Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 December 1937
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Title Section15 1937-12-19 1 The Sunday Tribune No 28. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1937. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune15 words
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584 1937-12-19 1 JAPAN'S WARSHIPS MASSING AMOY THE NEXT CENTRE? CHINESE PREPARED TO DEFEND Af HSU-CHOW-FU J fNGKONG is preparing hastily to defend itself against marauding trooPs in the event of the hostilities in China moving southward, according to Reuter cables. Japanese worships are massing off AmovReuter - 584 words
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192 1937-12-19 1 'Capetown's' Dash From Yangtse AN UNEXPECTED MOVE EVACUATIONS Anglo-Japanese Crisis? Hankow. Dec. 18. 4S the result of a sudden and unexpected decision, the cruiser "(ape Town." which was bottled up in th^ Tangtse for more than four months, left and made a quick iMB for Shanghai, with 20 British women,Reuter - 192 words
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Article338 1937-12-19 1 Nanyang Siang Pau - Nanyang Siang Pau Japanese Demand? NO QUESTION OF COMPLIANCE Shanghai, Dec. 18. ADMIRAL Yarnell, Commander of the American China Fleet, in ;i statement to the press, denied that he had received any notification from the Japanese military or naval authorities demanding the withdrawal of United States338 words
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Article49 1937-12-19 1 No Saturday Night Issue Next Week AWING to the Christmas holidays next week, there will fee no Saturday Night "Edition of the Sunday Tribune. The Five a.m. Edition, however, containing results of all home soccer p!ayed on Christmas Day. will be published as usual on Sunday morning.49 words
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Article47 1937-12-19 1 Gibralter, Dec. 18. INDICATIONS of Government's successful attacks on the Ternnl sector, have en»«tty sumris-sd General Franco. Preparations for the Nationalist offensive is momentarily at a standstill, it believed that from row on. General Franco will be on the offensive until th*. Reuter N:w Year.—Reuter - 47 words
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Article247 1937-12-19 1 Dismissal Of Nahas Pasha's Govt. Cairo, Dec. lit A CRISIS has arisen between Kins Farouk and the Prime Minister, Nahas Pasha, \&hich is likely to culminate in the dismissal of the latter's government. s Th3 main point of the disagreemfl&l is-- the Wil aimed- at safeguarding- tfeesConstitution, wherebyReuter - 247 words
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Article308 1937-12-19 1 ARSENAL BEATEN Many Postponements Due To Snow London, Dec. 18. ENGLISH and Scottish league football matches, played to-day, resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I Birmingham 0 Brentford 0 Charlton A. 2 Leicester C. Chelsea 0 W'hampton W. 2 Grimsby T. 0 Derby C. 0 Leeds U.Reuter - 308 words
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Article, Illustration38 1937-12-19 1 Gaping walls, broken laths and smashed woodwork, giving mute testimony to one of the mc^t sannuinary S^les of the Stao-Japany w near Eight Chaiactei bridge. Shanghai. Hundreds of men en ooin siae* itai In lighting here. Planet NewsPlanet News - 38 words
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Article98 1937-12-19 1 British American Notes On Incidents London, Dec. 18. THE suggestion made by a, Japanese spokesman that it might not be necessary to reply to the British and American Notes in view of the fact that .apologies hai already been made, a©es not accord wlm the view ofReuter - 98 words
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Article95 1937-12-19 1 Hongkong To London In &V 2 Days London, Dec 18. lONDON will be brought within eight and half days' journey of Hongkong after to-morrow, when the new Imperial Airways route will be opened between Hongkong and Bangkok. The new air line will be a branch of theBritish Official Wireless - 95 words
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Article340 1937-12-19 1 "Wanton And Shameless i Provocation" London, Dec. 18. GRAPHIC accounts of the sinking of the VJ American gunboat, Panay, on the Yangtze, based on the experiences of tne .survivors who have arrived at Shanghai, are published in the Pr The only British subjects on the FannyBritish Official Wireless - 340 words
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Article114 1937-12-19 1 New York. Dec. 18 'It Is the in Japan which makes if possible tor untnfornn men to break J pledges with impunity, and swagger r< over treaties." declare! the New Herald and Tribune, commenting on th^ Pa nay incident It adds that if the adjustment of theReuter - 114 words
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Advertisement49 1937-12-19 1 i 5 a.m. I s Edition i i interior vitw ot an avenue in one of M^^J*""^ I the K.W.V, Maturation cellars in |"s^^^Ss9 Paarl- lor y«iW Key Brandy «s MggpT f*££?£l^ Matured in this manner so that when f^^BmsmmiisA it reaches you, it is mellow and KBB 649 words
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Advertisement8 1937-12-19 1 THE m:\vs with rouß BREAKFAST Try The MOHMX.8 words
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Miscellaneous23 1937-12-19 1 THE TIDES 10-DAY: 10r,8 a.m, 10 ft 3 «ns TO-MORROW:— O.33 a.m.. 9 ft. 2 ins 11 44 am 10 ft 5 ins.23 words
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Article351 1937-12-19 2 ENTERPRISE OF A MALAYAN MR. J. C. WILSON A Portable X-ray Apparatus (From Our Own Correspondent, (By Air Mall) London. Dec. 8 MR J C Wilson, when he retired from rubber planting in Malziya three years igo, had an idea which is now helping him351 words
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Article61 1937-12-19 2 Chinese Fined 8100 For Assisting Singapore. Saturday. For assisting in the management of a public lottery, a Chinese named Sia Moh was this morning fined $3CO or one month's rigorous imprisonment in default by Mr. W. G. Reeves, the Third Magistrate. The accused was arrested in a coffee61 words
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Article305 1937-12-19 2 Going: To Edinburgh Next October (From Our Own Reporter j Penang, Saturday. I AM naturally glad to hear the news," .said Mr. Lim Chong Eu, 18-year-old son of Dr. Lim Chwee Lconp;, and the candidate from Penang o School, who won the Queen's Scholarship, in an interview305 words
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Article132 1937-12-19 2 'From Out Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. The annual general meeting ot the Malacca Planters' Association will take place to-morrow at the Malacca Club. Mr. Tan Hoon Siang (Mr. Robert Tan), the well-known Singapore lawyer, has issued invitations lor a dinner to be held to-morrow at his residence in132 words
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Article277 1937-12-19 2 Two Fatal Motor Accidents Singapore, Saturday. TWO fatal motor accidents occured today. O.e took place near the junction of Geylar.g Road and Grove Road. A Chinese woman was knocked down by a lorry there. She died before the arrival of the ambulance. In Bukit Timah Road, a Chinese277 words
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Article104 1937-12-19 2 Special "Deanna DurbitT Matinee Singapore, Saturday. A SPECIAL "Deanna Durbin" show supplemented the usual weekly iVickey Mouse matinee at the Capi'-ol Theatre to-day, and a large crowd of kiddies, as well as grown-ups, which filled the theatre to capacity, were treated to an excellent programme til pictures. In104 words
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Article84 1937-12-19 2 Big Attendance At Wesley Hall Singapore, Saturday. More than 300 people attended the Christmas party of the Singapore District Epworth League held last night at the Wesley Hall, Fort Canning Roa'l The function was a huge success ani the organisers should be congratulated for their excellent efforts. Mus'c84 words
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Article87 1937-12-19 2 Singapore Chinese Sent To Prison Singapore, Saturday. Sentence of six weeks' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on" a Chinese named Ho Soj by Mr. W. G. Reeves the Third Magistrate, this morning on a charge of criminal breach of trust as a clerk in respect of $100.20. It87 words
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Article364 1937-12-19 2 Fortune Of An Old Singaporean (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 8. "CAPTAIN Jones of Singapore" really v did exist and so did his last will and testament. Dr. Barnardo's Homes have just had reason to rejoice in the authenticity conferred on thi.s charitable364 words
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Article84 1937-12-19 2 Sudden Death Of Ipoh Priest (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. rpHE deoth occurred this morning' of i- Rev. Father J. S. Fourgs, parish priest of St. Michael's Church. Ipoh. from heart failure, at the Parochial House. Father Fourgs who had been ill for more than a year,84 words
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Article321 1937-12-19 2 Singapore. Saturday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore Irom the P. and O. liner Corfu which arrived here from London yesterday: Mr. and Mrs. Ahearne. Mrs. P. Beau-mont-Checklani, Mr. and Mrs Birkwistle, Miss M. Brebner, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Curran-Sharp, Mr. O. A. Currie, Miss D. E.321 words
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Article53 1937-12-19 2 Singapore, Friday. For the theft of four Japanese-made fountain pens, valued at $2. on board the ship S.S. Rajula yesterday, Teong Eu Mui, a Harbour Board coolie, was to-day sentenced to pay a fine of $12, or in default 12 days' r.i. by Mr. W. G. Reeves, the53 words
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Article280 1937-12-19 2 MR. OKMSBY-GORE COLONIES "Others Looking With Envious Eyes" (From Our Own Correspondent) •Bv Air Mail' London. Dec 8. OTHERS are looking on us with envious eyes."' said Mr. Orm.sby-Gore. Secretary lor the Colonies, referring to the Colonial Empire at a luncheon givea by the Ulster Group of the Over-Seas League280 words
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Article151 1937-12-19 2 Wife Who Was Forced To Wear A Gas Mask In Bed Prague. A Prague woman. Maria L is seeking divorce on the grounds that her husband has been compelling her for the last six months to wear a gas mask, in bed. The husband was twice gassed151 words
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Article110 1937-12-19 2 Scheme To Make Indian Province "Dry** Patna. Bihar. While prohibition is being compulsorily imposed in a section of the Madrrs Presidency, an effort is beina made hi the province of Bihar to bring about prohibition by persuasion. TheJßihar prohibition campaign is to be started in a few selected110 words
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Article95 1937-12-19 2 Tsolatod By Heavy Snow Belgrade. Heavy .snew in the mountains of south Serbia has led to the vloppage of all road and rail communications between the towns of Bitolja, Ohrid and Kitcheva. Despite the heavy falls and deep drifts however the international line to Athens has been kept95 words
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Article147 1937-12-19 2 Singapore. Saturday The following Malacca properties were sold on Dec. 17 in the saleroom of Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co., Ltd., Malac2a, by public auction Freehold land c.nd premises No. 83. Heeren Street, area 4.410 sq. ft., for $18. ICO, to Mr. Kch Guan Lock. Freehold land147 words
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Article628 1937-12-19 2 EXTORTION OF $12 Indian Convicted MARKED XOTK RECEIVED Mngrapore, Sat unlay. a hc::rii.- which h. ed two t ys, a tra Mohamedan batcher, Ifohamed Ih him, was concluded to-day in the Sec nd Police Court, when the accused was, found jruiliy by Mr. I Duckworth, on two eh; t\\ extortion628 words
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Article111 1937-12-19 2 Sequel To A Singapore Police Singapore. Saturc. On a charge of being i:. instruments ;<nd materials for the purpose of counterfeiting strait- Bettl ments coins. T. V. Simon and MielHeng stood trial at a prelir inquiry before Mr. W. G I i 'he Magistrate, thi.v m It was111 words
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Article15 1937-12-19 2 Mr John Tryner left by nan tor DtdU -China i holiday at Dftlat Hill Statl15 words
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Advertisement213 1937-12-19 2 l^^ MALAYAM PftEMiea HOTEL. j i HAVE YOU MADE YOUR XMAS j NEW YEAR'S EVE RESERVATION YET? j ACCOMMODATION WILL BE LIMITED X'MAS NEW YEAR'S FVF FESTIVITIES. i X'mas Eve— Friday 24th Dec. S Special X'mas Eve Dinner and Dance (formal) $4.00 > Carol Community Singing Crackers, etc. S I213 words
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Advertisement29 1937-12-19 2 MYSTERIOUS MOMENTS by the MALAYAN MAGIC CIRCLE In aid of the CHINA RELIEF FUND. Matinee 3.15 p.m. TO-DAY 3.15 p.m. Prices of Admission: 25 cents. $100. Amahs Children. Adults.29 words
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553 1937-12-19 3 EFFECT OF QUOTA CUT REVIVAL 4 I <li\ Air Mail) LrodM, Dec. S. 4 rCEFECT sea of hats is beimj .A railed to Ike i.K K.( for iU COWafC m ratting U>e Ml quota M d«»piv as N pcf <i*nt. The cie- iaa ius all553 words
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Article41 1937-12-19 3 Shanghai, Doc. 15. GeneiM Hu, garrison cornet SI md Woosu ng area until the wit > of t l ie Chinese H >\v recently Kai Shrk. H, l corruption and military orders dvpatcbes Yang veteran member oi the Kuo- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article14 1937-12-19 3 Belgrade. F ripened on one ,-m of Vasilije Ivanovitch ga< least seven pounds.14 words
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Article299 1937-12-19 3 Coming To Capitol Next Month THE London Rf-vue Company, an a.'i 1 British troupe, will arrive in Singapore next month, under the direction (if Mr Peter Sergei, after a suec< season in India; and will open a series f>r ramoua West End hits at the Caplti I299 words
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Article165 1937-12-19 3 Further Evidence Of Good Relations (From Our Own Correspondent) *By Air Maili London, Dec. 8. rURTHER evidence of the excellent ref lations existing between Great Britain and Siam is forthcoming in in exchange if notes in which Great Britain abandons her old rights of Evocation from Siamese165 words
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Article169 1937-12-19 3 Two Englishmen's Trip In A Canoe Marseilles. Averaging a distance of about 58 mi):^ a day, two young Englishmen, name-.l Brindley ai:d Willis aged 24 and 18, have arrived here by canoe from Guildford, Surrey. They paddled all the way in nearly four months, having left Guildford169 words
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Article67 1937-12-19 3 London, Dec. 18. The herd of Arabian camels, nresente to the London Zoo bv Ibn Saud. the Kin;; cl Saudi. Arabia, Ls at present in quarantine. Ail the four camels are from Mecca, but they represent four distinct strains, of which, perhaps, the mast prized is the lightBritish Official Wireless - 67 words
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Article215 1937-12-19 3 Need For Internationa! Co-operation London, Dec. 18. THE principlf of continued Inter- national co-operation in the shipping industry was unanimously accepted yesterday at a private meeting of the International Snipping Conference in London. Britain, Denmark, Estonia, Finland France, Germany, Greece,' Jugoslavia Netherlands, Norway, Spain and Sweden took part,British Official Wireless - 215 words
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Article25 1937-12-19 3 London, Dec. 18 Lord Tweedmuir has be n elected the Chancellor oi Edinburgh University »n succession to the irte Sir James Barrie. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration22 1937-12-19 3 Meg Williams ana bubbles Stewart, two of the artistes who appear in the London Kevue, opening at the Capitol on Jan. 12.22 words
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Article164 1937-12-19 3 Visit To Slough Social Centre London, Dec. 18. THE King and Queen, who are in re--1 sidence at White Lodge, Windsor, last night visited the Slough Social Centre and, to delight of the factory workers present, joined in a game of darts. The Queen, who in threeBritish Official Wireless - 164 words
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Article64 1937-12-19 3 Distribution Of Masks Planned London, Dec. 17. Referring to precautionary measures for protection of the public against air raids, Wing Commander Hadsoll, Inspector General, stated with regard to respirators that thorough and adequate plans for their distribution had been designed and the masks gave complete protection against anyBritish Official Wireless - 64 words
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Article117 1937-12-19 3 Mrs. Lee Choon Guan Entertains OVER 200 guests were present at MandaJay Villa lad night for that always enjoyable function, the dinner In honour of the birthday of Mrs. Lee Chpon Guan, M.BE. The evening was beautifully line after the heavy rain and dinner was served out of117 words
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Article66 1937-12-19 3 Permanent Way Renewal Programme For 1938 London, Dec. 18. THE London, Midland and Scotland Railway have authorised a permanent way renewal programme for next year, which will involve the expenditure of £2,000,000. It will ir elude the complete re-iiylng of 605 miles of track, and orders forBritish Official Wireless - 66 words
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Article15 1937-12-19 3 London, Dec. 17. The death occurred to-day of Glyn Philpot, the famous Royal Academician. Reuter.15 words
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Article377 1937-12-19 3 LOOPHOLES Great Satisfaction In Lancashire 'From Our Oicn Correspondent (By Air Mail) London. Dec. R ANCASHIHE, as it is tMgfeai bf the local press, is delighied with the announcement of the neu textile quotas for made- up cotton and tmywm goods in Malaya, and i*> hoping that377 words
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Advertisement164 1937-12-19 3 \fc€?T/ hJt^ 3 Weeks in Bombay g^^X^^^^^A^^ Now in their sth Week at Calcutta! g^^^^kc^^ s 6™Wsf^^&' '««ent> ONE OF THE LARGEST I h^'{y//'^Ci<k ™1 AND BRIGHTEST LONDON STAGE SHOWS EVER Ll^^W REVUE BKOUGHT EAST OF JflmsP company j d&M&W^W^' 1 ALL WEST END STARS Opening H^ NON STOP REVUES164 words
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Advertisement98 1937-12-19 3 ALL THE GUNS IN SPAIN CAN'T qiFICIUVAH *REC KlT:sS* ARDOUR THEY HURDLE SPAIN'S BARBED-WIRE BARRICADES AND TRIP HEAD- S JHF'jSBil LORETTA YOUNG; \m donameche: Cj Jg^tSb^ j*m& ,j IN THE 20TH CENTURY FOX FILM i I^BI With Hfl BORRAN MINEVITCH AND HIS OANQ S sIBhB^^H pavilion j^^^^^^"^^^™ NEXT CHANtiK. f*T^^[98 words
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Advertisement228 1937-12-19 4 M -G.-M/s NEW LAUGH HIT! YOUR SCREAMING NEW COMEDY TEAM! it m* ■> -i Alice Brady of "My Man Godfrey" Vptlllllg and your f avour ite, Guy Kibbee— i r^ o what a couple to let loose on the I O"€i;i Slbll^^S French Riviera! A howl in any language. ALHAMBRAI228 words
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Advertisement523 1937-12-19 4 DO YOI T SEE SI»OTS BEFORE YOIR EYES? are yoi siwE- hi:m; from sleepless mgiits? H^^9|HB if 50... yoive «pOT "lilo.\iie TRoniLE" HB|jHH aieif Ei4'«'iS ci LAS'till T0.\14! *1 BLONDE IKUuDLh With ELEANORE WHITNEY, famous Tap-dancing Star, JOHNNY DOWNS, LYNNE OVERMAN and Holly wood's Prettiest Blonde TERRY WALKER. 11 W523 words
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Article474 1937-12-19 5 IN '100 MEN AND A GIRL' MUSICAL FILM SPECIALLY MADE FOR CHILD STAR £4NI KBI2LLA had a fahy godmother; Aladdin owned a lamp. Ali Baba had the "open sesame" and Df>anna D'«rb n ha? a mag'c Cinderella, Ali Baba jnd Aladdin were figments of the imagination.474 words
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Article, Illustration24 1937-12-19 5 Deanna Durbin and Adolphe Menjou who appear in "100 Men and A Girl" which will b- screened at the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore, this week.24 words
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Article338 1937-12-19 5 "ON A GAIN— OFF AGAIN" WHEELER WOOLSEY Partners In Pill Factory DEALING in side-splitting fashion with the quarrels of a Zeam of business partners, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey bring another of their hysterical RKO Radio offerings to the screen in "On \gain Off Again," which opens at the Alhambra338 words
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Article, Illustration25 1937-12-19 5 Paul Muni in a scene from "The Life o£ Emile 1 Zola" which will have a premiere at the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore, on Dec. 29.25 words
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Article504 1937-12-19 5 THE PANTHEON IN PARIS T?IFTY settings, the most that have been built for any Warner Bros, production since "Anthony Adverse," were used in "The Life of Emile Zola" which opens at the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore, on Dec. 29, Including were such huge ones as the Pantheon504 words
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Article95 1937-12-19 5 First Indian Woman Advocate Appointed New Delhi. The post of a senior District Munsiff (Judge) in Travancore has been offered to a young woman advocate, Mrs. Anna :handy. This is believed 'to be the first time a woman tias been appointed to the judiciary and is an instance95 words
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Article257 1937-12-19 5 In "Love Under Fire rpWELVE top-notch shmt men JL were us^d for scqaencM in the Twenfirfb Century-Fox gay ronntic remedy. "Lcve Under Fire,"' which is the next change at the Pavilfon Theatre, Sinonnore. Lorrtta Yorrvr and Don AntedK. po"u'^r }-t star of radio's biggest Sunday night air-show,257 words
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Advertisement39 1937-12-19 5 R. A. THOMPSON D.O.Sc. (Dr. of Ocular Science.) Practice Limited To The Eye. 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. 'Phone 3002. Hours 9—5. Saturday 9—l. or by appointment. 35 Years European Clinical Experience. Consultation without cost or obligation. Glasses il needed.39 words
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Advertisement37 1937-12-19 5 »Add to your personality by BATTERSBY FUR FELT HAT It is not merely a head covering but also a social asset. Obtainable in smart London Styles to please discriminating men. BATTERSBY HATS HAOI IN ENGLAND Ctrl— ill37 words
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Advertisement872 1937-12-19 5 HAD TO SLEEP PROPPED IP IN BED Too Fa I io Breathe Properly A year ago she w. it she could not pet her breath properly and had to be rrcpp^d up In bed. To-day she runs a house and bu What recret of tin Htf letter tells you "Jusi872 words
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Article954 1937-12-19 6 Return Of "Toys" PLAYED "TRAINS" AT A FLAT (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 4. "IT is curious what a fascination model railways have for some men. Exports have congratulate! me on coaches I have made. Oneday 1 hope tc make a model locomotive." Having 1 successfully sued954 words
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Article264 1937-12-19 6 Invented Hy Country Watchmaker AN ingenious tell-tale clock, which can write, and establish records hitherI to beyond the scope of any clocks, has been invented by Mr. J. Sladc. watchmaker, at Woodburn. Richmond River I N.S.W. Tests have been made by the Police department. The mechanism, winch is264 words
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Advertisement678 1937-12-19 6 INDIGESTION DOES NOT WORRY HIM NOW He Has Found a Speedy and Effective Remedy A-man who has suffered for years with stomach troubie. and who has -ried all .sorts si remedies in an effort to obtain relief, should know what he is talking atxgit wken he recommends a remedy for'-Indigestion.678 words
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Advertisement10 1937-12-19 6 Read The MALAYA TRIBUNE For The Best i Sports Report*10 words
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Article, Illustration1540 1937-12-19 7 H.L. Hopkin - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L. Hopkin pROM I- land comes the story of the bet man who was married by mistake. It happened at Killeter, near Catlederg and the ph; the Presbyterian Church. But let us state what happened in the best man's voids. "WiM we went to the church the1,540 words
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Advertisement71 1937-12-19 7 T)EUVfRY I°- SyBt e m is 98 fol^^ fleet of ra otorvane leaves °ur premises «ft»*C-k morning to dellv 18.. B^T^_ onl thus cabling customers to have these breakfast. *gm+, The eecond dellvery leav^ «t Bnd d6liVe -ery description or goods. The tMM .eavee at HoT-cr 0 of eoods> rr^71 words
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Article2142 1937-12-19 8 H. W. Hazlewood - H. W. Hazlewood Our Short Story By ¥>ERESFORD Jenkins was unhappy. It was not "nough that he was disappointed in his caroer. It was not enough that younger men in his department, were being promoted «m his head It was not enough that he found himself at forty2,142 words
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Article149 1937-12-19 8 To House Exhibition In March THE Crystal Palace is once more to be a great exhibition centre, just over The Cry.st.il i'ahice i.s unc* more to be a great exhibition cent just over a year after its des:ructiu-i by lire. li is announced that by BMMMBf of *>;j{-cially-ct.::struo149 words
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Article149 1937-12-19 8 She Gave 8,400 Coins For A Bicvcle K 31' Berlin. A peasant woman iaden with heavy parcels entered a bicycle shop at Deli-; zsch near Leipzig. "I wajit to buy a bicycle," she caid. "It doesn't matter what make it Ls, but it mustn't cost more han149 words
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Advertisement268 1937-12-19 8 •ri hairnet in ftshion- ■fil^Mk fl? V Sb^^* y SI I litat curls and deep bl -ad w;'v;v;. hw! Get a bottle O II PI T W W i t ave Su: and ti"d lull instruction' en- C n r****™ S B 2P°? 1S th reor>e for beauti f i'l268 words
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Advertisement34 1937-12-19 8 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? Ah! I see you did If you use a solid dentifrice, try the new Macleans Solid •^Z^g^&lWtL -jdJ^^ Sales Representative Njti A. T. Giliespie, P.O. Box 217, Singapore34 words
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Advertisement117 1937-12-19 8 DIAMOND SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS Sturdy all Steel construction rustproofed. Open visible Firings harbour I no insects. Promotes Healthy Sleep tteasonably Priced By conforming to the shape of the body it gives even support— keeps the Spine Straight. Recommended by Health Authorities. Extremely comfortable does not sag. Write for Descriptive folder117 words
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Article, Illustration702 1937-12-19 9 POILTRY NOTES Hints On Handling ARE SHOILD BE TAKEN WHERE is a difference toeen th ping erf ducks and the reari. rv ar j owing I to that I am writing at present 0:1 *Pn- treatment of duckHnga i W/;^/; To Place Under Bro^ The be^t time702 words
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Article129 1937-12-19 9 <By Air Mail) London. Dec. 2. The Duke of Connaught, who has been Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge for the past 37 years, is to have Brigadier-General W. H. V. Darell as his ass&tant at the headquarters of freemasonary. Lord Harewood, presiding at the quarterly meeting129 words
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Article387 1937-12-19 9 By R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. (Doctor of Ocular Science) THE question comes about a middleaged man who has complained of spots floating before his eyes for the last two years. They always are present but exaggerated in the presence of bright light. At night, while387 words
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Article137 1937-12-19 9 Hoist By Level Crossing Cologne. k PEASANT of the Hunsruck district 1 (Eifel) arrived at a level crossing just as the gates were shutting. The gates were of the continental kind with cross-polls which are swung up vertically for road traffic to pass, and lowered horizontally when a137 words
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Advertisement258 1937-12-19 9 111 BRINGS HEALTH 111 CAVES MONEY I No reduction in quantity Quality unchanged Think how much you can save by buying Andrews in the Economy Tin— 4ss on the large (3oz) ssze, 304 on the small (6oz) size and think how much good 7a Andrews does you when you are258 words
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Advertisement211 1937-12-19 9 I WORLD'S FINEST PEN I I >e crown n 9 achieveI mIS men t fi"- pen engfI neering.VVith huge Skrip I capacity and balanced 1 for hand comfort, Sheaffer's alone provides all seven of today's big features in m, pen efficiency. And only Sheaffer's gives you the Lifetime* guaranteefor the211 words
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Advertisement145 1937-12-19 9 Thousands of weak, anaemic people h.iv found I^L new srrcnerh and glowing rigttar in Watcfbtiry'i v Compound. This time-test up the enrire system fortifies the bodj agaimi diseaae. It contains many nourishing ingredients thai arc r essential ro health liver and suit extracts, iron, ooppcf, manganese and other strengthen! RCS<145 words
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Article196 1937-12-19 10 Great news from old friends to say that the George Millikens are now the proud parents of a bouncing baby daughter. Mrs. MUlliken, of course, you all remember as Miss Virginia Wight, a one time "woman peeper" at Singapore. Their present address is 29, Washington Square, New196 words
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Article1110 1937-12-19 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By our woman correspondent WEDDINGS engagements and other items seem to be in the news this week, so we'll start with the wedding which took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Friday, Dec. 10. It was that of Mr. Trevor Carter and Miss Mabel Wright.1,110 words
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Article, Illustration46 1937-12-19 10 A group photograph uftk?n after the wedding of Miss Mabel Wright and Mr. Trevor Carter. From 1. to r. Mr. F. P. Ayliffe, Mr. Gordon Pritchttt, 3iiss B.'tty Smalley, Bridegroom and Bride, Mr. H. S. Russell, Mrs. G. W. JPiercy and Mr. G. R. L. Moger.46 words
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Article1462 1937-12-19 10 FROM all accounts, Fraser's Hill and Cameron Highlands seem to be tairly booked up for the Christmas weeks, and if you are one who has planned to go up you will have to have some warm clothes to take with you. The shop where I saw a1,462 words
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Article, Illustration17 1937-12-19 10 Mrs. George Milliken. formerly Miss Virginia Wight, who is now the proud mother of a baby daughter.17 words
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Advertisement106 1937-12-19 10 has just received a new shipment of LINGERIE in unusual designs, from Shanghai. 13, Battery Road, Ist floor. Phone 7143. NEW SHIPMENT OF NOVELTIES AND WHITE HAND-BAGS SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. JUST UNPACK. THE NOVELTY STORE, 88, North Bridge Road, Adelphi Building. s T jIS SHOWING DELIGH TFUL COLLECTION S106 words
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Advertisement122 1937-12-19 10 —3. Fresh stock of Morning, Afternoon, t S and Evening Dresses. Hats blocked and made to order. C de SOUZA'S j I Tel. 3188. 9, Stamford Road. 4 I Priscilla Ltd* HAS JUST RECEIVED fcJ A aB "sMALL SHIPMENT OF i 1 "HUBRITE" FROCKS. V (HEAVYWEIGHT MATERIALS) Tel. 3335. 61,122 words
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Advertisement109 1937-12-19 10 BUY YOUR X'MAS PARTY DRESSES Designed bj "MADAM PAGE" 13, Battery Road from ELSIE MARY (of Londcn) at 37, Selegie Road. rJOKNING, AFTERNOON, COCKTAIL EVENING DRESSES. From $5.50 tc $30. Dressmaking Millinery. Saturdays open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BORDBADX m^DOC Hu+oLk^ p o A Kl p^' uaoimN? v109 words
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Advertisement23 1937-12-19 10 Qino of BOND ST LON DON REAL AND IMITATION JEWELLERY call or write for free illustrated catalogue. HAMLETS "Rodney House," 10, Battery Road.23 words
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772 1937-12-19 11 NOTES from FRASHER'S HILL and KUALA LUMPUR AFTER ran comes a calm, and the turned again to its preholiday state of peace and quietness vbfcb ft! his time of the year and will doubtless remain so until* the influx of Cl .id New Year visitors ie in a fo\v days.772 words
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Article407 1937-12-19 11 from Kuala Lumpur I AST Saturday morning seemed to be a 14 very busy one in town for the shops were full with women and children examining all the various attractive things for Christmas gifts. Little's has a lovely collection of handbags, vanity cases and flap-jacks, while the attraatTve 'panelled407 words
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Advertisement65 1937-12-19 11 j studio o for S foto-portrait J hy S foto-artist S only S S n ti XHAS tiIFTS /or LADIES. Peffmnary Perfume Sprays Powder Bowls CofTrets Vanity Casea Keautimirrors Manicure Sets Batk Salts Handkerchief Puffs Cologne And Lavender Waters. /or MEN. i Shruing Brushes r Brushes Coloured Shav-ruj Soup Biivls65 words
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Advertisement271 1937-12-19 11 At Vogue's! "Paris Review" OF NEW FALL SILHOUETTES PEOPLE WHO LIVE FOR STYLE New Shipments of Distinctive Evening and Afternoon Gowns Creations of the most exciting models in the Paris Openings New FashionsAuthentic Styles At Vogue's, where women have! always been particular about their appearance will find the largest selection271 words
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Advertisement116 1937-12-19 11 dorolliy more has some unusual eifts feu X'mas presents. 18, battery road, Ist floor. phone 6995. Science has contributed f^^^^B much to our comforts I P«%l but to mothers it has C^^^^^H given a personal and W J-^^^^M intimate benefit when W Jb§ it discovered the means P».f~"g of preparing116 words
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Advertisement25 1937-12-19 11 11 Stamford Road, Phone 663« THE ULTIMATE CHOICE OF THE DISTINGUISHED LADY Sole Agents for: 1 VANINA 1 PADIC FORIMIER f rAISIJ LEYNA BEAUVILAIN J25 words
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Advertisement57 1937-12-19 11 A PERFECT FIT? CAN THIS BE SAID OF ALL YOIM FROCKS If not, take your materials to MADAME PAGE to be expertly cut, fitted and made up. GLADYS HENSON will make you a hat to match the dress, and as well can make beautiful fancy costume hats for the coming57 words
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608 1937-12-19 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Dec. 19, 1937. "ONE DAY— ALL JAPANESE' COME years ago the officers of a Japanese cruiser were being entertained at a port of the Netherlands East Indies. A British resident who attended the function noticed one of the visiting officers contemplating with grave attention a large608 words
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Article, Illustration1096 1937-12-19 12 C.H.W. Goult - Reflections On THOSE PIONEERS C. H. W. Goult "pRIDE in a city," declared Dato Roland Braddell at the conclusion of his recent address to the Rotarians of Singapore, "is essential to its soul, and without a soul a city, like a man, is door.ied." He was expressing his fai.h in1,096 words
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Article542 1937-12-19 12 Anglius - Anglius TLIR. Hugh Denham sends me the following which he entitles, "Why, Oh, Why!" T WONDER why, when at the nets "■•You open out your chest, And bang old Brown and Smith and Jones To east and north and west; But when with bat542 words
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Advertisement16 1937-12-19 12 t gjff 11 /jJn OCOICP r* niSß^d g^ r ~=a^7^vt^^ y^^^ Ti-T, ZF^jJ^l* frm W.PS. 55A.16 words
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Article975 1937-12-19 13 SUNNY WEEK-END THRILLJS BEACONS, EVAS Frolic On Hampstead Heath (By Rosalind Wong) London. A week -end in London, if you have not arranged it in advance, can hang heavy on your hands. I decided that as it was a lovely runny dav and one975 words
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Article167 1937-12-19 13 Written In Verse By A Bachelor (By Air Mail; London, Dec. 2. A Curse in verse on the London County Council, written by a bachelor, Mr. A. H. L. Bohrmann, who left his £180,000 estate to American charities, has been read in the Probate Court here The167 words
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Article442 1937-12-19 13 Experiments In Cottage GAS BOMBS CAN BE DEFEATED (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 4. EXPERIMENTS in which animals were kitted by chemical warl fare under air-raid conditions were described in a report issued by the Home Offica. Your chance of safety in a gas j air-raid will be442 words
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Article252 1937-12-19 13 HUGE RESTAURANT COMBINE How Barcelona Tackles Food Problem HOW the restaurants ai Elarcel d^al with ti.e problem oi feeding their cu-' otfi in war-time wao revealed in a press interview her* oy the director ol the organisation which ccirrois ttu city's hotel* n atiraats and cafes. The cr .trc!. i252 words
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Advertisement719 1937-12-19 13 JUST AS O LD 05^ AS YOU FEEL! mffifc At middle age and In advancing years many men. and women too. lind their health slipping, vague aches and pains a^.-ail them and they are at a loss to know the cause. In most such cass/ a tonic for the blood,719 words
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Article1636 1937-12-19 14 W.B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson In Which I Discourse On The Christmas Spirit, Suggest That Official Circles Should Imbibe It, Make A Passing Reference To The Office Cat And Appeal For A Revival Of The TimeHonoured Practice Of Carol Singing. TN a few days' time it will1,636 words
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Advertisement185 1937-12-19 14 i TICKETS ISSUED S all steam- t por "ship, air and i i "I" RAVE L RAJLrNAY LINES NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese clients and those of all other resident communities are given the be^t of attention and 1 i a&sistance. i i 39, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE S TELEPHONE 5908. WATCHES185 words
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Advertisement167 1937-12-19 14 •DIAMOND* BF.DS A.RE A WT^ B SOUND INVESTMENT pJu Yon tpend oa.-third of 9S your tile in bed. thereiorr *tB yout bedstead is the Boost H^t /MBS ioiportaoc item of (uraitur» \^a| St fa) youx bouac> Mtj ff Do ant be satisfied with %^fe Jw anything inferior to mSI DIAMOND167 words
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Advertisement126 1937-12-19 14 RE -AWAKEN AND FED those HAIR ROOTS! xsr HH§§3b Roots nwd not j^y'^aflßF' itimtrt or toe |pPBr^. &*§g 9itnply MfttM fvs+^o«P <**•»* Kotalko Scalp iSSiliF^ Soap. Then F«o* and VteK v v Nouriih the Hair Organ;^%|&&fci~*» > Ism by massaging with M KOTALKO True Hair s Grower. YQU W|LL Q126 words
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Advertisement247 1937-12-19 14 A lovely complexion is a joy to loo^at fiiiiiiii 4ffc M: -■-:^-"^i :f 9 |si^^^?3&- Wv^pPS- !^k! > -ii' «aaaaaa— i^mu««i. r if' iVif-aagatd— jjßßrßffi fe '''^^HE^^'''^ /^^^^^«H» mIPi l to hcve lost t<nterest /v^rjC^ \JftIVCTSdI OtfflSf mm^~^^^^^ mmm^^ m^^^—**^i^^^^*^^*mm^*mmmmmmmm—mmm^mmJ YTwo jars of ICILMA Vanishing d OU'LL be well repaid247 words
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Article298 1937-12-19 15 BRITISH PLAN 1,500 Planes For Rivals' 1,000 (From Our Chen Correspondent) London, Dec. 2. BRITAIN will have the most powerful air force in Europe within lfi months writes a political corres pondent. The Cabinet, influenced by the wars m China and Spain, has thrown overboard its298 words
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Article84 1937-12-19 15 Afraid She Would Die In Hospital Belgrade. A peasant named Josip Filer, of Stubljana, Yugoslavia, has kidnapped his wife from hospital because he was alraid that she would die there. Josip and five friends arrived before six o'clock one morning at the Siska hospital, where his wife84 words
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Article271 1937-12-19 15 In Daring Musical Comedy Washington D.C. npHE most daring theatrical satire ever produced in this country or probably in any ether— has had its world premiere in Washington. Called "I'd Rather Be Right," it is a musical comedy satirising President Roosevelt, the Supremo Court, Cabinet ministers and271 words
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Article109 1937-12-19 15 Commemorating Bulgaria's New Political Era Sofia, Burgaria A special issue of 50,000 souvenir post j cards to commemorate Bulgaria's new j political era is announced by the Minis- »ry of Finance. The cards, which will be on sale shortly at one shilling each, will be de- i corated109 words
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Advertisement242 1937-12-19 15 r wim suits reveal /T I the fiyure unrrercJuUy. k kil So slim safely with Redex t^^^m lo^on Reduces flesh "^^^?>P by external application. 4%g B^^ Simply rub Redex gently ▼■H into the skin for a few ■^Hb minutes a day. Absolutew^^KJ ly harmless. Approved Y| by physicians. Reduces only242 words
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Advertisement71 1937-12-19 15 WHY NOT Enjoy Life and Regain YOUTHFUL VITALITY ALVO-ECSTASSN MUUllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllilllllllllllllMlllllllllllilllillllllllll is the reliable and ye! harmless building-up preparation of the entire organism. ALVO ECSTASIM counteracts nervousness and lack of Vigour in men. ALVO ECSTASJN restores nerves and blood and gives to everybody whether young or old a new JOY of71 words
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Advertisement204 1937-12-19 15 rOPEIVINGS 1 ENGINEERS! I There really are thousands of opportunities around you but unless you know where they are and just how to prepare for them your opportunity will pass by unheeded. Our unique guide, "ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES" clearly explains the stepi you muit take to secure one of the good204 words
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Advertisement305 1937-12-19 15 GUARD YOUR a HEALTH WITH fi Dr.J'AYNE'S f^ Mm, VERMIFUGE Ml twsS?iKk JJ WORMS The fj SSfg^fl^, Jm (.rentest Menace to S WSlvlioO B"^^ ore than five out of every ton rh ldrol! A B suffer from dreadful stomach worms gk t&\~ -s B not permit these horrible parasites, soiv305 words
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Article1179 1937-12-19 16 G.S. Hammonds - A Christmas WARMING TO PARENTS G. S. Hammonds WITH the near approach of Christmas, the thoughts of all of us are turning— or have already turned— in the direction of Christmas shopping. It is a sacred duty which we are called upon to perform once a year, and it differs1,179 words
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Advertisement334 1937-12-19 16 CRIPPLED BY CORPUS AND^T\BLNIONS Mfl^^^T/i'^^^B Happy woman lgAß^^^^^^ that real foot comfort comes after using" Radox. Happy reader You, too, are going to know very soon the relief that Radox brings, if you HI only follow the example in this letter had two soft corns between my toes, which I334 words
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Advertisement287 1937-12-19 16 DHOBI'S ITCH. fl 3 Germolene entirely super- -J9 I 41 sedes the painful and fimjk WmV\*\LML* corrosive powders and iL^P L R acids which have been "i<H ■■■Hiil|i^|3v>w|M^gt^fl m fin Itch. Men, women and -^UJ( I I I danger and that intoler- /r^==s= s===^ ==r X^/v^^±~ s 14 _g*^ V287 words
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Article1168 1937-12-19 17 Man With "Dread Secret" FREDERICK NODDER TO AFPE&L (By Air Mail) Lomkn, Dee. 1. WITH the shadow o! the scaffold hanging over him, a man in th< loiidemnt'il cell at Lincoln Gaol is ■pending most of his time thl; k-end preparing notes for his leiral adviser in1,168 words
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Article86 1937-12-19 17 Man Drinks Two Gallons Of Brandy Belgrade. A competition to see who could driii.-; the most brandy distilled from plums (rakija) at Tetovo, was won by Ilija Bogojevitch, who drank two gallons. One by one the other competitors fell to the ground dead drunk. Ilija went on long86 words
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Advertisement179 1937-12-19 17 GRANTS WHISKY •DO YOU FIND SAVING DIFFICULT? f Many people do. However strong may be your intention to save, there is always the temptation to spend. Here is an easy and profitable plan for saving your money A "PRUDENTIAL" ENDOWMENT POLICY (WITH PROFITS) Ensures not only protection for your dependants179 words
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Advertisement238 1937-12-19 17 PILES NEGLECTED, MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS OPERATION Many people suffer in silence \ateld agonies, constant brain-wearying irritation and pain caused by piles, simply because they have never discussed this trouble with even such a confidant as their chemist If you are a sufferer, make up your mind to ask your238 words
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Advertisement445 1937-12-19 17 Oh, My Poor Legs That Awful Fatigue! Do You Know it? That Agonising Pain Have You Suffered it DO your legs throb and burn Is your body tortured with the pains of rheumatism Do piles make- your life a misery Does your heart fail to keep your blood flowing freely445 words
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Article, Illustration795 1937-12-19 18 Horatius - Horatius THRUST COUNTERTHRUST (By IN a way, contract bridge is a handicap race in which the defenders are given a start by being afforded the advantage of opening the play. Very often the result of the hand depends on the way in which this advantage is handled. Sometimes795 words
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Article86 1937-12-19 18 Calcutta. A leopard and an alligator were opponents in a fierce battle at Kalna, Bengal and the alligator won. The leopard was dosing with a cub on marshy land beside the river Bhagirathi. The alligator crept up to the grown animal and seized it by its neck.86 words
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Advertisement282 1937-12-19 18 A»BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. This fs a condition (or disease) to which many came* are given bat few really understand. It it simply weakness— a break down as it were, et the vital forces that sustain toe system.* No matter what may be in causes (they are almost numberless), its- symptoms282 words
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Advertisement227 1937-12-19 18 SftEßLEir* «nJ DOG BOOK flJl You want to do the best for your dog, don't you' You V* jf* *l^j» want to be as good a friend to him as he is to you Then aßr itiNiSk vk buy and read Sherley's 164 page Dog Book. It is the 3r227 words
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Article944 1937-12-19 19 Perak FROM IPOH Champion A True Sportsman (By "Racquet") rONGRATl'L.VTIONS to A. S. v Samuel, the first all- Malayan badminton champion, on hi.-, success in the recent Malayan open tournament One cf the oldest players still pursuing the sport with keen interest his triumph at this stage944 words
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Article648 1937-12-19 19 Negri Seremban Pair's Success (By "The Playboy") ALL Negri Sembilan badminton enthuiasts will join with me in congratulating 15-year old Miss Lee Chee N>o, State lady champion, and her younger sister, Miss Lee Kim Neo, for putting Negri badminton in the limelight during the recent648 words
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Article, Illustration31 1937-12-19 19 The men'A doubles final of the All-Malaya badminton tournament in progrear. A. S. Sarauel and Chan Kon Leong are seen in action against Wong Peng Soon and Chan Chim Bock. TribuneTribune - 31 words
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Article629 1937-12-19 19 Penang IN TAIPING Young Ansonians' Coming Match (By "Sphinx") FRANKNESS is said to be the key to the solution of all misunderstandings. If this is true, and of that I have no doubt, then credit must be given to Mr. Fco Chong Hai, the leading Taiping badminton629 words
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Article674 1937-12-19 19 Singapore More Rivalry Next Year? (By "Phoenix") LIKE all other games, badminton has its silly season," and that has arrived. With the Malayan championships concluded, and all S.B.A. tournaments carried out, badminton players are perhaps now having their racquets restrung in readiness for use next year. After674 words
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Article493 1937-12-19 19 Selangor FRIENDLY GAME Progress Made In Tournaments (TYie "Rambler") EVER since Samuel and Kon Leong went down to Singapore for the Malayan championships, there has been a lull in the sport here, but during the last week-end. further progress was made in the series of local493 words
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Article506 1937-12-19 19 Malacca Matches Marred By Rain (From Our Own Correspondent INCLEMENT weather prevented the progress of the lnterParty Badmintiin tournament last week. The lutesl icsatti show t^.v. Argonauts' "A" siring well on the* top, with the SfUUVocks' "A" close on their heels, km espeetei, the Aigonauts avenged their506 words
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Advertisement65 1937-12-19 19 tjpj»| f pr v jj I <' lOseconds! ■Hsu IB^Ftal '^SHH^ JBMHSMHIM^^HIMiB I XJO matter how severe I Bisurated Magnesia |f| quick relief by removing I the cause. Try it now! 'fiisurated' If MWI IH fc /row a»j\' pMNf chi r,,i or n alua m if BiSMdC the paiuai'e it65 words
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Article, Illustration601 1937-12-19 20 Argus - WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT IN THIS CORNER Argus Singapore's Fate In The Balance In Rugby And Hockey Spheres Yesterday's Important Engagements Singapore Meets Penang Hockey Team To-Day All Blues Cup Final Played In Seremban Yesterday Approaching Christmas Holiday Sportsmen Will Start Taking Stock Of Cricket And Soccer In New601 words
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Article685 1937-12-19 20 SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACCA (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. WITH the closing of the schools for Christmas and with the close approach of the festive season, there is a lull in the sports activities of the town. The visit of the Malacca Eurasian Association and the Girls' Sports Club685 words
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Article, Illustration29 1937-12-19 20 Ted Wingfield, the Islington Corin thians goalkeeper. The team relies for its successes mainly on its defence. The forwards have not proved themselves to be prolific goalgetters so far.29 words
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Article852 1937-12-19 20 TT has been suggested that the practice of local promoters in putting on "all star" programmes does not giv* 1 a fair deal to boy.s anxious to make their way in the boxing game. Without anv wish to be hard on the preliminary boys, I must852 words
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Article153 1937-12-19 20 Batu Pahat - Batu Pahat By Basket Ball Players (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Dec. 15. TEN youthful members of the Eu Eu basket ball team left Batu Pahat to-day to tour Malaya on bicycles and to play basket ball matches for which admission fees are to be153 words
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Article196 1937-12-19 20 Remarkable Feat Of Young Australian ROBIN Biddulph aged 17, smashed an Empire Gamec swimming record by 4 25 sec. at the Manly Club, Sydney, recently. He was competing in club 400 yarxL championship, and recorded 4 min. 58 3 5 sec. The Empire Games record was 5 min.196 words
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Article207 1937-12-19 20 Australia Beat America In Team Matches AT the Lawn Tennis Grounds Rushcuiters Bay, Sydney, the Australian women's team. Misses Nancy Wynne and Thelma Coyne, defeated the American team, Misses Dorothy Bundy and Dorothy Workman by 5 rubbers, 11 sets, 95 games to 1 rubber, 5 sets, 72 games.207 words
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Advertisement314 1937-12-19 20 COX QUEST' OF OLD AGE IS IT POSSIBLE? Old Age is the most difficult problem which scientists have ever had to tackle. It defies solution! No process is known by which men and women can be made to enjoy permanent youth and vitality. The progress of modern science has, however,314 words
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Advertisement155 1937-12-19 20 washing hints msm l^ i* 6£l^ Cheap cake soaps, and hot water, ruin V^_^^^_^y fragile fabrics and spoil the trim shape t>- »u ui is ii of your garments. Rinse thoroughly. Roll J 6 in a towel to press out Use Lux with cold water (Lux lathers the moisture. Hang155 words
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Advertisement399 1937-12-19 20 T.B. Victim Leaves Sick Bed After Two Ephazone Tablets A Lang Specialist's remarkable discovery has meant ease and new happiness for thousands of T.B. and Asthma sufferers. Even bed-ridden cases have received astonishing benefit after taking a few doses of Ephazone as the letters reproduced below prove. For instance, E.B.399 words
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Article41 1937-12-19 21 Singapore, Dec. LB. TIN The price of lin at noon in Singapore to-day was: 393 (down $l 1). RUBBER The price of rubber it noon in Singapore (o-day was: Buyers 23% (down Sellers I 241/ 8 (down I41 words
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Article19 1937-12-19 21 Bukit Katil Estates.— 3s,69B lb. Total for seven months of current I financial year 213.139 lb.19 words
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Article109 1937-12-19 21 Trade Position Considered Sound A CABLE from Comtelburo, Ltd.. London, on the market -Huulidn states: The general outlook Is ..itHy favourable, provided there arc no further political up Lt \s considered that the trade posi As regards cotton, i r( i steadiness Is indicate will Lhc p bility109 words
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100 1937-12-19 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. Dei' 23'« 4 23 7 k Good FAQ. in bales (FOB. Dec.i 23 23 8 No. i.x.r.s.s. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore j 23 r> t> 23 3 /4 do. Dec. 24100 words
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Advertisement26 1937-12-19 21 SWING MUSIC For Your Next Party AVAILABLE IN 3 to 20-PIECF FILIPINO SWING BAND For Rates M. Anciano l-A. Kirk Terrace The Germ-killing Throat Tablets. j26 words
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Advertisement408 1937-12-19 21 W^mmmmmwr I 1 FORM*. BBBaHr^P^|w^^BM^BP^BfHwl|W Brand -L;/^V mmm mmmmmmmm) m mmMmm m MmmmMmm* mU9^ 5 V j'oar recovery.' BECAUSE of the world- wide success of Maclean Brand Stomach Powder in I nf?S€? SlFi'f? TBTS relieving stomach suffering, even in apparently hopeless cases, many inferior imitations are being offered to the408 words
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Advertisement196 1937-12-19 21 BIG BEN vilii KE YO l Big Ben's time is the right time! That's why this dependable, handsome alarm clock has won the confidence of millions who must be up right on time. Don't rely on a cheap clock. Get the best it costs no more in the long run.196 words
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Miscellaneous590 1937-12-19 21 LOCAL PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK SINGAPORE STATION ON 225 METRES p)LLOWING are the programmes ta be broadcast from the 8.M.8.C. Station d the coming week: TO-DAY 11.00 am Operatk Selections <G>-a--mophone Records). Vocal Selections trcm "The Tales of Hoffman" (Offenbach*. Suns; by the Carl Rosa Opera Company. Vocal Gems from590 words
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Miscellaneous494 1937-12-19 21 'F'V'lLsh). 7.00 p.m Musical Comedy Selections (Gramophone Records- Vocal Selection— "Waltzes from Vienna". Franz Hoffman's Viennese Opera Co. Selection "Going Gree:". Debroy Somers Band and vocal trio. "Seeing Stars.'' Debroy Somers Band. Selection "Hold Everything." New Mayfair Orchestra. 7.30 p.m.:— Time, Weather, News ?nd Announcements. 7.45 p.m.: Military Band Conceit494 words
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Miscellaneous349 1937-12-19 21 Glow." Joe Daniels and His Hot Shots (Drumsticks). "Sweet Jasmine." Olley Oakley (Banjo i. "Sweet Sue, just you." Simon Teplitzky (.Violin, with piano and guitar) "After you've gone." Ismael Paz (Saxophone and clarinet, with piano, guitar and drums). "Kitten on the Keys" and "Russian Rag." Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye349 words
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Miscellaneous353 1937-12-19 21 "Silent Night, Holy Night." Sung by the Vocal Quartette. "Ring out wild bells." Sung by the Royal Choral Society. "The First Noel". Sung by a Church Choir. 10.00 p.m.:— Close Down. SATURDAY 11.00 a.m.: A Miscellaneous Programme of Light Gramophone Records. "1812 and all That"— played by Debroy Somers' Band.353 words
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Miscellaneous184 1937-12-19 21 (Continued from previous column) by Marcel Dupre on the organ of the Alexandra Palace, London. "OfTcrtoire Sur Deux Noels" tGuilmant) played by Dr. Prendergast on the organ of Winchester Cathedral. 6.20 p.m.: Christmas Morning Service from Bristol Cathedral. Relayed i i London. 7.15 p.m.: "As I Se? It"— A talK184 words
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Article816 1937-12-19 22 Sporting Chat FROM HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE PAMOUS r golf professional, j Henr has gone one better i the p the film "'Lost Horiind Shangri-La, the land where nobody is ill or worried and nop Be his own Shangri-La. That is the name he has given to the I&SU mo816 words
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Article, Illustration24 1937-12-19 22 Little gucsij, who attended the Chris tmas Party at Goodwood on Friday and grown ups who assisted in their entertainment. TribuneTribune - 24 words
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Article105 1937-12-19 22 Auckland. New Zealand. A tennis ball has killed Chaka, an r»dult male hippopotamus at the Auckland zoo. After the animal had mysteriously died n Dost-mortem examination revealed that it had swallowed a tennis tall. This had lodeed in its stomach and caused its death. Zoo officials105 words
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Article182 1937-12-19 22 The following are the teams, draw and times of matches for the Tamil Brotherhood Party's second annual six-a-side football competition for the Himalayan Cup, presented ty Mr. S. R. Purushottham Naidu G. Somoo (capt-.), G. Ramasamy, Rajamanikam, Louis, Perumal and Noel ae Cruz. T. Marimuthu (capt.), G.182 words
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Article89 1937-12-19 22 Y.M C.A. hockey XI vs. 11th A.A. Changi to-morrow at 5. 10 on the Oldham Hall ground V N. Pillay P. C. Sands. G. L. Day. Gim Lock, K. Leembruggen, Armstrong. Suratta. R. Lyne. Kee Siang: Dr. Xavier, Lee Fon?; Lim and Armstrong. Y.M C.A. XI vs. Khalsa89 words
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Article17 1937-12-19 22 Mr. J. P. Edwards. Conservator of Forests. Malavan Forest Service, has been seconded for service in Johore.17 words
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Article210 1937-12-19 22 State Trial Before Meeting Singapore Malacca, Friday. VESTERDAY'S State hockey trial did not reveal the desired hockey standard. There were many notable absentees. The Colours beai the Whites by the odd goal of three. Forbes notched the first goal for the Colours and on resumption of play Hassan210 words
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Article, Illustration839 1937-12-19 22 Contenders For British And Empire Titles I London, Dec. 2 TOMMY Farr, the heavyweight cham- pion of Great Britain and the British Empire, continues to hold the a ntre of the heavyweight stage All the heavyweights of note in the British Isles, and one or two from839 words
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Advertisement272 1937-12-19 22 I THE FINEST PEN A NiW ///§3H THE NEW I TO GIVE-TO OWN JH PA rker S>S^^\\ wKi SEALOMATIC fx^VsM* Jkl JUSf DESK SET I 1 U-^^^^^^^S^^^^^^^^l frS^^SiSP tance, the student, th<' <>\.-cuk vK^^'^^^^^f^^/ /^V^^^Nb l^' s new cs k et innovation, I P i 1 fe',^Sw» upward; automatically pivota272 words
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768 1937-12-19 23 UNITY HAS A FALL MILD UPSETS M.G.M.'s Backers Receive $65 Reporte laipJiii-. Saturday. HK.WY ram fell before the start ♦•vfnt nt to-day's >ing :u«d eonJfcut 1 f«r n.ri of the Wl« but ihr programme was carried througH without intermpm 1 'tondunro 3 fatfgt768 words
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Article, Illustration22 1937-12-19 23 Some of the children who attended the fancy dress Christmas Party at Goodwood on Friday. (Tribune).22 words
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Article241 1937-12-19 23 Singapore Championship Billiards Tourney A t Happy World THE Singapore billiards championship for a cnallenge shield will coin- j mence on Monday at the Happy World. I There will be only one match a day, staruuig at 8 p.m. The opening tie of the tournament will be very interesting as241 words
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Article35 1937-12-19 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. DERAK bea f Singapore by nine points <2 tries and a penalty goal) to nil in the All Blues rugby football final d here to-day 135 words
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Article170 1937-12-19 23 Results Of League Matches IRISH and Free State League matches played on Dec. 4 and 5, and Irfr?h League tables revised to Saturday, Dec 4, are as follows: Ards 3, Glontoran 4. Belfast Celtic 6. Derry City 1. Coleraine 0, Portadown 2. Distillery 5, Larne 2. Glenavon 3.170 words
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Article62 1937-12-19 23 (From, Our Oivn Correspondent,) Johore Bahru, Dec. 16. The hockey match arranged between the Singapore Malays and the Blia Club, Johore Bahiu, to be played on the Istana padang here during the week-end had to postponed. Several members ol the Singapore Malay team had to play in matcnes62 words
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Article87 1937-12-19 23 Singapore And Malacca L)raw 2—2 'From Oir Own Correspondent b< 1 en: ba n Sat u re: ;>.y Malacca < 2 in w ths lnter-J tate hockey mate h p here to-day Malacca d the Driug MiUer nnd then took the lead bul Malacca drew level in minutes87 words
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Article37 1937-12-19 23 The hockey match between the Geni eral Ho: pital Recreation Club and the H. M.r.lineswetv-ng Flotilla which was to have been played on the G.H.R.C. ground this atteraoon was cancelled on account, of bad weather.37 words
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Article38 1937-12-19 23 S.C.R.C. hockey team vs. R.A.F. 1 Headquarters to-morrow at Hong Lim Jrcen: Cneok Wah, Evan Wong, K.. T Ooi, Swee Keng. Swee Law. Boon Ann. I Patrick Yee, Lim Swan. Tiang Seng, Choon Lim. Kee Pow.38 words
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Article36 1937-12-19 23 Pelararor Trounce The K.A.F. rFrow Our Gun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur Saturday. rELANGOS beal thp RAF in the rufc- by football match playod liere to:'ny !)y 17 points 'a goal and lour tfteft) to nil.36 words
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Article185 1937-12-19 23 Training For The Penang Races Yesterday's Track Work Pen* iav. ■meet >•. hen tl k wa used. KJHT d in EFSTi i bttl did ess. WIC >king v.-i-y fH. show< d d in tta ht I [E war: i rttd thrsequarter work but i tin sivc. DRUMMER BCrt SLAPDASH o185 words
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Advertisement170 1937-12-19 23 I A SUNDAY, DEC. 26TH m I] jl fe NEW-WORLD ARENA.) ,M B UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE A^ S*^ THE IMMEDIATE PRESENCE OF A m\W I m THE MIGHTIEST BOXING CARD OF THE YEAR. ffcn^fffc PI BiAinii vs. fitl s r o mm ''■$j£? r ...'•iie-wt. cham. of Egypt.) (Middle-wt.170 words
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Advertisement408 1937-12-19 23 MALAYA CUP Singapore vs. Army On Tuesday HEAVY rain caused a postponement r»f Ihe key match in f he section of the Malay* Cup rugby competition between Sin:;apsre and (he Army nrhteh w»s to have been played at Anson Rood Stadium yesterday. Tfte mntrh has now been fixed for Tuesday408 words
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Article, Illustration66 1937-12-19 24 CHILDREN'S Christmas partial hare already begun to lake place in Singapore. A function eagerly looked forward to by the \ounger generation and held on Friday, was that at Goodwood Park, where children in fancy dress had a merry time. Pictures show srwaf of the66 words
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Article55 1937-12-19 24 'From Our Oxen Correspondent Malacca. Saturday. Produced by Chief Detective Inspector Martin, seven Chinese, were found euilty of gambling at premises 67, Temple Street, and lined two dollars each by Commander J C. Derrick, police magistrate, ye.sterdov at the police court. The money found en the accused, $64.2755 words
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Article56 1937-12-19 24 vSeattle, Washington. A whale which charged the whaler Unimak in the Bering Sea dented her steel plates. Captain A. M. Pederson, skipper of the vessel, reported the incident when it arrived here. The plates, which are five-eighths of an inch thick, are dented on the port side56 words
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Article51 1937-12-19 24 Odense, Denmark. Three generations of the same family celebrated their wedding day on the same day here. Hans Rasmu&sen and his wife celebrated their golden wedding, their eldest son and his wife celebrated their silver wedding,' and a daughter of theirs, Miss Inge Rasmussen, was married to Harry51 words
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Article51 1937-12-19 24 Aalborg, Denmark. During a service in a church here the vicar, the Rev. Harald Sandbaek, discovered a rat in his pulpit. Without hesitation he hurled his hymnbook at the intruder. His aim I was so true that the rat was killed instantly. Then Mr. Sandbaek continued the51 words
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