The Straits Times, 26 November 1939
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Title Section40 1939-11-26 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION .*■&_•_^Ma>_ m No. 414 Sunday, Nov. 26, 1939 Price 10 Cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 414 Sunday, Nov. 26, 1939 Price 10 Cents40 words
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Article378 1939-11-26 1 British Sweepers Are Reaping Big Harvest Another Scuttled To Avoid Capture NAZI WARSHIP HITS MINE NEAR KIEL AND SINKS A CCORDING to repftrii reaching London Allied naval units hire captured three German car^o boats in South American waters. Another German ship, .'dolph Woenr.an, has been i378 words
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Article183 1939-11-26 1 London, Saturday. DOLIoH prisoners, .-ays a report, are now being incorporated in large numbers in the German army. This action, states Renter, is a direct violation of the Hague Convention which was signed in 1907 by Germany among other nations forbidding belligerents to compel subjects183 words
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Article62 1939-11-26 1 A^ HUMAN skull unearthed near Rattlesnake Sar, California, during mining operations was turned over by the finder to a Chinese miner. The Chinese noticed something flitter, so he took the skull to a stream and washed it. The dirt around the skull contained an ounce of gold,62 words
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Article, Illustration62 1939-11-26 1 <icrman officers have strictly forbidden frontier patrols to fraternise with the Swiss. This is partly to prevent desertion, but chiefly to stop leakage of information. This picture shows, however, that the Germans are not carrying out their officers' instructions. German frontier guards (riffht) are seen accepting cigarettes62 words
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Article, Illustration169 1939-11-26 1 U.S. NAVAL SECRETARY WANTS FLEET IN PACIFIC Washington, Saturday. MR. Charier Edison, acting Secretary the IKS. 19avy, in his annual report advocates the retention of the major portion of the American fleet in the Pacific, as there is afforded the maximum opportunity for tactical training. Mr. Edison169 words
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Article, Illustration26 1939-11-26 1 Mr. Joha Milner Bailey, son of Sir Abe Bailey, and Muriel Mullings, formerly wife of Count Alexander Orlowski, were married recently at Caxton Hall, London.26 words
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334 1939-11-26 1 Quiet In France Raids Over Shetlands London, Saturday. •"THE Western Front has passed another uneventful night, the enly notable action being a repute of an enemy raid to the east of the Moselle in which the French took a few prisoners. The Royal Air Force received no reports of anyReuter - 334 words
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Article, Illustration57 1939-11-26 1 Field-Marshal Baron Carl Gtisiau von Mannerheim. the grand old man w'io saved Finland from the Bolsheviks 19 years ago, will be. come the virtual. tU^tdtor of Finland should Russia ai'ack her smaller neighbour. President Kallio has signed a decree c r -.aling Field-Marshal Mannerheim "Defender of Finland' if rinland has57 words
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393 1939-11-26 1 Seizure Of German Exports To Begin Tuesday London, Saturday. IT is understood the Order-in-Council permitting the seizure of German exports is likely to be issued on Tuesday and will not be delayed on account of the representations of certain neutral states, although the Order will be applied in such a393 words
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Article79 1939-11-26 1 London, Saturday. CINCE the outbreak of war the Admiralty has so far reported 1,562 men killed. The ?.I°rchant Marine has lost 259 men, 170 by l'-boat action and 89 by mines. The R.A.F. have 370 dead tuti missing, of whom probably less than one third were lost due79 words
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Advertisement179 1939-11-26 1 CHOOSE! FOR YOUR S HI RTS PYJAMAS TOOTALLS NEW STRIPES CHECKS CHOTIRMALL S 41-43, HIGH ST. ll fi M~r? u-eqjuHJx... Every lovely co.ffure owes Its beauty to healthy hair; for, as all good hairdressers agree, hair that ls healthy takes a permanent .^^B^ wave better, keeps a permanent wave longer179 words
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242 1939-11-26 2 Goebbels Tells Another Fairy Story London, Saturday. TpHE Times Rotterdam correspon- dent says he learns that the German peace proposals, wliich Mr. Stevens and Mr. Best were examining when they were kidnapped by Gestapo agents from Dutch territory on Nov. 9, had as their basis the maintenance of the presentReuter - 242 words
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Article330 1939-11-26 2 Three Plots Against Hitler In A Year CONFIRMATION of reports of an ever-growing spirit of revolt and anti-Nazi unrest in Germany, even among Hitler's trusted Black Guards and Gestapo (secret police), is given by the Swedish Press, which reveals that two plots against Hitler's life were330 words
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170 1939-11-26 2 Neutrals To Demand Compensation From Germany IN Holland, public opinion has become indignant following the return of some survivors of tbe Dutch steamer Sliedrecht (5.133 tons) sunk by a German submarine. They had had a terrible ordeal as they had spent more than a week in an open boat living170 words
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107 1939-11-26 2 Bucharest, Saturday. •"PHE new Cabinet has taken the oath of allegiance to King Carol. In liis declaration of policy at the ceremony. M. Tatarescu, the new Prime Minister, stated that his Government would organize the military and material forces of the country in the interests ofReuter - 107 words
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Article47 1939-11-26 2 Ottawa, Saturday. CANADA'S war effort is limited only by Canada's capacity to perform, declared the Finance Minister, Col. Rals'.on, in a broadcast last night. He said Canada's programme for th? first y»ar of the war was estimated to cost £63,000,000.— Reut or47 words
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Article85 1939-11-26 2 King And Queen At Final Rehearsal London, Saturday. THE King and Queen paid an unexpected and informal visit yesterday to the Theatre Royal to see the final rehearsal of the concert parties which will be leaving this week to entertain the troops in France. The King85 words
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52 1939-11-26 2 New York, Saturday. /^•ERMANY has released several nonAmerican neutral vessels with cargoes for the United States, according to a Washington dispatch. It is understood the vessels were released after the United States has submitted affidavits that the cargoes were not intended for re-export to belligerentReuter - 52 words
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Article32 1939-11-26 2 The Hague, Saturday. HOLLANDS valuable art treasures are to be concealed in special repositories in the sar.d dunes to protect them from damage in war-time, according to an offlc'.al announcement.32 words
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50 1939-11-26 2 London, Saturday IN the course of registration of customers in 1 connection with the forthcoming rationing of butter and bacon, shopkeepers have carried out the heavy task of collecting more than 120,000,000 counterfoils. The sorting nt this enormous number of returns now going on.— British Wireless.British Wireless - 50 words
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Article, Illustration54 1939-11-26 2 Several villages were marooned when the waters in some parls oi Bedfordshire reached a depth of six feet, caused by the overflowing of the River Ouse. The picture shows Mrs. Sarah Adams, aged 85, an invalid, being rescued from the floods. In the punt in the54 words
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79 1939-11-26 2 "SUPPLIES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD" London, Saturday. THE Ministry of Supply has placed 1 orders totalling £183,000,000 in the first 80 days of the war, says Mr. Leslie Burgln. He adds "We are only at a beginning. We are rapidly mobilising the vast raw material and Industrial resources79 words
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107 1939-11-26 2 Zurich, Saturday. •"THE whole fortune of Fritz Thyssen. German steel magnate and a former supporter of Hitler, has been confiscated by the Nazis, according to the Berlin correspondent of the new Zuercher Zeitung. Frlte Thysaen, who was reported on Sept. 21 to have fled from107 words
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Article86 1939-11-26 2 THE latest additions to the Gestapo story, about Elser, who is alleged to have confessed to being the culprit In the Munich beer cellar explosion, published in the Berlin newspaper Voelkischer Beobachter, declare that when he was arrested Elser had fifteen documents with lists ofReuter - 86 words
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Article44 1939-11-26 2 CROM all parts of South Africa men of Irish blood are volunteering for the newlyformed Ist South African Irish Brigade Thoughout tbe country there la a rood sprinkling both of Irishmen and of South Africans of Irish descent.— British Wireless.British Wireless - 44 words
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Article160 1939-11-26 2 German Lies About India Exposed London, Saturday. MAZI propagandists have been making some rather wild statements about conditions in India with a view to providing alleged "iniquities of British rule." A typical example Is an assert* on that there are 40,000,000 unemployed in India. No comprehensive Indian unemployment statistics exist,British Wireless - 160 words
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Article43 1939-11-26 2 I Berlin. Saturday. N accordance with the International Olympic Committee's ruling that a belligerent nation is not allowed to stage the games, the German Olympic Committee has formally abandoned staging the winter sports Olympics scheduled for Garmlsch-Partenkirch-en In February.43 words
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Article73 1939-11-26 2 Birmingham. Saturday CTVE telephone boxes were damaged by three explosions and a post office pillar box was set on fire last night. They are believed to be the result of the illegal Irish Republican army's activities. No one was injured. Eight telephone boxes and two police call boxesReuter - 73 words
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Article302 1939-11-26 2 How Germany Hopes To Evade Blockade London, Saturday. THE German authorities have intensified their campaign to blackmail the neutral states into assisting; them to evade the British blockade, states the Daily Telegraph's special correspondent at Copenhagen. The correspondent learns that German agents are at presentReuter - 302 words
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Advertisement809 1939-11-26 2 Or i_i S J*& 4 Sw*"WKu^V*J3 This rule should be written up in Ry*Wf !fw^^V f^ every nomc ~f° r In ne f Cleanliness 3. J/ lhc utmost importance to health. fcri Jxy^f^Lwr/J^V whcß s°** have Bchicv< d th t '"'PPf Cfi-^T^K^J^T^ sate of affairs internally will you begin ri|809 words
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Article702 1939-11-26 3 "PUPPET FISH HOOKED BUT NOT LANDED" London, Saturda>. FT YEN the grave prcdicaMat of Europe cannot altogether etaewt the drama beiaf played out in the Far East, si.vs The Times in an editorial to-day. The Japanese armies remain embedded in the Chinese morass. Their great autumn702 words
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226 1939-11-26 3 Madman Kills Host Thought He Was A Goat in Our Own Correspondent* Ipoh, Saturday. WOW an escaped Malay lunatic killed *~A his host under the delusion his "oat was described at an I'iquest to-day on the victim, ar. Indian convert to Islam named Peese. The lunatic escaped from custody at226 words
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Article130 1939-11-26 3 FOLLOWING an examination eertiefneiency have been at the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School to: Senior < Imi a h uwed Absolute Class: Clio.- non'; Yew (dJst.), Chan Kwok Minß <di -i. i. Sco Futt Seong (dlst.t, Wo. Cheonif «Ust.>, Eni Ah Koon fdl^ Koong Kee Sun idist. i. Kirn130 words
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Article73 1939-11-26 3 f \:PLETED before the European war broke cut. "Espionage Agent," the Warner Bro.-;. picture which had a midnight premiere at the Alhambra List night, ls a timely story of the United States foreign service. It is one of the most thrilling spy ftorle.s ever told on the screen.73 words
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Article27 1939-11-26 3 The S.C.R.C. held their sixth nnnurtl tournament dinner at the S.C.R.C. clubhouse last ni;Tht. The dinner was followed by a dane? at the New World27 words
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Article22 1939-11-26 3 More than 403 members and guests d Raffles College Union's ■econd annual dance, held at the Col[all last night22 words
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Article35 1939-11-26 3 THE Lord Mayor's Red Cross fund has now £703.000, the latent contributions ln.uiother £225 from the people of Fiji I their total rontrib'itlnns to dare to c an W.ooo— British Wireless.British Wireless - 35 words
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52 1939-11-26 3 AMONG the wedding presents received by a bride and bridegroom i < Eastleigh, Hampshire, was a mini-t-'ure shirt, complete with a tiny tie. The gift was accompanied by a note suggesting that the husband, who is in the Army, should "hang it on52 words
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Article74 1939-11-26 3 (From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, Saturday. PLEADING suilty to being a member of an unlawful society, the AntiEnemy Backing-Up Society. Lee Wai Tcng, a barber, was ■sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Sheikh Abu Bakar, second magistrate, to-day. It was stated Lee was74 words
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Article82 1939-11-26 3 "EfcOOM for Two" a stage farce by Gilbert Wakefleld which ls still running in England, was given last right by the Repertory Players at the Victoria Memorial Hall, and was handled with efficient case. C. Crawford-Lawson, Dorothy Levison, Alan D. Dant and Janet La .son, head the82 words
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Article46 1939-11-26 3 H McKNIGHT, proprietor of the •California Sandwiche Shoppe, was yesterday fined $6 in the Singapore fifth police court when he pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to close his premises between the hours of 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. on Oct. 29.46 words
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Article361 1939-11-26 3 Wang ChingWei Regime Plan Hitch TTHE inauguration of a pro-Japan- ese central government of China by the merger of all puppet regimes in Japanese-occupied territories is beset with difficulties. This has been openly admitted by Wang Ching-wei, the pro-Japanesr px-Kuomintang leader who is to head the new regime, in an361 words
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Article60 1939-11-26 3 Reshuffle Pending In Chungking Chungking. Saturday. lI7HILE rumours of impending changes in the personnel of the Chinese Government persist, Reuter is reliably informed tHat such reports are nothing more than mere conjecture. These rumours have been prevalent in Chungking following the dosing of th e sixth plenary session of theReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration36 1939-11-26 3 Dr. H. Frank above >. German Minister without Portfolio. has been appointed "Governor for the Occupied Polish Territories." His deputy is Dr. Seyss-Inquart. ic'io teas Hitler's agent in the Na:i conaucsi of Austria36 words
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Advertisement425 1939-11-26 3 TAN-QUEK.— Mr. Tan See Tee. 4th son of Mrs. Tan Joo Khim (nee Madam Goh Nia Chikr of Spore and the late Mr. Tan Joo Khim, and Miss Maggie Quck, sth daughter of Mr. and Mrs Quek Chip Yeow of S pore, at the United Chinese Library on Sunday Nov.425 words
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Advertisement19 1939-11-26 3 A DELICIOUS BREAKFAST PRESERVE Stocked by PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES Adit, of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. W.P.S. 1.-419 words
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Miscellaneous238 1939-11-26 3 In Singapore To-day CINEMAS ALHAMBRA: I was a Captive of Nazi Germany with Iscbel Lillian Steele. il a.m. 3 15 6.15 and 9.15 CAPITOL: Good Girls Go To Paris. 3 15, 6.15 and 9.15. CATHAT: Captain Fury with Brian Aherne. 11 am 3.15. C.15 and 9.15. PAVILION: Fast, and Loose238 words
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Advertisement692 1939-11-26 4 Every Pro^rtssive free thinking Peace-loving iK'rson must see this picture! 4 SHOWS TO-DAY A V lI A MQR A 11 „,n. 3.15, 6-15 9-15 ALltlAI*lI»IiA i* I \^^F M AMAZING m J m mr% ii 1 f f i -1 Ife STORY! SU?**^ fftftff? 9 TRUTKFUL li»^w f mmLJ+Jmmto^ picture*692 words
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Advertisement697 1939-11-26 4 HERE'S SOME RAW STEAK FOX THAT BUCKEYE... WANT SOME FRIED ONIONS ON IT? THOSE ROWDY ROMANTIC SWEETHEARTS, 808 AND ROSALIND. ARE ON THE LOOSE AGAIN IN M.G.Ms RIT-HOARING COMEDY: BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! i— jfrliJfl jPAVIUOH 815^5 TODAY I ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROSALIND RUSSELL t SOLVING iWMII AS FA6T AS697 words
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Advertisement396 1939-11-26 4 Everybody's Talking About ihis grand comedy SEASON EXTENDED OWING TP SUCCESS! j. v-, 'fH»U&| Saucy; Snoopy! The ONLY vH COMEDY SHOW IN TOWN! IfS capital F^jflflK JOAN BLONDELL T MELVYN DOUGLAS Jrj Columbia's C<nn««<i\ liit WIW^W GOOD GIRLS Hll II G0 T0 PARIS Wr latest Gaumont BRITISH NEWS I l^^K^K"396 words
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Article, Illustration278 1939-11-26 5 Jittery Joe's Film Is Just A Flop T\R. JOSEPH GOEBBELS, Nazi Minister of Propaganda, is alarmed. In fact, he has become Jittery Joe. He is making frantic efforts, after his recent period of disgrace, to regain the favour of Herr Hitler ('Agitated Adolf) and Marshal Ooering Hopeless Hermann"). His latest278 words
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Article34 1939-11-26 5 Hollywood. LAURENCE OLIVIER, the English Shakespearean actor and film star, is to play the name part in "Disraeli." a new film to be made on the career of the statesman.34 words
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Article, Illustration520 1939-11-26 5 /CLARENCE KOLB and Ronald Sinclair have been engaged for important roles in Columbia's screen version of the flrst of the Margaret Sidney Lothrop series of best sellers, "The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew." Edith Fellows will play the starring role of Polly. Other members of the520 words
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Article, Illustration142 1939-11-26 5 JOHN Monk Saunders has sold Paramount and Producer Arthur Hornblow, Jr., a sensational original story entitled Battalion of Death," which will go into production at the earliest possible moment with a cast of major importance. Suggested by news dispatches from war-menaced Paris, the story deals with the organization142 words
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Advertisement721 1939-11-26 5 Get Rid of Ugly Fat To Win i £i Your Man New Scientific Slimming y& i r £T ai n 0 drMtlc dletlnt or ercU v nM Treatment Dissolves a K^Mfek. World Wide Success m m <Hk Although dljcovered only eighteen months ago rOUnO OF rOf A Day Formode has721 words
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Advertisement311 1939-11-26 5 mo l ft v fl n P<UUHR GENUINE ■££k9 S\ A I AY A N THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT. DUTY FREE into GT. BRITAIN. Only obtainable from: MAYNARD CO.. LTD.. Singapore. Also From Malayan Pewter Co Kuala Lumpur. The Dispensary (1929) Ltd Penang. The George Town Dispensary Ltd. Malacca. Charles311 words
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Article78 1939-11-26 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. DESCRIBED wa" regular bad hat," a young Chinese named Teo Kee Ling was sentenced to a month's hard labour by Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat magistrate, for theft of a radio aerial. The police said that the accused stole the78 words
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Article45 1939-11-26 6 When Mr. Teh Koon Aik, of Sanitary Board, Klang, goes to the office of the Malay Regiment, Port Dlckson, on transfer at the end of this month, he will be succeeded by Mr. Wong Chow Kwong, of the P.W.D., Kuala Lumpur, writes our Klang correspondent.45 words
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145 1939-11-26 6 Snatch-Thief On Bicycle Sent To Gaol VTEO Cheng Hock, a young Chinese, was yesterday sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Fifth Police Court, when he was convicted on a charge of theft of a handbag from a Chinese girl, Elizabeth Phang, in Orchard Road on Nov. 17.145 words
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Article, Illustration98 1939-11-26 6 Malayan Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McCombie after their marriage at Christ Church, Malacca. The bride was formerly Miss Isobel Katherine Giles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Giles, of Edinburgh. She was until recently attached to the nursing staff of the Gzneral Hospital, Malacca. Mr. Chen Hon Nyan,98 words
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Article95 1939-11-26 6 I JSE of the name of the Malaya Patriotic Fund in appeals for support for any form of entertainment or in any other connection ran only be m;.dc with the sanction of the secretary or chairman of the executive committee of the fund in95 words
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544 1939-11-26 6 Waiting For Sanitary Board To Formulate Its Policy (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE difficulty of the Midlands Urban Co-operative Union going ahead with a scheme for a dairy society, which it proposed in 1935, until the Sanitary Board had formulated its544 words
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79 1939-11-26 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. MOHAMAD Jusoh bin Awang, police dog shooter, Muar, was produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad, magistrate, and charged with having directly accepted an illegal gratification from Chow Lav Chan, as a motive for forbearing an official act. After the79 words
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56 1939-11-26 6 A CHARGE of housebreaklng In Sembawang Road on Tuesday in order to steal $7, was explained to two soldiers of the R.A. (Changi), Francis Merriman and W. Crowder, in the Singapore third court yesterday. They were allowed personal ball of $100, when the case was56 words
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Article38 1939-11-26 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. A GAMES afternoon will be held by the Rotary Club at the Residency on Dec. 8. Apart from side-shows and mahjong there will bo tennis, badminton, darts and clock golf.38 words
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Article127 1939-11-26 6 "BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN DROWNED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. A VERDICT of "believed to have been drowned was returned by Mr. J. O. Rappoport, sitting as coroner in the Malacca police court, at the preliminary inquiry into the presumed death of a Cantonese, Chew Ah Pun. who was127 words
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Article58 1939-11-26 6 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Caught gambling with a pack of cards on a five-foot way at Pogoh village, five Tamils made their appearance before Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at. the Segamat magistrate. Each was given the option of a $4 fine, or three days' imprisonment. Money found58 words
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Advertisement731 1939-11-26 6 FAMOUS DOCTORS PRAISE KIDNEY MEDICINE That Acts In 24 Hours To End RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, NEURITIS, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, NERVOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, CIRCLES UNDER EYES, LOSS OF ENERGY and APPETITE, PUFFY ANKLES, BURNING, SMARTING > PASSAGES and GETTING UP NIGHTS, etc. Who should know better than fully qualified medical men, who study In731 words
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Article, Illustration762 1939-11-26 7 ,-By [The Onlooker A NAME that has been in the news during the past week or so is that of Mr. L. B. Gibson, the SolicitorGeneral, who conducted the inquiry into the loss of the British India vessel Sirdhana in a Singapore minefield. Mr. Gibson, who is762 words
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Advertisement181 1939-11-26 7 Tfu Blood is tfu Stream of Life." gMja IMPURE BLOO- is the root cauw of f kin p"3? Diseases, Boils Ecze-.a, Rashes, Ulcers, Sores, Painful 'oints. Rneumatlc com- /^fs3«j^^^\ plaints. Unless the blood is cleansed of j jft j impurities and poisons, the arteries and internal organs are damaged, causing181 words
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Advertisement742 1939-11-26 7 Restore Youthful Vigour To Glands in 24 Hours New Discovery Brings Pleasures of Life to Men 9 Who Feel Old Before pL-v Their Time mhk, Do you feel older than you are? Are you 10'^^V^^fl) I lacking In youthful animation? Do you en- V, m *^M joy the society of742 words
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Miscellaneous454 1939-11-26 7 CONTRACT BRIDGE THERE Is an old Bridge maxim to the r>_- HPT-fl? PYM TR ACI?Q effect that a player should never D J nCj ruujv finesse for a Queen when holding nine cards of the suit in the combined hcnds. his Jack of spades, then played the King As in454 words
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Article1812 1939-11-26 8 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By LIGHTS were blazing in The Other Sparrow's nest, and The Sparrow, glad of a chance to make a call, swerved on his way to the Treetops Club and banged on the door. "Hoi, gorgeous," shouted The Sparrow. "Don't you know there's a war1,812 words
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Advertisement421 1939-11-26 8 BHddH W'^ 1 rKJtJrVaA ran service station, Geylang Road. Singapore. 1 7F3 TONG LAM Co. Purveyorz to the British Army A Navy. Ship-Chandlers A General Store-Keepers. ALL KINDS OF POULTRY FOOD are available at all times. T'-legraphlc Addrecs:— "PHEASANT" SINGAPORE. Tdr phone No. 7328 23-25, Roblnsm Rd., Spore. G.P.O. Box421 words
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Advertisement172 1939-11-26 8 M you advise to 1 B Ms^Ll sit' -.^t&~ is the answer^^H^^^ During convalescence, Angier's bowel irregularities, promotes norEmulsion is invaluable for healing mal, healthy appetite, overcomes and strengthening the weakened nervous depression, and greatly system. After pleurisy, bronchitis, increases vitality, or any illness affecting the chest or Prescribed by172 words
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Advertisement640 1939-11-26 8 HERE'S SOMETHING THAT'S BETTER THAN COD LIVER OIL! Tasteless, flesh-forming tablets for thin people All who are too thin and weigh far too little for their peace of mind, know that if only they could take enough Cod Liver Oil, they might begin to put on a pound or two640 words
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64 1939-11-26 9 Christmas Fare For Troops In Penang From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Saturday. A COMMITTEE has been formed in Penang for providing comforts and amenities to His Majesty's Forces stationed here. An appeal has been made to the public for a sum of not less than $500 to provide Christmas fare64 words
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Article157 1939-11-26 9 VI7HEN the Government tried to buy 250,000 woollen vests at short notice from manufacturers' stocks, only 60,000 could be obtained. Officials of the Ministry of Supply then visited more than 120 firms and in four days had requisitioned over 200,000 vests not previously offered to the Government. Mr.157 words
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55 1939-11-26 9 NEWS has been received in Amsterdam that 76-year-old Princess Marie Radziwill, formerly Countess Branicka. was shot by the Russian;, when they invaded Poland. Her castle has been converted by the Russians into a museum, adds the message. Prince Janusz Radziwill was reported last month to55 words
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Article33 1939-11-26 9 Mr. H. B. Christophers, manager of Jementah Estate, has left on six months' leave. Prior to his departure, he was entertained to a farewell tea party by the staff, writes our Segamat correspondent.33 words
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Article, Illustration25 1939-11-26 9 Mr. H. M. Des*i, deputy manager of the Scindia Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Bombay, who is now in Singapore on a business visit.25 words
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Article54 1939-11-26 9 "STOLE DOG FOR FOOD," GAOLED CTATING that he was unemplo ed, had nothing to eat, and stole the dog to eat it, Leong Poey, aged 31, was sentenced to five weeks* simple imprisonment In the Singapore second court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to stealing a dor worth $20 from54 words
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212 1939-11-26 9 Singapore Man's Romanized Mandarin (By a Chinese Correspondent) A SYSTEM of romanizing Mandarin the Chinese national language which is likely o have an effect on the future of tlu Amplified language of China, has been developed by Mr. Fu Kwang Tet, a Singapore dentist. There are several good Mandarin text212 words
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Article182 1939-11-26 9 A STORY of an Intensely human drama net without a saving touch of humour was told by a 13-year-old schoolboy, one of the survivors of the steamer Yorkshire, sunk with heavy loss of life in midOctober. The boy, Cyril Dixon, a soldier's son, was returning182 words
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Article70 1939-11-26 9 Sentenced At Geneva Geneva. IHRGINIA Capt, a former dancer, who was arrested here in the summer on a charge of espionage for a foreign Power against France has been sentenced to five years' penal servitude, with 10 yeaw' loss of civic rights. Capt, half70 words
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242 1939-11-26 9 Raised Voice Is Rude Voice On The Phone (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. IF you could hear your own voice over the telephone you would be surprised. It might even be an unpleasant surprise." declared Mr. Chan Choo Tiong, vice-president or the Malacca Rotary Club in a talk on242 words
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Article60 1939-11-26 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. ABDUL Manap bin Haji Abdul Samad was produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad, Muar magistrate, and charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of $28 cash last January. Accused claimed trial and the case was postponed to Nov. 30 pending further60 words
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Article31 1939-11-26 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 24. LOCAL contributions to the Malaya Patriotic Fund now total $159,032.98 according to an announcement by the Chartered Bank.31 words
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Advertisement526 1939-11-26 9 'COULD HARDLY MOVE WITH PAIN' now absolutely free Damp, tropical heat gave this ship's stewardess such agonising aches and pains that she could hardly move, but three doses of a natural remedy put her right. Read this grateful letter. "This is what Fynnon Salt did for me. When going through526 words
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Advertisement973 1939-11-26 9 Ho! F ushes and Change of Life Overcome for Women New Discovery Brings 24- Mo v n m., Nervy r-^^^(Headachw Hour Relief From Nervousness, Giddiness, Heart Palpi- Hoi Flushes^ 0 tation, Fear, Loss of Energy, Night Sweats, Numbness of Giddinessvfl I Haart Hands and Feet, Etc. iV BwPalpitatioi Women Fee/973 words
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Article545 1939-11-26 10 The Straits Times Opinion EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. Practice After Retirement In the Federal Council last week an Unofficial member took the Government to task for permitting a former head of the Mines Department to retire in this country and to practise his profession. The member545 words
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Article315 1939-11-26 10 Notorious Shanghai Gangster 7ANG YU-CHING, better known as "Two Ton Zang," the burly ex-butcher and proJapanese ganster, formerly operating from the New Asia Hotel in Hongkew, who is wanted by the International Settlement police for many bombings and shootings in Shanghai after the conclusion of the hostilities,315 words
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Article, Illustration29 1939-11-26 10 A contemplated shorter route to the Orient from Canada and United States. This route brings Hong Kon? and Malaya 1,000 miles nearer the Western Hemisphere.29 words
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Article325 1939-11-26 10 ARE THEY NEEDED IN CITY CENTRE? rE Singapore Chinese Christian Association decided at its last debate in favour of bicycle stands >.i congested areas in town being provided by the Municipality. Mr. K. T. Ooi, presided and the motion was "That in the interest of the325 words
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Article80 1939-11-26 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. THE Seremban Sanitary Board has done useful work in beautifying the town of Seremban, which already enjoys the reputation of a well-planned town. Improvements have recently been made to the vicinity of the Seremban market and the introduction of pot palms adds80 words
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Article31 1939-11-26 10 The Police Band will play to-day at Botanic Gardens at 8.30 p.m.: March, Singapore (S. Chapman); Overture. Zampa (Herold); Selection, Rigoletto (Verdi); Valse, Estudlantina (Waldteufel); Selection, Top Hat (Berlin).31 words
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123 1939-11-26 10 R.A.F. OFFICER TO BROADCAST ON BOMBERS A TALK on "The Modern Bomber by an officer of the Royal Air Force will be broadcast from the Singapore radio station tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The much-discussed Bomber vs. Battleship controversy will be touched upon in this talk, and other points discussed will123 words
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Article139 1939-11-26 10 (Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 Klang. AT the twenty-fourth general meeting of the A Straits Chinese Benevolent Institution, Klang, the following were elected officebearers: President, Mr. Soon Llew Swec; vice-president, Mr. Low Hln Seng; honorary secretary and treasurer, Mr. Woon Chov Kit; honorary assistant secretary, Mr. Khoo139 words
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Article56 1939-11-26 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. r[E Chinese community of Negri Sembilan recently sent to China $15,000 in Straits currency towards the China Relief Fund. The total money sent from Negri Sembilan since the outbreak of hostilities in China is $700,000 in Chinese currency and an additional56 words
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Article55 1939-11-26 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. THE transfer of Mr. J. S. H. Cunyng- ham Brown, the Seremban magistrate, to Tampln in place of Mr. H. A. L. Luckham, has been cancelled. Mr. L. C. Simpson Gray, who arrived in Seremban to take Mr. Cunyngham Brown's place, will go55 words
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387 1939-11-26 10 1,000 Miles Cut From Present Journey r\N the west coast of the United States, commercial aviation is about to have a new trade route to the Orient by way of the Arctic. The new proposed commercial air route will travel over the Arctic to Asia and the fertile tradelands of387 words
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Advertisement736 1939-11-26 10 The NEW WORLD CABARET d^K TODAY TIFFIN DANCE 130 to 430 p.m. Admisiion Free. jS^f TONIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT Admiision 50 cU. flvp PIANO TUNING -REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 212, Orchard Rd. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PROVIDES H^ TROUBLE FREE TRAVEL TRY OUR TAIIORINO OUR WORLD WIDE TRAVEL736 words
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Advertisement15 1939-11-26 10 SINGAPORE NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE From £116/5/K P. M. LINE, (Incorp. in Holland) Phone 5451.15 words
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232 1939-11-26 11 Widespread Risings And Sabotage Planned THE Rand newspaper, the Star, 1 has published remarkable disclosures, authenticated from official sources, about the intensification of Nazi activity in South Africa immediately before the war. These disclosures show this activity had as its first object the232 words
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Article, Illustration45 1939-11-26 11 An afternoon concert by special invitation of the Yuvaraj cf Mysore was held recently at the Dorchester Hotel in London. Left to right Mrs. Vasahundra Dcvi, who sang to the guests, the Yuvaraj of Mysore, and Sir George and Lady Frankenstein.45 words
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Article54 1939-11-26 11 SCHOOLS have been forbidden to teach religion in those areas of Polanrt which have been annexed by Kussla. Anti-God films are being ihown In the cinemas. Russian Is being introduced as the main language. Land is being divided up. Each peasant gets 12 acres, one54 words
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Article126 1939-11-26 11 IN the House of Commons Mr. Sloan (Lab., Ayr and Bute) asked the Secretary for War if he was aware that Private Robert James, of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, stationed at Hawick. was sentenced to seven days' confinement to barracks for picking up126 words
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Article51 1939-11-26 11 F>R the first time in the history of Buckfast Abbey, Devon, five monks have cast off their sombre black habits and gone out Into the world. They are now chaplains with the Britisn troops "Somewhere in France." They wear uniform and have taken the rank of51 words
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Article65 1939-11-26 11 AL JONES, of Milwaukee, is bUnd— yet he plays a better than average game of golf. His best score to date is 92 for 18 holes, and he once did nine holes in 41. A caddy or a playing partner helps him on the course, placing him65 words
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Article, Illustration21 1939-11-26 11 SIR Muhammad ZafruUah Khan, the Indian delegate to the London conference of Ministers, carrying his gas mask.21 words
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Article87 1939-11-26 11 Two Thousand Million Go By Bus WHICH is London's most used means of transport bus, tram or tube? Lord Ashfleld, of the London Passenger Transport Board, gives the answer. It Is the bus, to which should be linked the motor-coach. In his report for the year ended June 30 last87 words
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Article55 1939-11-26 11 NEGOTIATIONS to transform the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg into an International military hospital centre are proceeding between the Grand Duchy and the belligerents. Various plans are being considered, It is learned in Brussels. The scheme would constitute a firstclass guarantee of respect for Luxemburg neutrality55 words
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Article85 1939-11-26 11 400 From Paris In Front Line pATHOLIC priests figured promin- ently in the French casualties in the early operations on the Western Front. Canon Pasteau, of the Paris diocese, has now Riven the reason. More than 500 priests from the parishes of Paris were mobilized, and more85 words
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Article47 1939-11-26 11 THE King has approved the following appointments as his Aides-dc-Camp: Colonel (Temp. Brigadier) S. T. Lucey, late The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire), with effect from Oct. 2. Colonel (Temp. Brigadier) A. P. Gamier, late the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, with effect from Oct. 14.47 words
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Article174 1939-11-26 11 180 Neutrals Killed By Germany THE total number of neutral subjects killed by Germany since the beginning of the war at sea was revealed in an Admiralty statement received in Singapore yesterday. More than 180 neutral lives have been lost by enemy action at sea, says this statement; and 140174 words
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40 1939-11-26 11 MAJOR Sir John Reginald Nob'e Graham, a V.C. of the last war, was gazetted last night as a secondlieutenant. He won the V.C. In Mesopotamia for helping to carry ammunition to a machine-gun though wounded.40 words
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Article73 1939-11-26 11 In the 17th Century He Had Corps of Correspondents FE discovery that the 17th century Emperor Aurangzeb, last of the great Mogul Emperors of India, was kept informed of the affairs of State by an official daily "newspaper" has been made as a result of searches in the73 words
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Article464 1939-11-26 11 SURAT PERKHABARAN MEL AY U News In Malay IT is suggested that readers should cut oat this news in Malay and hand it to Malay members of their households, thus helping to keep the Malay population informed about, the progress of the war. Nov. 39, 1939. I EB£_H daripada 200464 words
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Advertisement62 1939-11-26 11 DRINK MORE BPPS rnnn T^fTT ie i P^_^^^s Vj \J\JU lUli-iJS. J^^SF-'lm&* Genuine Mountain (lfK?\ l^&rZ&^x Milk always reedy for mr^c^v^SsS^^*'' use, but absolutely A never ceasing source S&wMl of healthy and delightful refreshment a palatable drink with all the properties of a nourishing and sus- taining food < BEAR62 words
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Advertisement653 1939-11-26 11 > "'-\'^i J __/^__Tl_____i Starves You Of Health -You Need Yeast-Vite Does the picture here Illustrate a VCACT uitc ie whennonm r>me?ArethereUme3 TtAST-VITE IS LIFE! be you have to pass ?oocUoos "by"^. Ifc contains Just those elements of cause of after-suffering. Are there well-being without which Health and times when653 words
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Article743 1939-11-26 12 Good Demand Prices Rise In All Sections rE feature of the past week's local markets was the sharp advance in the price of rubber shares and the demand which developed toward the weekend for nearly all issues. This demand has broadened every day and eventually the743 words
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Article1304 1939-11-26 12 Fraser And Co's List SAT 11' DAY, NOV. 25, 1939: 1 P.M. MM Buyer* Seller* Ampat Tin '4s) 4s 9d 5s 3d Austral AnUiL (Ss) 8s 4V,d 6s 10% Austral Malay 37s 39a Ayer Hltam 24s 3d 25s 3d x.d. Ayer Weng ($1) .90 .991,304 words
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272 1939-11-26 12 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Books Singapore, Not. 25, 1 p.m. Total tor Company Dividend Glow TIM A. Hltam 10% lets tax Not. 8 Bangjln 5% Int. less tax Oct. 27 Jelebu 5% Not. 21 Kamuntlng Tin 5% flr 1 leu tax Not. 17 Katu 6d. No. 22 6d.272 words
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Article99 1939-11-26 12 Singapore, nn, own. Buyers Seller* 'epper White Muntok $18.00 White $17.50 Black 8.50 'opro Mixed $4.05 Sun Dried $4.40 'affO Flour No. 1 Llngga $610 $6.10 Pair $6.00 16.00 Sarawak $6.25 elotong Palembang $12.50 Banja $12.50 Sarawak $13.00 "apioca Small Flake $10.00 Pair Flake 9.50 Medium-Flake JlO99 words
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Article89 1939-11-26 12 Saturday, Nov. 25, noon. Bayers Sellers Prices Prices No. IX K.S.S. (Spot loose) 10-, 40)» No. IX R.S.S- f.o.b in cases Nov.-Dec. (Sellers Option) §t% 40% G.F.A.Q. RS.S. f.o.h In tales Nor.-Dec. (Sellers Option) MX 40<* F.A.O. K.S.S fob In hales Not. -Dec. (Sellers Option)89 words
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Advertisement909 1939-11-26 12 IF YOU ARE ILL-RUNDOWN NERVOUS-WEAK-DEPRESSED^^^^H SUFFER STOMACH DlST^^f^^^H] I^^"^ Wyta* «W My little girl is o v f--H new child since 1 M which were prel/r WL -v snnbed by our Bt i^ %i\ l amil V vhysikII li I*l ff%V% I\\ dan. She Had is^^LL If IK fI D\909 words
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Advertisement152 1939-11-26 12 jnZ^L-^/^^K 4T UEN maß ««rri«a s» rajatoat Us responsibility toward* a life more precious —^H t&an I*m own. ij^&BESfr .urround Us wife wWt lorta* ear* the «U V^~ W^ K k"* d r l 0 n PP ort W» eUMrea until they %(^^TJR]Hjl<]llJJ\i I Bui tbera <MM wa D< oni152 words
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Article419 1939-11-26 13 WorkOfThe Sweepers Destroyers TROM the rain-swept bridge of a mine-sweeper out at sea I have just watched speeding destroyers and anti-sub-marine patrols "on the hunt" after the U-boat, writes A. J. McWhinnie, "Daily Herald" naval correspondent. Overhead, a flying-boat roared. An enemy submarine had been detected419 words
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Article161 1939-11-26 13 Armlets For Air Raid Padres A DISTINCTIVE armband is to be provided for ministers of religion in Great Britain who have to move about the streets helping the injured during air-raids. The armlet will bear a white silk cross and the letters A.RP. in red on a blue background. Steel161 words
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Article, Illustration59 1939-11-26 13 New recruits being marched round the liarrack square at a naval pott somewhere in England, at the start of their training. One day you may have a figure like mine,'* says the Old Salt to the new recruit, at a naval dockyard somewhere in England, where59 words
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183 1939-11-26 13 Sergeant Perkins (OLD ETONIAN) Asks About His Pay AN R.A.F. sergeant got up in Parliament recently and questioned the Air Minister (Sir Kingsley Wood) about his pay. After hearing Sir Kingsley deny that R.A.F. pay was "in a chaotic state," the sergeant asked: "Is the Minister aware that Mr. Rathbone183 words
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Article81 1939-11-26 13 •TOE R.A.F. List reads like a "Who's Who." There are two princes in the Service. Prince A. Obolenskv. one of Oxford's fastest Rugby three-quarter players of the century, is a pilot-officer, and so is Prince Emmanuel Galltzlne. Boxing Is represented by Len Harvey. Eddie Phillips, and81 words
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Article99 1939-11-26 13 The Campbells Are Still Coming fIORTHERN IRELAND is living up to its tradition of soldierfamilies. Take the case of the Campbells. Mr. John Campbell, of Belfast, who served throughout the Great War, has enlisted for the third time. He was himself a sergeant in the Royal Irish Rifles and was99 words
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Advertisement637 1939-11-26 13 THROAT BURNT BY STOMACH ACID Heartburn Yields To New Treatment This woman's account ol her sufferings would be harrowing— but for its happy ending. This is what she writes: "I suffered from hsartburn and acidity for years. Night after night I lay awake, 'water' running from my mouth, burning pains637 words
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Advertisement164 1939-11-26 13 The Stars 'THE Sunday Times 1 Regrets That At The Time Of Going To Press R. H. Naylor's "What The Stars Foretell Had Not Been Received From London. SECURITY In these days of complicated international problems the question of adequate security for one's investment becomes a major problem. The security164 words
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Advertisement380 1939-11-26 13 Tangee gives lips a natural beauty m<>n admire I It'll $«y your lips ye fresh and fouchruJ if you use T»ngec And here's the reason why: Tangee isn't p»int— ctn't paint. Its magic Color Change Principle takes care of that. Orange in die stick, Tangee changes on ycir lips to380 words
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Article, Illustration717 1939-11-26 14 Max Factor's Advice Problems Of Make-Up THE "awkward age" which lies between girlhood and womanhood, 'md which is usually in evidence somewhere around the seventeenth year, has a concurrent counterpart in the field of make-up. During this same awkward period there comes a make-up stage during which717 words
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Article, Illustration26 1939-11-26 14 THE braces, frock and the bolero, in a neutral o» dark colour, provide an opportunity to revel In ray shades for the complementary blouses.26 words
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Advertisement374 1939-11-26 14 Let your lips underline the effect of your beauty add a final touch to the colour scheme you have created. Elizabeth Arden realises the supreme importance of choosing exactly the right lipstick. Her lipsticks are prepared in many shades, to harmonise with every colour scheme in fashions repertory. Stop Red,374 words
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Advertisement298 1939-11-26 14 Enjoy their flaky tenderness inexpensive, you will want to serve baking powder that protects you V &*vtf| -t^^ii^_#^ against baking failures. T a t c C m f. y ce P end SfeL* s s J abla Cream of Tartar baking pow- \^P^'^^H Wi^ P^J XJI your table a dessert298 words
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Advertisement162 1939-11-26 14 FRANCISKA GAAL. P.miwimhii »(if I i *Ca^BJ BSm«* «8 Hollywood Make-up is something different and you, like famous screen stars, will find that the Color Harmony shades of Powder, Rouge, and Lipstick originated by Max Factor, will individualize your type and give you amazing new beauty almost instantly. ASK YOUR162 words
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636 1939-11-26 15 Try These Recipes Cool Dishes For A Warm Day Stuffed Tomato Salads 4 small firm tomatoes y^ cup cottage cheese *A cup chopped green peppers 1.1 cup sliced radishes 1 teaspoon minced parsley 1 teaspoon minced onions 1.2 cup salad dressing Wash and peel tomatoes. Remove centers. Chill. Stuff with636 words
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Article, Illustration27 1939-11-26 15 17ERY trim and workmanlike is this tailored dress of dark brown wool gaberdine, whose collar is made from beige silk to match the scallop-27 words
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Advertisement99 1939-11-26 15 ~flß ■T^^^nSSfcv'' I I J Hfet-^^^^^.l' '''y? THE LATHER AND IT'S I CLEAN. NO LINGERING INWM LATHER IS ABSOLUTELY THE WA TER TO WEAKEN I PURE...THOROUGH... *^JL^?."7^\ t-EVI» BKOTHBIS. rOUT IUMLIOHT. LIMITID. tWCUtMD. amonK perf antes •f charm mad dlfttinrlion, I I he Yard I ey English Lavender I Is99 words
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Advertisement350 1939-11-26 15 Lingerie Handkerchiefs -Linen Unusual and Inexpensive 18 uTZr M Phone 7143 NOW ON X'mas Sale AT THE PEKING CO. 81, HIGH ST., SINGAPORE. for PERFECT STYLES in DRESSMAKING READYMADES Call at MADAME PAGE'S SALONS 13. Battery Rd. HOTEL MAJESTIC Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. THIS NEW SANITARY PROTECTION brings women new freedom350 words
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Article317 1939-11-26 16 Announcers The Comedians CONTRASTS in radio anflouncing and propaganda methods are giving British listeners a nightly antidote to the black-out. Star comedians of the entertainment are the English-speaking announcers from the German stations of Zeesen, Hamburg and Cologne. Two of these German announcers are apparently of317 words
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Advertisement369 1939-11-26 16 DO YOU FEEL j£% SLEEPY Mik AFTER LUNCH ffimfo TF you feel exhausted after a few Start taking Wincarnis at one* '-hours' work in the morning and and regain whole-day energy lunch leaves you drowsy and energy that enables you to work lethargic, it can mean only on« hard and369 words
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Advertisement450 1939-11-26 16 HAPPY TO BE 136 lbs. Lost 38 lbs— More To Follow Most women would be alarmed If their weight showed 136 lbs. But not this one. You see she was 174 lbs., and she has found a way to take off that disfiguring overweight. She writes "Six months ago. when450 words
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Miscellaneous1529 1939-11-26 16 Broadcasting QTNrAPORF 7-00 Children's programme. rEngllshi. PFNANT dIHUATUKt 15 wem iews "announce- rfcflAflb TO-DAY w Talk on "The Modern Bomber." By TO-DAY an officer of the Royal Air Force. ZHL 225 netres. 7.45 "The Motor Show"— a programme of ZHJ B.OV nc/i (49.30 m.) ZHP 30.06 metres. non-stop variety. t1,529 words
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Article860 1939-11-26 17 Memorial Hall Programme A VERY attractive programme has been dcawn up by the Singapore Badminton Association for the exhibition match to take place at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday. Dec. 31. at 10 a.m. All the best players 1 1 '.he Colony have been invited to participate860 words
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Article114 1939-11-26 17 A CYCLING cr.rnival i» bctus uryunioeil vi I poh for the Christmas holiday. The carnival will open with the 100 miles road race which will be rim from Ipoh to Tuiuini? and bark Ltartlng at 7 a.m. on D< 24 There will be no track ev«:ts that evening except114 words
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Article107 1939-11-26 17 (From Our Own Correspondent/ Serembaxi. The following are the prize-winners at the RHMt tournaments held by the Beremban Kllat Club:— Badminton: Doubles. R. Sta Maria and T. Kartigacu <wlnuers). 6. AppadcnT and L. O. Martin runncrs-up I Single?, R. Sta Maria i winner i, Abdullah b Yusof t107 words
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Article61 1939-11-26 17 The following will rtpresent the Oxygen B.P. against the Merry Union B.P. at the rovered stadium on Thursday at 7 JO p.m.: N. R. P. Swamy. R. R. Nathan. Michael Wee, Peter Ang. De Lessep Sim, Tan Poh Chuan, G. Jean, Fong Yew Wah, A. Antolne, George Tan.61 words
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Article27 1939-11-26 17 Tilt 1 gate receipts for the Marigold -Devonshire charity badmli.ton match In aid of the China ReliK Pund held at. the Happy World realised $531.7j.27 words
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Article241 1939-11-26 17 <Frcm Our Own Correspondent* Malacca, Saturday. HOLDING territorial advantage for the greater part of play the Malacca Club Rained a 4 o victory over a side captained by R. W. F. Aeria in a hockey match played on the pad ang yesterday. The Club's forwards showed good241 words
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Article110 1939-11-26 17 IN a hockey match played on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday a Dutch hockey side beat an Institution tcvm by five goals to two Play was interesting and the Dutch team ran up a 4 l lead in the first half. In the second period play evened110 words
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Article96 1939-11-26 17 IN the semi-final of the ConnnerciaJ Houses badminton tournament yesterday Fraser and Neave beat Great Eastern Life by four games to one. Results <F N. Low Seah Chuan b?at Tan Lai Chum 15—12, 15—7: Syed Salim beat Chin Kee Fatt 15—3. 15 1: Teo Heok96 words
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Article100 1939-11-26 17 Bou>uad 'B team beat ThornycroU 'A' team at badminton by four games to three. Results (Boustead first): Koh Teck Ec beat Lye Ah Leng 15—9. 15—3; Abdul Rahim lost to D. Lange 4—15. 11—15; Leoog Ah Chonn lost to Lim Kirn Wee B—ls. 5—15; Sng Kong Beng lost100 words
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Article71 1939-11-26 17 The following players will represent tho SlarUfiht B.P. against the Merry Union B.P. on Thursday at the covered stadium, at 7 p.m. P. K. Lee. M. P. Chan, H. A. Shea. Michael Tan. K. S. Lee. B. S. Koh, S. A. Mattar, Andrew C. Loh. Y. S. Tan,71 words
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Article21 1939-11-26 17 The Kota Rangers Junior XI meet the River Valley Rovers to-day at the F.A. ground, Balestler Road21 words
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Article, Illustration36 1939-11-26 17 Photograph taken at the recent function held by the Cameron B.P. of Seremban. Seated in the centre are Messrs. J van Geyzel and Han Hiew Kont, president and vice president respectively of the Ncgri Badminton Association.36 words
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Article83 1939-11-26 17 The Merry Union B.P. will play two friendly badminton matches at the covered stadium on Nov. 2« and Nov. 30: ihe first against the Vehicles Department Sports Club at 7.30 p.m. and second against the StarUght B.P. at 7.00 p.m. Merry Union team: Poh Tang 81ew, Wee83 words
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Article, Illustration88 1939-11-26 17 ■sruvt- Cold St; rage Sports Club badminton team which heat the Tmi T<; in the S.B^\. cominerci.il houses tournament \.:<{ ireek-ead. Prom left: Paul Li-n, Tay Teo Hone, Ng Yonc Tcck. Ne Hen? Sam and Tan Liang Penjr. The iai Tons Rubber U'urkk badniintsn team whit h lost to the88 words
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Advertisement182 1939-11-26 17 IHtHIiSI UtAl HFIItf MMIM VAWW NOW 6.00 COMPLETE See our demonstration of this remarkable new invention. POLAROID Gfaasefl uc the latest scientific discovery in ulare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TIME— perfect eye comfort for182 words
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Advertisement378 1939-11-26 17 I AM A NEW Wj! MAN! >^y F\R. CASSELLS Tablets M Aj?VfS have restored millions wM j^OKymllW I of people to health and 7/fWll\ W W/llf' strength made them feel < young and full of life! They THeSC 5 Mineral contain the five precious rnn nc c a v i378 words
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Article170 1939-11-26 18 HOSPITAL CLUB BEAT TEACHERS (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. DISPLAYING better finishing the Hospital Club beat the Government English School Teachers by the odd goal in three in a hockey matc'.i. The game was evenly contested and the Teachers might have shared honours If they had taken some of the170 words
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Article125 1939-11-26 18 iFrjm Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. A HOCKEY gymkhana will be held on the Banda Hillr School ground on Dec. 9. The programme will include a women v. veterans match, a six-a-slde bicycle hockey match, a slx-a-sid? three-legged hockey match, and a fancy dress hockey game In125 words
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Article59 1939-11-26 18 (From Our Own Curmspondent) Penang, Saturday. THE Krian Ciub beat the Penang Sports Club I—o at hockey to-day. The Sports Club had enly eight players and it was only the good goalkeeping of Colebcck which prevented thorn from suffering a se\ .c defeat. Carey59 words
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Article101 1939-11-26 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Port Swettenham. F. K. ROWLAND won the men's medal of the Klanß golf section with a nett score of 29 I Following cards were presented: F. E. Rowland 36— 6H=29' L. W. Petrlc 39—9-30; R. S. B. Unwin 43—12 31; Dr. W. Puleston-Jones 39—101 words
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Article269 1939-11-26 18 IN a hustling Rugby game played at a cracking pace at Farrer Park yesterday the S.C.C. beat a nonEuropean Rest fifteen by 17 points (one goal, three penalty goals, one try) to 3 points (one penalty goal). The Rest were holding their own most of269 words
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Article697 1939-11-26 18 J. M. F. WIN LEAGUE Just Fail To Beat The Army In Cup Game (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. THE Jo'.wre Military Forces won the 1939 soccer league competition when they beat the Government Offices by two gcals to nil in tho last league match. The Soldiers697 words
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Article61 1939-11-26 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. rE Rest beat Eng'and in the annual Penang Sports Club rugger match to-day by 14 points (a goal, a penalty b'oal, and two tries) to 10 points (two i;oals>. It was a very keen game with the tesult in doubt until the61 words
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Article54 1939-11-26 18 The following have accented to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. A.C.S. to-morrow at S.C.C: Major F. E. Robertson; P. F. Kinsey. D. Brennan R. N. Elliot, J. P. Wood. D. H. Tudor: C. P. Liston. Capt. H. C. Christy, P. L. Lane, G. H. Clement, B. H. I Umpire:54 words
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Article260 1939-11-26 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. rviSPLAYING all round superiority the hockey team of the local Government English School trounced the Batu Pahat Government English School to the tune of eiilit goals to nil when thj sides met in their annual match. The Muar forwards260 words
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Article, Illustration42 1939-11-26 18 The filial* Sin? Athletic L'nfon tram which beat tie Cuverniuent Printing Office at Korrer U. Left to r>ht (standing) kirhard Chew, 800 I.im, Ban Teck, Kiang Thonf, Teck Liai, Koon Cliy?. SiUlnr: Dm Ng, Chuan Tec Hock Lens, Choc Lim, rong Hup.42 words
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Article294 1939-11-26 18 Boxing jIffOHAMED Fahmy's return to Malaya should tend to brighten up boxing in Singapore. It is Ihc intention of promoter Ilou-^htoii to match the Egyptian with Youn? Frisro for the Jailer's till? on Dec. 15, but one or tv.<» things ha\e to be settled before the294 words
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Article54 1939-11-26 18 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. THE Anderson School rugger team beat the Penang Free School by six po nts (two tries) to nil In a match played on the Anderson School ground this afternoon. Both tries were scored by Hamid, one in each half.54 words
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Advertisement232 1939-11-26 18 the remedy bearing the signature Thousands of itomacfa sufferers the world over avxcause to bless that signal ire. H It appears on Maclean Brand Stomach Powd.-r made by Macleans Limited, London, which quickly ends Ir.di- H ccstion. Wind, Flatulence, H Heartburn, and even such sriious ills as Gastric and Duodenal232 words
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Article113 1939-11-26 19 Perak Play Disappointing Hockey (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. DLAYING on a wet field this afternoon, the Selangor hockey team beat Perak by one goal to nil. Perak gave a disappointing display. There was one last-minute change in the Selangor side, Mohaidln replacing West in the113 words
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Article197 1939-11-26 19 From Our Own Correspon tent > Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. rIERE was plenty of vigour if not skill In the ruggtr match on the padang this evening between a Scotland and Ireland team and a Rest side which the latter won by 15 points (a goal, a dropped goal197 words
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Article, Illustration28 1939-11-26 19 J. P. BARRATT: NADARAJAH Selangor State Sdangw- State hockey Rugby player. A tire- roitl-kecper, an 4 a Icm front row (or- very gooil cricket and ward. football player.28 words
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Article430 1939-11-26 19 RESULTS of football games played on Saturday: GAME KOP RLD CROSS Football Assn. 4 Army XI 1 NORTH EASTERN Bradford J Hull l Hartlepools 4 Bradford C 1 Hudderjtfleid 1 Halifax 2 Middlesbrough I Newc.vstle 2 York 1 Leeds 1 NOKTU UTSTF.RN Accrington 2 Blackpool 3 Barrow 3430 words
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Article263 1939-11-26 19 pONTKAR Y to all expectations, the R.N. and R.A.F. failed to beat Johore in an H.M.S. Malaya Cup rufger game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The result was a pointless draw. With due respects to the visitin,, side, the R.N. and RAT. did not play as263 words
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Article159 1939-11-26 19 FAST and thrilling hockey was provided on the padang yesterday by the SC.C. and the Punjab Regiment who drew two-all. After a comparatively dull first half in which the S.C.C. scored through Elliott, the game developed into a terrific pace. Lieut. Balwant Singh equalized with a159 words
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Article199 1939-11-26 19 TPWO of the best Singapore hockey sides, the Police and the Indian Association, met at the depot yesterday to engage in a fast but scrappy duel. It ended in a win for the Association by 3 l. The Police were without three of their best men199 words
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Article, Illustration552 1939-11-26 20 Sergeant Saves 'Plane After Officer's Death AF the five airmen decorated by the King in an R.A.F. hangar early this month, the eldest is only 26 and the youngest 21. Four of them are officers ai"i one a sergeant pilot. The first two to be decorated were552 words
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