Morning Tribune, 13 September 1939
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Title Section11 1939-09-13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE ghfhghdtyh SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, September 13, 1939. FIVE CENTS.11 words
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311 1939-09-13 1 REAT FRENCH WELCOME FOR BRITISH TROOPS NOT YET IN A CTION BRITISH troops have landed m France, but are not yet m action. This is announced. by the Ministry of Information, who state that units of the R.A.F. have already crossed the Channel. France accorded a typically warm welcome toReuter - 311 words
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Article119 1939-09-13 1 MB KILLS BRITISH WOMAN f I I London, Sept. 12. ■iISTRY of Information bul- K'^vs it is learned with ■from His Majesty*! Ambas- t v, r ;1U that Mrs. Shel- i, of the Passport Control at the British Embassy, Hfd m an afar raid last week. Howard Kennard (British Hador).Reuter - 119 words
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Article59 1939-09-13 1 I London, Sept. 12. fch merchant ships to-day rethat they have evaded attacks submarines, tamer Liverliffey (9,465 tons) sunk and the crew rescued by fican ship Stewart. Four Brifiships were reported attacked to, but successfully eluded atNew York, Sept. 12. ttish freighter Blairlogie has off the Irish coastReuter - 59 words
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Article91 1939-09-13 1 Scontent In Vienna IL Paris', Sept. 12. P every two schools in Berlin get have been transformed m states the Havas Zurich P*U many universities have tjS- 1 6 of economising on »Cf scarryin s an official to 2 i l0 use the streets. ■^tle J r ays have bsenReuter - 91 words
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Article38 1939-09-13 1 SLOVAKS REFUSE TO FIGHT Paris, Sept. 12. P\K battalion has refused to n, declaring they would not Poles, according to a Hayas Lrom Bratislava. It is stated juttalion was dlsartned and mbarrack* at. Bratislava. Seve:s were maae. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article25 1939-09-13 1 London, Sept. 12. THE International Tin Committee has raised the quota for the third quarter from 60 to 80 per cent. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Advertisement19 1939-09-13 1 mmm^m OER PAGES] »r«f 5 :f|"> rt 1 I P>r 4 ll S v cuons gl3& 16 I wmmmmmmft19 words
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Advertisement77 1939-09-13 1 LAMODO prmndesntUrimmtMremmslao^ But, why not "feed" your nails II f| A and cuticle as you remove the mW|W||II lacquer? LamodQ-^a cream, not J77 y^? a liquid-is a cleanser, beaut- rter V /J//J and nutriment all m one. This 3 PURPOSE J fUW l/UWlt. rreSSSS- ucQUERBEMOVER-NAILNUTBIEHI ing Vitamin F, and makes77 words
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Article476 1939-09-13 2 WAR SE TTLES MALA YA 'S RICE POLICY High Commissioners Minute To Selangor (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. EXPRESSIONS of loyalty by all communities resident m Selangor were I given at this morning's meeting of the Selangor State Council at the Astana, Klang. Unstinted support by Chinese and476 words
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Article200 1939-09-13 2 Singapore, Tuesday. HIBSAH bin Said, a Malay police man, appeared before Mr. J. L Me Fa 1 1. the Singapore Criminal IK si net Judfe and First Police Magistrate, this morning on a charge that ht on July 20, at the Fifth Police Court. Singapore, m the200 words
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Article10 1939-09-13 2 DROVE AFTER ACCIDENT far i i vi :^jH«t.^B -tter I10 words
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Article131 1939-09-13 2 Youngms Culture Union AT a meeting of Youngi^H Saturday last undeß pices of the Ramakrishß Singapore, an organisa^H Ramakrisiina Mission m Cultural Union was fonfl This section of the M devoted to younger i;eneH the healthy growth of I mind and spirit. 'Uierfl pathy and mutual uiufl among the youth131 words
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Article54 1939-09-13 2 SOUTH IN MUSLIMS PATRIOTIC AN extraordinary meeH Committee of the Muslim League was he« mises Chulia Street on the President Mr. A. J Meidin, m the chair, wl lowing resolution was m PaS The South Indian >^B Thomas, Mr^. JJJ* Roberts. Mrs; requests the n«"^J particular, to f l l^54 words
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Article34 1939-09-13 2 5 iti,apore Tucsd^M bull. Koinih M^,t log tenced Lee Ah K« m t*fm or otic month -J'-^s M respectively ouy sa J possesion ot au a tilling liq« or vi n 934 words
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Advertisement136 1939-09-13 2 COME r^*'v HAVING SOON kJ^wi^ S «OKTLI PROF: ILMUDDIN: Sf'FCIAIIST IN ASTRO lALMISTRY AND HOROSCOPE RF\l)l\(. 35 years study m France. Italy. Egypt. Malta. Switzerland and varii'U; parts of Europe He will positively explain you how to succeed m your undertakings. Full life reading including free questions $3- guarantiee* rompletc136 words
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449 1939-09-13 3 Singapore. Tuesday. r(TRTHER hearing was continued to-day in the rase in which Francis Xavier Joseph Sakwoo, alias Ton Seek Woo. was charged with cheating in respect of a pair of bangles worth $1 000. the property of Sng Yew Hee. Aftering hearing the evidence of449 words
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Article16 1939-09-13 3 j Sardar Akhtar battle, a train nious b&'Uo^dSfc "Tommy and tricks ot the lamm l Tiger."16 words
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Article85 1939-09-13 3 Singapore, Tuesday. LIM Chai Seng. <18> a llokfcien. mirr.-, ed trial this morning m the second po~ iice coin-t before Mr Conrad Okliwm. I Singapore District Judge and se 1 Police Magistrate, on a cnatt?* th:u at 1.20 pm. on Sept 9 at Weld d, Singapore,85 words
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Article87 1939-09-13 3 Singapore, Tuesday. IBRAHIM bin ItDUkU <18>. a Malay, 1 claimed trial this morning bef ?Jr f t :onrad Oldham. the Singapore District udg? and Seccnd Police Magistrate o i charge that at 9.25 last night atth,)icyclc stand at the Alhambra a rc ommilted theft of a87 words
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Article33 1939-09-13 3 a ST JOHNS Ambulance Fn.st Aid Acourse will commence at the Y.W.C.A baffles Quay on Thursday, Sept. 21 a- 30 1 m and will be open to all girls33 words
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Article307 1939-09-13 3 I ;t- ihf 2?i °tory of how ,|ftf v ed the ice nr-p of several emy^;';^ vitht hat *^s£r a fortnight ■g^hfch present a Splere with machinea picture, made m E"«--11 British cast. Ls a fine B?S?an excellent udl %t%at tlme v foU ?S:] I technique- it has me307 words
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Article135 1939-09-13 3 I WAKING up a "J 4. Chan Kum v ull a 29>-^d Circui performer disrovered his 28 year >ld On Tho. hr,n K irK from hr top of tiir dto nrt| Nf P"« r He promptly bfOUfhl her down a.^d uterr.pted to revive her but she di«l135 words
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Article36 1939-09-13 3 und women who are interested tis arranged lor the morning to home women and others to equip elves with thus necessary knowReaders desirous of further mtion are asked to rommunlrate the V W.C A., telephone 2351.36 words
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Advertisement19 1939-09-13 3 Corporation will W StagJ ed Office No. 16D <- turday the 23rfl bers of the Con*>r a lem be 193J19 words
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Advertisement70 1939-09-13 3 SpecializirUJ- yKT Ocular Muscle Anomalies 7*^=^ Crossed Eyes, U W^ Complic»t«d Cases of \>T^ Defective Vi»UM^ V r Thompson OpHcal Co. Qualified Eyesight o A. Thompson, Dr. 01 w"* 1 P ARKI W All lUMMIOI I jSRI A SSORTED ALL rns-~ iTW DIALS STEEL j i!^i2 i i A( -c70 words
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Advertisement26 1939-09-13 3 I "MASTER" PADLOCKS Ask year Supper for a MO A 7 Show. I Frcm All Hißh-dass Dealers. I Sole Distributors: I RAHAMIN PENHAS, |lt-m Ctcll Street.26 words
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Article21 1939-09-13 4 London. Tuesday. GOLD Previous To-day Change SILVER*" m° Z reward 2"'" 20J» -116 20 15 16 20 7 ria21 words
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Article64 1939-09-13 4 PALM OIL (Malay) Previous b jT M In bulk Aug Sept da > J COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) £l 5 10 Nomina, I Sept. shipment SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) £1 l 6 3 Snier, I Sept. shipment I TAPIOCA Seed Pearl lst quality 2 Nom I (Singapore) Sept. shiompnf i„n I64 words
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Article71 1939-09-13 4 The Tin market to-day was declared at 5130, up iy 2 and the price of Rubber at 4 o clock was buyers Spot 39 cents buyers October December 37 3 i cents After a morning burst of activity In Rubber and Tin shares the market m me71 words
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Article29 1939-09-13 4 London, Sept. 12. Industrials encountered demand m were stronger and rubbers" strengthened. Elsewhere was quiet and ■»«5 were mainly small Wall Street was strong and active ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article98 1939-09-13 4 mr i Previous Tn J **m ."J JS* Dunlop Rubber i b A 5 9 General Electric of?, 72 9 Tmn! ria f h mi cal Industries 76 3041 2 Imperial Tobacco iilr »5|-Anglo-Dutch f' b 28Canadian Pacific r r > London Tin 3 6 SnwJ Plantation98 words
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Article13 1939-09-13 4 Tho Wellington, Sept. 12 The Governments call for volunteer. ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article12 1939-09-13 4 London, Sept. 12 nit. cc c uar brokel ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article64 1939-09-13 4 ~r~ t* London.' T.T. on Paris fclasinfr miwwi« Previous To-day T.T. on Amsterdam^SXfcSu *****I 7500 176 00* 177.00 T.T. on Blitdig^ctoSnrflSS?^ Ii? 7 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (cS| 3gg 0^ i.T. on Japan (closing coin™ c*e r ls 3 16d Unchanged T.T. on iS^otkSitoS^fiil 11 1 ls 264 words
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Article45 1939-09-13 4 London, T RI'BBER Previous To-day Spot mm Steadiest Steady Buyers 10» 8 10' 4 (Ist Forward) October ellers J?., 10^ WLloDer Buyers 10^ 10 3 3 (2nd Forward," Oct Dec. ggg 10°8 'rd Forward, 3ta March g^S ig Sellers 10 3 s 10%45 words
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Article55 1939-09-13 4 New York. Tufl Marker Tr.n. Previous To«day warKet Tone Firm Quiet Buyers 213 4 22 Forward J.ntwJ! v Mien 23V4 23' 2 forward Jan .March Buyers 20% 21 TIN H S«"ers 21 21' 4 Market Tone m I spot stead y I 60 to 67 71 to55 words
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Advertisement152 1939-09-13 4 fl I ißill II I jB9l II■! I I I NOMINAL CAPITAL: I•• $40,000,000 j I ISSUED PAH) UP I I CAPITAL: $10,000,000 f I BRANCHES throughout 1 Malaja, siam, Burma, I 0 South China, French 1 "do-China and Nether- I I landa East Indies. I I I fl PONDENTS152 words
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Advertisement20 1939-09-13 4 FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MO CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. South British Insurance Co., U& r^ 5926 2, Finlayson C&**20 words
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374 1939-09-13 5 Quotas Jump And May Rise LTo Yet Higher Levels 4 Singapore, Tuesday. I AST week (write Messrs. Fraser and Co.) we anticipated only a monthly issue of our report having taken 1914 as a precedent. For the first few months of the last War374 words
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Article72 1939-09-13 5 1 related Infcrfiiis k en d i G Kapioport m the ■ff was charged with feVfcorGiamtogoj ■r:. oir. 01 nis uin^. KSnme^bter he returned and WP W" A the r W Police I e the accused said that E whi'h tin 1 inspector took and Bbim He did not72 words
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Article93 1939-09-13 5 60,000 FOR TRIOTIC FUND ■TTI.E more than $60,000 had Ken collected for the Malaya ■otic Fund when the Chartered I m dosed at 4 p.m. yesterday. the close of the bank on AlonI.he SoO.OOO mark had been Ml making $10,000 for the day's Committee of the Malaya PatrioHnd acknowledge with93 words
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116 1939-09-13 5 London, Sept. 12. which parties V ITn M much at stake, the minor grievances ovei have quarrelled m different parts of the uniting to delre^n to be of secondary importance and an Ee^ the common cause, says The Times m a leaaei. paper declarttiReuter - 116 words
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Article106 1939-09-13 5 Chinese Exchange Restrictions Chungking. Sept. 12. The recent visit to < hungking of Mr T V. Soon*. Chairman of the Bank of China, is believed to be connected with reports that th© t nine** authorise, arr studying «be que> tion of operation of Chines* bank* m Hongkong, as a resultReuter - 106 words
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Article13 1939-09-13 5 Berlin, Sept. 12. form of "hunger war ann ftns l ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Advertisement102 1939-09-13 5 t^^ I V^L ft It vT 1 i Be^kS I ■jE W^k fy b A 1^ PUN-DOWN alter MALARIA In .here is SANATOGEN I il>d Iv ry sip oi Sanatogen brin P n«w Sana.ogen- Every s,p ty tellL No P^Unt of mtn« y who afe wea k from »n w^*102 words
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Advertisement200 1939-09-13 6 j&. m»m»%mmm ••■>•■■ TIMELY! KCrUNG! wrnv ISINGAfORC V(iKi:KS: ITS A MASTERPfECC 2 and TRKMENDOUS l-'l V )ail> Referee. fADITHI I 3 Shows T DAY LAKI IWL 3 .|5 6-15 9-15 i s 1 t'OM'.MBIA PICTURES SSP' Kaiph Richardson I E fcp J| "CLOUDS^ j Q PLANES j iwith VALKRIE HOBSON200 words
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Advertisement225 1939-09-13 6 Je*ve Jamc* is worth sreing. it (ai) /"^^B attiou .11 their cntertainmeut. M I"ALH AM BRA~^- 6 j~l The cxcrteiw" lk Juchnicolor v H _____HP^_______> »t«" in _i r* D Itso Special Short I 'ARMIES •>* THE WORLD.* /^y^7 I CAPITOL. Saturday Morning at 11 O'cll 'MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE' jJ225 words
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1025 1939-09-13 7 OSECUTIONS FOR NOT EXHIBITING RICE PRICES 1^ Of Cheating Adulteration W Singapore, Tuesday. I has fixed maximum prices for the sale of milk Contl i milk sterilized milk and infant foods. The aS CVaP m the press to-morrow. With the exception of I* pUbl d milk all tinned milk is1,025 words
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335 1939-09-13 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Wednesday, September 13, 1939. NEUTRALS AND HITLERISM JJJR. Anthony Eden, formerly Secretary for Foreign Affairs and how a member of the War Cabinet as Secretary for the Dominions, made a clear statement of the British case m a broadcast speech. "There can be no lasting peace," he said,335 words
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Article112 1939-09-13 8 Hongkong, Sept 12. THE rice situation m Shanghai has tak en a turn for the worse. Prices h&Vc doubled during the past few days due to the European war. Rice sold :n the neighbourhood of $40 per picul several weeks ago m the Whangpoo portCentral News - 112 words
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Article81 1939-09-13 8 T Chungking, Sept. 12. HE familiar air raid sirens again hurried Chungking populace to dugouts for two hours yesterday when 36 Japanese bombers were repcrted heading westward from Hankc\ V The planes passed over the Yanptse port of Ichang m two groups but failed to visit ChungkingReuter - 81 words
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Article119 1939-09-13 8 THE local secretaries of the Raub Aus- tralian Gold Mining Company, Limited advise the following output for the four weeks ended Sept. 9, 1939:—"Crushing No 550 Battery treated 4,618 tens of ore returning 1,402 ounces of bullion equivalent to 1,297 ounces of fine gold Retreatment Plant treated119 words
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Article38 1939-09-13 8 Ottawa, sept. 12.— The Senate has a* £b°irhV he 'i W y A PP«>Priations Pill which has already passed the House of S^M OW Sff "f authorisin S expenditure 31 1940 Purposes to Mar. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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91 1939-09-13 8 London, Sept. 12. 11/WRSAW has suffered very nearly from extensive air bombard-. men is durmjf the past 24 huun, according to Polish wireli reports. Among the buildings destroyed is the Belvedere Palace, famous as President (Marshal) Pilsudski's residence and the Pilsudski Memorial, regarded as aReuter - 91 words
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Article98 1939-09-13 8 Lee Liong, a 43- year- old Hokier buffalo- cart driver, was charged before Mr. J. G. Rappoport with cruelty tc I animals and driving a buffalo care at a i pace exceeding a walk m the Police i Court on Monday. He pleaded guiity to the charges. Inspector98 words
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409 1939-09-13 8 t Vut? r> Tokyo, Sept. 1 IHb Iremier, General Nobuyuki Abe, warned the Jaj ese nation to-day that progress m the- mobilisal system of European countries would cause a new diffie to Japan s economic stand. He cautioned the people ad dreams of an early409 words
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Article91 1939-09-13 8 Malacc Malays H War Fu (From Our Ov.n forj D^NGSandpenghJ circulated m M&laceaM to collecting suUcriptiJ Malaya Patriots Fund M Singapore last week. This follows a meetin* aM branch of the Malay UnioS solutions were passed exnrfl loyalty cf the Malacca mSI British Crown. Che Hashim bin Hajl bdul President91 words
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Advertisement26 1939-09-13 8 m 1 To-day's White Label Amxouncement A philosopher is a man who can look at an empty glass with a smile after BEWAE'S 1 w.p s.-c26 words
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Advertisement4 1939-09-13 8 ■L^k^^^l^jA^^^^aSSjSiH l i^l K^L^jJpK^^P^^B^^'t^^^^^^T^^^^^^L^^^H^^^^B4 words
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Article, Illustration67 1939-09-13 9 Young Competitors At Horse Show Vounj competitors seated o n tho rails as they wait their turn before the judges m the pony rlavs at the Westernham Hill Horse Show held at Grays Farm, Westerham, Kent. Bpljw. the photograph shows young Master E. Hicks, competing »n the "I nder 16"67 words
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Article, Illustration91 1939-09-13 9 BRITAIN'S BIGGEST RADIO EXHIBITION Kadiolympia, Britain's big gfst- ever radio show, was opened at Olympia, London, for the first time by television. The first openingspeech ever made to a public exhibition by television was delivered by Sir Stephen Tallents, Public Relathns Chief of the British Broadcast in* Corporation, from thr91 words
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Article, Illustration910 1939-09-13 10 Freshen Up Your Home Curtains cushions need cost you little nowadays IN the 'home where dollars and cant! have to be counted carefully, it is often difficult to keep the house looking as fresh and charming as one would wish. Furniture and carpets are expensive items and. once bought, usually910 words
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Advertisement59 1939-09-13 10 TAIKOO SUGAR Better sugar is not to be had not only m our opinion, but m that of hundreds of our Customers most of whom were recommended by others to try Taikoo Sugar. Try a sample and we've gained another customer. OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents: PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES WW59 words
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192 1939-09-13 11 OVERNMENT CONTROL OF RENTS POSSIBLE (Tribune Staff Reporter) fONTROL over rentals may be the subiert nt m K c;,T,t':^^ I :,;rs;L" IWil! During the last war, control ov rentals was imposed but the feaislai was subsequently repealed Under thai legislation. n 0 house owner cculd inrrease rentals if they were192 words
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Article344 1939-09-13 11 Old And Exchange Regulation j..^ -ued by the ft's,, etariat under the K nal R.- illations with E.. re thai porB" shall orler, B (i sale to thf Id or foreign their dis] »al. B peaiu id coto or Bon. be oncr^a fo-r I includes only such non■ing currencies as344 words
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Article83 1939-09-13 11 Moscow, Sept. 1?. THE city is less excited, as the calling up of reserves has apparently almost ended, but the size of the queue outside the banks has not diminished and people continue to draw money for the purchase of food and jewel lery— Reuter. Kaunas, Sept.Reuter - 83 words
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Article196 1939-09-13 11 DEATH OF MR. TAN CHENG KEE sir- apore, Tu«..day. y^F. rtgvrt toa«i""iince the death of Mr. Tan Cheiy Km, J.P., which occurred at 7.18 t! is morning at hi> residence, :uj>, k M R Mf Tan was th -< mml of MiTan Keoiuf Saik me <»f tf )t pioneers of196 words
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Article73 1939-09-13 11 TIN AND RUBBER OUTPUTS 1 The following are outputs for A Pahans OODSOUdfttod 00. Ltd. I.7:>u ,pci Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. fLahah 210 Pc}:, igi.6oo yardage treated 277 boon run Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd. (Fuchong) fill Pelf. *''f),6ou yardage treated 331 hours Sungel Kinta Tin Dredrclnff Ltd 253 f (8G,70u73 words
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Article37 1939-09-13 11 The report of dry rubber, uncorrected figures from Malaya, Brunei and Labti&q for the month of August, 1939 is us fjllo-vs: Mainland 33,177; Straits Settlements Inlands 233; Brunei 111; Labuna 10; total 33,531.37 words
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Article69 1939-09-13 11 Rumania Soviet A._ London, Sept. 11. N unconfirmed message from Bucharest states that Rumanian troops are being brought to the Russian frontier' Mid trenches are being dug near the ooviet border. It is reported that these precautions' rave been taken on account of increased soviet defence measures on the frontierReuter - 69 words
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Article96 1939-09-13 11 Peiping, Sept. 12. URITONS m the ancient Chlne.se capi- tal woke this morning to f.nd banners hung on the street declaring m I English: "Ireland is no longer the slave of Britain" and "Let Ireland be represented m China. To Hell with British' passports." t Unfortunately forReuter - 96 words
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Article37 1939-09-13 11 ANESE SEARCH AMERICAN CONSUL I[ f Shanghai, Sept. 12. n r including the American Consul m Chefoo, ed by Japanese military men during the pad 1 yesterdijf^ arrivals from Chefoo. i au C>ntrol OVer I Shanghai ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article68 1939-09-13 11 The wedding took place at the otunesf Christian Church of Rawang. Mua*. Saturday, of Mr. Mok Kirn Liat, jvinnir of thje 10,000 metres race at tne J»» Malayan Chinese Olympic and Miss 1* Hin Joo, third daughter of Mr. and Mi is_ Lav Kwang Khaw of Muar. M68 words
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Advertisement62 1939-09-13 11 BBt^^M^ P^^^^ /p >^» ■n '"^O^ hI I ***^^y£ HWr -Hk k V f^- c Btvjtifirr IPS A irl <f* V ■I .x A Ii u^*^ v ■BH. t*""-*. A/ 7 tffl,. beautiful fice. mJITXJLC/ K \ppointments m m p||Q N X 40^1 II \IR STYLIST? AM) BEAITY SPECIALISTS HAIR62 words
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Advertisement183 1939-09-13 12 JYP&OandBRTTISH INDIA.LINES (INCORPORATED W ENGLAND) hvitig to the uncertainly regarding the actual date of nrival and departure of the Company's steamers due to outbreak of hostilities list of Sailings is suspended for the time being. Ml vessels may call at any port on or off the route, and the route183 words
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Advertisement267 1939-09-13 12 TO EN i fOR'J CHAPCFURS REUNIsI TO SAIGON INDOCHINI Owing to the uncertainty of dates of arrivals and del tures the usual list of sailings has S sociETE AFFRETEURS MARTI MI S IXDOCH.N('iSH The Successes of MOINE COMTE 6 Co,ll THOSE 5996 ™ION I<HLDI%| if? Lloyd Triestii (Incorporated m Italy)267 words
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Article37 1939-09-13 13 I Paris, Sept. 12. rumoured, a few days ago, that I [in< i Normandie was to to an American syndicate. The Minister of Public Works deHlay that the Normandie would math.- R euterReuter - 37 words
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Article85 1939-09-13 13 TERTAIMENT FOR THE SERVICES London, Sept. 12. Banounred m London that the Brnmc'U b preparing to B ben I midon a limited ■of departmental staffs. ■gr.ii:;.;- services are not to be B light entertainment. and Air Force Instill ing and flnan"entertainment which will be By the recently created Entermal Service85 words
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Article98 1939-09-13 13 AUSTRALIA CANADA TO CO OPERATE I XT London, Sept. 12. N the Australian Hou.se of Representatives to-day, the Opposition, Leader. Mr. Curin, suggested that Australia should make her great food resources available to the mother country as the Commonwealth's first contribution, j It has also been suggested that Australia shouldReuter - 98 words
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Article41 1939-09-13 13 London, Sept. 12. Recruiting offices throughout New Zealand were crowded to-day with men anxious to join the special military forces for service either m New Zealand or overseas. It is expected that all quotas will easily be filled. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article12 1939-09-13 13 SOUTHERN RHODESIA TO HELP no hesitation m cofUcriDtins 'foT vice overseas ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article80 1939-09-13 13 Ixt *i_ London. Sept. 12. N the first two days of the campaign Organised by the Jewish A^eney and the Jewish National Council m Palestine 15,000 Jewish men and women of aces ranßini? oetween 18 and 50 registered for voluntary services m the local defence and auxiliary .service:,Reuter - 80 words
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Article67 1939-09-13 13 London, Sept. 12. H. H. the Aga Khan has already appealed to Moslems to give unstinted service to Great Britain's cause, and has placed his own .services, as Jhe did m 1914, entirely at the disposal of the Government of India. His Majesty's Government has an provedReuter - 67 words
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Article52 1939-09-13 13 London, Sept. 12. The Maharaja of KapurthaJa, ruling Prince of one of the Punjab States, has offered the .services of his .second son Major Maharaj Kumar Amarjit Singh' and of his younger .son, Maharaj Kumar Ajin Singh. The Secretary for India has expressed hi.s warmB.O.W. - 52 words
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296 1939-09-13 13 I b" r wo oru0 run h of /h""" 1 P««"Pa«on will Australia's Contribution the" Br^ A h U S' S firSt «S*St beyond Canada.- u^ r «*«on.s m or India's Proof S'Ster-S SK lrrevocably t0 h P 3t h ?n oUld cause sOmeB.O.W.; Reuter - 296 words
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Advertisement220 1939-09-13 13 ■vn\S J» lIILP HXE. incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Rre*s rCUnd tnP UCkets fr m Sin a P ore t0 Au.«rtralia issued at the t^^. a ys apore Brisbane sydney or ■0l N KXt DXESr ?m!? C S 5430.71 2nd class m return $681.48 Ist class $456.42 2nd class P220 words
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Advertisement61 1939-09-13 13 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA "TALMA 10,000 TONS The abcve vessel bai excellent modern accommodation for Fir.st Saloon an*i lecond Saloon passenger.s. Special Holiday Return ticket.s to China and Japan flnttnJWlgflfJMg. wltn 1 and O. S. N. Coy.) Ls.sued61 words
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112 1939-09-13 14 Frisco And Som Pong T raining Hard FRIDAY'S BOXING encouraging eve,u j Friday A Pleasing Fighter Al Rodrigues. who jff&J&S^Sto rai is going to provide right fans win a 'thrilling Bbout.8 bout. Rodngues. as usuaK all over again." says Al, who never displeaTeshtf. supporters whether he wins r A?^ S112 words
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Article282 1939-09-13 14 RAO.C 3 Post Of Her post offlC e centre-forward, was a feagRILLIANT play by Ma^ the stadium yesterday, when tore 01 the Dn 2A tame p y r a q ft by gix goa s h r a^Se a arS C lh the W .eading282 words
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Article74 1939-09-13 14 London, Sept. 12. The Ministry of Information announces that the Government are taking step, to transfer from London a limited number'of departmental staffs who can per form their duties *™y <™™%?£" of Government without loss of efficiency. o q It is understood that between seven end eightReuter - 74 words
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Article94 1939-09-13 14 GOOD HARVEST IN BRITAIN THE recent %m J^ n *W M 1 Britain has enabled a SPJ*B to be Rathen-d n. i*rfA Seldom ha> harvesting work h* interrupted n^orkb P The Minister of Agriculture h^ I nounced that on additional \iM acres of land must come undtrM plough m theB.O.W. - 94 words
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Article102 1939-09-13 14 London, Septfl rE Governor of Trinidad has refl that the Legislative Council Colony have, at the first meeting* war broke out made a declarations and suffer all required of them The Senior 'Unofficial Member Council mov ?d a resolution affirm* and renewing the pledges of loyfl King George.B.O.W. - 102 words
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Article357 1939-09-13 14 Results Of Yesterday Tennis Singapore, Wednesday. EOLLOWING are the results of yesterRav's ties in the S.C.C. lawn tenms t0 "B" a cfat^oubles S«h,i-fl«.l: Major More and Capt. Hipkin j****** Z] W. G. Edlin and L. H. Kennedy Singles Semi-final: M. C. Elliott (-30. beat RAW. Hills (-3'-7-T^mixe^doubles match between Mr.357 words
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Advertisement96 1939-09-13 14 Essences o/VftNILLA ll^Sd 'ALMONDdLEMONI^^ m th& Ideal flavourings I s^igjj I for Puddings, Custard, I Pies Cakes.etc. I Try C B'i Essence! when next you »w makin- pastry, custard and blanc-mange. Taste gjC&a the deTtciouß flavour it imparts. Listen to the ]ffl R£? wonderful comments that are sure to be96 words
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Advertisement24 1939-09-13 14 Tide Table TODAY High Water 10.36 a.m. 8.9 ft 10.34 p.m. 10.1 ft TOMORROW High Wat*r 11.03 a.m. 9.3 ft. 11.19 a.m. 10.4 ft.24 words
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Miscellaneous35 1939-09-13 14 To-Day's Fixtures To-day's League fixture s are Div 1- S C.C. vs. RA. at SC.C. Div. 2A Publishers vs. R N t Malaya. at Stadium. Div. 2B: SH B. vs. I.A. at the S.H.B. ground.35 words
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752 1939-09-13 15 JALL FIELDS FOR THIS AFTERNOON'S RACES XSILL TO SADDLE THREE WINNERS? H f r the opening day's races of the Singapore Extra H lonal Meeting are on the small side, and I do H > than one or two upsets this afternoon. Most H and ponies handi capped ran upcountry752 words
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Article92 1939-09-13 15 LEPER HEAVILY FINED Singapore, Tuesday.- -Fines totalling $350 were imposed on Quek. Man He*.. a Chinese leper, who was convicted t>y Mr. R. E. Turnbull, the fourth police magistrate, on the charge of distil lnv: 6 1 2 gallons ci sam.su. duty being $51.35. and 108 gallons of fermented rice,92 words
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Article288 1939-09-13 15 liv- h yal Btnfapon OoU club vu play (i at Buklt Tlmabon m< d resulted In *"> f6l Mr -i.\ .m A' Division wtth a «ori quart m a win for Mis \V A. Toting m B I>ivim n with a score of one288 words
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Advertisement25 1939-09-13 15 P/S^N SAFECUARD^YOURSELVES WMs§ INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. wrnnny PLUS SbRVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET, nL/^ IHONE NO. 5915. SINGAFOIiE, S.S,25 words
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Miscellaneous83 1939-09-13 15 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chief Justice in Chambers at 10 a.m. no 10 Originating Summons No. W39. At 11 am. in Court No. 1-S.203 3J Lee Wah Bank Ltd. vs. Bachan Singh if not concluded I Before Mr. Justice Mills in Court No. I '^Jm^ns^-in^ha^ers, Octg matin. Summonses.83 words
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Miscellaneous41 1939-09-13 15 SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY ■Wttv: Div t, S.C.C, vs R.A.. M the PadanR. Div 2 'A» Publishers vs. R N. Malaya, at the stadium. Div 2 <B> S.H.B. vs. Indian A.ssn at the S.H.B. Tennis: S.C.C., S.CR.C, SRC. and Tant-lin Club tournaments.41 words
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1166 1939-09-13 16 POLES IMPROVE THEIR POSITION London, Sept. 12. PARIS newspapers this morning point out that while satisfactory progress continues to be made by the French on the Western front, the position of the Poles is improving. Gradual French advances have enabled the methodical withdrawal ofReuter - 1,166 words
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Article22 1939-09-13 16 Another Statement By Premier London, Sept. 12. When Parliament resembles tomorrow, Mr. Chamberlain will make a statement on the war situation.— ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article87 1939-09-13 16 Tokyo, Sept. 12. TIIF Japanese command m China has been unified for the first time. The formation of a general headquarters is announced, with the Superintendent General of Military Education as commander m chief. Gen. Ita^aki, former War Minister, is <o be chief of staff, whileReuter - 87 words
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Article18 1939-09-13 16 T^L, llsalion oi thl Settlements Volunw is announced m 7 last night. V it18 words
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Article83 1939-09-13 16 IT Is officially announced I Supreme Council meetinjM to-day on French .soil. Bnufl presented by Mr. Neville cfl and Lord Chatfield and Y:M Daladier and Gen. Gamelin!B The purpose of the meetfl facilitate a direct personal >■ views on the present situatioß |sures to be taken mReuter - 83 words
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Article123 1939-09-13 16 Importal Frech Progres Paris. S DURING the night Fren limited themselves to ening their positions on Gei ritory, occupied at the ju the Saar and Blies the I vesterday, according to a ficial survey of military oj While the operations" are and are marked by defim over a large front,123 words
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Advertisement52 1939-09-13 16 REGULAR USE OF #^OOTH PiSTE Clears up|!anhealthy gums and makes the mouth* sweet and fredi; the gums firm, and gives your teeth a sparkling whiteness. IfK A QAV\tfJ BARLOyi co ]||Uhogums« V%^ Hijfflt -V^^ W < T oo™ "aste> for reet.'icjdGwtm C^ff r: f CHILDREN LOVF T< FORTHEJRIVORY f. 252 words
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Title Section9 1939-09-13 1 Tribune Morning FILM FANFARE NNOANU, WEDNESDAY, MfimUßM IS, MM.9 words
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Article, Illustration53 1939-09-13 1 Jesse James. JOth entury-Fox production starring I Tyrone Power, is on now at the Alhambra. Also I starred m the cast ire Nancy Kelly, Hfnry Fonda S and Randolph Scott. The film is an epic drama of I a lawless and turbulent era, the story of a53 words
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Article316 1939-09-13 1 I, Moi > Olf A alerie Hobsoiu heroine of "Clouds Over Europe, has had an adventurous life fc'l was born m 1917. ■When I was a child I wanted to be a ballet dancer." she said. ■until for it and quite -veil, only to be told that316 words
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Article219 1939-09-13 1 \iwsiti:i:i. ••CHADOWS ON THE SNOW" is the attractive title of the Sonja Henie picture, based on the original completed by S. S. Van Dine shortly before his death. It will follow "Everything Happens at Night," which fcoes into production when Bonja returns from her vacation m Norway. Jack Whitney219 words
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Article, Illustration153 1939-09-13 1 DETTE DAVIS is one star who doesn't mind when a really beautiful girl is cast m her picture 1 -which is another way of .<-aying that Olivia do Havilland is going to play Lady Penelope Gray m "The Knight and the Lady" with H« and Errol153 words
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Article, Illustration440 1939-09-13 2 This Week's FILMS At The Alhambra IKSSE James was a (iod-fear-m» man who carried a Bible, prayed for guidance, and never drew for his six-shooter except m self-defence. That unfamiliar picture of notorious outlaw was drawn for motion picture director Henry King by old timers m the Missouri Ozarks who440 words
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Advertisement52 1939-09-13 2 I RICH IN HUMOUR AND THRILLS! YOU WON'T STOP LAUGHING AT "TROUBLE BREWING" CAPITAL FUN I UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST u.iarlOUS' I AND H I L A R I U v i GEORGE FORMBY FILM EVER AlirH J SNAPPY SONGS ALL OUT FOR LAJCH* UNPARALLELED ENTERTAINMENT. I Watch Screening date at52 words
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Article, Illustration647 1939-09-13 3 ACES-and LEGS Come First In Hollywood W" Astaire Team I Allaire and Eleanor m*** lunch together on the me out that the story ■J Bol^ to Metro was true. ■a'r!>l COntlrmed that Astaire ■V *«n Eleanor Powell m the X Meiody Wha a break ■^P dancers O f the screen647 words
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Advertisement47 1939-09-13 3 COMING SHORTLY AMI V>llf» A startling, human film drawn from the pages of Great War history! BARRY K. BARNES SOPHIE STEWART^ JACK HAWKINS V^LdtY K-^W^k i 2» XS UIIt I I C U v f j^W fy MAUR I t L Vt V BU Rl I^wml Hi47 words
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Advertisement292 1939-09-13 4 WHAT WE ALL NEED IS A DARNED C.OOD LAUGH, AND lIKRE IT is STAKTS TODAY Mi CM Ml l f AVIL I O m I S*^ y ccmtdtj tfcuie often ROBERTSON I. A L F R E D HARE MQH^^y MIL iSST CHURCHIIL V COMPTON LEHMANN S>.^^ GRANGER CAHILL WITIfTH292 words
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