Morning Tribune, 20 September 1938
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Title Section12 1938-09-20 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 3^No. 198. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, September 20, 1938. FIVE CENTS12 words
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Article198 1938-09-20 1 il-DRAWING OF BOUNDARIES? •MIER TO MEET HITLER AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY LONDON, MONDAY. UTISH CABINET MEETING LASTED TWO HOURS APPROVED THE INNER CABINET'S DECISIONS. IT ,ERSTOOD THAT THE QUESTION OF A PLEBISCITE SEN DROPPED AND PLANS NOW TO BE SUBMITTED E CZECHS WILL BE BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF {AWINGReuter - 198 words
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Article114 1938-09-20 1 SELB. MONDAY. USY IS ADMITTING A NUMER OF ATTACKS ON CZECHS TIER POSTS AND ON CZECH lARMIRIL ften German official, interviewed er said that the attacks by the Free Corp.s would continue in nee with the Free Corps policy, of Sudetenland. He added that the n» were now composedReuter - 114 words
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73 1938-09-20 1 London. Monday. CIR HENRY HUNCH Govern J ment Food Officer, stated in London that 1500 food officers throughout the country had instructions for wartime food distribution which they could bring into effect in 24 hours. He added that rationing will be administered nationally instead of onReuter - 73 words
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60 1938-09-20 1 London. Monday DERW RITERS have jssued new schedule for minimum which in some cases are us much as 40 times the pu S** Sue2 30 shill;ngs p er cent, outwards 60 shillings >^ via Suez, 35 shillings outwards, 70 homewards Cj* Japan via Suez60 words
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Article53 1938-09-20 1 Prague, Monday An appeal for calm was broadcast today. The broadcast ended with the following The Anglo-French conversations constitute a further .step in the dramatic development! In the European tfrlflf, but are not yet the Jast word." A meeting 01 the minister discussed the .situation during an hour'sReuter - 53 words
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Article122 1938-09-20 1 Paris. Monday. TOMMENT on the London talks is v summed up in the "Excelsior" which declares: "to-day's need is to achieve a united Anglo-French policy." The "Action Francaise" say.s: "It impossible to contemplate after 20 years again to set the world ablaze Mr Chamberlain realised it. He gotReuter - 122 words
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Article181 1938-09-20 1 League To Act Against Japan Geneva, Monday. It is understood the Council have decided to comply with China's request for application of Article Seventeen and will approach Japan under the article's provisionsSome Chinese circles in Geneva believe that one of the efTert.s of the Council^ decision will be to induceReuter - 181 words
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Article35 1938-09-20 1 TROOP MOVEMENTS Munich. Monday. Troops in being entrained in freight vans at an eastern station on the line toward Austria. The exact destination is unknown. Crowds are watching horaedrawn field-guns ajid field-kitchens ar- rive— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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31 1938-09-20 1 sirnla. Monday. Eight MR Indian rulers telegraphed the Viceroy unreservedly placing their forces at the disposal of the King Kmperor Reuter in the event of v\ar-Reuter - 31 words
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Advertisement28 1938-09-20 1 <k >ll\ II VUI JISI IJ j W*J a aipf::! or a quart W: as needed no waste j i|4p^ Delicious for Drinking j Price 80 Cents 128 words
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241 1938-09-20 2 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. \OT LITTLE UNEASINESS IS FELT BY FOREIGN RE--1 SIDFNTS IN SINGAPORE IN THE ABSENCE OF REASSURING NEWS FROM EUROPE. THIS AFTERNOON A MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN COMMUNITY U \S HELD AT THE OFFICE OF THE GERMAN CON-SUL-GENERAL IN UNION BUDDING. ALL241 words
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Article117 1938-09-20 2 From Our Own Reporter] I poh. Monday. JUST over a week ago, Ng Choon, a young Chinese (unemployed) was sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment by Mr. P. Y. F. RadclifTe. the Ipoh Magistrate, for stealing 12 tins of milk to feed his starving children.117 words
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Article124 1938-09-20 2 lI'E understand that His Highness the Sultan of Johore has proceeded direct to London fron Genoa, where he arrived on board the 1 -enau. it was previously arranged that the Sultan would jro to Germany. A DMMtgi issued through Dato Roland BraddeU at Genoa124 words
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Article156 1938-09-20 2 CYCLE THEFTS REACH RECORD WITH a record number of 360 cases of thefts last month, the Police are making a highly organised drive against cyclesnatchers. The drift which \vas started a few uays ago already yielding gcod re suits. Last Fnaay. the Police made whai they describe as a "sensational156 words
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Article, Illustration77 1938-09-20 2 TOE story of 1 Gordon Highlander* »»o history with the beaimj <> on the Padan? ye>terda> words. kj an d 1 Pipe-Major A U^ w Wilson, stationec I at t comno^itions, ded.ca inft G. MacLeod. Officer Com Company, local Voltf^ej ha ciation of the wslsUn? given the Hi?hlanderv Col.77 words
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Article33 1938-09-20 2 sev( Singapore. Monda ft old Low Kow. L C. claimed trial be the fifth cour; »Ith committed ho.. o** to commit a. last Saturda- M cl Court insprcfor a weeks33 words
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Advertisement59 1938-09-20 2 BRITISH CEMENTS Are world renowned for their superlative high quality. In constructional work, they give greater strength and beauty, and in all cases sive maximum durability to concrete Whatever type of concrete work is required there li I British Cement for that purpose. "RED HAND" PO RTLAND CEMENT "SNOWCRETE" "COLORCRETE"59 words
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Article, Illustration252 1938-09-20 3 Dance In Singapore her by her feet, acfc^'i by New York critics B" dainties! in th e World. H gently Use in a tine. in its individuality H the treat in store for H es, told me yesterday K her dancing i>eneral!v. H he said, have in252 words
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Article16 1938-09-20 3 K 'WSSt* "Cap Pai ■u m u-,d ?-n rrow at daylißht "*Ph. 'oi Saigon, Touraiie16 words
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Article323 1938-09-20 3 rolice Fail To Trace Them Singapore. Monday. AR ol implication in a court case caused five Chinese to run Lay from the scene of a fatal incident involving a lor lorry In which they sat. and a tricycle, and by police to trace their whereabouts have been una vailing.323 words
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Article114 1938-09-20 3 Singapore. Monday:— Before Mr L C Goh In the fifth court this morning a Malay woman. Kundo binti Ali. aged 30 years, claimed trial on a charge of theft of a leather suit -case, two pairs of slippers, three suits of Malay dresses, ten batek sarongs, two114 words
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288 1938-09-20 3 BACHELORS IN FLUT TER OVER BRIDES FOR SALE From Our oun h*'}jo> ter] I kmm h'oh. >lunda\ I ACT week the- ren* eeUttea lh< Sun(li «> Tribune, there f ai »'^'i«m to the effect that In substance, that iv ■ifjuilj 5 rue iv,^.!,,,,,,,,,!,;,;:: I J? '»^'t»tion and. provided I ~H288 words
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Article232 1938-09-20 3 MAN A TTACKS WIFE&SON WITH AXE Singapore, Monday. TAN Peng Song this morning pleaded guilty to voluntarily i.unni; hurt to his wife. Ling Ah how, and his tuo year-old son, Tan Ah Her, in the second court before Mr. Con rail Oldham. Court Inspector l. k Prynu laid tlMtt 4232 words
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Article48 1938-09-20 3 Singapor Monday Mr C n Koto Traffic, i). tint Judge, day lined H. 1 Caitcr $10 or in default 10 dayi* n»u 1 u Imprisonment i>r negligenUf dfh Ui| his ear ;>' the |uncti<xi <>\ Kallani Road ;iikl Latendef Btreei on .ihim- 20 at 11) 50 u iii.48 words
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Article27 1938-09-20 3 '1 tie Lotus Club will bo rioldinp a »<i ct:i ;it the Victoria ThestK 00 Fru't, I p< 30. rommfMirinK at V 15 p m27 words
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Advertisement10 1938-09-20 3 «3T JP XT ill __X:. -=r--x -T* **J iW T10 words
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Advertisement18 1938-09-20 3 Md it^u THE WRITING BPi?— 381 FLUID THAT'S I*l I 1! r H l^fc |^i|.'P FOUNTAIN PEN SINGAPOKE.18 words
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Miscellaneous99 1938-09-20 3 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chief Justice in i. s t Coun r* 10.30 a.m IfaglJtrate'fl Appeal 'Malacca* M Slvapi Altaian and Thambu v.s Rex Not before 11.30 a.m.:— O.S. 70 38 Re Will of Yap Cheng Bwee deceased. Befcre Mr Jottiee Pedlow in 2nd Court at 11 a.m99 words
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Article68 1938-09-20 4 London. Monday Previous To-day Change Quietest Firm Ist Forward (October. Buyers 7 15:16 7 15 16 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8 jjg 3rd Forward (JanlMar.) Buyers j J jjJJ 1 London. Monday. no,,vau, Sl ,Va,u, M-.P-— 13 3 Seller. Unchanged White Muntok OctiDec. Shipment S}i Sellers Unchanged Black68 words
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Article33 1938-09-20 4 1.U.1U-- Previous T.,\ V,,ii: Tone Steads 10 dav Spot Buyers 16 clo Sellers 16 18 Forward Jan Ma? Buyers 16 14 tin Quiet steadv Spot 43 3 8 43 133 words
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Article104 1938-09-20 4 London. Monday. Previous To-day Change 92 9 92 9 imperial Chemical Industrie. jS 297%^ -HgL nAi_i\j~a. -su-cu "»_7 o S-7 R Rubber Plan Investment _tu* 273 2 "6 +3d. Linggls 16 W.7.2 -4%d. Ayer Hitam J H 23 9 23 9 Southern Kinta* "I- n Pahaungs 146104 words
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Article26 1938-09-20 4 London Monday (.OLD Previous To-dav Fine Bar per oz £7-4-9%. £7-4-7 _2%d. SILVER Spot 19-9 16 19-14 —516 4 months' forward 19-5 16 19-11626 words
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Article31 1938-09-20 4 London. Monday. TIN Standard Previous To-day Change Spot (afternoon (closing price) J*** !:!°f- d Forward £194 3 4 £196 3 4 +J rU £95 3 4 £197% -fl3/ 431 words
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Article62 1938-09-20 4 Previous T.-d_f d r.T. on Pans (closing middle rate) 178.31 Unchain*. T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate» 8 92% 390 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate/ 9% I T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) le. 3 1 16 Uncharged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) Is. 2d Unchanged62 words
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Article159 1938-09-20 4 MESSRS. Fraser Co.s report for today is as follows Tin at midday was $98 3 4. up 3 8 and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 25 3 4 cents, buyers January March 26 1 2 cents, market steady at the decline. There159 words
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Advertisement59 1938-09-20 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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Advertisement17 1938-09-20 4 w sni in iiitmsii INIinUIIOI COMPANY, LTD BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Tf! 1998 2. IHilwon Green17 words
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Miscellaneous168 1938-09-20 4 Aircraft I Arrivals (I Aircraft "Coriolanus" SouthaH S'pore Arr. 15.9.38 Aircrafi "Cooec" Singapore S\fl 16.9.38 Aircraft "CIRCE Svdr.eyM 'Arr. 16.9 38. I Aircraft "Coorong" Sir.^wß ampton left 16.9.38 Aircraft "Centurion" Snuthafl pore Arr. 17.9.38. I Aircraft "Coriolanus' ney left 17.9.38 I Aircraft "Corio" Syc:.-y« Arr. 18.9.38 I Aircraft "Circe" Singapore*168 words
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Article644 1938-09-20 5 I spm 3 M. Trustee gtn Con. T. S. 7". Prrf H Con. T. S. Ord. Eastern Realtv > Esi. TruatAt S* IS? 4 Eastern United 32 50 JS F. and N. Ord. i7? n fj-JJ do 1%% Prefs. 9 4 2 i° I4 9 3 5 5 o644 words
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Article172 1938-09-20 5 FRASER COMPANY l-f#l Of Current Dividends Singapore. Btpt 19, 5 j» ..i Total for Date Kx D1? yea' Payable Sept 29 Sept. 23 51 Bepi 28 Srpt 20 l«i'; •^l>' 19 Sept 16 1L Oct 13 Oct. 10 17»£% Sfpt 24 Sept. 20 11>'. Oct. H Sept. 30 :r Oct.172 words
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Article218 1938-09-20 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Monday MINING I Buyers Sellers AmpaLs 3 10« 2 4 3 Batu Selangors 1.26 1.34 Hong Fatts 0.82 0.86 Hongkong Tin .20 3 22Jelebus 0.68 0.73 Kamunting Tin 91- 9 9 Katu Tin 24 6 25 6xd Killinghalls 18- 19Kramats 9 9 10(9 Kuchais 130 1.35218 words
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Article168 1938-09-20 5 f < Ltd. $30,000 u Oct. 31 90 100 nom MGAFOU MUNICIPALITY Jbr^o l^ 40 400,000 ftred PL 3< 100 102 nom to Mar 1909 red ioi S pt 109 111 nom Int iMa r $1,000,000 t l9 l3 reel i^ S «.PL 30 W "5 nom168 words
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Advertisement147 1938-09-20 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated in the Netherlands. 'Netherlands Trading Society) btabUahed by Royal Charter AD. 1824 Paid Up Capitai f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRKNA DE lONGH President If. TAUDIN CHABOT Director A. A147 words
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Advertisement235 1938-09-20 6 OPENING TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 PA\ 11JO\ i THE TAMING OF A MODERN SIJKKW HE IMS A WAY WITH THE GIRLS AND ITS A WAY THEY LIKE TOM ti*£(j| staff I 3 s> 1^ W ls^ B^bl -a^^^Jßr ■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJB vvw jp^a dflßßßj^*k^^^j|B^B^Bßßß^ Lnfeßw j? 40 3 B^B^^ 'v^^B^B^T^^ HB^^^WPP^^^ B^Br ''i235 words
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Advertisement277 1938-09-20 6 1 m See Hollywood's Famous Rendezvous of th"" J j in this Rollicking PARAMOUNT Music I j IAI'ITOL [I I>OSITI^^T^I M."i and |J5 W ■nlTnlfilllH hi luard re .i; v h J J e stories in a pictureß j H lhat S a :t V> kin '< •>!' j jB277 words
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Article286 1938-09-20 7 I Jobore Kahru, Sept. 17. Lfaness the Sultan has been 1...1I ...I to enter the following ordor< on the occasion of his l;. h Birthday and forty-third Rh, Reiim, 17th S*t, 1938. I most honourable Order of the WZ johore second Class K j -Dato Paduka MahBohort).286 words
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Article25 1938-09-20 7 Singapore Rotary Club lev R L. Archer will give an on Benjamin Franklin at the of the feapore Rotarv Club tidphi Hotel on Wednesday at25 words
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Article84 1938-09-20 7 Ibiic meeting of the Indians of e was held at the North Indian ■odation on Sept 18 under t-he whip of Mr. A Ethir Veerasinrganismg committee was the celebration of Mahatma i birthday on Oct. 2. Mr. Ethir gnam was elected as the chcurJe committee and Messrs. R.84 words
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Advertisement45 1938-09-20 7 KH) ""I MS LAST NIGHT > A\ i| T "> NEW WORLD i0 p J«— Ml P.M GOLDEN AISANTHBMIJII IMKv WONG MAN LOY NNttMNM sun KlfMl "I Hi: NhW WORLD) te «J«A STANWYCK 11 v k.m:i: p m hi EMPIRF tan Jong p INL PAGAR "KM Ho45 words
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Advertisement143 1938-09-20 7 ALHAHBftA Air Conditioned I I OPENING TO-DAY at 3-15 6-15 9-15 p.m. I The Stage hit that had haJi oi Europe agog becomes thc> Scwen'i gayest and brightest romantic comedy sensation! n~^ fWSkinjpWßT I i w^k-^/ fin hnr Vw Awfricm iimk pinmil) Ili aj HELEN WESTLEV HENRY STEPHI-NSOfs I XJm143 words
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3012 1938-09-20 8 IMPORTANT CONGRESS &r»rv tfnw/iw/ iwif King Bom 13th century castle for sale 'Record -breakers not wanted"— Tragedy of air pioneers MEETING IN THE SHADOW OF THE BIGGEST CRISIS TIIKOI OH WHICH EIKOPE HAS PASSED SINCE THE c;reat war, the British trades UNION3,012 words
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Article177 1938-09-20 9 Divisional Scheme Completed London thk divisional ornnliUnn of the fvhm; 1 (Defence Plant) Department hit ieen completed by a number of appointment* made public recently. In November, the President of the Board of Trade announced his decision, as part of the plans for controlling the -apply and177 words
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313 1938-09-20 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Sept, 20, 1938. HOPES FOR PEACE EARLY yesterday morning ther~ were strong hopes thkt tue crisis regarding the Sudeten Gt; mans had been settled, at leasi for the time being. Sue.;* hopes were considerably clashed ft message from Paris giving detaL; of the British and Fr°noh313 words
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Article617 1938-09-20 10 Why is Mussolini ANTI-SEMITIC rpHE Fuse us t drive against the Jewush I race In Italy comes as a great surpn.se to the world because Fascist leaders, from StgDOT Mussolini downwards, hare constantly denied harbouring anti-Semitic feeling or designs (writes A. Gordon Bagnall in the 'Cape Times") They have even617 words
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Article142 1938-09-20 10 Mr. W. A. Martin, of the Prison Department, Singapore, and Mrs. Martin, sail for Malaya on October 21. Mr. J. C. Innes, 0.8.E.. who recently retired from Malaya, has been appointed as a director of the Straits Rubber Co.. Ltd., and of Bandenoch Rubber Estate. Ltd A Mr. and142 words
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Article, Illustration94 1938-09-20 10 This lucky dog belonging: to Mr. Montague Wilson, of Kingston, Surrey, holds plenty of "at motor <" aral jM And why shouldn't he? His master has just patented a dog's kennel on the lines of a stream a pa teru m which is reallyTopical Press - 94 words
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Advertisement14 1938-09-20 10 S IPAR'S 1 J| V wb ixc I I label I WHISKY jj W.P.S.-D1-14 words
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802 1938-09-20 11 %ina Campaign Lasts Longer HLITC CONDITIONS IN JAPAN HAVE REACHED SUCH !j; E with the masses seething under army BION &ND LABOUR CLASHING WITH CAPITAL, ASOCHL REVOLUTION IS BOUND TO ROCK THE ffiY IF THE SINO- JAPANESE HOSTILITIES CON'FOR LONG. IS THE GENERAL802 words
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205 1938-09-20 11 British Super Airliner Snaps In Two Unfortunate End To Test Flight London. I\ISASTER has overtaken the Albatv ross. Britain's fastest air liner. While making full-load tests at Hatfield yesterday, preparatory to undertaking the trans—Atlantic service in September, it broke in two on landing. The machine was taxiing to a .standstill205 words
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Article63 1938-09-20 11 Paris. ANEW French submarine, thr Palla,s, has just been launched at Havre. It has a length of 223 feet, a beam of 17 feet 6 irus.. a draught of 14 feet, .i surface displacement of 662 ton.s. a displacement when suDmereed of 858 ton.s. a surface63 words
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Article172 1938-09-20 11 Supplies For Republican Spain Toronto. AM thousand tons of clothing, food stuffs and medical supplies for Republican Spain are to be collected if possible, in a canvass of wholesalers, retailers, big stores and producers' organizations here during thr next two months This h;us b en announced by Mr Mali)lm Rots,172 words
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Advertisement56 1938-09-20 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD I Obtainabh of all ChmmlsU and Stort I InxTALKFOR MYSELF I I JUST GIVE ME THE| I DESK TEST 1 km Try an Ea«y- Writing Royal io your own office. See why its popularity is increasing »o rapidly. WOW «27:> Malacca Street, Mnfaporc i f Telegraphic56 words
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Article, Illustration141 1938-09-20 12 COACHING DAYS UNKNOWN A Coaching Marathon was held in connection with the Princes Rist in-hand starting in ilu Coaching Mai S lit u fv?.^ r br f l from the strain of mediation in the tVI ,1^ 7r<h OsluVuk di> < )llte when ]}e iM the Prague Fair With I^d>Planet News - 141 words
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Advertisement57 1938-09-20 12 ■K^/^ I H^B Air Travel Cheaper Still EAS FROM Ist OCTOBER SINGAPORE LONDON £130 PENANG LONDON £125 £V£tf 77PS INCLUDED CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO AND FROM OTHER DESTINATIONS. IMPERIAL AIRWAYS Bookings and inlotmation from the principal travel agents, or from Mausfield Co. LU»., General Agents for Malaya, Ocean57 words
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Advertisement47 1938-09-20 13 YOU WILL FIND mi: UKOOT illiffWWi !)l VMOM> HMOI BKAdXKTS BftOOCUSi rtc. A'l WHERE I Ql \l J I V and \J I AM rftADITION \JXhc Btil »> i'» i<l|U lfl<! 1 RENE ULLMANN fgWELLOtt. Raffles Place. MHGAfOMfc OpMti daily including Saturday* from 8 ftju. to 6 pjn-47 words
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Article, Illustration965 1938-09-20 14 Firm, Clear Outlines of Throat And Chin Help Such a Lot to Keep You YoungLooking EVEN when you have passed youi first youth, you can still retair an ILLUSION of youth if you attenr to the lines of your throat and chin Conversely, although in years yoi965 words
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Advertisement59 1938-09-20 14 NAIL PROTECTA by I L Hailed as a grand discovery by women who ard n>all -V "ice naii.s as a hopeless problem iiS 52? suffer from nails tnat easliv break Naii s*. J applied before liquid poysh protecu the nails, prevents breaking and chipping and makes the manicure last much59 words
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Advertisement14 1938-09-20 14 W£ JA££ ?A££ Unusual designs in camphorwood 18 Battery Road, Ist floor Phone 714314 words
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Advertisement24 1938-09-20 14 i j >iar < *-^~**^**n PBBMiINENI i A iPfCULm i nUGES: $10-00 812.«' 2 I 79 Stamford Rd >M SINGAPORE phonf 121 S (Phone: 4610)24 words
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Article, Illustration794 1938-09-20 15 m at a Clear, Lovely Skin ftich Takes its Make -Up as it Should lhl excessive heat, in spite Licence oi cool refreshing rain L cor who among us here JTo, going for twfJk, for our L< sake, on a rainy day?> it Me for you to retain794 words
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Article, Illustration309 1938-09-20 15 Sun Burn Make -Up WHETHER you tan or clout, your .skin is almost .suit to lake on richer |ooe u you life in the tropiea t«> Therefore If U wise <" Investigate !iit Ottering effect ot i powder with i deeper iint Don t lei tins lead you Into ordering309 words
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Advertisement399 1938-09-20 16 BYP&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES IWCOKPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards Du# 6.800 Oct. 21 BHUTAN 6,100 Dec. 17 CANTON 15.500 Nov. 4 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 Homewards Leaves Le es Tonnage S'por Tonnage Spore 1938 19M CHITRAL 15.000 Sept. 23 BURDWAN 6,070 Nov. 11 1 BEHAR 1 6,000 Sept. 29 RANPURA 17.000399 words
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Advertisement354 1938-09-20 16 jk TO FRENCH ?oj jl♦ CHARCEURS RF.UNII S HOMEWARDS. I FORBIN For HirMiilM. Hav re. Antwerp. Du CAP PADARAN For Marseilles. Nante.s. St. Kaairc 6: Bonletu ofl jTO SAIGON INDOCHInI CAP PADARAN For Saigon. Tourane and Ralph H BANGKOK S. A. M. 1. (from Saiiron^ I 1 GO PAROUTER For354 words
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128 1938-09-20 17 GOOD TEST LAW CUTS MARRIAGES BY HALF I Albany. Hew York State. JCATIONS for marriage licences opped more than 50 per cent. V Sti -ince the introduction i requiring blood tosti of l clerks in the larger have reported to tru here that applicarun from 60 la 80 per cent,128 words
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Article80 1938-09-20 17 BantlaftO, Chile TUHE BriUifa "bomberos"— Tohmteer flnnemen -ot Valparaiso wore called out 01 their beds at 3.30 in the morning —to deal with an outbreak oJ fire a' their own lire-station. The flre started on the second floor Immediately above the engine and ho.se. where extensive80 words
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103 1938-09-20 17 Pasadena. California AN automatic wireless distress signal for use in aeroplanes ha.s been <l» signed hero. Its inventors believe that the device will' enable .search parties to locate immediately any aircraft that ha.s made a forced landing or has crashed The apparatus consists of103 words
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208 1938-09-20 17 Johannesburg To Finance HousingOut Of Beer Profit Johannesburg. J»l^ first Kaflii beer hall which u;»s oponeu 1 by the Municipality Jure a lew months age has carn.-cl a large profit It makes nf>o a day. Alter iedncting expense* the municipality is making a net profit or CI.7M month. These profits208 words
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Article109 1938-09-20 17 FEMALE "TARZAN" FOUND If- YEAR -OLD sirl Tar/.an." who li.ul i i v < alone with hears in the mountains of Adana (Ana--5 lolia* for 11 jreatl has hern clis J (ivimim 1 liv iinkish huntrrs. S The 'ill, v. was almost hlark J| from :v\)»<>sm»' to the sun and109 words
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Advertisement247 1938-09-20 17 pn? s v ii i l i» l i t~. I i.liicorporated in Australia; NEXT SAILINGS [gg Due SaiN Oct SO Nov. 4 )\iu6 trip r-ri-PK t. m Singapore i-> Australia «*ued at the I sngers mai transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or iVivt U ron nectsng K.P.M Vessel. Stnr"247 words
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Advertisement69 1938-09-20 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. FOB BONG KOMJ, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA S 1 11 11 11 V A 8,000 TONS SAILING SBPTBMBn 22, At 3 r.M. The übove ve.vsel bM excellent modern accommodation for First Saloon and Se n^^^Tn"n tickets to China and .Tapar, (Irttftlltflgttl* WttH s f69 words
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Miscellaneous94 1938-09-20 17 bTAL INTELLIGENCE i Whole'' •Jmperiar 1 2 °o *2° p£ N tn and West South niawa 20 2 p.m. K.NXL.M 20 11.30 a.m. o Formosa and o Macao x "Imperial" 20 2 p.m. irv' Indies:— Bagan and jSndjang Hon lhon 8 20 3 p.m.* i Knck Padans. Pakan d Siak94 words
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Miscellaneous96 1938-09-20 17 SHIPS IN DOCKS SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WBAftVES OK KXPBCTCD TO AKKIM Intraiur Bill Ship (i<hlouii QftlC Gftti Itajula M Tilaua 2 Van llcuts/ Hakonr Mam 1 1 Ma mix V. SI. .\lcl«»omj II Krdah Jtorudß Silver^tiav.i 1'» Ktlarlaii Ashworth I 5 N.iimark llo«'«h gjftlltof r »X KKPPII. HAKIiOIK Alain Wharf:96 words
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Article66 1938-09-20 18 WIFE DROW HUSBAND .-M Julia .Ma/urou, u t J pnsonmrnt. res Pmj^ v b fl 5 KatoHiro Court for tkZIL b*., husband, h •he was drowned. ri^r^™ The man had spent M J I a "f thls infuriated his U JH I that they bounfl hand and foot, put him66 words
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Miscellaneous403 1938-09-20 18 ON THE RADIO SINdAPORE P m IIM 12 20 Rossis selections. L 22 5 nitres U33 -/s) 2 40 ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) jC™^"^^^,. DuUe Uns. um i.50 Schrammel selections. 700 Children's programme (Eng- tlnuedj. lish) 2 20 Close down. ujiit^t 730 Time", weattar, news and an- 450 Time403 words
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Miscellaneous475 1938-09-20 18 LONDON TRANSMISSIONS 2 AND 3 BGSG 17 79 Mcs (16.9 m) GSF 15.14 Mcs (1&8 m.) ti 05 Big Ben. Reginald PorterBrown, at the Organ of the Forum Cinema, Southampton. 6.35 Empire Gagette'— topical review of events overseas, devised and edited by James Gilroy, assisted by Kenneth Baily, presented by475 words
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Miscellaneous316 1938-09-20 18 HONG K()M;I ZBW |J| M,s 'l;, I I p.m. 5 20 An hour or dunce musiel 6 20 ClOtlng local stock c;M Musical Comedy Selocioß C.50 Lucienne Boyer -Sopranß Orchestra Maaeotte. 1 7 20 Local time signal, weafl port and announcemen^^B -Playing Tlic Game" M extravaganza. 'BBCrecH 8.10 Choruses. 8.20316 words
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Article100 1938-09-20 19 las Oxygen Equipment L ON 1,900 -MEE pi RNEY ri a smiling young nke men from jr planet, recently ended a pile substratosphere journey, ied as a possible fore-runner future commercial flights, at ngeles. mask-like device h which he breathed a mixture of j whenever the 'plane100 words
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Article170 1938-09-20 19 World Warned Of New Era I world must learn, and learn ifkh. that in one important t hivtory cannot repeat itself. s ii the lesson historians draw the nresent international ion '-American Historical ConLondon, it was stressed that 1 centuries an era of spacious m *-nt. of human migration, and170 words
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Article, Illustration73 1938-09-20 19 Singapore. Monday. —Yin'-. Non» »n! Ng Smg wire convicted and fined !>H each lr the Fifth Court this nornlnf b\ Mr L C. Goh on a charge of remov;:.t? wood to the value Of $10 without a per mit from the Forest Reserve at the 8 4 nilestonrTopical Press - 73 words
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Article489 1938-09-20 19 Japanese Gas Warfare Confirmed Use Of Deadly Weapon On Wuhan Feared DEFINITE confirmation that the Japanese have been engagmEd^H /T aga '< nSt the CWneSe Was S' ven bv Cofene" m^nf fh rl 8 aSS t tant dlr6Ctor Of the Gas Defence De^tS t the Chinese Ministry oi War, when489 words
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Article220 1938-09-20 19 The Future Of Aviation I toward Hughes Opinion N outstanding airman of to-day, Mr. Howard Hughes, expressed the opinion that flying the ocean* would bi'cimip in the near future, safo. speed> aud comfortable It uill he so inexpensive that the great ocean passenger liners, none of which repay the nations220 words
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Article90 1938-09-20 19 Bombav. Sept. 14 five peraonj Ineliacttng woman mn sentenced to Bnesranffrf from Ri. *> to Hi. 10 it ihe Esplanade Police Court PJ] u CtoATgC of .smiiKulinn liquor into the rlty fl-om .suburbs during Prohibition Days," Sept P and 9. it may be mentioned ben that theUnited Press - 90 words
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Article376 1938-09-20 20 Evidence Of Unrest Grows Daily BERLIN. EVIDENCE IS ACCUMULATING DAILY IN CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTS OF PUBLIC UNREST IN GERMANY. rAn indication that the anti-Nazi agitation has not ceased, despite recent arrests, is provided by a pamphlet circulated by post in Germany and signed376 words
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Article, Illustration32 1938-09-20 20 Helsingfors. COLONEL CHARLES LINDBERGH acv cepted the post of Adviser to the Soviet Aviation Headquarters before departing from Moscow, according to reports in Finnish papers. COL. LINDBERGH32 words
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Article112 1938-09-20 20 Crossing Atlantic In 30-ft. Boat Montauk. Lone Island. New York. A 59-YEAR-OLD Dutchman, Mr. J. G. A Kuiit of Zaandijk has sailed from here in his 39-foot Norwegian pilot boat HOLLAND for a direct voyage across the Atlantic to Amsterdam. Accompanied by Dirk Hofman. aged 21. also of Holland, and112 words
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Article88 1938-09-20 20 The following is a list of outputs for the undermentioned estates for the iiionth of August. 1938: Brunei 32 232 lb.. Bukit Timah 8.426 lb., Changkat 1G591 !b.. Haytor 7.760 ib.. Indrawn 64.989 lbs.. Lunas 28.160 lb.. Nyalas 28.000 lb.. Tapah 56 633 lb.. Ulu Pandan 2.47a lb88 words
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Article195 1938-09-20 20 American AmbassaJ Speech I IN a speech at Aberrie^ R United States AmL lecen^ seph Kennedy rrte^SJ'- M ternational situation eflytol He said that some of rv,« world to-day were \L natlons both internal anVexS ta were anxiously watchw i Th little they couldTcounT^ forbearance and. above ail f195 words
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Article214 1938-09-20 20 Outspoken 64'Yair-OlK\ Leader Who Visited C u THE Very Rev. D: Bewkt Jo 64- year-old Dean of Canterbui Miss Nowel Mary Edwards daugb the Rev. G. A. Edwards, are :oben here shortly. The Dean, who is considered the most cutspoken dignitaries Church, was already married om wife dying In214 words
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Article29 1938-09-20 20 Singapore. M< Walsh, nursing Hospital, Chair by Mr. C. H. Kol for negligently drivl liding with inotl f F July 27. at the »°o" < and Stamford R29 words
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Advertisement50 1938-09-20 20 HP jJB A NO SLEEP OK REST. "^Pfi^" 0^&m& V;ltn a throat so sore tha: hurts to eat > uj a I^B *^J '^^.Wm^^R Lakeroi Pastille now and then will cure all UJa, p. "^fcllL :^^fei Lakeroi is one of the world's finest remec.e: i^^Wj A :C: SOre lliroats< coughs50 words
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Article, Illustration157 1938-09-20 21 i,»..«'1-^'We splencol Cir <" a d MiUtar> K'. ',p..iv of ■fUhm-nt*. the Cordon I I, Singapor, I'adang last A If wd witnessed the ceremony II a ot b e an exaggeration to T h^»' d an ev, moved from the J| jyj, n which the Highm edTribune - 157 words
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Article233 1938-09-20 21 I Singapore. 'Monday. KNTKNCK of six months' BnVoniK imprisonment was loseri h Mr. Justice Home m, km* Court, this afterm, >n 'hinese barber. Ma An. itn a charge of criminal Kelt of trust of $201.64. The linfin jury returned an ■ummi* verdict of iruilty. 3- recalled that Ifa Chan233 words
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Article106 1938-09-20 21 Singapore, Monday. who last week ww fourth court before alleged ex- n Ramasamy in fear £yment as cook at the ««tar and dishonestly my to deliver $10 to '"the same court this k RW Pector B y r de inBhr>^r that he had received i106 words
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292 1938-09-20 21 Son Hears Father Testify Against Him: Is Acquitted Singapore, Monday. A YOl'NCi man listened in the dock of the Criminal District Court to-day while his father gave evidence against him. The accused. E. W. Amavadasa. an educated Ceylonese youth, waa charges with kidnapping a 15-year-old girl. Jayathambal. from the lawful292 words
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Article166 1938-09-20 21 THIEVES ENTER ACTORS' HOUSE (Tribune Staff Reporter) A C OWOl'NI) house in Lorong V Telok Kurau, Mm Mala> occupants of which are members of the Inited Bangsawan now touring Malacca, was bro ken into during the week. Alminihs, travelling trunks were loreed open, ransacked, and the contents strewn about the166 words
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Article397 1938-09-20 21 A PEKAK reader sends IM the lollouinjr festimonial lo (he (|iialil> (he Tribune:— The Tribune has certainly made tin ••aristocrats" climb down from their pedestal of assumed superiority It hue; to happen; they had no choice Ofwrlt You know what Malaya is rhv shopkeeper has397 words
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Article, Illustration67 1938-09-20 21 London \i >i ih» Kin who ■pen! the. week-end at the Lodg( Wind or, returned to Hurk Inghani i*:ii:i<*»- tnii morolnf, while the chanßinß of juard ccremon ..-•All che d uard band played th< i theßoyaJ cw entered th< British official Wireless THE CRICKET CLUB heW theirBritish Official Wireless - 67 words
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Miscellaneous86 1938-09-20 21 AIRCRAFT ARRIVALS (Continued from page 4) N.E.1., Darwin, Brisbane and Sydney 1» 17:— Father O. B. Stcele (Brisbane). Mr D. Porter 'Bataviai, Mrs. D. Porter (Bataviai. Master D. Porter (Bataviai. Aircraft "Corio" VH-ABD from Sydney. Brisbane. Darwin and N.E.I, arrived Sept. 13: -Mr. C. Unbehaun 'Darwin*, Mr E P W.86 words
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Miscellaneous72 1938-09-20 21 .i. Bean (London), Mr j. Christie (Loo don». Mr. E. P. W. Fulton (London l Aircraft "Ooofta" vh-abc from Bout hampton. Karachi. Kunna. Baiu-kok and Penang Brrlvtd Sept. 17: Mr a Rcw lands iLondom. Mr A I Robin <>i (Alexandria 1 Mr. l\ L. TrCWMki (Loci don). Aircraft •Ontunon" (i-ADVE72 words
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Article306 1938-09-20 22 SAPPERS JUST BEAT THE YS KF 2; Y.M.C.A PR an interesting game of hockey was played yesterday afternoon on the Y.M.C.A. ground at Prince Edward Road between a scratch team of the Y.M.C.A. and the Royal Engineers in which the Sappers emerged victors by the odd306 words
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Article96 1938-09-20 22 IN a practice hockey match played on tIicS.R.C padang yesterday. Whites captained by E. G. Wheatleyt beat Colours (captained by P. K. de Souza> oy two goals to one. The first half was goalless, all three goals being scored in later .stages. Whites opened the scoring through96 words
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Article378 1938-09-20 22 Lt HulMtt, van Pestel and Lt. Stewart showed nlrntv of dash in the attack. Scorers for the Colours were Craiffie <2». R B R Todd and Lt. Kingsmill (1). Whites: Van Pestel (2) Mean J A Do:vn and Spt. Page umpirod ;ind tt>€ teams were: Colours:378 words
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520 1938-09-20 22 COLTS BEAT CHINES THREE-NIL AFTER GOOD GAME COLTS 3; S.C.R.C. IN AN EXCEPTIONALLY FAST AN THRILLING HOCKEY G SO EARLY IN THE SEASON. THE COLTS BEAT THE SC THREE GOALS TO NIL, ON HONG LIM GREEN YESTERDAY* There were quite a number of sup- porters of both team* present conspicuous520 words
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Article61 1938-09-20 22 S. C. C. TENNIS ANLY two ties In the SCC tennis tournament were nli yesterday They were the semi. the Men's Doubles "B results were as follows: N. Clumeck and J. s Xath U) beat J. H Willmott aa Kimpster tscr.' 6—2. 6—3 J. M. Fraser and C C Websi61 words
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Miscellaneous140 1938-09-20 22 T<hDay's Tia MEN'S DOl BLES V (LI Semi-Finals W. J. Henman and A. W (Scr.) vs. H. L. Marshall and Phillips (—l5) J. C. Macpherson and Wing White (—l5) vs J L Purr.elli Barber < 30 MEN'S SINGLES (1 J M Fra^er vs A V Cram Semi -Final Winner of140 words
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575 1938-09-20 23 Lucky Goal Gives Marines Cup Win Over Indians rOUGH PLAY MARS GAME: TWO HURT ntfl WITH NINE MEN ALMOST THROUGHOUT THE| ■m\D H \LF THE INDIANS WERE UNFORTUNATE TO TO THE MARINES BY THE ODD GOAL IN THREE IN onUFYING ROUND OF THE SINGAPORE CHALJE CUP COMPETITION AT THE ANSON575 words
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Article, Illustration53 1938-09-20 23 No, You Don 't! MALLIQUI (right, Medical's forward) appears It s;i\ M No, jrtfli don't" hy rcstvc to Hagger (Police defender). An incident in IIM {•ovmunent Services soccer cup competition final, which the Police Tribune The Medical team, beaten by the Police in the final «i thf OM«MM Services soccerTribune - 53 words
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Article70 1938-09-20 23 THE following sides have been chosen for the first short practice game on Wednesday— kick off 5.10 p.m. This game will be followed by a turther short practice game. All player* who have put their names down for Rugby are asked to attend with white and colour jerseys.70 words
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Article58 1938-09-20 23 rE Singapore Turt Club wiU hold their Winter meeting on Nov. 5 Nov 9 Nov. 11 and Nov. 12. There will be two runs for each division of CttMM 1 Entries dose°Tnoon on Tuesday. Oci 25 The second run for all classes lJ over alternative distances and58 words
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Article59 1938-09-20 23 [from Our Own Correspondent I Malacca Sundnv The final of the Centenary Cup Competition b tWftO th« Muslimin.s IVrhimponan Stia and the Sinomitcs will bplayed at the Kubu M«'ld on Wednesday Sept. 21. a» the conclusion of the Rime md Curran-Sharpe will «in »wiy th»- c,, p and59 words
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Article44 1938-09-20 23 Singapore, Monday In tu,. lointh court tnli morning N f ore Mr Kenneth A Blacker, Tan Peon son- wa i convicted and fined $10.50 on i charge ol selling Intoxicating Uquoi umptkM on mi., premises, which irere unlicenctd for that pwpo I44 words
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Advertisement22 1938-09-20 23 7^~pv"wORrD"iTAO,UM A n f u in 11.1 S(( tl|) maTMEN in Action Saturday 24th. Sept. at 9-.» wQRLD OFF|CE FOR BOOKING Phone^Na6322^^22 words
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Miscellaneous119 1938-09-20 23 TO-DAY'S TIDES High Tides:— B.2o a.m. 7 ft. 3 ins.: 7.26 p.m. 8 ft. 2 ins. There will be scrum practice and training on Thursday. Whites: A. E. Minns; G. D. A. Lundon (Capt...A. P. Craigie P. H Burgess. R. A. Elliott; F. C. S Tillbrook. Dr g F. Jones;119 words
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123 1938-09-20 24 WEDDING "CHRISTENING" FOR NEW CHURO and From Our Own Reporter]] Penang, MonJ A FEW hours after thei/3 n«ge. Mr. and Mrs. CM Ung, a young Penang Ch3 couple, left by the Kedah Singapore this evening and be proceeding to Europe in* days time. Their marriage took place at J ly123 words
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213 1938-09-20 24 Sin Chew Jit Poh; Nanyang Siang Pau - Rain Checks Jap Operations In Shansi Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanyang Siang Pau Hankou. Monday. 01 PPORTED bv planes, artillery and tanks, the entire thirteenth of Japanese infantry attacked Shuengcheng I f,m-v but were Wtterlv resisted by Chinese units irrsrsr .^d «-«><«■ a~ £e Chinese evacuated the city at night213 words
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Article227 1938-09-20 24 Selangor Race Weights riFrom Our Own Reporter] K L. MONDAY TURpCLW AUTUMN MEETING ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT 27:- HORSfcS. CLASS 3, DIV. 1, s', furs Batti I \o Little John Rubber Queen Battalion 8 Mini g j. Easter Wave Monte Video Golden Arrow J-J Sea Maiden f" A this HOKSES, CLASS227 words
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62 1938-09-20 24 GERMAN EX-SERVICEMEN TO VISIT LONDON London. Monday. A LARGE contingent, of Geiman ExSfrvicemen is expected in London on Thursday. There will be more than 800 U the party, which will include exsoldiers from all parts of Germanv. Herr Gotha. president of the Union of German Ex-Servicemen's Organisations, is comir.^ withReuter - 62 words
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Article70 1938-09-20 24 Washington. Monday. THI communiques from London were received without surprise as the diplomatic channels had earlier heard of the British and French Governments' determination to do everything consistent with national honour to avert war. An influential observer stated: "We must not prejudge them while we can only hopeReuter - 70 words
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Article116 1938-09-20 24 Cyclist Acquitted Singapore, Monday:— Producing an Aiibi that he was at the Roxy Theatre on the afternoon of June 9, Frederick Nevington Ebert, a motor cyclist, was today acquitted of the charge of disobeying a wing signal at the junction of Stamford Road and Queen Street on June 9 at116 words
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Article51 1938-09-20 24 MUSSOLINI TELLS BRITAIN FRANCE Rome, Monday. rOMMENTING in the Giornale dltalia on Si^nor Mussolini's speech at Trieste Signor Gayda says "that London and Paris learnt that Italy is ready to take up arms on Germany's side if a mad European conflagration should explode on the question for or against Prague.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article56 1938-09-20 24 Army Promotions London. Mo THE War Office announces that a thousand non-commissia fleers will, on Oct. 1. be prom warrant officer. cUm three, an hold command of platoons equln units hitherto commanded by a officers. This is the first batch of >uch tions and is a coroiiary of the changesReuter - 56 words
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Article48 1938-09-20 24 rURING Siam. Penang. Taipfl? and Kuala Lumpur in aid China Relief Fund, the China Ball team telephoned W nig Kuala Lumpur statinc that i* will leave K.L. by the night JJ riving at Singapore thus mon« It is understood that the team i two exhibition matches nere_48 words
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Article71 1938-09-20 24 ENTRIES for the JJfJ^J Invitation Lan Tennis TM ment close on Saturday There has been a l d > tries to date. Including JJJ^ fl The following are member Tournament Committee.- ft President: DrCheon^Cl E Vice-President TvvHon. Referee 3O£ Secretary: Sim s- T mn i Messrs. Chua di71 words
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Article17 1938-09-20 24 FIRST WIN FOR ENG'S XI Playing Kfo* E ne> Farrer Park in feated Farrer K- soccer match17 words
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Advertisement40 1938-09-20 24 tfhe Jbelicious %irsl Quencher Whilst I J Sailind Ay" iff u isy^Kkiiiai 9 9 \Si WL. ++J \J+& IiAERATED WATERS A. S. GILES. J CTVIL, NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER No. 8, The Arcade, Singapore. THONE 7m. THE TAILOR.40 words
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