The Straits Times, 1 November 1936

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    39 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA' FINAL EDITION No. 254 Sunc iy, November 1, 1936 Price 10 cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya. No. 254 Sunday, November 1, 1936 Price 10 cents.
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    MAHIDOL GOES ON ROCKS AT KEMAMAN
    433 1 Second Straits Steamship Vessel Wrecked In Week MANY SURVIVORS OF ASDANG ON BOARD THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S COASTER MAHIDOL 1 WENT ON THE ROCKS AT KEMAMAN YESTERDAY, CLOSE TO THE SPOT AT WHICH THE ASDANG WAS WRECKED ONLY A WKEK BEFORE. HEAVY SEAS WERE
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    New Radium Bomb Worth £40,000
    166 1 New Radium Bomb Worth £40 ,000 1>WO electricallycontroiltd "bombs" containing four gram,mes of radium worth £40,000 and constituting a notable advance in tnt practice of radium therapy are being used in the treatment of cancer it the Westminst•r Hospital's radium annexe, HampsLead, London. Owing to the power of the four
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    Buyers Wanted For Asdang Wreck
    81 1 Buyers Wanted For Asdang Wreck WANTED.— A buyer for the wrecK of the Asdang, 640 tons, which lies on the rocks about two miles north of Kemaman lighthouse, 210 miles north of Singapore on the East Coast. The vessel went aground Just over a week ago but fortunately there was
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    MACADAM CENTENARY
    35 1 The centenary of the death of John Lounon Macadam, the great road ei.pineer. is being celebrated and yesterdny the Minister of Transport vi.veiled a memorial in Macadams Dative town of Ayr— British Wireless.
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    Autogyro Used As Motor-Car
    90 1 A road-travelling gyroplane r% built in America is suggested as a solution of the road congestion problem. A new development of the Pitcairn Autogyro Company, the machine was built for the United States Government at a cost of £2,500. It can move along the highway with
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    50 "BIRTHDAY PLANES" GIVE BIG DISPLAY
    192 1 Presentation Made In Nanking Nanking, Oct. 31. IN the absence of the principal figure, who is in modest retirement at Loyang (Honan), the entire nation made merry today in honour of Gen. Chiang Kai-shek's birthday. Following a dediction ceremony, at which the War Minister.
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    WORLD'S LARGEST WHALER LEAVES BRITAIN
    252 1 WORLD'S LARGEST WHALER LEAVES BRITAIN ONE WOMAN IN CREW OF 320 DUILT in a German shipyard and owned by a British company, the largest and most modern whaling factory in the world has sailed from Spithcad for the Antarctic. Her name is the Terje Viken. She is also the largest
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    World's Most Original Strike
    53 1 World's Most Original Strike 'THE world's most original strike has occurred in Gdynia, the new Polish port on the Baltic. Ten divers, employed in the port, went on strike. They threatened to go down into the sea and to remain there until their demand for higher payments was granted. Their
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    Big Angling Festival
    43 1 fyJORE than 800 fishermen from all over Great Britain and a party of 30 from France took part in the annual Hastings Angling festival. Here is Fraulein Lolita Wehrmann, a German competitor, toith her catch, the first of the day.
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL TO MOVE
    121 1 ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL TO MOVE THE Sunday Times understands that an announcement will be made shortly of an arrangement between the Straits Settlements Government and the board of St. Andrew's School, Singapore. The Government is taking over the present property of the school in Stamford Road in exchange for a
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    Englishman's Exploits As A Modern Scarlet Pimpernel
    184 1 ARRESTED BY REDS IN MALAGA A modern Scarlet Pimpernel, who has rescued at least fifty men, women and children from Spain, is reported to have been arrested by Communists in Malaga. He is an Englishman named Grice-Hutchin-son, whose exploits in transporting prisoners in
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    Queen Mary Cancels Her Engagements
    110 1 Queen Mary Cancels Her Engagements London, Saturday. IT was officially stated at Marlborough House today that Queen Mary is suffering from a slight cold and as a precautionary measure is keeping to her room for the next day or so. The indisposition of Queen Mary is in no way serious.
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    150 U. S. SHIPS HELD UP
    121 1 Trouble Spreading Hourly New York, Saturday. A unanimous demand for a general shipping strike on the Atlantic Coast in sympathy with the Pacific Coast strikers was voted by the Seamen's Defence Committee today. The vote is intended to force the hand of the International
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    N.I. RUBBER DUTY
    22 1 Batavia. Saturday. From today the N.I. export duty on native rubber will be 52 guilders a hundred kilograms. Reuter.
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    £10,000,000 TROLLEY BUS SCHEME
    68 1 £10,000,000 TROLLEY BUS SCHEME London, Saturday. THE London Passenger Transport Board, as result of the success of the conversions already effected of the^tramways to trolley bus system.^ias decided to extend the scheme to cover the whole of the London tramway system. The total cost of the conversion is estimated at
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    15 1 London, Saturday: The King George V National Memorial Fund has reached a total of £311.052.
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    COLONY CAVALCADE
    1684 2 Three Dollars A Month— The Governor and the Coolie Singapore's New Hospital Ramasamy On A Japanese Bicycle rpHERE was one thing that the Governor forgot, or preferred not to mention, when he was defending the Clementi scale of school fees in the Legislative Council last week. That was
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    SINGAPORE'S MOST DARING BURGLAR
    278 3 WALKS INTO OPEN HOUSE Walks Out With Property THK Singapore police are searching for a soft-footed burglar who, for the past year, has calmly entered open houses and taken away furniture, typewriters, gramophones and wireless sets. The man shows a daring and a resource unusual In
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    FOR CAR ENGINES
    88 3 A German invention which is claimed to give more power to motor-car engines, to prevent carbonising, to keep the engine cool and afford easy starting has Just been put on the local market In the form of Meirich Motor Tablets. The tablets are put directly into the
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    COFFIN PLANKS FOR PERAK HOSPITALS
    32 3 Perak hospitals want a gocdly supply of coffin planks next year. So the Government is calling for tenders. It wants them not less than 13 feet Ion?
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    FRASER AND CO.'s REPORT
    130 3 F their dally share report Issued at the close of business yesterday Messrs. Fraser and Co state that the local tin market fell 25 cents and although there was considerable business In tin shares, interest rather slackened off in this section In favour of rubbers. Nevertheless
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    ON WAY BACK TO ENGLAND
    37 3 MISS Anna May Wong, the American-Chinese cinema actress, has left Shanghai for England to resume active work for the screen. She was entertained by Miss Butterfly Wu at a farewell dinner party
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    131 3 Monday. -■•Tig. China and CaraJa ta >niy) i Anterior) 8 am Medan (Oi> ten Noort) ..9 am Pengerang (S. Soon Heng) ..9 am Denmark (Parcel; only) (Meonia) 4 -> m Java Southern Sumatra by air (N.therUnds) 4 p.m Canndi and Western States of U.S.A. iS-v.a Mann 7
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    144 3 Saturday, Oct. 31. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected u> arrive Godown Eaft Wharf Rohna 22 Main Wharf Olenogle 13 Benwyvls 9 Anterior 7 Empire Dock Steel Navipator 30 City of Derby 32 Losslebank 34 Cyclops 36 Raub 38 Merkur 40 Benarty 48 West Wharf Malta
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    56 3 Mails from Europe etc. (London) expected today by air 'Imperial) will be delivered to bcxholders at 6 p.m. General dcli.cry of letters on Monday at 8.25 a.m. Mails from Philippine Islands today by President Adams Malls from China and Japan today by Islaml. Mails from Holland etc. on
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    GRAFT
    429 3 Resounding Charges Made In Demand For Government Judicial Inquiry PACKING into India Buildings. Liverpool, three weeks ago, local ratepayers who had heard but vaguely of Tammany, rocked with excitement as, from a platform at the end of a long room, local busi-ness-man W. Helsby Moss charged the city with
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    U. S. Chinese To Present 'Plane To Chiang
    58 3 U. S. Chinese To Present 'Plane To Chiang Canton. MR. Chow Sung, an overseas Chinese, who recently returned to Canton from America, intends himself to present one aeroplane on Gen. Chiang Kaishek's birthday. It is recalled that Mr. Chow Sung contributed U.S. $100,000 to the Chinese Government to meet military
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    U. S. SAILORS' FRIEND Priest Who Cleaned Up Waterfront
    213 3 U. S. SAILORS' FRIEND Priest Who Cleaned Up Waterfront •THE Geain or the Rev. Philip Joseph Magrath. who was known in America as the "Fighting Priest" because of the forcible way in which he dealt with gangs hauntIng New York's water front, has been announced in New York. Father Magrath.
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    WOMEN BLAMED FOR BAD FILMS.
    137 3 "Sp cy" Kerns Wanted Title Hon. Eleanor Plumer, daughter of the late Field-Marshal Viscount Plumer, and Governor of the British Film Institute, lecturing to the Mothers' Union at Westminster, raised the question whether women cinema-goers were to blame for objectionable filmo She stated that an
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    POLICE BAND
    78 3 The Police Band will play today at Botanic Gardens at 8.30 p.m.: March, The Thin Red Line (Kenneth J. Alford); Overture, Raymond (Ambrolse Thomas); Selection consisting of gems from famous operas by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan: Cornet and Euphonium Solo, Loves Old Sweet Song (Molloy) Dances
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      187 3 height off luxury Kk There is no such luxury in the air as Is provided by the British air service, with its roomy comfort in great air liners equipped with four engines for perfect reliability and with its unequalled name for personal service on all its routes 10 rcduCVOni on
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      180 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY SEA VIEW HOTEL Spe:ial Tiffin and Sp:c:a! Din.i -r. CINEMAS. ALHAMBRA: High Ten.i.n wiih Brian Donlevy and Glenda Farrell. 3.: 5, 615, 9.15. CAPITOL: Anlhony Adverse with Frcdric March. 3. 6.15—9.15. GLOBE THEATRE. GREA1 WORLD: Rose Marie with Nelson Eddy aid Jeanctte Mac Donald. MARLBOROUGIl: The Star
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      117 3 Monday. H. W. 00.23 a.m. 9.4 ft.: 11.47 a.m. 10 ft. L. W. 5.31 a.m. 3.7 ft.: 6.30 p.m. 0.2 ft. POET SWETTENIIAM H. W. 5.53 a.m. 15.2 ft.; 6.31 p.m. 14.1 ft. POR1 D1CKSON H. W. 7.12 a.m. !3.4 ft.; 7.31 p.m. 8.9 ft. KUANTAN H. W. 9.02 a.m.
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    FIVE DISTRICTS ASSOCIATION ONE OF LARGEST IN MALAYA
    198 4 FIVE DISTRICTS ASSOCIATION ONE OF LARGEST IN MALAYA (From Our Own Correspondent) Sercmbar Saturday. ONE of the largest as. ciations in Malaya is the Negn Sembilan Moi Kong Ng Sook Fee Kwan Club, otherwise known as the Five Districts Association. It counts a membership of over one thousand and was
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    FAMOUS WRITER Death In Shanghai Of Mr. Chow Shu-yen
    62 4 FAMOUS WRITER Death In Shanghai Of Mr. Chow Shu-yen Shanghai. Mr. Chow Shu-yen, well-known Chinese modern writer has died here at his private residence. Mr. Chow was a returned student from Japan and had been known as leader of the Chinese leftist writers. His famous story of "Ah Q" under
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    TAXI-DANCING SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR CHINESE GIRLS
    533 4 TAXI-DANCING SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR CHINESE GIRLS Openings In Business World Few 'EVIL OF CABARET MAINL V PREJUDICE Can a Chinese cabaret girl remain all she ought to be and at the same time be a good cabaret girl? This piquant question f oi mcd the subject of a lively debate
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    39 4 piVE-YEAR-OLU Anion.v 1 Mow of London was the winner in the boys' section of the beautiful children competition at Olympia. Antony, however, has ambit'ons for soldiering and was more interested in a commis.sii naire's medals than his own prixe.
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    SISTINE CHAPEL IN "SPLINTS"
    345 4 Michael Angelo's "The Last Judgment" P XPEKTS have startled the art and ecclesiastical worlds in Rome by declaring that Michael Angelo's world renowned masterpiece, "The Last Judgment," which covers the ceiling of the Slstine Chapel in the Vatican, will surely fade out of all recognition within
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    Bull Saves Children From Lion
    85 4 NATIVE children herding cattle at a Transvaal farm tlwucf'it they saw an ant bear in the bush and pelted him with stones. The "ant bear," however, prorrd to be a Iton, who rushed out and knocked over one child and turned to rend him when
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    Sinking Of Van Der Wijck "An Absolute Mystery'3 NEAR-BY SISTER-SHIP DID NOT PICK UP S. O. S.
    283 4 Sinking Of Van Der Wijck "An Absolute Mystery' 3 NEAR-BY SISTER -SHIP DID NOT PICK UP S. O. S. (From Our Own Correspondent) Katavia. Saturday. fllE sinking of the Van der Wijck off the coast of Socrabaya is still a mystery. The captain, an experienced and able seaman, who remained
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      20 4 Britain's Purest Products SAUCESI^ PASTEy^ Sold By All Good Dealers. SOLE AGENTS: GORDON ROBEY LTD. UNION BUILDINGS TEL 4536 SINGAPORE.
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    "TWO ON A BICYCLE" IS ILLEGAL
    743 5 Ruling Of F.M.S. Court Of Appeal MAN LET OFF WITH CAUTION IN K. L. TEST CASE (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A BLOW to the many bicyclists in this country who are in the habit of carrying others on their machines has
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    WORLD RECORD CLAIMED
    36 5 Stevedores at Karachi claim that by loading and stowing 414,006 bags of wheat in the British steamer Llangollen in nine working hours they have established a world record for this class of work.
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    Imperial Service Medal For K. L. Chinese
    338 5 MR. LOW KEE 800 (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. THE only man in the F.M.S. to have qualified as senior Chinese interpreter, Mr. Low Kee 800. who retired from Government Service last August, is to be rewarded by the presentation at
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    Presentation Of C.M.G. To Hon. Mr. D. H. Elias
    341 5 Presentation Of C.M.G. To Hon. Mr. D. H. Elias CEREMONY NEXT WEEK AT K.L. (From Our Own Coi respondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. DEFORE the Budget meeting of the D Federal Council opens on next Wednesday morning, the Hon. Mr. D. H. Elias, just recovered from a knife attack made on
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    Savings Banks Are 'Safe' Government Tells Children
    238 5 Savings Banks Are 'Safe' Government Tells Children \tALAYA has often been held up as a country of spendthrifts. The Federated Malay States Government wants to correct any such tendency. It is starting from the J very bottom, by training school children in the "thrift habit." You will see this in
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    2-MILE LONG FUNERAL PROCESSION
    128 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. r[E funeral of Mr. Leong Lai Kam, J.P.. took place in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday and was largely attended. The procession, which was about two miles long, started from the deceased's house In Batu Road and passed through the main
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    FAR EASTERN TRAIN RECORD BROKEN
    103 5 79.45 Kilometres An Hour, Kowloon To Hong Kong Canton. TTEE newly-purchased, silver- coloured, streamlined motor express train of the CantonKowloon Railway established a Far Eastern speed record on its trial run. Bearing the name of "Empress of Tapu," the super-express ran from Kowloon to Canton,
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      28 5 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that MR. NOAN KOOK YU Is no longer in our employ. THE WAH SEONG PK 143-145. Hill Street, SINGAPORE. Sinrapore. Oct. 31. 1936.
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      199 5 -~^m r>^nL y^^ l^L-/ 1 StU 1. vH UAWSON w^ lI M. MIl M. Scotch Whisky^; I ROBINSON <c CO., LTD. "ftl J: More Money-Saving Power in CHEVROLET TRUCKS 1^ /'^^SSBfe^^^ OENCRAL MOTORS VALUt _^^^»<J* 1%% p '■nHnHp F^ W JBt Ska SMl^te^^^^^^^^^l Buainess menjvho use trucks will be sure
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    A Candidate For The Camera Club?
    20 6 A Candidate For The Camera Club? QRETA ROZARIO, two-year-v old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. de Rozarlo of Singapore.
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    "TWICE I HAVE GIVEN MY BLOOD"
    433 6 From A Correspondent does it feel like to give a blood transfusion? I can answer that question, because I have donated my blood twice and I know exactly what it means. I remember the first time I gave my blood. I saw a notice
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    SERENBAN CENOTAPH SERVICE
    69 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. His Highness the Yang dl Pertuan Besar tt Negri Sembilan and the British Resident intend to be present at the Armistice Day ceremony at the Seremban Cenotaph. The two minutes silence will be observed and the ceremony will Include a brief religious
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    MORE BIG DRUG SEIZURES MADE IN SINGAPORE
    368 6 MORE BIG DRUG SEIZURES MADE IN SINGAPORE Six Sacks Of Chandu Under Buoy In Sea jlffORE big hauls of illicit chandu were made by the Singapore tW Preventive branch ol the Customs and Excise Department last week. They total nearly 3,000 tahils, valued by the Analyst at $8 a tahil,
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    Bombay Banker's Golden Motor-Car
    179 6 London. A GOLDEN motor car is now on its way to India. Owned by Sir Sarupchand Hukamchand, the Bombay banker, it cost £3,500 when it was built 17 years ago. It has been repaired and renovated in England for £1,450. Every visible part of the car,
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    KLANG A.C.S. REUNION
    38 6 Invitations have been Issued by 16 Rev. and Mrs. Abel Eklund, of the Anglo-Chinese School, Klang, to an A.C.S. Old Boys" tea to be given on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Methodist Girls' School, Klang.
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      480 6 HE DARE NOT MOVE IN BED Nights were Torture through Lumbago Only those who have suffered from lumbago know how excruciatingly painful it can be And when they discover a remedy for this complaint, they are anxious to pa* on the good news to olhor suflercrs. Lei this irr.r. tell
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      89 6 io Jif AS DISPLAYED IN THE 1937 [BO I<O ROYAL ALBERT HALL EXHIBITION. LjM .11 The 10 h.p. Ford combines grace and comfort with proved performance. A four seater which provides unusual leg room for all passengers, and -X /TaT/ gives amazing riding smoothness and stability at the high speeds
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    PICTURES UNVEILED GIFT TO BATTALION MESS
    169 7 PICTURES UNVEILED GIFT TO BATTALION MESS (From Our Own Correspondent) Sercmban. AN interesting ceremony took place ut Battalion Headquarters when two large photographs o' Queen Mary and the late King were unveiled. Thesa pictures were the gift of th° Seremban branch of the Ex-Services Association k to Battalion Mess. After
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    23 7 The Sirdar S.ah Mahmiid Khan, uncle of the King of Afghanistan and his Majesty's Minister for War. L» payIng a visit to Angora.
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    THE PAHANG PROVISIONALS
    797 7  -  Fred. J. Melville Stamp Collecting (By IN the stamp catalogues under Pahang there is a little group of bisected stamp varieties which are the only recognised provisional of their class among the British Malayan countries. Although issued nearly forty years ago the circumstances of their issue must
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      401 7 Till STAMPS OF THE TREATY PORTS GREAT RRITAIN OF CHINA AND OF FORMOSA MKK#»I DHIIHin a oy Captain H R. Oldfleld. LL.B. The handsome £1 black stamp of the A complete history of this little known PoeUl Congress issue of 1929 ln very group of stamps. used condition. Price 49
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      429 7 J 18, CONDUIT STREET, london (alls LONDON, VV. I. S E T ENTLY IS A FAVOURITE MEETING I'LAIE and cii joy at either feO rOK MALAYANS. j(Mw^ v^K. v i\|CC HOTEL REMBRANDT <^S^ f| K Via Vldtfl South Kensington. s.\7. v- -_»»^JSk, facing the Victoria and (late of Singapore.) fcjfe^Nl
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      268 7 Today's Wireless Programmes EMPIRE STATION. TRANSMISSION 4. Three of the following frequencies will be Used CSI 15.26 Mr s (19.66 !C.) «.SI» 11.75 Mc/S (25.53 m.) GSB 9.5) Mc/s (31 55 r...) m -Big Ben. The Children's Hour. \i'U and Appier" A Hallowe'en prosramme. :ial. Ihr n«n ard »nnoUTW;->-TRANSMISSION 5.
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      612 7 Orant. Commanding Royal Marines. Plymouth), conducted by Captain F. J. KirkrtLs. Director of Music, Royal Marines. Winifred Kaye (contralto). From the Abbey Hall. Plymouth.* Band: Selection. Carmen (Bizet, an. Alford). Winifred Kaye: Orpheus wHto his Lute; Under the Greenwood Tree; Who is Silvia?: It Was a Lover (Eric Coates). Band:
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      397 7 Soloists: Lothar Rltterhoff, violin; Us* Rodzinsky. piano. 5.35 Close dow>. 6.15 pm. Call DJA, DJB, DJB. German folk song. Outstanding broadcasts of the weik. 6.20 Concert of light music. 7-20 News ln English. 7. 35 Concert of light music (continued). 8.15 Greetings to listeners. 8.20 News and review of the
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      410 7 8.30 p.m.— DAVENTRY— News Bulletin and Announcements. 10.30 p.m. Close down. NIROM. 10 50 a.m —1.50 p.m. VDA 3.040 ke/t (19.67 m.), and YDB 11.86* k/s (25.3 m.l 5.50 p.m to closing XDA 3,040 k/e (98.68 m.) and YDB 9,61* k/e (31.2 m.) 7.20 a.m. Church services. 10.50 a.m. Opening
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      289 7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE RESULT Eleven readers share the $100 offered in The Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle Competition printed in our issue of Oct. 18. Each of the following submitted entries in which there were no errors and the prize money is therefore shared among them in equal proportions: Gerald de Silva,
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    18 8 T*HE King's Scouts and First Class Scouts of the First Kuantan Troop of the Kuantan Government English school.
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    EXPULSION OF ALL JAPANESE FROM SHANSI REPORTED ORDER OF GEN. YEN HSI-SHAN
    252 8 EXPULSION OF ALL JAPANESE FROM SHANSI REPORTED ORDER OF GEN. YEN HSI-SHAN Sequel To Suspected Drug Ring's Activities Shanghai, Saturday. f^EN. Yen Hsi-shan, military leader of Shansi, has ordered the expulsion of all Japanese from Taiyuan, the provincial capital, according to tLc American news agency, the United Press, which states
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    Darwin Defences
    190 8 Part Of Singapore Defence Scheme FORTIFICATIONS now being erect- cd at Darwin, Northern Australia, are an important adjunct to the Singapore defence scheme, states a Sunday Times message from Darwin. The Chief Commonwealth Architect, Mr. Hastie, arrived in Darwin last month to advise local authorities on the projected
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    25 8 The Dutch mail liner Marnlx van Slnt Aldegonde will berth alongside godowns 4 and 5 on Monday and will sail the same day for Java.
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    Alleged $1, 000 Breach Of Trust
    245 8 A TAMIL Mohamedan youth named Sultan Marican appeared before Mr. L. B. Gibson in the Criminal District Court yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $1,000, the property of Mohammed Ibrahim, a money-changer in Chulia Street. Chief Court Inspector
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    VICTORIA FALLS DRY UP
    44 8 The Ea&terr "iract or the Victoria Falls have dried up and people are actually bathing In pools on the brink of the precipice. The cessation of me flow is due to long drought in the catae'rment area of the falls.
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    Miss N. Purdom Married PUPILS FORM ARCHWAY OF NIPAH PALMS
    228 8 Miss N. Purdom Married PUPILS FORM ARCHWAY OF NIPAH PALMS (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. IN the presence of a large and dis--1 tinguished gathering the marriaga took place this evening of Miss Nell Purdom, Principal of the Malay Girls' Training Centre, to Mr. G. C. Irving, of the
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    BIG ORDER FOR GREENOCK
    96 8 BIG ORDER FOR GREENOCK London, Saturday. THE CLAN Line has placed what i 3 believed to be the largest s ipbuilding order ever received in Greenock. The Gre:n>ck Dockland Company is to build over the next two and half ytarr. six 11,000-ton, vessels. The \alue or the order is putt
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    NEW SCHOOL AT UPPER SERANGOON
    86 8 St. Paul's School, a new institution to accommodate 75 children, was opened in the Upper Serangoun district of Singapore, ye.itprday aiternoon by Mrs. Graham White, wife of Archdeacon Graham White. Most of the money for the school was voted by the Council of St. Andrew's
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    "N. I. CANNOT WARD OFF FIRST BLOW"
    101 8 Defences Inadequate And Obsolete (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Saturday. COMMENTING on the defence of Netherlands India, the Soerabaiasche Handelsblad asks: "Are we in a position to ward ofj the first Wow ourselves?" And the reply is quite defini.e: "By no means." The
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    "A More American America'
    91 8 "A More American America' Brooklyn, N.Y., Saturday. RJIK. Roosevelt, in his penultimate address of the election campaign, said the Administration had laid the foundation for a safer, happier and more American America. Equally important tasks remained, said Mr. Roosevelt, namely to destroy the glaring Inequalities of opportunity and security which
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    RAILWAYS LOSE TEST CASE IN ROAD TRANSPORT FIGHT Lorry Licences Renewed
    741 8 RAILWAYS LOSE TEST CASE IN ROAD TRANSPORT FIGHT Lorry Licences Renewed 'THE test case In which the four main line railway companies L.M.S.. L.N.E., G. W. and Southern— challenged the right of road transport Interests to carry goods on long distance routes was decided in favour of the road transport
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    BOYS' BRIGADE
    101 8 The filth annual inspection of lh» second Singapore Company ol Boys' Brigade was h?ld In the BtraltsChlnese Methodist Church compound yesterday. On the arrival of Rev. R. L. Archer, wh'j was accompanied by Mrs. Archer and Rev. Goh Hood Kevi. the banner was presented. Mr. Archer then Inspected
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    1005 9 By The Onlooker I ORD Rothermere did not disappoint Singapore in his comments on the naval base, although the Service chiefs here must have been a little taken aback to hear of his plans for the fortress 2".'. w )9 troops, 35 squadrons aircraft and a big
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    "Spirit Of Toleration A Sign Of Unity In Malaya"
    1072 9 "Spirit Of Toleration A Sign Of Unity In Malaya" 'THAT the spirit of toleration evident in Malaya w?s in itself a sign of unity, but for the sake of future happiness and harmony a more permanent unity should be effected, was one of the views put forvard at a meeting
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    "I AM PUBLIC MARTYR NO. ONE"
    911 10 Telephone Directory Chase Which Becomes A Fine Frenzy FROM A CORRESPONDENT DEFORE coming to Singapore I used to pity the men who compiled telephone directories. I classed them in that noble army of martyrs who check the proofs of the Oxford Dictionary, design the
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    The Snapshot Guild THINGS THE EYE OFTEN MISSES
    450 10 The Snapshot Guild THINGS THE EYE OFTEN MISSES DICTURE-TAKERS are often surprised to discover that, although the camera lens is just a piece of inanimate glass, it sees things thr human eye does not. Actually, in a given scene the md images reach the eye as the lens bu while
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    DUCE'S £5,000 TO REPAIR ST. MARK'S
    128 10 Venice. I OVERS of Venice will be dismay- ed to hear that St. Mark's is again showing signs of decay. Only in June, 1934, it was declared to be "as firm as London Bridge. Now it is revealed that after 20 years of incessant
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    LUNATIC WITH £2,000 A YEAR
    118 10 DIES AFTER 21 YEARS AT BROADMOOR TTHE heaviest and one of the richest inmates of Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum —he weighed 18 stones and had an income of £2,000 a year—has died. He was James Hargreaves, aged 66, former Blackpool solicitor, who in 1915 shot
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    30 10 The new French liner Ville d'Oran has made a record crossing from Marseilles to Oran, covering the 537 mi'es in 23 hrs. 30 mln. The usual time is 36 hrs.
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      205 10 Jf economy flii^ tin M HAMiED NO REDUCTION KO co^ts cents lin^jjlEM' Save money by buying health-giving Andrews in the ECONOMY TIN. Millions all over the world use Andrews to keep fit, and to-day, labor,- tory research has made it possible to buy Andrews in tins in Malaya. Quality and
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      130 10 You found I was right?— I knew they couldn't possibly harm your throat 9 m!c<mtJfoi*&lmL. EASY ACCESS H ■LjS-^k. vlf IN HER FOIL J^a^^ t ■P"^ *rhtVr>s£' WRAPPING W{j£BAY jLfV I >S^- a feature of the io's 3ga3^J I jBL.,, Jm packet which en- tfl Bl P^SBbA j^/1 ables each
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    In Search Of News In Abyssinia
    1047 11 In Search Of News In Abyssinia Books Of The Week Impressions And Opinions Of Newspapermen Who Watched The War Abyssinian Stop Press. Kdited by l.adislas Farago. Robert Hale. 10s. 6d. THE author of Abyssinia on the Eve follows that success with a collection of records, contributed by some of the
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    A BOOK TO STUDY BEFORE YOU VISIT EUROPE
    506 11 A BOOK TO STUDY BEFORE YOU VISIT EUROPE faNftH E.-.Turiions. By Ilessel! Tiltman. Jarrolds. 18s. ]Y|K. TILTMAN'G latest boo:: should enjoy considerablj popularity among "exiles" who return to Europe lor leave at intervals of three or lour or five years. People whose habit it Is to return straight to the
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    MALAYAN JINGLES
    80 11 76—WATCH-DOGS IWarthips of several Navit* are visiting Singapore in the near future.] ff'atch-dogs of the Eastern seas, Guardians of our liberties, Jf'elcome for the thoughts you bring In our anxious tvondering. Come the day the storm cloud lours, Your brave ships shall range with ours; Staunch against the
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      297 11 m THERE IS DEATH IN THIS TIN SHELLTOX IS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL <^^^^^P INSECTICIDE EVER jH£f^ PRODUCED— ItOji iBl SHELLTOX IS ABSOLUTELY \jjjSi {WL r FATAL TO ALL INSECTS S?jJ| *fiL SHELLTOX IS HARMLESS H \^J^ TO SILK > AND OTHER <^^ TRY IT AND SEE! i Advertisement of the
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1013 12  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By TM just a little teeny weeny Bit tired of Hitler and Mussoleeny 1 do not buy my papers To read about their silly capers (They are about as interesting to me as a couple of provincial drapers) For instance I am tired of
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      208 12 L[his is the Essence ItyjX of GOOD "TAKE Brand's Essence of Chicken regularly fop abundant fitness and glorious good health! A remarkable tonic to the whole system building up reserves of strength and keeping you alert Specially beneficial if you're feeling run down and listless or for a speedy recovery
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      114 12 "What marvellous stuff! ®53?T* WwllilL 19 II *59 XJffi what puzzles us all is what material is S^ 'BbZ£~^Z*. I J*' 8 R°bia, one of the Tootal Crease- j^V^ an^ fresh, you can get it not only in lots 1 \f^^^M»**fs% *B jl r colours but aLso in checks and
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      470 12 CONTRACT BRIDGE By THE FOUR ACES THIS is not a mystery story merely an ordinary rubber Bridge hand. VALUES j While it is of the generally advis-Forn-ACES ab ie to disclose ACE SYSTEM .your hand as king 2 fully as possiQl'EEN 1 ble to your partIACK ner in the folTotal
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    WHY ENGLISHMEN DON'T JOIN THE FOREIGN LEGION
    402 13 They Get No 5 O 'Clock Tea, Says French Colonel In Singapore By A Staff Reporter. 1 pMJLISHMEN dont join the French Foreign Legion because it doesn't Rive the men five o'clock tea! That is what a real live colonel of the Legion
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    YOUNGSTER WHO LIKES WORK
    17 13 This 21-monlh-old youngster was found by the camera in a Singapore bungalow garden.
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    He Dosen't Want Publicity!
    120 13 He Dosen't Want Publicity! f APTAIN William A. Crowell, retired Halifax fisherman, who is bound around the world in his 23--foot yawl the Queen Mary, just "doesn't want publicity." Capt. Bill." who has sailed from Vancouver, and whose most immediate goal is the Far East roared before his departure: "This
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    VATICAN VICARAGES IN ETHIOPIA
    67 13 Rome The Vatican has undertaken plans t> establish new vicarages in Ethiopia and Mgr. Giovanni Castellan:, Archbishop of Rhodes and envoy of the Pope, has arrived at Addis Ababa. He intends to spend two months in East Africa, during which time ne will visit the governors
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    KEDAH'S PADI FIELDS IN STORY
    549 13 KEDAH'S PADI FIELDS IN STORY Padilands. A Story of Malaya. By Grace P. Gamier. Illustrations by Nora Hamerton. (Cuxton Press, Kuala Lumpur $3). AT this time of the year, when Malayans are looking for suitable gifts to send to relatives and friends at Home, Mrs. Garnier's book a story of
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    Totidem Verbis School Fees
    495 14 Totidem Verbis School Fees IN general His Excellency's statement on education, in Council on Monday, was highly satisfactory, and the prospect of a courageous revision of policy aimed at converting the schools into something far more useful than mece clerk-factories is cordially welcomed. Vocational training must be the objective of
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    Chinese Titles And Nicknames For Officials In Malaya
    2300 14  - Chinese Titles And Nicknames For Officials In Malaya S. M. MIDDLEBROOK By THE Chinese vernacular newspapers have their own names for local Government officials. Some of these are in the formal literary style used for similar official titles in China but others are colloquial and frequently have a local origin.
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      499 14 THE OPTICAL HOUSE REFRACTING DISPENSING OPTICIANS ASK TO SEE THE NEW FASHION FRAMES WITH LENSES TO SUIT YOf'R VISION FOR OFFICE, THEATRES. GAMES: EXCURSIONS ETC. Optometrist: A. TAN. D.0., M.N.A.O. EU COURT 65. Stamford Road, Singapore. I $Jf j NER-YIGOR' I A STRENGTHENING TONIC (GUCIM riOSPKATTS «n 01 WITHOUT FMMMtJ)
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    SECRET OF GENERAL CHIANG'S POWER
    2441 15 Is Briton Behind Big Chinese Fascist Army? FORCE SWORN TO SAFEGUARD GENERALISSIMO By A Special Correspondent "YES, I have come back... this time to start a fascist movement." So said bluff, hearty English One-Arm General Sutton, of Mukden arsenal fame, a few days after his
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    Secret Seaplane Bases
    151 15 Secret Seaplane Bases NAVAL OFFICER'S DISCOVERY IN AUSTRALIA {ACTIVE preparation by a foreign power to establish seaplane based in northern Australia have been discovered by a former naval officer engaged on survey work in the Gulf of Carpentaria, states a message from Canberra. Abandoned camps, bearing traces of the fact
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    CHINESE TEA EXPORTS TO RUSSIA
    56 15 Nanking. According to information received by the Ministry of Industry from the C Lnese Consulate-General in Sibsria. v total of 11,883 tons of Chinesa tea v.as exported into the Sovi3t Union during last year, showing a decrease ■of 5.469 tons as compared with tht total
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    JAPAN'S TRADE WITH EAST ASIA
    111 15 Tokio. JAPAN'S trade with China, Manchukuo, Hongkong and the Kwantung Leased Territory during September resulted in a favourable balance of V.40, 162,000, with exports totalling V. 65,061 ,000 and imports reaching V.24,899,000, the Finance Ministry announces. The figures showed a gain of 22.4 per cent,
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    A Cart Horse Answers Trumpet's Call
    58 15 A Cart Horse Answers Trumpet's Call Warsaw. A POSEN dealer, who bought a former cavalry horse, was driving him near the Uhlan barracks when a trumpet sounded. The horse immediately raced with his cart on to the barrack square and took up his place at the head of the regiment.
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    WORKING CONDITIONS IN FRANCE'S COLONIES
    51 15 Paris. A new office for the study and control of working conditions, hygiene and social legislation in French colonies and protectorates has Just been created. A delegate-general of the government will head the office, ard M. Justin Godart, former Minister, has been appointed to this
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    SOLDIER WHO SAVED WOMAN'S LIFE Court-Martial Decision
    103 15 SOLDIER WHO SAVED WOMAN'S LIFE Court-Martial Decision U7HI T ,E he was an absentee from his regiment Fusilier Daniel Muir, aged 24, of the 2nd Eatt. Royal Scots Fusiliers, saved a woman from drowing in the Thames at Westminster at the risk of his life. He was found not guilty
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      71 15 CARTOONISTS COMMENT ON COMMENTATORS Commentator. V f\ Vyp4 I (7). l/d/^^^rK d\ i Does No -f £T excited A\^ PoecT not STAMMCRj kIJOWS THE C t&H "Vi v<*2*^tz=ZZ~" AhiD f*»i fcoofiNcsft TMtY I I\KB.U.HC£/' m 0 -^htr^ 'HAS NO fcfeiK SCtWHINq B£TW££MV%J^Cl=^Br^' E^'^'-jt, c^ ACC£N|T MLM^J \WHATEFFtR A LEFT HOOK
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    35 Years A "Best Seller"
    155 16 35 Years A "Best Seller" ]\>|ME. Maria Albanesi, famous as a novelist for 35 years, has died at the age of 77 at her home in Hallam Street, W. Her last novel, "As a Man Loves," was published in May. Of Italian origin, she was the wife of the distinguished
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      155 16 ®The gift that carries the spirit of Christmas— the gift that only you can make your photograph Make an appointment today.* THE LIGHT STUDIO Modern Art Photographers 24, Orchard Rzzd Tele. 6496. After-meal pains, wind, heartburn, a feeling of fullness \*r W^^t\ and discomfort are swiftly and agreeably relieved by
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      611 17 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE i MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSIASTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers today $100 for a correct solution of the Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly, the $100 will be awarded in respect of
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    GRASS AND IRON STAINS
    157 18 ro common ..tains are grass and rusty iron. These are troublesome both upon canvas shoes and upon clothes. For grr>ss the best remedy is to sponge the green marks with methylated spirit. For ironmould nothing can beat oxalic acid.. Get throe pen.ivworth of this and dissolve
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    APPLE FRITTERS
    113 18 APPLES are one of the most adaptable of fruit, and the experienced cook knows that there is no meal in which they cannot be introduced if desired. Apple fritters are excellent, but a little troublesome where a large family has to be provided for, as the fritters to
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    SHOE CLEANING
    89 18 AiIUDDY boots and shoes should be wiped clean, if possible, before the mud dries and hardens on them. If dried mud has to be removed it should be scraped off with a piece of wood. A knife should never be used. A wooden window-wedge is suitable for the
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    OVEN BOTTOM CAKE
    82 18 DLACE a good-sized piece of dough on a pastry board and spread on a little lard, knead up and roll out until it is 1 in. thick. Put on to a greased sheet and prick well with a fork. Allow it to rise a little and put
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    Should A Woman Tell—All?
    954 18  - Should A Woman Tell— All? VAUGHAN VANE Is The Past A Person's Own Affair? BY A NEW York husband, the other day, sued for the annulment of his marriage on the ground that he did not find out until after the wedding that his wife had been previously married and
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    19 18 pINE black lace and net fashions this very attractive evening dress featuring the shoulder epaulettes. Model by Margaret Marks.
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    TRIPE OLIVES
    147 18 /^UT one pound of prepared tripe in- to strips, two inches wide and feuri inches leng. Then make a stuffing by mixing together cne cupful of breadcrumbs, one tablespoonful of chopped parsley, the grated rind of half a lemon, and one rasher of bacon cut into small pieces.
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      238 18 Na^a^am &S^^\ IIH 9~-lJ^^^\ BUT MAKE SURE IT "BOH" TEA (liquid). /our cups water, ie ..ttnu- Ttil one-third cup orange juice, two 15 IiUH it a. thirds cup lemon juice, one and one fourth cupt sugar Dissolve 75 CENTS su oar in hot tea. chill. When cold add other ingredients.
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      217 18 Freckles Secretly and Quickly Removedl SUllman's Fr**kM Ctrmm blrachml them out hUe »on »lc*p. Lea«e« the kkln »fl and white— Ue compleilon frefrh, clear ana natural. £<w S7 years thou«an<ji of u«er» have endorsed it. So e»«jr I" u»e. Tb« first Jar prore* iv magic wort*. Stillman's Freckle Crssaa R.m«e.
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    RED-HEADS ON PARADE
    839 19 Max Factors Advice Importance Of The Proper Make-Up TRY to avoid it as we may, we've finally been forced into a discussion on that fickle type the red-head. We say fickle advisedly, since a red-head may fall anywhere between the dark, chestnut-hued tresses of the auburn-type and
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    This Bungalow Business
    270 19 QEORGE takes housekeeping (or rather, bungalow-keeping) very seriously. Prides himself on having the latest labour-saving ideas. Took me on a tour of inspection yesterday. It went li*e this: (Kitchen). Oeorgp: See, I've got Shine-r for the servants it's the newest thing for cleaning j floors and sinks.
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    BROWN BREAD PUDDING
    112 19 OUT one gill of milk and one a half ounces of butter in a saucepan and brine to the boil. Then add four ounces of brown breadcrumbs, two ounces of castor sugar, and two ounces of Rlace cherries, and cook till thick. Stir in two yolks of
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    LIVER LOAF
    125 19 I IGHTLY fry half a pound of liver. then rub through a sieve or mash well with a fork. Add a tablespoon ful of finely chapped onion and three or four rashers of minced bacon. Season with salt, pepper, and a pinch of nutmeg, and mix thoroughly with
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    FOR BRIDGE PARTIES.
    59 19 ■TABLE accessories which remind bridge-players of their favourite game are becoming very popular, and for long drinks there are jugs and glasses decorated with cards. One wellknown hostess sets her din-ner-table for a bridge party with black candles and sicks the shades being parchment playing-cards. The bases
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      325 19 LUGLY HAIRi Wj I to mar her Mi jsummer loveliness I I Bathing :>uits this f I year rev<:al more than ever. Feminine xi I hml simply mu^t be 'ill free from disfiguring "II hair An amazing dism coverv enables you to wn M 6 et rK > J two
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      402 19 CHOOSE YOUR NEW MATERIALS FOR NOVEMBER WARDROBES ft W^. FRENCH SERGE- A Crease-Resist-W^} ing FABRIC for day FROCKS, SUITS, Nyj W!or SKIRTS and COATS, THE MATERIAL \T.- 13 all, every bit of it, made from 'i ALBENE— in Black. Brown. NAVY •T WHITE. L ±1 SHOTTED TAFFETA-a very Smart and
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    ORANGE BASKETS
    191 20 rIS sweet is light, nourishing, and much liked when children come to tea. Cut four large oranges in halves and squeeze out the juice, then strain ir. Put it into a saucepan with a dessertspoonful of lemon juice and half an ounce of powdered gelatine, and dissolve over
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    FRUIT TARTS
    111 20 lI7HEN tarts ana pastries are made with soft fruit or with Jam that contains a large proportion of Juice, it ii advisable to brush the pastry over with beaten wl .ie of egg before filling the tart. This prevents the pastry ttom absorbing the juice and becoming sodden
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    JAM SPONGE
    108 20 ALIGHT Jam sponge is made as follows With an egg whisk, whip together three eggs and three ounces of castor sugar until thick and frothy. Carefully sift In three ounces of selfraising flour to which a pinch of salt has been added. Add a few drops of vanilla
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    EGG SCONES
    91 20 TPHIS recipe makes a crisp nourish- ing scone, more suitable for nursery tea than the softer varieties. Sift four ounces of self-raising flour Lito a bowl with a pinch of salt. Rub in two ounces of butter, then add an ounce of castor sugar. Make into a dough
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    660 20 FLOWERS STILL FASHIONABLE ACCESSORIES I TPAILORMADE costumes never lend themselves to much decoraI tion, but the new suits are very j decorative in the materials used. Fine tweeds for the new suits have a basket weave an inch broad; some designs are even smaller. There are
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    For Days When The Temperature Drops
    401 20 For Days When The Temperature Drops ALL in readiness for days when the temperature drops arc numerous woollen blouses, made of fine weaves, and in delicate, as well as dark colours. A popular new style would seem to be that which has a well cut bodice, trimmed with two flap
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    VELVET HATS
    34 20 WELVET hats are becoming more prominent every day. big ones, small brimmed, turbans, toques and berets, often combining two or three colours. There Is no more elegant alliance than velvet and Jewels.
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    60 20 DUT into a pint of water 1 o:s. of peppercorns, 'i oz of cayenne pods or dried chillis and oz. cloves and boil for 20 minutes. Add lb. ;alt. L lb. su?ar. 2tr blespoonfuls or c.iramel or burnt sugar and 1 quart of vinegar. 801 l for 5
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    22 21 DIRD of paradise brown net sprinkled with tufts of cellophane like burrs. The sash is of brown waxed ribbon.
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    The King This Week
    1375 21  -  John Drinkwater By London, Oct. 24. I UNDERSTAND that the King's forthcoming visit to the Welsh industrial areas is part of what might be called a See for Myself" campaign that he has planned. Since his accession he has made it clear thai he does not
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    " Women's Weapons"
    836 21 Women's Weapons" A Reply To Godfrey Winn By Gladys Farnell IN The Sunday Times of last week Godfrey Winn in his article on "Women's Weapons" writes in the paragraph under Sex Equality: "Every day the truth is being dinned into my ears that this is an age of sex equality,
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    BEANS AND PEAS
    74 21 THE most satisfactory way of preserving beans and peas is to bottle them, special care must be taken in sterilization and the use of brin? containing lemon Juice Is recommended. Salting Is another means of preserving them, but it is not entirely satisfactory, and this method is
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    SPOT SILK
    16 21 CPOT silk is used to fashion this little two-piece featuring the new lantern sleeves.
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    FUDGE CAKE
    129 21 /^REAM four ounces of butter thoroughly and then beat in .i ilf a pound of castor sugar with one egg and two ounces of melted unsweetened chocolate. Sieve together six ounces of flour, one teaspoonful of bnkinir powder, and a pinch of salt, and add these dry ingredients
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    "RUGBY SUFFERS FROM TOO MUCH WHISTLING"
    820 22 London Comment On The Game As Played Today WHERE it will all end, I do not know but the present evil influences creeping into the game suggest in my mind a "rough" season for players and referees— not to mention the poor spectator writes
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    30 22 Arsenal met Derby County i a First League match at Highbu London. The picture shows Hapgood and StockiH of Derby jumping for the ball in front of the Arsenal goal.
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    SULTAN'S COLLEGE WIN 8-3
    179 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. .T»HE Sultan's College beat the High School, Bukit Mertajam. at Rugby at the College Green by eight points tone try and one goal) to three points j <one try). Owing to the slight drizzle, the ball was heavy and slippery
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL
    57 22 The City High School Sports Union is now playing hockey and arrangements have been made with the Singapore Khalsa Association for the use of their McNair ground for practice on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The sports master. Mr. M. J. Chandy, will direct the training, assisted by Messrs.
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    SUNGEI PATANI FOOTBALL
    134 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. The Edward foUball XI did extremely well to beat a strong Combined Police XI at Sungti Patanl by the odd goal In five. The first Roal for the Edwardians was scored by Hussain as a result of a nice centre by
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    OLD BOYS DRAW
    92 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star. The Erics drew with the Old Boys at hockey each side scoring one goal. Poh Soo Cheng opened the scoring for the Erics and the equaliser was put in by Noordin. I Messrs. Rashid and Hassan umpired and the teams were
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    Women Shine In Mixed Hockey A t Taiping
    282 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiplng. AN interesting game of mixed hockey between a Krian XI and a Talping team was played at the School Padang on Friday. The visitors displayed superior tactics and won comfortably by six goals to one. However, it
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    COLLEGE BEAT POLICE "B"
    170 22 GOALKEEPER THE STAR PLAYER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Alor Star. rE friendly hockey game between the Sultan's College and the Police "B" ended in a good victory for the for.ner by four goals to nil. The score was hardly a true indication of the play considering
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    FRIENDLY SPORTING ASSN.
    110 22 At the eighth annual general ncetlng of the Friendly Sporting Association the following were elected officebearers for the year 1936-1937. President, Mr. A. M. Tan (re-elected): vicepresidents, Messrs. Ang Cheng Chwee and Chan Kok Seng (both re-elected); hon. secretary, Mr. Chan Seng Wah (re-elected); assistant hon. secretary,
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSN.
    35 22 The postponed sixth monthly general meeting of the Amateur Sporting Association will be held on Thursday. Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. at the residence of Mr. Khoo Eng Watt, 41. Craig Road.
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    FINAL THIS WEEK OF SOOI CHEONG CUP
    423 23 Government Services To Meet Europeans (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. THE Segamat and District knock--1 out football competition for the Sooi Cheong Cup will be over this week with the playing of the finals; on Tuesday, between the Government Services and the Europeans.
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    SEGAMAT TENNIS YEO OON KEONG IN ALL FINALS
    299 23 SEGAMAT TENNIS YEO OON KEONG IN ALL FINALS "From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. I*HE Segamat and District lawn tennis tournament ended last v;e^k before a distinguished gathering which included the Hon. Dato Abdullah 1 bin Esa, the State Commissioner. Yeo Oon Keong, a yo*ng player I from Batu Anam, scored
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    SYED SALLEH CUP MUAR REGAINS HONOURS
    333 23 SYED SALLEH CUP MUAR REGAINS HONOURS (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. THE football season in North Johorc is fast drawing to a close. The finals of the Syed Salleh Cup were played at Muar, last week, and Muar l T nited won the Cup for the third time, beating Batu
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    TABLES TURNED
    138 23 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Talping. In the return hockey encounter between Clifford Colts and King Edward VII Colts played at Talping the latter team won by one goal to nil. By winning this match the local School avenged their previous defeat which they suffered at Kuala Kangsar by
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    NORTH JOHORE HOCKEY
    211 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. WITH the ending of the football season, hockey has become the dominating game ln North Johore. It is a pity, however, that Muar and Segamat are the only two centrf 1 ln this part of the State where hocke. la being played
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    AJAIB SINGH'S FOUR GOALS
    136 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. The Segamat Cricket Club earned their third successive hockey victory by trouncing the Government English School to the tune of five goals to one last week. In their first outstation match Segamat earned a hard victory over the Tampln Recreation Club,
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    UNITED A. P.
    50 23 Owing to bad weather the friendly match between the United Athletic Party and The Singapore Japanese Club has been postponed. An excursion will be held by the United A. P. 0 Kota Tinggi waterfall today. Memerg arc requested to assemble at 11, Boncoolen Street at 7 a.m.
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    Segamat And Muar Schools In Goalless Draw
    450 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. j THOUGH having the better of the 1 territorial exchanges, the Muar English School were held to a goalless draw by ti.e Government English School. Segamat. in their annual hockey encounter en the Segamat school ground. Play was
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    EURASIAN UNITS' RIFLE MEETING
    575 23 N. F. Monteiro The Champion VLfITH a record entry rf 91, the annual Rifle Meeting of the Eurasian units of the Volunteers was held at Bukit Timah Rifle Range on Sunday, under the auspices of D (Eurasian) Co., and proved a great success despite the inclemency
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    CLARKE CUP MATCH
    78 23 Past vs. Present At The St. J.I. The annual soccer match between the Past and Present pupils of the Christian Brothers' Schools will be played on Tuesday next on the St. Joseph's Institution ground After the match there will be an "at home" in the School Hall,
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW SINGLES BADMINTON CHAMPION
    487 24 TAN CHONG TEE DETHRONES LEOW KIM FATT 'By Our Budmlnton Correspondent) THE Singapore men's open singles badminton title changed hands yesterday wlien Tan Chong Tee of the Marigold Badminton Party dethroned last year's champion. Leow Kirn Fatt, after one of the most thrilling strucsle seen
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    Lu Barry Wants Return Match With Phelps
    176 24 IN view of the splendid race that resulted from the meeting of Lv Barry and Eric Phelps for the English sculling championship It is not surprising that a return match Is contemplated. First move to this end was made by the Barry camp
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    64 24 It was revealed recently that an English county paid some of their amateurs expenses at the rate of £9 a week last summer. Some professionals get less than that. An ex-penses-drawer and a wage-earner can be so much alike in cricket that t l only way they can be distinguished
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    Bangkok Too Good For Saigon
    49 24 Bangkok Too Good For Saigon (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday. IN the inter-port Rugby match this afternoon Bangkok, playing on a perfect pitch, defeated Saigon in an exciting match by 17 points (two dropped goals and three tries) to nil. Saigon played valiantly but were out-general!ed and outspeeded.
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    SCOTLAND BEAT IRELAND 3-1
    254 24 IN an international soccer match at 1 Belfast yesterday Scotland beat Ireland by three goals to one, says Reuter. There were 40.000 people present when the gates were closed. The police were called in to prevent the crowd encroaching on the pitch. Ireland won the toss
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    RAFFLES "A" WIN
    39 24 The Raffles College "A" XV, playing on their own ground, beat the St. Andrew's second XV at Rugby yesterday by three points <a penalty goal* to nil. The goal was -kicked by Saib bin Haji Andak.
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    Home Football Results
    360 24 Home Football Results DESULTS of football games played in the leagues yesterday are, says Reuter: DIVISION I Birmingham 1 Bolton W. 1 Charlton A. 1 Sreffleld Wed 0 Chelsea 1 Derby Co. 1 Grimsby T. 6 Preston N. E. .4 Leeds U 3 Brentford 1 Liverpool 2 Arsenal 1 Manchester
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    HOME RUGBY
    104 24 ni(.I!V games played at home on Saturday resulted, says Reuter, as follows: Cumberland 3. Northumberland 5. Durham 3. Cheshire 7. Bath 6. Harlequins 5. Bedford 4, Northampton 3. Guy's Hospital 8. Old Alleynians 5. Leicester 22. Old Merchant Taylors 3 London Welsh G. Bridgend 3. Manchester 8. London
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    35 24 MISS Peggy Edwards of Manchester became the new girl champion when she defeated Miss Jacqueline Gordon of Stanmore (London) by 3 and 2 in the final of the Girls' Golf Championship at Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire.
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    114 24 THE United Services Football team are the winners of the Nesri Sembilan Inter Departmental Football League. This league, .which was organised through the efforts of Messrs. A. Kunaretuam and H. W. Mitchell some years affo, is among various government departmental teams in Negri Sembilan. In the group are :—Standing left
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    LEAGUE TABLES
    964 24 DOSITION in the leagues including yesterday's games are: P. W. L. D f. A Pts Portsmouth 13 7 2 4 23 13 18 Grimsby T. 13 7 5* 1 30 26 15 Brentford 13 6 4 3 27 24 15 Derby Co. 13 6 5 2 33 26
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    SLOW GOING ON OPENING DAY OF, PERAK RACES
    1504 25 Two Horses Record First Wins TONY AND WODEN The Sweeps And Totes Well Patronised (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. r<ONTRARY to expectations, the first day of the Perak Turf Club i in-j ooened in fine weather. A large crowd was present,
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    BIG HOCKEY WIN FOR SELANGOR
    557 25 MARTIN'S SIX GCVLS AGAINST NEGRI (From Our Own Correspondent) < Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Cl PERIOKITY in defence and attack, coupled with individual brilliance on the part of C. K. Martin enabled Selangor to inflict a severe defeat on Negri Sembilan in the first inter- State
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    PENANG'S RUGBY WIN AT IPOH FAST THREEQUARTERS CHIEF FACTOR
    223 25 PENANG'S RUGBY WIN AT IPOH FAST THREEQUARTERS CHIEF FACTOR (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 31. A DAZZLING display by T. M. Hart, the Scottish international, playing in the Perak three-quarter line, marked the first encounter of the North Malaya rugby rivals, in which Penang beat Perak by 14 points
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    91 25 A BDULLAHS, Don Juans, Marlammas jockeys and even a reverend were represented in the gala fancy hockey match organised by the Ceylon Sports Club yesterday in aid of the club funds. The match ended in a one-all draw but the result was of no consequence, the match belnjr played in
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    Army Guns Too Strong For Volunteers
    546 25 Army Guns Too Strong For Volunteers Army 37 Volunteers 3. THE Army backs carried too m»V9 guns for the Volunteers in the Rugby game on the Padang yesterday afternoon. Glorious passing gave them a clear margin cf victory. The Volunteers' team included six members of the Singapore Fifteen. Army should
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    118 25 The following have accepted to play hockey for S.C C. vs. Raffles Institution on Monday at Raffles Institution I J. L. Mayger G. E. C. Ash, Lt. D. Me-! Coll: Lt. W. P. M. Allen. H. G. Shaw, i J P. Wood A. G. Baker, J. K. Hobday.
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    SELANGOR PILE UP THE POINTS AGAIN
    486 25 SELANGOR PILE UP THE POINTS AGAIN (From Cur Ov»n C M Kuala Lumpur, i CELAJfGOB ran up another score in an inter-State mate'; ycslerd:;v when they licat Ncgli-lfalacca ly 31 points (five goals, two tries) to nil. A Selangwr victory ted b"en anticipated but tlio Eicla plia^cd cvti. own supporters
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    STATE HOCKEY SIDE CHOSEN
    93 25 <FY?m Our O-.vn C >rrcspondcr.t> 1 Seremban. Saturday. FOLLOWING the match at Kuala Lumpur th!s afternoon, the following were selected to represent Ncgrt Rembilan In major hockey matches p.gainst F.lnpapcre and the Ma'.aya Command n' Singap ire on N->v 7 and 8: Slow: Sgt. Rich and
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    DELAY LIKELY IN BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    818 26 Entries Not Yet Called Placing And Smashing Change Of Shuttles— Best Method For Testing BY OUR BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT TiiL completion of the tournament programme of the Singapore Badminton Association is likely to be further delayed. I understand that entries for the remaining tournaments to be
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    PERAK TURF CLUB.
    108 26 AITIMN MEETING 1956 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1936 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1936 The Subscription for Visiting Member sh;.ll be MEN $5 INDIES $2 for the Meeting or any day thereof. VISITING MEMBERS must be introduced by Members of :hi> Club and MUST APPLY TO THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE. CHENG
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    POST OFFICE CLUB
    598 26 Billiards And Tennis Tournaments The following are results of the Post Office Club's tournaments: Ist Round O. W Jeremiah beat Lim Pitt Man 300—178. BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP (FOUR BALL) 2nd round Scan Teng Peow beat Wan Sulong w.o. Ng Pook Chin beat Ismail H. Abass 300—191, O. W.
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    JOHORE BAHRU TO HOLD TOURNAMENTS
    113 26 (From Our Own Correspondent* At a committee meeting the Johor Bahru Dlstri :t Badminton Association presided over by the vice-president Mr Ng Ngoh Tee. In the absence of ttupresident. Mr. F. M. Still, It was decided to hold th? first annual genera: meeting sometime early
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    9 26 The third company of the Lite Boys' Brigade, Singapore
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    Notes From Selangor
    657 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. CONSIDERABLE interest is centred on the forthcoming badminton matches between Selangor and the neighbouring States Negri Sembilan and Perak which will be played in November and December respectively. Selangor will meet the Negrl at Seremban on Nov. 22, having accepted the
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    17 26 "Victoria" team of the Anglo- u.i.cse Oirls School, Ipoh, which won the basketball chaapionshi? of the school.
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    MUAR BADMINTON
    135 26 Results of the match between the Indo-Ceylonese Association and the Panchor Union Badminton Party at Muar (Panchor first): Singles: Hussin bin Haji Samsudin lost to K. Shanmugam 11—14; 4—14. Lian Van Seng lost to K. Nagalingam 13—13 (4 5), 7—15; Mohamed by Haji Abdullah beat A. Ponampalam 15—12.
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    TO AID POPPY DAY FUNDS
    66 26 (Front Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Mr. J. D. Sundraj, honorary secretary of the Ncgri Sembilan Badminton Association, informs me that a badminton tournament (men's singles and mixed doubles) will be held at King George V School courts in aid of Poppy Day funds. Entries should
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    SEGAMAT'S LOW STANDARD OF BADMINTON
    362 26 SEGAMAT'S LOW STANDARD OF BADMINTON NG YOOK SOON THE CHAMPION (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat. rpHE standard of badminton Is d: A plorably low in the district at the moment. This fact was made evident at the conclusion of the annual tournament last week on the S?gamat Club courts. If
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    20 26 .■\:r. II liar.s tfM, il o Hoa. C Ci. vice president of presiJrnt the Selan.or Ba,- t^'tJ' minton Association, eiation.
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    NEGRI BADMINTON
    85 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ssremban. The Njgri Bembilan bad-: championship.* ihis year hay? not concluded at the time of wrlti. one more event refrains to be pa, d. I understand th.it Se.ai:- ~r will be visitors to Berewban shortly ai d good games should result. As it la
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    MERRY-YOUNGSTERS B.P.
    94 26 MERRY- YOUNGSTERS B.P. The following will represent th? Merry- Youngst?n BP. in a friendly badminton match of fly; sir^'.rs cr.d two doubles against the Mayb ossom B.P. today at 3 p.m. at th; latt* r s court. l.Lcroi i 25. Geyla g ChinThmi Swee. Richard Tan. Johnny Ltm Hcng Lee.
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    UNION SPORTING
    58 26 Members of the U..: 1 Spcrtli A> scciation will regret to barn o death of Mr. Ycj Guan Seng'j n who di:d at her res'd ncrv 171 Cantonment Road en Tuesday. Th* taceral will take p ac 3 today at 10 '5 am. Omnibus wiil leave B:? 3jsa'i
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSN.
    40 26 I Members of the Chinese Friendly I Association arc rtc.ucsted to note t c death of Mr. Tay Oen Seng's mother-in-lav whos? luneral w.ll bo be held I today at 10 a. ir at 171. Ccantonm;nt [Road.
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    FORM OF MALAYA CUP RUGBY TEAMS
    570 27  -  ECHO Services Yet To Be Seen Cross-Country Run Big Success For Soldiers Inter-port Rowing By I" [AST week-end's Rugby matches opened up interesting possibilities, in both North and South. Singapore beat Johore all right, but they were given stout opposition, and next Saturday's Malaya
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    JOHORE BADMINTON TOURNEY
    542 27 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. RAIN caused several ties in the Johcre Badminton Association tournament to be postponed and only six ties *iave been played. In the semi-final of the Junior doubles Wong Siew Keng and Lim See Chang of the Companion Badminton Party had no
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    CYRIL GRENIER
    89 27 Out Of Hockey This Season: Injured (From Our Own Corrcspo:-.c:> r.t I Kuala Lumpur. A serious impairment of Selruigor's hockey strength is Incurred in the ab*«cnce of Cyril Grcnler. who was hurt in a match last week and will have to May away from hockey for the whole
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    53 27 Golf for soccer players has long been accepted as pretty good Irom a training point of view. The Ice-hockey people are beginning to feel the same way about it. Jack Wilkinson, skipper of Wembley Monarchs, is making his team-mates "goh-mlnded" because he Is convinced It will be a great help
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    SEGAMAT SCORES
    119 27 Denny Heads List But Adcock Wins Prize (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat Members of the Segamat Rifle Club have shown good improvement since the first prize shoot early tils year. Mr. J. R. C. Denny, the hon. treasurer, heads the returns for September. He has, however, decided not
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    K.G.C. WOMEN'S FOURSOME
    67 27 The October women's foursome competition at the Keppel Golf Club resulted in a win for Mrs. E F OSullivan and Mrs. E. R. Lubbock. The November women's spoon (stroke) competition will be played on Friday next. The annual general meeting or women members will follow, at 6
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    BOTH SIDES GET 11 POINTS
    213 27 R.A.M.C. vs. 11th "S" BATTERY "THE Rugby match between the I R.A.M.C. and the 11th "S" Battery, Blakan Matl, played at Tanglin yesterday, ended In a draw of II points all, both sides f oring a goal and two tries. The K.A.M.C. had a strong
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    NEGRI HOCKEY
    268 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. /^OOD progress Is being made in Inter-club hockey in Negrl Sembilan and in spite of the uncertain weather, many matches are being played. .Having watched several of the interclub games of late I have noticed a deplorable defect In hitting. Hard hitting in
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    53 27 The winners of the Malacca Government Inter-Departmental Football Shield Competition 1936, The Excise Department. Seated in the centre is Mr. W. Gordon, the Superintendent of Excite and President of the Club, while on his right is Mr. F. A. R. Rodrlgues (sports secretary) and on his left Mr. J. M.
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