The Straits Times, 17 November 1935

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    36 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 204. Sunday, November 17, 1935. Price 10 cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. No. 204. Sunday, Nove«wb«r 17, 1995. Price 10 cents
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    CABINET SHUFFLE SUGGESTIONS
    248 1 London, Saturday. NOT since the Reform Bill of 1831 has any Party received such a resounding vote of confidence as in the present election. The high average of 71 per cent, polled The apparent apathy and smallness of election meetings is attributed partly to bad weather and
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    Latest Election Figures
    116 1 Latest Election Figures London, Saturday •yilK latest election results in- elude the election in Fermanagh and Tyron of two National Abstentionists who have pledged themselves not to sit at Westminster. The seats are gains from the Irish Nationalists. With 604 results declared the strength of the Parties is: For the
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    De Bono Recalled
    46 1 Rome, Saturday. General De Bono has been recalled and Marshall Badeglio has been appointed High Commissioner and Commander-in-Chief in East Africa Reuter. Of late Signor Mussolini has been dissatisfied owing to the slowness of the Italian advance against the Abjnvintans. (>cn De Bono
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    Musical Comedy Snooker
    19 1 Billy Mayerl, the pianist, watches Laddie Cliff, the musical comedy star, work out a snooker problem.
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    CHINA'S RED ARMIES READY TO FIGHT JAPAN
    568 1 SENSATIONAL CLAIM BY CANTON Reported Pledge To Defend Territory In North NIPPON PROPHECY OF IMMINENT INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT THE leaders of the Chinese Red armies have jointly offered to surrender to Nanking, promising to take the field against the Japanese in defence of North
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    A SOLDIER'S BATTLE
    248 1 ANNIVERSARY OF INKERMAN M/Kr Vllis MM placed in a British! cemetery abroad which is still as carefully tended as when British soldiers were first laid there eighty one years ago. It is the anniversary of the most remarkable battle which British soldiers ever fought and won the
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    ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
    95 1 London, Saturday The King has appointed Lord Wigram. who has been His Majesty's private secretary since 19J1, to fill the amalgamated offices of Private Secretary to the King and Keeper of His Majesty's Privy Purse, bir Ralph Endersby Harwood. former Deputy Treasurer, is appointed Financial Secretary to the
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    65 1 Noon, Saturday. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K. R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 2r s Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 21". 22 No. 1 K. R.S.S. Tone of Market:— Very dull. London Spot Sheet 6^,d. New York Spot Sheet G. ets. 13 3 16. awardab!e Spore
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    II Duce Talks Of Many Things
    185 1 Rome, Saturday. pil-TY members of the Fascist Grand Council will father this evening io discuss the political situation on the j rye of the application of sanctions, including II Duce's conversation with Sir Eric Drummond, British Ambassador. and the significance of the British election
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    MALAYAN BAN ITALIAN BOOKS, MUSIC & MAPS EXCLUDED
    224 1 MALAYAN BAN ITALIAN BOOKS, MUSIC MAPS EXCLUDED 'TMIK following telegram received by the Colonial Secretariat from the Secretary of State for the Colonies was published in a Straits Settlements Government Gaxette Extraordinary issued yesterday afternoon: London, Nov. 12. With reference to my telegram of Nov. 3. a further Order In
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    BANGKOK BABY SHOW
    36 1 (From Our Own Correspondent. Bangkok. Saturday. A baby show was held by the Siamese Red Cross yesterday. Over one hundred babies were exhibited amoiMMe prizewinners was the two-and-harPyear old daughter of Luang Pradit.
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    "Forgotten " Airmen Crash In Siamese Jungle
    170 1 "Forgotten Airmen Crash In Siamese Jungle IN the excitement over the dis- appearance of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith the two Polish army aces, Kareinski and Stanislaus, who were on a leisurely flight from Poland to Australia, were forgotten. It is now revealed that they crashed in the jungle of South
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    CLUB TRAGEDY
    57 1 (From Our Own Correspondent! Ipoh. Saturady. In the early hours of this morning the occupants of a Chinese Club in Horley Street were shocked to see blood on the floor. They found I a club boy lying on a camp bed near I the staircase with his throat
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    56 1 London, Saturday. The opening of the Naval Conference convened for Dec. 5 in London has now been postponed until Dec. 6 to meet the convenience of the United States delegation Italy and the Irish Free State have not so far sent formal notification of their acceptance The Italian
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    STILLS FOUND IN LEPER ASYLUM
    121 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Saturday. Magda Singh, a watchman at the Leper Asylum, and Ahmad bin Alid and Raja Gopai. both patients at the asylum, were each fined $138.54 by Sheik Abubakar bin Yahya, tiic second magistrate, here this morning for being in
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    Colony Cavalcade
    1924 2 Rip Van Winkle Sees The Rush Hour Tanks In Tank Road— Rugger Peranakan I have been interested In reading Mr. A. F. Staples' comments on his recent visit to Singapore, t'.e first since he left in 1023. It was in the appearance of the streets that h3 found
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    SINGAPORE WOMEN WANT THEIR ESCORTS TO WEAR TAILS
    279 3 "MESS JACKETS LIKE SOGGY DISHCLOTHS" "Why Not Wear Camel-Hair Overcoats" A Man TTHERE has been a tendency in Singapore recently for men's clothes to change from the equatorial to the English style. The white drill suit is being replaced by a palm
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    91 3 •pills is Mrs. Maria Tan, aged 95, who lives in Serangoon Road, Singapore. When asked to pose for a picture In the Sunday Times she suggested a drive to AlkafT Gardens where our photographer snapped her neat the boat lake. Mrs. Tan chatted animatedly, and disclosed that she has descendants
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    LANDING GROUND AT IPOH
    161 3 CONSTRUCTION RAPIDLY PROGRESSING (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. The heavy rains experienced recent j ly have materially helped the consolidation of the earthwork at present being carried out in connection with the landing cround at Ipoh. In spite of the 120 working hours lost owing
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    FINANCIAL WORRIES DEFENDANT EXPLAINS A MOTOR MISHAP
    184 3 FINANCIAL WORRIES DEFENDANT EXPLAINS A MOTOR MISHAP Judgment was reserved until Nov. 19 by Mr. E. E. Colman. the Singapore Fifth Magistrate, yesterday at the conclusion of the defence of Patrick Thornley who was tried on a charge of driving a motor-car rashly In Stamr lord Road on the night
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    WILTSHIRE BAND
    60 3 The Wiltshire Band will play the following programme at the Botanical Gardens on Friday at 5 p.m.: March. "Conbcr" (H. A Collier); Overture. "Robespierre" iLitolfT); Selection. Rose Marie •Friml); Intermezzo. Parade of the Tin Soldiers (Jessel>: Suite. Yankiana (Thurban) Waltz Etlncel.es (Waldteufel); Entracte. Echoes- dos Bastions (Kllng); Selection.
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    EX-APPRENTICE LEAVES £650,000 £300,000 FROM IRISH SWEEPSTAKES
    205 3 EX-APPRENTICE LEAVES £650,000 £300,000 FROM IRISH SWEEPSTAKES Dublin. f|NCE an apprentice in a printing work! Mr. R. J. Duggan, whose death has occurred In Dublin, left a fortune In the neighbourhood of £650,000 He was one of the founders of the Hospitals Trust, organisers of the Irish sweepstakes, from which
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    THE END OF THE MOON SIR JAMES JEANS'S PREDICTION
    139 3 THE END OF THE MOON SIR JAMES JEANS'S PREDICTION Sir James Jeans, giving his second lecture of the series on physical I astronomy at the Royal Institution, predicted the end of the moon. There was reason to think, he said, that the moon, which was falling towards the earth, would
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    FIT-TO-WED CERTIFICATE CONDEMNED
    125 3 OELECTIVE marriage— putting those wishing to marry Into one of four medical categories and giving certificates was condemned by Lord Dawson of Perm Royal College of Physicians president, and also the King's doctor. He told Oxford Luncheon Club: '"Here are certain people today, dreamers, who say we
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    13 3 Sir Geoffrey Knox. the new British Minister to Hungary, has arrived in Budapest.
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    2 3 Willy Castello.
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    "FORCED TO BUILD ARMAMENTS"
    131 3 Czechoslovakia And Unpeaceful Europe "Unlike the British Isles. Czechoslovakia is surrounded by five different countries, and because of the unpeaceful state of affairs existing today the people of Czechoslovakia are forced o build armaments; this is sad, but It has to be done for self- protection,"
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    STALIN REVIEWS 420 TANKS AND 25,000 TROOPS
    97 3 STALIN REVIEWS 420 TANKS AND 25,000 TROOPS Moscow. One of the greatest tank displays In history marked the Soviet Ui. lon's celebration of the eighteenth anniversary of Bolshevik revolution M Moscow. M. Stalin, from the review stand on top of Lenin's red marble mausoleum, saw 420 tanks, ranging from the
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    HERMITS HOARD OF £1 NOTES
    109 3 ONLY ONE VISITOR IN 25 YEARS A hoard of 1.100 £1 notes, a pile of 10s notes, a bank pass-book, and several insurance policies were found in a little room in Windsor Street, Islington, in which James Llnkson, 6.. a former roadsweeper, had lived for
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    SEEKING DIVORCE
    68 3 MRS. SCOTT, wife of Mr. C. W. A. Scott, the airman who was joint winner with Captain Campbell Black of the England-to-Melbounne air race, in October of last ytar, has filed a petition for divorce. Mr. and Mrs. Scott were married In Melbourne eight years ago. There is
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    26 3 Thirty lives were lost when a mountain torrent swollen by rain changed its course and overwhelmed a camp of unemployed men near Simitli, In Bulgarian Macedonia,
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    LAND AND AIR SEARCH CONTINUES
    426 3 LAND AND AIR SEARCH CONTINUES Kingsford Smith FOLLOWING the distribution of r leaflets printed in five languages English, Siamese, Burmese, Chinese and Malay and the spreading of the news of the Australian Government's reward by wireless and couriers, the jungle dwellers in the region irhere Air-Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
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    PERAK SPORTSMAN'S WEDDING.
    126 3 MR. VICTOR DAVIDSON AND MISS W. M. TOFT. i From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. A wedding was solemnised this morning at St. Michael's Church between Mr. Victor Davidson, Technical Subordinate P.W.D.. Talplng. and Miss Wllhelmina Madeline Toft, late of the Telephone Exchange. The Rev. J. 8.
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    New Film Stars Waxing Today
    427 3 New Film Stars Waxing Today WILLY Castello, hailed by Carl L«mm!f, America's veteran film producer, as the new Valentino, arrived in Singapore yesterday morning: with his platinum-blonde wife by the liner President Polk. A six-footer, with the figure of an athlete, and smilins under the geometrical symmetry of a dark
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    CLERK'S FALL
    156 3 SLIPPED THROUGH HOLE IN STAIRCASE Coming downstairs to his basement rooms in a house in Ang Siang Hill early on the morning of Nov. 2. a clerk employed in the Chartered Bank, Wong Kit Leng <28>, slipped on the stairs. Unfortunately there was a hole in the wall
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    POPPY DAY RECEIPTS
    98 3 Poppy Day collections in Singapore banked up to Friday amounted to $13,190. There are still a number of Items to be adjusted, particularly the ball and the cinema show. The appended figures show some of the gains over last years figures, and it is anticipated that last
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    MUAR PUBLIC PARK
    97 3 An international concert is being arranged to take place In January in aid of the Muar Public Park Fund under the patronage of H.H Teugku Temenggong. The Public Park is to be a memorial of H.H. The Sultan's Jubilee. The following form the subcommittee: Capt. Jaffar bin
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    S.S. (S.) A. MEETING
    85 3 A committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association will be held on Monday. Nov. 25, in the Singapore Exchange Room at 5 pm. Agenca: 1. To ;or.flrm Minutes. 2. Matters arising therefrom: —(a > Unemployment. <b) Bankruptcy Dividend Notices. <«:> Amendment of Chandu Ordinance Forfeiture
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    GEYLANG WEDDING
    66 3 The wedding took place at the bridegroom's house in Lorong 25, Geylang. last Saturday week between Mr Lee Hong Yew and Miss Wong Chan Fon. The bride wore a satin dress Two flower girls attended her. The best man was Mr. Lou Ah Poh and the master of
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    SURPRISED TO FIND SHE WAS SLIMMER
    198 4 Due to Taking Krusehen for Backache She wouldn't believe It but the scabs Insisted! You see she did not take i:n:vhe:i Salts with the Idea of rlddlnc hrrs> if of that superfluous fat. She h .<1 backache and that was what she vas treating.
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    ALARMING INCREASE IN TYPHOID IN SINGAPORE OVER 100 DEATHS SO FAR THIS YEAR
    911 4 ALARMING INCREASE IN TYPHOID IN SINGAPORE OVER 100 DEATHS SO FAR THIS YEAR Health Authorities Biame The Hawker DANGER TO SCHOOLCHILDREN There is an alarming increase in the figures for typhoid in Singapore. Up to the end of October this year there have been over 100 deaths with 350 cases
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    151 4 CMART day frocks displayed by mannequin* (left to right: Mrs. Burrows.! Mrs. MetherelL Mrs. Moseley, Madame Reina Stlbbe and Mrs Pepperdine) at the fashion show held at John Little's yesterday morning. (I. tor.) A day frock in brown reversable crepe, trimmed with dainty lace frills of coffee lace round the
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    "A Nudist Is No Gentleman"
    77 4 "A Nudist Is No Gentleman CAID the Bishop of Ely (Dr. B. O. S. Heywood), speaking on New Temptations to a meeting at Cambridge: "It seems to me that any one who has visited a nudist camp has forfeited the right to be called a gentleman or a lady. "I
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    DIGESTION THE SECRET OF HEALTH
    329 4 Poultry Notes 'THERE is a convenient and lazy theory that poultry can almost be left to fend for themselves In the food line all the year round, that as eggs are cheap and hens prolific any reasonable food is enough and that it Is a
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      61 4 M. (1) Allegro aflettuoso <2i mtenne«»o— Andantlno grazloso (3) Allegro rrvac* (Schumann). Orchestra: P«vane for a Dead Iftfanra (Ravel). Overture. The *«**mta«ers (Wagner). 11.5* Greenwich Time Signal Weekly Newsletter and Spots Summary. l!.l# a m A Reciui bw gorW (Pianoforte). t Tarantelle. Op. 43 (Chopin. ™££T. m J-S!™* d vmto
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      666 4 B. B. C. PROGRAMMES TODAY. TraßvnaiwUon f Part I. Tw» or tkret of ihe MMtH froqurnrirs will be tu*d: <;.SI 1 kt v j (19. (W m.) GSD 11.750 ke s (25.53 ml. «;SB I 9.510 kc s (49.19 tn. 1 Part 2. Two of the following freq •enrie^ will
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    Malacca's Disappointing Hockey Display
    371 5 CHANGES MADE IN TEAM TO MEET NEGRI (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. MALACCA'S hockey display against Singapore was a sore disappointment to all Malacca supporters. After a gallant draw against Selangor, Malacca was expected to extend the Singapore team. Malacca went to pieces. I can hardly
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    8 5 Malacca Ex-Servicemen a group photographed on Armistice Day
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    ARMISTICE DAY MAN WHO FIRED FIRST SHOT TO VISIT LONDON
    122 5 ARMISTICE DAY MAN WHO FIRED FIRST SHOT TO VISIT LONDON Belgrade. The man who fired the first "official" shot in the World War will lead a dele- gation of Yugoslav war veterans to London. He is Major Mihajilo Milojkovich. who. in July. 1914. during the first night operations in defence
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    ACTRESS'S DIVORCE
    115 5 NANCY CARROLL UNTIES HER SECOND MARRIAGE Carson City. Nov. 6. Nancy Carroll, the film star, has been granted a divorce from F. Bolton Mallory on the grounds of cruelty and non -support. Nancy Carroll, star of many popular films, was born in New York on Nov 19. 1906.
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    MALACCA ROTARY
    31 5 Mr. H. L. Salmon will speak on "Three Years with the Eskimos" at the Malacca Rotary Club dinner on Nov. 23 at which Kuala Lumpur Rotarlans will be guests.
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    STUDENT'S SUCCESS
    48 5 For the first time a Malacca student. Joseph Vendargon. has topped the list of candidates in the recent examination for Sanitary Inspectors held in Singapore. Vendargon la an old boy of St. Francis' Institution. The othei successful candidate is James Skadiang, also of St. Francis' Institution.
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    COCKROACH RACING NEWEST FORM OF SPORT THIS WINTER
    298 5 COCKROACH RACING NEWEST FORM OF SPORT THIS WINTER Employment for Singapore's hungry I army of surplus cockroaches will bo found if residents here can be induced Ito follow the lead set by Miami. Florida, where a new sport will entertain vacationists when they visit night clubs there thi3 winter. From
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    GOING ON TRANSFER
    59 5 Che Hamld bin Osman, stationed at the Relau customs gate. Is going on transfer to Muar. Che Hamld was at one time one of the best footballers in Johore and represented that State In Malaya Cup matches for several years. The Asahan Badminton Party, of whio* he
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    CYCLE DEALERS
    18 5 The Malacca Cycle Dealers' Association went into club premises on Monday. A dinner celebrated the occasion.
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    MAN MAULED BY A LEOPARD
    182 5 Damages Refused By Appeal Court A man who was mauled by a full- grown African leopard named Prince at a fair at the Agricultural Hall. Islington, when he vaulted the barrier to put out a cigarette end which was among some stra«r, appealed in the
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    SCENE AT WEDDING
    147 5 TWO JILTED WOMEN ANSWER -I WILL" 'Will you take this man to be your lawful husband?" asked the clergyman officiating at a marriage at Chrudlm. In Bohemia "I will" said the bride. "I will" shouted a woman somewhere on the left. "I will" shouted a woman somewhere
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    THE LEAGUE OF MODESTY
    102 5 What Women Should W T ear Chicago. A League of Modesty has b.en formed here to warn women against the dangers of modern fashions. It has drawn up a code of rules to guide women in the art of restraint in dressing. Here they are:— Neck
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    DON COSSACKS SEEK NEW HOME
    101 5 1,000 IX FRANCE DESIRE TO ENTER MANCHUKUO Mr. Ivan B. Mihailnoff. a 37-y« arold Don Cossack, as the delegate of 1.000 of his race now living in Franco, will approach the Manchukuo Government to arrange for me migration of the group to the new Empire.
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    BURIED ALIVE IN BOG.
    96 5 RI'MOUR OF GHASTLY TWO-YEAR-OLD CRIME Washington. Nov. 6. The Police here are Invest! sensational rumours that a serret society's members were buried alive in a north Californian bog two years ago. Terrorists are suspected of being the authors of death threats levelled at three Filipinos, who
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    12 YEARS' TERRIBLE PAIN WITH GASTRITIS.
    197 6 What must a man think who, after 12 years of terrible gastric pain and after trying everything else, takes a small bottle as a "trial." only to find It cures him completely! "During the past twelve years. Mr. O. W. writes, "I have suffered
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    ENTERTAINMENT FOR OTHERS-WORK FOR THEM
    961 6 ENTERTAINMENT FOR OTHERS- WORK FOR THEM RACES MEAN ARDUOUS TIMES FOR JOCKEYS Thirsts That Must Not Be Assuaged TO Singapore citizens a race meeting is an entertainment, expensive or for the fortunate profitable admittedly, but nevertheless an entertainment. Exhausting to the pocket only and arduous only in tha it requires
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    Women At The Races
    711 6 By Our Woman Correspondent TTHE Catherine at Bukit Timah for the first day of the winter meeting of the Singapore Turf Club yesterday was one of the sunniest and brightest within memory. One came away with the impression that all racing women in the present season
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    SCHOOL EXHIBITION
    65 6 BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE AND RUGS ON VIEW (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. Saturday. The Bagan Serai trade school held an exhibition of their handiwork at Taiping today in conjunction with the King Edward 7th School and Malay schools here. Among the exhibits were beautiful artistic furniture, comparable with Shanghai
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    FOUND DEAD COLLAPSED WHILE MAKING SAMSU ?
    87 6 FOUND DEAD COLLAPSED WHILE MAKING SAMSU (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipir.g, Saturday. A verdict of found dead the caus? ot death being unknown, was returned by the Taiping coroner today at the conclusion of the inquest 01 a Chinese mason. Lim Thlan Heng. whose decomposed body was found in a
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    DATO STIA IN CAR ACCIDENT
    85 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. While on the wa> to Parit from Kuala Kungsar. Dato Stia was Involved in a motor accident. Tlu Dato was driving accompanied by is wife and two children. While negotiating a bend the car and a loTy came into
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    GUARANTEE OF STABILITY Home Election Triumph
    270 6 GUARANTEE OF STABILITY Home Election Triumph London, Saturday. THE Government's majority of at least 250 seats is hailed by the press as a verdict in favour of national consolidation to guarantee a period of stability at home and continuity of policy in international affairs. The Times describes it as a
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    YEMEN DEFENCES STRENGTHENED
    70 6 Aden. The Imam of the Yemen is strengthening the defences of his coastline and strongly reinforcing Sheiksyed. Mokha. Kokha. and Hodeida. The Arabs are most indignant at the unprovoked Italian attack on Abyssinia. It will be remembered that the Imam recently refused Italy's request that sick soldiers
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    43 6 While walking along the sea front at Hythe. Kent, a week ago Mr. John Parkes Hope, 78, of Hythe a former King's Prize winner at Bisley, suddenly collapsed. He was taken to a seat in a shelter, where he died within 10 minutes.
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    46 6 Mr. Wee Guan lions, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wee Tiam Hock, wr.s married at the Church of St. Teresa, Kampong Rahru. Singapore, to Miss Josephine Tan, daughter of Mr. Tan Cheng Kee, J.P. Miss Tan is a nitre of Mrs. Lee ('noon Guan M BE.
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    Co-operative Union Dinner
    45 6 Sunday Times Pictures Above is a central view of the dinner liven last night st the G 11. Cafe by the Co-operative Union. Below are. left to right: Mrs, P.A, Mallard, Mr, W. Hartley. Mrs. Birt whistle and Mr. 11 R. Cheeseman.
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      361 6 IDENTITIES C OMPETITION Last Week's Solutions Two Readers Share $100 Mrs T V. Rajah, 545. Serangoon Rd., Singapore, and T. K. Baskaran, 58. Market St.. Singapore, identified correctly all the photographs published in The Sunday Times Identities Competition on Nov. o. iney, therefore, share the $100 prize money in equal
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    324 7 IN England Now! It Is a desolate picture we behold after a night of lury. We heard the violence of the wind; we heard the Intermittent crash of a slate or a tile as It was ripped and flung to the ground like a plaything in the
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    A GREAT GENERAL COLLECTION
    956 7  -  FRED. J. MELVILLE Stamp Collecting By Till, days of the great general collection appear to have passed so far as their formation by private individuals is concerned. With the dispersal of the Ferrari. Hind. Worthington, Manus and other collections of the class there are few private
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    RENOWN'S ENGINES TO BE REPLACED
    40 7 The engines of H.M. battle-cruiser Renown, now stationed at Gibraltar, will be replaced by new ones, for the construction of which a contract has been signed with a Blrkenhead concern, the Admiralty officially announced recently.
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    HONAN STUDENTS MUST NOT RIDE IN RICKSHAS
    55 7 Middle school and college students In Honan Province are forbidden to ride in rickshas with the exception of those who are HI or wno carry heavy articles, according to a circular oraer issued by the Honan provincial authorities. The order alms at enabling
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    NANKING POPULACE NEAR MILLION MARK
    36 7 Nanking The population of Nanking In September rose to 981.087, according to statistics complied by the Metropolitan Police Department. The figure snorvs an increase of 4,700 persons as compared with Auzust.
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      378 7 SILVER JUBILEE STAMPS. We are buyers of any quantity of used Silver Jubilee Stamps. Por good postally used specimens of Straits Settlements and Hong Kong we pay from 70 cents per hundred. Stamps damaged or perforated with firms' Initials not required. Collectors who prefer to exchange their Silver Jubilee Stamps
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    1196 9  -  Philip Henderson. Books of the Week Disapproval Of Chaucer And Shakespeare Literature. By XXth Century Library. No. IS. The Bodley Head. 3s. 6d. AFTER reading Mr. Henderson's book on literature from cover to cover, I felt that never had English literature been so woefully
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    567 9 Down The Sky. Kjr Margaret DWrcy. Portrait in Pastel. By Marjorie Booth. Spanish Maine. By P. C. Wren. .'Murray's Imperial Library. lkiljrgaret D'Arcy has written a clever first novel and relies mainly upon character drawing for her effects. The story concerns the unnecessarily tragic lave affairs between
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    288 9 The Married Lover. By Colette. Werner Laurie. 7s. 64. "TRANSLATION is never an easy task. There are so many pitfalls: too close adhesion to the original text, too great a divergence from the spirit of the story, stilted phrasing and misplaced words. Miss Marjorie Laurie, who
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    THE CRIMINALS' OMNIBUS
    193 9 Black Maria or Criminals' Omnibus. By Harry Hodge. Published by Victor Gollanci in association with William Hodge and Co., Ltd. Bs. 6d. r:iS aptly named "omnibus" contains a selection from the well-known series of Famous Trials. There are over a thousand pages In the book and fifteen
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    1240 10  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By fyiCE more with a curse \J 1 break out into free, unfettered vurse. But not so free, unfettered or so tricky As the opus by Lady Houston so kindly published last week by William Hickey. What astonishes me about Lady Houston's soul-stirring clarion
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      493 10 Contract By Culbertson I7VEN when declarer has only four trumps and one of his opponents has five, it is sometimes possible not to lose a trick in the trump yf^^\ ticular method FHh ft. end is attained vflv i" was employed to VMEr Rocd purpose by ne declarer in a
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    "THE PEDESTRIANS' PARADISE"
    170 11 Professor Kenneth Mason, Professor of Geography at Oxford University, m a lecture to the Royal Geographical Society in London, said that the time may come when it will be possible to fly from London to Perth, in Australia, in 24 hours, stopping for lunch a. the Gateway
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    NAZI LEADERS REFUSE
    48 11 Berlin. All "pailtlcal leaders" of the Nazi party, it is learned, have been approached with a proposal that they volunteer for one year's military service. This appeal, however, is reported to be enjoying little success so far, the "political leaders" making all sorts of excuses.
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    REBUILDING SINGAPORE'S POLICE COURTS
    556 11 Long -Delayed Work To Begin r pilE appointment of a Fifth Police Magistrate in Singapore and the necessity of providing him with accommodation has been entirely responsible for the delay in completing the repairs to the police court building in South Bridge Road. This building, housing
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    MAHARAJAH'S SILVER AEROPLANE
    355 11 MAHARAJAH'S SILVER AEROPLANE Machine Built For Private Use A SALOON aeroplane which has been /A built for the private use of the Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir will leave England for India this month. The machine, a de Havllland Dra-gon-Rapide, was selected by the Maharajah after extended stay In I
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    NEW FORM OF TORTURE REPLACES THIRD DEGREE
    871 12 Daily Gangster Line-Up By New York Police PITCH BLACKNESS AND VOICE OF THUNDER T7/£ writer of this article as a crime reporter on the New York Daily Mirror. He give* in striking fashion an eye witness account of the daily line-up of gangsters
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    NEW AID FOR AIR GUNNERS
    246 12 EASIER SIGHTING AT HIGH SPEEDS AN Invention which will overcome one of the difficulties of the air fighter has. I understand, been adopted by the Air Ministry, says the Dally Telegraph air correspondent. It will enable the gunner, or observer, in the rear cockpit of
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    CHINESE PILGRIMS LEAVE FOR MECCA
    52 12 When the Blue Funnel s.s. Eumaeus passed through Singapore she carried 85 Chinese Mohammedans bound for Mecca via the port of Jeddah. The pilgrims will probably return to China early In the New Tear. In December of last year more than 100 pilgrims made the
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      140 12 HI YOUR LOST I POWERS... I IFE loses its interest when your vitality is low. You are unable to do the things that were once so easy— concentration at work is impossible and recreation and pleasure do you no good. You feel flabby and dispirited. What you need is Brand's
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      132 12 Do you pay toll to Current Kmer? Is he collecting at your meter r M j^ fSFJ /H/^ Stop this dram upon your pocket Put Philips Lamps in every socket Good Lamps Cost a whole lot Less A few cents saved en a cheap lamp is soon burned up when
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    655 13 "Double" Trouble: Max Factors Advice On Chins ITS really a pity that so many charming women underestimate the importance of a trim, neat chin line. Ther<> is no single facial feature that is a more accurate age-indi-cator than a pronounced double chin. Even wrinkles are not significant birthday tale-tattlers when
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER
    357 13 A Story /VNE day Tom and his Daddy took a friend to visit their store and show him round the works Tom's sister followed them and when they reached the yaid, Tom and his sister Joan contented themselves with playing with ladders until their father arid his friend
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    CURES FOR CREAKS
    116 13 Door hings that creak should be treated with soap. The door must be set wide open and the soap well rubbed into the hinges. A rather dry pi ■< c of ordinary household soap is suitable for the purpose. Creaking stairs may be silenced if a nail
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    HOW TO CLEAN MARBLE
    117 13 Marble should be washed with hot water to which a tablespoon of vinegar has been added to a gallon of water. When dry polish with a little thin furniture cream. Stains can usually be removed if rubbed with a cloth wh'ch has been dipped in a
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      543 13 Send home Fascinating Presents Silks, Kimonos, Underwear, and a host of beautiful Eastern work from China, Japan and h.dia on sale here! POSTAGE, DESPATCH CUSTOMS DUTIES ARRANGED. X'MAS BAZAAR NOW OPEN GIAN SINGH CO. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. PHONE 2483. 'Harlene-Hair-Drill' For Healthy Hair! 2 Minutes A Day Banishes J^A^^^^\ BALDNESS,
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    Three Essential Qualities For A Happy Marriage By A Wife
    806 14 Three Essential Qualities For A Happy Marriage By A Wife A Husband's Views TOR a happy marriage three essential qualities are necessary. They are, fin* A SENSE OF HUMOUR, combined with a good deal of patience. This gift helps a wife to bridge over awkwaid situations such as: (a) Yea
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    CHINESE FASHION NOTES
    786 14  -  E. K. By FOLLOWING are another three latest Shanghai costumes One is made of the softest kind of velvet, known as chiffon velvet, with double trimming. Another is of striped taffeta having a white ground with green and black stripes, trimmed with a broad satin band and
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    VANITY CASES
    96 14 Vanity bags are the latest accessories to take on the streamlined effect. The new ones are rectangular and thin, but room can be found in them for an amazing number ct articles. They are made of metal and are either coloured or chromium-plat-ed. The inside of the lid
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      654 14 DO YOU KNOW? Your "art pumps 8 tons every day ol your Hie! Yet great as this load Is. it is but the dally burden of a normal hear* working asalnst a normal blood pressure. Evcrj 10 points of added blood pressure increases the hearts burden by HALF- A-TON a
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      26 14 GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES. SMARTER MODELS HIGHER QUALITY than ever before at THE GIFT SHOP 157, North BrMfe Road NOTED FOR HATS. JEWELLERY aad FLOWERS. m
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      402 14 PEACEFUL SLEEP FOR Thousands brought to the AE&A IS MB |^E Ps verge of nervous breakif&P^ IS BE I Bk I down by sleepless ntghts BKv A^^aT ImS mve cen saV£ d by the tMß^i IH^BbV unrivalled healing power "*^2 H^B °f ut^ cura treatment. Vllll SUFFERERS Wash the affected
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    1928 15 By Our Woman Correspondent THE latest photograph of Mrs. A. S. Small, wife of the new acting Colonial Secretary, and her daughter Irene, appears in thic page today. Mrs. Small comes from Perth, Western Australia. Her father is Mr. Sydney Stubbs, one of the oldest members of
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      75 15 The discriminating palate favours Nestle* Chocolates. For distinctive flavours try these r WTSTLti 2 NUT i* Jt93wHf\ri pW v IN EX Pr f^ Itffl^ CHOCOLATE /K£k fJB frfflfck CHOCOLATE For those who like almonds there is Brazil Nut. For a delicate, piquant flavour choose Orange. For sheer joy to the
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS
    440 16 DRIVATE charity showed the way. and it is with very real pleasure that The Sunday Times notes how authority has followed suit in the manifest duty of the more fortunate majority of the Colony toward those who, through economic accident or other cause, have been laid low in
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    1233 16 New Arteries Around The City HOW many citizens of Singapore know anything about the Ring Roads? Probably very few could even indicate the general lines which these two encircling arteries are to follow, if indeed they know that such schemes exist. Yet the Inner Ring Road and
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    380 16 "PHIS interport rowing between Singapore and Batavia is to be deprecated why don't they shake hands and be good friends At the rate things are going. I'll soon be the only golfer in Malaya who hasn't done a hole In one but you should have
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    Italian Transport Difficulties In Abyssinia
    77 16 The road from Adigrat to Makale is the most difficult the invaders have yet encountered. The big transport lorries which are laovinj; up men and supplies have to be steered round 1500 hairpin bends. The road, little more than a track, only permits one-way traffic
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      364 16 CINEMA ANNOUNCEMENTS this week will be found IN PAGE 28. 'NER-YIGOR' A STRENGTHENING TONIC (CUOM fMBMATIS WTT* W WITHOUT FORMATQ) INCREASES VITALITY General Weakness Loss ofNerve Power Huxley's Lost Energy 1 ftwßNEss of Blood ■NnmK BleepussnesB 1 Formates I l-— Indigestion 22£H.~ Depression L i"*"^!^ 1 AaOfei o/SO Doses throughout
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      49 16 PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 74, Orchard Rd. mil 1 r— NEW WORLD SINGAPORE. Side Shows, Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatres and Cinemas. I. 15 Jewels Swiss lever Stainless steel from $30. Gold $58 Twelve months guarantee I EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    WHEN SINGAPORE'S MURDER RATE WAS HIGHER THAN THAT OF CHICAGO
    1112 17 WHEN SINGAPORE'S MURDER RATE WAS HIGHER THAN THAT OF CHICAGO DETECTIVE OFFICER'S ADVENTURES Gangster Killings And The Kreta Ayer Affair SECRET SOCIETY GUNMEN BROUGHT FROM SOUTH CHINA QINGAPORE has grown so respectably law-abiding, these days, that few people remember the time, 'way back in 1927, when the local murder rate
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    FEARS OF FLOODS
    294 17 Warning To Planters RAINFALL NEARS RECORD INDICATIONS are not lacking that before this wet season is over one may yet see similar conditions to those experienced in 1926 when after a long spell of wet weather heavy rains in November caused disastrous floods in r.ih.ui': and elsewhere
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    81 17 Berlin, Saturday. 'THE journal of the Federation of German Doctors advocates the establishment of official marriage ager.cies. Hunters of young girls dislike the idea of official proposals of marriage, and the result in a considerable loss to the German race. Lists should be placed in civil service
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    MR. GAW KHEK KHIAM
    241 17 Chinese Personalities JLIR Gaw Khek Khiam. JR. who was largely responsible for contributing $10,000 on behalt of his firm for the Silver Jubilee Fund, was born In Semarang on March 3. 1885. Second son of the late Mr. Gaw Boon Chan, a well-known merchant who made
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    308 17 Another Super -Cinema For Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. j^UALA Lumpur is to have two super- cinemas. That to occupy a pn minent site in Pudu Road has already been described. The .'econd one. now in an advanced stage of construction. is at the junction of
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      97 17 POPULAR and ECONOMICAL The wonderful value offered by the I Gillette No. 44 Set has made it one 1 of the most popular shaving sets on the market. At a remarkably low price you ge', in an attractive leatherette covered metal box, the latest Gillette razor and three Blue Gillette
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      41 17 A REALLY GOOD TONIC WINE. Phasferlne Tonic Wine contains all that L> best In a sound, pure wine, plus those other Qualities which are generally associated wlt.i a course of medicine with strong body tno nerve building properties. TIGER BEER I
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      84 17 rimrtQ In 12different I \sj*+j shades; per--4 of "4-711" Genuine fumed with "tt7\V Eau de CoF« A* C 1 logne or "4711" Tofcca. oil wriMs dnci b^^^_ Ifrom the hand- !i T r »-«»ks»*«* m i ny I UIICI vrl UdU \l/ *JL i wrj i\..i I Gives that velvet
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    CRUELTY TO MALAYAN JUNGLE DWELLERS
    1558 18 Agonies Of Wah-Wah Mother And Baby When Hunted By Sakai With Blow-Pipes BIRDS MAIMED IN TRAPS To the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir,— lt is very gratifying to see that your Kuala Lumpur Correspondent, by his article in the Sunday Times of Oct. 27.
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    367 18 To the Editor of the Sunday Times Sir,— A book on Agriculture by a Miss Greaves was reviewed in your columns last week. I have been recording statistics of all kinds that come to my notice f>r nearly four decades at least and I cannot coincide my figures with
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      108 18 YOU BUY A CAR BUT YOU INVEST IN AN AUSTIN The basis of a sound investment is dependability THE 10 HP. LICHFIELD SALOON. AUSTIN Stability— in other words Dependability— is a deciding factor with any investment, whether it be stocks and shares or motor cars. So far-famed is the Austin
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      440 18 A USEFUL X'MAS GIFT: A CHEST OF PERAK TEA. "Finest Orange Pekoe The Connoisseurs' Choice." The following range of Chests will be delivered Free of all Charges to recipients In Great Britain and Ireland, other Countries by special arrangement. 4 Ib. Chest $5.00 6 Ib. Chest 7.00 15 tb. Chest
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    1370 20 AS one who has written rather strongly on the subject of official disregard of a plain duty to the unfortunates among Malaya's people I would Uke to The Honour express admiring Of Malaya and respectful la Redeemed appreciation of the simply magnificent
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    MALAYAN JINGLES
    135 20 XXVI THE UNEMPLOYED {At last proper measures for the ret:cf of the unemployed and otherwise distreswd are being taken in Malaya J Men work for gold, and some for fame. And some don't work at all; They're crowded out by the fell machine And the markets 1 rise
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      209 20 NEWS! v of\ v~ t^\**S2*y AT K VA*-^^l"S^-J YOU CAH m A 1 VA^^ j TUii FOR EYI.Y —I ri/rpYONF Pepsodent is favorably known as the C t II 1 wnt "special film-removing tooth paste." ABy A 111 ACCADII TUIC Wherever dental hygiene is farthest advAH nUfi ArrUllll Inld vanced.
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      228 20 Hear what LORETTA YOUNG says about charm! 50 MANY GIRLS i FIfFRV filRI -^T tf QEAIIC.C ur\\ki rue tvcni uinL < «f^j ncMLljt nuw int > CHARM IWE A 4m Mm\ r\z. A DCAI IV Hu \jt n hlhlli SIMPLE BEAUTY V QCAIITICIII CU|M j*m^ CAHE THAI ntMLLY m *M
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    854 21 Baby Found Abandoned Village By English Officer NOW ETHIOPIAN MINISTER IN LONDON SPECIALLY WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY TIMES BY HORACE RICHARDS /VSi'K of the outstanding names in the news these days is that of Dr. Martin, the London Ambassador for Ethiopia. In
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    123 21 Berlin. The new German cruiser Nurnberg, which was laid down in 1933, has been put into service at Kiel. The cruiser, which Is of 6,000 tons burden, has an armament according to published figures of nine 5.9-inch guns, f>ur 3.4--inch anti-aircraft guns, and twelve torpedo-tubes The new
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    18 21 Sir Henry Strakosch has been reappointed to the Council of India on the completion of five years' service.
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    Gaol Escape Disguised As Window Cleaner
    198 21 OOBERT Miller, better known to the police of Europe and America as 'The Count," succeeded in escaping from the New York Federal detention headquarters in New on Sept. 2 "The Count" h~s been arrested by j Federal agents last May on a charge [of
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    LIGHT FOR ALL TASTES
    50 21 Mr. Samuel G. Hibben, a well-known lighting expert, told members of the Rotary Club of Chicago that the housewife of the future, if she wishes to change the colour of her costume :r home furnishings, will merely have to turn on a different shade of Uf
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      166 21 THE wise woman does not experiment when a troublesome corn makes her life a burdenshe knows it can be removed quickly and safely with pTprpo -trp 5-7-E TELEFUNKEN SUPER-OCEAN 659 WLK. 5? m flaw l w 9 StW I FOR WORLD-WIDE RECEPTION. Sale Distributors: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, DHOBT GHAUT. SINGAPORE.
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    2356 22 By Sail Up A Week's Exploring Labyrinth Lure Of THE inland waters around Singapore Island provide a happy cruising ground for the owner of a small boat, and no boat is too small provided that the owner and crew can sleep aboard her for mosquitoes
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    2135 23 From Bedok To Kota Tinggi: Of Tiny Waterways The New anchor was hauled In, fathom after j'sthom of glowing warp coi'ed on deck, for the river Is very deep and unusually phosphorescent, and then wt were away. The rain had stopped and it was another grlorlous moon-
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    DRAMA OF TOM BOYLE'S CUP FINAL APPEARANCE
    1730 24 GREAT PLAYERS GREAT CLUBS 11-BURNLEY Famous Centre -Forward Saves His Life By A Special Correspondent LJANGING in the dressing-room at Turf Moor, headquarters of the Burnley F.C. since 1881, are three historic photographs, all of the same man. The first shows a I^ancashire
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      217 24 Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle S Jut ion Of Last Week's §7 W,r\t-\ is\£\h\c\£W-\A lZ \£\D\ n i TnWt"<?t^'Am^ttKK/^^MAWMeiK/& I lizzie. \i-^U[»yU IgjOM |3 Q C1 A Lu^l ACROSS: 2. Strong feeling: 7. Bounded E)IeJ(SjH2JI3IOBEIBS :pac«": 8. Imprecation: 9. Glittered: 10. Spice: |L||■■ I, I, i M ||i J 13. Sweetening;
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    JUBILEE SCHOOL SPORTS
    654 25 Prizes Given Away By Sultan Of Selangor The sixth athletic sports meeting of the Jubilee School, Klang. was held on the school grounds. Fart Road Padang. The Sultan of Selangor. accompanied, by Tengku Laksman*, A.D.C., was met by a Boy Scou's' guard of honour. His Highness distributed
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    USEFUL B.P.
    155 25 Playinc at the horns court last Suniay. the Useful B.P. defeated the first string of the Shrewsbury B.P. by three games to two. The remaining two ties were abandoned due to failing light. Scores: (Useful players mentioned first). George Chen Jost to Tan Chong Tee, 14—14 (1—0). 11—
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    PREMIERIAN B.P
    179 25 Before a big crowd of enthusiasts of both •exes a friendly badminton match, consisting of one women's single. two men's singles, two mixed doubles and two men's doubles was played between the Premlerian B. P. and the August B. P. at the former's court last Saturday. The match
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    PLAYFAIR A.U.
    167 25 Playing at the home court the Playfalr Athletic Union met and defeated the Wearne Bros. Sports Club at badminton by nix rames to three. (Playfalr's names mentioned first). Singles: Georsc Chen bf.-.t A!i Pow I>— 2. 15—3. Urn Jlak Kirn beat Sow Wan 3— 1. 15—7. Chians Tior.g
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    SHIELD WON FOR JOHORE BAHRU
    159 25 SINGAPORE MALAY SCHOOLS BEATEN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Congratulations to the Pontian Kechil Malay School on winning the shield presented by Dato Mohamad bin Mohamadoon for annual competition between Johore Bahru Malay Schools and Singapore Malay Schools, for the Johore Bahru Malay Schools.
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    HARBOUR HOARD.
    150 25 The report of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club for 1935 states that the accounts, after allowing for depreciation in the sum of $119.47, show an excess of income over expenditure of >21 60 for the year which has been added to 9m accumulated fund. The membership
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    BARBELL MEN.
    114 25 At a special committee meeting of the Association Of Barbell Men held at the Association premises 990, Vie Cliv Kang Road, presided over by Mr. Gopal Samy. six new committees were introduced to the boa-d of management and acquainted with the general routine of the Association, after which
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    HORLICKS B. P.
    163 25 On Sunday last the Horlicks Badminton Party met the Changl Rangers in a return match consisting of five singles at the court of Mr. Chua Hong Kay, who is the second patron of the Horlicks Badminton Party. Unfortunately when the second tic of me evening was about
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    NOVICE B. P.
    114 25 The Novice B.P. "B" met th; Oiehard B.P. "B" in a badminton match. Results (Novice players mentioned first): Singles: P. Balaisingam beat Tan Peng Hock, 14 14 (o—3). 15—7. 15—12; Sns Seng Hens beat C. S. Nair, 15 4, IS— 4; Tan Choon Lev lost to K.
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    DEVONSHIRE B. P.
    118 25 The Devonshire B.P. met the Jacques B.P. in a badminton match of seven singles at their court. Results (Devonshire players mentioned first). Singles:— William Tan lost to Leo de Souaa, 13—13 (5—3), 10—15. 11—15; Yap Chin Tee beat L. de Souza. 15—2. 12—15. 15—11: George Ch^n beat
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    KLANG BADMINTON.
    268 25 A satisfactory start has been made In the KU.ng district badminton Inter-team ■iiißies league ai.d the open Junior singles championship. Results: Yale Seniors beat Merry Onca. 2—l. Lee Sim Beng beat Chan Kon Shin. 13 8. 15—3; Teh Boon Klat beat Chung Un Slu. 15 7. 15 2;
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    10 25 Kong Lyn. hurdles champion of the Batu Pahat English School.
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    SHOOTING NOTES
    621 25 Bullseye's THE Wiltshire Regiment took fall ad vantage of their last opportunity of competing at the Malayan Command Rifle Meeting and were easily the most successful unit. Hitherto the Wiltshire's had not lived up to the high standard set by their predecessors, the Gloucester Regiment, who won the
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    SIXTO ESCOBAR REGAINS WORLD'S BANTAMWEIGHT TITLE
    74 25 Salisa Gets Terrific Beating New York, Saturday. The Mexican Sixto Escobar, regained the world's bantamweight boxing championship in the eyes of the New York State Athletic Commission tonight by outpointing Lou Salisa in a 15-round contest at Madison Square Garden. Escobar was a 7
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    25 25 In the final of the Singapore Golf Club Women's Autumn Cup competition Mrs. S. N. Kelly beat Mrs. A. P. Cameron 2 1.
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    NEGRI PING PONG
    163 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Saturday The draw for the first Negri Sembllan open ping pong championships took place last night at the Negri Sembllan Chinese Athletic Association and resulted as follows: Men's Singles: Sam Pool bye Loll Wing Piew vs Sc Chan Kwai. Wons Check Choy
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    BADMINTON BY FLOODLIGHT
    158 25 (Fron: Our Own Correspondent > N Bahru. A very large crowd turned up at the court of Mr. Wong Ah Hun to see the badminton match between the Muar Electric Power Station and th- Johore Bahru Electric Station 8.P., played under floodlights. The Johore Bahru players w.t.>
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    SUNDERLAND FORGE AHEAD AT TOP OF FIRST DIVISION
    1680 26 Bradford's Surprise Win Over Blackpool TWELVE GOALS SHARED AT YORK OKSILTS of games in the first division ran fairly true to form. Aston Villa, who have only won three ot their fifteen games this season, managed to draw 2—2 on their own
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    HOME RUGBY
    121 26 London, Saturday. Rutrby games played today resulted as follows: Cumberland 3, Cheshire 3. Durham 6, Yorkshire 14. Lancashire 3, Northumberland 16. Leicestershire East Midlands 3, New Zealand 16. Cambridge Univ. 14. Blackheath 2«5. Devon port Ser. 11, Bristol 5. Gloucester 6, Bath 3. Guy's Hospital 6, Rosslyn Park
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    23 26 The August Badminton Party team who met the Premerian B.P. last week The Preraeriau Badminton Party who met the August B.P. last week.
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    Johore Badminton Finals
    1049 26 TOURNAMENT PRIZE-GIVING (From Our Own Correspondent.' Johore Bahru. A LARGE crowd was present at ttu hall of the Johore Badminton Association in Jalan Ah Fook to see the finals of the tournament run b> the Johore Bahru District Badminton Association. Among those present were Mr. W. E.
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    SINGAPORE MEET PERAK AT CHRISTMAS.
    1433 26 Several Champions To Clash In Holiday Games By Our Badminton Correspondent Singapore. I OCA I, badminton enthusiasts can look forward to seeing some real!? first-class badminton in the very near future when the Singapore and Perak teams meet in a friendly match of three men's
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    JOCKEY SUSPENDED FOR INTERFERENCE AT SINGAPORE RACES
    2669 28 BATTLING JOHN HAS TO BE DESTROYED The Roumba Leads Field Home To Pay $97 THE Singapore Turf Club winter meeting opened at Bukit Timah yesterday afternoon in perfect weather. The going w;is good and Ihere was a large attendance. Tragedy stalked abroad early
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    RIGG'S CENTURY RAIN MARS M.C.C.-VICTORIA MATCH
    135 28 RIGG'S CENTURY RAIN MARS M.C.C.VICTORIA MATCH Melbourne. Satur' There is every indication that ;hc four day match bctve.n the If.CC. tourists and Victoria whier was begun yestTday alter considerable delay will be completely spo'lt by rain Only 40 minutes play v. yesterday. Owing to the h.avy miniing's rain play was
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    He Nearly Found An Opponent
    193 28 BUT THE POLICE STEPPED IN ftWING to the lack of a wrestlin board of control, Singapore mLsse what a Sunday Times correspondent describes as one of the greatest fights that would have been seen in this part of the East." Two weeks ago Gander Singh,
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    JOHORE'S STUBBORN DEFENCE UNAVAILING AGAINST SERVICES
    636 29 Powerful Threes Combined With Vigorous Forwards LINE FREQUENTLY MENACED United Services 14; Johore 5. THOUGH the Johore team showed stubborn defence its forwards frequently menaced Services line with vigorous foot-rushes it could not check the fust and powerful three-quarter line of the winners sufficiently
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    NEGRI EARN A VICTORY
    264 29 WEAKENED SIDE BEAT SELANGOR (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Saturday. IUEGRI-Malacca played their best 1* game this season to defeat Selangor here tDday by IX pts. (a goal and two tries) to 3 pts. (a try.) The Negri forwards were magnlficant. Playing six men in the
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    MALACCA BEAT NEGRI, 3—2.
    185 29 LAST MINUTE GOAL SCORED BY LEE (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. The Nezri Sembilan vs. Malacca hockey match had been in progress for ten minutes, when O'Hara scored the first goal for the Negri team. Exchanges were even for a time, until a fine run
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    SELANGOR ASIATICS WIN
    351 29 Perak Beaten In All Blues Cup (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. 1 'Hi; prospects of the Selangor Asia- tic Rugby team doing well In the j All Blurs cup competition do not look gloomy at all this season. Selangor gave a brilliant display this evenlnc
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    CLUB PRESS BUT LOSE
    504 29 PUBLIC SERVICES STERN ON SLAUGHT PS. RFC. 5 SCC. S "TTiE SC.C.-Public Services Rugby match at Dunearn Road was a paradox. Pressing and forcing the game for threequarters of the time, the Cricket Club should on their own merits have scored at least a dozen points.
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    PERAK-PENANG DRAW
    242 29 PERAK- PENANG DRAW INTER-STATE RUGBY FRIENDLY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Nov. IS. CINE weather favoured the friendl) inter-State Rugby match today between Perak and Penan* at Taiping which was drawn each side Mrorlnr 11 point*. From the outset Perak forced the pace and after some fine passing between the
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    ALL BLUES BEATEN BY CLUB
    150 29 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The Selangor Club defeated the Negri Scmbilan All Blues in a friendly rugger match today by 20 points (cne drop goal, one try, one penalty goal, two goals) to nine points (three tries). The Negri Blues were the
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    83 29 The loUovmc Ues for the itr>— chaapiooahk tournament of the Straits n*t*u» T Rcadtng Ctab will be played on Tueadaj: Kg Peng Khtang rs. Un Cheng Oek, and Cnia Yaw Bat ■m. S**t Tbiam Hock; and on Thursday No*. 3i. L*u Pau Bong vs. Son Keng
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    21 29 The Singapore Boys Brigade bel« its drill competition at the S V ground yesterday Bft -Major Henderson fn Inspecting the boy*.
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    SINGAPORE WIN STATE HOCKEY GAME
    592 29 Forwards Give Poor Display Against Selangor CINGAPORE won its second inter-State hockey match here yesterday by defeating Selangor by one goal to nil. But they provided one of the most inglorious of forward displays ever seen in representative games. On the form of the five
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    229 29 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Not. 10. The following are the results of th<ties of the Malacca Badminton Cham pionshlp* played off over the weekend. Men's Singles (Seal-Final) Che Kirn Hawke beat Dr. 8. J. Chong 15—2, 15—3. Men's Junior Doubles (Final) Koh Kirn Sun and Yahya bin
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    KULIM G.C.
    234 29 KUL IM G.C. Leading scores in the foursomes competition at the Kulim Golf Club on Armistice Day in aid of Poppy Day Funds were: Mrs. Hitching and E T. U. Liv 46—13 33 C. R Little and R. O. Tyndale Powell 52 M* A. MacDougall and D Campbell 4« 10\
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    TOO MUCH BOXING IN SINGAPORE
    1135 30  -  "Argus" Malayan Sports Jottings Promoters Unable To Keep High Standard WHO SHOULD DECIDE WINNER? By IS the surfeit of boxing we have beer* havinjj locally in recent months not doing the sport more harm than good? It is difficult for promoters to maintain the same
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    203 30 The rontlan Kechil Malay School football team who won the annual football match between the Singapore Malay schools and Johore Bahru Malay schools by two coals to one. The Singapore Malay school team which lost to the Johore Bahru Malay schools. A football team from the Malay Regiment. Port Dickson,
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    SEGAMAT EUROPEANS BEAT ENGLISH SCHOOL
    794 30 Strahan Leads Splendid Set Of Forwards— Malays Still Unbeaten Rugby At Genuang (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. •7*ll K Colts did well to draw three-aU with the Government English School at hockey last week. The teams were evenly matched and the game keenly contested Bryson,
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    NATIONAL B.P.
    118 30 Playing at the Morning Glory B.P. court last Sunday the National B.P. (B) defeated the Morning Glory B.P. by flve games to two. Scores (National B.P. <B» mentioned first. H. C. Low '*at Jim Sle Wee 13—13 (5—2). 15—3, Tan Kolc Ann beat A. Tham 15—9. 15—8 P.
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    WAKEN LION,
    102 30 Members of the Waken Lion AthleM' Party are Informed that two invitations to a tea party at? the Tong Ann Huay Kuaa Cecil Street, have been received from Messrs. Koh Choon Seng and Son Tlong Hoo, tie honorary Chinese secretary, today at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. respectively
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    GRANGE B. P.
    60 30 The following will represent the Orange B P. against the National B P. In a badminton match of tour singles and two doubles at the former's court today at 2.30 p.m. William Tan. Ong Chye Quan, Choy Ah Soo. Tuan C.K., T. K. Goh, Arthur Sheh. Reserves:
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    SELANGOR'S FIRST RUGGER CUP-TIE AGAINST PENANG
    802 31  -  "Echo" Lessons Learned From Game With Services By Kuala Lumpur. Friday. •■pHE Selangor rugger team open their Malaya Cup programme with a visit to Penang on Saturday, and they expect to win, If there are no notable absentees. A good side has been got
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    86 31 The third general meeting of The Coterie was held last Sunday at the New life Bestaarant, Gnat World. The foUewing were elected officials for the year 1335— ISM President. Mr. T. K. VeUn (re-elected) hon. general secretary. Mr. Teo Seng Bse hon. treasurer, Mr. lim Cheng Hoe hen. asditor. Mr.
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    PERAK KEEP FARLEIGH ROBERTSON TROPHY
    420 31 Selarrgor's Galaxy Of OnUiclcs— Five Firrt CUss Backs Unable To Find Places Seremban Badminton (From Omr Own fwmp*m" SKKEMB.VV PKRAK took baet the rarUiga Robertson tope* which they brought to Scrrmhan on Saturday far the aumnl rugger caeeanter withj Nenri- The handsome diver cup presented
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    COLLEGIANS WIN ANOTHER RUGBY GAME
    859 31 High Tackling Still A Bad Fault-League Football rt^-^U^. Beaten Scoring Difficult In Hockey Games (Fraan Omt Own Cerrespoadtnt) Aler Mar ANOTHER crediUate victory was regfcfcered by the Sultan Ahdul iLunid College when they met the Province Wellealey A*iaU«i at Ru*toy <»n the College trees. The
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    14 31 The women's teams which met at hockey on the Ipoh Psdanc on Nov. 9.
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    36 32 ROYAL BRIDE DRIVES TO PALACE FOR WEDDING —Lady Alfee Seatt drove la a glaaa roach U Buckmraaai Palace for her marrimcr to tar l>a*e of Gla«rt«ler. The paeiare sbowi the bride paaalnc %lon K ('onstMution Hill
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    53 32 I^L"" fr ?2Li MWI I "^J^.^^L^ o»wiki» at Barliacton Hiojc oa Not. 1». are brtnc unpacked. The J*na MW contribution iartadoa (a* ciMltMia fro* the Enatnr't Palace. Eajfcty maa ana arr now eoxaTed on umrtkn work for <he E«hibHior. 11* pfctare *<^, Mr Somoji OfcaaV C—ntasioner for Chln«* ExhiWU fn^J*l!.«!
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