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Title Section12 1938-07-15 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE -vSTs-No. 142. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, July 15. 1938. FIVE CENTS.12 words
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Article378 1938-07-15 1 \PANESE PLANES AAAKE DAYLONG ■RAID; 300 CASUALTIES CANTON, THURSDAY. OFFICIAL FIGURES OF CASUALTIES IN TO-DAY S DAYLONG RAID ARE GIVEN AS 300, INCLUDING 96 DEAD, 60 MISSING AND 144 WOUNDED. An alarm which sounded at 8 pan. kept the City in suspense for ftU378 words
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Article37 1938-07-15 1 TERRIBLE SCENES Canton, E East bond is so littered with the wreckage of humanity that corh he blood of the victuns. to \Z!t blasted into the rhrer ani t bodies were earned away by I tide.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article156 1938-07-15 1 CONTROVERSY DEVELOPS Mkhh Secrets London. Thursday. uportant development of the recent mtroversy on Parliamentary privioccurred to-day at the end of quesn the Commons when Mr. Heneage. rted by Mr Churchill, asked the er to consider the fact that the intion which had come into their differred from that on which156 words
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Article44 1938-07-15 1 Hankow, Thursday. MINE Japanese bombers raided Hankow H at 4 ajn. to-day concentrating on ih£ aerodrome. Detonations shook the whole city. Eight more bombers appeared at 8.45 a.m. and withdrew without dropping bombs, after circling around Hankow for one hour ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article77 1938-07-15 1 ROUND-THE-WORLD RECORD New York, Thursday. Mr. Hushes has arrived here, thus establishing a record for the roundtbe world flight The unofficial flyins time was 61 hours 7 minutes. Pandemonium broke out as the plane swooped down on almost exactly the same spot from where it took off. The77 words
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Article87 1938-07-15 1 London, Thursday. recent tendency of rariew^ expressed ihi bj the Federation of 9 of -i the president of the ti yin •••nq attention to the Eft Jg adverse balance of R Stt&^Hj* lhat the P re Kcnth h dld not warrant the auT( 'Mticallv POSiUOn87 words
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Article105 1938-07-15 1 Washington, Thursday THAT wheat producing nations of the world should establish what he called "an international ever normal granary" to regulate and equalise the tiow ot grain into export markets, is thp suggestion made by Mr. Wallace, Secretary for Agriculture, who added that M was possibleReuter - 105 words
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Article28 1938-07-15 1 London, Thursday. THE British Government is not pre- pared to guarantee a loan or credit for China after considering the whole position- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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130 1938-07-15 1 Japan Does Not Want To Hold Olympics Tokyo, Thursday. FE Ministry of public welfare decided that the Olympics of 1940 should not be held in Japan. The Cabinet will consider the recommendation to-morrow, when approval is certain. The suspension of the Tokyo Olympics which only requires the pro forma approvalReuter - 130 words
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57 1938-07-15 1 GIBRALTAR'S POSITION UNDER REVIEW London, Thursday. DEPLYING for the Premier to a question in the Commons to-day, Sir John Simon stated that the committee on imperial defence already has under review the whole question of the strategical position of Gibraltar and its defence, in the light of recent events inReuter - 57 words
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117 1938-07-15 1 Peiping, Thursday. KALFENG. capital of Honan, which has been surrounded for a fortnight by flood waters from the YeUow River, us faced with a new danger from another stream of flood water which is sweeping past the eastern suburb. A new break occurred inReuter - 117 words
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Advertisement28 1938-07-15 1 ENTHUSIASM KLIN POWDEKEB WHOLE MILK is pure delicious fresh milk in convenient powdered form. Try I a tin to-day and be convinced. Distributors: <-l 1/ BROS A TO.28 words
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285 1938-07-15 2 MORE LABOUR TROUBLE! IN SINGAPORE TRA CriON MEN WANT INDIAN IGEVT TO INTERVENE cuts, which were In force for 39 months from 1932—35. elicited emphatic shouts oi "don't want" from the assembly. Opinion is gaining strength among the men that the best form of settle(Continued on page 21 Col. 4)285 words
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Article68 1938-07-15 2 WEDDED DURING STRIKE I A»->r light .in [ndlmti driver, J I o: Uu« .i-nkc! married a con- dvctor/a lister il the llariaman Temple Thta make the iirst marriage to take place during the S i strikr i tmc preal lei i Mi M Ouruaamy, the lecreiary Mr. k T Beng68 words
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Article123 1938-07-15 2 Singapore, Thursday AT the conclusion <>i the case heard in the Filth Police Court before Mr j. c Ooh, in which two Pollci Constables attached to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station iincj a Municipal dog shooter on charges <»i using criminal force and abusive language to Mr T123 words
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241 1938-07-15 2 NICHTSOIL COOLIES THREATEN STRIKE: DEMANDS RENEWED !N addition to the strike bv the Traction Company workers and the 3oa factory men of Pulo Sebarok. a third strike is threatened in Sinn concerning the men employed at the sewage pumping station in Albert SM Originally they threatened a strike last Sunday241 words
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Article113 1938-07-15 2 SOCONY WORKER DOWN TOOLS OVER 40 coolies working i n Socony property at Pulo Stbu downed tools yesterday. Details of the strike are unobtaiq from officials of the company yet h is gathered that the dismissal of of the force of about 80 labourers, threat of dismissal to a few113 words
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Article312 1938-07-15 2 Bilgaport, Thursday. j GOLDENBEEG and 0. Edwards, two Europeans, appeared again on remand before Mr. fi. S. Rawlintrs, the Third Magistrate, this morning, what Inspector P. Rails, investigating officer in the case, informed his worship that he had had instructions from the Deputy Public Prosecutor to312 words
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Article109 1938-07-15 2 Singapore. Thursday. CIN'GAPORE is to have "silent zones" during the day. if a proposal, brought in by the Traffic Conditions Committee. gets the approval of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, at their next meeting. Horn sounding will be prohibited between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5.30109 words
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Article249 1938-07-15 2 Singapore, Thursday. THE possibilities of a holiday resort at Gunong Tahan, one of Malava's highest mountains, is envisaged in the report of the Game Warden's department just published Captain Ritchie, the report reads, pi nt some days on Gunong Tahan. and atiafled himself that any scheme249 words
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179 1938-07-15 3 Internal Air Service Will Be Daily Soon r w o New Planes Arrive For Wearne's v INTERNAL AIR SERVICE WILL BE GREATLY AUGMEN--1 VITH THE ARRIVAL YESTERDAY EVENING OF TWO NEW HAVLLAND 86 AIRLINERS. ySiSWSw and Capt. saw aftrtM £J£ They were in Penang powered by four LiySK* bigger in179 words
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Article171 1938-07-15 3 Singapore, Thursday. IN returning a finding, at an inquiry into the death of a Chinese. Lei Chan, who died as a result of leaping from the window of a Johore bound train on the night of July 6, Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, said171 words
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288 1938-07-15 3 I Singapore. Thursday. H4IAI employee of Messrs. The P I Hited i'ncineers. Limited, at Vanjong Khu, pleaded guilty to a Ihar^e of criminal breach of trust hi pped of five tons of bolts and l»uts. the property of his employer, fcfore Mr.288 words
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Article100 1938-07-15 3 EAST COAST TRANSPORT SERVICE Singapore, Thursday. fegWru of Vehicles has no '^tention of discontinuing the ser- al Present operated by mosquito bctweto Bedok Village and Chh 1> nof East Coast and Jo n t. Roads, Intimation of this is £Wned in a letter from that offlJt JJ l p »tural100 words
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Article103 1938-07-15 3 CRIMINAL DISTRICT AND POLICE COURTS, SINGAPORE. Applications in writing for the tempo- I rary nost of Usher, Criminal District and Police Courts, Singapore, will be received at the above office up to noon on the 20th July, 1938, and should be addressed to the District Judge and First103 words
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Article85 1938-07-15 3 SMALLPOX DEATH IN HOSPITAL I 1 CIRICT precautions were taken in S S** the third-class ward of the General Hosptal yesterday, no visitors being allowed in, following the admission of an elderly Chinese woman, in a dying condition, susi pected to be suffering from small- pox. She died about two85 words
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Article111 1938-07-15 3 State Cricketer Charged Singapore, Thursday. C. G. Rodrigo. an ex-State cricketer, was charged in the Third Police Court to-day with using criminal force to a pjiblic servant whilst In the execution of his duties. The complainant in the case was Inspector F. H. Goodship. The alleged use111 words
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Article59 1938-07-15 3 Before the Chief Justice in Ist Court at 11 a.m. Bankruptcy. Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell at 11 a.m. Originating Summonses and M Be?ore Mr. Justice Home at II am Summonses-in-Chambers and InterPle B a e d f o r re S t U heß°egi;str a59 words
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Article186 1938-07-15 3 MAN KILLED DURING SAMSU RAID Customs Officer Fined (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Thursday. JN the Kuala Pilah Police Court, Rajan Shahrome imposed a fine of $100 on a Chinese Customs 0.D.0., named l^c Sau. who was charged with doing a negligent act in connection with the shooting of a186 words
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Miscellaneous75 1938-07-15 3 rvnress Service 3 times aaiiy. f P HAI CHEW HOTEL. 35. Beach Road 1. H/u int.' Singapore. Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, NAN CHANG pa HOTEL. cc 84. 1 Singapore to Muar, Malacca K.L at 7.00 a.m. 2.00 p.m. 4 p.m. 2 Muar to Spore 8.00 a.m. 2.00 p.m.75 words
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Article124 1938-07-15 4 GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT Singapore, Thursday. IN their weekly rubber report. Guthrii Co., Ltd., state:— The rubber market during the pas' week has been irregular, prices having fluctuated fairly considerably from daj to day both in consuming and in Eastern markets. Sentiment, however, continue.s good, and a fair volume of business124 words
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Article93 1938-07-15 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Thursday, for to-da raSCr Co< reP rt as fOIIOWS <i?" NI w?ATH\ at midday was 96 down Si 1 2. With little interest shown in Tin shares from London the local market experienced another very dull day. In •spite oi the lack of93 words
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Article304 1938-07-15 4 CTANTON Nelson's report for the i v as follows: The past week has witnessed some* sharp fluctuations and the upward a ment appears to have been arrested,! in the general belief only tempor* A certain amount of liquidation by j vous operators has been easily absalSin Chew Jit Poh - 304 words
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Advertisement57 1938-07-15 4 OVKRSKA-CHINKSK BANKING COKPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR ol BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery of Important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS 0t CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS ONLY YOU can hare aooeS SAF TV Sal( SAFETY and PRIVACY mav be ASSURED57 words
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Advertisement22 1938-07-15 4 SOI HI HIIITISII ummamm company, ltb. I IRK, MARINK WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION MOTOR CAB INBURANCE VI REASONABLE RATES. IVI !)!i2(i 2. yinl:iv.s,.n Gron,22 words
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Advertisement5 1938-07-15 4 SIME DARBY Co., Ltd.* g'jfK-SWS.'rS5 words
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Article719 1938-07-15 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company iP ore, July 14, 5 p.m. V 46 m u n 29- 31!uKumbarii, 43 -nom raJ Malay 24l9 2 5!9 Hitam 057 i£ 0 .62& I.' 2113 22(6 pin Tin 135 14u l Selanpor nJ 21 ;9 2219 aa Mala> 16| jdenang %M 0719 words
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Article14 1938-07-15 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Thursday. agylah aha MINING tklagh ah RUBBER tkla hah GENERAL14 words
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Article218 1938-07-15 5 SIN GAPoke _25___!_ 95 105 *<>*. Mar 3i k 40 °000 -*1 red iK 100 inn PENANG MUNICIPAL 1909 In H 30 1/w 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Jar o 9 55 107 "0 nom tot. May 1 Nov. 1 120% 121% cl 1913 n? rt 31 30218 words
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Advertisement265 1938-07-15 5 1 S. E LEVY CO. I Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. I I Investment Bankers and Broken in Securities and Commodity*, I I Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service I I Members: I If MBW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. I Ij COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF NY. II I NEW YORK COFFEE265 words
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Advertisement201 1938-07-15 6 4 To-Ni g hl 6-15-9-15 .JP PAVILION (f. fpT lIAIMMEST. FUN-FILLED |A. flfe I BKST! ■Ht'B*^ GLADYS SWAKTIIOI T .1 0 11 11 0 II S :lOII\ lI A II II V MO Hi: IK PAKAMOtNTS FUN-FILLED Ml SK AI K "ROMANCE in the DARK" jM THKKF GREAT s 1201 words
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Advertisement204 1938-07-15 6 V Gretl Actor Rides on to new Triumphs in a Mi hh aval (ade The ADVENTURES oi MARIO POLO" introducing SIGRID GURIE. Samuel Goldwyn's exotic new star sensation. With BASIL RATHBONE and cast of 5000 err The attack on Kublai Khan's Palace JL II jY\e Tortures of Kublai Khan and204 words
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Article449 1938-07-15 7 BULWARK OF NATIONAL DEFENCE GOVERNMENT ACTION LONG OVERDUE ■akinG at the annual meeting fie** Harland and Wolff, 1 m London, Mr. F. E. Rebbeck, 1j P chairman and managing tor said foreign competition ine d severe, and contracts for chant vessels for both British for eign owners, which at one449 words
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79 1938-07-15 7 Colorado Springs. ANK Lloyd Wright just can't stand the "monstrosities" of women's hats. be internationally-known architect :ed his opinion in no uncertain terms ing a talk at the fine arts conference e. He said: Take, for instance, the askance and ew— the hats you ladies79 words
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Article68 1938-07-15 7 L Stockholm. flood peril in North Sweden «am« intensified when hundreds thousands of logs broke loose, started mng down the Umea River and piled the railway bridge, at VanL c ln train link between North and nth Sweden. The suspension bridge plunged into L cr Appeared beneath68 words
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Article86 1938-07-15 7 New York. WITH a record wheat harvest ;n prospect. President Roosevelt has instructed the State Departments concerned with agriculture to begin a joint survey to ascertain whether many million bushels cannot be sold abroad. News that European countries are suffering from drought has inspired the Administration to86 words
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Article79 1938-07-15 7 Montreal. FORECASTING an "Imperial Munitions Programme," as a result of the visit last month of the British Air Mission, the Montreal Gazette claims to have "semi-official" information that the plan provides for orders to Canadian industry for £20,000,000 worth of warplanes, arms and munitions, over a period79 words
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Article8 1938-07-15 7 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends atyka hah8 words
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Article209 1938-07-15 7 Will To Resist Strong In Canton FOREIGN OBSERVERS' VIEWS Shanghai. ACCORDING to foreign military observers, the immediate object of the Japanese drive in South China is to cut the Canton-Hankow ?lailway. It, i s probable that the Japanese land troops at Swatow, but they have to travel 200 miles in209 words
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Advertisement255 1938-07-15 7 -T- r- r^%/r-.,-r-..«r-/- The Screen's Most Dashing Ster THE ADVENTURES iatbefc>kHeW»Bo«»!V THE GREATEST FILM OF ALL TIME W THRILLS ROMANCE li ADVENTURE BEAuTi ALL IN GORGEOUS jjFS&I PTIvTUI tech ni col our l^ammfs^i WITH A GREAT CAST OF STARS. i UmJmU WATCH FOR SCREENING AT /-l-^_i^jß^fflHH THE NEW FI.YNtfl A255 words
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790 1938-07-15 8 COMMUNIQUE Singapore, Thursday. ME Internal arrangement* to be nude fn M-.laya for the operation 1 of if., buffer tin stock Kheme are detailed in i circular issued pajterday by the Chief [nspector of afines. The circular reada m It h;u. been790 words
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Article63 1938-07-15 8 Shanghai. Machines were bought in Shanghai by the S/echuan Sugar Refinery recently organized in Chungking, according: to well-informed circles. It is reported that the machines will be sent to Chungking in August and operations will be started in September. The company, which is capitalised at 53.C00.00063 words
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Article216 1938-07-15 8 Paris AN Increase ol 22,500 in the personnel ol the French Air Force over the figure ol li»3() '40.000> it ordered in a decree Signed by President Lebrun It is laid down that the new strength will be frequently revised upwards as the process216 words
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Article134 1938-07-15 8 Singapore, Thursday VAM Kuan, an employee of Printers. I Ltd. appeared before Mr. J t. H. Oldham. the second magistrate, on charge of theft of printers type*. Accused who was represented by Mr N. M. Mallal. pleaded guittf to the ''harjic Mr" Mallal addressing his worship134 words
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Article55 1938-07-15 8 Singapore, Thursday. Mention was made at this morning's meeting of the Rural Board, that a new site v. ill have to be found by October foi the fair at the Malay Settlement. Th< present site occupied by the fair will, by then, be required for55 words
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Article70 1938-07-15 8 /1U believes that ama L Clt| is his legs. an ls 4 S So he celebrated his h,,.u i by walking a mile for ea hdai of his age. Last birthdat L'? to walk 51 miles. he A walking enthusiast 1..J i years, Mr.70 words
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Article150 1938-07-15 8 Singapore's New Air Chief A.» «r. Singapore. Thursd* IR Vice-Marshal J t. BabiiX the Malaya Tribune was of cially informed to-day, will s QC m Air Vice-Marshal A. Tedden Air Officer Commanding Rov a i i Force. Far East. Air Vice-Marshal Tedder has appointed Director-General el Resa and Development at150 words
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Article107 1938-07-15 8 SOUTH AFRICAN AVIATION BIG DEVELOPMENTS PLANNED Maritzburg, Natal COUTH AFRICA is so air-minded that the Government is prepared I lose heavily in expanding the air services, said Mr. Oswald Pin* In a speech inaugurating a new flying school. i/StM 11 /u e next five years-certain-nnl\^ l the next ten years-there107 words
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Article89 1938-07-15 8 £40 Millions Down On Last Year London, Wednesday 4 BIG decrease in l n«^. KII !SS i\ trade in the six m«nth> tJ|f June 1938 as compared B corresponding period o? shown in the preliminarv Bt the Board of Trade JounuJExports at £266 millions comp^jj £291 millionsReuter - 89 words
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315 1938-07-15 9 MILITARY RAILWAY SAID PLANNED rft -loreement has been concluded between France and General Chiang hpks Government for the construction of a military railway from to fndo-China with French capital, the Shanghai correspondents of Asahi" and "Nichi-Nichi" claimed in a sensational report to their railway315 words
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Article298 1938-07-15 9 YOUNG AMERICAN'S ADVENTURES Lprpp Bucharest. Witn nine months of hard fighting in thirst 1 youn Robert Van Me ter of fihA now stranded in Bucharest, o trn uhrpf encan Le^tion is striving 2n S out matters with his pa)armem h the Amcrican State DeA^tafcfiKft! to visit his grand--oro to c?n298 words
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Article65 1938-07-15 9 TO enable longer trains to be run the London Transport Board has rtflirr! a £100.000 contract for the lengthening of twelve platforms at the following Bakerloo Line stations: Piccadilly Circr... Charing Cross, Oxlord Circus, Waterloo Trafalgar-square, and Regent's Park. Traffic will not be interrupted, for thr work65 words
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Article149 1938-07-15 9 Bombay. "THE Congress is determined to bring about total prohibition in India in three years," declared Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a prominent Nationalist leader, at a meeting at Ahmedabad. He said that if the financial positior of the provincial Governments wen weakened as a result of149 words
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Article108 1938-07-15 9 Hermosa Beach, California I IFEGUARDS rescued 185 film extras who became exhausted while swimming with their clothes on here. They were attempting to qualify for minor roles In a picture whose plot revolves around a gambling ship. More than 500 took the test, which was to swim108 words
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Article39 1938-07-15 9 Mr. Frederick Livermore, aged 54, of Grove Green-road, Leytonstone, E., collapsed and died at the driving wheel of his car. The car ran for a short distance alter his collapse until it collided with a wall39 words
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Article287 1938-07-15 10 THIS YEAR, NEXT YEAR—? AITAKKNTLY hope is not altogether dead regarding the transformation of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Hoard into a Municipality. As regards the claim of Ipoh and Sercmban to .similar recognition, they appear to be both dead and damned. That If about the only inference that can be287 words
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778 1938-07-15 10 Gustav Of Sweden Is EUROPE'S OLDEST KING d Ma, hal Bernadotte, has mum-d m Bweden longer than any rather since the rounder ol Swedish national Independence In the sixteen^ century Oustal Vasa (wrote a specia CO rrespondenl ol The Times on the CM ion Ol the Knr--.snr.-nt jubi. Unlike hi778 words
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Article158 1938-07-15 10 Mr. Foster Lee of Ipoh is the Ipoh District Hospital Mr. T. D. Betteridge ha* returned" Kuala Lumpur from leave and H ing at the Station Hotel His many friends in Kuala Lung will regret to learn of the deatn. p occurred in Colombo on Monday. E. T. Mac158 words
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Advertisement26 1938-07-15 10 To-day's White Label Amviuncmn-nt Some men are known by their deeds, others by then mortgages. PEWAE'S i» fimoui tor U< rare qualiry W. I' O 1^26 words
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Article319 1938-07-15 11 rchdeacon On The "Only Hope" r*i the nolitical doctrine that dominated Europe in the DIATI r SLnfor itself and God for us aU"-*ffords t[ for the future, said Ven. Archdeacon A. P. Oower-Rees. E st Grorpe-s Church, in a recent sermon on "Christianity and jalism."319 words
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Article96 1938-07-15 11 i Clarksburg, W. Virginia. S VTO fewer than 225 living des- L H cendants have been left by I Mr. William E. Swigler, who has died here at the age of 102. The veteran joined the North- Icm Army when the Civil War i started; he was then96 words
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Article148 1938-07-15 11 Cairo. T HE first case of lynching known l in I Egypt is reported from Sal Hagar. a village in lower Egypt. rnvern Ismail Mohamed Fayed, a ment official, was on his way to catch train when some shots were fired ?> him by two men148 words
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305 1938-07-15 11 V mured behind prison back into the spot- crime so nearly "per- till puzzled authorities I' Warden J.M. Mc- oner, Mrs. Mary if( saed she and her I ue Casio Mayer, Bassett, a former B m ago. used virtually all icks available305 words
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Article241 1938-07-15 11 CHINESE AND FOREIGN RIGHTS FLOUTED Shanghai. £FFORTS by owners of Chinese cotton mills in the war zone in Shanghai to secure passes from the Japanese military authorities to inspect their plants have so far resulted in failure, according to a report in the North-China Daily News.241 words
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Article116 1938-07-15 11 FRENCH "ANTI-LITTER" CONGRESS i Paris. PIVE hundred members of an official! "Anti-Litter Congress" organised wit!-.' the help of the Touring Club de Franc* took part during the week-end In ftl •Jack Homer" picnic in the park of St. Cloud. After they had eatei: their meal they used all the reputed116 words
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Article96 1938-07-15 11 Animal Trainer Mauled To Death Berlin. A WOMAN lion -tamer lost her life when two of her lions attacked her in their cage. The woman, Martha Holzner, aged 45, belonged to a circus which was performing at the Chemnitz shooting festival. As soon as she entered the animals' cage, they96 words
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Article41 1938-07-15 11 Moscow. I SPECIAL squadron of aeroplanes belonging to the Arctic branch of the Russian Air Force is being formed. It will inspect the condition of the ice along the northern sea route throughout the shipping season this year.41 words
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Advertisement93 1938-07-15 11 POLAROID Glasses are the lates* scientific discovery in siare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising:, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this remark* able new93 words
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Advertisement32 1938-07-15 11 I THI TltUI TONIC FOOD I I Obtmlmmkim mf mil CmmmHU it* Storm him; dance! at the Capitol Restaurant Music by KURT BLACfI A his Orchestra TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY 8 PJt To Midnight32 words
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Article, Illustration95 1938-07-15 12 llrlrn U.lls Moody of Ahum;, seated jmv record v h-,> he iM the uo tiiens inijles title at Wimbledon. London, jo nr Mghlh time bj beatinc Miss Helen Jac* Thu mm the tour th lime the two Helens hud me: in the Una! it Wimbledon. Photo *lmw95 words
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Article, Illustration78 1938-07-15 13 Machines capable of four miles a minute took off from Hatfield Aerodrome (Hertfordshire) at the start of the King's Cup Air Race premier event of its kind in Britain— in which a triangular course of 50 miles is lapped 10 times. (Planet News). Players attended the78 words
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Advertisement56 1938-07-15 13 I YOU WILL FINDI I THE LARGEST SELECTIONS I I DIAMOND RINGS BRAC ELETS I BROOCHES, etc. I I WHERE Y QUALITY and VALUE ARE -i TRADITIONAL. The U(^t If to nbn an. l let at I RENE ULLMANN iewuxiss. iKaffles PlMt, QAPOR& loju'imi da iv Inclotfnf Batnrdaji L P56 words
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Article, Illustration1327 1938-07-15 14 If Properly Planned, Outdoor Activities Develop Both Mind And Body. Lrt your children learn to enjoy hing in the water, which will devtlon their bodies and strengthen their nerves. There is no better outdoor friend lor the only child than a do&. He is a constant1,327 words
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Advertisement77 1938-07-15 14 K w^^^mA B^^^bl B^^Bb B^^ W^smtsmWKt fWA S^^Bl ft ■.<-■'.■ j MODEL 469. |l I JJ .pinVJ VALVE ALL-WORLD TAMLE MODEL a radio receiver possessing a wide coverage is the new -'M* ce^rJ'ln OICe nA U W^ Modd 409 < l Or broadcasts may be reumnarl rt ww r orld77 words
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Article, Illustration296 1938-07-15 15 Dog R e pa Y s The ttention Lavished pon Him With Deion And ConstanSo Treat Him Well. note devoted animal in vin a doe; and none \tS attention bestowed :i h Mlcha wealth of affection deB erVM care and con- mi ta tending him the hould be regularity in296 words
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Article, Illustration662 1938-07-15 15 At three months old hi.s dietary may consist of three meals a day, given regularly and with no feeding in between. This is an important point, as Chinese servants are inclined to feed a pup all day and every day and on all sorts of food,662 words
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Advertisement29 1938-07-15 15 JKJIAL OFFER FOR JIIV and AUGUST only EA KKffi AND LASTING MANENT WAVES 00 and SlO.OO only !>lAlS<>\ PERM ID IES HAIRDRESSERS F ';»RT ROAD MALACCA telephone: 121) If29 words
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Advertisement344 1938-07-15 16 I rPiMn"^ L 1 1 ._> I _Mt_^_^_l _^_^k^_Z^^^^^_^E9lk^___ H^ha_-_*_. _s^^_^_i^ 8Y P*Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES Twin Spore Tonnage S'pore r 1J»38 1838 ItAWALriNUI 17.00U July 15 HAJPUTANA 17,000 Sept. 9 C'OitFU 15,000 July 29 KANCIII 17.000 Sept. 23 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 BUKDWAN 0,070 Sept. 24 WAI AU 0344 words
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Advertisement378 1938-07-15 16 L TO FRENCH PORT? -J CHAR EURS REUNIS j HOMEWARDS. I PF9IRADE For MaiM'illes. Bordeaux Nantes Hum. HFNTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles. Havre, Antwerp, Dunkirk 1 CAPST JACQUES For Marseilles. Nantes, St. Naafc Borteauxft ITO SAIGON INDOCHINA CAP ST. JACQUES For Saigon. Touran^ and HaiDh S. A. M. I. (from Saigon) j378 words
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Article99 1938-07-15 17 Vatican City. [EW gold coins to the total value of d.000.00u lire (roushtv £55.000> will Drtly r issued bv the Vatican State. e coins I (airy the date "1936" and a: the bead of Plus. XI in relief. fhert gold coinage at present in circulation either in99 words
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Article65 1938-07-15 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Mafiudl. Lch. Spurtan. Lch. Lumut. Monte Piana. Recorder. Nieuw Holland. Sipora. Duymaer van Twist. Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN Ml DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Nil Victoria Dock: Charon. Keppel Harbour:65 words
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Article134 1938-07-15 17 U.S.-Europe And Back Non-Stop New York. A GIANT Army bomber, capable of making a non-stop flight to Europe and back, is being built by the Douglas Aircraft Company at Santa Monica, California. Although details are shrouded in secrecy, there are reports that this mighty fiying fortress of the134 words
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Article42 1938-07-15 17 Pans. A COMMEMORATIVE postage stamp is to be issued on the occasion of the State visit of the Kins and Queen to Paris. It will be on sale on the day of Incur arrival The design is not yet known42 words
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Article28 1938-07-15 17 Duncan Swale, of Chesterfield. 15--years-old member of Derbyshire and Lancashire Gliding Club, became a fully Qualified glider pilot after tests at Great Hucklow.* Derbyshire28 words
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Article571 1938-07-15 17 A Special Pleasure For Australian Trade A new motor cargo ship to be added to the Shaw, Savnl Line's fleet tor services in the Australian and New Zealand trades was launched at the Bel last yard of Messrs. Har iand and Wolff, Ltd. Following the571 words
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Advertisement20 1938-07-15 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. S II I j to an. „pan a******* ,Jo,K. W te fiILFIILAN &co LTD.20 words
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Miscellaneous467 1938-07-15 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY POR PER DATE AND TIME Ttilv (Parcels only M. V. St. Alde^onde July 15 8 a.m. cl lla> M. V. St. Aldesonde Id 8 a.m. pyrrols only Athos n lb 12 30 P- m d Temblahan Banka 15 1 p.m. lem "Cassiopeia" 15 2467 words
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134 1938-07-15 18 US PLAN TO DRAFT PUBLIC FUNDS FOR WAR Bill Opposed By Govt. Departments Washington. I. ••The i uresi way to prevent this tun war is to draft money as well "When the financial tycoon* and large manufacturers realise they will have t<> lend the bulk of the money necessary to134 words
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Article202 1938-07-15 18 New York. RAR that total blindness might follow T B recent illness led to the tragic suicide (it Dr. William Wallace Campbell, 7(i-year.s-old internationally famous astronomer Dr Campbell leaped from the window of the fourth-floor flat in San Francisco where he had been living with his202 words
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Article64 1938-07-15 18 The bonds would ran for Ml yean and txar interest not to exceed oni pel cent the bonds would no( be tax exempt and the Oovernmenl could pay them off ;it will Most members of Congress nave agreed heir that becaUSC Ol the opposition from Oovernmenl64 words
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Article128 1938-07-15 18 IN the Royal Busies County Hospital, Brighton, lies a woman who must not sneese. if -she does her hopes of rcfovciv From two jremn <>t afony aw gone Our day In 1986 Miss Doris Miles, a y.i years-old governess, sneezed Thii sneeze Injured her spine, and128 words
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Article99 1938-07-15 18 U.S. AIR BOMBING New York JN statement expressing the United States Adminlstration'st cotMlemnaion of the bOßlblni (it civilians, Mr. Coidell Hull. Secretary ol state, pointed out that thii condemnation applied not only to \\w Powers responsible but also, in part, to American aircraft manufacturers He aid that tin State Depart99 words
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398 1938-07-15 18 THE problem of frozen commercial credits has become acut< Q Uamecl when authoritative sources revealed that M, iV r not meeting about $7,000,000 currently due in payment ol in and other imported articles of many kinds. Over a period of a year frozen credits have398 words
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136 1938-07-15 18 'Giddy Girl' Aged 107 Outlives 9 Husbands tUINI I^IC^ICj JLfOCI.S CflfDru'^C A her 107th birthday recentlj I fed her prize pig as usual and i called herself still "just a .:cldy girl." i A week ago she challenged j i Sapula High School girls to a j sheet-wringing contest— "but136 words
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Article114 1938-07-15 18 TEN thousand people listening a n I Robeson's final song at a LgP Of Nations Union Youth Peace i* the Empress Hall. Earls Court mtti saw a young bandsman, Albe rt Bajw cornetist in Barnet Town S he. _M drop his instrument and fall >.w^ seat on the114 words
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Article133 1938-07-15 18 WORK OBSTRUCTED BY WAR F<)K some years the Chinese Government, in pursuance of an agreement concluded with the League Council, has been carrying out a plan of technical co-operation with the competent League organisations by which it has been able to train Chinese administrative and technical133 words
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Article76 1938-07-15 18 Ottawa. Onta^. FN thousand gas-masks f l nadian Army will be 7 voar at the arsenal in QueDi-< t official of the Defence Departn.; announced in a statement here r^sts^ The various parts of the I J["" r^ re r.: are obtained from factories in u76 words
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835 1938-07-15 19 utlook For Current Year Is Not So Bright F tfcjri annual general meeting It Bagan Serai Rubber Estates. waB held at the registered Of the company. 86. G«£ -Mtreet London. E.C.. Mr. K ,< Edwari Maguire. the chairn the company, presiding. J secretary (Mr.835 words
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Article42 1938-07-15 19 To Be Inaugurated This Year j i Hankow. i JO develop the communication facilities of the interior, the J Eurasia Aviation Company has i decided to open a direct air S line between Hongkong and S Yunnan this year.42 words
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Article110 1938-07-15 19 FRENCH NA TIONAL DAY THE French community of Singa--1 pore celebrated Nation. il Day at a reception at the French ConsulateGeneral yesterday. About 175 invitations were, sent out, and the reception was attended by a representative of His Excellency the Governor, by the members of the Consular Corps in Singapore,110 words
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Article190 1938-07-15 19 Moscow. JtiE longest aqueduct in the world is under construction in Kazakhstan, south eastern Russia, between Guryev and Koschagil, a distance of 415 miles. This is nearly twice the length of the Los Angeles aqueduct, the largest in existence hitherto. The new aqueduct will irrigate one of190 words
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291 1938-07-15 19 Jobless Man Repays U. S. $100 For Help In 1935; Has $12 Left nrj recently received a money a"** J Sl °O from Red Hohner, an mechanic of Newark, N.J.. for shelter'" he received n the Government." Hopkins. WFA administra'■•h whom the money was tranthe Treasury, said he had no291 words
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Advertisement68 1938-07-15 19 •NEW HUDSON* WINS Selangor Hill-Climb f itt* •■■>•?* merman "rrTT**lIMD DE SILVA recent winner of the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban-and-back Cycle Road Race in record time on a New Hudson cycle, repeated his success by winning the Kuala Lumpur Lake Garden Hill-Climb. Whether for competitive sport or pleasure there Is no equal68 words
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314 1938-07-15 20 Policies Towards Foreign Competition SHIPPING BECOMES A NATIONAL All i ritime CoSsion' !?h eXeCUtiVe director of the US A^ Boston. m SSIOn > m"> ad d«ss before the maritime societies of nerairrcep'ted'sSu'Sr 2Z COincidence > ««ed. "that the gesubsidLorCtS r O n e ir iliPPingqUeStiOn haS t0 P r providing314 words
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Miscellaneous924 1938-07-15 20 _^^___^^.M 6 20 Concert ol light musk. lUl^I r.^ <** 0m 7.20 Nr w.s in English. AiCfLitSQl v I H 7 35 Concert of light music (conti- VK 2ME 9.50 Ifct ft f]k 7 UL D ZV I III 810 Greetings to listeners in the Ne- 420 Opening annonni V924 words
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375 1938-07-15 21 SMOOO INCREASE IN MARKED REDUCTION IN VACANT PREMISES v ,,ue of the town of Singapore within Municipal T» ""<" al v e ssessment purposes at the end of last year s"k for^l, m onths of 5354.000 ac 1 "1',,, annual report of the Assessment375 words
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119 1938-07-15 21 PASIR PANJANG ROAD WILL BE WIDENED IN 1947! Singapore, Thursday. IJRGING the Hoard to take action for the widening of Pasir Panjanu Koad. Mr. J. M. Jansen, speaking at this mornings meeting of the Rural Board, pointed out that residents in Paiir Panjang had often (omplained that the road was119 words
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Article62 1938-07-15 21 Singapore, Thursday. two revenue officers; 1 I have tried to run away?" by a Cantonese, Chan attempting to es- xiy at St. Michael's •ned against him Court this morning. 8. Rawlings): You arrest pd that :iccused ati having been ir connection with liquor by him. J62 words
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Article598 1938-07-15 21 THE following are passenger.- on th<> P and O. "Ranchi" which leaver Singapore to-day for Colombo. Bombay and Europe ports: Mr. H. K Ashby. Mr E. D Atkins Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Alnger and child Mr I Assudmal. Mis.s E. N. Andrew. Mi R Argo Mr598 words
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Article230 1938-07-15 21 (Continued from pajje 2) while an inquiry into the matter was made. Later in the morning the petition arrived at the Albert Street Station ami at 2 pm. the men assembled. They were told that some of their demands will be p ranted, but the question of Increase230 words
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Article134 1938-07-15 21 Singapore. Tirusday. SENTENCED in 1932 to seven years* rigorous imprisonment for attempted murder and convicted again soon Piter his release for theft, foi which he also had to observe police supervision. Suradi bin Supawira. a 25-year-old Javanese, came up for sentenre this morning before Mr. G. S.134 words
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Article203 1938-07-15 21 (Continued from page 2) ment could be arrived at by the Indian Agent lor Malaya, representing them, and the general manager of the Traction Company. Meanwhile strikers have approached several Indian leaders and justices of the peace. These leaders show willingness to help the strikers but arbitration was203 words
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Advertisement22 1938-07-15 21 Created by Experts VULCAIN watches are as attractive in their refined beauty as they are unfailing in their accuracy. THEY NEVER VARY!22 words
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Article177 1938-07-15 22 MUAR LEAGUE SOCCER from Out 0 '*n 1 Muar Thui minute ironi Um UiM ''I' 10 core when Al, headed In 1. r«ml ol Uieß v (1 1 there beini no combination a1 lll J h( (;11( Arr M, top throughout t h< K ame but their forward found hard177 words
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Article139 1938-07-15 22 GARRISON CLUB 'i^iii: draw i < t partnen for 'he old- 1 ii<!(t cup competition (18 holes niedal i>!;'.v. under handicap i ;»t the Harrison (-"it club on Saturday re- j ulted as follows: i i p in Mr. and Mrs n C. Reilly vs. Major and Mrs. I- R.139 words
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Article67 1938-07-15 22 Rv: i i da] '•>'■> in ti»'' ■'.n Club tennis tournament: oil s Ml\i I) DOUBLES i Bl I Mi Hill i)' ;it Lady Addison .•.ik! MacPhrraon 7 9, I 9 8 I (I ills ip M and Mi i ird Bcr beat lira. nd Hender. on67 words
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Article67 1938-07-15 22 n mi the uiniud Orv duates si match foi the cnalleiiHe cup presented by Df W A Nicholas on I at j pjn Dra c •I Oliveiro leapt >, h ValloopUlay, Tan i Boon Benp An Kee Hock (i v H van i V i Xaviei l.ui.67 words
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Article41 1938-07-15 22 Sixth annual athletic sports ol he Medical College Union will be held m Saturday. July 28, and the intcrjollege sports will be held on Saturday Fuly jo Botlj evtnta will take place at he Medical College grounds at Sepov41 words
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Article105 1938-07-15 22 TO celebrate the competition of the reconstruction of the Singapore Cricket Club, there will be a Ladies vs. Gentlemen cricket maU:h at 4 p.m. on Friday, July 22. This will be followed by an "At Home" at which Mr. Kurt Blacks Orchestra will play105 words
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Article66 1938-07-15 22 The following ties of the Excise C.C's open singles tournament will be played at the Marigold court. Derbyshire Road, this Sunday at 3.30 p.m. sharp:— Chan Chim Bock t— ls > vs. Lim Hong Soon i scratch i, Kang Soon Teck 6> vs. D. Suppiah (—2), Quek Song66 words
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Article577 1938-07-15 22 Farrer Cup Soccer Semi -Finals MUNICIPAL SOCCER COMPETITION THK flrtai ol cracken the beattni I m (iiM)iav al P*rrei Par* yesterda; ofsoccei wereon forthe Department mei the Electrical Ctept, having a tussle with the Water 1 Both games did not produce much Treasure] i Department were unlucky U i),. )t577 words
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Article199 1938-07-15 22 THE Medical College will annual reunion th] "<j programme is as folio* To-day: Football: Graduate dents, for Dr. W. A. Nicholas ci i Saturday: 11 30 a.iv, G latiooi remony. Alter the ceremony tl 'will be conducted to tl intent* The new Dental Department! hosteLs will be199 words
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Article45 1938-07-15 22 The following members have accej to play for S.C.C. vs. SRC to-day the S.C.C. ground:— E. C. Cherrmp J. B. Stoddart. W. N. Rotherv; J.We F. E. Hutchinson. F. G. Stifi: R. N-S fens, R. J. Forbes. K. C. Gillett, Hooper. K. Black.45 words
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458 1938-07-15 22 (By Air Mail) London. July 6. THK 1 5th annual mating of the National Rifle A.ssociation opened at liisley with the contest for the pri7i' Riven by Queen Mary. It 'loses on .lnlv 16 with the third and final stage «»l the Kind's pri.e.458 words
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Miscellaneous8 1938-07-15 22 To-day's Tides HIGH T1DE:— 12.45 p.m.. 8 ItlJ8 words
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Article273 1938-07-15 23 ANOI3ER ot members qi xne airaiu* Chinese Reading Club, a branch of the Chinese Christian Association, met last Monday night in the institute HalL Prinsep Street, to hold the first meeting of the 59th Session of the Club. Sir Ong BUttf Song K BE. was in273 words
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Article301 1938-07-15 23 AMIL YOUTH BOUND OVER 'From Our Own Reporter, Ipoh, Thursday. guilty to a charge of kidnapping a young girl named D from the lawful guardianship of her parents in Sungei tovember last year, Kumarasamy, a Tamil youth, who ap- Perak Assize Court before the Hon.301 words
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Article79 1938-07-15 23 Training For "Malaya Cup" Match CLNGAPORES Malaya Cup 1 players 3 were in training at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Trainer Yong Liane was busy giving advice and coaching several men Four forward-s. James Goh, Lai Chuan, G. Day and Tee Siang had shooting practice. Day particularly excelling in "snap79 words
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Article127 1938-07-15 23 GOOD MUSIC AT THE PAVILION wßomanceln The I Dark" m^± the brightest musical films w W uvr had for a long time opened a K Theatre last night n i The Dark", which feature W Bol< Gladys Swarthout and Johi ■UTymore. I musicals, however, th. df rs Played are all127 words
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Article29 1938-07-15 23 •pore, Thursday. >re are unrevealed at this of the Rural Board, 1 to form a sub/•••■■■•■;Uiig of the chairman, Pang and Mr. j. a. lnl,) this matter.29 words
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Article49 1938-07-15 23 We are officially informed that The Keppel Bus Company Ltd.. are conducting private transport service during the period of the strike on the Tanjong r— Geylang route Ten buses are plying for hire on this route and these will be increased if the service is patron ised49 words
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Article99 1938-07-15 23 Singapore. Thursday. A PRELIMINARY inquiry was begun in the Third Police Court to-day into a charge on three counts of falsification' of accounts preferred against a young Malay. Abdul Wahab bin Mohamed Amin. formerly employed by Messrs. Fraser and Weave as a postal and dispatch clerk. It was99 words
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Article89 1938-07-15 23 All-British Bombing Inquiry London, Wednesday. T'Ht: Pri-.c Minister informed* the Commons to-day that it had been found Impossible to arrange for the formation cf air international commission to proceed to the scene of any aerial bombardment in Spain and report on the facts at the request of the competent SpanishReuter - 89 words
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Article72 1938-07-15 23 Y.M.C.A. .2; Bata 0. In a friendly soccer match played at the Y.M.C.A. ground yesterday, the Y.M.C.A. beat Bata Shoe Co., by two goal* to nil. a goal being scored in each half. The game was rather one-sided though the Bata rearguard worked hard. Bata forwards'72 words
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Article104 1938-07-15 23 The following candidates of Miss K A. Tar.. 32 Tras Street. Singapore, have passed the practical musical examination (pianoforte* held recently for the Trinity College of music certificates: Initial. Passed with Honours Tan Siok Hwee. Hong Eng Seng. First Steps. Bessie Phoa (honours", Tan Kah Lock104 words
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Article93 1938-07-15 23 The following will represent the Amicable Athletic Asaociation against the Post Oflice Football Ciub 121 a match on j the Post Oflice Ground on Sunday at 4 45 p.m Players please assemble at i the Association's premises for free transport Yeo Ah Kow, Tan Beng Leng.93 words
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Article484 1938-07-15 23 Health Of The East THE health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the weekended July 9 reads as follows:— Plague: Bassein (in Burma* was the only port in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague during the week, two cases with one death having484 words
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Article66 1938-07-15 23 Singapore, Thursday. FOUND in possession of five led packets of illicit ehanda in a house in Bandar Street on the morning of Jul--13. a Chinese, Wong Kui, wn.s arrested and produced before Mr h a Forrei District Judge, Criminal District court, this morning The value of the chandu66 words
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Article, Illustration94 1938-07-15 24 NEW PLANES ARRIVE FOR WEARNE'S AIR SERVICE C>n th» pa« are picture takm bt thr Tribune cameraman at the Airport ia^M'he Ul!lll^t inlrmal ai sm.«'. It „s eatheml that soon the s«rv.< irttl be dail}. and in addition other rnnot* part* of tne peninsula will be linked h v arr^94 words
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Article121 1938-07-15 24 AUSSIES WIN BY INNINGS London. Thursday. Till \iistraiun l>«-at Warwickshire t»\ .111 tnningl AMI N runs, di.smlmini Ihc count) in their seeoad innings for n* runs after thev bad declared their Innings closed at 3M for H. Scow i Warwick i..t [nni it<» Bradman scored 135 In 160 minutes In121 words
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Article119 1938-07-15 24 KEUNTAN TRAIN DERAILMENT J Kuala Ltuhpur, TbundP.v. VIS of the derailm(>n t of ten iy goods renicita on the Ea^t Coast railway or. Tuesday have him reached Kuala Lumpur, bui i passenger traffic is in no way affected. The line was restored thii morning. i i On ofllciaJ of the119 words
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Article83 1938-07-15 24 Singapore, Thursday. TWENTY -TWO months' rigorous im--1 prisonment was imposed by Mr H A Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, this morning, on a Chinese, Km lQie<>w Seng, for being in possesk°? l tahUs ol non-Government chandu valued at $1,600. Teh Choo Kwong and Tan Chuan W J83 words
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Article11 1938-07-15 24 Umdon, Thuradaj 11 Ven. Archdeacon ArthSF ««iwi Ulll^.-11 words
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Article115 1938-07-15 24 JAPANESE SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES I Hankow. Thursday. CHINESE troops inflicted over a thouj sand Japanese casualties in a battle j at Chienshan on Tuesday and WednesIday. Fwo detachments ot Japanese I reinforcements are being mshed towards Chienshan. High French military officers conferred at Kwangchoww&n on Monday Afterwards, a number ofReuter - 115 words
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Article164 1938-07-15 24 (From Our Oun Reports) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday AN elderly Sikh and a middli-ageo rt Mohammedan appeared in the doc before Mr. A. J. Grattan Bellew, til First Magistrate on a charge of bebaTiy in a disorderly manner at Imb; I The former who pleaded gulWf. J* flned $1164 words
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Advertisement22 1938-07-15 24 CIVIL. NAVAI ANH MILITAIU nL^ I Mi, n -ri TAILOR AND OUTFITTTR 1 •HWWI NM Arfnrte Sin^Pore. UUTFTr TER j Tin: TAHXML22 words
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