AWAITED WELLS-GARDNER RECEIVERS FEATURESI MAXIMUM QUALITY SEE i163 words
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Miscellaneous1573 1936-12-14 17 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio -rnnroTOl? Yvow (5) Soldiers (Besly). Prelude and! London. vr isH IrvEi Dance for Small Orchestra (Miriam 6.30 a.m. Talk: 'Scientists at Woik. BK* 1 AfMITQ Hyde). Ballet Music, Ascanio: (1) En- 6.50 a.m. 'Half-an-Hour in East pft( HiKAi** 1 0 tree dv maitre dcs jeu:; (2)1,573 words
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Article1114 1936-12-14 18 PEACE-LOVING AND SKILLED WORKERS JJED fezzes and brown faces, the muiti-coloured silken robes and shawls of many of the women, lend a dash of gaiety and colour to thjostling crowd which awaits the liner nosing her way to Cape Town quay. As he lands,1,114 words
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Article289 1936-12-14 18 Rays Which Bring Down Aeroplanes (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 2. H OP ffomtL th a c menaCe to civilisation 0f the Chemical bombs and gas WhT anes carryin S however far 1« ha i was wanted— tion of civihfe e d°c f ounfries 0r289 words
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Article566 1936-12-14 18 Examination By Medical Board Hongkong. SEVERAL hundred people listened v intently for an hour and a half recently in the Club de Lusitano while Sim* J A Sh erry, formerly of 'the vfedical Bureau of Lourdes, told of casts 31 supernatural healing witnessed by himself, and566 words
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Article54 1936-12-14 18 Coser Supervision Of Those Living Abroad Berlin. Closer supervision of the movements of German citizens living abroad is fcLSSf? 8 1 by the German Nationlfe; Investigation of marriages, contracted eoMeetion'o? JSSSSS? aM of th. f o r e'Kner who speaks slighting* S.'VS "SĔ 6 be of German or!|in54 words
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Article37 1936-12-14 18 Mr, and Mrs. G.R. L'Estrange, fromerly of Negri Sembitan and Sumatra are Passengers on the P r 7 I" atra are In Pentng on l>c 17 T?, v win d cecdta* to Tela* Aiaso™ V WU1 cr37 words
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Article42 1936-12-14 18 Mr. K. B. Eyre. Manager, Messrs Hamper Co an fE r T^ rs has left on a fortnight iC d i:,, Taipin SMr. 8. O Tvte a rilrlvL ho J lda y and firm is acting during hi s abs#nc» c ms42 words
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Article667 1936-12-14 18 RISING PRICE Some Optimistic Forecasts 'From Our Own Correspondent, 'By Air Man, London, Dec RUBBER shares are again h. *g, in stock brokers c ?c U^a ,n, r creep back to the mid,• to given to them just c C d t ,lnan shorflived stampede the667 words
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Article99 1936-12-14 18 Increase By Nearly One Million Washington. The population of the United States na s increased by nearly one million in vie past year, according to the Depart merit of Commerce here. qc« nnn J? ta over the year wLi «08,000 inhabitants; the total population W k ioo99 words
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Advertisement287 1936-12-14 18 pSvery Night AT THE C9CONCfT Baileys POPULAR B (!«k*b Show #14 MILE STOVF. PASIR PAXJAXO ROAD, j SINGAPORE'S PMA P.Ti:ST RENDEZVOUS. I TSE THE RIGHT j MATERIAL j II mu»i be absolutely the latest both in Colour Design j Only obtainable from j Parmanand Bros. Newly established at D Phone287 words
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Advertisement250 1936-12-14 18 YOUR CHILD LOOK TOO THIN? ,J?* m ther strives to console herS L WI l h l he thou^h t that her child, although thin, is "wiry oily 100 weil does she realise that an extra few pounds of weight would make j ouch a difference to the child's appearance250 words
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Advertisement126 1936-12-14 19 "HAZELINE* A (Trade Mark) I SMOW" Vr/YA\\ u\ For enduring Throughout the day's most f\ j t l arduous engagements ycu can Ns v%/«- < re 'y u P on "'Hazeline' f A' j vr-j Snow" to maintain the I I l\ j youthful bloom of your skin I and126 words
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Miscellaneous2030 1936-12-14 19 a M 9 mm WEDNESDAY V.U.C. CALCUTTA Hi»l.i*-in Listeners Itadio 1225 pm Call DJA )JB (German TO DAy English). German Folk Seng. (Continued from page 17) 12 .30 p.m. Musical Variety. 11.46 a.r\ Time signal. "Beaten 1.20 p.m. News in German. at the r st., A Musical Burlesque. rt mi2,030 words
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Article, Illustration50 1936-12-14 20 SsrS t %rsz& man of the Committee of the Missions to Seamen.' Mr H F Hammond R X S C Ad a S'. reasu r r i Rev. Archdeacon Graham Whit? Rev X Adama ann Rev A V. Wardle -Chaplain of the Missions to Seamen). (Tribune).50 words
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Advertisement18 1936-12-14 20 Thin on top? I PRinC€SS of HOLLYWOOD II II HAIR PREPARATIONS II II WAVE' LO^ 1 E II18 words
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Advertisement164 1936-12-14 20 J IB IS SD Agents: Joseph Travers Son's Ltd. i cant eat it But you must (what can i give 1 if V 1/t—' IEATl EAT SOMETHING > TO EAT, DOCTOR. is slow T T is so otton a problem what to give the invalid \s' 1 it is flifficult164 words
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Advertisement120 1936-12-14 1 ADVERTISEMT CktAim^: OM ROBINSON'S! I (j/\jLhjDflXh. THE HOUSE WITH A FLAIR FOR NOVELTIES. f BEFORE YOU GO WANDERING ROUND ALL THE SHOPS IN TOWN WE RECOMMEND YOU TO PAY US A VISIT FIRST OF ALL. OUR CHRISTMAS RANGE OF GIFTS COVERS EVERYTHING SUITABLE FOR ALL m THE FAMILY. WHY NOT120 words
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Article, Illustration2282 1936-12-14 2 Lydia A. Brown - A Story Of A Wrong And How It Was Righted By Lydia A. Brown rvVERNIGH I there hadllg» a seveie 0 frost, and the froze"i lake i d e ro«n<fc ol Mo i lon Qnn P n l m f All nature Bta silver to2,282 words
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Article171 1936-12-14 2 His Lessons For The Church (By Air Mail' Sydney, Nov. 23. IF Christ were in Sydney, he would be on the Hill at cricket matches, driving home to the crowd the lessons of the game, according to the Moderator cf the Sydney Presbytery 'the Rev.171 words
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Article83 1936-12-14 2 Mother Of Twenty-Nine Children 'By Air Ma:, Bendigo I Victoria. Nov 24 MRS Annie Brown, of Pemberto. Western Australia, is the proud mother of a family of 21 children including twins. She has had 29 children but eight had died The 21 living are robust and healthy83 words
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Advertisement129 1936-12-14 2 I THE JADE TREE I f 1». BATTERY BOAD "j 1 (FIRST FLOOR) V T 3 X as lh most deliffhtful display of Oriental Roods suitable for X'mas presents. t t .j. TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY J i ()f Riving your relations and friend, the pleasure of receiving a gift T129 words
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Article, Illustration4295 1936-12-14 3 Francis Marowe - By Francis Marowe P Tdin?fo traV r from their^ind 0 wlth train was held un at 1 nor th-bound yond York- i pat a station just beside was a bed at the neaiest hotel" and resumption of the journe? by an early morning train. Among the passengers who4,295 words
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Advertisement367 1936-12-14 3 V/'/V PRACTICAL GIF TS SENSIBLE GIFTS i ACCEPTABLE GIF TS INEXPENSIVE GIFTS I 9 Be fore you mak e your final choice pay US a visit our sta ff show y° u the ty and choice. lj large f neat and fanc y checks in Brown j5? f and Greys.367 words
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Article163 1936-12-14 4 Why is a horse a very amiable untitled —Because it can stand a lot of chafT. i Why does a puss purr?— For an obvious pur-puss. A A What is the difference between and a rickety chair o —The cow give milk and the chair gives way whi What is163 words
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Advertisement391 1936-12-14 5 produce four different temperatures W DIESEL'ENGIHE COMMERCIAL VEHICLE i§s many further refinements which, jDnce again, make I Keivinator the outstanding Refrigerator R' MERCEDES BENZ—For over half a century s&g 7 the Mercedes-Benz products have been renowned j j yl for their design and construction. The NEW f/ I 1 N\391 words
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1180 1936-12-14 6 IT was Christmas Eve! A melodious peal of bells rang out from the old church tower, whilst overhead the stars shone brilliantly over a snow-clad landscape. At the head of the village street the Manor House was ablaze with lights, for within i"cs walls1,180 words
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Article237 1936-12-14 6 Keen Interest Among The Students Amhertsburg, Ontario. DOYS and girls at the high school v here are being given lessons in how to avoid accidents when driving a car. There are 49 in the class, the youngest aged 14, and 30 per cent, of them drive237 words
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Article37 1936-12-14 6 What fruit resembles two?—A pear. What insect lives on nothing?—A moth, because it eats holes. What trees do we find indoors?—Boottrees and ashes. A Where do all boys go to on their tenth birthday?—lnto their eleventh year.37 words
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Article180 1936-12-14 6 Seeks Refuge In Police Garage •f** Berlin. A motorist from Aix la Chapelle, who has just learned to drive, narrowly missed knocking down a motorcyclist near a village in the Eifel Mountains. Preparing to apologize, he discovered to his horror that the cyclist was a country policeman. Quickly180 words
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Article36 1936-12-14 6 The third annual free treat for childr!n*i3n^ atong distric t will take place at ths Ritz Theatre on Wednesday, Dec 23. Tickets for fre e admission may b* obtained at 7, Brooke Road.36 words
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Article64 1936-12-14 6 When is a top like cream?—When It is whipped. A When is a window like an easy riddle? When you can see through it. A What pie has wings?—A magpie. A A Why is a bird on a fence like a penny? A A A What is the difference between64 words
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Article222 1936-12-14 6 But Divorce "Business" In Brisk Too Reno. Nevada. jIfiARRIAGE is flourishing in Rem divorce capital of the world. A total of 5,588 marriage licences were issued in the first nine months this year, compared with 4.444 is during the some period of 1935. Most of the222 words
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Article79 1936-12-14 6 Why can a blind girl always untitled father?— Because a father is alws a-pparent. What do they do with peaches In California?— They eat what they can, and can what they can't. A A A A Why is a sovereign you earn like s guinea?— Because it is one pound79 words
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Advertisement141 1936-12-14 6 .j. j j I 1 y us I S ERNST LEITZ WETZLAR S i i X'mas presents J I OF LASTING VALUE. SOLE AGENTS: j I SCHMIDT CO, I j 90, ROBINSON ROAD SINGAPORE •j. 1 SELECTIONS OF BRIGHT X'MAS GIFTS I THAT EXPRESS SENTIMENTS I IN PERMANENT VALUES I141 words
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Advertisement583 1936-12-14 7 GUT OF DISTINCTION Parker's amazing Vacumatic-the ever welcome gift because this rare and exclusive beauty charms and delights all who receive it. The revolutionary pen that holds 102% more ink and shows when to refill! HOOSING a g.ft that w.ll really women who want the finest things in What other583 words
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Article, Illustration996 1936-12-14 8 Prof. Nikaldi - After Dinner Is The Time for MIRTH MYSTERY by Prof. Nikaldi Well, friends, here I am again, with my bag of tricks. No, I haven t brought the rabbit this time, only a little bag for a moment or two I am going lio to nuzzle you with a few996 words
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Article236 1936-12-14 8 To Marry Hon. Lavinia Mary Strutt ißy Air MaiU London. Nov. 29. rrtHE Duke of Norfolk, who. as Earl YfLSSi ol England, will be "general manager" of the Coronation is to the Hon Lavinia Mary Strutt. 20-year I old only daughter of Lord Belper and i236 words
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Article501 1936-12-14 8 Questions On Spain MR. EDEN'S REPLIES IN COMMONS cßy Ail Mail) London, Nov. 29 VITHEN Mr. LtL n statement in th( House ot I dmmm yesterday on the a British ships calling at Spanish ports he was a*ked by Mr. V wood (Soc. what was501 words
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Article16 1936-12-14 8 Which is casler to spell untitled dcc.tll< u «e'5>. Y7ben i-; a bos"' U n.rneo ll.16 words
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Advertisement199 1936-12-14 8 l|Lj I Flowers For Christmas. In Singapore the name "Daisy" is so closely associated fjfe lower w th fine floral arrang ements that our shop has become SHOP I centre ()f nterest t0 thMSe xvho are seeking the most is orchard rd I ofo flnwpr<4 for all occasions. This I199 words
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Article, Illustration1146 1936-12-14 9 The Choice Of Your Guests By MRS. BEATRICE BERLEY. v want to give a party! And ally want it to be a great sueWTell then, let me see if I can r am going to presume that is not a1,146 words
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Article, Illustration243 1936-12-14 9 What business never progresses o —The stationery business. A A Why is a horse a very amiable anima. o —Because it can stand a lot of chaff. <■ oo o» oo Why is a newsboy never coin?— Because selling papers maintains the circulation. A oo243 words
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Article, Illustration776 1936-12-14 9 A Scottish minister Jordan by n im° haa a son at Edinburgh University studying medicine. As the minister rad a big family, he and his wife had rad to struggle hard to keep the boy icr four years at college, and it was a source776 words
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Advertisement9 1936-12-14 9 trie, ncirri& tnat id a auxihxmie& PARFUM OUEIOUES PLEURS9 words
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Advertisement96 1936-12-14 10 jSST and "'LACTOGEN'' is a modified dried milk food with sufficient cream and lactose added to make it similar to human milk. All the nourishment is there and the vitamins of the fresh milk are conserved, bend for^the "LACTOGEN" Baby Book, vide adjacent A copy of the J' LACTOGEN Baby96 words
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Article, Illustration1045 1936-12-14 11 Prunella Gay - By Prunella Gay If Brenda May had not painted her nails red this story might never have been written. But she did paint them red. and all because Mrs. Gorrinjjer who employed her in daily work, gave hei some nail polish to which she herself had1,045 words
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Article1268 1936-12-14 11 To Tell When Your Children Are Tired Oft' IM;iviiii» By CONSTANCE EGAN Nary was just a little ordinary every- Cay canary. But he had belonged to Bobbie for five whole years; had been 1 Eobbie's one and only pet ever since he was a tiny until this1,268 words
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Advertisement101 1936-12-14 11 s>" fa^&Jfit Chromium from 5 to 30 TRAVELLING CLOC KS CHIMING CLOCKS CHROMIC.M TABLE CLOCKS M I ]f "to 1 clay alarm, from 12.- Bwfe SET T lt I I Geld 21 to 160 2 Cay alarms 24.- 26" to 31" from 18- 8 day Swiss IdL— I—~l Stainless steel101 words
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Article, Illustration4092 1936-12-14 12 By L. G, Redmond Howard and Alva Delbert Evans j IIE was a tfrave little nipper whom the ambulance had brought into hospital on Christmas Eve—knocked down in the Market just as he had been about to sell his ist packet4,092 words
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Advertisement35 1936-12-14 12 I Yv THE \V MARINE i* Motor \k Vehicles \ASSURANCE^ Workmen's LTD. Compensation CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE *J VV« HARRIES* Telegrams: CENTENARY Managing Director Phone sgog AGENTS THROUGHOUT MALAYA i LOWEST RATES LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS35 words
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Advertisement70 1936-12-14 13 0 I i_ M I ()V \I TIM will not only help you to enjoy a Happy Christmas but will keep you in robust health throughout the coming year Ovaltine is scientifically prepared from the highest qualities of malt extract, fresh creamy milk and new laid eggs. Nourishing and sustaining,70 words
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Article, Illustration3812 1936-12-14 14 K. F. Brodrick - By K. F. Brodrick EAGERLY, Peter rose from his chair in the farm sitting-room and looked out of the window. In the room a log-fire burning brightly, soft rugs and easy chairs were offering a man warmth and comfort. Outside it was snowing. "I3,812 words
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Advertisement47 1936-12-14 14 \Ye extent! Uw I world-wide eostoniers S iiiitl users oi' our worldj tamei! "Tigc I-** I ratio IHHj j >iark medicinal proflurt* WB a llappr Hfcrry Christmas 111 j am! a Prosperous Mew JjK^ Year. s I j s I ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALE47 words
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Article, Illustration3141 1936-12-14 15 Adrian Astor - By Adrian Astor 808 PARDOE was well aware that a head, even on the best pair of shoulders, could at times play a decidedly shabby tnck. but he couldn't think of any trick shabbier than that his head should start aching just before Christmas.3,141 words
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Advertisement32 1936-12-14 15 Greetings t t for i I a Merry Christmas A t ana <> v O Prosperous New Year 1 BANK OF CHINAI (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) H 12. Cecil Street, Singapore.32 words
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Article126 1936-12-14 16 Why is a baker a silly fellow?—Because he sells what he kneads. A A Why are pianos noble things?— Because if they are not grand, at least they are upright. When is a hat not a hat?— When it becomes you. Little Maggie was explaining to her five-year-old brother how126 words
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Article437 1936-12-14 16 COOLCOACHES A Demonstration At Smethwick (By Air Mail t (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Nov. 25. k DEMONSTRATION, under arti- flcially created tropical conditions, of the air-conditioning of railway coaches was given this week by the engineering «inn of J. Stone and Co. at Smethwick. Inside437 words
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Article24 1936-12-14 16 What was the first banking transaction? —When Pharaoh received a cheque on the bank of the Red Sea, which had been crossed by Moses.24 words
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Article244 1936-12-14 16 "Floating Hotels" On The Thames? (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 29. TWENTY-ONE shipping companies have applied to the Port of London Authority for permission to anchor waseu in tne Thames for use as "floating hotels" during the Coronation. Some of these ships will bring visitors from overseas; others244 words
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Article, Illustration822 1936-12-14 16 "A Soldiers' Battle' "TIME THE TRUTH CAME OUT" (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 2l'. (From Our Own Correspondent j TENERAL Gough, speaking :it a supper and concert of "old cutnI radeb" of the Fifth Army at Wellington Rarrack.s last night, deieudfd the Fifth Army against822 words
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Advertisement254 1936-12-14 16 <• j OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING j j CORPORATION LIMITED. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) j S Successors to S L The Chinese Commercial Bank Ltd., J The Ho Hong Bank Limited and 5 The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. 1 AUTHORISED CAPITAL $40,000,000.00 H ISSUED PAID UP $10,000,000.0^ I Head Office, China254 words
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Article, Illustration1244 1936-12-14 17 By Hector Stannard IF there be one feature of the oldfashioned Christmas which remains fixed, firm, permanent, and immovable, it is the Christmas ghost. One may try to believe, as Ebenezer Scrooge did in regard to the ghost1,244 words
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Article54 1936-12-14 17 What county in Ireland reminds you of a candle nearly burnt out?—Wicklow. Where does a snowdrop grow best?— On its stafk. A Who was the first man tc travel around the world?— The man in the moon. A Why is E cleverer than a mouse? —Because It can run away54 words
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Article211 1936-12-14 17 THE world would probably not be any the worse If a iew of its popular institutions were suppressed by governments. Ibis observation cannot have application to Christmas. Yuletide is a festival which, from the birth of the Christian era, has exercised a tremendous appeal to all211 words
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Article125 1936-12-14 17 THE principal dish on an Austrian table on Christmas Day contains consecrated eggs, which husband and father distributes. After eating .eyes at* ckred and heads are bowed to the table in the belief that Jacob's ladder is riescendine; from beaven to earth, ana that angels are descending to bless125 words
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Article97 1936-12-14 17 AS in England, 'turkey—stuffed with chestnuts or truffle.—and plum pud- I ding (the French style it "plomb pcucing are prominent items In Yuietide fare. On Christmas Eve parent J from bed for hours fashioning, for the r children on the morrow, a lhtle cat;.e >\ shed containing a manger,97 words
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Article151 1936-12-14 17 CHRISTMAS might also setm to have been "invented" specially for English children in India. Much, eery much, attention do they receive, and much is showered up"on them. Ihe revolve around the juveniles. From the bazaars native servants obtsm weird ana highly-coloured toys for "little missie or "young master," who151 words
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Article195 1936-12-14 17 IN Italy Christmas is the Festival of tne 1 Mother and Child. Although customs vary different parts of the country fairs a-e general. About a week before Chrfstmastide stalls laden with toys and trinkets are erected in the old squares and narrow streets. In Rome are sold small coloured195 words
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Advertisement40 1936-12-14 17 < V GREETINGS to our PATRONS! USE TROPICAL PREPARED GEVAERT EXPRESS FILM j (SUPERCHROM) j P TO ENSURE YOUR HAPPY SNAPS. j O .4JVY PHOTO STORE. j I THE COMPLETE PHOTO DEPOT. j AMATEUR PHOTO STORE 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE.40 words
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Article218 1936-12-14 18 A TRADITIONAL festival in Mexic extending to nine days, is styled the "Posada" (inn). After the introductory church services, children form in line in their homes and, as they sing can they visit all parts of the house The children regard themselves as representatives of the Holy Pamilv. en218 words
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Article, Illustration3705 1936-12-14 18 Guy Fletcher - By Guy Fletcher IT was Christmas Eve. The night was pitch black, and a south-wester roared ever the countryside. In an old farmhouse, a mile from a public toad., five from a village, three people sat round a fire. The low, latticed window3,705 words
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Advertisement120 1936-12-14 18 lilli'l I Mi Ml I WWW 111 imm IHMMIIiiBiiWbMM CHOTIRMALL'S I.ICA\I» SHM X- I \Kl\<. SA L E XOW IX FI LL S\M\<. GFNTS' SILK n nr pyjamas rTT7 1 LADIES CREPE I SHIRTS SILK ix pi atx A*m TTI KIMONOS roini RFTi JRk PRINTED EMBROIDERED 2 COLOLRED STRIPES N120 words
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Article, Illustration99 1936-12-14 20 CECELIA PARKER, popular young Metru-Goldwyn-Mayer featured player, discovers that Santa Claus has been more than kind. Claire Trevor, of Fox film fame, gives us an idea of how the modern Santa Claus will pay his nocturnal visits this year. ALL TUCKED IN AND WAITING99 words
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Advertisement14 1936-12-14 20 YOOXC. CHEOXG SHOE Co., "THE FASHION SHOE SHOP" 354 366 North Bridre Road. SINGAPORE.14 words
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Advertisement178 1936-12-14 21 CADBURYS ATTRACTIVE OFFER COMPLETE jOSi WEDGWOOD SET %5 f AND SPECIAL SPOONS v friiP"^ fl WHAt squ*mvi.a g B rfr > jew labels or hhmi II AND DOCS. fl I JTjZ id _J% No. I. One Beaker and saucer 2 Mb. equivalent ■Bfe. Bflfe ■■k I I j fl No.178 words
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Article, Illustration453 1936-12-14 22 How would you speak of a tailor If you could not think of his name?— Mr. So-and-So (sew and sew). A A A A Why is a street door like a beerbarrel?—Because it is often tapped. A Why is a milkman like a mill453 words
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Article755 1936-12-14 22 ARIENTAL bric-a-brac has always rail ther frightened people, especially people who live in Malaya, where they have not been seeing the best of Oriental art, for what used to come down to Singapore from China has always been rather bizarre and gaudy, and usually755 words
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Article277 1936-12-14 22 Tragedy Of Australian Wilds (By Air Mail) Darwin, Nov. 24. JACK MacKay, wanted by the Crown as J a witness in a cattle charge, was found dying of starvation in the Roper River district by a black-tracker after a 200-mile trip to his hut. The277 words
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Advertisement93 1936-12-14 22 fARCADE RESTAURANT i EUROPEAN FOOD of QUALITY Fully Licensed Separate Bar j I FOOD PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERVISION j j OF JOHN, SINGAPORE'S LEADING CHEF j CELEBRATE XMAS AND THE NEW YEAR HERE! i j ,5. Mil I I I llllMMM—jjjjjjjjjy I MAKE THIS A X'MAS TO BE REMEMBERED BY93 words
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Article2871 1936-12-14 23 Daisy M. Edginton - By Daisy M. Edginton GREGORY, gloomy-eyed and still waited for Mary by a wood of Christmas whiteness. Five minutes, ten minutes; then he saw her coming to him through the alley, and into his eyes flashed the look of all true lovers in all the world2,871 words
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Advertisement118 1936-12-14 23 I UNITED MOTOR WORKS U j 137 OR( HARD ROAD j PHOXE 7112. SI\4.AI»ORI S.S. T SSB*> I Code: BENTLEYS DIRECT IMPORTERS XM 7 AUTOMOBILE TRUCK i REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. J s Sole Agencies For:- S A. C. Spark Plug Co., Spark plugs, air cleaner, fuel pump, gasolene strainer,118 words
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