Morning Tribune, 10 September 1938
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Title Section13 1938-09-10 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 3— No. 191- SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, September 10. 1938. FIVE CENTS.13 words
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Article89 1938-09-10 1 Brest, Friday. j is great activity at the val base, with a continulux of men recalled from Untie fleet of more than i» loading up with is and supplies sufficient am the fleet at sea for two By the evening the fleet eady f o sail at a moment's89 words
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Article91 1938-09-10 1 JAPANESE RESUME DRIVE Hankow, Friday. ESE troops have been continuy reinforced since entering hi on Wednesday and are rushdefences to prepare a drive lurjt As a strategy, the Chinese held the suburbs watching the soldiers till yesterday vafterrtien the Japanese resumed their n Hsi.shui. ■chment of crack Japanese troops the91 words
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Article72 1938-09-10 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh came into conflict with ♦ur Tungchow on Tuesrilla units are now envehow. •several smaller warships, H-iaiiKshan, were serious»y Chinese batteries. 1 achieve a direct drive west"anßrnui, the Japanese are i'vious routes. Hundreds oldiers advanced from on Wednesday but were i««ed by the Chinese. 2 l72 words
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137 1938-09-10 1 Many Hundred Thousand Troops Installed METZ (FRANCE), FRIDAY. HUNDREDS OF RESERVISTS, CALLED TO THE COLOURS, ARE ARRIVING HERE DAILY. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TROOPS ARE NOW INSTALLED IN THE MAGINOTLJNE. It is believed that double that number b at the rear of the line,Reuter - 137 words
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Article240 1938-09-10 1 London, Friday. jlflß. Chamberlain's return W> London and his conference* with his colleagues and the summoning of the Cabinet on Monday aroused much speculation in the press. Various diplomatic: correspondent*. assert, that the Prime Minister and his colleagues are discussing the question of theReuter - 240 words
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Article129 1938-09-10 1 Prague, Friday. HEKR KINDT told Reuter that the Sudetens were prepared to negotiate with the Czech Government as soon as the iMaehrischostrau incidents were liquidated. They made no other conditions. Nuremberg, Friday. Herr Hitler has received a report of Sir Neville Henderson's interview with Herr Ribbentrop.Reuter - 129 words
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15 1938-09-10 1 Amsterdam, Friday. wsm gill imms Reuter ihro^h the old canals.Reuter - 15 words
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Article53 1938-09-10 1 More Powers For Rangoon Police Rangoon, Friday. rC Police have been empowered to arrest undesirables without warrant, as a result of the Governor exercisim? his special powers by enacting the Rangoon Emergency Security Act of 1938. which will remain In force for five years. Non-Burmans can be expelled under theReuter - 53 words
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Article39 1938-09-10 1 Geneva, Friday To-days meeting of the Council was notable for the absence of leading members of many delegations. This afternoon's meeting wa*s partly private and partly public and was devoted to the drafting of Council agenda..— ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement11 1938-09-10 1 f <>THe« r%GB^ I rhie f H^ 2 %,:::;:r pat 111 words
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Advertisement27 1938-09-10 1 T* Want milk that keeps perfectly WITHOUT REFRIGERATION IN ANY CLIMATE THEN GET KLIM POWDERKD WBOUE MILK WHOLE MHK^ OBTAINABLE FVFKVVVIIFRK DISTRIBUTORS. i <;etz biios. cm. i27 words
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322 1938-09-10 2 "SHORT VACATION" Singapore. Friday. CEV ERE criticism of press reports regarding the communal riots in India and Rangoon was passed to-day f>y Sir Walter William PittTaylor, who arrived in Singapore this momim? on board the P. O. liner Kajputana. When I -saw him on322 words
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Article86 1938-09-10 2 $1,150 IN FINES FOR GAMBLERS Singapore, Friday FINES tttalM«| 51. 151' wert «m--jxtM'.u to-day by Mr. CJ. S. KavfingS, the Third Magistrate. «>u three Jnnese who were tried and convicted on a charge <>i aaristtaf in the management ol" a public lottery on May 1' it a house in MtCallum86 words
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146 1938-09-10 2 Traffic Judge Does Not Want Witnesses Defamed Singapore, Friday. MR. C. H. Koh Traffic District Judge will not allow witnesses or Police Officers to be defamed in his Court. When Chan Joo Tiong was to-day charged with not awaiting a safe opportunity to turn at the junction of Hill Street146 words
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Article, Illustration123 1938-09-10 2 NEW R.A.I. CHIEF ARRIVES Singapore. Fr THREL Sunderlands. three pore' flying boats ai squadrons of Wildeheeste pla the "Rajput ana" at Sultan Sk escorted the liner into the i this afternoon. It was a reci-lettei day fo; 1 Force, and in no ur.ceram they \velcvned then new O^ca Uiandinf, AirTribune - 123 words
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Article60 1938-09-10 2 Singapore. FJ Arrested yesterday. AKvi M Johore driver, was th^ moniinjd in the Traffic District Court ing hurt through a n«IW«M knocking down a young M {Ja y* Ketah. in front of the *a>« Police Station on Bukit Timan P ft" is alleged that the gjnsg of the injured60 words
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Article189 1938-09-10 2 SPANISH war veteran Dr. M Atal head of the Indian. JH for China, interviewed abroad the Rajputana a (yheh i approaching Singapore told me that the barbarity and IP"J experienced in Spain would not compare with "ha ting in China (writes a Tribune reporter). At lenst. paid189 words
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Advertisement87 1938-09-10 2 LUXURY ALOFT -^r It is the luxury which surprises so many passengers in the four-engined Imperial flying-boats. They find themselves taking meals in the comfortable soundproof saloons, enjoying the passing scenery from the promenade deck, smoking or having their afternoon nap, with a steward always at their service. Nights are87 words
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Miscellaneous20 1938-09-10 2 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chief Justice in Ist Court at 10.30 a.m. Magistrate's Appeal:— Nand Singh vs. Rex20 words
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Article398 1938-09-10 3 INDIAN DOCTORS WELCOMED UNIQUE FUNCTION AT CHINESE CHAMBER fOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF THE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, LOCAL INDIANS WERE ENTERTAINED BY CHINESE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT THE PREMISES ON THE OCCASION OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN CONGRESS MEDICAL UNIT TO CHINA The premise's presented398 words
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Article528 1938-09-10 3 INDIANS FETE THE VISITORS thankful tor the hospitality shown to us by the citizens of r,mre both Chinese and Indians, to whom we can only urge a are uous form of boycott against Japan," declared Dr. Atal. leader in i Congress Medical Unit to China, In a speech yesterday Tthe528 words
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Article158 1938-09-10 3 PANTHER AT LARGE RESIDENTS ol Ketonnatory Road diM trift are alarmed bv the priMMi ol panther in the neighbourhood Imprint! of paws, leadlnf to .stream, were foiinri by Chinese tAppen On Tuesday, a tapper left hit pail ol latex when he RUmpttd the animal, while a Malay woman, washing rlothes158 words
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Article, Illustration9 1938-09-10 3 ■h Indian Medical Tnit. photographed on arrival.— Tribune.9 words
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99 1938-09-10 3 Woman Alleged To Be Decoy For Robbers Singapore. Friday. D^ETTY Cantonese woman. Than Suet Yeng, alleged to have acted as decoy for a gang of robbers, was charged today in the District Court with abetment of robbery. Chin is alleged to have invited a man to her room, left him99 words
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Advertisement12 1938-09-10 3 m wim'm W THE WRITING fflr*iM?r^iH FLUID THAT'b |h^iip FOUNTAIN PEN m\(.\»mj;.»12 words
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Article147 1938-09-10 4 London, Friday Previous To-day change in um K Quiet Stead v 80^ Buyers 7 15 16 7 13 v> SeUers 8 7 15 16 -1 16 Ist Forward (October* Buyers 7 15 16 7 13 16 ft 2nd Forward (November; Buyers 7 15 16 T 7 -1 16147 words
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Article28 1938-09-10 4 G Previou. Tf UttSoa J Fine Bar per oz ?7 4 u a '-dav SILVER 4 i Spot 19 5 16 M 4 months' forward 1928 words
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Article53 1938-09-10 4 New V-rk. Sept. '6 KUBBEK Previous To-dav Change Tone Steady Steady Bpot Buyers 16 1 16 15 -1 16 Sellers 16 316 16ft -1 16 Forward Jan. Mar Buyers 16 1 16 316 1 16 Sellers 16 7 16 16 5 1 TIN m Quiet Dull Spot53 words
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Article63 1938-09-10 4 London. Friday Previous To-day Change r.T.onPans (closing middle rate) 178.31 Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.92 1516 8.92 -15 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8 3 4 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 31 32 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate)63 words
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Article20 1938-09-10 4 j FIN Standard Previous T( u,: Spot (afternoon (closing price) £102 ■im^' j Forward £193 n Q91 420 words
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191 1938-09-10 4 A.R.R Official Acquitted Of Driving Charge Stafaptft F" MAJOR A. D. < park. Air Raid caution Officer, appeared summons this morning befoi Kenneth A. Blacker in the court for failin? to conform I wins signal v. hilst drivin? hi at the intersection of Robinson I and Cross Street. Defendant :laimed191 words
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Article159 1938-09-10 4 Singapore. Friday MESSRS. Fraser Co. report as follows for to-day: MINING: Tin at midday was $98.00. up 50 cents There was no change In Jhe local tin .share market to-day, prices remaining .steady with very little business passing. Kaubs were aLso steady with buyers at $5,024 and159 words
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Article197 1938-09-10 4 "Cowardly Attack" By Fusilier Singapore, Frida>. DE MARK ING that it was a cowardly attack on an old man and that he would not impose a fine, Mr. Conrad Oldham. the Second Magistrate, to-day sentenced a private of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Fus. Thomas Lyttle. to undergo a term of197 words
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Article145 1938-09-10 4 London. Friday. Previous To-dav Change Distillers 96 3 94 3 2Ounlop Rubber 27- 26 10ft -lftd General Electric 77 6 77 3 —3d Imperial Chemical Industries 30 9 301ft -7ftd Imperial Tobacco 138 9 137 6 —113 Anglo-Dutch > 28 3 27 7 ft 7ftd Canadian Pacific145 words
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Advertisement59 1938-09-10 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY and59 words
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Advertisement16 1938-09-10 4 MM Til BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Tel 5926, 2, Finlayson Green16 words
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Article689 1938-09-10 5 IBy Fraser j fompany j I SJi&apore, Sept. 9, 5 p.m. I MINING i 4|- 4|6 28|6 3016 n 431- 471- Nom f 24|- 25|--0.63 0.67 21J6 2216 1.33 138 f 10,- 111--2119 22j9cd j V. 151- 161--6 OJ6 0.40 0.85 0.88 Tin '.'.22 9 2319 idle' B'98 9689 words
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Article215 1938-09-10 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Thursday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4|- 4|6 Batu Selangor 1 33 1 38 Hong Fatts 0.85 0.89 Hongkong Tin 22i6 2319 Jelebus 0.72 0/77 Kamunting Tin 9|6 10|6 Katu Tin 24|6 25|6xd Kramats 9|9 10.9 Killinghalls 18|3 19|3 Kuchais 132 137 Laruts 101- \Vr Lingui Tin215 words
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Article242 1938-09-10 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Seut. 9 b DJB Cumr-nx W+ TOtSi XOI compjiy Staflend Book* Date ax Dit. year mmmm Close Hiiv.ihie Burma Malay 6d. No. 18 Sept 22 Sept. 29 Sepi. 23 5% Katu Tin 6d No. 19 Sept, 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 9 s', Kramat242 words
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Article115 1938-09-10 5 Int May 15 Nov. io &&2VW? cl PENANG MUNICIPAL 5% ff#r«T£?. £g\?£'T? >*» 124 e, tSmffiZxr? .00W ,01* c. 3% 1937 red. 1955-65 «3.000,000 Int. Sept. Mar. 1 m S.S. AND F.M.S. LOANS F^.4^% 193. red.. 959 $16,000,000 g 853%1^A re ug.re.»" 00 P raard Co. Ltd.115 words
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Advertisement157 1938-09-10 5 nIEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V incorporated in the Netherland; (Netherlands Trading Society) Bankers amsterdam Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824 Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000.000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of me Board of Director*. H. C. REHBOCK Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director157 words
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Advertisement296 1938-09-10 6 j1..... ii mi -i ~-j M Of IB MOST S.NTKKK AN., MOV.NG FH.MS THAT WE HAVK HAD SINGAPORE FOR A "-1 UMQIM A V.KV FIXE HIM IXDEF.D Malaya Trita.^ (Yesterday). I IHE 1 I fiwroi "[POSITIVELY LAST I»AY!j "PICK-A-BAfJ J API IOL a snows a.K ij j j DJ JJ*I296 words
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Advertisement44 1938-09-10 6 j Bv EDGAR WALLACE r ADITO A HERBERT WKCOX PRODUCTION WA\ I I V O.recttd bvJACR R*»momo NEXT WEEK A Columbia Release. ■——^^^i^ s^—^ OPENING TO-MORROW AT THE I PAVILI O_*l SAPPERS MOST EXCITING J^TORYJ FLASHIN^TEEI AND STINGING LEATHE w^f/^ null nun wy dULLUUu44 words
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Article110 1938-09-10 7 Vienna. Mht-r Strength Through Joy" L are to take place this year Austria to the Old Reich, ac- tto a decree published here. I pnly reason siven for this i.< "the overcrowding of the norted nuwever, that some rom Vknna who went on i Through Joy" trips to Ger-110 words
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Article42 1938-09-10 7 f re Friday.— For employing a in a licensed premises without [jning the sanction of the Mun- ealth Officer, Lee Sionc 1» S puilty was ordered to pey a S 350 by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker °urth court this mornine. S42 words
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Advertisement48 1938-09-10 7 ?=^7th Shows Packed out Last Night pSjb? [marlborough] < ht (ireatest and the First TAMIL Jungle Thriller VVIIIAJA KARZAiV The only one of its kind ••••""••••"iriHiiHi,,,,,, TORIA THEATRE, to-nighti! VAUDEVILLE pertory Players Production Book At Robinsons j I- in \>mn x i |MINC SHORTLY! •mmmm. > )ni^t comply yet made!48 words
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Advertisement92 1938-09-10 7 Illltttllltlli, ■••■••■Illll)^ ERROL FLYXXj Famous Star of 'ROBIN j HOOD'' returns next week; in The PERFECT SPECIMEN; AT THE AIR-CONDITIONED AlhambrAj HCSPEBFECT...SHPS NOT j Sam* •■ik*r— I l"3*tff MMlkHlk-M f] TTMATPENED J > iL^m ONE NIGHT" mm 4£/^ ij\ JB i ■HtJH r«.«?TB WHRS^ j i WATCH FOR j SCREENING92 words
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Advertisement160 1938-09-10 7 4 }f m m j One of the most spectacular TKCHNICOLOUR production ever made! JDAILY 3 SHOWS, 3-15-6-15 9-15 p.m. j AT MALAY AS l.radintr Theiilrr. (Direction: SHAW KROS. LTD.) X j WARNER BROTHERS GREAT I STAR ■j^^^mj nil V^. 1 Vt^H z (111 f^^ V '^H JK^I m m160 words
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Article, Illustration379 1938-09-10 8 ASIATIC INSPECTORS WANT THE PAY REVISED ASIATIC INSPECTORS OF THE S.S. POLICE FORCE ARE FEELING STRONGLY THE NEED FOR A REVISION OF THEIR SALARY SCHEME. They think something should he done so that an Asiatic inspector can receive a maximum salary in a shorter time than is now possible (writesTribune - 379 words
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72 1938-09-10 8 Singapore, Friday. MR. Kenneth A. Blacker sentenced Chu Ngin to four months' rigorou imprisonment to be followed by one year's police supervision this morning in the fourth court for theft of a fountain pen. It was alleged that the accused pickd th« pocket of a72 words
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Article58 1938-09-10 8 Sine*!* I*'1 TANG BAH O^t"*' when "•""^iJrt I. l>» It was statod ffJ'W the occupant. Chong ÜBl P him W3O in with fright Tnr no i a na to have lcvell^ his v him c j»-g» court gysStw^yj! ed that tt* tur ,l« V the accused W' dl cf58 words
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Advertisement74 1938-09-10 8 ••■•^f A new love team makes the comedy hit of 1938 When Claudette gives Gary the romantic riui-around You'll see the year's gayest, most hilarious comedy of S battle and run tactics ever screened Gary ihe modern Bluebeard marries himself to a lot of trouble when he J tries his74 words
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Article414 1938-09-10 9 Woung Generals mrect Manoeuvres lIGGEST FOR 20 YEARS TED by some of Britain's younger generals, Britain is acting the most important Army manoeuvres since the [lie exercises started early last month with a "revolun Devon and Cornwall They will last for six weeks, during which the new, memised "Army414 words
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Article124 1938-09-10 9 Johannesburg. JIIK formation of civil air guard on the British model by the yl'nion of South Africa (Jovernment was suggested by I>r K. L Mackenzie, chairman of the Kami Flying Club, on presenting the llaswcll trophy cup to the winner of a flying efliciency competition124 words
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Article69 1938-09-10 9 wh Santiago, Chile. **> i until recently relied largely rthSiin^l? for d-fence. is n" Mii h h lts air arm Jeep presented by the Minlsm njl Drfmce which provides Of 250 officers to fly the *nich arc beine: delivered V and Italy, The bill also ran69 words
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Article352 1938-09-10 9 Link Between Man And Ape Johannesburg. AOMPLETI indication of the claim of Dr. Robert Broom, F.R.S.. to have found the 'missing link" between man and ape with his discoveries in Transvaal last year and earlv this spring, was offered in an address by Professor W. K. Gregory, anatomist of the352 words
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89 1938-09-10 9 French Town's Tribute To British King Paris. THE Municipal Council of Hossegor. a small seaside re-sort on the Basaue coast, has unanimously decided to give the name of "Square Edward VII" to a quare of the town. Kint? Edward VII in the early part of his reign stayed several times89 words
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Article106 1938-09-10 9 FILM STARS LIVE LONGER Hollwood BEING a Him star hen- adds 10 year.s to life, in the opinion of Dr. Lawrence Spaniard, a Hollywood hospital doctor "My .study of film stars na-s Ifd me to believe that practically everyone who gets into the first ranks of phiyex.s adds 10 year.s106 words
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Advertisement31 1938-09-10 9 75 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN TERMS: EASY PAYMENTS CAN BK ARRANGED SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Distributors for Singapore ft Johoro ■DP HH» CO. No N rlh PriflC Road WPi; \n31 words
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Article294 1938-09-10 10 ALTHOUGH influential opinion in Great Britain appears to be seriously concerned at the turn of events in Europe, and notwithstanding the fact that France has taken the extreme step of manning the Maginot Line on a full war-time basis, we are still inclin- ed to the view294 words
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Article, Illustration1122 1938-09-10 10 THK time ll now approaching when the world may well begin to ask LUeU whether it ll better to have China or Japan win the present war in the Orient Let no one think that the Orient us going to be the1,122 words
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Article1290 1938-09-10 11 |OPLE: ICGER IOATS IN THE [way L Our Own Correspondent] LONDON, SEPT. 2. It IS Kl SSIA DOING? ALBIOI'GH THE SOVIET H)S THE WORLD S WONM LONG-DISTANCE REB) (6.300 MILES. FROM HoW TO CALIFORNIA) Kl\ IS NOT A QUARTER Eki most people look ■[new developments Achievements in aviaHmmon belief1,290 words
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Advertisement102 1938-09-10 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Ch*mnu and Stortt I POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to .{0 feet below the surface of the water. FOR TIIK MUST TlMK— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, flshinf, tennis or102 words
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Article, Illustration181 1938-09-10 12 Britain's newest rind greatest liner— the Cunard-White Star vessel "Queen Elizabeth"—is now almost readv at John Brown's shipyard. Clydebank. for the launch by Queen Elizabeth herself on September 27. The "Queen Elizabeth" is expected to be a faster ship than either the "Queen Mary" or thePlanet News - 181 words
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MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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Title Section13 1938-09-10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement ho. September 10, 1938. EDITED BY HERMES Every Saturday.13 words
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563 1938-09-10 1 A Ni,S KUGPROSPECTS THE SEAIBOUT TO PENCE ARK V ROSY, jINC FROM FORM DISk'ED IN THE I MATCH TOOK :k on the LAN ADE L'XD I AST KEND L Keav, who Birain captain jd<\ will have r of good talent to choose from563 words
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Article31 1938-09-10 1 lay's Supplement tar i 2 ati, v 3 Ato )v 3 t 4 I tests 5 fn I <rioket ke 6 (hl 6 1 at water polo 7 1 831 words
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Article21 1938-09-10 1 novel innovation s l )orts wca A waJ^nade in a baseball same at mmm ment21 words
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Article, Illustration69 1938-09-10 1 IN ACTION AGAIN NEXT WEEK In interesting action study of Gordon I.undon, match winning Wlßf-tfcrM of the S.C.C, Singapore and the South, about to take one o; his famou. drop shots for touch liM S.( will be sta*in* preliminary trials M Wednesday evening. and a full ma) will take place69 words
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Article31 1938-09-10 1 V. C. C. HOCKEY The SCC will nold hockey trial* dur|Hl the oomlm week Players will be traded and there will be two teams selected for club «ames, of mm-nrst-eleven player31 words
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329 1938-09-10 1 Swimming Champions Will Defend The Titles {DfGAHMUt swimmer* »ill a^ain contest the »p»-n championship meeting at the tiny Y.M-C.A. pool at the top of Fort Canning this season. The meeting u to be held on Saturday, September 24. and entries have oeen invited this week for the 19 competitive events,329 words
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Article113 1938-09-10 1 OITKS and accommodation faf the 11H0 3 Olympic ifrlmmlni eventi are ui ready beinK prepared In Finland The Olympic Pool ll t*> b* 1 in the DjurKurden Park, which ll not more than fife minutos walk from tht diurn There will b«* ix-nnatu'iit Beating accommodatloo113 words
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Article, Illustration1170 1938-09-10 2 AIRMEN KEEP COMMAND SWIMMING HONOURS FOR THIRD SUCCESSIVE SEA SON IJHE past week f has been notable for the rivalry between the Royal Engineers and R.A.F. at three different games. In the Command Swimming Sports at K Last r yetr the R.A.F. won every event on the programme, except Diving1,170 words
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Article182 1938-09-10 2 ("By Pilot") I TRIAL match at hockey was this week at Blakan Mati to gii old hands a chance to set their again. Most of last years players left and it is now mainly in the of BS.M. Cranford that we plaa hockev fate of182 words
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Article, Illustration1576 1938-09-10 3 RUGY GROWING POPULARITY AMONG ASIATICS ALL STATES kormance of Asiatic rugby football teams in various parts of pa during the past three or four seasons is any criterion, bcthe\ should be able to hold their own pretty well against ■opean combinations, who have ruled the roost in Malayan |ph th(Tribune - 1,576 words
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Article, Illustration131 1938-09-10 3 DROPOSALS that touring Aus- traliau test teams should play a combined team of two English counties at a time have been discussed in Melbourne. The proposals, which were originally made by English cricket writers, have found a ready reception in Australia, and a131 words
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Article62 1938-09-10 3 THE executive committee of the Professional Golfers' Association America has decreed that the minimum purse for all 72- hole tournaments^ of which it has approved must be 5,000 dollars (£l,ooo* Tournaments of less value must be Played in two days, over 5" holes or less62 words
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Article221 1938-09-10 3 First Selangor Trial To-Day THIS evening on the K.I. padanjc, Selangor's rugger strength will have a preliminary try-out. The first serious prartine match takes place next Saturday but on Wednesday, the Club "A" will meet the Police. Local Asiatics are netting Into their stride and will play their first match221 words
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Article88 1938-09-10 3 New feats by Italian rider THRBt ii' world cycliim Weocdl huv») been let Up by an Italian, Fa bio Battcslni Battcslnl did the kilometre (standing start* in 1 mm. 10 sees and 'm kilometre (flying itert) m 1 utn 1-IJS lees The prevlOUl records were 1 nun 10.2:.88 words
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Article146 1938-09-10 3 lUST as cricket is not necessarily dull when few runs are being scored so football nwd not be fagta* to**** inri entertainment when IMH art But English football followers ;r hoping that in the season which is ust hpinnninK their favountr teams will not^rHy too146 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1938-09-10 4 /•PICKET statistician* have been set a healthy task ol :< vision of Test match records as the result of the series of test matches which ended iast month. No fewer than J.'i new records were established in the four matches1,047 words
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Article55 1938-09-10 4 CIR Malcolm Campbell, holder of •J world water speed record, is I Salt Lake City this autumn to motor-boat tests on the great Sal It is not yet certain whethi Malcolm will take a new Blue Bii to America, or whether he intenc to test55 words
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Article96 1938-09-10 4 Cycle racing on Bill iron ring SPORT still continues in Spain the war. A bicycle race, based on 1 "Iron Ring," the famous defence built by the Basques to halt the a of Franco's troops on the city la was organised recently at Bilbai The circuit was96 words
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Article51 1938-09-10 4 FREDDIE Tomlins, the Bntisn i skater, won the half mile m t South Wales speed skating cna ship held at Sydney, setting i Australian record of 1 minute conds in his first heat Tomlins won the first heat n than half a lap, and the final Dy 3051 words
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Article, Illustration145 1938-09-10 4 Three of Enp Msmen of to v W. I. F* ">♦ I v«»»V Test series iust Tded is still <o Of the D n<>^ the day a~^ ••ai been rhoc« n aocomnanv M.Cr. t0,,,. M Sid- t n So«th Afrion"""s Comp*»M '•Ml wiv i», o ••>•-•, «r^.- 4 Fn n|<145 words
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Article, Illustration80 1938-09-10 5 The Australians cricketfrs have completed their tour in England, and have lost only one match throufthout— the final Test match— mm- .it'll they came very near to defeat at the hands of Yorkshire, lain saving them. The team will be leaving England shortly for their homeland, having made many new80 words
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Article, Illustration406 1938-09-10 5 LTHOUGH honours were even in the Test series from the point of view of matches won, each side scoring one victory, on the general run of the series England are to be regarded as the stronger side. In the first match they were easily406 words
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Article52 1938-09-10 5 Farr-Strickland fight off fight with Maurice the New Zealand heavynto is •definitely off." Mi Joe Gould, Farr'6 recently stated, will in all his next fight in the ■ainst his old antagon- a in England, but at harden last March the ised; it was suggested tly that a deciding two might52 words
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Article22 1938-09-10 5 nv',l" boa. and pWCttoei b. CMH* ThMtaO manv spills, but hM already ucceeded In bf^g taken round (I22 words
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Article107 1938-09-10 5 ft ji alia. irri ttrii n li piaying /all wfeeri tata a r<^i tfcu puUthe io< th Austin caytain recognised, only by Mi a I Me feMovi n g it tor by ople Hmceravitft !/ie M from a ibesi angle, is l I km payed County tufiderlund. fh"n the107 words
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Article45 1938-09-10 5 IRQ international een made by Herr Germany's cricket I-, i very small in Germany. were ten clubs in e em and In Berlin who about 14 each. the M.c.c. land should organise the championship and provKW 1 tS cup would be ptoj45 words
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Article217 1938-09-10 5 Holder Of Three World Titles ONE of the Kisatest and most gruelling championship fights that has been seen in New York during the last ten years resulted in a grand victory for Henry Armstrong when he beat Lou Ambers on points over fifteen rounds, thus wrestins from him the title217 words
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Article19 1938-09-10 5 Open championship won by Terrier ?im Ftrrter th« rui i!1 Mlt> lj!l til 73 Mi t Pei19 words
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Article, Illustration865 1938-09-10 6 OLYMPIC HOCKEY DECISION A DISAPPOINTMENT TO INDIANS I ASIA LEFT I OUT (By "Sticks") Til UU will be no hockej at the Olympic Games in Finland in 1940 This statement which was made by Koop Singh, Indian Olympir player, recently. will no doubt come as a great shock to hockey865 words
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Article72 1938-09-10 6 TWO heavyweight wrestlers met their collective match in a bout at Adelaide, when they went for the referee who floored them both and then disqualified them. The two competitors, Tom Lunch and Hori Tiki, were wrestling when Lurich. objecting to the actions of the referee, attacked him72 words
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Article132 1938-09-10 6 U.S. Ryder cup player wins title AFTER a play-off of 27 holes Sam Snead. the American Ryder Cup player, won the Canadian Open championship, beating Harry 'Light-horse" Cooper, the holder, by 101 strokes to 106 in the play-off. At the end of 18 holes each player had a132 words
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Article230 1938-09-10 6 Two New Records For Wooderson JIOLDEK of the worlds m.le reca of four minutes 6.4 seconds j C. Wooderson broke both the worlj records for the half-mile and I metres at Motspur Park in a ra specially arranged for the atteral His time for the half-mile was minute 49.2 seconds-230 words
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Article212 1938-09-10 6 DEGINALD Whitcombe, the Open 11 Champion, won the first prize oi £200 in the News Chronicle £],00C Tournament when he returned an aggregate score of 300 for 72 holes. A gale, driving rain before it, swept the course and many of the players had difficulty in keeping212 words
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Article, Illustration131 1938-09-10 7 hf first time in several years ?a pore Suimming Club dehe Chinese Swimming Club 2 polo when the two clubs the S-S.C. pool Sunday. B b won by four goals to three very closely contested game. ictorv of the Europeans was due to the efforts of one man— ran131 words
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Article104 1938-09-10 7 UNG their ladder plan of rating fessional boxers, the National Association have issued circulars ieir London headquarters invitlividual ratings from referees, managers, and others. the task ol ranking even the heavyweights, whose form is i. to the satisfaction of the its, their admirers, and depractically impossible. k all the104 words
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197 1938-09-10 7 JJRITISH BADMINTON CIRCLES ARE INTERESTED TO LEARN THAT TWO MALAYAN CHAMPIONS ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN ENGLAND SHORTLY TO COMPETE FOR BRITISH TOP-NOTCH TITLES. Badminton promises to become one oi the major winte: attractions this year. First class players have sprung up in197 words
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Article, Illustration129 1938-09-10 7 Henry Cotton wins this year HENRY Cotton has won the Vardon Trophy, which is awarded annually to the player with the best average for ,ie or more rounds in major profes--1 sional tournaments during the season^ i Cotton returned an average of 72.87 (for 16 rounds. He did129 words
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Article244 1938-09-10 7 Soccer Revival At "The Dog" ONE season ago, tne Belangor Club were in the third division of the Selangor league, but, by the time these notes appear they will probably have won the highest honour among local teams— the senior divisions cup tie. By the time these notes appear they244 words
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Advertisement101 1938-09-10 7 DRINK MORE GOOD MILK 'BEAR' BRAND NATURAL SWISS MILK s~\ is endorsed by the /jMlj medical profession \\f^> as the ideal milk for fffjSJLJL the tropics. Because jflCffiy it is pure, sterilised Z.sJfß^JEf a nd natural milk to which nothing has been added, milk from a great herd of pedigree101 words
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Article, Illustration1250 1938-09-10 8 Marcus Superbus - Marcus Superbus (By Owner Loke's Triple Bonny Friend was the first winner of the race, and in the next year Mr. Alan Loke. who Ls strongly represented this year with Aerial Post, won with1,250 words
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Article, Illustration443 1938-09-10 8 CNOLISH league football nxturfl day are as fellows: V First Division H Arsenal vs. Everton Birmingham vs. Stoke C Blackpool vs. Aston Villa. Brentford vs. WolverhamptonH Derby C. vs. Sunderland. Grimsby T. vs. Manchester U.I Leeds United vs. Bolton W. Leicester C. vs. Preston N.E I LiverpoolPlanet News - 443 words
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Article, Illustration1471 1938-09-10 10 New-Style Fashior for the Homeward Bouns IjF, in England, the swallows are flitting to warmer climes this month, many 01 the residents of Singapore are thinking about flitting to cooler ones, and thoughts of home-leave are very much in the air. This brings forward the exciting thought of planning cold-weather1,471 words
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Advertisement14 1938-09-10 10 Unusual cigarette boxes in blackwood and cloisonne. 18 Battery Road, Ist floor Phone 714314 words
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Advertisement398 1938-09-10 12 t!3M^ |T BYP&Oand BRITISH INDIA. LINES INCOKPORATED IN ENGLAND* Outwards BAJA PUTANA .7.000 in ro« OOgFU^ 1^ g; g RANPURA J7.000 Oct. g 6 100 n £^t PIN S'Boo StJl RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 "CANTON 15.500 Nov. 4 Homewards Leaves Leaves Tonna«f Spor Tonna«. bpore 1938 i"oo I BHUTAN 6398 words
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Advertisement235 1938-09-10 12 |K TO FRENCH port CHARCEURS Rf UN| i HOMEWARDS. CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Natalrc U Bordet PORBIN For Marseilles, Hav re. Antwerp, Dunkirk ITO SAIGON INDOCHIN CAP PADARAN For Saigon. Touranr and Haipho 1 S. A. M. 1. (from Saiirnn) S GO. PASOUIER ForSaieon d GO MERLIN Se235 words
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454 1938-09-10 13 GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE ONE OF THE MAJOR REASONS MANIPULATION of speculators, flight of capital and exodus of refugees to Hongkong constitute only the minor causes of the phenomenal rise of the Hongkong currency; the major causes are government control of454 words
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Article136 1938-09-10 13 Blood Feud Ends In Feasting Belgrade A BLOOD k ud between two Montenegrin lanulics hxs been laid bv ancient traditional ceremony. Ak4:sa Hitch, slayer Of Jovo Taditch at Gort\ye Polye, Montenegro, walked in soltmn procession with several prn-.su. to the Taditrh hou.se Behind him wxs carried his new born son136 words
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Advertisement267 1938-09-10 13 BIR\S PHILP LIIVE. [I (Incorporated in Australia! f NEXT SAILINGS J E-V Sept. 30 Oct. 4 I S,i Oct. 30 Nov. 4 I Wng rate s rOUII^ tnP nnl c f roni Sinenpore to Australm blued at the |l p: ugers m? > transfer at Singapore Brisbane. Sydney or I267 words
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Advertisement64 1938-09-10 13 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA SIHIUI \\A 8,000 TONS SAILINCi SEPTEMBER 22, At I P.M. The above vessel bat excellent modern iCeommodatton fot Fu.sf tftloon and Second Saloon pa.s.scn^er.s. italfilAl Holiday Return tickets to China and Japan (interchangeable with P64 words
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Miscellaneous273 1938-09-10 13 fcSTAL INTELLIGENCE I FOB P^R f *ATE AND TIME I h> Rajputana Sept 10 10 a.m. Pfteru Rajputana 10 10 a.m ■tU kajputana 10 10 a.m ■^FormOM. and o Macao Raiputana i 0 10 a.m. Kv es tern nii W 10 a.m. Wl Tohlti n 10 1! am Hf ...norallv-273 words
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70 1938-09-10 14 Prag S THE number of applications S Austrian? wishing to i S Czechoslovaia since the Al S luff" ha.s now reached a M S 54.000. S A great number of these a| 5 cants have near relatives ui S Republic, which gives them i\ more70 words
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Article140 1938-09-10 14 No Beautiful Co Eds In Americ Holly* TOEREare no beautiful cjj I tional girl n l nl u according to Mr Leru.Pnnr. film dance director. »ho "Campus Confessions. rt'ri 'IT 3 M Mr Prinz I" onod looks authority on feminin gorijgj "This summer. I forfl it is that there are140 words
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Advertisement313 1938-09-10 14 TRADE. BARGAINS MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE I [^ROCKERY, CUTLERY, (■IJAKAiVrEED IFITrHIil F1TrHli K utensils USED CARS ;K ITCHEN UTENSILS I" A seiect.on of 70 -80 excellent I HOON SECK TRADING CO., ased cars always available in i 1 Raffles Place, c« k bSe C d n by C313 words
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Miscellaneous347 1938-09-10 14 ON THE AIR TO-DAY TO-MORRQi PSEPT. 10 (OIOMBO VPB 6 16 Mis (48 7 m.) SINGAPORE ,1' "> The news in Sinhal sc Onental music. ZHL 225 metres (LSI mcs.) j4O The ne vs (in Tamil t, The news ZHF 30% metres (9.69 mcs.) nd announcements (In Enßp.m. lishL 12347 words
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Miscellaneous419 1938-09-10 14 r LONDON tANSMISSIONS 2 AND I GSF 1514 Mcs (19.8 m.) GSG 17 79 Mcs (16.9 m.) bO5 Big Ben. 'Steamboat',* a pro nrarame of variety, music, anc drama reviving some of th' glories of the old showbmi days. 650 'Looking Westward'* a postei jn sound, designed by Cyr rWood.419 words
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Miscellaneous107 1938-09-10 14 MANILA 420 Pcmular music 5.20 Sunkist time i BfiF*st Bger 1:18 Sffi!" Ensllsh 9 50 Close down HOLLAND pm PCJ 15.22 Mcs (,9^ 7.45 National anthem and Crt announcement. 7.50 DaUy news bulletin 3.00 Report flashes from J country i 8.30 Report on the festiviu* Stadium at Amsterdam, Close down107 words
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Article191 1938-09-10 15 Quins To Study French Only? L.. JT Callander. Ontario. THE Dionne quintuplets started scj OD Sept. l, according t<» a .st, i made by their guardian*. Then- studies win be along lines dra ed by Mr. Duncan McArthur, Ontario Deputy Minister or Education, ana i proved by their lather. Mr.191 words
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Article182 1938-09-10 15 Legal "Marathon Race" .Moscow IN an attack un Momou judges for 1 polluting Soviet justice, especially by dispatching cases too fast, the Moscow newspaper Travda 1 states that the Moscow Regional Court of Appeals reviews 188 cases a day. The newspaper quotes an indignant defence lawyer, who calculated on the182 words
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Article89 1938-09-10 15 4-Cent Theft Fined $5 Segamat. Thursday -Stole four cenLV worth of onions from the Jementah market, fined $5. That was -the end of a rase that came up before Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at. the Segamat magistrate, yesterday, when a Chinese made his appearance. Accused stated that he was a89 words
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Miscellaneous698 1938-09-10 15 »EK END RADIO PROGRAMMES M |:g K d^ her bulletln ft M0 Programme review V.40 A talk 5EP T 1 83 2a m r^an Or d C S I inno r WilJy Derbv. ft m\'(iAl <>Kfc 9 --0 Omroep Orchestra 31 '0.00 Amsterdam mftrr^l.3»mcs) 10. 35 Dance music bv 'Hotel698 words
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Miscellaneous71 1938-09-10 15 KUALA LUMPUR ZGE 6.13 Mcis (48.9 m) D.m 7 00 Recorded music. News bulletin. 9.00 Close down. ROME 2 RO 11.81 Mcis (18.7 m p.m. 8.20 Opening announcement. News^ In English. -'Well known waltzes from Strauss to Lehar" a concert News in Italian. MANILA am KZRM 9.53 Me s (31.371 words
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Article, Illustration1474 1938-09-10 16 Marcus Superbus - Marcus Superbus I TO-DAY'S RACING PROSPECTS (By EU7HAT a grand day's sport we should witness at Bukit Timah to-day. Provided, of course, the weather looks on us with kindly aspect, and respects our Cup-day enthusiasm and excitement. The stage is well set for grandeur, both1,474 words
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Article52 1938-09-10 16 rOLLOWING are selections at Bukit Timah 10-day: Race I— ABBOTS TEMPTATION Pay Out Race 2— BEANO K. C. G. Race 3— NUTCRACKER Herbe Foile Race 4— NEW MOON Quisana Race s^-ALUM ROCK Tony Reddin Kace fr—AERIAL POST Golden Glimpse Race 7— VICTORY PARADE Oorugan Race B— STUART TARTAN Argoutat52 words
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Article808 1938-09-10 16 RACE SIX—SOO PM Horses, class I, div. I. I 1 "J Sir Theobald (McLachlaa) J Blue Peter (Tankard) j Jack Druce (J. Donnelly) Knight's Eye (Davies) Pure Gold (Mcpherson) J Toproe (Spencer) Barford (Dawson) Wicklow Bay (Lawler) Aerial Post (Woods) g Empire (Minto) Golden GUmPse <*»»"> Release (E.808 words
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Article, Illustration305 1938-09-10 17 ■jVERNOR'S M $EN TATION K BOON PAR M?«r IVAS ATTENDED BY kBS« vmii*i:ks OF thk REhiimv thk cover11TOKATIXd MR. AW B THl! 1 I-KIIFH'ATE OF HOa S H,!or"p^- has been well-known '< pot only m this Colony wider sphere for his deen ■["and -support of every goodTribune - 305 words
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147 1938-09-10 17 m the- r. Sin gapore, Friday. made th f Special mcniion H A th n ri l°° n beforc Mr ■ifofcri^ th strict Judge, the g^J 1 in «mW.tion against Wr. Fmni Pre sident of the "in hide on Sept. 21. 8147 words
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352 1938-09-10 17 Singapore, Friday, f pHK preliminary in(|uiry, into charges of causing death by a rash act and failing to stop after an accident at Grove Road on Aug. preferred against K. Yoshioka was to-day brought to an abrupt close. Mr. A. J. Braga, Counsel for352 words
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Article163 1938-09-10 17 SINGAPORE WEDDING SKINNER-HOPE WEARING a real spray of lilies of the valley which she had brought all the way from Sydney. Miss E Hope, daughter of the late Mr. Henry and Mrs. Hope of Woollahih, Sydney, Australia was yesterday married to Mr F. J. Skinner, son of the late Mr.163 words
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Article64 1938-09-10 17 Singapore. Fridav ANG Ju Seng, a 19-year-old Chinese youth was this morning called behaviour by Mr. Kenneth A .Wai ker in the fourth court thi** morn ing. Mr T M M A NicholK AifU»Unt Suplrintendenf of fS^JTSZ vxcxised assaulted dam aging a Ibe accused and his disclosing64 words
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Article32 1938-09-10 17 London, f'ndav TAMES BKUEN. the younu Walker Cup J Diayor w<» n the Irish open amatou- nnshi., beatlnß J. Mahon of Dub Reuter Un g and I 0*« :<(; hol sReuter - 32 words
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Article296 1938-09-10 17 C ThffiltoWta| an- Lu-.s for W.-d.M-sri.v Mixed Doublrs t i piinicii and Mr B. C Cherrlnu J L Mr and Mrs C B Wlntei n n cfumeckand Mi.,s Seth h3J wcdr H Whiter and Mrs. Hipkm Y Z Mr and Mr I A Owen cr i The foUowtni296 words
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Miscellaneous168 1938-09-10 17 YM.CA. I Tennis YM.CA handicap Tenuis Tournament ties:~ To-day MENS SINGLES CLASS "B" K T. Ooi vs. A B. B Pakir; K M R. Menon vs A. Pakir; Dang-van-Ngo vs a. Wahab MEN'S SINGLES CLASS "C" M Darns vs Lee Kim Ek; Kwek ChoOd Guan vs Seow Sian Hock Monday's168 words
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Article173 1938-09-10 18 MEMBERS of the Indian Medical Unit to China were entertained to dinner last night by Mr. Ali Khan Suratee, president of the Indian Association. Prominent leaders of the Malay and Indian communities attended the dinner wh>h was served in traditional Indian style Covers wrrp laid for173 words
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Article117 1938-09-10 18 THE followmu is the d I times for ib-quiCd -loles of the Singapore 05n3 played over 18 holes on Su turda noon, Sept. 17 and 18 hoi, O n' morning Sept. 18 n B., an j C 2 N 2 o o ble nCI 835 E Laldl Craik 5117 words
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Article68 1938-09-10 18 Kuala Lumpur. THE main eveir of to-night at the Buki: Bintang Park Young Choon, 9 st.. the Penanj featherweight, and Star Sac. Filipino, over tci 3-min roun in a win on points for Choon. Both boxers did not make a contest, which carried the crow indignant.68 words
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Article46 1938-09-10 18 The following have accepW for the S.C.C. against the R A on Sunday Sept at 11 amjj W. H. McNeill. R. A. U. ToddJ SLdr. F. E. Watu. J H. Will* Dean. 8 T. Monk P. Esertor^ Bartram. R. F. W Leonard. C muty.46 words
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Article35 1938-09-10 18 The return *me iv J onmier baseball inl 7/J American Association i" l^;^ Frtnch. and the Japanese.^ Team, under S.Kinoshita^M at 3.30 p.m.. on Sunday. J Japanese Club ground B Serangoon. I35 words
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Article34 1938-09-10 18 or h. H.Thc. s u 1 cub« j ay will be h.l( ;i»t B l tne eve« day Sept. 15 at in will be 'ghazai B« BIU'S success In t trlct Footba:34 words
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Article451 1938-09-10 19 EAK TEAM SUFFERS CRUSHING DEFEAT RUNAWAY WIN FOR THE 1 CRICKET CLUB 4; S.C.F.A o. lIXH only two regular team players in their side, a Chinese xi irere outclassed in their first division fixture against the fC ami conceded four goals without reply in a match at451 words
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Article63 1938-09-10 19 The following have been invited to play hockey for the S.C.R.c. against the RAF on Monday Sept 12 at Honu Urn Green at 5.15 p.m.: Evan Wong. K. T. Oi. Fam Choo Beng, Ong Kim Hoe, Gan Kee Siang. Chua Boon Unn Low Kee Pow. Swee Lim Swan.63 words
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Article38 1938-09-10 19 The sixth annual athletic sports of the Singapore English School will be held on Friday. Sept. 16 at the Jalan Besar Stadium Mrs. Lee Choon Guan. M.8.E.. has kindly consented to distribute the prizes.38 words
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Article, Illustration40 1938-09-10 19 WHO WILL WIN THIS TO-DA Y? The GOLD CUP. coveted prizu for to-day's main event at Bokit Timah. Our racing correspondent "Marcus Superbus" tips Aerial Post to win. See comments on page 20 and page 8 of the Sports Supplement.40 words
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234 1938-09-10 19 Indians Win By Penalty In Last Minute I 2; Moravia THE Indian Association beat the Moravians bv two goals to one in their Second Division fixture played at the 5.11.8. ground yesterday. The game was scrappy and unimpressive The Indians won the deciding goal and the match by a penalty234 words
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Article26 1938-09-10 19 The soccer fixture airawjed for to™i between Fort Canning and the v a 1l team has been postponed I Sunday next at Fort Canning26 words
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Article, Illustration210 1938-09-10 20 BRITAIN TO SEND NOTE? (Continued from page 1) the situation tomorrow morning— Keuter. Japan Germany Tokyo, Friday. A Foreign Office spokesman emphatically denied the Japanese newspaper report thai Mr. Horinouchi, vice-Minis-teffor foreign affairs had yesterday mven an assurance to the German Ambassador, H/err Ott of Japan's moral support in theTribune - 210 words
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Article70 1938-09-10 20 London, Friday. THE cricket match between Warners XI and England Past and Present, played at Folkestone, was drawn, rain interfering. England 256 <Alf Pope 6 for 70 > and 329 for 8 dec. Warners XI 173 (Wright 6 for 72 > and 39 for 0. At Scarborough the70 words
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Article403 1938-09-10 20 SUDETEN ACCUSATIONS 4 CCUSATIONS that the Czech Government has not been able to intervene with effect to prevent disturbances in Sudeten territory are contained in a communique from the Sudrten headquarters, which reveals that the political committee of the Sudpt«n Party at a special m-eting discussed the incidents, which "recentlyReuter - 403 words
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258 1938-09-10 20 R.A.M.C 5; Casuals IVHAT might have been a fine Division 111 Soccer g 11 spoilt yesterday evening, when doubtful tacklu* necessary barging crept into the match between Army Medical Corps and the Casuals. The former w goals to nil. The match at the start258 words
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Article280 1938-09-10 20 j SINGAPORE, |;,J D V A MAJORITY OF SIX Tftl Mr. Justice Pedlow acceD.*d d ict and acquitted the Sui attempted murder charge bm Wong Onn to be confined tc t Prison pending the order of t iual Secretary said that when the accused I he did not say280 words
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