Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 25 July 1937
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Title Section22 1937-07-25 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL 5— No. 7. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY, 25, 1937. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SuisDAi, JJLY, 25, 1937.22 words
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447 1937-07-25 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh SUNG DENIES SELL-OUT i WAR FEARED JAPANESE STILL CONCENTRA TING T ATEST Chinese cables indicate that the crisis m North China is stiU unsolved. Ceneral Sung, commander of the 29th Army, denies m effect t^at he has reached an agreement447 words
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Article805 1937-07-25 1 CAN ANYONE TAKE SAND AWAY? JUDGE'S VIEW Crown Loses Appeal Against Acquittal Singapore. Saturday. TILL the Foreshores Ordinance is amended to include r*?nal provisions m certain sections, no penalty will attach to the taking away of sand by any person from the foreshores of the805 words
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Article400 1937-07-25 1 SERIOUS SPLIT IN NANKING? JAPAN'S CASE Sung's Capitulation Welcomed Singapore. Saturday. AN official statement by the ,TaT>j»n n se Foreign Office, forw?»**HM through the Japanese Con-sulate-General m Singapore to-day admits an easing of the tension m North China as a result of the withdrawal of General Sung's 29th Annv, but400 words
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Article77 1937-07-25 1 "Japan's Policy Is Fascism" London. July 24. SIR Frederick Maze, Chief Inspector of Customs m China, sailed by the Empress of Britain for China. The Paris paper "Humanity," discus-sh-g- the trouole m China, says that he recent incidents are part of the Japanese preparations for war onReuter - 77 words
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Article79 1937-07-25 1 The House of Representatives post office committee has been preparing a bill, covering details of airmail contracts by which the Government will subsidise Allpntic flights Congress has appropriated £150,000 for the service after learning that it would probably be started this autumn by Imperial Airways and Pan-American Airways.79 words
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Article, Illustration33 1937-07-25 1 Dr L m. Futt Seong and Miss Lee Guah Kiang, a nurse at the General Hospital, Singapore, after their wed ding at St. Andrew's Cathedral. See report m column 5.33 words
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Article332 1937-07-25 1 JUNE AND HALF-YEAR FIGURES ARE ENCOURAGING Singapore, Saturday. JN spite of the decreases during the past few days m rubber and tin prices decreases which are causing a certain amount of a'arm m some quarters, mainly amongst speculators the Malayan trade figures for June, revealed by Mr.332 words
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Article190 1937-07-25 1 (Fiom Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. THE bravery and presence of mind of a local police inspector, Che Abdul Fauf, stand prominently m <he arrest this morning of a Malay who was al e?ed to have run airnk. In the newly-opened Sumatra Malay restaurant the alleged190 words
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Article161 1937-07-25 1 Dr Lian Futt Seong And Miss Lee Guah Kiang Singapore, Saturday. THE wedding took place this afternoon at St. Andrews Cathedral of Dr. Liari Futt Seong, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lian Pak Yoong, of Selangor, and Miss Lee Guah Kiang, a nurse ac161 words
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Miscellaneous20 1937-07-25 1 THE TIDES TO-DAY:— I 2 14 p.m., 8 ft. 8 ins 11.41 p.m.. 10 ft. TO-MORROW:— I2.4I p.m., 9 ft.20 words
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2323 1937-07-25 2 ARCHITECT GIVES EVIDENCE WHO WAS OWNER OF THE ENTERPRISE? (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Yf R. A. O. COLTMAN, architect, Messrs. Booty and Edwards, wax cross-examined at length by Mr. Braddell, counsel for Mr. Ong Et Llm, during yesterday's hearing m the2,323 words
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Article164 1937-07-25 2 INFANTILE CULT Impedes National Progress (By Air Mail) Calcutta, July 20. A STRONG condemnation of terrorism was uttered by Pandit JawaharTal Nehru, President of the Indian National Congress, addressing a gathering- of over 15,000 Hindus and Muslims a<t Chittagor^. Terrcristic methods were totally abortive, he declared. The164 words
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Article111 1937-07-25 2 MEDITERRANEAN TRIP CANCELLED pNGLAND is being included m a cruise by a United States naval training squadron whose itinerary has been changed because of troubled conditions m the Mediterranean area. Tor Bay, Devon, was to be visited on July 20. The squadror, consists of the battleships111 words
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Article978 1937-07-25 2 BARRIE'S WISTFUL ELUSIVENESS WHEN OSCAR WILDE TOOK A "CURTAIN" London. SIR James Barrie, who died recently, buiit up reputation for shyness. His elusiveness helped to establish his popularity. I can remember more than one Barrie first night when, at the final curtain, the audience clamoured for the author without having978 words
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Article94 1937-07-25 2 During the week ending July 17, exports from Malayan ports amounted 10 67,286 cases, of which: 43,109 (64 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,192 (2 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 10,445 (15 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 12,540 19 per cent.)94 words
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Article199 1937-07-25 2 Two Men Sentenced By District Judge Singapore Saturday. POR importing Red Lion chandu into 1 the Cclony. two Chinese were «*nLenced to sixteen months' rigorous imI nrisonment each by Mr H. A I-onei. the Criminal District Judce. this mon. The men were Lim Hai CJvn Kwek Ah199 words
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Article42 1937-07-25 2 Anglo->lala\an Lease S&t T)arw«~ 'From Our Own I 'nl Lcndon. July ANGLO-MALAYAJs' DEVEIXMTiap^ LTD., has leased large arca^ <> n the foreshores near Dar\ m and n tend* to prosiKd the chance* large-scale tin Afed^ing, acrordinf w a cable from Sydney.42 words
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Advertisement95 1937-07-25 2 -t. I P < »i^^^ »a^^* i^^ _^~i ■.^B^* i^- i Raffles Brasserie BRAS HAS AH ROAD i TRY OUR SPECIAL CURRY J TIFFIN TO DAY SLOP mmmm^ m^ mmmm Senred from 12.30 to 3 p.m. also POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES j AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY! HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY}95 words
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270 1937-07-25 3 "AN EVIL LIFE" MALACCA COURT CHARGE BOUND OVER Alleged Masquerade As Female (From Our Oun Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. rICRIBED as a man who had masqueraded m female attire with his face powdered and his lips routed a young Straits-born Chinese was produced before270 words
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Article301 1937-07-25 3 "KI LLED OFF" HER RELATIVES Woman's Insurance Frauds By Air Mail" London. July 14 r:AILS of an amazing series of fraur., on Insurance companies, darJa? which a w^nan 'killed off., her mother, her husband, and her brother: all of Trhom were alive and well, were ci:sc'osed at Leeds Assizes. The301 words
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Article100 1937-07-25 3 Ckaplain Who Was In Singapore f F r < ■■•■> Ccr~e$ />.'• dent London. July 11. JHE Rev Rl-hnrd Vernon tiDgglns ttl »urne has beon appo'nted by Bi'ncp r,f Chester as Archdeacon of Chest r Mr Bun will be remembered as acmes'ic chao'a n to the Bishop of100 words
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Article438 1937-07-25 3 CAN MALAYA MAKE ITS QUOTA Ceylon Planter's Doubt PLEA FOR FAIRER DEAL 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 14. "JJJALAYA and N.K.I, cannot produce their quota. Ceylcii can produce 100,000 tons or more a td can accept an increase of 20,000 tons." This L-: the burden of a long tetter438 words
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Article172 1937-07-25 3 Rubber Outlook For Rest Of 1937 (From Our Oivn Correspondent) London. July 14 IN spite of current reports that tht January estimates for the rubber industry were over-optmvst'c. the out irek for the second half of 1937 justify he forecast of new post-depression records for both172 words
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Article133 1937-07-25 3 Italy To Produce Its Own >,¥rom Our Own Correspondent) London. July 14. liRODUCTION of tin by the Italian company. Az-enda Mineral! Mete liici Italiani is to begin this we^k. states a cispatoh from Rome. At first production is expected to lv: f6 tons monthly, rising gradually 100-120 tons133 words
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Article691 1937-07-25 3 JUDGE'SCGMMENTS ON EVIDENCE GUN CHASE Wife Granted A Separation (By Air Mail) I.« London. July 14. NCIDENTS of a card -table quarrel, m which cards were thrown into a wife's face, and of a revolver chaso round a bungalow, figured m a remarkable recital mi691 words
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Article849 1937-07-25 3 When Mother Took Refuge At American Mission Another incident, the President went on, occurred a week or so later at what Mrs. Lucas called a Government ball at Patna bin which was really given by the Civil Servants at the club. She said she left some dances*849 words
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Article432 1937-07-25 3 NEWS OF DEATH UNTRUE Official Blunder CASE OF HONGKOK POLICE SERGEANT (By Air Mail) London, July IJKTAILS rxjilainimr U CXtTkordinary official blunder ITD I anxiously awaited by a family Living m Denny, Stirlingshire, which, i week ago. was plunged into mourning by a massage aimou:u-inj r the death of a432 words
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Article20 1937-07-25 3 Singapore, Saturday. A Tamil coolie was killed by a railway carrier at the Noval Base morning.20 words
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Article, Illustration34 1937-07-25 3 Some of the novel designs m men's dress seen at a competition held by the Men's Dress Reform Party at King George's Hall, Great Russell Street, London, recently. (Topical Press). .if34 words
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Article226 1937-07-25 3 Will Of Husband Killed In Air Crash London, July 14. BY deciding to marry again the young widow of a wealthy man killed In an air crash has signified her intention to forfeit the income from nearly £380.000 and to accept, under her latt husband's will,226 words
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Article, Illustration77 1937-07-25 3 For 45 years the old Newport 'bus has travelled the road from Newport to Barnstaple. Now one of the wheels is broken, and the proprietor Mr F. W. Square, of The Royal Mews, Barnstaple, has decided that it \m not worth while to put itTopical Press - 77 words
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Article516 1937-07-25 4 "A New Era" EMPIRE CONFERENCE REACTIONS AUSTRALIAN reactions to the major decisions of the Imperial Conference are entirely favourable, as local interpretations suggests that a new era of prosperity will follow the adoption of some of the decisions (states the Sydney correspondent of a London paper).516 words
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Advertisement326 1937-07-25 4 MUSIC-SPICED HILARITY! NOMmrs wm tunes to start you J l S^B^^^Wjj^B j/|N|Mr jA 1 HAL ROACH X KELLY 3.15, (i. 15, D.1 5 To-day. JUjda ai v a mdd a BtDBERTI ALIIAIVIDKA Ulynne overman i < /jj ROBERT ARMSTRONG jj 1 j| Z/ Ro«n* Lawrence* Don Al<rar«do j An Excellent326 words
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Advertisement116 1937-07-25 4 USEFUL B.P. The Usefur Badminton Party will pl«y a friendly badminton game with the Boustead Sports Club Oiutead of the Coronation 8.P.. p:stponed) at eh? former's court, 522, kampong Bahru Road, on Sunday at 3 p.m. The following players have bcon chosen to represent the Useful 8.P.: Georg? Chen. Wee116 words
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Advertisement144 1937-07-25 4 f^jf>^"Oi^J^3^ TO NIGIIT: 6J5 9 n :A j^a (•NK OF THE JOLLIEST AND MOST AMI'S- HP^ fX iN( t COM?;i)Ii:s SEEN IN YEARS W^'*W*%F A LONDON FILM PRODUCTION, Will! vivikx li;m; ii p it i: x ii niti k o x Bk .iiiiMiMiieiiiggsafiieiiii— iiiiiti— iiKEiiMiMiiiii !!l!i^ Lawigh tvith the critics144 words
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622 1937-07-25 5 "INVINCIBLE COASTAL BA TT ERIES AIR BASES WITHIN TWO HOURS OF LONDON (By Air Mail) Berlin, July 13. QERM A X Y'S north-west coast-line of about 500 miles, [en to the Danish frontier and including the Heligoland, has now been made immune against ccording to622 words
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Article, Illustration41 1937-07-25 5 Employees of Morris Motors are he c seen receiving the first dividend payable to them under Lord Nuffl eld's sctupie whereby he made a gift of a million shares m the Com pany to ffis workers. (Planet News.)41 words
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Article268 1937-07-25 5 Electrician's Plight INTERESTING COURT CASE (By Air Mail) London, July 14. JOHN BORROW, aged 21, an electrician, of Guildford-road, West Croydon, described m the King's Bench Division, how he was mauled by a lion as he was passing its cage on the stage of the Grand268 words
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Advertisement210 1937-07-25 5 Sensitive need this 111 Iw?^"" i Comfort P 55 V-^uticura Talcum is more than a dusting Wv3=^' Q** powder it is a cooling and refreshing treat- I Ih^mb,;/ xnent, because of the 6pecial, medicated way ia whioh it is prepared. MPgf JjMHF U'* It immediately cools and soothes those J210 words
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Article260 1937-07-25 6 "Wind" Absorbed and Condensed Instantly When, as the result of indigestion, food is allowed to ferment m your stomach. the 1 stomach becomes distended with "wind." The result is one or more distressing symptoms heartburn, flatulence, acid risings m the throat. It stands to260 words
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Article420 1937-07-25 6 BLAMED THE ENGLISH CLIMA TE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER AND HIS WIFE (By Air Mail.) London, July 19. THAT the English climate wrecked his home life was the plea of a wellknown Australian cricket professional when he appeared before the magistrates at Bury, Lanes. Sydney Frederick Hird, of th e Ramsbottom Cricket420 words
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Article, Illustration62 1937-07-25 6 Count Barry Shafto Leopold de la Feld, a former Roman Catholic priest (aged 26* who married an ex-nun (Miss Doreen Lucy-Smith, aged 23) and received a papal bull excommunicating them both, is now m England seeking to become a clergyman m the Church of England. This pictureTopical Press - 62 words
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Article72 1937-07-25 6 Berlin. "Traffic discipline" m London Is praised by Dr. Kurt von Stutlerheim, London correspondent of the "Berliner Tageblatt," m his paper here. "In no country are manners m the i streets so good tc-day as m Britain, where a driver who pays no consideration to others is72 words
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Article249 1937-07-25 6 In Industrial Areas INQUIRY BY ROYAL COMMISSION LoiiJoi:, July 19. A ROYAL Commission of 12 members and a chairman has been Bet up to inquire into the question uf the geographical distribution o f t lie industrial population. This announcement was made m ihe Hou-e of Commons249 words
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Article82 1937-07-25 6 At the recent dinner held by the VVigan (Lanes. > Transport committee m celebration of the financial recovery <rf the transport undertaking, ft was stated that the revenue from the bus services inaugurated 7 years ago, had already paid £24,000 for the reconstruction tf roads. In82 words
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Advertisement153 1937-07-25 6 -DLV.MO.NU" BIDS AAE A VW^23k«B SOUND INVESTJHENI {Pvflj You »p«n<i ooc-third of your life ta teU. (hcraiurr m^P flB yuu> b«iv:enJ is th« twti K^al fIX unpeu-IBnt itcut of fuxa.Uf» aH >a »B<ir buute W*JaLl JB 0* ■«< *aUtfi«4 vitb %^V»^^*si nyih.a^ ulti.w to l^^H MAMOSO aVnattcad. wkiefc. to rtW153 words
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Advertisement74 1937-07-25 6 •8* wl^. gBo NO OTHER MAJOR MOTION PICTURE UNIT HAS EVER SKY- ROCKETED TO INTERNATIONAL ACCEPTANCE IN AS SHORT A TIME AS THIS MACHINE. iSBbI) HERMAN A. DEVRY 1 THEATRE SOUND PROJECTOR. 4 *W^^» THE CROWNING ACHIEVE- jjj^^'^s, MENT OF HERMAN A. DEVRY'S \i^^^^^.l 25 YEAR S' Er?ERIENCE IN MOTION74 words
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Article, Illustration549 1937-07-25 7 TO BE SCREENED AT THE CAPITOL FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW IN 'CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" at the ,reat sea stones of n^ern li:erature, Rudyard Kiphuffing saga of the Gloucester fishermen, will be seen at the Cap: 1 Theatre, Singapore on Aug. 4. m Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer's K.n of %«p:a.« -our, ge549 words
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Article221 1937-07-25 7 HOW SHE CAN "CAN-CAN" Young Viennese Actress A CHARMING young Viennese actress sets her first big part m pictures m "The Great Barrier," the new Gaumont-British railway construction drama starring Richard Arlen which opens at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, this week. Her name fe Lilli Palmer and she plays the221 words
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Article, Illustration297 1937-07-25 7 "WHITE HUNTER"... ......SNAPSHOTS DRAVING hate, defying fear, figbtw ing for love fiercely amid dangers and passions that threaten their very lives, Warner Baxter and June Lans, who scored sensational performances m "The Road to Glory/* ri>e to even greater dramatic heights m their newest Twentieth Century-Fox picture, "White Hunter," which297 words
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Article, Illustration15 1937-07-25 7 Barry Mackay who appears m 'The Great Barrier" at the Capilol Theatre Singapore, this week.15 words
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Article364 1937-07-25 7 MARRIED LIFE AND ITS PROBLEMS IS A WIFE ENTITLED TO SUNDR V MALE FRIENDS? ANE of the most compelling of pre- scnt-day problems is presented m entertaining: fashion m "The Dominant Sex," A.B.IVs screen version oi" Michael Egan's recordbreaking play success— which comes to the Pavilion364 words
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Article, Illustration15 1937-07-25 7 Freddie Bartholomew who appears m 'Captains Courageous" at the wupi.w. mcaue eiuigapore oai Aagust 4.15 words
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Advertisement231 1937-07-25 7 fg*t^ x N_^-_Z^ fc< *WJC^»y^ *m*mw\^^mmmm\ l*ains in the joints are a symptom of Kidney Trouble that must not be ignored. Neglect or improper treat- acid accumulates in the joints and ment of this minor trouble will sets up the excruciating joint pains soon lead to a real health-breakdown or231 words
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Advertisement14 1937-07-25 7 i^Ba 1,, fir 111 f w«3flLS IS: >. v MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE THROATS14 words
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Article3249 1937-07-25 8 Eleanor Hobson - Eleanor Hobson Our Short Story By (V<E of the Scandinavian heavyw< g to wit, has inion that a pretty woman sli I at, since eat \\i\ choose only dishes to lit her complexion and the deli -m. To watch darling, says he, ston <! into a lovely3,249 words
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Advertisement868 1937-07-25 8 Glands Made Active and Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours American Doctor's Discovery Strength- ttW^ l^V/ a S5 pa": ens Bicod, Hmzs, Body, Memory, [WBk Six 1 vfom^iSmiZ Brain, Muscles, and Endurance- fl !\?d r ei 0 y ld know g n s a iian 8etter Than Bland Operations. n868 words
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Advertisement259 1937-07-25 8 THIS QUESTION OF CAREERB. Oet the ngnt angle on this question ol careers. Professor A. M. Low speaka to you. "The planning of your career is so vitally important that you cannot afford to make any mistake. That is why you should have the advice of 8 thoroughly sound organisation259 words
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Advertisement255 1937-07-25 8 "ACID stomach, night indigestion— A that's what causes those sleepless nights, nights when you toss and turn and just can't rest. The food you've taken during the day is turning acid during the night, and this acidity so irritates the stomach nerves that your whole nervous system is upset, making255 words
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Article, Illustration1658 1937-07-25 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES \f P.. J. T. Haydon, a member of the bar of Ike Straits Settlements, had a surprise the other day. The mail had been delivered, and he picked up a letter which had come from the United States. It was addressed: Sir J. T Haydon. Then must1,658 words
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Advertisement24 1937-07-25 9 TEACHER'S HIGHLAND CREAM m whisky W^la PERFECTION W^g^lJr ULu btUILn PHONE STORE 5376 (4 lines), K. LI MPUR 3oU, IPOH 110 111 W.P.S. 26024 words
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Article2426 1937-07-25 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By our woman i i correspondent READING Sinclair Lewis on middle I class American life, there seems to be a contempt for business men's clubs like the Elks and the Rotary. Of course the Rotary is different, be caufe it is international and I must2,426 words
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Article287 1937-07-25 10 Seen Heard Busily packing. .are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Myles for they go on leave on Friday by the P. and O. Ran c hi. Busiiy unpacking. .is Mrs. Howe for she arrived out here last week with her small daughter, Faith, to join her husband, Mr. G. L.287 words
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Article, Illustration55 1937-07-25 10 Ccming out of her shell to dally on Ihe sands, our lady wears a piaysuit of b:ue and green printed heavy lin^n. 'Ihe fenee-lengtji redingeate tops the square-necked bodice and na .ag- shorts, (which can be used for bwimmmg), s.nd to complete her en t-mble is a lcve«y floppy brimmed55 words
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Advertisement16 1937-07-25 10 Dorothy more radium-vita cosmetics cover every beauty need 18 "FIT rOad> 'P hon 69M. Ist floor.16 words
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Advertisement45 1937-07-25 10 Meet A MILLION GERMS m Safety. Germs of cold Infections, toiMilitis, Influenza, laryngitis and bronchial troubles are everywhere looking for victims. Guard Yourself with a fittleVicfor INHALER EVERY DAY Fountain Pen size m nickel case. From your chemist or direct from: MEDICAL HALL LTD., Singapore.45 words
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Advertisement111 1937-07-25 10 fiAdusive Model Gowns. Late&t Millinery Novelties etc., j "BERLEF Foundations S AT PALAIS *lt% MiUKS I 12a, CAPITOL BUILDING, STAMFORD RD. 'PHONE 4616. I v^ rr> i y-mme i Gowns for all occasions. i Day Evening bags, Diamante Clips etc: i 5, Stamford Rd., 'Phone 3838, i Capitol Bldng. Singapore.111 words
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Advertisement193 1937-07-25 10 E e= f= 1 1 i^ =3*% =3 li*«frj 'stjtt W.th reasonable t c the oaken guarantee the^e machines for 50 yaars, truly a cycling lifetime. The three modes illustrated (the B.S.A. Club Roadster, the B.S.A. Roadster and the B.S.A. Club) each an individual style— all f^ W J, the193 words
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1703 1937-07-25 11 NOTES from Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill ris surprising that m a fairly large town like Kiin-a Lumpur where there is a large number of Europeans, more interest b not displayed m the meeting of the Musical Society. The usual fortnightly meeting of this Society was held last Thursday m1,703 words
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Article, Illustration103 1937-07-25 11 rVEN now, before any advance force of the August invasion is yet expected, the Hill is exceptionally full of visitors from all parts of Malaya and it is anticipated that Aug ust Bank Holiday will find every bee and perhaps sofa and camp bed m every103 words
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Article457 1937-07-25 11 IN the old days one was rather inclined to associate woollen suits with plain drabness, but now, after the on^s I have just seen m Prestige, I think of them as one of the smartest outfit for day wear. These were really the loveliest things, and terribly457 words
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Advertisement91 1937-07-25 11 Vogue's! Highlights of Fa* h i ib PARIS SINGAPORE p EOPLt WHO LIVE FOR STYLE, neekly Shipments of Distinctive evening and Afternoon Gowns Creawons ol the most exciting models m the ram Openin-s. It is owing to Devalaa*ion of the tYsnch Francs that our exclusive Gowns are unexpenstre. entrust your91 words
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Advertisement138 1937-07-25 11 LOVELY OLD CHINA J (Porcelain) I COLOURED BOWLS, PLATES I HORS D'OEUVRE SETS CUPS S S also I BLACKWOOD FURNITURE > PAHIT TABLES (Set of 4) t CENTRE TABLES, JOSS TABLES S J ETC. ON VIEW AT I RACHELS! Raffles Hotel, 1 and Bras Basah Road. Tattoo Your Lips WITH138 words
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Advertisement395 1937-07-25 11 W£4AD£tAE£ has just received an unusual selection of evening bags hand embroidered, 18, Battery Road, Ist flow. Phone 7143. Opening Offer 3 Poses for $1 (Postcard Size) STUDIO 33 Tel. 3304. 33, Stamford Rood. This is the NESTLE feeder wMclh should be used jjj^^i, as follows?; BO? I (0 Wash395 words
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Article605 1937-07-25 12 THE NEW POLICY IN THE F.M.S. ¥S the policy of Decentralisation for the Federated Malay States a good thing or I bad? The general view ol the public is that it is good m that its aim is to restore to the Rulers the dignity which was m dan* I605 words
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Article1358 1937-07-25 12 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanley -Jones —Spain More Menacing than North China THERE is a deadlock, between the two great i.ttions of the Far East, China and Japan, m regard to the political and economic contic 1 of North China. There is also a deadlock, between five nation*1,358 words
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Article606 1937-07-25 12 Anglius - Anglius rOMFORTING reflection for travellers: v A A A rpHE London-Aberdeen express nearea its destination. "It's been a long and tiring journey, hasn't it?" said the Englishman. "Aye," agreed the Scotsman, "an' sac it ought to be for the money." A A npHE traveller606 words
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Advertisement34 1937-07-25 12 ifr^™' J^SI SWISS LEVER fill .tf Q O D§" II j| unbreakable glass [i STRONG LEATHER STRAP ilaPlfßJ^i i (h r V* 11 %Jf a ?^^^HHPw Duty free m Johorr F.M.S. mmOpposite Clifford Pier34 words
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855 1937-07-25 13 NEW ERA DAWNS IN f SINGAPORE WORKING OF JUBILEE FUND WHAT EXTRA GIFT OF $2 MILLIONS WILL MEAN (By a Staff Reporter) jT.OM the beginning of next month, a new era dawns for pore's destitutes who draw relief at present from the Singapore855 words
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Article, Illustration11 1937-07-25 13 I Tnt. J.p., of Si~!!*rpor<\ at St. Mark's Church In Venice11 words
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Article, Illustration20 1937-07-25 13 The Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund A dministration centre m New Bridge Road, where relief is distributed to Singapore's destitute. (Tribune).20 words
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Article148 1937-07-25 13 In Egypt SEQUEL TO BAN ON FRONTIER (By Air Mail) Alexandria, July 14. TIEN thousand fishermen on the northern coast of Egypt threaten to go on strike unless the Frontier? Administration raises the ban on fishing within the vicinity of the Egypto-Libyan frontier. A delegation of148 words
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Article151 1937-07-25 13 Bequeathed To British Museum (By Air Mail) London, July 12. A famous collection of Eastern paintings, prints and drawings have been j bequeathed to the Trustees of the British Museum here. The collection was that of the late Charles Shannon who, with the late Charles Ricketts, was a151 words
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Article329 1937-07-25 13 Sensational Murder Case Recalled (By Air Mail) London, July 9. IN the Town Hall at Rye, Sussex, can stili be seen the skull of John Breads, a local murderer, and the chains m which his bcdy was exposed on the town marsh3s after he had been hanged It329 words
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Article281 1937-07-25 13 Just To Paint GERMAN GIRL'S TRIP TO AFRICA (By Air Mail) London, July 14. A GERMAN woman has just left London to live for a year m a Central African jungle. She will i cut her way through the remotest parts of the vast Ituri forest281 words
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Article101 1937-07-25 13 Matara, Ceylon. S. P. PODI Singho was sentenced to four and a half years' rigorous imprisonment at the Matara Assizes having been found guilty on a five to two verdict of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The victim was his brother, S. J Sirisena, of Medaketiya, m101 words
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Article168 1937-07-25 13 LARGE AREA Forests Mown Down Like Grass (By Air Mail) Helsinki, July 13. A THUNDERSTORM and hurricane of unprecedented violmce have caused enormous damage m large tracts of Central Finland. Tens of thousands of trees are reported to have been maun down like grass by the168 words
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Article123 1937-07-25 13 Reached 114 MP.H. With "Coronation Scot" (By Air Mail; London, July 13. The King has presented the mudal of the Order of the British Empire tv Mr. Tom. Clarke, driver of the London Midland and Scottish Railway Co.S "Coronation Scot" train, winch during its lecent trial123 words
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Article94 1937-07-25 13 Jerusalem Arab youths m Palestine are boinp invited to complete their education m Italy at a cost of only £2 a year to themselves. The rest of the cost of their upkeep will be borne "by the Duce Such is the intimation In a circular distributed m94 words
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Advertisement62 1937-07-25 13 Read The MALAYA TRIBUNE For The Best Sports Reports l\ VW^-fl WEAKNESS fj^ Ml DEBILITY hOah>em i a SHY//y fes\ Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy AL Wf \YS CURES, and gives health and strength. Fat better than serums, raw ni^at, Medicated wiaea,62 words
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Advertisement75 1937-07-25 13 I HAVE A DAZZLING SMILE I -SPARKLING TEETH It's so easy when you use Kolyno.-. Kolynos gives teeth charm and sparkle wonderful to see. v^"* Don't forpet— Kolynos is most <y e.'i.noinical. It lasts twice as long r\ \a^ OMIOfABt toothpastes because you use on\v half as rivueh. Try the75 words
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Article, Illustration1337 1937-07-25 14 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds —How To Find The Country s Happiest reopie [DRIVING through one of the more remote parts of Ipoh the other day, a friend remarked to me that he was continually coming up against little corners m the town which he did not1,337 words
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Advertisement195 1937-07-25 14 r-jf^ TICKETS ISHUED X# \JC*/|\ J BY ALL STEAMER 'flinP. AIR AND TRAVEL Irailway LINEa NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese clients and those of all other resident communities are given the best of attention and assistance. Robin*©* Road, Singapore, j Telephone Iftl. •j.^.^ w^—^-^—^^* ,5, j__j» WATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA IE195 words
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Advertisement338 1937-07-25 14 l^^l LI' 1 a day lay the (oundation O f A SPLENDID A1 > I>ETITE RaHa* VIF I\ M |i^ I^* a lifetime of sound, white S N <StttoJ E «S° T i WEA ER! BWIW \_J_A 1 leelh. Grown-ups who' I baMUM start to use Gibbs are sur- and338 words
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Article1377 1937-07-25 15 ENGLAND- AFRICA ROUTE LETTERS CARRIED WITHOUT SURCHARGES -pROM a small 360 h.p. aircraft, carrying n handful of Mters for 250 mibs b tveen London an-i Paris at a postage rate of half-a-cr wn a letter, to a gfenl 3 000 h.p. fly ngboat carrying 3 5001,377 words
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Article, Illustration124 1937-07-25 15 is pic ure shows 'Caledonia,' Imp i*ai Airways long-range flying-boat, leaving Imperial Airways base at H rthe, Southamntcn. England, for the air base on the Shannon m Ireland prior to her Atlantic flight. 'Caledenia' and v sister ship, 'Cambria,' are two Empire flying-boats which have been selected for long-range work124 words
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Article, Illustration136 1937-07-25 15 This photograph shows three of the crew selected for the first experimental commercial crossing of the Atlantic from Ireland to Newfoundland by Imperial Airways. They are (left to right) Wireless Operator Thomas Eric Hobbs, and next but on 3 First Officer Charles Henry Bowes, who is a first-class navigator, and136 words
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Article197 1937-07-25 15 Terrible IJavages Of The Disease <Ey Air Mall) Black Notley, Essex, July 12. 7-ÜBERCULOSLS is still responsible for more deaths annually than any other of the principal diseases except cancer, said Sir Kingsley Wood., Minister ot Health, when he opened the extensions to the Essex County Council's197 words
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Article58 1937-07-25 15 Patient Flies For Urgent Treatment A striking example of the value of att speed, m cases of emergency, was provided the other day when a patient was rushed 8,000 miles ?.rom Duiban to England for «ji urgent operation, accomplishing this journey m just over six days58 words
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Advertisement283 1937-07-25 15 You twill prefer Smart men the world over TUI^ NO'^II K4 are following London's lead ■"IJ II W UUIYI m using BRYLCREEM— the H D C C C I Xl r* Perfect Hair Dressing. And UKfcjilllVJ. no wonder! Brylcreem keeps the hair glossy and m position with- /<^%ff~*^^ out resorting283 words
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Advertisement288 1937-07-25 15 FLATULENCE Although Flatulence is such an unpleasant nnd painful form of Indigi tx >n. it is one that can be made to y>'*l I to suitable iieatment m quite a short tune. Usually the distension (fullness) of the stomach is produced by (jas or wind This, m turn, is the288 words
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Article176 1937-07-25 16 Charge Of Cruolly Spurring A Pony 'Mail Air Mail) London, July !>. John Tiaiil the well -known trainer of polo pqnies, has been fined £3 and ordered to pay three guineas costs un a charge of cruelly .-purring a pclo peny at Ham Common. "I spurred the176 words
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Advertisement198 1937-07-25 16 Agonising corns since Boyhood days NOW- happy feet again at 7O "Why did I not use Radox years ago." writes this old man, after a lifetime of unnecessary suffering with corns "How pleased I am to be rid of three of the most painful corns that anyone could have, and198 words
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Advertisement134 1937-07-25 16 GRANTS WHISKY \JsT Are you satisfied that when your working days are over you will be a kl e 0 en j O y n comfort the evening of your life? Let us submit you details of our INCOME POLICY, enabling you to commence a small saving now and ensure134 words
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Advertisement48 1937-07-25 16 /HI NEW FRENCH REMCDtt THERAPION NO.? THERAPIONNo.2 THERAPIONNo.3 ■o. 1 Cu*m MnhufH. Urn. a Ouw bkm>4 Foiaon. Ho. a Cur** Chronic WtUmiiii. lailisn Price St. Chemists, or either No.rtcurn IftiL Dr. LE CLE r c Med.Co. Ha verttock ßd.N W.sXood«b On. LI CL.ERC'3 PILLS for the Liv« r48 words
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Advertisement402 1937-07-25 16 Etch is More Than Skin Deep Doctor Tolls How To End Itch m 7 Minutes. Tour skin has nearly 50 million tin? seams and pores where invisible germs, parasites, or fungus can hide and make your skin Itch, Crack, Peel, Burn, and be disfjguied by Ringworm, Acne. Blotches, Pimple.s, Crotch-Itch,402 words
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Article547 1937-07-25 17 MISS MARGARET RAWLINGS AT LUNCHEON Making A "Plea For Modesty" (By Air Mail) London, July 13. AN outspoken criticism of the Oxford Group movement, m which she compared the conventions of Er»*t and \V»^t. was matfe by Miss iMarsraret Rawlings, the well-known actress, when siie was547 words
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Article377 1937-07-25 17 R. A. THOMPSON - R. A. THOMPSON BY D.O.Sc. (Doctor of Ocular Science) people have been advocating oi late, that perfect eyes may be fetained by a system of exercise- -that the eyes need more work. Does the doctor tell the postman to take a walk every day for his health,377 words
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Article188 1937-07-25 17 Children's Playground And Rest Garden (By Air Mail) London. July 13. A CHILDREN'S playground ana rest garden, set cut m the grounds of the Dockland Settlement Canning Town, here m memory of Earl Beatty, the first chairman of the settlement, has been formally opened by his188 words
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Article142 1937-07-25 17 Gigantfc Reservoirs Under Construction (By Air Maili London, July 6. Londoh is to have three huge new reservoirs so big that they would bo capable of accommodating the whole British fleet. Construction is already m progress and the above indication of their .size was given by Sir142 words
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Article73 1937-07-25 17 New Issue Of Stamps With Airmen's Portraits (By Air Mail) Moscow, July 14. A set postage stamps to mark the recent Soviet flight over the North Pole to America is to be issued throughout the Soviet Union. The stamps will be of 10, 20, 40 and 8073 words
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Article297 1937-07-25 17 BABY FARMING Abuse Of British Laws (By Air Mail) G London, July 13. RAVE abuses of adoption laws have been revealed m the report of the Committee of Inquiry set up by the Home Secretary m January last year. Trafficking m children and "baby-farming" still continue m297 words
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Article94 1937-07-25 17 Lasted One Hour 18 Minutes Hollywood. Two Hollywood players working on a nlra claim to have "endured" the world's longest kiss. It lasted one hour and 18 minutes. They are Mr. Gilbert Roland and Miss Dorothy Lamour. No "stand-ins" (temporary deputies) were available when tney were preparing94 words
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Advertisement52 1937-07-25 17 ;:v.\ rr. n fet 5? 6^'* oris^r than W'Y A l aftg o m what e»«M T u»^ iS "O c..*ns Andrews *«*^*en*** relieves ctda >' hes and ads the S I the kidneys, sootne ple^he VVorW ■Kjt t|7P j!!^s>^v\ y•>"' s k^ ■fIH >*» soNiJ*K!^KSfi»'» r *,i^s» fy^ tv52 words
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Advertisement59 1937-07-25 17 Jim, like all well-dressed young men, pays attention to details. He selects his handkerchiefs with care to tone with his suit, his shirts or his ties. He's more than a dozen different ones to choose from and they're all Pyramids. See them at your In a wide variety of on59 words
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Advertisement584 1937-07-25 17 HOW SANATORIUM PATIENT PUT ON POUNDS of FLESH INCREASE THIS EASY WAY £M$ Not only this sanatorium patient, but I ..j^ I Smn C nood Hundreds of men, women and children Wl 745*1:, have put on weight, by taking these tiny, MBLf rj I tasteless, flesh-forming tablets. And why "Cftf584 words
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Article201 1937-07-25 18 Rigours of Police Lift Did Not Hum Him At 50 years of v -resumed to be beyond the arduous demands of police duties. But was he? Read what he says now live years after he was pensioned: "I am a man or 55 years. It201 words
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Article233 1937-07-25 18 TWO KILLED A Bride Who Was Stolen (By Air Mail) Belgrade, July U. rVO men were killed and another scriowdy injured m a ctuarrel about a pretty peasant girl from Alc.;lnaiz, Yugoslavia, who was stolen first by one man and then by another. Vukadin Fetro-vitch had233 words
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Article170 1937-07-25 18 Women Workers At Sugar Factory Affected Lille. THE mystery of the mas* hysteria among women employees at the Begum sugar factory at Thumeries, near Lille, has been heightened by a further outbreak. Afier the incident recently when 150 workers were affected with symptoms of stifling, hysterics and fainting170 words
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Article, Illustration724 1937-07-25 18 Horatius - Horatius By YEW York bridge clubs are getting a great deal of excitement over a hand which is going the rounds as a test of playing prowess. The hand is an extremely interesting one and when it is submitted, the 'Victim" is asked to state724 words
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Article115 1937-07-25 18 In America On Lecture Tour (By Air Mail) New York. July B. FHE Rev. Robert Andersen Jardine. who married the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, will r;ive hh first address iv blew York wnen he arrives here ior an American 'acture tout. The addre.^ will ba,115 words
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Article103 1937-07-25 18 Ankara. A cenotaph to Turkey's anfcncwn warrior who fell during the War of Independence .i A'-ia Miror In"* 1019-22 is to be erected on the heights overlooking the modern capital. An unidentified soldier v. .11 b? buried u.nde- tho monument to comm^mrate all those who fell m103 words
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Advertisement309 1937-07-25 18 WHISKY Whij use worthless^insecticides^on moths V^aV'^' JjßflaraJm e>»ncy. Flit i* most deadly t>» intacta bacaut* it /^p^fj^* 1 -~==r^. >;~ --f' iti '"*j conjoint a combination of killing agants found m t^i XIJML^HI 0 there is nothing hkeOVALTINE' for Quality Value The world-wide success of delicious 'Ovaliine' is a triumph309 words
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Advertisement219 1937-07-25 18 ELP HIM j^H^ grow to t^B^m VIGOROUS w"^^H Of course you want your son to be strong, rigorous, healtiiy. Then give him Waterburj's Connwund. It contains vital nourishing elements including pure liver and malt extracts as well as minerals m organic form, such as copper and iron, which guard m219 words
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Article859 1937-07-25 19 FORMATION FAVOURED IN PERAK CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS AND CHINESE OLYMPIAD I Us "Racquet") ¥N" order to incrt-a.se the popularity .mton throughout the State an attempt was made by the Perak Badminton Association about two years ago to enc urage the various districts to form their own controlling bodi859 words
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Article, Illustration214 1937-07-25 19 Ballinglon Breaks British Record jIARDY Bailington, the amazing 24--year-oid South African runner, runin >v;-. i. t.at that at nearly every JJ^e m his urn he had to have a oucke* i cold writer thrown over his nead, beat ti a for the IOOI^ miles path-London run In 13214 words
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Article139 1937-07-25 19 At a meeting held at the Stamford High School hail it was decided to form a,ii association for young men m the c'istrict of Geylang. The proposed association will be known as the Geylang Young's Men's Association." It's objects arc: (1) To provide the members with opptulimltifts ot139 words
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Article, Illustration8 1937-07-25 19 Mrs. Strickland, the well-known Singapore tennis piayer. TribuneTribune - 8 words
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132 1937-07-25 19 The following ties m the S.B.A. men's junior singles and doubles championship tournaments will be played at the Clerical Union Haw-Par Hall, to-day. AT 10 A.M. (SINGLES): Tay Bong Soo v. Teo Leng Boon, R. Ragunathan v. Peh Tens Slew, Tay Keng Ann v. Lee Beng Watt.132 words
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Article648 1937-07-25 19 SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACCA MALAYA CUP SOCCER AGAINST NEGRI SEMBILAN "OY the time these notes appear m print, the result of the Negrr Sembilan-Malacca cup tie at Seremban will be out. Malacca put up a gallant show against the Combined Services, and on the strength of that performance may be648 words
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Advertisement97 1937-07-25 19 7otty l/*M io (Patch aTtain ...AND HE MISSED IT! nan ttUOUI ft, n| iaH|i 58 W r,v 'w B awv w dS*fH cs 11 1 "HI b 1 31 "4 *i9 ra v ilk n"1 v^tFl b'l k *™t| 1 PI sw ™^H Representatives. Post this coupon now: The Manufacturers97 words
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Advertisement1033 1937-07-25 19 Did you Maclean your teeth to-day? Ah! I see you did Macleans PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE ll you u^ a toiij dentifrice, u> the new MACLEANS SCLIO PEBOXIOC OCNTIFRICt fc^y DIAMOND iJffl^L^Bili Bedsteads. I^^^SF^K' 11'? Head and fot>t etid> built of M>lid Teak "^W^^Si W*i--^-l finished with high poltsh. Quartered "•••7^"^T]1,033 words
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Article2224 1937-07-25 20 Cricket Up And Down The Country Four Centurions Last Week-End Malacca Humbled By Negri Sembilan The F.MS.-Colony Match At Penang Two Strong Sides Odds In Favour Of Colony? Malaya Cup Soccer Topics Singapore's Proud Recordln Peril Did The Services End It Yesterday? Singapore League Issues2,224 words
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Article, Illustration36 1937-07-25 20 Mr. Charles de Aivls, the Sinhalese boxing; manager, with his two Japanese charges, Motomitsu Sauda and Kintaro Sanada, from Professor Watanabe's boxing school m Tokyo. The Japanese boys will soon be seen m action here. TribuneTribune - 36 words
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Article628 1937-07-25 20 BOXING NOTES NEWS (By "K.O.") JjMGHT fans are fretting plenty of boxing and good boxing at that, those days. Yet another promotion is to be staged this month. Following m the wake of Mr. Bertie Bell's fip at the New World last Friday, Mr. G. H. Kiat has arranged a628 words
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Advertisement387 1937-07-25 20 3 Times oaf of 4 Agonising Indigestion is INTESTINAL! vB y know tht>t y° u *w»«^thot nil it 1 1 r i m ■HMyyUUU|UtS yojr >«"nach It your /N7ES TINES UJJ^uUULX^S 1 1 11l r*l l^ f TIV I n/y >ort c yoor le diagram) IfTrTnTnTTTI ■^JViPiJ^ml^B d'gsstiYi iy;:e,n ;iU387 words
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Advertisement89 1937-07-25 20 7^ BE E PROUD ♦$vi|f I V -f I OWNER OF THE I ,\/V WORLD'S BEST Jj CYCLE l v >^/ '-'jSr^yw' HrKC IJI rS liHpLj^^l |7 Easy running doesn't jusl happen. It is built into every w/^ISM iML 1 Hercules cycle. Correct frame it /vPi i^El^^k design, a higher89 words
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Advertisement65 1937-07-25 20 Asthma Germs Killed m 3 Minutes Bi^nchiS' JKr 1 I*1 wh ««««nf Asthma and health a M p n olbo youj ruin your Piu-lflftK "6. A .«thna O-rmi la 3 mlnutM. rothafvm' lOO<i aMd v vii&li you fr*l L tha v ]t J 8 Buarante^d to ffw nSSSv h^if top65 words
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Article43 1937-07-25 21 The following will represent the Chia T '«ne youngsters' football team VS. the Rangers Junior XI at Baiestler p ain to-day: Amin; Senaya and Mom; Kong Fun. Saup and Rosemary; Kony Urn, Jose Hock Guan (Capt.) Shym and Bock San.43 words
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Article, Illustration367 1937-07-25 21 MALAYAN racing will lose a promi- nent and popular official when Capt. P. S. Laing-, assistant secretary and clerk of the course of the Singapore Turf Club, retires at the end of September after the Gold Cup meetin?. Capt. Laing was educated at Marlborough and367 words
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Article608 1937-07-25 21 Controversy Over The Hawker Nuisance (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. XTAWKER'S Shelter, a semi-perma-jl pent structure reentry instituted 1 Malacca by the ingenuity of the :ity Fathers and said to house haw:ers. is ones more occupying the atten- ior cf the Municipal Commissioners Recently :i committee comprising608 words
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Article217 1937-07-25 21 SATURDAY'S MARKET POSITION TIN Singapore, July 24. The price of tin at noon m Singapore to-day was: $129 :j. (unchanged). RUBBER The price of rubber at noon m Singapore to-day was: Buyers 29 (down V«) Seller> 297 o (down Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, July 24. miN three months217 words
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78 1937-07-25 21 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. In cases (F. 0.8. July) 29% 29% Good F.A.Q. m bales (F. 0.8. July) 28% 29 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'porei 29^ 29% do. Aug. Sept. 2&14 29% do. Oct. Dec. 29 /->78 words
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Article36 1937-07-25 21 The heats for the athletic shorts a' the S.R.C. will tike plac e on Wedr.csI day and Thurrday next at 4 30 p.m. and the finals will be held on Saturday ft 2.30 p.m.36 words
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Article306 1937-07-25 21 New Systems Of Licensing Of Motor Vehicles THE Secretary to the Transport Board. F.M.S. makes the foilowtat an nouncement for the information of the public. The text of the Road Traffic Enactment, 1937, as passed by the Federal Council on .Tun* 1 29. wTT? be pub:306 words
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Article56 1937-07-25 21 S.C.C. XI vs. the Navy on Saturday MXt at 11 a.m. at the S.C.C: L L Cooper, I. Scott Dateleish. Lt W D H. Duke. A. F. Hunter. M. Lamb. V .T C. O'Dwyer. W. G. Reeves, Lt. P W. H. Scott. Lt. D P. O RtewtH EG.56 words
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Advertisement83 1937-07-25 21 iTOMP/ON NCJPTICAt C 9 4, ARCADE, GKOUND FLOOR. R. A. THOMPSON D.O.Sc(Dr. of Ocular Science) 35 years European Clinical Experience. Consultation Without cost or obligation. Glasses if needed. Hupmobile A shipment of New Models is arriving by the s-s. Mapia, on September 11, 1957. Distributors for Malaya: SINGAPORE Hi O83 words
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Miscellaneous1422 1937-07-25 21 LOCAL PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK SINGAPORE STATION ON 225 METRES nOLLOWING are the programmes to be broadcast from the B.M.B.C. statin:., (luring the coming week: TO-DAY 11.30 a.m.:— Light Orchestral Concert, played by the Tangiin Club Orchestra,' under the direction of Rex Allen. Relayed irom the Tangiin Club: Selection, The1,422 words
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922 1937-07-25 22 Singapore Surprise Services A t Stadium MALAYA CUP SOCCER 2-1 VICTORY Big Crowd Sees Thrilling Game Singapore, Saturday. SINGAPORE beat the Combined Services by 2-1 m the Malaya Cup competition at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon and have thus qualified to meet the winners bf the Northern Section m922 words
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Article108 1937-07-25 22 STORK BADMINTON TOURNAMENT Championship Ties At Clerical Union Singapore, Saiuiday. The following are the results of the Singapore badminton championship junior tournament played of) at the Ciciical Union Hall thi> afternoon: John Lee (Diehard) defeated Tay Eoc Liang IA.A.U. )15— 8 15—0; Ong Peck Koon and Tan108 words
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Article472 1937-07-25 22 Championship Tournament Results 'From Our Own Correspondent > Jchore Bahru. July 23 TURTHER matcnes m the Johore Bahru District badminton champions: tournament were piayed on Wedncsr. evening and Friday morning and ai crnoon on the Ayer Moleh School ccurU I and resulted as follows: JUNIOR SINGLES Abdullah (Police)472 words
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Article218 1937-07-25 22 By Combined Schools Cricket XI Singapore. Saturday. THE Combined Schools boat "the SRC. on the Padang to-day by 36 runs. Scores: COMBINED SCHOOLS P. P^hecrd*»r b D'Almeida n R. Thoy b Ess 1 K. Suntiram b Pullivan 25 R. Jansen b D'Almeida R. H. Shah b Sullivan 4218 words
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Article296 1937-07-25 22 NEW RECORDS Unit Championship Aggregate From, Our On ter) Kua Lvi Fine v favoured the events La the second day of the yan AA.A. s mich took en the p. i niccn. ilts: 100 YARDS liirst heal' Kirn Seng (Selangon, Especkerman <Nogri> 10 2 5 sees. Second296 words
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Article112 1937-07-25 22 Blia Club Beat Pontian Club From O:r Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 24 YfESTERDAY, the cricket team of the 1 the Blia Club, Johore Bahru. travelled up to Pont. an brat the Pontian Club In a who i match by six wickets In their firs, irnin; Ile Blia112 words
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Article80 1937-07-25 22 The Friendly Band beat the SuigaCotts by Uiixe games to one m a nton iriuicn on M mday last. res (Bands players mentioned C. S. Phuang beat J. Loveoay b, I.V--5: A. Tun beat M. Koh.on ;.->— 6. 15— 6; J. Tay beat N. Hay 15 jl, U;80 words
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Article36 1937-07-25 22 Kramat Rangers team vs the Gu» Office en Mo: day t»i :np. Office pround: B:k K'nc Bah Ak- A. RazaK vn.aoi. Kirn Hin, Ah Chy Hock C:i.. t I Ah Lam. Reserves. 1 pe.36 words
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Advertisement900 1937-07-25 22 Not a Drag, but a Vital Cell- Food For the" Veins, Arteries and Heart > T O ailment resulting from poor or sluggish circulation of the blood can resist the H curative action of Elasto. Varicose reins are forgotten and soon disappear, the heart becomes steady, the arteries supple, skin900 words
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Advertisement56 1937-07-25 22 OUR ANNUAL Q i IJ STOCKTAKING SAL Ei has bf.en a tremendous success BUT 'NO BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS TO-DAY m order to enab'e v? to re-check our stocks and unpack new shipments oi" goods just received. WATCH FOR OUR EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT TO-MORROW IT WILL SURELY I INTEREST YOU GIAN SINGH Co.,56 words
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1524 1937-07-25 23 AMAZING RETURNS THREE FIGURE DIVIDEND NEW HORSES RUN PROMINENTLY FIRST DA V OF PENANG RACE MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday THERE was a large attendance for the opening day of th* Penang Turf Club's Summer professional race meeting;. After rain earlier the day. the weather cleared ap beautifully1,524 words
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Article607 1937-07-25 23 RAFFLES AND MEDICALS ATBUKITTIMAH Large Gathering Present Singapore. Saturc! DAFFLES COLLEGE ground at Bukr Timah presented an animated scene thi c afternoon when students of our twe colleges, Raffles and Medical viec! with one another or athletic honours. before a large gathering, which included hf. p\ Rhori607 words
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Article289 1937-07-25 23 Yesterday's Cricket At Balestier Singapore, Saturday. rriHE cricket match between the InI dian Association and the S.CR C. which was played at Balestier Read this afternoon, ended m a win on the futt innings <or the Indians by 90 runs M. P. Sing took 7 wickets for 17289 words
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Article134 1937-07-25 23 Ties m the lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.R.C. will be played off as follows at Hong Lim Green: MONDAY'S TIES Singles Championship: John Lim vs. Yap Ah Hyan (to finish) "A" Singles Handicap: Low Kee Che vs. Dr. T. H. Wee; Dr. P. L. Loh -s. Seal)134 words
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Article205 1937-07-25 23 Curtain-Raiser For The Malayan Exhibition (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. DO ADS leading to the King George V School and th 3 school itself presented a mass of humanity from early morning to-day, the occasion being the Agri-Horticultural Show of Seremban and the coast districts.205 words
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Article175 1937-07-25 23 Malayan Committee To Collect Exhibits A COMMUNIQUE from the Coloni.l SccrMarUt. S.S state.v information has been receiv preparations are well advanced foi U rcld'ns of an Emp!r P Exhibition Glasgow and the Malay; Q mm.. have b^cn invited to parUdnfti His Majesty the Xir p r»eentty vl O'asgow175 words
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Article, Illustration432 1937-07-25 23 Re- Unite Annual Match At The S.C.C. Singapore, Saturday. MALAYAN cricketing giants of the past met agam' m friendly rivalry on the S.C.C. padang to-day when the first Non-Benders Reunion was held and teams representative of Singapore and the Rest met. The Rest, skippered by432 words
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Article221 1937-07-25 23 St. Joseph's And M.F.A. At Cricket Singapore, Saturday. THE cricket match between St. Joseph's Institution and the M.F.A. on the former's ground this afternoon was left drawn. ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION H. Bondwyn c Hashim b Mahmood 3 J. Scheerder l.b.w. Ibrahim Isa 0 Yong leek b Ibrahim Isa221 words
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Article285 1937-07-25 23 Inter-State Badminton Tournament Seiangor has drawn a bye and will meet tne winners of Singapore vs. Malacca m the All-Malayan Chinese Badminton inter-State tournament m Singapore during the August bank holidays. The teams are: I MEN'S TEAM i Singapore: Tan Chong Tee, Koh Keng Siang, Yap Chin Tee,285 words
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Article462 1937-07-25 23 Ceylonese Community Hold Function Singapore, Saturday. A GATHERING of over SCO sat down to a tea-party at the Airport Restaurant to-day when the Cey)cnsse Community entertained Sir George Trimmer on the occasion of 5i3 ho. our of a knighthood conferred recently on Sir George. Leading462 words
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Article, Illustration184 1937-07-25 24 Chow Kirn Seng (F.M.S. Police), Lee Fun (Selangor) and Sio Leon? Joo (Penang), first, second and third respectively m the long jump at the Malayan sports m K.L. (Tribune.) Sio Leong Joo, clearing 10 ft. 7 ins. m the pole vault at the Malayan184 words
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