The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 August 1939
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Title Section18 1939-08-11 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15,853. ESTD. 1835 FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1039. 5 CENTS j18 words
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185 1939-08-11 1 Comment By Forster After Seeing Hitler REPORTED "ACTION IF NECESSARY" HINT I. VERY SOON RETURN TO THE REICH." THK STATEMENT, ACCORDING TO A REPORT P.\Rl< LAST NIGHT, WAS MADE BY HERR IMER.THE DANZIG NAZI LEADER, IN AN INTERVFTER HIS RETURN FROM VISITING HITI.KK. eseReuter - 185 words
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Article22 1939-08-11 1 HITLER "HIGHEST SACRIFICE" I •>: "nan," der sch. Gertddressing 01 works B tlei rieite highest W there is but that :or the ReuterReuter - 22 words
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175 1939-08-11 1 Ministers To Discuss Axis Strength ROME COMMENT Rome, Auf. 10. WHEN Count Ciano and Herr von Ribbentrop meet at Salzburg their aim will be "to ascertain the stage or i military and political collaboration now reached by Germany and Italy" according to Signor Gayda ("the mouthpiece of Mussolini") writing InReuter - 175 words
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Article36 1939-08-11 1 Chicago. Aug. 10. A marriage licence was issued today to Mr. Fred Snite— the "man in the iron lung"— and Miss Teresa Larkin, aged 25, who is described as an old friend of the family.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration30 1939-08-11 1 THE QUEEN last week treat to Tid worth where she presented a new standard to the Queen's Bays. Her Majesty is seen watching a parade of tanks during the visit.30 words
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138 1939-08-11 1 FTokio, Aug. 10. OLLOWING incidents at Swatow, after the landing of British marines from a destroyer, Japanese troops were posted to "isolate" the British Consulate there, according to Japanese press despatches. According to the Japanese Domei News Agency, the Japanese consul at Swatow hasReuter - 138 words
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Article114 1939-08-11 1 London, Aug. 10. NO instructions have yet been sent to Sir Robert Cralgie, British Ambassador in Tokio, Reuters diplomatic correspondent understands. Official circles have not yet any knowledge or reports that the Japanese military mission intend to leave Tokio next week if negotiations are not resumed.Reuter - 114 words
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Article55 1939-08-11 1 Batavia, Aug. 10 LEADERS of different parties represented on the national council have proposed a motion urging the necessity for reinforcing the defences of the Netherlands Indies. It is considered special attention should be given to the navy and air force, both from anReuter - 55 words
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Article57 1939-08-11 1 The Hague, Auff. 10. It la learned that Dr. Colljn, former premier, accompanied by his wife is leaving for a world tour at the end of September. He will visit the United States, Japan. China and the Netherlands East Indies, returning home in timeReuter - 57 words
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Article23 1939-08-11 1 London, Au*. Mr Quo Tai-chi. Chinese Ambassador, visited Lord Halifa:; at the Foreign Office yesterday -nd icmatned for three quarters of an hour.23 words
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Article86 1939-08-11 1 London, Aug. 10. nri<;: DUKJI and Duchess of Kent have decided to fly to Karachi when they proceed to Australia in October when the Duke takes up the appointment of GovernorGeneral— in order to shorten what would otherwise be a long sea voyage. According toReuter - 86 words
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Article80 1939-08-11 1 London, Aug. 10 THE RJV.F. air exercises, suspended during the night owing to bad weather, were resumed this morning, when a feature of operations was the accurate work of the Observer Corps. Several bomber formations completed raids without being seen by fighter patrols, but bad weatherReuter - 80 words
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Article68 1939-08-11 1 London, Aug. 10. FOLLOWING conferences between railway unions and companies, the possibility of a strike, following a dispute over wording conditions, has been put off until next week. After a meeting between the companies and Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, an official statement was68 words
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Article114 1939-08-11 1 Danzig, Aug. 10. "We meet in grave times and protest before the whole world against the anti-Danzig war threat which Poles have been making for weeks past," declared Herr Forster. Danzig Nazi leader, addressing a mass demonstration here tonight. Herr Forster added that foreign journalists had assumed theReuter - 114 words
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274 1939-08-11 1 Crisis Th reatening Over Yugo-Slavia REPORTED TROOP MOVES BY GERMANY ITALY London, Aug. 10. DEPORTS from the Yugoslav frontier arouse fears that Yugo-Slavia will be the centre of the next European crisis, reports a News Chronicle special correspondent from Belgrade today, adding that it is reliably reported Italians in AlbaniaReuter - 274 words
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Article106 1939-08-11 1 Canton, Vug. 10. IL|R. Wang Chlng-wel, former Vice- President of the Kuomintang. Mnee disowned and labelled a "traitor" by the Chinese Government, in a radio speech tonight discussed his aims for peace with Japan. He said a truce in the whole of China could be immediatelyEastern News - 106 words
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Article135 1939-08-11 1 London, Aug. 10. IN reply to a query as to whether peace would be maintained, addressed by the editor of the Daily Express to 12 foreign correspondents of the newspaper, ten of the correspondents have declared that they were certain that there would be no135 words
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Article144 1939-08-11 1 Simla, Aui. Jo. T.IE red-bearded Fakir of Ipi. lor the past 14 years terror or Waziristan. has reappeared at Kharre, on the ronhern border al north Wazlrlstan. :rom where h^ was dislodged by military action last year. The air blockade, which cut ofl from theirReuter - 144 words
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Advertisement93 1939-08-11 1 f? 0^ APF FN'TERESTED HOME 0 s fIjoTIRMAITS st> J!!!L 0 A DF 1 T*ri < 8Ti r r T l T i f tvArrl rS HI 1 1 r I LiJuO II." 1 Limj Cocktail Dance 7 p.m to 9 p.m. SER DANCE (informal) 9-45 to midnight S *VERYN93 words
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Advertisement91 1939-08-11 1 FASHION FALL 1. CALL FOR KAYSER NEW SMOOTH FITTING UNDERWEAR STOCKINGS AT:CMOTIRMALLS 41-43, High St. SEAVIEW HOTEL TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTELS ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY A. BERSHADSKY DINNER $3— NO AFTER DINNER ADMISSION CH\K(>K DANCE INFORMAL SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE THE ADELPHI SEA VIEW91 words
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570 1939-08-11 2 JAPAN HINTS AT BREAKING OFF TOKIO PARLEY Minister's Interview With British Envoy TOLD "NO INTENTIONAL DELAY BY BRITAIN" Tokio, Aug. 10. MR. SOTOMATSU KATO, Japanese Minister-at-Large to China and head of the Japanese delegation to the Tokio conference on Tientsin, had an interview with Sir Robert Craigie, the British Ambassador,570 words
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Article115 1939-08-11 2 Anti-British Campaign At Hankow Hankow, Aug. 10. AUROE-SCALE anti-British campaign was launched here today, the streets being placarded with anti-British posters. A special anti-British demonstration has been arranged for next Sunday. the second anniversary of the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese hostilities at Shanghai in 1937. Chinese shops have been ordered115 words
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104 1939-08-11 2 Palestine Jews Urged To Oppose British Policy Geneva. Aug. 10. IUON COOPERATION with the British! Government in retaliation for the suspension of Jewish immigration to Palestine and the White Paper policy was urged by Rabbi Meir Berlin in his opining address to the world conference oi Mitrachi i Orthodox Wing104 words
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Article62 1939-08-11 2 London, \u?. 10. dfctofcw to postpone the general black-out in connection with the air exercises last night came too late to affect the elaborate schemes for A.R.P. practice arranged in many parts of England. Several loc-al authorities, including Birmingham, Rochester. Bedford. Brighton and Derby, went62 words
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Article22 1939-08-11 2 Telephone and telegraph services between Rangoon and Kunming, capital of Yunnan, were fora:ally opened to the general public yesterday, reports Union Times.22 words
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102 1939-08-11 2 Tendon, Any. 10. Two leading legal authorities, Professor Norman Benfwich and Margery i ry, today sent a telegram to Lord Halifax stating: "We are alarmed by the rumour that Chinese suspects in Tientsin may be handed over to the Japanese. We consider the legality102 words
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46 1939-08-11 2 A triple collision occurred -at "the junction of River Valley and Kim Seng Roads last night, involving two cars and a Chinese cyclist. The cyclist who is reported to be badly injured, was removed be lore the. arrival of th? ambulance46 words
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Article56 1939-08-11 2 Madrid, Au?. 10. Both military and the original Falange (Fascist) elements have been given representation on the Falange Party council by the appointment of Senor Ramon Suner as president, General Augustin Monoz Grande as Secretary and General Pedro Gamero as vice-Secretary-General. Gen. Pedro Gamero was56 words
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Article115 1939-08-11 2 London, Aug- 10. I ONDON newspapers stress the useful picture which is being given of Britain's growing armed strength. The Times writes that, though the value for training purposes of the mobilisation of the reserve fleet is not to be underestimated, it is no secret step115 words
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521 1939-08-11 2 THREE schemes lor the social welfare of young civilians and Services men were placed before leading citizens of Singapore at a tea given at Bisliopsbourne, by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. R*v. B. C. Roberts, last evening. The proposals were for a Toe521 words
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Article, Illustration37 1939-08-11 2 The sea v/all which will push the Esplanade considerably further out to sea is making: good progress. It will extend from the Finzapore River to Stamford Canal. This Free Press picture shows wor.i in progress.37 words
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180 1939-08-11 2 Bucharest, Aii?. 10. I/ING CAROL of Rumania, who is cruising in the Mediterranean, is credited in some quarters here with the intention of cutting short his holiday and returning to Bucharest owing to the international situation. Large-scale manoeuvres are beginning shortly in Rumania, which180 words
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111 1939-08-11 2 London, Aug. 10. ABOUT 150 reservist instructors at a Yeovil (Somerset) camp have been angered because some of them go a iortnight without pay when the return to civil life, and because they are not receiving a reserve allowance in addition to their army pay whileReuter - 111 words
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47 1939-08-11 2 More Troops Arriving From India Today ANOTH z ments gunners, m various othi tirtfade— are rore toci; slid K will the Sinsa The arriva of rein fen lv 7,000 thr that More I bers are ircm west so. Huge troop-can last evening with for the new i47 words
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97 1939-08-11 2 CRITICISMS OF F.M.S. TRADF. UNION BILL From Our G*.. STRING t-NT i tions of the Union Bill yr posed by the Pear*. Council was rr.ad< by I Gopalan. a member oi Union < -nd the Trade I meeting today. Speaki. labourers on poor quah; schools. Tl. Goil oupht to take97 words
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Article13 1939-08-11 2 R. E. FOOTBALLER INJURED Enfrii:f< I jured at the P He i: i13 words
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Article21 1939-08-11 2 'QUAKE IN BULGARIA CAUSES TERROR Wai: I I an area i Central were Td Brad of B of terror «r ReuterReuter - 21 words
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77 1939-08-11 2 Films Smuggled In Diplomatic Bag New York, Aug. 10. pHAKGES have been forwarded to Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, by Attorney Cahill, .illejing that the French Foreign Ministry permitted its diplomatic baj to be used for snuggling commT^ifil lilms. Dr. Cahill forwarded the ch.xrr;es at the request of the77 words
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Article144 1939-08-11 2 London, Aug. 10. TT was decided today that the copp?r production quota should be raised Irom 95 to 105 per cent, of basic tonnages, effective from Aug. 16. This decision came as no surprise ti. the London metal exchange Well-informed observers point out i that as144 words
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Article58 1939-08-11 2 Smyrna, Aii£. 10. STARVING, thirsty, exhausted and 1 penniless, 500 Jewish refugees are marooned aboard the steamer Parita. flying the Panama flas, in thr harbour here. The Turkish authorities have refuted permission for them to land. The steamer has exhausted he.r fuel, and her engine* have.Reuter - 58 words
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Advertisement58 1939-08-11 2 onr fme selection I Eve*.' »»;.U lia-i been carefully selected from the finest English, S^/r^ Australian and Continental breeds /^ZIJ and represents the best value In poultry that can be obtained. I Always a fresh supply in stock V r r^ and select for yourself ill ~—^jjfnjiinjttTTnip^^B^^ PUOUE 5376 FIVE58 words
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Article, Illustration25 1939-08-11 3 SOme c O Jn£\T%T" Slr U yil Wiil be at the "Circus lomes To Town entertainment at Raffles Hotel next week.25 words
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344 1939-08-11 3 INSPECTOR SAYS MORE 'PIN -TABLES' IN SINGAPORE Have Sprung Up Like Mushrooms" SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID: TWO MEN FINED INURING the past 10 days pin tables in shops have sprung up like mushrooms in a night. Practically every shop has them," declared Inspector P. Gordon in the Singapore Third Police344 words
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244 1939-08-11 3 y^ SUGGESTION that an ambulance should be placed on Bukit Timah Road, in view of the number of accidents there was made to the Singapore Rural Board yesterday in a letter from a resident of Johore. The writer said he had seen two very244 words
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124 1939-08-11 3 Did Not Report Arrival Japanese Fined MAKOTO AOKI, 43-year-old Japanese, v>'us fined $5 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to report his arrival from Johore within 48 hours to the Registrar of Aliens. Aoki's wife. Mrs. Yoshiko Aoki, was cautioned124 words
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Article97 1939-08-11 3 SINGAPORE has a village with two names, the chairman of the Rural Board, Mr. W. S. Ebden. announced at a meeting of the board yesterday. When going along Jurong Road, he said, one saw a settlement called Jurong Village. When returning, however, one found the97 words
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94 1939-08-11 3 QUESTION OF WATER ELECTRIC BILLS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Au£. 9. FAT no reply had yet been received from the State Engineer was the information given to Mr. K. K. Benjamin by the chairman at today's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board when he referred to his94 words
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Article81 1939-08-11 3 •PHE suit between J. N. Jones, a bulld- ing engineer, and Wee Cheng Soon, a building contractor, was continued before Mr. Justice Manning In the Singapore Hish Court yesterday. Jones claimed more than $4,000 from Cheng Soon for alleged wrongful dismissal, his claim comprising six months'81 words
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158 1939-08-11 3 Coroner Says Driver Was Not Negligent A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at an inquiry yesterday into the death of a middle-aged Chinese, Teow Cheang Chew, who died from injuries received when his cycle158 words
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Article29 1939-08-11 3 A WRIST WATCH, handbag and brooches belonging to a European, woman, Miss Aringten, of 99 Cavanagn Road, have been stolen. Police are investigating the matter.29 words
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Article70 1939-08-11 3 15- Year-Old Boy Is Fined $15 ALLEGED TO HAVE POSTED UP slogan leaflets on the wall of a coffee shop at Changi, a 15-year-old Chinese schoolboy, Poh Peng Hoo, was fined $15 by Mr. Conrad Oldham, Singapore Second Magistrate and District Judge, yesterday. He was charged together70 words
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189 1939-08-11 3 44THE RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION have been troubled by this petty pilfering for some considerable time. The loss at the goods shed has been something approaching the figure or $1,000 in the last six months, commented Inspector M. M. Whittles, in the Singapore Third Police Court189 words
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Article88 1939-08-11 3 "THIS ii a trick with bicycle thieves, filing the numbers away." remarked Court li-Lspector Such to Mr. Conrad Oldham. Singapore Second Magistrate and District Judge, yesterday, when a Chinese, Tan Chiang Hck, was senten ed to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment for stealing a bicycle. Accused was88 words
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Article94 1939-08-11 3 TO HAVE approached a I woman from behind and snatched her gold necklace valued at $16 a Cantonese, Loh Siew Chonfc who plcad-d guilty to the charge of theft in the Second Court yesterday, had sentence deferred nntU tomorrow. The prosecution stated that tbt woman, Chang94 words
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Article61 1939-08-11 3 Band At Far rer Park Today JHE BAND of the Straiu mill I Mini Police will perform In public today at Fairer Park at 5.30 p.m. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster. Programme is as follows: March, "The Advance Guard," Hum. Overture, 'Plymouth Hoe," Ansell; Selection, "Viennese Memories61 words
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130 1939-08-11 3 "PUT IN TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF WORK" (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 0. CPEAKING on behalf of the Unofficial u Members at today's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board, Mr. K. K. Benjamin said that Mr. W. N. Gourlay, the chairman, who went on leave last week had130 words
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101 1939-08-11 3 "JLIALAYANISATION" of signs bearm ing the names of villages in the Singapore rural area was rejected by the Rural Board yesterday. The engineer, Mr. E. N. Dimmock. submitted alternative designs for village name-boards, a rectangle with the name of the village, or the type used101 words
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Article120 1939-08-11 3 "^THE Municipal Commission and the Improvement Trust get tea, fancy biscuits, cigars and cigarettes," said t?ic chairman of the Singapore Rural Board, Mr. W. S. Ebden, at a meeting of the board yesterday. "Hoicever, we do not even have an ashtray for the Press," he120 words
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176 1939-08-11 3 Murder Inquiry: Hainanese Is Discharged "T CONSIDER there is insufficient evidence to implicate the third accused in either the robbery or the murder. There is evidence that he might have known deceased had money on him but that, I consider, is not sufficient. It is circumstantial evidence and the weakest176 words
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Article43 1939-08-11 3 Woman 's Alleged Suicide Attempt /CLAIMING TRIAL to a charge Of attempting to commit suicide by drinking caustic soda in Weld Road on Sunday, a Chinese woman, Puah Law Seng, had the case against her postponed a fortnight, in the Second Court yesterday.43 words
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Advertisement8 1939-08-11 3 ft %^^t ii 51.60 J1.70 till CX LW.8 words
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Advertisement54 1939-08-11 3 A real Malayan Delicacy! CURRIED CHICKEN which is just one of a number of products canned by experts at the Malayan Products Canning Co., Ltd., Penang. Try one of these products to-day they are obtainable from all provision stores in Malaya. Large or small or from sole distributor: SINYAR COMPANY,54 words
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Article, Illustration1824 1939-08-11 4 A Singapore MAN in LONDON The Kent Coast, Aug. 2. AS you see, your corres- pondent is still on holiday. What is more, while rain has been ruining outdoor recreations in most parts of the country, he has to report brilliant sunshine. So many hours of it, in fact, that1,824 words
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Advertisement189 1939-08-11 4 It Seemed Like A^ff|irr|f>|A says Miss ßumsey I Tl I lai/IU oflondonEnghnd I ACTUALLY LOOKED YOUNGER Whole appearance changed B^BR^ p looks twice as attractive. W Friends positively envious HT gfig^fe? .*?~w of her marvellous complexion T"^ i £tT". fl m.iacle to me j«B for >/i« /o ma^e iu< Aan189 words
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Advertisement94 1939-08-11 4 We Stock to SatisfyNovelties, PUii Taf: Goods. Kimonos, I r. and Hn v i< REMEMBER CULABRAIS 45 M GH 2 WHEN OUT SHOTi coGmtry HOT l l p(9 14Jm. Upper Thonuon-Sembawang Rd. Opp. Mat. G«tf *i Fully Licensed. Excellent Cuisine Large Bathing Pagar For weekends or local lea ve Special94 words
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Article, Illustration279 1939-08-11 5 picture. picture. picture. picturr iHVof the Bn-'."l Blenheim medium bomber: Squadrons of these the Royal Air Force at Singapore. They arc rail of any other air force in the Far East. THE BRISTOL Blenheim bomber, which will be seen at Self tar shortly,Free Press - 279 words
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Article, Illustration19 1939-08-11 6 picture. A vieic of the Malayan educational conference meetina in Kuala Lumpur. nearly 200 delegates are attending- Free PressFree Press - 19 words
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Article376 1939-08-11 6 Was Dead Man Driver Of Lorry? SEGAMAT CORONER ON A "REMARKABLE CASE" (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Aug. i>. "THIS is one of the most remarkable cases I have heard/' declared Mr. K. G. A. Dohoo, Segamat Coroner, tolay, at an inquest into the death of Tan Yens Lee, a376 words
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Article128 1939-08-11 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. A TALK ON "Peter Fleming and Some Other Travellers" was given by Mr. R. C. Gates, Assistant Director of Co-operative Societies, S.S. and F.M.S., to the General Clerical Service Association Reading Circle at the Town Hall this afternoon,128 words
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265 1939-08-11 6 Alleged Acid Throwing Outsit Mosque (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. 9. AN alleged acid throwing incident A ou t s ide a mosque in a crowded street in Malacca town, resulting in ?he loss of sight of the left eye and nartial blindness of the right eye of a265 words
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Article39 1939-08-11 6 Pleading guuty to iraudulent possession of three fowls in Onan Road on June 23, a Chinese, Poh Nang, who was stated to have two previous convictions, was sentenced to three weeks' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Second Court yesterday.39 words
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Article48 1939-08-11 6 Plea For Removal Of "Eyesore" A n»i« ri obviou, the town v. as i. ron at todays m* Unpreanitar b he noticed with to make Hh tion of ment a pi turned dc\Mi He aske<i i,h. used lor ciemar^tioi. v: placed vith somethfor the next mer Advisory Comm48 words
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44 1939-08-11 6 pDGAR Wallace's thriller "On The Spot" will be presented tonight and tomorrow night by the Repertory Players at the Victoria Theatre. These will be the final performances of this play, which created a good impression last Saturday night.44 words
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Article312 1939-08-11 6 Playground Proposal Turned Down LONG VIEW IS URGED «F. ~:r Oar Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. \I7E MUST TAKE a long view with j rr; r ard to public parks and open es in a town expanding as rapidly KWftla Lumpur," declared Mr. G. D. Cameron r.t today's Kuala312 words
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Article165 1939-08-11 6 <From Our Own Correspondents Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. "AT present any tree big enough to hold a notice is a hoarding if within three chains of a main road within Kuala Lumpur district, and I don't see that people should pay $10 or any I other165 words
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Advertisement16 1939-08-11 6 SOMH OTWEtt DAY iAW-ftlsHT MOW (VI COT TO SH fAIUMOUNTS •invitation to happiness" I ALHAMBRA -TODAY16 words
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Advertisement161 1939-08-11 6 ¥mk mm wWA m fJL Am m dfbufi&tn m m Bft^^P N I Singapore, -Tune, 1939. Malayan Motors Ltd., HH Orchard Road, Hi Singapore. ■B I Sflj Having completed mv first tho I I "a the' clear SJ O rL% O anrorpV\ O cVtn e s n u?a U nce161 words
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372 1939-08-11 7 Weekly Rubber Market Reviews CTANTON Nelson and Co., in their weekly rubber review issued last night state: In mid-August, 1938, we wrote as follows: The anxiety shown early this week lest the present intense military activity in Germany might portend another stroke in Central Europe372 words
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Article104 1939-08-11 7 QWINQ to the holidays intervenms the market, if possible, has been even quieter than before, with prices remaining at much the same level, state Lewis and Peat. There is a continuous demand from consuming centres, and although thi.s will not follow any rise, advantage Is immed'ately104 words
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Article161 1939-08-11 7 rne Singapore Chamber of Comi merce Rubber Association held its 1446th auction, yesterday, when there were. Lbs. Toiio Catalogued 1,188,728 530.68 Oircrcd 1.059,101 472.81 Sold 711,723 317.73 London Spot 8 9 16d.; New York Spot 16%CU. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sis. et Cents per lb. Standard quality161 words
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Article205 1939-08-11 7 THE following bocks will be ready for issue at Raffles Library tomorrow. Stage and Bar, Illustrated, George Pleydell Bancroft: Glass Houses, Carleton Beals; English Literature in the Twentieth Century, J. W. Cunliffe; Gentlemen of the Broad Arrows, W G. Val Davis: Science in Antiquity. Benjamin Farrington;205 words
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Advertisement56 1939-08-11 7 NEXT CHANGE ALHAMBRA fvwM* C*Ch« Mart* Arr.ettt Em*!i» SUM SUMMERVILIE HINRY WIICOXON It; INIZ COUITNfY JOHN QUALEN j^ JAN I DAI Well MUUNi MOOU lHm Kmm kM«M JB* Uf'u.tt tl 0' MktiMhl Aw.: tm«««v« *•<*<•' («<M Wvri.l A K>* C.-f c-v BuTWAftOCM— i ocTTt) go nno I!to^ PARAMO UMTS jij^^56 words
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Advertisement244 1939-08-11 7 OPENING TONIGHT 6.15 9.15 JOEL SLOANE I B A If I I I n hi BACKONTHEJOBI PAVILION FOLKS!... NEW! «■■t W II MURDERS... NEWI ~T^ I .^B^HHM B^B^B^ T B^B^^^^^ B^B^B^ B^B^r fV K B^BH B^BT X B^B^Bl ,^BT^ I Those gay. romantic sweethearts are on the loose ajraln' Solving244 words
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590 1939-08-11 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1939. Japan The Axis EVENTS IN JAPAN this week are likely to be of vital importance for the future of peace in the Far East. Alter several months or hesitation, the Japanese Government is being forced by the militarists to make up its590 words
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Article, Illustration926 1939-08-11 8 A Special Correspondent - Hungarian Harvest Axis War Plans A Special Correspondent By tion EUROPE'S harvests are taking on a new significance this summer, and nowhere is this truer than on the great wheat lands of Hungary. The beginning of harvest and the closing of Parliament are the two events which mark the official926 words
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Article186 1939-08-11 8 IN every field of Industrial activity there are increasing signs of Britain's national readiness to meet the needs of war, if such a catastrophe as war should occur. In regard to coal, one of the mast vital needs of a nation either in peace or war,186 words
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Advertisement248 1939-08-11 8 F i B B 1 luff P LYM 0 UTH HHr n mill 1 t \f Kjgr l f OiiAiilY 1 in^sm ..^^o^o. Are your AND SUEDE— The scientiP«^ w^ »H Bm. mv/> ftcally prepared dressing PI ID IB< IP I V f^ r su ede shoes is Propert's li248 words
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Advertisement29 1939-08-11 8 I What is the "Something? in every garment leaving this establishment It cannot bs describee exactly.... but it is Style TRV MIEN CHONG TAILORING —34 Coleman St. Phone 1816-29 words
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957 1939-08-11 9 OVERCROWDING IN CHINATOWN Dr. Hunter's Suggestions For Improvement DEFERENCES to "awful housing conditions" in Singapore and statements that overcrowding is, if anything rather worse row than a year ago, are made by Dr. P. S. Hunter, Municipal Health Officer, in his annual957 words
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Article, Illustration325 1939-08-11 9 OCCIDENT VICTIMS A T TAN JOCK SENG HOSPITAL g three iron lungs, donated by Lord en put into use for the first time in o patients at Tan Took Seng's Hospital: Boyane* IV- E to injuries received in accidents, both experienceFree Press - 325 words
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39 1939-08-11 9 I the Rural tne at ten .ey were not e Supreme j Md by the "day. nberi pre- en Mean. C Dd Date ricn. s had beer •on. "It go." he said. ved."39 words
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Article25 1939-08-11 9 ncient.) lUhru. Au%. 10. mmantiing, I call to a •he Istana in ?ho was Paris. the resiBukit Stulang. ended by the ah. '■••w25 words
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329 1939-08-11 9 Education Conference Malay Session Begins CFtcm Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Au£. 10. AMONG the 48 delegates to the Malay section of the Malayan education conference which opened in the Kampong Bahru Malay Settlement Girls' School today are two women educationalists Che Kontek Kamariah binte Ahmad Young, the bespectacled lady329 words
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Article105 1939-08-11 9 /VVING to the indisposition of one ol the counsel in the case, Mr. J. K. Gale, the $10,000 suit between S. V. R. Veerappa Chettiar and Wee Kam Siong was adjourned early yesterday before Mr. Justice Pedlov/. In the Singapore High Court. Hearing will resume on105 words
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173 1939-08-11 9 MORE EXPECTED TODAY <From Our Own Correspcndent) Penang, Auk. 10. I ARGE crowds collected at Swettenham Pier, King Edward Place and Victoria Jetty today to watch the arrival of the sth Battalion, Pathans and the 14th Punjab Regiment from Poona, India. The troops173 words
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Article141 1939-08-11 9 !lO\V a property -ow:,(.r on the East Coast Road who asked for his access read to be named Cornkhe Road. after La Corniche, the famous road boll! under Napoleon tnm Mat to nenoa. through the Riviera, was dismayed to find it labelled "Cornish Road"141 words
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Advertisement25 1939-08-11 9 *W«R CONVENIENCE or AFTER THE SHOW OI«E AT JHE CAPITOL I£ STAURANT a and STRAWBERRIES OBTAINABLE ftJRBpT P FAMOUS DUTCH j LI QUEUR. fcS** co.25 words
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Advertisement174 1939-08-11 9 LAST 4 DAYS OF CERTAIN STOCK WUST B£ CLEARED YOU^LL COME ACROSS MANY AMAZING BARGAINS. n £1/* to feel and look as well s PHOSFERINE makes \<mi jST at all times and seasons in all climates and travels f in all work and play V -V mSp^ at a a174 words
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Article278 1939-08-11 10 INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH is one of the main factors contributing to the high position attained by British engineering products, and at no time has activity in this direction been more intense in Great Britain than today. A British engineering development of greet possibilities is foreshadowed In278 words
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301 1939-08-11 10 THREE hundred years ago today there was baptised x at Northill, Bedfordshire, Thomas Tompion, the father of English clock-making. In his youth he was a farrier and armourer, following in the family business; then he went to London to learn a more301 words
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263 1939-08-11 10 Position Was Never Sounder Than Today London. WHILE adjusting their operations to meet changes in economic conditions, and at the same time pnnj effective support to the expansion of industry, British banks have been successful in maintaining their high level of profits. The263 words
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70 1939-08-11 10 France Sending 50,000 Refugee Soldiers Back St. jean de Luz, July 31. Agreement has been reached between France and Spain for the immediate repatriation of 50,000 Spanish militiamen at present interned in camps in France. The militiamen will be returned at the rate of 2,000 a day, the first batch70 words
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Article, Illustration30 1939-08-11 10 THE DRUMMER LEANT OUT of the window to play the drum, before leaving Victoria Station, London, with 300 Guardsmen and the band of the Grenadier Guards, en route for Paris.30 words
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539 1939-08-11 10 Rushing Yu nnan-Bur ma Railway To Completion SHOULD BE READY IN 1940 DY personal order of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, the 280-mile western section of the Yunnan-Burma railway from Ziang-yung to the borderline will be built on a .60--metre-gauffe instead of a one-metre-gauge as originally planned. This is only one of539 words
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Advertisement406 1939-08-11 10 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders. Tenders are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars see Municipal Tenders Boom: Supply of new or second-hand steel sheet piling. Date of Closing. 4 pjn.. Sept. 14, 1939. Wiring Installation for Paya Lebar Pumping Station. Eastern District. Date of Closing.406 words
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Advertisement112 1939-08-11 10 BOARD RESIDENCE. |SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE— 77. Meyer Rd. (near Swimming Club) Board-Residence at moderate rates Large Gardens Tennis. Phone: 5758. EAST ANGLIA C OXLEY RISE SINGAPORE. 3 mlns. to town high level garages, daily or monthly rates, large grounds, excellent cuisine, tennis, single and double rooms. PHONB 459«. NAPIER112 words
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Advertisement109 1939-08-11 10 BANK OF C «n SOERABAJA S y B IT, CHUNGK^ s*^. wm b openfOf AUGUST l 4th YOUR VAUIABIB Our N Rooms ar? Protection. It is impossible for an UKdual to provide for hi> \£*i possessions the saffir tfaat b afforded by our vaulU »bm have safe boxes of variou109 words
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Miscellaneous586 1939-08-11 10 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE TODAY ZHL 2*5 oetreii ZHP NK metres p.m. 5.00 A programme of "Lagu Melayu" by the Sentosa Amateur Part? of Johore Prom the studio. 6.00 Cantonese selections from the "Talkies "I 6.40 Cantonese dance music. t 7.00 Children's programme. (English). 7.15 Time, weather, news and announcements. 7.30586 words
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Miscellaneous80 1939-08-11 10 PARIS TODAY 19.»* 15J4 me tiid »m* a.m. 5.20 Leading PW" r 5.50 OHflMffeM 7.05 Talk on French tt Mrs No: 6.20 Ne»s to Bngl 6.35 Gramophone rec 7.05 Talk on fm* Bayard. 8 50 Oramophane "cani 10.20 Close d BtRLIN TODAY OJB IS* D j« U2I "< p.m. S.os80 words
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345 1939-08-11 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES yesterday's Quotations from Lc.idon 530 p.m. Yesterday I Latest Quotation* Prevtously 2 ted 109 109% -W 105tp 105 p: 91 91% I) 3 3 3 8% H% 343 C 10S. pd>...... 7' 3 7 7^ 2 IT Or(J 30 301 2 4» 4 41345 words
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121 1939-08-11 11 AUG. 10, 1939: 12 O'CLOCK NOON Buyers Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose.. 28 1 28 3 No. IX R.S.S. F.0.8. in cases August 28 13 16 28 15.16 G.P.A.Q R.S.S. F.0.8. in bales August 28 716 28 9,16 FAQ. R.S.S. F.0.8. in bales August121 words
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Article180 1939-08-11 11 ttom London 5.30. p.m Yesterday I! RI'BBER: Dull. London: 8» 2 d. B%d. Previously: 8 9 16d ZKd Oct.-Dec: 8»' 2 d. B%d. Previously; 3 916d 8 5 «d Jan.-Mar.: 8 916d. B%d. Previously: B^d 8 ll'lGd Apr.-June: B%d. 8 ll;16d. Previously: a^d S^id New York 'Opening180 words
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62 1939-08-11 11 THE METAL MARKETS From London: Latest Quotations TIN: Steady. Spot: £229 17s. 6d. Three months 1 £225 ss. NEW YORK TIN: 48.85. COPPER: £44 ss. GOLD Yesterday: £7 85. 6»od. SILVER: Spot: 17d. Three months. 16 9 16d. Previously: £229 17s. 6d. Previously: £2?5 12s. 6d. Previously 48.75. Previously: £4462 words
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68 1939-08-11 11 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations Method oi Parity t>etore Latest rpn r Ouottno 20-9-31 Hate Previously Centre muuu",. ,o*ll 1-0 11 ic sna uiia Paris Franc to 124.11 116U16 176 New York $to il 4.8655 4.68', 4.68V 8 Amsterdam.... Guilders to 12.10 8.77 8 78 HongKong.. Per dollar 268 words
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Article81 1939-08-11 11 ISSUED Bl FRASER CO. Al THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY lin at midday was $1141*, ur> /i» and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 cents, buyers October December 28 11/16 cents. In the face of continued sellinj from London tin shares were81 words
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Article57 1939-08-11 11 Law Notice For The Day Before Mr. Justice Pedlow in 2nd. Court at 11 a.m. Summonses in-Chambers, g^' citing Summonses, Motion and J»«--ment Notice. At 2.15 p.m.—: Bankruptcy. Before Mi. Justice Manning in Court at 11 a.m. noc Part heard:-5.240;38-J. N. Jones vs. Wee Cheng Soon. Before the Registrar at57 words
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Article54 1939-08-11 11 Sydney. LORD LURCAN, the Irish baron who is under contract to the Australian Broadcasting Commission as a singer, has arrived from England byijm o boat, says Austral News. He will give recitals of songs of contemporary English composers in tnc SSSidtte In 1026 he represented England54 words
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Article172 1939-08-11 11 AUG. 10, 1939: SELLING London T.T. 2 4 London demand 2 4 Lyons demand 2055 Switzerland demnnci 241 2 i Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 9 16 Montreal demand 54 9|16 Batavia demand 102 Samarang demand 101 7 s Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demand 156l»172 words
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100 1939-08-11 11 Sydney. Giving evidence in a motoring case at the Parramatta Court, a doctor said that a man suffering from indigestion would retain the smelt of liquor in his breath for hours after he had taken it. "A man so affected," he said, "even though he100 words
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Article1303 1939-08-11 11 From Exchange Telegraph Co. I Fraser And Co. 's List THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 1939: 5 P.M. Bajer* Seller* Ampat Tin (,4s) 3s 8d 4s 3d Austral Amal. (ss) 4s 4s 7^id Austral Malay 38s 40s Ayer Hitam (ss) 19s 9d 20s 9d Ayer Weng ($1)1,303 words
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Article122 1939-08-11 11 List Supplied By Messrs. Iraser Cf Co. THURSDAY. ALG 10, 1939: 3 P.M tal for Books Dale Ex. div. Financial Company Dividend Close Payabl? date Year TIN Batu Seiangor 1V4% Aug. 22 Aug. 24 Aug. 23 5C# ThabawieU: Is. 3d. No. 21 Aug. 11 Aug. 25 Aug.122 words
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Article, Illustration137 1939-08-11 12 •:n Malay icitk a bouquet of MalayaThome HMiss A. Mcßea and members of ths Kuala Lumpur Y.W.C.A. at the Malayan Exhibition. I~___1 ...»,o U^vv« o «*^w.w4&6Cv:o«SV^^ Hi Right: A Malay youth painting decorative batik work. The Raja Perempuan, the Consort of the Sultan of137 words
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Article442 1939-08-11 13 MERCHANT NAVY RESERVE BADGE Issue To Begin Shortly i\t *u -a i. r, London, July 27. En h e 0U f of Com OI s > yesterday, Mr. Walter Green (Deptford Lab.) asked the President of the Board of lrade if he would consider the issue of a bactee to442 words
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Article156 1939-08-11 13 SINGAPORE HARBOUR The loiiowing ships are alongsjde the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves or expected to arrive East Wharf, Entrance Gate 1: Exit 1:— Yuensar.-r 22. Main Wharf, Entrance Gale 2; Exit 3-— Rajputana, Ccriu 18; Ramses 13; Toyama Maru H; Ryuhuku Maru 7. Empire Dock, Entrance Gate 2; Exit 3-—156 words
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Article84 1939-08-11 13 Bayreuih, July 2!>. LORD ley, the newspaper owner, had an Interview lasting an hour with Herr Hitler today in the Villa Wahnfried, where the Fuehrer is living during his visit to the Wagner 'Festival. While Lord Kemsley would make no comment on the meeting, he84 words
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Article46 1939-08-11 13 Tokio, Aujf. 4. »THE Tatsukaml Mam, 10,000-ton cx- press freighter of the Tatsuma Shipping Company of Kobe, which has been under construction at the Mitsubishi Dockyard at Kobe, was successfully launched on Thursday. The ship develops an average spc^d of 15 knots.46 words
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Advertisement500 1939-08-11 13 "*<^^^ Aft T H^^K~i^^l A yfiOand ßritish India" lines P. <Sc O. S. N. CO'S SAILINGS, niTYVARDS nage Spore. Tonnage S'porc c 11 CKITRAL 15,000 Oct 6 '.7.000 Aug 25 CORFU 15.000 Oct 20 SOL DAN 6.000 Oct 20 8 CANTON 15 500 Nov. 3 22 CARTIIAOE 15.000 Nov. 17500 words
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Advertisement297 1939-08-11 13 SILVEK JAVA PACIFIC LIKE loint senriet of PACU t< LINE AND Sl7,\ B MM LTD. to SAN FRAKCISCO. LOS ASGELES NORTH PACIFIC PORTS VESSELS >' v c'.r-. f UOASI %rrtvei Sail* S'nflrf ■>*oor» > m.s. SILVERWILLOIH S In Port \ng. 12 (via Java and Manila: caJh at 0 lU Ports)297 words
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Advertisement640 1939-08-11 13 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Ocean Building, ColJjer Quay, Singapore Iri. &ISL Chartered Bank Building. Penang itl 13<C. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. FAST SERVICES MARSEILLES, LONDON. CONTINENT AND GLASGOW (in con Janet ion with the Glen Line) Dae gaits MEMNON Mara, Casa.. L'don. R'dam, Ham. G'gow Aug IS Aug 13 GLENROY Mars., L'don,640 words
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Advertisement606 1939-08-11 14 EJUUd I brl&J CM %JS^Jmy In IV« (Incorporated to P.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freisht 5433— Passage 5431. m-V "5 i«T9PiDS ceiATMTj Oncorporated la Kngla^U TIU i:\irRESS" BOUTI oners IKANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLlLt or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER ACROSS CANADA by TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN without change— thence by CANADIAN PACIFIC ATLANTIC SERVICES TO ENGLAND606 words
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Advertisement482 1939-08-11 14 RED FUNNEL LINE SUGGESTIONS FOE YOUB HOLIDAYS Singapore-Batavia-Cheribon-Semarang-Singapore Hound trip occupies about 9 days. First Class $85.00 •ailing from Singapore every Tuesday and Friday Singapore-Sourabaya-Bandjennasin. Singapore Round trip occupies about 11 days First Class $100.00 Sailing every alternate Friday Singapore- lndra~iil River forts- Singapore Uounu trip occupies 6 days First482 words
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Advertisement560 1939-08-11 14 BBp uuuu^uuißibu^^^^^^^^uuy .ik^f^S «>'" TO EUROPF ANI> AMF*il' VIA SINGAPORE AND PENANG, COLOMBO, R()vb\» ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLE i>'P<*e spore p^ W PRESIDENT ADAMS Aug. 12 I PRESIDENT VAN BUREN Aug 22 PRESIDENT' HARRISON Sept 9 Sen- 11 S I PRESIDENT HAYES Sept. 19 PRESIDENT POLK Dct. 7 PRESIDENT GARFTELD560 words
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Miscellaneous217 1939-08-11 14 Air Mail Arrivals And Despatches j INWARD Imperial: From Europe dueMonday. Thursday, Friday afternoons. Wcarnes: From Tenang. Ipoh, and Kuala Lumpur. Arrives every evening. K.L.M.: From Netherlands indies: Arrives Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday afternoons Uantas: From Australia: Arrives Tuesday, Friday. Sunday afternoons K.L.M.: From Europe: Arrives Saturday, Monday, Wednesday evenings. K.N.1.L.M.:217 words
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Miscellaneous326 1939-08-11 14 close 11-30 a.m Tuesdays Postage 12 cents per half-ounce: postcards 6 cents. Onward connection by surface transport. K.N.1.L.M.: To Netherlands Indies: Mails close noon Wednesday* SURFACE MAIL DESPATCHES TODAY A( j en Imperial 2 p.m. Africa East Imperial 2 p.m Africa South Imperial 2 p.m. Burma Imperial 2 p.m. Canada326 words
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1032 1939-08-11 15 Round The Sporting World Is Joe Louis Thinking Of Retiring? JUST as many professional footballers dread the month of April, when managers must start to decide which players they will keep and which must be thrown into the discard, so professional cricketers1,032 words
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Article63 1939-08-11 15 Entries For Skye Meet At Ipoh h. Aug. 10. Turf Ciub's and 19 Nw ftvf lur Blue Perntel Kcxy. Ladolet, i M ■vilie. I'lid run I f ur.\ X X X X X \>*» I i u run I i turs x X I I x a K»J v t63 words
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Article21 1939-08-11 15 t the Mrs. W a Irk iicily Qvt singles ilacca c the former doubles L v.-ather. L_ Ti21 words
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Article125 1939-08-11 15 Ceylon Cricket Team For Malaya IT is understood that the Tamil Union of Colombo, one of the foremost cricket clubs in Ceylon, intends to tour Malaya next year. The tour would probably last a month, and arrangements are being made tc have the team play matches at the various centres.125 words
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Article47 1939-08-11 15 The following will represent Fort Canning vs. the la. at Balestier on Saturday. Play will commence at 2 p.m. Major Bird Captain), Sqdn. Ldr. JMarchbank, Major Green, Captn.de jWinton, Captn. levers, Sgt. Dowling, JSSgt. Wilton, Sgt. Lon?, Sgt. Baker, Cpl. Turner, Pte. Whiteman.47 words
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Article102 1939-08-11 15 The following have been selected to I represent the Endeavour B.P. In a friendly badminton return match, consisting- of four singles and three I doubles, with the Vehicles Dept. Sports Club at the latter's premises, Middle 'Road, on Sunday at D.30 a.m.: Chan Khek Beng, Cheong Hock Leng,102 words
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415 1939-08-11 15 Success In Billiards Lies In The Will To Improve Daily DEGULARLY every Thursday a street musician passes by my office window. He has been doing* it now for a very long time and some of my office colleagues say he has been there for at least twenty years. I am415 words
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Article147 1939-08-11 15 J. V. Rainbow - J. V. Rainbow By They have begun young and by seeing, much good play and imitating it, and playing many hours themselves, they have gradually improved their technique until they have reached their present standard. It has taken a long time, they might have got much further in a147 words
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Article, Illustration47 1939-08-11 15 London's Police At Play The City of London Police sports were held at White City at the end of last month. This picture shows the finish of a 100 yards handicap heat which was icoji by P.C. Atwood, with PC. Lord and P.C. Haskell second and third.47 words
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Article74 1939-08-11 15 The following will represent the Sphinx B.P. "B" string against the I United Family B.P. "B" string in a friendly badminton match of five tingles and two doubles on Sunday at the former's court at 2 p.m. Singles: R. Ragunathan, A. Rodrigues, L. Theseira, Walter Dana. Joseph de74 words
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539 1939-08-11 15 Local Public Opinion: Room For Improvement ALTHOUGH the Singapore public was lntcij!gc:it enougft und bad advancing considerably in education and mental outlook, the quality and tone of its public opinion could be improved, suggested Mr. Yap Pheng Gcck a Singapore Municipal Commissioner m a talk on "The Variability of Public539 words
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Article125 1939-08-11 15 I Hollowing are ties In the lit .nooker championships ut the Bi Monday: A. D. Baker Tuesday: M. S. Robinson vs. A. i Wednesday: C. G. Puffer grave. Thursday: C. Pttton vs. E. G. SU Friday: C. Pntchm vs. p W W< Ties in th? volunteer soookei pionships125 words
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473 1939-08-11 15 THIS summer James Brucn has equalled and broken the course records of some of the greatest golfers the world has ever known, but every biff prize he has gone after has eluded him. Probably the most magnetic personality in the game today, Bruen473 words
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Advertisement38 1939-08-11 15 lU>n k«.U<~ Blinds. mmJ°* rfpUrer uf fa"an ,7l* m Ch I mvas ard \i Trptulins Tents. Piifc r* N Kertam Kencing wntiius i,>u Flags. W'lL RAHMAN, m* Road. Co.) J* *<» hiat PUce, m *v uted. Bntf 9 I38 words
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413 1939-08-11 16 R.A. M. C. Score Big Win Over Marines fHE R.A.M.C. climbed Jour steps in the second division <a> league soccer ladder to reach the .second position when they convincingly beat the Marine Department by five goals to one in a league encounter playefi at Tannin yesterday. In the nnst meeting413 words
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Article, Illustration22 1939-08-11 16 picture. Another phase of playing in reser ve division game at the Stadium yesterday between the Sappers and the Chinese, Free PressFree Press - 22 words
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1479 1939-08-11 16 Looking Back On A Week's Sport Miss Betty OldfiekTs Feat Equalled In Malayan Tourney THE big Hank Holiday sporting carnival was worked off successfully at all centres and everywhere the chief events had thrilling climaxes with the exception, perhaps1,479 words
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495 1939-08-11 16 SAPPERS' GOALKEEPER HURT AT STADIUM Chinese Reserves Win AN unfortunate incident happened at the Stadium yesterday during the reserve division game between the Sappers and the Chinese which the latter won by three goals to one. A few minutes from the end Sapper Gate, who kept goal, fell heavily in495 words
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Article, Illustration35 1939-08-11 16 Yesterday's Reserve Division Soccer picture The Chinese beat the Sappers by 3—l in a reserve division league fixture at the Stadium yesterday. Picture shoivs Gate, who was later iniurcd. facina a hot attack. Free PressFree Press - 35 words
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64 1939-08-11 16 Selangor's Soccer Xi Goes In to Strict Training (Froir Ogr Malaya C. 19. Thei attend*] puller .'„*'< a:so beej A fi!n and was sei n others All '-14^ ask< d to tui q 'Jested to any ma Some o inured medicali; p t la ever, noth ex, .same whir. Mor;am»-d64 words
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Article19 1939-08-11 16 I. uin pur Alt ft I Th I I fOBk fcOtl V play- d H19 words
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Article13 1939-08-11 16 Ifembei nual ru£b;. Friday I All m< P** cularly req i13 words
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Article18 1939-08-11 16 Members .-.re MWM \m nual hock-., meeting I Thur. All Members Inton «l* cularly requited tci18 words
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Advertisement16 1939-08-11 16 'Steps to^^^SecuritJ of Insurance ■JULJl^^^^^^^^^JL 3tic«oi|ai ExehanTO Assurance HEAD OFFICE FOR MALAVA: 8, CHARTERED BANK CN*"""'16 words
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