The Straits Times, 18 November 1934

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 152. Sunday, November 18, 1934. Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 152. Sunday, November 18, 1934. Price 10 cents.
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    CLIMAX IN CHINA'S STRUGGLE WITH REDS
    192 1 5 A. M. EDITION I "THEIR DESTRUCTION SEEMS CERTAIN" IF THEY DO NOT ESCAPE INTO NEW TERRITORY Canton Co-operation With Nanking London, Saturday. fHE long struggle between the Nanking Government and the Chinese Soviet State in Kiangsi and Fukien is clearly approaching a climax
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    TRADE FAIR NEXT YEAR
    81 1 ARRANGEMENTS BEING MADE IT is probable that a British Trade Fair will again be held in Singapore in 1935. A meeting will be held in the offlje of HLj Majesty's Trad 3 Commissioner. sth Floor, Fullerton Building, on Monday. Nov. 26, at 5 to discuss arrangements
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    $500 MUST BE WON.
    139 1 WINNERS OF THE MISSING LETTER COMPETITION Two competitors share the $500 offered In the first Missing Letter Contest which was printed in the issue ol The Sunday Times dated Nov. 4. The fortunate winners are: Stephen Poh, "Starlight Villa,' 496-0. East Coast Road, Singapore. Mrs B.
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    LAST WEEK'S SOLUTIONS.
    84 1 Correct solutions in Missing Letter Contest No. 2, printed on Sunday last. Nov. 11, are as follows, words In brackets indicating the correct descriptions of the pictures printed as clues to the missing letters: Paper (pencil), binder (bowler), line (light), cling (case), breed (bat), save (spire), net
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    THE GOVERNOR AT THE RACES
    591 1 H.E. the Governor and Lady Shenton Thomas attended their first Malayan race meeting yesterday, when the Singapore November meeting opened. By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT r spite of the uncertain weather there was an exceptionally good crowd at Bukit 'limah races yesterday. In addition to the
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    THE COMMANDS UNITED
    414 1 Shanghai, Saturday. GEN. Liv Hsiang arrived yesterday by plane at Hankow and is con- 1 tlnuing his Journey today by steamer to Kluklang, where he will meet Marsh il Chiang Kai-shek. In an Interview, Gen. Liv Hsiang stated that the past failures of the anti-Red campaign In
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    RETIRING COMMISSIONERS
    118 1 EIGHT TO BE APPOINTED QN December 31 a third of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will retire according to the provisions of the Municipal Ordinance. The retiring Commissioners, those who have been longest In office, it was announced yesterday, are: Mr. W. Baitley (President). Mr. J. B. Westerhout, Dr.
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    NAVAL DELEGATES AT CHEQUERS DEADLOCK CONTINUE
    32 1 NAVAL DELEGATES AT CHEQUERS DEADLOCK CONTINUE London. Saturday. The Prime Minister and Miss MacDonald entertained the American navai delegation to luncheon at Chequers. Discussions are at a standstill over the week-end. Reuter.
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    WHILE GENEVA TALKED
    76 1 BOLIVIAN REGIMENTS DECIMATED Geneva. Saturday. SIMULTANEOUSLY with an an- nouncement that the League i Commission for the settlement ot the Gran Chac*, dispute had sat until early this morning: had not completed Its task and was resuming work later today, came from Asuncion an official report of
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    INDIA PROBLEM SELECT COMMITTEE REPORT THIS WEEK
    85 1 INDIA PROBLEM SELECT COMMITTEE REPORT THIS WEEK New Delhi. Saturday. Indians are awaiting with excitement tinged with anxiety the publication on Thursday of the report of 11m Select Committee on constitutional reforms. The present elections are being fought largely in view of tho impending report. The return by Congress to
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      179 1 WSm j MOTOR I POLICIES THE SUNDAY TIMES On Dec. 16 Will Consist of 60 PAGES WITH THE APPROACH OF CHRISTMAS THK DEMANDS FOR ADVERTISING SPACE IN THE SUNDAY TIMES HAVE U.CREASED FAR BEYOSD ANYTHING PRE VIOUSL V EXPt RIENCED. IN ORDIM TO MEET THE REQUIREMENIS OF ADVERTISERS. WE HAVE
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    THE LONDONER'S LOG
    2234 2  -  VISCOUNT M Edited bu YOU have to live with the times. *In fact, it is the best and only ■way of living, and these times give fellows of brains and originality a chance. a Would you like to know the method? Well, pull up some pineapple crates,
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    KILLED BY PLANE
    64 2 Ellore. A report from Chlttooi .slates thit an aeroplane belonging to the Madras Flying Club, while taking off, hit an old man with its wing, causing instantaneous death, md injured a woma.i. The report says that the plane hud flown to Chittoor to the rescue of another
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    MAINLY about MALAYANS
    1266 3  - MAINLY about MALAYANS WANDERER By 11/JIBB Bridget Thomas, daughter of the Governor, must have been one of the most interested spectators At yesterday's races. For she Is her.fcelf very keen on riding. Swimming Hand tennis are also two or her favourite pastimes. fT is a matter for regret that I
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    HINTS ON BRIDGE
    491 3  -  ELY CULBERTSON -By rnHE Opening lead at Contract Is equivalent to the opening move at chess or checkers. In other words, it is the right to move first and to select to a certain extent the field upon which the battle to make or defeat the contract
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    TWO OVERCROWDED PROFESSION
    113 3 Madras. Lady Beatrix Stanley, wife of the Governor of Madras, addressing students at Queen Mary's College, warnai them when choosing a profession to remember that teaching and medicine were to a great extent overcrowded. "I want you to remember apar: from your studies your' social service to
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    FILM CHIEFS ATTACKED
    75 3 New York. Upton Sinclair, in the course of his election campaign for the Governorship of California, launched an attack on the Hollywood film chiefs. He alleged that Kathryn Hepburn, i Clark Gable, Will Rogers and Douglas I Fairbanks had been threatened with loss of work if they
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    HOLLYWOOD'S BEAUTY SECRETS
    513 4  -  MAX FACTOR. BY I/"* WORLD FAMOUS MAKE-UP G-CNIUS f¥UST a few weeks ago. if you'll reJ member, we carried an Item In this column telling that Lyle Talbot was once a magician's helper in the old days of vaudeville. Will. Lyle got into trouble just the Other
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    20 4 Jimmy Durante and Lope Teles, In Hollywood Party," to be shown at the Alhambra at the end of the month.
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    MOTHER ENCOURAGED HER
    717 4  -  JOHN C. MOFFITT THE STORY OF MAE WEST By ILiAE'S father was Jack West, a ITI prize fighter. Today Mac weighs 116 pounds, which w her father's fighting weight. Mac says she can fight at that weight, too, but that she's generally good natured. Her mother was
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    CHANGE FOR GORILLAS
    123 4 Mok and Moina, the London Zoo's gorillas, are changing their way of living this winter. They are deserting their "hothouse regime," In favour of fresh air, and are to try to become more hardy. These two gorillas have been in the menagerie for just over two years,
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    DANGEROUS CHICKENS
    388 4 VTOVEMBER sees the beginning of the poultry rearing season and one will have to take great care ot the future chicks during the rainy weather. The mother hen with her few chicks may prove ample protection but it she has given an extra dozen or so to take
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    DAYS FOR
    418 4 By OUR EXPERT obtained are worth consideration. This is my advice A kapor or Chenghai frame, 15 feet long and 6 feet wide, with substantial supports to make it a fixture, should be made. Timber 3 inches by 2 iDdkM should be used and this will provide a
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      275 4 A ny Experienced Doctor will tell you Old age is always getting the bTame and quite unfairly. Every woman can look as young as she wishes if she takes good Amk care of her health. When shadows JB W appear under the eyes, it is time to M take WINCARNIS.
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      181 4 FOR HORSES. Radiol. Boi.t-Racioi Kaa.oi K.ldne> Letwmsh Powdvrs Redvulne. "E\ Stock F"od an excl>tit L-ondltk-nei and tonlr "tHMtV StccK Renifdir« and como.'ete rai cc of forage, etc CALL OR WRITS TO TONG LAM CO. 46/48. Peck Sanh Str««t. Smgajx r« Telephone 7328. FOR POULTRY. KOSSOLIAN BLOOD SALT. It prevents fapes
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    $500 FOR MISSING LETTERS
    652 5 The Sunday Times FreeEntry Competition Can You Complete Twelve Simple Words? Today we repeat for the amusement ol readers of The Sunday Times the new Missing Letter Competition. Avuin there is no entrance fee and we offer a PRIZE OF $500 FOR 12 CORRECT SOLUTIONS. The
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    AMERICAN GIRL'S ORDEAL STRIPPED BY NAZIS
    196 5 AMERICAN GIRL'S ORDEAL STRIPPED BY NAZIS Seven hours' imprisonment and a rigorous search, Including stripping, by the German Secret Police, was the experience of a young United States -girl and man at Munich. Miss Helen Lyster, of New Rochelle New York), and Mr. Griffiths Johnson, i junior, of Washington, were
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    FISH IN BATH TUBS
    156 5 New York. The New York Water Supply Department assures residents in the Bronx that fishes emerging from their water taps are harmless, and that the water is officially pure. This is a small solace to those persons who have been nnd- ing fish recently In their
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      90 5 CUT OUT THIS j ENTRY FORM j j MISSING LETTER CONTEST. [No. 3.— 18-11-34.] I arree to enter The Sunday Times Missing Letter Competition on tbe conditions laid down in this issue. J I consider that the follow-in* are the correct solutions of the puniest J printed. i i W&CSL^m
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    SCHOOLBOY CITED AS CO-RESPONDENT IN DIVORCE SUIT
    1424 6 DECREE FOR A FORMER HEADMASTER Judge's Criticism Of Wife's Evidence CCHOOLBOYS, past and present, listened in tense silence in fie Divorce Court, London, as Mr. Justice Langton told what he described as a melancholy story. It v, as of a headnuutter's wife and
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    25 6 Harmston's drcus at Shanghai. tis to have a season in Singapore, opening on Nov. 29, at the site of the oM Tank Road Roods station.
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    SIR O. MOSLEY AND FOREIGN FASCISTS
    410 6 NOT IMITATING THEM NO ARMOURED CARS OR PLANES "THE question as to whether the Ei I Fascist moment was influenced by foreign organisations was the subject of a lively Interlude in the recent libel action brought by Sir OnraM 1 Mosley against the Daily
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    POLITICAL SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD SUMMED UP
    2931 7 Critics Of British Rule Admit Its "Toughness And Resilience" Chinas Debt To Villages A Guide to Modern Politics. Byj C. 11. l>. and Margaret Cole. Victor Gellancz. (is. 11HIS book of 560 pages, purporting to be a guide to modern politics. Is not
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF EXPLORING
    276 7 THE LIGHTER SIDE OF EXPLORING YOUNG MAN'S FIRST "BIG JOURNEY" gant remarks which came from 8.C.. who was hugely enjoying himself in the corner. In a frenzy of bashfulness I be^an to struggle to get free, red and sweating with horror, and muttering. "Let go! T y>t go!" At last.
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    FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS TOO
    134 7 FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS TOO News for Children. By Stephen Ring-Hill Ivor Nicholson Watson. ss. Commander Stephen King-Hall was Riven space In the Evening Standard in which to write a letter for children once a week. He sought to be use/Ml and offered his young readers opinions on unemployment, the
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      131 7 MUDIE'S BOOKSELLERS TO THE WORLD. A large selection of new Enghsh and .lvn Works always in stock COLONIAL EDITIONS. Magazines Periodicals. Deposit Accounts Opened. Lists of New Books, Ex Library and Remainder copies sent free on request. MULIE'S LIBRARY LTD. KXPORT DEPARTMENT. 95. Southwark Street. London. ENGLAND. YOUR SMALL COINS
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    STAMPING OUT FASHION PIRACY
    688 8 LATEST, EVENING GLOVES ARE ORNAMENTED From OUR LONDON FASHION CORRESPONDENT Sunday Timts Office, Fleet Street, Oct. 30. /~)NE of the most interesting items of minor news of particular interest to women this week has been the announcement of a move by leading West-End fashion designers to
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    FLANNEL TROUSERS OUT OF FAVOUR
    224 8 FLANNEL TROUSERS OUT OF FAVOUR SO ARE VERY SHORT SHORTS" Interchangeable sports clothes are very necessary to the modern woman who has to economise in time and money, and who hasn't in these difficult days So we find designers concentrating on styles and materials that render sports ensembles suitable for
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    35 8 Miss Frances Dee's delicate beauty requires delicate clothing and therefore this evening gown is simple and sweet, with tiny sleeves and closed throat effect. Miss Frances Dee appears in "Finishing School," an RKO Radio picture.
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    PRETTY POPPY SELLERS
    602 8 PRETTY POPPY SELLERS SEEN IN SINGAPORE By OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT OOPPIES here, poppies there, and poppies everywhere. Last weekend poppy sellers, stationed at various corners all over the town, did a brisk trade, some selling all their "wares" before a couple of hours had elapsed. They made pretty pictures in
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      182 8 Alwyt SemtHimi Htm At GAGE BROTHEBS A CO., transferred their agency in Singapore for their exclusive hats to Aurelia's. n For Xmas Cards Xmas Presents PLEASE CALL AT HUNG YEH CO. (THE LACQUEB HOUSE) 155, Orchard Road, 2nd next to Post Office fyy \ccmjeei fhrougn my veins V*'IVTO more weary,
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      127 8 RENE ULLMANN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. A new shipment of very smart GOWNS for afternoon and evening, HATS and the latest NOVELTIES for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS WILL BE ON VIEW ON WED. NOV. 21. RENE ULLMANN CAPITOL BUILDING. STAMFORD ROAD. w I \J 111 aX 6 v JCI I jf Xdainty and tempting,
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    Strict Marriage Rules of BALI
    2343 9  - Strict Marriage Rules of BALI G.E.P. COLLINS By G.E.P. COLLINS IN SEARCH OF ADVENTURE CANADA'S "ELLIS ISLAND" IV ft ran the boat up on the sand of the island of LembonKan, then unlashed the 30 ft. bamboos and carried them up to a long boathouse built against a tree at
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      106 9 Our Crossword Puzzle ACROSS.' 1». View 30. Debate w« M al BuUd I £2fo?.p«ca Tt«t with contempt sXtai 10. £o£ilac* Sl l^ cnsi 14. UnUorm 5 p^^, as. Bird 39- Since S v&ei. Solution Of Last Week'g S3. Dull e£L PwuU. 41* Shmlty 41. Meacun of tonftfc ■> hl3iTl£lPMEJ*kd i
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    291 10 Many of the "Thrilling Moments" related by Sunday Times readers occurred in childhood days, at which period a strong sense of adventure and of curiosity leads us into precarious predicaments. The exciting experience so well described in a previous Issue by Miss "G. 8.," her fall from a
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    Cheaper Air Mails.
    164 10 Letters Homeward at 25 cents and outward at 6d. by Imperial Air Mail! This week's announcement came as a pleasant surprise to business houses and gave modest satisfaction to individuals. It will lead not so much to economy as to Increased use of the British Air Mall
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    Six DAYS' News
    671 10 Six DAYS' News SUNDAY. Elaborate precautions taken in Vienna to prevent another revolt. life of Chancellor Schuschnigg threatened. Nobel Prize for Literature awarded to Italian playwright, Signor Pirandello. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek leaves Taiyuan Shan si) for Hankow by aeroplane. Dr. E. A. O. Travers, formerly State Surgeon, Selangor, dies in
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    TODAY
    16 10 High Water, 8.17 a.m. 8.4 ft, 9 p.in 8.7 ft Hockey: S.C.C. vs. RAP., Seletar.
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    The Assertions of Ananias
    1503 10 The Assertions of Ananias UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE $10 FOR A JOKE THAT MAKES ME LAUGH If only I could remember and censor with subtlety about one-tenth of the stories I heard at the Armistice Day Dinner at the Adelphi on Monday, then this page would write itself for the next
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    STOP PRESS.
    22 10 (Ananias News Factory.) Singapore, Saturday. There was a race meeting at Bukit Timah this afternoon. The Singapore Turf Club won.
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    PAID-FOR JOKE.
    123 10 "P.8.H.." who is quite a nice girl and declares that her friend is nice too, wins the $10 this week. "My friend and I are schoolteachers," she says. The other morning we boarded a trolley-bus. The weather was bad and the bus was full. We had to 'strap-hang.'
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      28 10 piano! TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74. Orchard Rd. I NEW WORLDJ SINGAPORE. Side Shows. Cabaret Dancing. Talkies. Theatres and Cinemas. Opposite the New Pier.
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    SINGAPORE SPORTSMAN WEDS
    386 11 MR. L.V. TAYLOR AND MISS BARTON TWO CEREMONIES AT ST. ANDREW'S TWO weddings took place in Singapore yesterday afternoon. Mr. L. V. Taylor, the well-known Malayan sportsman, was wed to Miss Dorothy Vera Winstanley Barton; and Mr. J. N. McCulloch to Miss Constance Caroline Bonnici. There was
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    SOLICITOR ON JOURNALISM
    233 11 IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA CIRCULATION NOT WANTED (From Our Own Correspondent > Ipoh. "rrio an Englishmean making his first visit to America, one of the most j striking things Is the American newsI paper. Most of you hive seen American newspapers but it takes quite a month's residence
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    OFF THE TOP
    20 11 Phyllis Barry, leading lady to Wheeler and Woolsey in "Diplomaniars, prepares to go off the top board.
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    WOMAN DRIVER'S DEFENCE
    877 11 NEWS FROM THE COURTS DENIES "SPEEDING" AND BLAMES SYCE OF OTHER CAR THE defence of Mrs. Yolande Gates. I against a charge of causing hurt to Mr. A. J. Braga, a local lawyer, in a motor accident on Orchard Road on .Aug. 30, was heard before Mr.
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    Clementi Educational Policy
    233 11 FRESH MOVES TO MODIFY IT REPRESENTATIONS have been made by various local bodies to persuade Government to modify the new educational policy inaugurated by Sir Cecil Clementi. The two main principles of this policy were as follows: Free elementary education in Malay, but lot In English, because
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    MOTOR HORNS
    44 11 A Singapore Municipal committee recommends that motor traders should be informed that in future on registration of a car the provision of a bulb horn will not be insisted upon, provided the electric horn la toned down sufficiently not to cause annoyance.
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    MORNING RIDE
    82 11 Minnie and Moocher are two of the strangest friends London has seen for a long time. Minnie is a bear, Moocher is a tortoise. And as the names imply they are almost always in each other's company. When they are let out for exercise every morning, the first
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    CRICKET IN INDIA
    63 11 A meeting of the Emergency Committee of the Board of Control for Cricket In India approved of the Maharaja of Patiala's proposal to Invite an unofficial Australian team to visit India in the winter of 1935-36. The Australian team Is likely to include W. M. Woodfull. W.
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    MALAYA CUP RUGGER
    734 12 SERVICES BEAT JOHORE United Services 13 pts. Johore 4 pts. 'THERE was something of a dramatic opening to yesterday's Malaya Cup match at Johore Bahru, between the United Services and Johore. Before the game was five minutes old Johore had opened the scoring with a dropped goal
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    PERAK TURN THE TABLES
    415 12 PENANG LOSE AFTER EARLY LEAD (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. Penanr 8 Perak 14. There was one change in the Penang side for today's Malaya Cup rugger match, Brett pulling a muscle in a final run last night and being unfit His place was taken
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    NEGRI-MALACCA BEAT SELANGOR
    213 12 NEGRI-MALACCA BEAT SELANGOR THEIR FIRST ENCOUNTER OF THE SEASON (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Negrl- Malacca oeat Selan^oi thlafternoon by 8 points (a goal and a try) to 3 points (a try) in their first meeting of the season. The Combined States fully deserved their victory on their second
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    BETWEEN THE POSTS
    23 12 An unusual rugger picture. C. I Ashford. Richmond forward, converting a try, in the match with Oxford University at Richmond.
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    BIG HOCKS SURPRISE
    588 12 MALACCA BEAT SINGAPORE Singapore Nil; Malacca 1. Malacca defeated Singapore for the first time In inter-State hockey on the Padang yesterday afternoon Abbas, their skipper, scoring the only goal in the match. This was a surprise result. But the game was played Is farcica. conditions. The major
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    HOCKEY CATCHES ON AT MUAR
    243 12 JOHORE POLICE LOSE (From Our Own Correspondent). Muar. Wild hitting and poor tackling characterised the hockey match between the Muar Police and the Johore Police Dept on the Muar English School ground. Muar Police won 2—o. Although the game was played under ideal weather conditions
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    WORLD BOXING TITLE GOES TO NEW YORK
    32 12 WORLD BOXING TITLE GOES TO NEW YORK New York, Saturday. Bob Olln (New York) won the world's light-heavyweight championship, outpointing the holder, Maxio Rosenbloom. It was a poor, uneventful fifteenround fight.— Reuter.
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    JAVA'S TENNIS CHAMPION
    158 12 BRILLIANT PROMISE (Prom A Correspondent). Medan. Kho Sin Kie, Java lawn tennis champion, was seen in action on the court of the Medan Tennis Club against Alsbach, one of the best players among the club members whom he beat 7—5 In the first set. the second being
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    111 12 The following matches were played last week in the Johore Badmintoa Association's tournament Junior singles semi-final Wong Peng Tong (Mau Yuen) beat Chee Ah Mon (Mau Yuen) 6—15. 15—6. 15— Inter-dob: Tarom BP 'ost to Companion B.P. by 0 game to 5 Friday morning Junior doubles semi-final: Daud
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    CUP FIFTEEN
    104 12 Singapore's team for the Malaya Cup match against the Combined NegriMalacca XV at Seremban next Saturday has been chosen as follows A. N. Macaulay F. O. Minns J. O. Cooke, D. G. M. Owen and A. H. West H. L. Price and H B. Sym G. E. M
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    128 12 Daily Prices Current For R.M.A. No. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon. Saturday. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 20% 20% (F. 0.8.) Current month 20% 21 Jan.-Mar. 2196 21* i Apr.-Jnne 23% 23% July-Sept 24% 24% Tone of Market Easier. Latest Cable per ib. London Spot Sheet ti'id. New
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    SUNDERLAND FORGE AHEAD
    487 13 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS CHELSEA SHOW BETTER FORM OUNDERLAND cemented their position at the head of the League by a victory at Leeds yesterday, while the Villa made a triumphant visit to the Arsenal ground. Chelsea showed brighter form, winning away from home, against Blackburn Rovers. Results cabled
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    MATCHES WASHED OUT
    36 13 Owing to rain, yesterday's hockey fixture between the Old Raflflesians' Association and the R. A. 'Changii was cancelled. The Padang Rugby fixture between the S.C.C. "A" and the RAF. was also not played.
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    VASS WINS BADMINTON TITLE
    729 13 The big crowd of badminton en- thusiasts which flocked to the Clerical Union Hall yesterday in spite oi the heavy rain to witness the nna! of the Men's Open Singles championship b?tween E. J. Vass, of the Diehard Badminton Party, and Seah I Eng Hee, of
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    MALAYAN CLUB ACTIVITIES
    1032 13 In concluding their report the retiring I committee of the Chinese Friendly Aasocla- 1 ton express their thank* to members for their co-operation and support. The follow- Ing are the office bearers for 1934 1935. President, Mr. Bng Chwee Seng; vicepresidents. Messrs. Bng Kwee Choon and Chia
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    12 YEARS OF CONSTANT STOMACH PAIN.
    206 13 Ended in 4 Weeks. If for 12 long years you have never known a day without pain, wouldn't you be grateful for something which cured you in four weeks? Just read this amazing letter from Mrs. P In her own words "I cannot speak
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    2851 14 I MANAGE TO PULL THROUGH Drama Of The Operating Table The Favourite Child In Peril More authentic stories by sunday times readers THE thoughts of a boy while lying on an operating tabie I won't be beaten," he muttered to himself form the subject of one of
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    150 14 /\NE morning, as I was walk- ing in the garden, I heard a funny sound near some bushes. On going nearer, I saw a cobra, head swaying, fangs extended ready to strike. I could only stand rooted to the spot and stare at it. and, as it
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    A PANTHER IN THE CHICKEN HOUSE
    892 15 began to spread with rapidity, fanned by the North-west monsoon. Then I heard the screaming of my brother and sister In one of the rooms. Until then I did not know that they were in, because I thought they had followed my parents to
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    MUDDY OPENING FOR SINGAPORE RACING
    2685 16 P. LOGUE SADDLES THREE WINNERS CHRISTIE OUT OF LUCK THK unsettled weather conditions prevailing during the past week were not sufficient to keep the usual crowd of enthusiastic race-goers away from Bukit Timah for the opening day of the November meeting yesterday afternoon. Rain threatened
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    FIRST DIVISION'S "BABY"
    745 17 FIGHTING QUALITIES OF LEEDS Famous Soccer Clubs IN fbt middle of the 1919-20 season, the important industrial centre of Leeds suddenly found itself without a League Soccer club, Leeds City, who had been members of the Sacond Division since 1906. had come wider the ban of the
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    MOTOR SCHOOL BOOM.
    59 17 London. One result of the Transport Ministry's proposals for driving tests for new motorists has been the formation of a chain of motoring schools all over the British Isles. Three hundred schools are in course of being equipped with dual -control cars, and their skilled instructors will
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    Billiards Technique MASTERING RUN-THROUGH
    408 17  - Billiards Technique MASTERING RUN-THROUGH CUEMAN By •yHE facility for handling the run- through reveals at once gL-od cue action. So I would advise a p.ayer to set himself one of the run-through strokes as a test of his freedom of cue. The run-through shot from an object ball lying on
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    CRAWLING ABOUT WITH LUMBAGO.
    167 17 Felt Like an Old Woman. Here Is some useful Information for anyone troubled with that uncomfortable complaint, lumbago, a woman writes "For years I suffered from lumbago During wet weather. I could only turn In bed with great effort and pain. I was so stiff and
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    MALAYAN SPORTS JOTTINGS
    2359 18 Rain Interferes Hockey Matches Postponed Five Japanese Boxers For Singapore By SUNDAY TIMES SPORTS CORRESPONDENTS "DAIN has done its utmost to spoil sport in Singapore during the past week and several interesting hockey matches had to be postponed, while while the S.C.R.C. open tennis tournament is still
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    SELANGOR'S TRIUMPH IN BADMINTON T. T.
    1814 19 ANOTHER "TRIANGULAR" PLANNED A "MALAYA CUP" COMPETITION NEXT YEAR By Our Special Correspondent THe highest standard of badminton ever witnessed in the history of the game in Malaya was attained at the Triangular Tournament when Selangor, Perr.k and Penang clashed together for he coveted
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    22 20 Baron Matsudaira. the Japanese Ambassador, leaving a meeting in London, with Rear Admiral Yamamoto (left), when Naval conversations were pursued. (Planet N.)
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    16 20 At the Solemn Requiem for the French statesman M. Poincare in Westminster Cathedral, London. (Planet News.)
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    10 20 rhe scene in the ring, at Bukit Timah races yesterday.
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    142 20 SPORT IN THE MUD First Day Off November Races |>AIN interfered considerably with sport yesterday, although it did not cause such upsets of form at the opening day of the November race meeting as might have been expected. To the rain, however, may be attributed the sensational defeat of the
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    7 20 Redouble (Tankard up) won the first race.
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    7 20 Watching the horses before the second race.
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