The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 August 1938
1938-08-06
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Title Section17 1938-08-06 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. ***** FSTD 1:*35 SATURDAY, AUGUST C, 1938. 10 CENTS17 words
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709 1938-08-06 1 Tension Relaxed Despite Fresh Border Incidents Red Warplanes Over Changkufeng princeTkonoye goes golfing RESPITE FRESH INCIDENTS IX THE CHANGKITu FENG AREA, THE U.S.S.U.-JAPANESE SITUATION IS REGARDED AS MICH MORE HOPEFUL ACCORDING TO TOKIO DESPATCHES. Soviet warplanes appeared over Changkufeng abouS noon yesterday, but were drivenReuter - 709 words
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Article102 1938-08-06 1 Japanese Are Left Helpless IVipinu. Aug. •">• PKii\V|\(. unrest noticed Imong the population m orl h Chini coincides with I rontinuance of the conifiMntho MtnchukiKi border. 5 COllrture of from North L North t luring the last .iptured C H COun-l ippointed magis- Ing. TRKKS IMMOBILISEDReuter - 102 words
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48 1938-08-06 1 tommunicatinns Now llMl hwel Control helping, \ug the North China rtnpany, > apital ol '^i >v the Provisionhe Manchukuo ipu companies 1. taking over l/aphand radio cirHs, Chin a and also build* ;f I! >nd Property oi the itions ommuWpi Ih" and48 words
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129 1938-08-06 1 Chinese Troops Pounded By Artillery Hankow, Aug. tl/IIIKK the lull continues on the 11 >outh bank of the Yan-tse. se\ere fighting today broke out en the north bank m the vicinity of Siaoohiyit. south -west of Chienshan. Despite severe pounding by Ja^anes" artillery, which fired 1,000 shells, the Chinese troops,Reuter - 129 words
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Article, Illustration66 1938-08-06 1 London. Aujj. 3. Mine than 1 903 warplar.rs from 25 aerodromes irom the Humbcr to the Thames today commenced the largest two-day defence exercises ever planned In Britain. Seventeen thousand territorials are manning anti-aircraft guns.- Reuter THE riHUCH OF TUB IIOI.Y SEPULCHKB m Jerusalem which hasReuter - 66 words
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Article27 1938-08-06 1 The United Btatei navy, whose warships Ltnd planes have searched 100. 000 square miles for the missing Hawaii Clipper yesterday abandoned the task, isays a Manila message.27 words
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Article120 1938-08-06 1 Tokio. Aug. i. CIGOTING between the Soviet and Japanese frontier troops was resumed this morning: m the Changkufeng area, according: to the Foreign Office spokesman, who announced that the Soviet troops beijan a heavy bombardment of Japanese positions to which the Japanese replied. It isReuter - 120 words
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Article, Illustration35 1938-08-06 1 'iIIKIR FIRST SC'IIOOLD.U <lerman children, when they »o to school for the fir^t time, are presented with giant cornets filled with swee-N which they are allowed to lake to school— on the fir^t da> only!35 words
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65 1938-08-06 1 Nine Dead In Palestine Bomb Incident leru*alem, Aug. j. THREE o: the Jews who were wounded when a land mine exploded yesterday near Ramath Keve.sh ca the Sharon Plain, have died, bringing th? reath roll t3 nine. Jewish workers were ambushed thii mornii\<; on the Sharon plain outside Magdiel. OneReuter - 65 words
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Article102 1938-08-06 1 Many Wounded Saraso.v.a, Aug. .V AFTKK ten days savage tljjht ing, the Spanish lie publicans today abruptly ceased all activity on the Kbro front. The Nationalise, li.iwwer. DOOUI to bomb and shell concentration* 1 Republican troapt, bvtthelnfan rj I 1 not yet received the order toFeuter - 102 words
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55 1938-08-06 1 Kom Ul5. Measure* aimed at maintaining t: proportion cl Jea.s t> Italians at t t present level Ol DHC v\ I.OCO B lore-shado^-ed tna.- Ui Inform 1 1 DlolonaUca Tfcf pap r add t tha stated belo c \be OovertuiMnl haa D ST^c'al plansReuter - 55 words
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Article114 1938-08-06 1 < Rft X! I Au ir M li»>s M 3 and <i".glefon H Ward 71. I.aidla I far |M| Srotl.nd 8* and IS! for 8. Th-« match was drawn AT HJIISTOI <;loures(^r be-»| (.la n'.ir i hv an inning* and 'Jit runs. QlMMMfttr IN 9m M d«*rl.ire-l iNra'fReuter - 114 words
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Article22 1938-08-06 1 Freight nnd pjtffenfer tr.'ffi* oa the Sun gar i liver hcj been Mipettdtd north ot Fushin and Chlamauu, layi I Harbin mtltttt22 words
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Advertisement41 1938-08-06 1 MGIA TEA „,,,„„•<• ol the i,i«y»» B ardenB pa U) your hnnie Wa 'ayas Premier H^eTT !°RCHestp Ai TONIGHT (formal) 9.45 p.m. to midnight ii Tx wj** Tonight no vac D M'!»S«ON NON-DINERS $1.00 I RA fFlr<: ~T L^ ORCHESTRA DIRECTED HOPKINS.41 words
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Advertisement112 1938-08-06 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW W^ HOTEL 1 MORNING 1. Ouvrrture "THE MAGIC FLUTE' M<»/ I 2. Walt* "ONE SUMMER DAY" Lofef 3. Potpouni 'THE MERRY WIDOW 1 behar 4. Selection "PIQUE DAME Itehalkowstjr 5. "REVED AMOUR" B<>cce 6. Potpouni "DES DREIUAEDERLHAUS112 words
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415 1938-08-06 2 Big Deal Completed In Hong Kong SHIPS LAID UP SINCE WAR BEGAN Hong Kong, Auir. B, A NOTABLE transaction m the history of BritMi shipping interests m the Far East vral completed m Hong Kong toda>. It was announced thai the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,Reuter - 415 words
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273 1938-08-06 2 Malaysian Film With Laughton In Singapore Somerset Maugham I In New Medium AT a time when too many British studies underestimate t)ic intelligence of the cinema audience and others are dominated by the term "commercial" the Charles Laughton-Eric Pommer a unit. Mayflower Pictures, fiaic produced a "prestige picture." "Vessel of273 words
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Article, Illustration379 1938-08-06 2 Japanese Losses On Yangtse River CHINESE GUERILLAS CLAIM TWO VILLAGES Hankow, Aug. •>. JAPANESE forces operating on both banks of J the Ywgtse River suffered heavy looses yesterday. Chinese troops west of Susung. on the north bank, blew up the main dykes and had the Japanese-occupied areas m West Anhui379 words
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45 1938-08-06 2 London, Aug. 5 The cruiser. Manchester 111, and the Ust of the 9,000-toas cruisers ordered under the 1935 programme, left Hawthorn Leslie Co.'s yard at Hepburn today for acceptance trials, on conclusion of which she will proceed to Portsmouth. British WirelessBritish Wireless - 45 words
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Article67 1938-08-06 2 The King and Queen and the tv.o Princesses arrived yesterday by sea at Aberdeen where they disembarked from the royal yacht, Victoria and Albert, on their way to Halmoral Clastle for their holiday. Aberdeen was gay with flags and bunting and m brilliant .sunshine thousandsBritish Wireless - 67 words
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Article28 1938-08-06 2 London, Aug. 5. The British Association for the Advancement of Science meets at Cambridge on Sunday. Lord Rayleigh will deliver the presidential address British WirelessBritish Wireless - 28 words
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Article151 1938-08-06 2 DEA TH OF LAB UAN'S LAST GOVERNOR (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Au*. 5. I*HE death is announced m London today of Mr. Edward Peregrine Gueritz, for nine years Governor of the British North Borneo. Mr. Gueritz who was 73 served m the Sarawak Civil Service from 1874-77 and laterFree Press Cable - 151 words
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122 1938-08-06 2 (From Our Own Correspondent > London, Aug. 5. jyiß. R. a MILLS, who has been appointed to the 2.000-a--vrar job as manager of the tin buffer pool, recently resigned his post as managing director of the Brazilian Warrant Agency and Finance Co., I understand.122 words
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136 1938-08-06 2 Scottish Oil Consignment Next Week London, Aug. 5. THE first big consignment of oil from the experimental test well of Anglo-American Oil Company at Dalkeith, about 20 milts from Edinburgh, will leave on Tuesday for the company's refinery at Purfleet, Essex. The load will be 2,220 gallons. The oil wasBritish Wireless - 136 words
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119 1938-08-06 2 M.P.s To Inquire Into West African Colonies London, Aug. j. THE trustees of the Ltmtll Trust have invited four Mt mber> of Parliament to conduct an inquiry m the West African colonies with the assistance of technical experts The scope of the Inquiry will be wide. The terms of referenceBritish Wircslcs - 119 words
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Article73 1938-08-06 2 lyondon, Aug. 5. Staffs of British Government d» partments on Apr. 1 totalled T7fi.4«n according to a Treasury statement. This is an increase of 20,152 compared with a year ago. The Post Ofli> staffs rose to 224.374 from 214 573 and the demands of theBritish Wireless - 73 words
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69 1938-08-06 2 Russian People Ignorant Of Border Clashes Conciliation J»n^ltiii«»ithhi Shi.cm.tM, 1 -rih, T). S about I I m Mjnti Mii,^ In i i- ItpUK trlfl by I Fra Ffcan gar I ■GM.I NGMPI I .n**. Ik I I. F.. says t: N 4 <ii thi I Th- \ir!. offer t);..* CBritish Wireless - 69 words
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13 1938-08-06 2 1 the ftonn. ni«n With <>v. British WirelessBritish Wireless - 13 words
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11 1938-08-06 2 15 DEAD, 20 INJURED IN CRUISER EXPLOSION Fix tmtam pktfloi ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article12 1938-08-06 2 HARNIN RUSSIANS MUST ENROL M I si an I I ,1 ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Advertisement80 1938-08-06 2 C\/j (-1) M i M f Tk m m MM 1 m I X I W T Versatile inaimucA qs sausages form an appetizing addition to any menu at any time, anywhere. Our freshly made *J C-/ j3 r\ Km EL >j have a distinctive flavour, the result of many80 words
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Article, Illustration35 1938-08-06 3 jor the lat«rt is this Koala Rear m a new study from Koala Koala Hub. for which overseas members are wanted. 7u>t beea formed to help MTC him from extinction.35 words
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368 1938-08-06 3 look torTip home very Mr. R. -operation. his annual re- siblo •rmatlon ibourers m trained officer m Ipoh m January. 1937. Good progress was mad." 1 during the year. "The members of thess hare only had time to accumulate368 words
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124 1938-08-06 3 MATOR NEW WAY TO HEALTHY MOUTH AND GUMS Mr k d Krocker, cresting re troubled with tha brush lenttfrice. i obtained Purchased a tube and a week my rid l :t and PhUPaste com- ctlon. i; you mouth (O SUMMARY MSI No. of Member- Paid-up Societies ship capital Federate 1124 words
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394 1938-08-06 3 Kelantan Is Not Dependent On Immigrant Labour GOVERNMENT DEPTS. ALL EMPLOY MALA V WORKERS Only Difficulties On Rubber Estates ITNUKE VVsstern States of Malaya, Kelantan Is not dependent upon immigrant labour. Government departments, as well as the Kelantan Match Factory, employ local Malay labour. Messrs. Boustead, the only British firm394 words
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297 1938-08-06 3 'IT is not true that I ever sluw- ed I wanted to fight I did; not want to be killed!" declared Eu Sin Foo m the Singapore Third Court yesterday when it was alleged that he had put up his fists to, a European297 words
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Article55 1938-08-06 3 The body of a young canwraew woman was found on the beach at Katong Park yesterday morning. Inquiries revealed that she was married, named Chan Hock Neo and that she was seen to leave her house: In Grove Road earlier the same mornins An inquire will55 words
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Article63 1938-08-06 3 Singapore Muslims Are Generous "COME Singapore .Muslims seem to be quite generous these days." commented Mr. G. S. Rawl;ngs t in the Singapore Third Court, yesterday, when three Malays uere charged with begging. It had been revealed m evidence that all thre? act used had received meney from Muslim passersby.63 words
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277 1938-08-06 3 Incorrigible Thief's Rattan Sentence DESCRIBED m court as an m. corrigible thief, a Cantonese. Lai San, was sentenced to foui months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by one year's police supervision and also to ten strokes of the rattan, by Mr. G. S. Rawlings. Singapore Th rd Magistrate, yesterday. Lai277 words
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Article311 1938-08-06 3 THE Sultan of Deli, whose specially air-conditioned stateroom m the liner Marnix van St. Aldegcnde attracted much attention when the vessel passed through Singapore recently, was on President Lebrun's dais during the vi.^it of King George and Que?n Elizabeth to Paris. After undergoing an eye operation In311 words
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Article37 1938-08-06 3 Robert Jmmei Mellroy and Jack Plested, of the Royal Eng:neers. Changi, vho were charged with theft of a mot >r-cycle arcl theft of a motorcar, respectively, were discharged m the Singapore Criminal District Coutt yesterday.37 words
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Article, Illustration121 1938-08-06 3 j photocirap:: a n-e?1 of Mr. \v. (jn.in i, President a~d i ice-Chcnccll t D/ the Queen's Uwttcrfitp, Be'ffirt. nho has WCCtptti the invitation of the C.B C. Board of Governors to succeed. Sir John Keith, and has been apnoivtcd Dir->ctar-G*ncral. Be n ill lai-e up his121 words
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Article175 1938-08-06 3 Banishment Orders Cancelled Till; (iovernor h:», HMM^M banishment oiricr> against lour Chinese, who were irquitte.t of charges of possession of n»n (iovornment chandu. This was revealed m the Sin«a pore High Court yesterday before the Chief .lust ire. Mr. MoKlwaine. The Solicitor General Mr. n a. Pm ley, made an175 words
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Advertisement42 1938-08-06 3 IE WMPCRE MUSICAL SOCIETY. mbmed Choral and Orchestral CONCERT MA'S WEDDING -EAST Coie'id^e Taylor In The ictoria Memorial Hall -TOMORROW at 915 p.m. SOLOISTS MARIETTE DECHESNE JOHN MacNEISH w 6UN WILLIAMS, B. MUS. Hj fei SI, and 50 cts POKING AT LITTLE'S.42 words
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Advertisement23 1938-08-06 3 K. P. M. LINE ROn lea ye ravel home via South Africa FOR DETAILED INFORMATION APPLY TO KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPY (Incorporated m Holland.)23 words
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Article, Illustration1230 1938-08-06 4 JOAN LITTLEFIELD - Ruth Chatterton In Napoleon Film With French Actor JOAN LITTLEFIELD Britain On The Screen BY DUTH CHATTERTON is very happy about her second British film. In it she plays one of her favourite characters, Josephine Beauharnais, first wife of Napoleon. She has for her Napoleon a brilliant French actor, Pierre1,230 words
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Article, Illustration897 1938-08-06 4 Rose Paterson - The Modern Home Has Light Colours And Low Furniture Rose Paterson Cosmopol ite Gossip By JF YOU want to make the most of your house or apartment you will be able to get quite a number of ideas from this year's Salon cf Decorative Arts In Paris. It could perhaps897 words
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Article21 1938-08-06 4 WOMAN BENT DOLER WITH SCIATICS. I'u; it In help imn. K-.. -or. < 8 and I on.' i Km J In Kr21 words
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Advertisement102 1938-08-06 4 makes the dirt fly! /f**^>^ As rrcards the Cleaner. fu!J <*^^V*^ are I )rintt>ti on tl^' tins, its > v'^^^j^S. being that it is m paste iorm rlinmiaUxiK f\yA thc waste wn i c >-s practically ui^a\i: v 4Ct vV^CV with Cleaners m powder or bio. k 4\ c $M*£s^s.102 words
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Advertisement74 1938-08-06 4 CS H« DOC I! m il V. \l al HI v.-4H Jevtc? > the I Tonir »nd Con4it«M Pm4m I Canker I orion ami fatr I Diitemprr lahlrli I <»l*t Si«p>l SHERLEYS WORM CAPSULES L POME A U I TODAr 1 j LAST DAY j GIAN SINGH S CRAN3 s74 words
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Article, Illustration370 1938-08-06 5 Showing Farmers What War Is About Changsha, July 28. of wartime dramatic troupes now countryside, the Farmers' Enemype has been most loudly acclaimed none other than Mr. Ksiung "Lady Precious Stream," as Enemy-Resisting Dramatic Troupe last October, m Chanjrsha, capital of c. It370 words
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Article, Illustration78 1938-08-06 5 £IRLS from the Methodist GirlsSchool, Singapore during their concert at the Wesly Church Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday, played scenes from Chaucer's "Canterbury Pilgrims' 1 Above, left Ng Yue Foon, m becoming long medieval gown and hood, jokes Kith the poet Chaucer played by Cheong Keong Tuan, and, right. Tan78 words
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Article, Illustration276 1938-08-06 5 White Farmer Failure In Tropics rySCUSSma the possibility of while settlement m the tropics .or agricultural purposes at the recent Amsterdam Conference. Dr. C. J. J. van Hail said that the propagandists of small farming for Europeans In the tropics often tried to support their views by the assertion that276 words
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292 1938-08-06 5 THE opinion has been expressed m municipal quarters that if Manila secret service men did not try to act so much like movie heroes, they would he able to render more efficient service. Possibly for this reason. Colonel! Antonio C. Torres, chief of police.!292 words
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Article480 1938-08-06 5 THE Health Bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended July 30 is: PLAGUE Bassein was the only port m the Eastern Arena to report the presence of j human plague during the week, a fatal case huving been notified, while Colombo reported ruuent plague.480 words
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Article78 1938-08-06 5 INSULT CHARGE WITHDRAWN A charge of intentionally insulting Abu Bakar bin Captain Mohamed Som with intention to provoke him to cause a breach of the peace, alternatively, i with using insulting words, was with- drawn against Captain N. M. Hashim, m the Singapore Fifth Court, yester- day. Mr. C. C.78 words
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Article, Illustration73 1938-08-06 5 pictures. gethcr m the iim, before their pilgrimage. From left: Goh Hun Keong, as the handso?ne knight, Ng Yue Focn, as the hostess of the inn. Tan Sock Tye, as the comical 'Wile of Bath, Tan Sou Ngoh, as the Clerk of Oxen ford andFree Press - 73 words
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Advertisement217 1938-08-06 5 bH "V" «m Ass! sssssssV ITS acid that causes tnose terriWs stomach pains corrosive, ulcerating excess acid which burns the delicate lining of the stomach and turns your food into a fermenting, indigestible mass. The only way to get relief is to neutraha* the excess stomach acid Just take ons217 words
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Article, Illustration249 1938-08-06 6 BEAUTY OF CEYLON. Nuwara £»>*— where m a few hours the traveller who is weary of the xvarmth of the low- country may ascend 6,200 feet above sea-level to the exhilarating climate of Colons hill station n S P dur h u h tala^^. thousand feet above the sea level.249 words
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Letters To The Editor
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Letter564 1938-08-06 7 Birth-Control Clinics Questions For Mr. Tan Sim (To The Editor of the Free Press) Sir,— ln a speech to Co-operators, Mr. Tan Sim Hong urged Government to establish a birth-control clinic Only those who ar e familiar with the I gentle nature of Mr. Tan can apprei ciate the noble564 words
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Letter75 1938-08-06 7 Divorce Of Lady X And Technicolour (To The Editor of the Free Press) Sir. While appreciating the etlorts ot certain section of the local Press to give unbiassed criticisms of the various screen attractions at the cinemas, I feel a word oi protest is due for the unwarranted75 words
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Article97 1938-08-06 7 "JT MUST he a very profitable undertaking begging," said Mr. G. s. Han-lings, Singapore Third Court Magistrate, yesterday, when an aged Indian. Pechay bin Syed Mohamed, who pleaded guilty to a charge of begging, admitted that he had been fined previously $5 for the same offence97 words
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Article, Illustration268 1938-08-06 7 i Admitting five previous convictions. the last one for housebreaking and theft for which he came out of prison In December, Tan Su Hai. a 43-year- 1 old EnslLsh speaking Hokkien. was tventenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by six month*' police supervision by268 words
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Advertisement196 1938-08-06 7 Mirror c r u Achieves Another Personal Triumph Mauchton is buperD^ -^T^l^y 3 SHOWS TODAY /H AP] $JP*J and TOMORROW [ar o} -HENRI VUI" M*mm^^^^^^^^ VESSEL of WRATH' with ELSA LANCHESTER LSO DONALD DUCK and MICKEY MOUSE m Walt Disney s Technicolour Triumph "THE BOAT BUILDERS" „d LATBI CAOMOMT BRITISH196 words
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Advertisement118 1938-08-06 7 THE SCREEN'S GREATEST ALL-COMEDY, ALL-COLOUR TRIUMPH! T7 IJla I#vmi TICKETS FOR rONIGIIT'.S 1 MJjPr > a J pavilion 3.15 6.15 s.is 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 <^^^m AIEXXM.Ut KORD.VS MASTF.RFIE< KOI < OMEOY IN I KdINK OMH R. MER LE OBERON '"IaURENCE OLIVIER kj BINNIE BARNES RALPH RICHARDSON118 words
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Advertisement244 1938-08-06 7 L.\ST FK^vSuT 0^ a d Sti drawi »fi «r-»wded Houses. LAST FfcW MGm-JUU KARLY RESERVATION Phone 09<M« Come and Enjoy the Cool Comfort of the new ALHAMBRA (MALAYA'S FIRST AND ONLY AIR CONDITIONED THKATBI) DIRECTION: SHAW BROTHERS LTD. DAILY FOUR SHOWS 11 A.M., 3.15. fi.ll MJ M REDICED PRICES FOR244 words
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633 1938-08-06 8 The Singapore Free Press "White Man's Crave" SATURDAY. AI'OVST 6, 103 S. DR. C. \V. F. Winckel, of Amsterdam, at a conference m Holland recently raised that cen-tury-old question, "Can the white man settle m the tropics with impunity for good?" Yesterday, a well-known Singapore doctor answered this controversial question633 words
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747 1938-08-06 8 C. S. Sulzberger - John L. Lewis The U. S. Steel Industry What Happens Next' C. S. Sulzberger American Revival Moves By TS recovery coming m the HJnited States The world, especially Malaya, waits for an answer to that question. But m the United States itself they are asking the preliminary question how shall747 words
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Advertisement288 1938-08-06 8 Caldbecks BY SPECIAL B£/4^y§^f TO H M E APPOINTMENT KING OF SIAM p- o "T* r> ENGAGEMENT ETERNITY RINGS. SiET Ti be AMOND RINGS y o» "«"«<» i»» Proud ot year* from i^« T^nn c r ull> c^°° se 5 makCT Evrr? DE SILVA'S rin S i 9 measured low«288 words
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Advertisement21 1938-08-06 8 Ttf£ JAD£ 7ft££ EXQUISITELY FINE HAND MADE LINEN EMBROIDERY HANKIES WITH MONOGRAMS. ORDERS TAKEN 18. BATTERY ROAD, IST FLOOR PHONE 714321 words
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Article, Illustration213 1938-08-06 9 »p iccaroo n"-Played It In 1907 OVERSEAS LISTENERS' PRAISE FOR ZHP x vn.rli<hmaii living at Dakar, Eastern Bengal, Mr. E. E. Ilinv ban ked the < MIU to aye piccolo soio, played the next time a military band appears He would like213 words
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Article28 1938-08-06 9 ppeared rhird Coi I wllngs) yes-i •h, as an un- 1 and altering! 12, Barker Road! water pipes! ribedintlie tidant said comply H were28 words
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Article12 1938-08-06 9 CHINA RELIEF FUND PERFORMANCE staging a aid** the 'A- Theatre, Saturday next.12 words
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Article357 1938-08-06 9 rom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 5. THREE Chinese, Wcng Shau, Wong Sam. raid Ng Kon Leon? were charged before Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffe, the Ipoh First Magistrate, with being involved In an opiuin-?mokinrr-registrc\-tion-card offence. I'ne first was charged with possessing another person's357 words
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40 1938-08-06 9 Mr. William Bonamy Dobroe has been granted a commission of Pilot Officer m the general duties branch of the Straits Settlements Volunteer Air Forct', it was announced m tho Strats Settlements Government Gazette last night.40 words
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Article34 1938-08-06 9 A general meeting of the Singapore Buddhist Association will be hole at the association premises 67. Spottiswoode Park Road, on Sunday at 7 p.m. Several matters Of importance will be discussed.34 words
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Article, Illustration392 1938-08-06 9 Empire Flying Boat's New Route Reduces Time By 20 Mins. IFHROI GH the co-operation of the Government of the Netherlands Indies, m lifting the ban on foreign aircraft flying over Batavia and Sourahaya defences, 20 minutes* flying time has this week been clipped off the Singapore-Sydney Empire flying boat schedule.Free Press - 392 words
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Article99 1938-08-06 9 Compulsory Nightsoil System A COMPULSORY system of nightsoil removal will be instituted m certain parts of the Rural Board area m Singapore on Jan. 1 next. The area affected includes -Pasir Panjang. Paya Lebar, Bedok, Changi, the Malay Settlement, part of the Bukit Timah district, TampenLs village, Ulu Pandan, Woodlands99 words
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Article26 1938-08-06 9 It was announced In the Slrait* Sett'ements Government Gazette last niglu that Mr. P. V. Ormiston has been appoint :d Agricultural Officer, Singanore.26 words
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Article148 1938-08-06 9 Importance Of Kampong Industries TUNGKU MAHKOTA AS SULTAN'S DEPUTY (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Aug. 5. AWING to the indisposiU tion of the Sultan, Tungku Mahkota opened the Johore State Agricultural Show and the Arts and Crafts Exhibition at the Muar Club padang yesterday. Tungku Mahkota stressed the importance of148 words
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Article107 1938-08-06 9 <Frcm Our Own Corresp.ndent) Malacca, Aug. 5. IN' wiiat is believed to be one of the strongest 'Sumatra' ever to f>uch Malacca, a coolie house at Jasin Lallang cttate. 16 miles from Malacc-a was blown down by wind this morning. The wind was accompanied by107 words
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Article53 1938-08-06 9 A Malay. Aman bin Ibrahim and a woman, Tijah bintl Dollah appeared m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Conrad Oldham, charged with criminal breach of trust, on Feb. 2, m respect of Jewellery. The case was postponed a week tor mention and53 words
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Article54 1938-08-06 9 The Governor has granted a commission as Commander In the Straits Settlements Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve to Capt. Victor Eisendem* Ward, R.N. (Retd.), it was announced m the Government Gazette last night. Acting Sub-Lieutenants Innes ScottDalglelsh. R. J. Draycott. Alexander U Lind and E. H. Hooper have54 words
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Article, Illustration20 1938-08-06 9 V REPUBLICAN BOLOm cipating m the rrapinjr u«»rK behind the front m the Rml tf V? .m.20 words
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Article137 1938-08-06 9 $50,000 SPENT BY JUBILEE FUND A JUKI than $50,000 was spent by the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund during the first half of this >ear. The accounts oi the Fund, which were published m the Straits Settlements Government Gazette last night, iboii that the total income for the hall year was137 words
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Article37 1938-08-06 9 Mr. O. H. M. Stuiges has been appointed a member of the Indian Immigration Committee for a period of three years, it was announced In th<» Straits Settlements Government Gazette last night.37 words
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Article42 1938-08-06 9 Mr. W. Penriiv has been appointed a membrr of the Singapore Harbour Board during tru absence on leave of Mr. F S. Gibson it wy announced m the Stra Is ■ett'.ements Government CtaziLto last night42 words
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492 1938-08-06 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday 'ixew tljtk prices quoted m v.a. currency The above are dealers' middle prices; jcbbers' margins, brokeiage and st-imp duty are not included. Share ol £1 denomination unless Latest Quotations Previously otherwise stated Conversion Loan. i> pc, 1944-64.... 114% 1147k492 words
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Article176 1938-08-06 10 From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday RUBBER: Firm. London: 7 11 16d. 7 13 16d. Previously: 7 9I16d. 7 11 16d. Oct.-Dec: 7 13 16d. 7 7 8 d. Previously: 7 ll|16d. 7 13 16d. Jan.-Mar.: 7T 8 d. 7 1516d. Previously: 7 3 /4 d. 77 8176 words
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Article929 1938-08-06 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co.'s List FRIDAY, AUG. 5, 1938: 5 P.M. MINING Buyers Setters Ampat Till *4s» 3s 9(1 4~, 3d Asam Kjmbang c£t 28s 6d 30s 6d Austral Malay 44s 48s nc d Aycr Hltam (ss; 24s ski 2£>s 9a Ayer Wcng ($1) 60 Bangrin929 words
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Article66 1938-08-06 10 From London: Latest Quotations TIN: Firmer. Spot: £194 12s. 6d. Previously: £194 2s. 6d Three months: C 195 15s Previously: £195 2s. 6d NEW YORK TIN: Opening price: 43.37. Previously 43 37 COPPER: Settlement: £41 7s. 6d Previously: £41 7s. 6d GOLD: Yesterday: £7 2s. Previously: £766 words
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Article64 1938-08-06 10 ISSUED BY PRASER AND CO. AT THE CIOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY ;l c™» m buyers and altho h wi*H n^ Fat^ Were rather st ad i«» and business passed at 90 cents IHter^t aS Mdy but n fres h features oj nM2*£L2£i££r* 3i oents 35 cents Sl64 words
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93 1938-08-06 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Ass ociation Aug. f, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No I.x.R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. August) 25 7 8 26 V 3 Good F.A.Q. m bales (F. 0.8. August) 25V 8 25*k No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot loose) (awardable Singapore) 25% 25% August 253/j 25 7/ 8 September93 words
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Article194 1938-08-06 10 I Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Aug. 5. SELLING London. T.T. 2 3 29 32 London, demand 2 3 29 32 Lyons, demand 2068 Switzerland, demand 247 3 4 Hamburg, demand 141 New York, demand 56 15 16 Montreal, demand 57 Batavia, demand 104 1 16 Samarang, demand 103194 words
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Article66 1938-08-06 10 London Closing Quotations Method or Pant* Defore Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate vtously Paris Franc to 121.1 178 3 8 178* 8 New York S to 4.88 4.89 1 1 4 B9 5 Amsterdam Guilders to 8.97\ 895 7 K 896 Hong Kong.. Psr dollar Is. 3d66 words
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Article356 1938-08-06 10 The follow m" New York quotations are supplied by Reuter DOW-JONES AVERAGES. Previously Yesterday. Close Close Change 30 Industrials 141.73 142.13 up 40 20 Rail 3 28.05 23.16 up .11 20 Utilities 20.38 20.48 up .10 40 Bonds 90.09 89.87 on* .22 Business done— total volume 610,300356 words
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Advertisement64 1938-08-06 10 S. E. Levy Co. Shaogtuu, Hongkong, Manila Slnf*!*** Investment Bankers and Brokers m Secvntte* a Dally Foreign Markt t Cablet and QnoUttom 5 MEMBERS. NEW YORK COTTON SCCHAM'I COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC NEW YORK COFFEE Si SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY FXCHANGF SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS64 words
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1312 1938-08-06 11 LONDON LIVERPOOL STOCKS INCREASE THERE -has been nothing particularly startling m the way of statistical news during the past week. Rubber stocks m London and Liverpool continue to increase; but this is In line with expectations, writes Scrap Collector m his weekly rubber1,312 words
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Article167 1938-08-06 11 Thursday's Rubber Auction THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce 1 Rubber Association held its 1.393 rd auction on Thursday, when there were catalogued 1,580,293 lbs. 705.49 tons; offered 1,022.903 lbs." 456 65 tons; sold 792.090 lbs. 353.61 tons. SPOT London 7 11 16d New York 15 3 i cents PRICES REALISED167 words
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Advertisement181 1938-08-06 11 Classified i m Hp*Tt> l-orf n .tb r I «<."«>«" j sa SI ESCW PTION BATES sinrapor* ■TUMI t»ateM« Withoul M WatoM fo^taee v g M him j.j; heu— m.-lode LomsoaM7 RATES CbJKiflMl Ptc. $JOC ocr r oro-rata naertloa mrrcarM if -i «,i it >1 on lOliHoatlon M»n a «,r181 words
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Advertisement549 1938-08-06 11 31 YEARS OF GASTRIC ULCERS Stomach Now Quite Healed Who could Ma Oli a stomach sufferer for giving U P every hope of a cure after 31 long years of suffering But relief does sur'-ly come when the remedy that never fails is put to the tost. Mrs. M. H549 words
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Advertisement464 1938-08-06 11 BANK OF CHINA Incorporate*! m Cnina -»v Snerlai Charter/ 12. CecU Street Slnraport MODERN BANKING With branches and sub-branches throughout China, and correspondents m all the principal cities of the world, the Bank Is well equipped to transact modern banking business of tvery description. TO LET OFFICES BANK OF CHINA464 words
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Miscellaneous657 1938-08-06 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE. TODAY. ZHI. ™3 metres (1.33 roc/i) ZHP 3O.»fi metres (9.6'J mci) p ni. 12.45 Urht orchestral onccrt played by Reller's Hungarian Band. directed by C. Rcllrr. Relayed from th, Adelphi Hotel. 1.30 Mid-aay rubber prices. 1.32 Light orchestral concert (coitd 2.00 Interval. 4.55 A commentary <>n the657 words
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Article53 1938-08-06 12 The Messageries Maritimes mail and' j passenger liner sjs. Leconte de Lisle.! ifrom Marseilles via Port Said, Djibouti, I Colombo, Madras and Pondicherry is I expected to arrive on Tuesday about If a.m. and sail on the same day about' 111 a.m. for Saigon. Tourane, Haiphong Berth:53 words
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Article21 1938-08-06 12 Aug. 6: Katong (Brit.); Tomohon h (DnC.); Ipoh (Brit.); Senan;i (Dut.). Aug. 7: Kola and Malayan Prtrre ■BritJ I j21 words
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648 1938-08-06 12 Recapturing Position Held In Middle Ages TTALY today ranks as one of the most important shipA building nations m the world, recapturing position shr once held during the Middle Ages. Only recently, before they had completed two large ships. Italian shipyards were working on648 words
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Article592 1938-08-06 12 tnw line extending lor I mile behind the .ship, the M i tug. Henry Burtuii. arrived at Km loon Bay during the week-end, pull. live larg4 800- ton *teel hop].. Tiie Henry Burton left Kwrafhj April anj arrived at BilJ July 2. two and I ha!; moi tl592 words
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Article52 1938-08-06 12 The Conte Blancamano is dm- at .1 t |)in. on Sunday, lrom Otnot Naplr*. v Port Said, Massaua. Bombay imfl I Colombo She will berth at tho SUB E wharf and is expected to s\ll Ifainjl It 8 pm. on the b.une day (or Manila.] BoB| Koiik52 words
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Article25 1938-08-06 12 Main W I 01 w I Ml VM h nanu n i i XlSnt I. flHarli D Ku,. N" I D Ml D25 words
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Advertisement460 1938-08-06 12 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Passage 5451. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. &NAOIAN MCIfIC InSw^r tWrvEtl^ Clncorporated In England) 2™? "EMWraSS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by TRANS-CONTIN-ENTAL TRAIN460 words
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Advertisement123 1938-08-06 12 BIBBY UNI I.OMMI.N UMIKI »'\H MM I luMnin,! Mail r.issrncrr \>y*l X W.noy u|u\|n,, hIKI x(> MAKnFIII.KS I'MMnii IXII LOMHJN «Hh thronck ccMfrtfci to Sin r a port tnd Pm)>«« ■OW Iftt mm I Un *O1 X :i vi DP I oxf oct c WORCI CHE 1 m ui:;k. i123 words
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Miscellaneous515 1938-08-06 12 I Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.45 a.m Swettenham, Taiping and Tclok Aruson. Weekdays* Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai, Thursday and Friday 7 am Sunday 7 p.m. Kuala Lumpur and Penang Weekdays: 7.45 am Malacca, Batu Annam, Batu Pahat, Gemas,515 words
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Advertisement341 1938-08-06 13 [H VJ I L BKITISH fpsOandBRITISH INDIA LINES .11 H IN ENGLAND) P&O.S. N. GO'S SAILINGS, OUTWARDS IhM Due S'porc Tonnage. S'porc. IMS 1938 BURDVVAN G. 070 Sept 24 8 RANPURA 17.000 Oct 7 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct 21 SOMALI ,6.800 Oct. 21 2G CANTON 15.500 Nov 4 9 CORFU 15.000341 words
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Advertisement407 1938-08-06 13 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd, ilncorporatea m England.) FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT, VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer CITY OI DERBY Havie. L'don. R'dam, H burg, Grow Tn Pnrf a,* CTTY OF SINGAPORt Havre. L'don R'dam, Hburg. Glasgow aub i «£nV CITY OF BAGDAD Havre. L'don. R'dam. Hburg. g407 words
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Advertisement774 1938-08-06 13 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE AND PENANG PHONE 5154 (7 Lines) REPRESENTING. MMfIM Hie BLUE i l nnkl LINt ■ih-.-.i.n Steam The llua Khtow Suamahip Co (1932) Ltd. Sbip Co., Ltd. and Cbina Mutual steam Cunard Wlr.tr SUr Ltd. Navigation c Ltd.) Aberdeen Coranonweattb Line. The Straits Steamship Co. Ltd. Sha»774 words
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Advertisement630 1938-08-06 14 K. P. M. lOBOALl— Saturday Aug G. Selat- Pandjang, Koedap. Tampoetih. Tam-pat-Tinggi. Eengkalis, Seneboei aid Bagan Si-Api-Api. TOHlTl— Saturday, Aug. 6. Pontianak. TOMOHON Saturday, Aug. 6, SingJawang, Pemangkat and Sambas TOBA Saturday. Aug. 6, Moeara-Sgba and- Djambi. RELAWAN Sunday. Aug. 7. Koemai Samplt and Bandjermasin. MAROS— Sunday, Aug. 7. Prigi-Radja.630 words
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Advertisement523 1938-08-06 14 JOINT SERVICE PRINCE LINE SILVER LINE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Doe Singapore Singapore New York M V MALAYAN PRINCE In Port Aug 9 Sept. 25 MS. SILVERSANDAL Aug. 18 Aug. 25 Oct 9 M.V CHINESE PUINCE Sept. 1 Sept523 words
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Advertisement344 1938-08-06 14 U. b. K. Li! FOR ifMCA AW tOiTl t^T^^S. 1 M urn Mam liuenoi \irrs v Zanz)oar. a,rrenco Marque Mf ana Capi f i 1 L» Plala Mara Kueno* Aires Cape Town. R and Montr. nelr tun Africa Maru Rueno s Airrs Zanzibar. I>. ***i renco Marqi and Cmw 1344 words
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Article80 1938-08-06 15 Last night's fights at Kuala Lumpur resulted: Joe Eagle (9.5) beat Baby Guzman <9.9) on a foul m the fifth of 12 threeminute rounds. Baby Eagle (8 BV2> drew with Buddy Amon (8.12) over eight twos. M. Dass 17.9) won on a t.k.o. In the fifth round80 words
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Article25 1938-08-06 15 The output from Kramat Pulai mine for the month of July, was: Tin Ore. From the Mine 224 Piculs From Tributors 230 45425 words
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Article, Illustration57 1938-08-06 15 REGINALD WHITCOMBE, British Open Golf champion, and Henry Cotton met the South Africans, A. I). Locke and Sid Brews on the Old Course at Walton Heath, Surrey, m the first half of a 72-holes four-ball challenge match for K.SOQ. Picture shous A. D. Locke driving from the Ist lee. Cotton57 words
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456 1938-08-06 15 First On Record For Long Race London, July 27. QOODWOOD made a break with tradition yesterday when the race for the Stakes resulted m a dead-heat between Lord Glanely's Naval Display and Sir Harold Gray's Snake Lightning writes Meyrlck Good m the Sporting Life.456 words
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Article151 1938-08-06 15 MR. George Allison, manager of Arsenal, is angry with the 111 M.C.C. The M.C.C. has invited Denis Ccmpton. Arsenal footballer and Test cricketer, to go to South Africa this winter. Whether he will go or net is another matter. '■I am astonished that the M.C.C.151 words
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Article227 1938-08-06 15 Oxford B.A. To Become A Chinese IOHN ALB AN McCAUSLAND. Oxford University graduate of 1935, expects to become a naturalised Chinese citizen this month. His decision, McCausland told an interviewer m Hankow, was motivated by a sense of love for the Chinese, whose modes of living, customs and traditions were227 words
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Article173 1938-08-06 15 Renter cables Home cricket results as follows: At Canterbury. Kent beat Lancashire by 125 runs. Kent 329 (Fagg 134, Wilkinson five for 72) and 205 (Wilkinson seven for 52). Lanes 246 (Todd five for 6) and 163. At Leicester, Yorkshire beat Leicestershire by an innings and 74 runs.Reuter - 173 words
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Article281 1938-08-06 15 Wants To Go On Chasing Louis TOMMY FAR R has helped to clear up one part of the British boxing situation by renouncing his British heavyweight title. Farr, however, has no intention of relinquishing his Empire championship and still maintains that he is defending it281 words
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319 1938-08-06 15 Johore Beat S. D. In Good Match DLAYING the Staff and Departments XI at Tanglin yesterday the Johore C.C. gained a two wic.ket victory m an exciting finish. F. Smith hit 6 sixes and 4 boundaries m his 88 and his third wicket partnership with Baker, which realised 72 runs,319 words
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Article72 1938-08-06 15 Don Bradman will soon have a street named after him m Adelaide, his home town by adoption. Plans are shortly to be .submitted for a new sub-division at Wpodville. a suburb of Adelaide, and it is almost certain that one of the new streets72 words
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Article110 1938-08-06 15 Starting time ballot for four ball matches at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow are: From the 10th tec: 8.25 a.m. Johnson, Macaulay, Mackintosh, Edwards. 8.35 a.m. Marsden, Simpson, Da vies. 8.45 a.m. Warner, Charlesworth, Clar Jtson. 8.55 a.m. Harvey, Bailey, Wharton 905 a.m. Wilson, Clery, Clarke, Bridges. 9.15 a.m.110 words
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Miscellaneous732 1938-08-06 15 fhurch Services 4.30 p.m. Service of Worship (in' Malay). Preacher: Rev. Chew Hock Hln Men: 8.00 p.m. Bible Story Telling Class Tho: 5.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Speaker: Mrs. Lim Guan Quce Sat: 8 p.m. Ep worth League Meeting Speaker: Mr. Lee Teck Hock. STRAITS CHINESE PRESBYTERI4N nuucH :7, Prinsep Street732 words
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Miscellaneous175 1938-08-06 15 Diary Of The HOTELS. RAFFLES: Orchestral OOOCtTt 315 to 9.15 p.m Dinner and Dance 945 Vj Midnight Attraction. "Duo Novae" SEA VIEW: Special Dinner and Dance. Entertainment by Nacijt Saraski CINEMAS. NEW A IH AM BRA 'The Adventures of Robin Hood.' with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. Warner Bros175 words
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Article, Illustration845 1938-08-06 16 Bombus Has Chance Of First Race In Country FINAL DAY OF P.T.C, AUTUMN MEETING TOOD racing is promised today, the final day of the PtMM v Turf Club's Autumn meeting, when a programme tf varied distances will be carried out. Two Up845 words
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245 1938-08-06 16 Keenly Contested Friendly Match Yesterday nKFENDJN'G and attacking strongly the V.M.C.A. registered a convincing victory over the R.A.F. (Headquarters) by five goals to nil m a* keenly contested game of soccer at the Prince Edward Road ground yesterday. Though playing without245 words
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Article269 1938-08-06 16 o^grts events, 'ike many other as- pects ot peace time activity, b ivr Km m on normal schedule m Hankow. The latest highlights of Hankow's op' it> featured a swimming contest m 119 boi.s ap.d :M:i^ participated. A majority of the contestants were students269 words
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129 1938-08-06 16 MEDICALS START WELL AGAINST S.C.C. 4 START was made on the padans yesterday m the two day cricket match between the S.C.C. and thfl Medical College. The College batted first and w?re two wickets down far 6ft runs when stumps were drawn for the day. K. S. Ratnam was clean129 words
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Article111 1938-08-06 16 A large gathering was present at tne Oldneld Cup competition aw Changl C4i Thursday. Ie resulted m a win for the H.K.F. Indian Battery Sixth H.K.F. Battery. Rcyal Artllleiy Changi secured tirst place while tlw sth and 7th H.K.F. Batteries RA.K Blakan Mati w?re second and thira111 words
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Article42 1938-08-06 16 The Daily Telegraph reports that the Davis Cup tennis player. D. Prenn a tormer champion of Germany, who J25 b u arre<l tr °m play for Germany m mi because he is a Jew, has applied for naturalisation as a British subject.42 words
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Article166 1938-08-06 16 The two teams ot eight to represent 1 th? Straits Settlements m the Nation al R fle Association's Ov?rjeas 303 Full Range Postal Match w:ll be chosen iroin the following: Bis'ey Ifesttng SR >l Scores. Sgt. Rlcl- Gordons I2f> Sgi.. Mi t n\ up166 words
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Article48 1938-08-06 16 The Dyne Cup final at the Ttnglin Club will be played on Monday betwaen Mrs. Stapledon and Oak-Rhind and Mrs. and Mr Strickland. The semi-final of the open mixed doubles event between Dr. and Mrs HoDkins and Mr. and Mrs. Strickland will take place on Tuesday.48 words
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Article98 1938-08-06 16 S^OCCER enthusiasts u-j country icVl benefit trcm the initiative of th°. Malayan Amateur Ro<i<o Scdetf, thrauah which they iiill be able to listen m to a broadcast commentary o,v the Ma ay a Cup soccer final bet^-ecn Singapore and Sc^anaor. The description cf the name bf98 words
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255 1938-08-06 16 TODAY makes the 14t!i .imp Belangor and Singapore are m the final af the Malaya Cuu competition since its inception m 1921. Singapore won last year making nine wins m all. Sclangor won four times and two matches wore drawn. The Cup went to255 words
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Article205 1938-08-06 16 'CONDITIONS m the Roy.l Singapore Yacht Ciub.> rowing semi-final oi i the Illawara senior pairs yesterday. were bad. as there was a strong tide and a wind blowing down the course In the first heat. "A" crew who beat "D-'.crew. gained a lead of a205 words
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Advertisement69 1938-08-06 16 NO MORE CASTOR OIL c ,j2S5 with nasty smell and disagreeable taste CASTOPHENE fLaxative and Purgative HAS NOT THE SLIGHTEST TA STE or SMELL o. CASIO"* c y^^^\ Tastes Only Like Chocolate JFtl t For Ch iUren. Adults and 01 LV* r^H Bottles of 25 Chocolates SO 75- 50 s69 words
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