Morning Tribune, 30 September 1938
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Title Section13 1938-09-30 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 3— No. 208. SINGAPORE, FUIDAY, September W. 1938 FIVE CENTS13 words
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440 1938-09-30 1 1 STATESMEN GRAPPLING WITH CZECH PROBLEM NOTHER CONCESSION BY PRAGUE MUNICH, THURSDAY. 5 FATEFUL DELIBERATIONS BETWEEN THE FOUR LEADING FIGURES OF EUROPE (MR. CHAMBERLAIN, RR HITLER, M. DALADIER AND SIGNOR MUSSOLINI) GAN AT 12.45 B.S.T. AFTER A BUFFET LUNCH LASTING >RE THAN THREE-QUARTERS OF AN440 words
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Article94 1938-09-30 1 49 Nations Watching Geneva, Thursday. HOPE reign* unchallenged m (ienera thin morning: that the Munich Conference will lead to peace The suggestion widely canvassed here is that the Sudeten territories will be almost immediately evacuated by the Czechs and will be occupied by British, French and Italian troops on theReuter - 94 words
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Article144 1938-09-30 1 TOKYO, THURSDAY. fHE JAPANESE FOREIGN MINISTER. GEN. UGAKI. HAS RESIGNED. Earlier messages state that the resignation loomed as a possible outcome of virtual rupture and protracted negotiations to settle a warm dispute between the Army and the Foreign Office over the .scop* o[ authority and function* of144 words
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Article177 1938-09-30 1 France Placed On War Footing j Paris, Thursday All Fnmce has been placed on a war basis by a decree published J to-day m the Official Journal, authorising execution of mcasarc* provided for m the Law dealing with general organisation of the nation m time of war. iReuter - 177 words
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Article66 1938-09-30 1 Washington, Thursday AT a press conference to-day, Mf. Morgenthaa said tha) may farther fold Import* would not he placed with the Treasury* General Fund indicating that the Trcartry will issue gold certificates instead. Moreover fold now In the General Fund may be withdrawn to replenish, if necrvsary. decreases m theReuter - 66 words
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Article69 1938-09-30 1 Moficow, Thursday Soviet Russia has proposed an immediate international conference to deal with the German Cwck crisis, it was revealed to-day, when the text of the communication* between the United BUtes and the Soviet Governments wait released here. The Soviet gave this answer to the United States KVfgestion I hatReuter - 69 words
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Advertisement35 1938-09-30 1 s orrfflß LocaJ SbooUnff 2 lH»nham Snkide J Markets J J Foodstuffs Ris« j Racing Guide I 19, 26 22 (hina War News 21 league Meetlnir 21 I Local Sport 23 Furooean News 24 i35 words
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Advertisement20 1938-09-30 1 I HIM* NIWB On Page 24 Mr. Chamberlain's optimism. British Press Comments. House of Lords' Meeting. Polish Minorities. Tokyo Anxious.20 words
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Advertisement19 1938-09-30 1 r.^.^^^ *-<^r lj- Jam iKL I M i l WHOLE M'L^_^ i lac* >-«i^^Hl-» (IbUinahle rvrrvnhrrr I I i>is;kibiioks19 words
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386 1938-09-30 2 TRIBUNE REPORTER NEARLY SHOT: LAST NIGHT'S INCIDENT (MORNING TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE) PANDEMONIUM broke loose m the vicinity of the Vehicles Office. Middle Road, shortly after nine last night when a loud report, believed to be a gun shot, sent the crowd into a panic. A Tribune reporter, who was m the386 words
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Article125 1938-09-30 2 MUAR RIVER WATERS RISE [From Our Own Correspondent! Muar. Thursday AH£\VV >quaH starting ai n.JO this morning resulted m the prijtiiin of the Muar River rising dangerously, rendering the crossing verj rough. The jetty at Tanga Batu could not he used and ferry boats starting from Tanjong Agas carried the125 words
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Article131 1938-09-30 2 OFFICIAL CONCERN Penang. Thursday. A3 precautionary measure m view of the present international sicuation. .Iteps have already been taken by the local authorities lor ascertaining the Liosfttlon regarding essential food supplies available Official quarters say there is really no cause for alarm or anxiety as there are131 words
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Article, Illustration165 1938-09-30 2 MODERN STORES CHAIN FOR MALA YA A MODERN organisation which caters for all needs of the publire has just been opened m Singapore, will be the most up-to-date departmental store m the North Bridge Road— Hijjh Street area. Aurora's Ltd is this organisation, the first of a chain o: modern165 words
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Article, Illustration26 1938-09-30 2 DR. I. V. POLODNA. the Singaporfl Czech Consul, an interview witH whom, on the present European crisis, appears on pa?e 8. I26 words
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105 1938-09-30 2 Singapore, Thursduj REGINALD CODEIRO. a 30-year-ol Eurasian appeared belore Mr. Cm rad Oldham m the second coun morning m answer to a dWj S-break:::, by entering tata I residence oi Inche M^ame, Noo Malay Interpreter jfgW^lJ fourth police court. Road m order to commi th^i Accused105 words
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Article33 1938-09-30 2 RELIGIOUS TEACHER CHARGED Btmapore. Thursc teacher m religion. JU Abdul Latiff. aged the second court th Conrad Oldham on a breach of trust :n iv Court Inspector 1 a week'i portponem( gran ted33 words
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Article20 1938-09-30 2 The 70th bathe.;Gandhi will be celeb -t auspices of the 'lndian Singapore, at the pubpreside at the meeting20 words
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Advertisement19 1938-09-30 2 Lnildrcn 119 u§ up fdr rsnergmndda4 %MIX than grown-ups. vfIHHHH Replace this enertfu bu tjivincj thtem NESTLES QUICK OATS.19 words
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109 1938-09-30 3 CLERGYMAN ACQUITTED OF DRIVING CHARGE I Singapore, Thursday. taOUT calling upon the defence, Ir k« ■iiiu'th A. Blacker, the Singapore th police magistrate acquitted the D T. E. Hodge, assistannt Chapof the St. Andrew's Cathedral, this moon on a charge t>nit he drove car m a negligent manner and ebv109 words
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Article113 1938-09-30 3 I Singapore. Thurusday. alleged robbery committed on board sampan off the Beach Road landlast night was mentioned m a charge lamed to three Hokiens. Lee Tian k. Ong Ah Ping and Ang Hock Sing, XC Mr. S. H. Cheah. the Sixth Magis- to-day. we charge alleged113 words
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Article802 1938-09-30 3 Anti-Jap Disturbances Recalled RIOTERS HAVE SENTENCES RED UCED Singapore, Thursday. RECOLLECTIONS of the anti- Japanese disturbances m Singapore on the night of Jan. 9, this year, when the Police were subjected to an attack lasting Several hours with stones, broken glass and other missiles, lives Were endangered and traffic disorganised,802 words
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Article889 1938-09-30 3 HA YE NO FUTURE, NO PROFESSION, NO HOPE FOR MY LIFE Mfc Singapore, Thursday. I JiKe to watch the waves, how nice they are to sleep m and where worries and troubles would yo: I have no future no profession, no hope for my life889 words
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Article61 1938-09-30 3 Singapore. Thursday— Caught m speedtraps set on Woodlands yr.sterdav, two Johore lorry drive ns Tan Yee Huat and Onjr Won were to-day charged before Mr. C. H. Koh m the' Traffic District Court, for exceeding the 30 m.p.h. speed limit for lorries, by nine and six m.p.h. respectively.61 words
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Article217 1938-09-30 3 Death Of Mrs. Goslinga MKs Phyllis KcU (iosUnfa, tins ITI young wife of (apt. (;onlin*» tf f Ihe motor vessel "Toboali," p.i^ra away m the (.rnrral I losj.it.. mZ trrday. Rtat, (ioslin K a MM only 25 year <>f a«e and inn. h sympathy will fee felt with her husband217 words
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Advertisement62 1938-09-30 3 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chief Justice In 1st Court at 11 a.m. Bankruptcy. Before Mr. Justice PedlOW In 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Assizes:— Rex v.s. Koh Ah Pang If), Tan Toll Leng and Chu Kim Seng. At 2.15 p.m.:— Rex v.s. Chan Ah Wan Before Mr. Justice62 words
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Advertisement97 1938-09-30 3 SITUATION VACANT (iOVERNMKNT WANTED. An experienced Electrical Technical Subordinate ai i \h\n\ Wireman In Charge of installation and maintenance of Electric Power and Lighting Including control ol Labour, principally Malay. Salary scale $1,200 p r annum riling by annual increments of $00 per annum to 51. 500'- per annum Successful97 words
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Advertisement37 1938-09-30 3 PIANOFORTE rLAYDIQ Mtm THEORY OF MUSIC. Adult* ana children sab f?ft4t. Beginners and Diploma candidates speciality. Modem method* or MkftHf. Write or enquire Mr*. Pauliw, r« perlenced and quallflcd Mujilc Tra<u»; 25, Barker Roao. Ri m I37 words
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Article38 1938-09-30 4 London. Thursday Seller? 3 London. Thursday. m hulk Sept|Oct. shipment iis.iu.u wSTS-nStSiL. Shipment 3-}2 nominal 3-U 2 ouyer Black Lampoxig OctiDec. Shipment --12nomin.u <; \MBIER (Good Mark) Blcck Sept O*t. Shipment 23 nominal l^!. h !!l!i d38 words
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Article75 1938-09-30 4 till rt l n |1 111 if^iH A f\ 1 V Oenenl Electric 27 6 29'lOfc +2|4% imperial Chemical Inductnfip 121 3 1363 +15,. Canadian Pacific y 3- -3d fibber Plan Investment »Tt>«% 15 l 5 J_ Kaffirs (West Wit Area. 863 +89 HJC. As S. Bank75 words
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Article54 1938-09-30 4 London Thursday Previous To-day Change rT on Pans (closing middle rate) 179.00 ***** TT^n Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.5a Singed T T on Shanghai (doUng «elltog rate) 9-14 Snchlno ed iJSHongkong Mcloaing selling :rate) i|-i ib g£g£gS t!t. on Japan (closing selling »*> U2 474 .50 -13.38 T.T.onNew54 words
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Article40 1938-09-30 4 New York Thursday. Previou.- To-day Change KGBBBft Very unsettled Steady TODS a ■■tri \s>\". 155 R 3 8 8001 Belters I5 3 h 15^4 +^s .orwan. Jan.Ma, B^ers IW Wi <nN Quiet Quiet 44^ 44»., -'a Spot40 words
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Article27 1938-09-30 4 GOLD Pfewrloui L dl >- ih, lr <. Fine Bar per o* £7.7^ day r c S SILVER C jS 4 month?' forward 18 5 8 r]27 words
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Article17 1938-09-30 4 Tib Standard Previous 'i^T* Thllr^ Spot (afternoon 'closlnß i>rice> M9O-14 Ch^ Forward £190-3 4 <417 words
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Article234 1938-09-30 4 Singapore. Thursday. MESSRS. Fraser and Co.s report for to-day is as follows: Tin at midday was $100.00, up The immediate result of the better political news was the more or less wholesale withdrawal of selling orders for tin shares particularly those placed at best Buyers took some234 words
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Article248 1938-09-30 4 IN their Rubber Market Review for the week-ending Sept. 29. Messrs. Stanton Nelson, Ltd. say: "A week which will long be remembered closes with tm outlook immeasurably brighter. Although nothing is certain m these times, it now appears probable that peaceful agreement may be reached not only248 words
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Article141 1938-09-30 4 Singapore, Friday. F their wot kiy rubber report. Guthrie* Co.. Ltd.. states Rubber, like all other commodity has been completely overshadowed b] the political situation m Europe. Earlie m the week there was considerable liqui dation by speculators which culminate* yesterday In a we of selling down141 words
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Article38 1938-09-30 4 Washington. ThursdjJ a ss&jSSa from China and Indto was Senator Pinman. f^g^th cUsasta cotton sewers arc jy*JKJ markets. 3Uggesti about 13.400 jo j lnre should be exported o he^ turn for 670 million ou.ue ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement58 1938-09-30 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these sale boxes, so that SAFETY and PRIVACY,58 words
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Advertisement8 1938-09-30 4 MM Til *****11*11 mSUKANCI COMPANY, LTD EST.ISSSi.fISHB-:!) \\Yt28 words
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Advertisement6 1938-09-30 4 SINE DARBY Co.,LtdJ ".s S'mTS^^ 16 words
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Article762 1938-09-30 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore, Sept. 29, 5 p.m Esr s: a Kvwng 0-60 0.65 XK r m Tin 21|9 22j9 Kselangor 1.30 1.40 ■na Malay .2 3 Kdcriang i4|- 15.3 KnTin -0.38 0.42 cd ■I Kong Tin 216 23X Hvdraullc 7 6 8(6 Era Fis KS<jng n762 words
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Article229 1938-09-30 5 f Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 nom }w 1 J07 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 10 109 m n m 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int.229 words
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Article95 1938-09-30 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore X< i pt' 29, :> p m Total for 1 nj Hooka Date to Dl* year Close Payable TIN Hilam T::. b r V int. Oct I C)ct. B Oct 4 :>\ Fentfkalen 3d less tax Oct 11 Oct 10 20% Rrnort? Tin95 words
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Article228 1938-09-30 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Thursday Buyers Srllrr> Ampnts 3 9 4 3 Batu Belanj i .130 1.40 Hong Fatts 073 078 Hongkong T. 213 23JelcbiLs 0 65 0 70 Kamuntiui Tin 8 6 9 6 Katu Tin 24 6 25 6 Killinghall- 18- WKramat. 9 9 10 6 Kuchai.s 125228 words
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Advertisement154 1938-09-30 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m the Netherlands. Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTKRDAM ItUMlirttd by Royal Charter AD. 1824 Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000.000 Chairman of the Board off Directors II C REHBOCK Mm. ik ink Board: I |D. CRENA DE JONUH President M154 words
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Advertisement266 1938-09-30 6 t EVERYONE NEEDS A GOOD HEARTY LAUGH THESE DAYS/ j Here's the StmppicU and Funniest SHOW IN TOWN/! Greeted By Packed Houses Yesterday!! j CAPITOL I=3 SHOWS DAILY umu*is L _j j I YOUR FAVOURITE SINGING iBfTTmTH f^ J STAR IS IN HONOLULU ■JMjvkJH X^k I 1 |1 4 41266 words
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Advertisement189 1938-09-30 6 inspection V o An n nof bw I Scouts by k «J Malacca B I '^r'-^^B j Alhambraß The Great st o 1 I di^' o^|B Vive La Romance! IRT-^ il I j Vive La France 1 Hi 0 1 1 U J»f^ ft, K>,.; M, V,., B^ a >-»,*189 words
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Advertisement121 1938-09-30 7 EMPIRE (Tanjons Paijar— 7 p.m. 9.15 p m DOROTHY LAMOUR HURRICANE BOOTH SEA BEAITIES SONGS STRIP-TEASE SAMOALY DANCES Matintfs:_To-niurrow Sunday at M 5 pj/L SHIRLEY TEMPLE m "LITTLEST REBEL" Supported by "(iREAT O f MALLET 1 NEW fR ANn 7JO FM WORLD \IIV/\llLr g_4s p.m. MISS LEONG SIIIET FEE SNOW121 words
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Advertisement259 1938-09-30 7 •••••■••••••»B.. B> --##-B A j*l\ OLll CHICAGO 9 AN OUTSTANDING PICTURE struts TiMKS \'^)///]VW viafJ DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S I \miff SUPREME ACHIEVEMENTI I "M\ \fjf j A 2Ot h Century- Fox p»ctui« J TYRONE ALICE DOW I j Mfl power -faye-Ameche cj (j and a cast of thousand* D.r«ct«d by259 words
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Article314 1938-09-30 8 CRISIS REPERCUSSIONS IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Thursday rMOUGH the ne*s this morning is a little more roassurin?. evidence 1 of repercussions m Sit ><*apore of the RXnve political situation m Europe is to be found m the intensely increased activities on the part •f the314 words
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Article446 1938-09-30 8 OJTLER'S peace plan means the destruction tf Czechoslovakia as a political and economic entity, and as such it is not acceptable to his Government, declared Dr J V. Polodna, Consul General for Czechoslovakia, who, m an interview with the Tribune, said that the vast majority of people m Singapore446 words
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Article, Illustration23 1938-09-30 8 SALESMEN CELEBRATE Members of the Singapore Salesmen < Association photoeranh^ recent celebrations on the occasion > f the anniversary 7 i eiation.— Tribune. heir Vs23 words
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Article121 1938-09-30 8 MORE TROOPS ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE Singapore. Thursda) FOLLOWING receipt ot urgent teleitram wsl "^'R from the Home War Office. tkß 2nd Battalion. East Surrey R* merit, who arrived this mon-WB by the troopship -I.ai.cash.tt I originally hound for Sha^B are disembarking at an dwH|rpmainherefora»»| definite ueriod I While m SLigapore121 words
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Advertisement103 1938-09-30 8 THE "SILENT CIRCULATOR" —the Success of "H.M.V." Refrigeration A Cut-away section of the Silent Circulator Compressor, showing its simple but ingenious construction. Only three moving parts continuously bathed m oil. (1> The Shaft turns (2) The Blade moves (3) The Roller rolls— and there's ice— that's all! That is the103 words
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Advertisement105 1938-09-30 9 »A I SIC L| tt ß A lALI #^B^| B^ \ST _^r m B^v^^ W^Sw^ iWkM f f J Ah bY I 1 1 1 fI tli I^bl b^f^ B^B lA_ 1 11 bVbBBT J B^fcißßßMß^BSSS?? ll^^^^^^^**!'^^^—** 4 b BBei bH-BI Id v f > B^BK-^ft^^^-- BL fl B^Bf AvF105 words
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324 1938-09-30 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, September 30. 1938. AVOIDING PANIC MX. T. U. Stone, president of the Singapore Rotary Club, rendered good service when he emphasised how ridiculous was the suggestion that there would be any run on the banks m Malaya if war were to break out. "If Malaya is safe324 words
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Article, Illustration867 1938-09-30 10 GREATEST of the PEA CEMAKERS PERSONAL VIEWPOINT- BY AUTOLYCUS A BIRMINGHAM business man, *hn began his career as a trader m the j West Indies and later returned to paroI chial public work m the city of his birth. I is to-day acclaimed M the saviour of mankind. Neville Chamberlain,867 words
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Article63 1938-09-30 10 Photo shows Biss Bebe Daniels, the actress, who is Honorary Colonel ot the 322 nd Army Pursuit Group (Long Beach, California) displaying interest m the engine of a Monospar machine when, with her small daughter Barbara (on right), she visited the Romford Flying Club at Maylands Aerodrome, Essex. Members of63 words
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Advertisement42 1938-09-30 10 Todays White Label" Announcement the past a jew good things zvere hard to get at all times. In the present all good things ate hard to get at any time. It if a comfort to know ©EWAR'S i* obtainable everywhere. WPS -E42 words
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Article353 1938-09-30 11 Elaborate "Underground" r Conspiracy FEAR OF WAR, SLUMP IT of Germany come reports of a great underground conspiracy to help nervous financiers smuggle their money from iai country. Fears of war, of a severe industrial slump, of unrest developing into open revolt, are some of353 words
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Article102 1938-09-30 11 BATTLE AGAINST LIQUOR SMUGGLING -SIFICATION of the battle against •smuggling along the Canadian now taking place Canadian Ive forces are armed with new •wers to chase and search vessels Wl registry under 500 tons and instances vessels over 500 tons 1 12 miles of the coast instead of uulation three-mile102 words
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Article136 1938-09-30 11 Moroccan Welcome For Britons Rabat, (-French Morocco). BRITISH visitors to Casablanca. Atlantic port of French Morocco, next winter will be welcomed by guides who have undergone a special course of "entente cordiale" training. In the first lesson of the course, which dealt with the history of Casablanco, a special place136 words
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98 1938-09-30 11 SPIRAL STAIRWAY TO CEYLON ROCK FORTRESS Colombo. A SPIRAL stairway leading U> the top of Oylon's famous Sijfiriva Rock Fortress, with its 2.000- V*>ar rid frescoes and paintings will be m use next month. They are the lonpe.st spir.il stairs m Cpvlon, and replace the perpendicular ladder that formerly ran98 words
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Advertisement22 1938-09-30 11 USE A BOSTITCH FASTENER NOW SOLD BY RC-NE 0 LTD. 3. Malacca Street. BtogapoN riIONK u27.) Price $7.00 complete with 5,000 lUptal22 words
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Advertisement52 1938-09-30 11 POMROTT) Classes are the latest d'scoverv m flare protection They permit vo.i to actu^llv srr to 30 fret belmv the surfare of the watrr. Now 56.00 B c o (lcinonstr;.tif.i. Of thll n BUuTI able D< liivciitioii. THOMPSON OPTICAL Co. I. tBCAK, HNOATOU, I'lloM MM. 1 I'rlr|(raphlr AddMßi! i'HONE MM52 words
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Advertisement39 1938-09-30 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD j Obtainable of all Ch»mkU and Stor- WRIBTWATCH HANDS F«T Laditu CvnlH 4 111 l A MB OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY IN BOLLBD GOLD CHROMIUM 4 Yick Woh Hing .j "i Noi B Roid ■i39 words
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Article, Illustration247 1938-09-30 12 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN The most daring exploit so far of the Arab rebels m Palestine was an inva sion of Bethlehem. The chief objects of attack were the Post Office and Police Station, both being gutted during the rebels' eight hours' occupa lion of the city. The Police Station was situated247 words
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Article, Illustration1262 1938-09-30 14 Baby's Comfort In The Heat Keep Him Clean And Cool And Watch His Diet Carefully, If You Want Him to Thrive as He Should THE idea that it is wiser to keep babies well instead 01 trying to cure them alter they are ill has been spread with astonishing rapidity1,262 words
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Article, Illustration633 1938-09-30 14 Watch THEIR EYES Modern Optical Science can Do a Lot To Prevent The Misery of Faulty Vision, so Take Full Advantage of it if There is Anything Wrong With Your Child s Eyesight EYESIGHT is such a very precious gift that it behoves us all to take as much as633 words
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Article, Illustration828 1938-09-30 15 Cheese Is So Jasty Easy -To Make Dishes Which Are Appetising And Nourishing MINESTRONE SOUP Infcndfttntf: 4 oz. bacon cut m dice, 2 oz. butter, I medium-sized onion, 1 leek chopped up. 2 large tablespoonfuls each of cut up carrot and turnip. 2 tomatoes, 3 tablespoonfuls of beans that have828 words
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Article48 1938-09-30 15 Here's a very useful, if unusual, notion. You always keep cheese under a cover, don't you? To make sure that it does not go mouldy, all you have to do is put two or three lumps of sugar under the cover with the cheese48 words
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Advertisement34 1938-09-30 15 W-^ F i.-^ ,^r jf gna POtMANENT WAVING S van is i $10.00 HIM $18.00 i >i\iso\ pi:iim LAMM* HAIKOKtSSKKS S I H Stamford KM I POST KO.W) BINGAPORI MALACCA (Phonr t«;iU > 'Phonr 121)34 words
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Advertisement354 1938-09-30 16 BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES INCOKPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards Tonnage Spore Tonnage SP°" 1938 19 SB CORFU 15.000 NOV. 18 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 BANGALORE 6.000 Nov. 19 Homewards 1 1' ivfs Leaves Tonnage S'por Tonnage mo SPore 1938 19J8 t CARTHAGE 15.000 Oct. 7 RANPURA 17.000 Nov. 18 SOUDAN 6,500354 words
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Advertisement358 1938-09-30 16 1 V TO FRENCH PoJ^j jlULjll CHARCEURS REUNIS i™ I vnRBIN For Marseilles. Hay re, Antwerp, Dunkirk x I PADARAN For Marseilles. Nantes, St. Nazain- Ac Bordeaux Oc\ U |to saigon indochina! BANGKOK For Saigon. Tourane and Haink CAP TOUR ANE Oct. is 3. A. M. 1. (from Saijron) G358 words
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Article118 1938-09-30 17 cm Ea§t "Imperial" Srpt W" Ainca south "Imperial- j£ pm Australia:- Whole f 'Qanta.s- P Bonn W "Imperial" o p Canada Whole ''Imperial" ,J pni vpt, Sudan and Palestine Imperial" o/eat Britain and Ireland imperial" pni Europe except Great Britain Jn P ni and Ireland x lmnprinr Indiar-Whole ImnerHr118 words
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236 1938-09-30 17 l IM ITSNG SENG^^victorra^treet was fined $15 by Mr. Kenneth a! Blacker m the fourth court this afternoon on a charge that he, on May 7 at 11.15 p.m. knowing or having reason to believe that the offence of selling beer tor consumption on unlicenced236 words
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642 1938-09-30 17 Customs Religion, Or Order Of Court: Which Should Come First? lc Singapore, Thursday. IS a witness entitled to rtftM, on -rounds of custom or' reh ffion. an order to attend ourt.' The question vu discussed m the Third Police Court this morning following th«- non-attendance of g matena. witness fur642 words
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Article140 1938-09-30 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE Tilt. WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO AKRIVK Xl 111 1 lI A It BO I It Main Wharf: Dredger Kuantun- Lch. Lucifer Ban Ho Guan— Lch. ,Qmy Shabonee— Camphuij.s— Lch. Sir T Fraser. Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar Albert140 words
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Advertisement301 1938-09-30 17 BURNS PHILP LIVE. (Incorporated m Australia* I NEXT SAM.INf.S MARELLA o^ o r Sai j»' I MERK^R vr P ?n 4 I wSSS^mJ™" tnp rifl pf<; f i-tJTTthJ I sjtssra?s l^ r Kis pot Bnsbane sydney or M?f f |nr N 3 YDNEY "turn $642^86 Ist class 5430.71 2nd cl-sll301 words
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Advertisement65 1938-09-30 17 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, BOH AND OSAKA S II I II AI. A SAILINCi (KTOBFK (i, At .1 IV.M The above ve.ssel haa excellent modern accommodation for Pint Mm and Second Saloon p;us.senßers. Special Holiday Return tickets to China tnd Jtp*U65 words
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Article156 1938-09-30 18 Brunei Plantations Make $39,406 JHE report oi Brunei United Plantations. Limited, for the year ended June 30. 193* to be submitted at the annual meeting to be held at French Bank Buildings on Thursda; Oct. 6. is as follows:— The net profit for the year am^nt, to $39,406.75 to which156 words
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Article129 1938-09-30 18 The crop harvested amounted te 427 669 lbs The Standard Assessment for' 1937 was 507,510 lbs. For the quarter January March 1938 the Assessment i ber 1938. Tapping was entirely w»continued on approved lines. A new smokehouse was erected at Barakas to replace the one d*W*J flre m129 words
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Article39 1938-09-30 18 ALLEGED BREACH OF $2,500 Singapore, **«ff'£& jfj under the escoit of a im u»» manager of the toterna Corporations and l m ti J. trusted with $2,500 w: u^f committed criminal onS££t of that amount. The hearing ww nxiu39 words
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Miscellaneous1299 1938-09-30 18 r* ■"> A f"^el^"\ YDf 15.15 Mc!s (19.8 m ON THE RADIO i V^^ mm I 12 50 Erna sack (soprano). i J L m m*mmm j 10 News anr j weather reports m 4r^ 0 ,u m0m 2 22 Lunch concert by Ferdy Kan ifT man's Orchestra. ir»moohone record1,299 words
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Article, Illustration5731 1938-09-30 19 GUIDE TO TO-MORROW'S RACING FORM KUALA LUMPUR MEE TING •g» mi A Specialty fompikd r Jojl i H•? -npilfd by "Marcus Superbus") H q£CENT form of all horses and X ponies entered for Saturday. H I final day of the Autumn meet- J me ol the Selanjjor Turf Club at5,731 words
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Advertisement71 1938-09-30 20 B^^il^l^lS etables, the result being a FvTrar^^^^fi^Fw soup that is sheer goodness. \^SSW§#T J. wfytjCmlzrSSmi Tcacaiifcf C4TB.SowP m iht following* anetiet i j\ jTjpri^^^npPJS^L Tomato, Mixed Vegetable, kiUKftJl jHMHj MulUfaUwny, Mock Turtle e«c i\V^^^^^fc > I> Px^^^^ No pretnvatw* or colouring iflitlKWlrll SOUPS deduct Me CW c^ Jjuwntj! R^^^^^ A71 words
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228 1938-09-30 21 C^iA^UKjL^^^^^UU^ TtlK superb singing of Bobby Breen I makes of "Hawaii Calls," picture which opened at the Capitol Theatre b.st night, a very fine musical attraction, and lifts it from what would have been an ordinary film into some of the brightest entertainments possible228 words
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Article227 1938-09-30 21 SPLIT OVER LEAGUE JURISPRUDENCE SECRET SESSION OF COUNCIL GENEVA, THURSDAY. THE LEAGUE COUNCIL MET THIS MORNING AT A SECRET SESSION IN ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO DRAFT A RESOLUTION ON THE SINO-JAPANESE DISPUTE. Late last night the formula was agreed to between the Belgian delegate and M.Reuter - 227 words
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Article166 1938-09-30 21 TERRIFIC BATTLE NEAR HANKOW Shanghai. Thursday TIENCHIACHENG, on the Yangtse. ninety mile* *a*t of llankov* dominating the last fortified position supported by natural de fences of the Yangtse area is claimed to have been entered by the Japanese to-day. The Chinese still have a .series of fortified and boomed positionsReuter - 166 words
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Article33 1938-09-30 21 Sftrict Court wl Hone Chun Kow, an employee o! the hi by a n to one ol c the compl exoin d y B*H of $500 pn Increa ed to $75033 words
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223 1938-09-30 21 Magistrate Commends Ricksha Pullers Blnftpore, Thursday MH Q S tewttnf* the Third MaKl* Irate, highly commended this morn- 1 ing the conduct of two rickshaw pnlier." who arrested a watch thief on th night of Sept 23 at Tronoh Road HI WOrthlp asked Court Inspector WhitttM to recommend the men223 words
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Article48 1938-09-30 21 Australia's Concern Canberra, Thursday Tbi Australian Premier. Mr Lyon.s, said that m tht Munich DMeUni thenIs ground f" r thf> ho M> rhat l Wliy found out of the present dilllcult situation The Commonwealth Ooternmeni had been m hourly touch with Mr Chamberlain durlni rhe past fortnlfiM ReuterReuter - 48 words
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37 1938-09-30 22 IN the final of the Andrew Currie Cup ladies' golf championship of Singapore. Mrs. C. R. Cherry beat Mrs. R. W. Cowan 3 and 2, at the Keppel Golf Club on Wednesday.37 words
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Article56 1938-09-30 22 The following will represent the P.WD. Bporta Club against the S.C.C. on Friday on the S.C.C. ground at o p.m.: Put ie Costa, G. C. Pereira, F. JTcreira, R. S. Sithnmparam, K. Th llainathan. C. H. White, V. R. Snbapathy, C F. Sutton. E. A. Joy, P. M.56 words
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Article183 1938-09-30 22 Handicaps For To-Morrow Kua.a Lumpur •> of the Singapore Horsfs. Class 3 Djv 4 Beano Faithful «4 Harvest Festival 8 Wotan 86 Charley's Aunt 8 l Kabinda 7 13 7.10 Horses, Class 3, Div 2. lu^ Abbot's Temptation Horses, (lass I, Div. l 6 Furs Mim 9i Little Jonn 1183 words
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358 1938-09-30 23 Scoreless Soccer POLICE JSK* the .P? ***** of the Police as wooden spoonists of the First Division Zln> Ua s ue the y had territorial adw^t^u > m Ore scorin opportunities but ball control difficulties a steady onposition robbed them of victory J?358 words
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Article173 1938-09-30 23 AIRMEN SWAMP Y. JUNIORS ij on sodden ground and against anior team, the R.A.F. (H.Q.) •oed the V.M.C.A. juniors at hocTjn V MCA. ground yesterday -cr by seven goals to one. p "boys put up a good fight and at •s showed great enterprise, but the r dominated play from173 words
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Article90 1938-09-30 23 I im iiE Island Club ladies' September meial, played over the second nine on today, resulted m a win for Mrs. S. K. with a nett score of 30. nie following were some of the best Mb returned. k* S X Wong 47—1790 words
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Article53 1938-09-30 23 HARRISON GOLF CLUB arriaon Golf Club's monthly irix"ftuwomes for Sep was played at Tanglin and rea win for Col. and Mr* *:th a net score of 36. The vvere the best returns: 1 and Mrs. H. Golding 48-1:1 »d Mrs. L. R. S. MacFarhir.r R R. G. Atkins and MM53 words
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Article37 1938-09-30 23 B lawn tennis autumn tour- nxed doubles final will be pinyed w 'Howed by the presentation of 1 *uch all winners and runnersto attend 1 Cup doubles match whfch v been played yesterday. UU afternoon.37 words
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Article83 1938-09-30 23 I THE ban passed on wrestling In Singa I* pore by the local police has been raised. the Tribune understands. Wrestling will take place. Mr Georgr lonetco informed the Tribune yesterday, on Monday at the Happy World arena Main attraction then will be King Kon?, who arrives83 words
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Article154 1938-09-30 23 Revised ties for the Y. MCA Tennis Tournament are as follows:— TO-DAY Men's Singles M A" Semi- Finals:— A Llm vs. T. Kobayashl; Tan Huck Toe vs. Llm Hee Chin. Mixed Doubles Semi -Final.— Mr. Mrs. S. K. Oaw vs. Miss Slmonson &A. H Yap; (In case of154 words
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137 1938-09-30 23 VOLUNTEERS' RUGBY ANNUAL ON SATURDAY THE annual rugby football match bet- ween the Straits Settlements and F.M.S. Volunteer Forces will take place It the S.C.C. on Saturday afternoon. The teams will be: S.S.V.F.: J. R. Angus (M.V.C.t; G D. A. Landon (S.S.RN.V.R.i, A. P. Craigie (S.S. V.A.F.i, D. M. Henderson137 words
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Article23 1938-09-30 23 London. Sept 21 KUGBY mutches played to-day M I as Tollowv Bristol 3 Oakes and Pearr*. 16. Briduend 3 Cardiff 023 words
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Article62 1938-09-30 23 8c C B" XI n R E B to day tl sC C groui.c b N Bomefl if W Wolters. H. lOlnei J H X- j A Horafleld. a PVwtei I T F Hurley, W A mil. T 0 Col p. m whit'hr.id k62 words
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Article320 1938-09-30 23 S.C.R.C. TENNIS Ties for to-morrow (Saturday) m U B.C.R.C. Fifth Open Lawn Tennis Tom nament are as follows, play commmcin at 3.45 p.m. Open Junior Sing le*: Kobei Chi Chia vs. Dudley De Cruz; Eu Kchk Mv vs. Cecil Wong; Eu Kent? Hong H On Chew Bee Men** Smu lrs320 words
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Article106 1938-09-30 23 To-Morrow' s Swimming all ftrrangemenli h»n been r^mflitti n for swininiijiK competitom and water-|xiio mttehea between th<- Hotikkong Aquatic Star, and thr BUifapore Chinee Swlninirr.s. The compeUUoni will take plMi to-morrow at 4 pin and on Sunday, 11 am at the Chinese Swimming Club Prire.s of admi.s.sion lot each day106 words
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Article36 1938-09-30 23 The KliaLsa Association bot the Ceylon Bporti Ctab it bNfety ptrttrday at the CS C K r "U"d *>y K«ul 10 nil. th»* t'.oal being BOfVd i>> OMMI Bil -h In ?h<- l.rt h.tif36 words
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Article66 1938-09-30 23 Tto following will I'iav ii. .1 ni.t! h bI tin B.R.C i ;< ra to i oioi i;s f Bouza D r Ritchie I Eberl I Dumblt lon J Loveda) i. I MB< r f OC/ < o X I. M Rozario Bcul i will 1 1 R66 words
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Miscellaneous14 1938-09-30 23 TO-DAY'S TIDES Hi-h Tides: 2.29 am. 8 ft.; 1.59 p.m. 8 ft. 8 ins.14 words
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Article192 1938-09-30 24 LONDON, THURSDAY. WAS, "IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED, IKY, iki AGAIN." fARINET MINISTERS <VND THE HIGH COMMISSIONERS OF. THE DOMimONS gItHERED TOGETHER t AT HESTON AIRPORT TO BID GOD SPEED TO MR. CHAMPERLAIN AND SUCCESS ON HIS MIGHTY MISSION TO MUNICH. Mr Chamberlain when he look192 words
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Article57 1938-09-30 24 Prague, Thursday. THE Polish reply to Czechoslovakia s note expresses appreciation of the Czech preparedness to negotiate over the Polish claims, but according to semi-official circles it insists that the Czech Government evacuate the territories concerned before negotiations on the questions m detail begin, the evacuation to be57 words
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Article178 1938-09-30 24 London, Thursday. rEN the Boose of Lords met this afternoon, Lord Stanhope suggested that they would not desire to debate international affairs. He added that speaking on behalf of every member of the House, they trusted, under the guidance of Almighty God that the four statesmen178 words
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Article309 1938-09-30 24 ()UEEN Mary was present m the Speaker's Gallery and when she left immediately after the statement concluding Mr. Chamberlain's sensational announcements the Queen mother wab m tears. The Duko of Kent listened to the speech from a seat over the clock which formerly was the traditional seat309 words
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Article253 1938-09-30 24 BRITISH PRESS MUNICH TALKS London, Thursday. rpHE British press this morning discusses the prospects of a successful outcome of the Munich conference with thankfulness for the breathing space it affords but recognising that Europe is not yet out of the wood. The Ticies comments that it may be no more253 words
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157 1938-09-30 24 Washington, Wednesday I)R. Dieckhoff, the German ambassador, called on Mr. Cordell Huii this morning and afterwards stated 'hat he believed ;ht Munich conference would lead to a broac? settlement embracing not only Czechoslovakia but other European problems. Other comments on the news of the calling157 words
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Article131 1938-09-30 24 Singapore, Thursday TAN Kirn Chia. wa? this moro ing sentenced to one moath rigorous imprisonment m tl Second Court before Mr Conrad Ok ham for being m fraud jlent possessia of a pair of leather shoes and motor car tools. The prosecution led by Court Inspec tor T131 words
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Article62 1938-09-30 24 THE River Danube formed the bass 1 an interesting talk given last tf at the institute Hail o Je Christian Association. Pnnsep o XlF Sir K bng ™ng Song presided at I visit to the Danube and to*™* J an enjoyable canoe a m company with onal i^62 words
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Article40 1938-09-30 24 Hank^rh^' 1 1 Afl er the annihilation brj mcnt of Japanese sold was rushed to the Juiwu the Tuesday but after a 1 night the brigade Chinese troops. Th« SP e h« narrowed though ttoe^Jap^ here and there. o«aMona Ji>40 words
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Advertisement24 1938-09-30 24 T A. S. GILES. T CTVIL. NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER J l No. ft. The Arcade, Singapore. S 'PHONE 79SK. THE TAILOR.24 words
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