The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 July 1938
1938-07-22
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Title Section13 1938-07-22 1 AND DAILY NEWS NO 1.")..V!S ESTD. 1K35 FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1938. 10 CENTS.13 words
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Article, Illustration67 1938-07-22 1 T he Floods Which Checked J apa nese Tlicu^ands have died or h_\j been left homeless by the terrific floods which have swept over the vast stretches of Honan Province. Only the '."ry high places were left uncovered after Chinese soldiers had cut the dykes to halt the rapid advanci67 words
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220 1938-07-22 1 Transport Strikers May Not Accept Arbitratio n Decision KfctkNM of ihe arbitra- board, nominated to to Singapore Traction inquiry will not be WH v final by the env Rfg. rht tO 1* or reject an; which t! ;l representati told a V [or Malaya have lhr "^hoi] »u_ we, thb220 words
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280 1938-07-22 1 Ministers Strengthen Anglo-French Peace Ueterm ma t ion COMMONS STA TEMENT ON WIEDEMANN VISIT Win \i- I ans, July 21. IIKN he left Paris today to visit Versailles the King looked rather tired as a result of the strainReuter; British Wireless - 280 words
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Article150 1938-07-22 1 Traction Co. Strikers are to receive no more organised aid from sympathisers m future. The activities cf the recently formed committee to provide relief for strikers have been stopped, it is understood. Thts will not mean., however, that individual sympathiser* may not spontaneously make gift* if150 words
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Article63 1938-07-22 1 Portmarnock, July 21. Arthur locke. (South Africa), with figures of 89, 73. 69 and 79, won the Irish Golf Oi-impionship today, his agg «gate be«ng 292 over 72 holes. lie broke the course record m the third round, uinning a special price of £290 for players breaking 79.Reuter - 63 words
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134 1938-07-22 1 Hankow, July 21. jyiß. PETER PREVOT the ITI H_ng Kong born Briton, detained by Chinese military authorities m Hankow on Jun_ 28, while boarding a plane for Hong Kong, has been ordered to be deported from China. This fellow his failure to recure theReuter - 134 words
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Article54 1938-07-22 1 Jerusalem, July 21. TWO MEN, two women and a child, members of the Jewish Settlement at Kiriat Haroshet, near Haifa, were killed today during a fierce attack by a band of rebels. The attackers used incendiary bombs and destroyed two buildings. Two oi the victims54 words
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Article78 1938-07-22 1 CINGAPORE'S nightsoO coolies, who went on strike for higher pay yesterday morning, have not returned to work. Emergency services are being maintained by vagrants from the House of Detention, but m the meantime collections are being made only on alternate days. The men. who have been receiving78 words
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Article82 1938-07-22 1 Guerillas To Attack Shanghai Hankow. July 11. A REPORT fioin Shanghai staio. that the Chinese guerillas In the districts ol I enghsien. dinar. and Nanhui. m West Pootung, are making preparations to celebrate the anniversary ol the outbreak of fighting m Shanghai I Aug. IS by staging on attack onUnion Times - 82 words
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Article32 1938-07-22 1 I.on-ion. Ju'v !i _w- Heel c mmit <• i rhe cm Secret* Act sat for four and .1 bal yesterday tnd then adjourned psndirer. it l_ mdoralood. Dreoarat-i the draft r*oort. British WirelessBritish Wireless - 32 words
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Article, Illustration56 1938-07-22 1 THIS Ls one of the Qrst *>iciures lo he reccivaJ of the rcent outrage., m Palestine. According to official figures *T were killed and *17 wounded within a fortnight's shooting and rioting. This picture shows one of the many fires started during the riots at Haifa- -a timber yard near56 words
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Advertisement30 1938-07-22 1 ■___l_4>^NWßp X' -v Wa,9ya Premier Hotel. COcjr T °WCHI 4'l DANCE 63 PM to 8.30 P.M. Informal, 930 P.M to midnight N0 AOM.ss.ON CHARGE. •<M K( "irt-c.,.. "'^"KSTKA !>an Hopkins30 words
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Advertisement70 1938-07-22 1 __WSk^3_/S___^ l______T^. __i *^LM r'V_sS,S::::,::ia--- "V SEA VIEW WQ HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT ONE OF SINGAPORE'S RECOGNISED BEAUTY SPOTS REACHED IN 10 MINUTES BY CAP FROM ANYWHERE TONIGNT TOMORROW NfGNT l j SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER AND DANCE Ml SIC RY rtELI.ERS POPULAR HUNGARIAN BAND TONIGHT DANCE INFORMAL APll.iW GRILL70 words
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Article, Illustration40 1938-07-22 2 For The King And Queen THE 80l LEVARD de la Madeleine, m Paris is gay with I nion Jacks, which form an archway down the whole of the streets, m honour of the present visit of the Kin* and Queen.40 words
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160 1938-07-22 2 Montreal, July 21. THE MERCURY, tlte "junior" seaplane of the Mayo composite, which took off from Foynes (Ireland) at 10 o'clock last night from the back of its "mother" Maia, landed at Montreal at 4.23 (BST) this afternoon after a 24 hours flight.160 words
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191 1938-07-22 2 BIG JAPANESE RELIEF FORCE CHECKED BY CHINESE Air Units Move For Hankow, July 21. OVER 700 JAPANESE soldiers, rushing lo Hukow and Pengcheh to relieve comrades who are hard pressed by the Chinese, were intercepted by surprise near Tunirlui yesterday by Chinese forces which succeeded m inflicting heavy The Japanese191 words
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601 1938-07-22 2 Lindbergh Receives Threats Even At English Home letters. Nothing can be learned ;ibout Lindbergh there, however. Residents "freeze up" the moment his name is mentioned. There have been instances where reporters have spent two days without even learning whether Lindbergh is at home. AT THE PALACE Lindbergh appeared for the601 words
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64 1938-07-22 2 Rubber Quota Maintenance Announcement <Kr©ni Our Own Correspondent London. July 21. R I I'. ltl It brokers on M_N_Bg Lane believe that at the next meeting of the International Rubber Regulation Committee to be held next Tuesday, the Committee will announce the maintenance of the current export quota for the64 words
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Article137 1938-07-22 2 London, July 21. \I7H__THER m view of the League of Nations* recommendation, favouring all possible assistance being given to China, compatible with the Powers' interests, the British Government would state if there was any way as far as Britain was concerned m which such helpReuter - 137 words
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Article, Illustration79 1938-07-22 2 Could You Do This For £20? Bth»- lir carry unc on bushi-l wfc Biii* mo In Londu:. Hill track Q_ With th^ the wtamer nth void Charlu I tarn* ji i the sports the loar, and ntcrest m th> tcark-borv X n rh* 1 sport' v U4l j^-, ;<*o* by79 words
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151 1938-07-22 2 London, July 21. THE high level at which Arm\ recruiting has been running for some time past has created records. This is disclosed m a statement issued yesterday by the War Office. The number of recruits enlisted int-; regular Army during Hit quarUr t ndBritish Wireless - 151 words
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Article58 1938-07-22 2 •From Our Own Correspondent I London. July 21 A substantia! x.-hange of si. between Consolidat d Tin Smelter-; Ltd a company which controls smelting w >rks at Penan*, and thArnhem Smelting 00 m Kott_ad, w;ts announced by Mr E V Pc.inpresiding at yesterday annual meet ing atFree Press Cable - 58 words
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Article21 1938-07-22 2 1 T.I. I I M Ml .1 i Pengol found t* r md M p-Mitcn Mtlai i21 words
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Advertisement151 1938-07-22 2 t»— i H ______________N____^^^^_ "•^^^^_i */i)/ 1 __^1 8 '^S^lfe*'* "~|fc y^^" M m *&s'■&&*'' §/r^ _l B__fl__^ '"''V* _s^^ H -a—. > ii_S^^v 'V? T^___^_r^__BH__P —^__£*S?*^ ■as*' Decorative delicacies which will jA mmm WK^^ Btriko a new note m your entertain- J ______(P!!__i|J*__k. *<_. Novel m design, realistically colour-151 words
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Advertisement12 1938-07-22 2 SCHICK^ DRY v. n Hi i Medical Hall LtQ i m U^12 words
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440 1938-07-22 3 Return Tickets At Single Fare NEW MOVE WILL BE APPRECIATED IN AN EFFORT TO INDUCE THE PUBLIC TO 1 TRAVEL BY RAIL IN THE FORTHCOMING AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEK-END, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS ARE MAKING HOLIDAY CONCESSIONS MORE GENEROUS THAN ANY MADE BEFORE. On440 words
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Article57 1938-07-22 3 Share Of Radio Licence Revenue.' rtOP in ,rt "-turn. 0 H :r islT, BMB »11l I rom tYu> re. luld ■•HT wrho must recep j ight eu MB ther up?apor? for local pro- »od. ha y Hid iuse of i ive glre Lumpur broadcast nlng. i j It said, L57 words
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Article74 1938-07-22 3 (To the Editor ot the Free Press) CIR— Your statement that the European women's cricket eleven now playing m Singapore is probably the first to play m Malaya recalls matches played last year. An eleven of the following names played several matches last summer. against74 words
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Article232 1938-07-22 3 THE third of the Short Sunderland flying boats being deiivered to the Royal Air Force, Far East, is on the way from England and is expected m Singapore early next week. a a MISS Lydia Cicely Hill, yesterday In Marseil'es, denied that there was any question of232 words
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Article, Illustration13 1938-07-22 3 l Mgapore-Penang exp ress roUnds curve agains (h<; backgrQund gg* moanfam scenery (.r-coaniry.13 words
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176 1938-07-22 3 A T M T l^ r^L T c MEETING F L SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL COMOP A ™I^' A REC °MMENDATION AGAINST THE BUILDING OF A "KATONG LIDO" WILL BE CONSIDERED. J^UNICIPAL Committee No. 6, m its minutes published yesterday, decided that the private road reserve known as176 words
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Article284 1938-07-22 3 Taxi Driver's Conviction Quashed *'f SEE no reason to dcubt the validity of by-law 45. Although the HartNWf Bxird is a pcblic body its property is private property." said the Chief Justice, S_s., Mr. Justice MeElwuine, yesterday, m his judgment In a case stated by magistrate for the opinion Of284 words
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Article102 1938-07-22 3 TN conjunction with the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Exhibition at Kuala Lumpur on July 30-31 and Aug. 1, the Rubber Research Institute will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on these days. Demonstrations of apparatus and of102 words
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Article298 1938-07-22 3 Chinese Goes In For 33 Months 1-IREE sentences totalling two years and nine months rigorous imprisonment, to run concurrently, were imposed upon a Straits-born Chinese. Ong Khun San. by Mr. Forrer, m the Criminal District Court yesterday. when he was found guilty, after claiming trial of three charges of theft298 words
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Advertisement217 1938-07-22 3 Tribute M I j 'wi/nr/V// //,„„>, N /o republish i X J I/ I //nv »,npluncnts offered so generously fll> I important aviation paper of the j]D Ol j l"it'-d>tat,s. \menVan Aviation J S May J l"" ///r IMPiBI XI. flying-boats I^l I '-eei-.-mg end of a lot ol 1/217 words
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Advertisement460 1938-07-22 3 FLATULENCE GOES LIKE MAGIC Painful Stomach Distress Stopped Instantly. Never again need your stomach be distended by gas. No more heartburn. No more flatulence. Chardox givs instant relief. Read this growing tribute: "I have had wonderful relief since using Chardox. I read about it m the paper, and bought a460 words
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Article, Illustration453 1938-07-22 4 R.A.F. Concert fVFFICERS of the Royal Air Force and a number of guests from Singapore had an enjoyable evening last Tuesday, when children of the R.A.F. School, Seletar, gave their concert m the station cinema hall before the distribution of prizes. The headmistress, Mre. M.453 words
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Article160 1938-07-22 4 Shorts O1 Skirts 'J'HE debut of women m the field of cricket has bought a renewal of the controversy: Do women look better m shorts or skirts for ictive sports? And the answer to -hat is: It all depends. Despite all the slim young things ■and the not so slim160 words
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Article, Illustration381 1938-07-22 4 yHE officials of the United States Bureau of Home Economics declare that women rarely make the most of the icebox, so they are going to give a few words of advice. To this end they have Just issued a special bulletin. This explains how theFree Press - 381 words
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Article, Illustration260 1938-07-22 4 " Lorraine - "Lorraine By WHEN the country bride m the Island of Visingo, Stockholm, marries, she has the right to wear what has been claimed as the worlds mest romantic bridal headdress. This is a real crown. It was made for a royal princess who never wore it. The youthful260 words
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Article110 1938-07-22 4 WHATEVER else the German fashion experts are forbidden to do such as economising m material, 'they are being allowed their own way m the design of women's clothes— so long as they make them attractive, according to certain standards laid down by the authorities. Nazi women's110 words
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Article338 1938-07-22 4 Hospital Charity Ball CT. Andrew's Mission Hospital benefitted to the extent of about $1,400 when a charity ball was held last Saturday night m the vast airconditioned tall room of the Warn World which was crowded for the occasion. Singapore hostesses brought large parties to the ball that night including338 words
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Advertisement157 1938-07-22 4 DO YOU DRINK ENOUGH? Doctors are generally agreed that nine people out of ten do not drink enough water. They insist that everyone should drink at least one glass of water before breakfast each morning m order to help flush the system and wash away the body's impurities. If. however,157 words
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Advertisement259 1938-07-22 4 T^ Wystery °f the woman^ never CROWS flio x~~ f**a man 1 1 m_gu.il < >"n d l nr m hit h **Jty jar ol > aoarishei I• ritop. '.j X i i ta Classy} .liiriiu _nd tV ten \<.: Bad those k_k ol th clear t.rni h. < I259 words
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Article, Illustration347 1938-07-22 5 COCONUT SHELL CHARCOAL FO R GAS MASKS High Freights TA 7 tfgven t Developmen t e ylon has hold lon export trade (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 21. L freight rates are one of the main factors Leveling development of Malaya's small export trade Sat shell charcoal for347 words
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17 1938-07-22 5 .-ha,,,. <h„ k J'" "•"■8U,..,. I. "W,, v <'>'><r:itu- ar,** M, The,17 words
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469 1938-07-22 5 A.R.P. For Railways, Do cks Water Supply gRITISH authorities have just completed plans for protecting the Wintry^ main-line railways and *ks against air attack m the event ot a future war. schemes have now been worked out by which, if any big rail junction is and put out of action,469 words
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199 1938-07-22 5 THE well-known Nazi writer, Eugen Diesel, rame to the conclusion, m a recent article published m Berlin, that war is inevitable. Speculating on the fact that there has been no European war since the world war although "no other generation has been as rich199 words
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238 1938-07-22 5 SECRET MISSION OF "POLITICAL BOSS' QAULEITER Albert Foerster, Nazi "political boss" and Hitler's ruling force m the Free City of Danzig, is m London on a secret mission. His visit has the object of learning whether British interest m the maintenance of the present constitution of the Free City remains238 words
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Article, Illustration406 1938-07-22 5 London's Street Of Rubber Satisfactory But Time Will Lnivnnwa London, July 14. home of hi X r l bber r0 d aid m Ix>mbard Street, business sL__*^ »_fc l nsuran <* companies and big uuMnesss is proving satisfactory Sl?& t l__JX__r -3 CO far,406 words
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Article287 1938-07-22 5 Jerusalem, July 14. yyORKMEN repairing the Armenian Chapel of St. Helena m the Church of the Holy Sepulchre have brought to light a fine Crusade period altar, with marble mensa, which was covered by the wooden Armenian altar under the central apse at the east end287 words
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Article19 1938-07-22 5 £300.000 m gold was secretly removed by officials from the CunardWhite Star liner Ascanla, aground m the St. Lawrence.19 words
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Advertisement185 1938-07-22 5 Fed Like a King m ji 2^l^ _r___i j."^ _s________T^ jij'— _p_^*a_S__i' _L^___. _B^ r he'd rather be treated I like a Dog I It is mistaken kindness to feed him on "just what we have ourselves" for although he appears to appreciate tasty table scraps, he is being starved185 words
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Article, Illustration170 1938-07-22 6 Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow, Her Husband And The Child fOUNT HAUGWITZ-REVENTLOW leaves Bow Street Police Court after charges against him for using threats against his wife, the former Miss Barbara Hutton, the Woolworth heiress, had been withdrawn. J ITTLr, LANCE, con of Count end Countess Kaugwitz-Reventlow. is photographed by a friend whi.e170 words
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663 1938-07-22 7 Letters To The Editor More Views On The Hume Pipe Works Petition r. the Editor of the Free Press The report In connection with the above matter which appeared the Singapore Free Press make it appear that hundreds ol person. are supporting the Tipe Works663 words
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Article30 1938-07-22 7 IS IT BLUFF Would Hume Pipe Factory Move To Hong Kon^ !<• the Editor f the Free Press. May I sug-est that the threat > pack up and move to Hong Kong30 words
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Article202 1938-07-22 7 Commissioner's View At Municipal 'From Our Own Correspondent* Malacca, July 21. '•I THINK that although it may net be a matter for the Commissioners the question of the strength of the police force m these times of labour disputes and troubles should be taken up,' said202 words
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Article26 1938-07-22 7 Senator Borah, of Idaho, leading exponent of the isolationist policy m the United Spates, is ill, and has been ord- red complete rest. He Is 7326 words
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Article, Illustration311 1938-07-22 7 SETTLEMENT IN EAST AFRICA? i^REAT Britain's desire to co-operate m the problem of refugees was Stressed by Earl Winterton. Chancellor lofI of the Duchy of Lancaster, when the international conference opened at Evian-les-Bains. France. It had. he said, long been the British, tradition to offer hospitality311 words
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Advertisement142 1938-07-22 7 X, The m st« I 111 rell ————•«■>»■— ICTORIA THEATRE NIGHTS onlj ONIGHTAT9.3Or.M. TOMDItfIGW NIGHT AT 3.30 P.M. (AX MALINI I MAGICIAN H HAS lAD THE HONOUR OF APPEARING BEFO KING EDW4RO VII lllf GEORGE V lUX OF SIAM and PKSIIEIiT HARDING J M OPEN AT LITTifS rices 53.00 and142 words
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Advertisement194 1938-07-22 7 COMMENCING TONIGHT at 6.15-9 is PAVILION kfc 4B"_ WIT A T,P TOP AST AMON Vol U K UST ARSENE LUPIK EETURNS" URBO-COLDWYN MAYER I.CTI'K*: WITH MELVYN DOUGLAS WARREN WILLIAM VIRGINIA BRUCE JOHN HALLIDAY v,> m s, RiMusK,, .rmnuMD mug_rdi C A PITOL NIGHTLY Columbia Pictures Sensational Dramatic Triumph PETER LORRE194 words
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636 1938-07-22 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1935. Pineapple Restriction ALTHOUGH details are lacking, it is now apparent that "pineapple restriction" is to take its place beside the schemes tor the control of rubber, tin, and *ea production. The pineapple schem. is to be a domestic affair only, although it636 words
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947 1938-07-22 8 Lyle C. Wilson - What United States Is Doing To Establish Preserve World Peacs Lyle C. Wilson America Fears War I By TTII.S is the first of four article*, by lyle C. Wilson, a Washington journalist, presenting a complete picture of the war complex m the t nited States today and the extensive preparations947 words
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Advertisement614 1938-07-22 8 Caldbecks ...duf He Gained 30 Lbs. Quickly on'Vikelp Tablets jpJj ...Now Feels Fine! JL *dSm Like Thousands of Others He Found f -m W the 12 Minerals 6 Vitamins Food i lodine m M VIKELP" Quickest Way V I^^® A Yet to Add Pounds, Build New V mmm^^^M I Ammw614 words
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Advertisement25 1938-07-22 8 For _?is__s INSURANCE APPLY TO THE GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE 0 LIFE ASSUKAJiCfc lOKFORAi.ON -i->. (Incorporated tn Great Britain) HONG KONG BANK CRAMMER! SINGAPORE PHONE: ti-WII25 words
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165 1938-07-22 9 Offered For First Time Abroad REQUEST FROM LOCAL NATIONALS IIPA \ESE IN VI _LAI A IN LINE WITH THE CHINESE, 'MIX BE OFFERED JAPANESE NATIONAL WAR Xhi- is Ih (,r>l fime war bonds have been i offered io Japanese abroad, the Japanese ConsulCentral. Mr.165 words
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Article36 1938-07-22 9 Kuala Lumpur, July 21. t m the d to i a the Perak mber of Assembly esday m rnment s the Business reading meeting report (.flairs drafl to the High ther mat- Bi]36 words
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Article20 1938-07-22 9 Ne w Consul For Singapore Mr i ln- n I n ul- Mr. T. a Mr. akJ Irom Kakozakt Koh*20 words
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Article117 1938-07-22 9 Wake Up Singapore J^R D. F. ROBERTSON, who is bringing a party of American tourists to Malaya next week during a world tour, write to the Free Press: "Large sums of American dollars will be exchanged m the shops of Singapore.' 7 This is Mr. and Mrs. Robertson's 50th conducted117 words
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Article95 1938-07-22 9 •From Our Own Correspondent! Ipoh, July 21. fdfß" W. R. Bobbin, of the Mercantile Tl Bank, Ipoh. i,on of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hoboin, of Belt am, Grantham, was married today at the Church of St. John the Divine to Mi.ss L. M. Langdcn. daughter of Mr.95 words
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Article34 1938-07-22 9 Mrs. R. F. Marchisio, wife of Mr. R. P. Marchisio. general-manaeer cf Fiat Ltd.. sailed with her two" daughters m the Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Verd e for Italy, on Wednesday.34 words
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335 1938-07-22 9 "Padlock Puzzle Leads To Contempt Submission (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 21. AST APRIL, the Malayan Police Magazine published m Kuala Lumpur featured a "padlock problem," a puzzle competition, for six months free subscription to the magazine. The puzzle was illustrated with four pictures of a box and335 words
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Article, Illustration19 1938-07-22 9 fAXICS of the French Army going through the Champs Eluscc during a military review held by President Lcbrun recently.19 words
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211 1938-07-22 9 Settle Out Of Court Says Magistrate It Would Relieve The Present Congestion CONGESTION of the local V courts would be greatly relieved if the public would not brint? into court cases which could be settled out of court, said Mr. Koh. Sixth Police Court Magistrate yesterday, after hearing a charge211 words
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Article63 1938-07-22 9 THE Chief Justice, F.M.S., Sir Roger Hall, is leaving for England on retirement during the first week of August. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell is leaving Singapore on Aug. 2 to act as Chief Justice. F.MS. Mr. Justice Ped'.ow, the former Seremban Judge, on his return63 words
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Article178 1938-07-22 9 NEW TYPE OF MALAY TEACHER THE new ty pe 0 f Malay teacher m whom the public have much more confidence, is described by Mr s. W. Jones. British Resident Selangor, m his annual report on the State. Mr. Jones says: "The Malay teachers of today have more to do178 words
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Article57 1938-07-22 9 A sentence of four months' rigorous imprisonment, and ten strokes of the rattan was Imposed by Mr. Rawlings, m the Third Police Court yesterday, on a 29-year-a.d Chinese Lee Lim Huat. Leo, who was charged with stealing a $4 bicycle on Juiy 7. pleaded guilty. He57 words
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428 1938-07-22 9 Local Solicitor On Criminal Force Use Charge TN the Fifth Police Court yes- terday, before Mr. Goh, a well-known Singapore lawyer, Phillip Hoalim, was charged on a summons for using criminal force on a Chinese clerk. Low Peng Khuan, employed by Messrs. Donaldson and Burkinshaw. The hearing took all day428 words
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Article, Illustration57 1938-07-22 9 U.S. ConsulGeneral To The Indies picture. \t R R DICKOVER > the new American Consul-General to Netherlands, with his wife on arrival at Singapore yesterday, by the X.P.M. liner Bcissevain. Mr. Dickover has just left the Department of State, Washington, where he was acting chief of Philippine Affairs. He hasFree Press - 57 words
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Article45 1938-07-22 9 Bail of $250 was allowed when .1 Chinese. Ta n Ngo Wee, was charged m the Third Police Court, yesterday with using as genuine, a forged document, as certificate of admission, into the Colony. The case was postponed a week for mention.45 words
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Article27 1938-07-22 9 Clarence Norris. one of nine ttcottsboro' negroes condemned to die tor assaulting white women m 1931. haj been sentenced to life Imprisonment by the Governor of Alabama27 words
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Advertisement37 1938-07-22 9 CHOICE MUSHROOMS THFV'dc »p^__iJ|^j GRILLED HT _2__^ MUSHROOMS DELICIOUS! tw^ a m A ROBIMSQN CO.. LTD". SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. I jBl/y^y^k /X __r _r_ f w *f^^_r L tr q^f I.) t_ _^V _E ______0S __k 1037 words
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481 1938-07-22 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES I From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday Chare of £l denomination unless Latest Quotations PreriousLy otherwise stated Conversion Loan. 5 pc, 1944-64.... 114% 114% Funding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 114% 114% War Loan. 3v_ p.c 103 103 Com. Union Assce. (Units) 10 10 Prudential Assce.481 words
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Article379 1938-07-22 10 The following New York quotations are supplied by Reuter. OOW-JONES A.V_K.U.K_ Previously Yesterday Close Close Changes oO Industrials 143.67 141.84 off 1.83 20 Rails 29.13 29.60 up .47 20 Utilities 22.06 22.55 up .49 40 Bonds 89.52 89.81 up .29 BmlnflM done total volume 2.510,000 shar< i379 words
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76 1938-07-22 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 21, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases •F. 0.8. July) 25i r > 25% Good FAQ. m bales (FOB. July) 24% 24% No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spotloose) (awardable Tone of Market —Very Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 7'_ d. per lb. New76 words
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Article178 1938-07-22 10 I From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday I RUBBER: Steady. London: 7 1 2 d. 7%d. Previously: 7 1 /_d- 7%d. Oct.-Dec: 7%d. 7 11!l6d. Previously: 7 5 ad. 7 11'16d. Jan.-Mar.: 7 ll|l6d. 7 3 4 d. Previously: 7 11!16d. 7 3 4 d. Apr.-June: 7%d. 7178 words
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Article76 1938-07-22 10 I From London: Latest Quotations I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmU MB~ i~ __M____mh_M__^__b__h__MM__— TIN: Easier. Spot: .ei93 17s. 6d. Previously: £194 2s. 6d. Three months: £194 17s 6d Previously: £195 7s 6d. NEW YORK TIN: Opening Price: 43.50. —Previously: 43.67. -OPPER: J Settlement: £39 17s. 6d Previously: €40 5s GOLD:76 words
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Article71 1938-07-22 10 J London Closing Quotations I Method ol Pants- oetore Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viously Pans Franc to 121.1 178 3 16 178 3 10 New Y ork to 4.88 4.91' 4<)oi, Amsterdam Guilders to 8.973., 8 95 Hong Kong.. Per dollar ls. 2 15 16d. ls.71 words
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Article187 1938-07-22 10 I Yesterday's Singapore Quotations I July ;>1 SELLING London, T.T. 2|3 29 32 London, demand 2 3 29 32 Lyons, demand 2067 Switzerland, demand 249 Hamburg, demand 141' 2 New York demand 57(3 Montreal, demand 57 8 Batavia. demand 104 Samarang. demand 103 7 8 Calcutta, Bombay187 words
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Article192 1938-07-22 10 I ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY MINING. Tin at midday was *98>A up V_ According to somewhat scanty cables received from London the lin snare marke. there was again rather off the boil. market In the local market, however, although there192 words
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Article1057 1938-07-22 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES I Fraser And Co.'s List I 8ulo„ <50 ct* t Sun^rl Bagan X Sungel Kamal <$] Sung.i Tuk..:. Tarubuiak tsl; Tapah <$i> T. Anson •si > Tcmerloh <M Trafalgar <$2> Ulu Benut Ulu Pandr.n United Malacca <$! Utan Simpan IMM i A. Brtckworl A. Briek1,057 words
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Advertisement67 1938-07-22 10 I S. E. Levy Co. Shanghai. Hongkong. Manila Singapore investment Bankers and Brokers m Securities and r Daily Foreign Market Cables and Quotation MEMBERS. NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF IT.ADE CANADIAN COMMODITY FXCHANGE SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS ASSN67 words
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488 1938-07-22 11 ONLY MINOR FLUCTUATIONS ON THE RUBBER MARKET? Some Reaction Likely Before September? Do U.S. Economic Conditions Justify Recent Rise? rpHERE has been little change m values during the A past week, and it appears that the market may have entered a period of^ consolidation at the higher level, m *£ich488 words
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Article240 1938-07-22 11 List Supplied By Messrs Fraser Co. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938: 5 P.M. Flnancla Company Dividend Books Date Ex Div. year TIN Close Pavab Date to date Asam Kumbang 6d No. 62 July 29 Aug. 5 July 30 10^*r Austral Malay 9d. div. 10^ 3d. bonus Hong Kong240 words
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Article83 1938-07-22 11 Expects Return Of U. S. Slump "Within six months the depression will be as bad as ever declared Mr. John C. Traphagen president Of the Bank of New' *ork and Trust Company, who recently arrived at Plymouth. There had been a rise m Wall Street prices, he added, but he83 words
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Article169 1938-07-22 11 Singapore, July 20, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambier 7.50 Hamburg Cube $13.50 Java Cube $11.00 Pepper: White $13.75 Black 3 25 opra: Mixed $3.45 Sun Dried $3 75 rapioca: Small Flake 3. 60 Fair Flake 3.50 Medium Pearl 3.90 Small Pearl 3.70 lelutong: Palembang 7.75 Banja $7.75169 words
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Advertisement824 1938-07-22 11 ADVERTISEMENTS to, j BOARD RESIDENCE. SaW* 1 rCC f rf^ SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE-7T Meyer Kd j lir __or-u meaf Swin mi c|ub) e»> vi depart- I Board-Residence at moderate rates rime. Larpe Gardens- Tennis. Phone: 5758. o** I K..i- rum „r,f' tb 1 THE MANSION 1 r.n,«oD UALLY Ev824 words
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Miscellaneous650 1938-07-22 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE. TODAY. SKL 225 metres (1.33 mc s) '-HP 30.96 metres H. 69 mc/s 5.00 Malay music t J JO Teochew Gwa-Kang m_sJ_*rt Z'ZS Children's programme. English). i -is Time, weather, news and announcerr nts. 7.40 The Fourth Test Match. Relayed from London. /.55 Request programme. f 8.35650 words
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Miscellaneous79 1938-07-22 11 9 35 Light r» corded mu-lc. 9.48 BXdUUQM rates. 9.50 Time sipnal 9.52 Debroy Somers presents five selecliciaJ. 10.50 Clow- mm*, p.m. 6 X OptOlM moUBMMM; News m En.-Jish Opera— one act. Talk m Chinese. News m Italian. p m. 4.20 Popular mu.Mc 5.20 Music. 5.50 News In Spanish. 7.0579 words
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613 1938-07-22 12 Orders For Five Liners To Cost £11,000,000 TWO FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC LINE PROVIDED conditions remain favourable, the British shipbuilding industry, now much concerned owing to the shortage of r.ew orders for merchant tonnage, may expect contracts for five new luxury iners involving an expenditure of £11,000,000. An announcement to613 words
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Article619 1938-07-22 12 STATISTIC issued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping regarding merchant vessels under construction at the end of June last show that m Great Britain and Ireland there is a decrease of 52.004 tons m the work m hand as compared with the figures for the previous quarter. The present619 words
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Article52 1938-07-22 12 QOLD Ini tBJOO.OOiI present rat< Bank ol Of Franc,- m I. now clall Spanish ml Krai Franco pro\ Tins d( I'lMiin sgsi appeal Court m pri\ H oonfltaa d I -rt judge t! |f ml .sh< old i and n-)t b< r< the Paris52 words
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Article36 1938-07-22 12 CEVBMT. kill ing the j ism In I During thr mltiod m _2 caaei «>t mlpi oti robberies. _idl nnmerqpi tel These f.». Ifaieom Secretary, m tl, H t< daf i] i'36 words
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Miscellaneous57 1938-07-22 12 SHIPS IN TODAY Berthing arrangements for today. Baloeran East a.m. 18 godown. Plancius West 7 a.m. 22. Neckar West a.m. 11. Kumsang East 9 am. 20 1, shift 6 7. Siam West 6 am. 489. Bencruschan West 8 a.m. 4 5 Silvermaple Roads p.m. 61 62 Hai Lee East 757 words
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Miscellaneous9 1938-07-22 12 CLEARANCES July 22— Pyrrhns. (Brit). July 24— Bulan, (Brit).9 words
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Advertisement633 1938-07-22 14 K. P. M. TlDORE— Friday, July 22, Belawan-Deli. VAN DEN BOSCH— Friday, July 22. Rhio (passengers and mails only\ Bawean (passengers and malls only), Padang-Bay (passengers and mails only), Boeleleng (passengers and mails only) and Sourabaia SlBERG— Friday. July 22, Rhio, Dabc, Billiton, Batavia Semarang, Pekalongan, Tegal and Cheribon. PLANCIUS—633 words
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77 1938-07-22 15 Loyals Unlucky To Lose One Nil To Wins In Division Two soccer reserves were unfortunate to be hv one goal to nil by the leaders of the second Iskillings, m their second division encounter at iroidnder, but The 11 m nee to ol play.! goal was rward. the ball j77 words
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Article86 1938-07-22 15 Still Too Good For Him the l Empli was :th lon n in- the >ut cf wn ins the Whing m the way at was to box himseif teach he r fault, and bkm which a convincing boxing which i_! veral ,S o uld ry had86 words
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Article14 1938-07-22 15 In the _t N| lament V Oik-ttM **hl« hall Pen. 3)14 words
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159 1938-07-22 15 Correspondence SUPPORT FOR SER VICES To Ihe Sports Editor. t I One ol the most interesting ill -A.nes I have aeen was the match played between the Services Singapore, it was really hard ick that the game did not have a i ncing. However a good match is expected on159 words
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Article, Illustration320 1938-07-22 15 har_£an£ Face Of Cricket The permanent departure from public life of that grand old Yorkshireplayer George Hirst will start people I raking over the treasure chests of cricket memories, writes Geoffrey Simpson m the Daily Mail. Hirst, who left county cricket many years ago to320 words
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Article, Illustration19 1938-07-22 15 picture. i PHiLLIPS, hi IRSHALL, MANGE A\n nr*^*//-—^_r Tanglin Club yesterday prior to their doubles match t~ Free PressFree Press - 19 words
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655 1938-07-22 15 HARRINGAY MA TCH LIKEL Y FOR SEPTEMBER Eddie Phillips May Fight Neusel London, July 13. pDDIE PHILLIPS, who has been holiday making since earn- ing the right to challenge Tommy Farr for the British and Empire heavy-weight championships, will soon return to training to be ready either for a title655 words
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Article46 1938-07-22 15 fiPORTSMEN m Singapore vii: be 'ea-ed to hear that Fra?ik Simpson, Army rugger captain and icell knewn cricketer, who has been chosen to plat; for the Cocnn against the F.M.S. at Ipoh. is the father of a s?v, icho WSU born I'csterdav.46 words
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Article81 1938-07-22 15 WOOLLEY BREAKS 1,000 RECORD London, July IS. CRANK Woolley. who is retiring at the end of the summer, set up a new record when he completed his 1.000 runs In a season Tor the 28th. successive time. Woolley. who made 41 tor the Players at Lord's previously held the record81 words
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Article89 1938-07-22 15 UJF the baby shows any interest m such a peculiar game as tennis, he will certainly have his chance, but if he feels like me about it he will go m for one of the real sports hockey or golf." Dr. Douglas L. Little said89 words
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172 1938-07-22 15 Henry Co tton wins title by 13 strokes TIENRY COTTON, who lost his British Open golf championship by three strokes to Reggie Whitcombe, won the Belgian Open championship recently over the Waterloo Club's course at Brussels. He had a record low of aggregate for this championship of 277 strokes, beating172 words
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246 1938-07-22 15 RECORD TRIP IN "FLYING BA TTLESHIP" (From Our Own Corresponde..t> Kuala Lumpur, July 21. IE R.A.F. contingent for th? Malayan Athletic C ham Jonships tomorrow and Saturday arrived m Kuala Lumpur this afternoon after a record crossing by the new "flyinir battleship" Sunderland,246 words
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Article147 1938-07-22 15 Diary Of The Day RAFFLES: Cocktail Dance 630 ta ;8.30 pm. Dinner and Dance 9.30 pm. jto midnight. SEA VIEW: Bpecial Dinner and 1 Dance COCONUT GROVE: Dinner and Dance. CINEMAS. I CAPITOL: 'Crime and Punish.ment," with Peter Lorre, Edward Ar- ncld and Marian Marsh, Columbia Picture. Tonight: 6.15 and147 words
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Article69 1938-07-22 15 <From Our Own Correspondent > Taiping:, July 21. M.G.M. looked impressive m training today. Gallant Maggie. Gaythario, and Army Contractor did half pace work. Jackie Mac ami Dazzle were taken round by R. Whittaker at a brisk pace. Rebel King is much fancied tomorrow. All strings have69 words
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Article494 1938-07-22 15 HEAL TH BULLETIN Plague In Bassein And Rangoon PJEALTH bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended July 16 is: I Plague Bassein and Rang.j.m were jthe only ports m the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human :,plague during the week, a death haviing494 words
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Article79 1938-07-22 15 Following are the results of the SC.R.C. tennis ties played at H ng Lim Green yc>terd;«.\ "A Doubles Handicap (Semi-I inal) Wong Thian Teck and tOOO Bag Kiat <— 15) beat Chua Choon U f 15.3) 2-6, 6 2. fl 4 Veterans Doubles Handicap Ching Kee Sun and79 words
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Article27 1938-07-22 15 HEMCHIT BEATS BOON MA H Nell Hemchit <9.9> nted Nai Boon Man. <9 7i writ W unute rounds at the Jubilee Park arena at Ipoh last nit27 words
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442 1938-07-22 16 Wicket Likely To Suit The Batsmen YARDLEY FAVOURED FOR ENGLAND'S TEAM THE fourth Test Match will start at Leeds this afternoon and reports from the Free Press London Correspondent last night, state that conditions for today give every indication of being perfect. The442 words
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Article, Illustration191 1938-07-22 16 MEMBERS of the women's cricket team to 1»* play at the S.C.C. this afternoon against a men's side had a practice at the Club nets yesterday afternoon and showed that they know quite a bit about the game. The pictures on this page prove that191 words
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409 1938-07-22 16 Chinese Air Force Draw 1-1 In Fast Game DEFENCES PROMINENT TIIOUGH of a scrappy nature the second division league match between the R.A.F. and the S.C.F.A. at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday produced a keen and fast contest the play resulting; m a I—l1 1 draw. Alter an almost even409 words
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Article94 1938-07-22 16 LARWOOD I WONT PLAY" UAKOLD LARWOOD, centre of the body-line bowling storm m the England-Austra-lia Test matches of 1932-3, did not meet the Australian team when they played Nottingham at Trent Bridge. He had been at his chicken farm. Larwood said "I did not play against the Australians because my94 words
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Article53 1938-07-22 16 CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB Starting next Sunday, the Chinese Swimming Club la likely to resume its former practice of providing facilities for swimming at night On Sunday the pagar lights will be turned en for night bathing. High water is 7.35 p.m. It is hoped to have night bathing at regular53 words
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Article26 1938-07-22 16 The Malaya Cup, southern section imtl replay, between the Services and oingapore wll] be played tomorrow and not today as erroneously stated yesterday.26 words
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Article226 1938-07-22 16 THE SIX RACES that will complete the card on the third day of the coming Penang races is ample evidence of the lack of support accorded the meeting. Only 18 class one horses have been nominated Class one horses have raced at the last three meetings m226 words
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Article57 1938-07-22 16 STEWART, the Penang allrounder, has withdrawn from the Colony cricket team to play the Malay States at Ipoh over the August Bank Holiday week-end and he has been replaced by L (pi. Bolton, the Services' fast bowler, who bowled well but without much luck against57 words
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193 1938-07-22 16 TIES i Monday IB thS Hall tennis championship^ are drawn as icllc v af play will start at 430 p in. Women. Open Singles Mrs. L. M Psorelatt-Ct vs Mrs M Hartley; Miss J. Grenier vs. Mrs. Todman: MISS F. McNamara vs. Miss Sin|nan; Mrs.193 words
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Article56 1938-07-22 16 Wellard Declines League Offers IWELLARD. England and Somerset fa.st bowler, declined three bigmoney offers to give up the county game, and enter Lmcashire League cricket. Representatives of three Lancashire League clubs turned up at Nelson where Wellard was playing against Lancashire but Wellard intimated there was nothing doing Somerset have56 words
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Article130 1938-07-22 16 Acceptances j\ n i Selection, day. I races, are -LUI i ES '.'T" "'t v. fM-catchwei-htv P_n K kor Wh> v. QUI ug fkmm Ponies, cla s la Mate Capon* ÜBOMI m.. v data I Jh# i» Colo; .0 be! < i th M i nrtrsu i Hois130 words
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Article66 1938-07-22 16 CHARLTON PROFIT IS £14, 724 sheet lor i profit, i) rln bight M The aei \lsi_n i jnd pi r. Cup til thanks rh: fl with A £'2.000 m Brighton I van I aa brought In ■on ticket CKv.'. HH.iir.i II IaMW Ar i ra for I < trial will66 words
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Article59 1938-07-22 16 Street Wttelmn N To d Than *orks m a veaalatl wi'h thf chairman. I V T))r r»> I tive. km I I ordir.r\ lo'.ders Mr Lai Boafd*i p ineetnw proicr** n.otion Vl.sicn had lata new I At U l abaieti i i pUlai I Oi tin Ham M59 words
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