Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 9 January 1938
1938-01-09
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Title Section17 1938-01-09 1 The Sunday Tribune "vol. s— No. 3i. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune17 words
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585 1938-01-09 1 FRENCH 8c RUSSIANS IN INCIDENT SQUABBLE OVER A WOMAN JAPANESE TRAIN GUNS ON POLICE AND VOLUNTEERS TENSION m Shanghai between the foreign defence forces and the Japanese is increasing daily and another serious incident occurred to-day. It appears that a Russian volunteer threatened aReuter - 585 words
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Article30 1938-01-09 1 Profiteering Check In Prospect Hongkong, Jan. 8. ACCORDING to a Sin Chew Jit Poh message the Hongkong Government is considering measures to combat profited ing on passages bookeu ior Singapore.30 words
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Article355 1938-01-09 1 London Press Comments "EVIDENCE OF HIGH TENSION" London, Jan. 8. U7HAT the Daily Telegraph and th? 1 Morning Post calls "a disagreeable evidence of the high tensio/i which now exists m Shanghai between Japanese forces and the nationals responsible for keeping order m the International Settlement IsBritish Official Wireless - 355 words
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Article79 1938-01-09 1 Prospects Of Passage Increased Washington, Jan. 8. The prospects of the passage of the bill to improve conditions m industry generally, was greatly improved as a result of a conference m which representatives of the Government and those of seven south eastern States, who were previously the bill'sReuter - 79 words
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Article335 1938-01-09 1 F.M.S.R. Exonera te Driver CRASH OF MAIL TRAIN AN ACCIDENT Buffalo Wandered At Station (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 8. THAT misty conditions prevailed. that a buffalo had strayed on the line from the opening on the bridge, and that the driver was m no way responsible for335 words
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332 1938-01-09 1 Home Cup League Football Results DERBY OUT OF CUP COxMPETITION Motherwell Beaten By Aberdeen London, Jan. 8. RESULTS of Faigiish ami Scottish league and cup football matches r'aycr 1 to-:lay, as cabled by Reuter, were: F.A. CUP CirhTsby 1 Snindon Doncaster 0 Sheffield U. 2 Jxys.al Palace 0 l verpcol332 words
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Article115 1938-01-09 1 ANG LO- AMERICAN TRADE Negotiations Considered A "Formidable Task" Washington, Jan. 8. PROLONGED bargaining is inevitable •IT as the result cf campaigns and objections by business interests on both siaes of the Atlantic and abroad m re gard to the huge list of articles on which the U.rited States areReuter - 115 words
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Article139 1938-01-09 1 Further £15,000 Sent From London London, Jan. 8. THE Lord Mayor's fund for the relief of distress m China has received the following telegram from the British Consul-General at Shanghai concerning the plight of Chinese relugees: "At present, approximately 350,003 destitute Chinese refugees m Shanghai areBritish Official Wireless - 139 words
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Article69 1938-01-09 1 Convened To Strengthen Co-operation With Govt. Hankow, Jan. X rpHE Chinese Communist party cjnA yoked its seventh National Congress to discuss ways and means of strengthening and enlarging co-opera'dcn between the Communists and the Kuomintang m the present Sino-Japanese war The agenda includes the mobil satior. of theReuter - 69 words
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Article139 1938-01-09 1 Rough Handling Of British Police Officers Shanghai, Jon. MR. Cornell Frarklin, an American who is the Chairman of the Municipal Council, has lodged a strong protest with Mr. Okamoto, the Japanese Consu.General. concerning the assault on Sergeant Turner and Inspector West Reuter. (Sergeant Turrer and Inspector Wer. v/ereReuter - 139 words
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Article41 1938-01-09 1 Tsingtao, Jan. Much speculation and uneasiness have been aroused by the appearance of 12 Japanese ships, consisting of transports and warships, m the Tsingtao outer harbour. There has. as yet, been no attempt to land Reu t erReuter - 41 words
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Article34 1938-01-09 1 Tokyo. Jan. 8 The Mayor of Tokyo has invited the Italian and German Ambassadors to visit the City Hall on Jan. 22. when ho will present them with cherry tre^ seeds.— ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article39 1938-01-09 1 London, Jan. 8. Five hundred Basque refugee children, who have been cared for m Britain for many months, left England yesterday for Bilbao m thp care of 20 representatives of the Relief Committee. British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 39 words
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Article60 1938-01-09 1 London, Jan. R. Sir Hugh Knatchbull-Hugessen, former British Ambassador to China, who was seriously wounled by Japanese aeroplanes when driving from Nanking to Shanghai, has arrived m London with L? H v Knatchbull. He told Reuter, "I am vory fit and I nave quite recovered." Sir Hueessen wasReuter - 60 words
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Article52 1938-01-09 1 Employees Resume Work At B.A.T. Factory Shanghai, Jan 8. NEWS has been received from Tsingtao that British marines who are guarding the British-Arrifrican Tobacco Company's factory there have been withdrawn m consequence of the ea.sing situation. Foreign employees of the comnanv have taken over duties from theReuter - 52 words
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Article65 1938-01-09 1 Exhaustive Review To Be Made By Premier London, Jan. 8. IT is understood that a complete mrl exhaustive review of the Increasingly grave .situation m the Far East will be among the first tasks of Mr. Neville Chamberlain when he returns to Downing Street on Monday. TheReuter - 65 words
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Advertisement67 1938-01-09 1 if i 1 5 a.m. 1 Edition i J DON'T BUY low-class, immature Brandies they may be injurious f your health DRINK KEY 'il^^i t4l) rr ANn Every bottle guaranteed more than 4 VI AII S OL II Matured m wood under Government Supervision >i \k i rii i: ki:67 words
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Advertisement9 1938-01-09 1 THE Mews WITH VOIR BREAKFAST Try The MOIl\l\<; TRIBUNE9 words
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Miscellaneous31 1938-01-09 1 THE TIDES TO-DAY:— 3.O6 am., 8 ft. 7 ins; 3.15 n m.. 8 ft. 3 ins. TO-MORROW:— 3 50 a.m, 8 ft 6 ins.; 4 24 p.m., 7 ft. 6 ins.31 words
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Article733 1938-01-09 2 Mr. H. N. Andersen DEATH AT AGE OF EIGHTY-FIVE AS already announced, the death of H. E. Etatsraad H. N. Andersen, head of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., occurred m Copenhagen on Dec. 30 at the age of 85. A great son of Denmark, and an international733 words
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Article174 1938-01-09 2 Two Chinese Charged At Malacca (From Our Oiun Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. AN echo of the recent ricksha strike at Malacca was heard yesterday at the District Court, when the following charge was preferred against two Chinese youths: that they on Dec. 30 at Banda Hilir committed criminal174 words
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Article180 1938-01-09 2 Lost For 19 Years Found In Perambulator Berlin. A diamond necklace, lost for 19 years, has been found m a perambulator m a shed. The necklace belongs to the Duchess of Coburg, wife of Leopold Carl Eduard, Duke of Coburg and grandson of Queen Victoria. All the180 words
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Article115 1938-01-09 2 "Quiet Unemotional Life" Of The Harem Ankara. There are 6,241 centenarians m Turkey, according to official figures published here. Of this total 3,885 are women and 2,356 men. The bulk of these old peopi? live In the country, the respective figures being 3,102 women and 2,443 'men m115 words
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Article32 1938-01-09 2 Members of the Chinese Friendly Association are requested to note that the annual general meeting will be held to-morrow (Monday) at the Association's premises, 126 Albert Street, Top Floor at 8 p.m.32 words
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Article562 1938-01-09 2 MAGISTRATE'S VIEW FATAL SHOT Malay On Trial For Homicide St. Sa'nrda\ PH!VELiITIOKF of <!<>:; sho'.tir an it I mt at ni| Hie n< di ring thf* I«cenl UMC m Si iqaiw>"o dn»v. M << m m^nts of the prartm a tupid" and '•dongrrous to unwary pedistrians m the562 words
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Article, Illustration10 1938-01-09 2 Mr. H. N. Andersen, founder of the East Asiatic Co.10 words
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Article169 1938-01-09 2 Visit Cancelled Owing To Illness IT was announced a few days ago that the London Re' ue Ccunanv would be unable to fulfil V~s engagement at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, on account cf series illness, and the news is confirmed by a letter received by Amalgamated Theatres169 words
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120 1938-01-09 2 AUDIT OFFICIAL Farewell By K.L. Colleagues MR. A. Ponnudurai, of the Audit Department. Kuala Lumpur was entertained to a farewcil tea-party by his office colleagues at the Coliseum Cafe on Thursday. Jan. 6, on the eve of his transfer to the District Office, I.umut. Mr. S. Kandiah, M.C.H., who presided,120 words
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Article165 1938-01-09 2 Police Called To Find It Paris. Paris police were mystified when they received a telephone call from a man asking them to come to his help as he had "lost his bus.' Although at first they were inclined tQ treat the matter lightly the caller scunded so165 words
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Article215 1938-01-09 2 Canada's Official Record Still Unpublished Ottawa "Reward! 100 rubles In czarist notes will be cheerfully paid for information giving a reasonable explanation cf what has happened to the 'official history of Canada m the Great War.' The foregoing offer pinned to the bulletin board m the Senate215 words
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Article77 1938-01-09 2 (From Our Oun Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. Mr. Chua Bipw Guan, of the local branch of the Maiaya Publishing Hou.sc, who has gone to Singapore on transfer was entertained to tea by the sports committee of the Seng Cheong Society on the eve of his departure Speeches were made77 words
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Article133 1938-01-09 2 Workmen's Hraverv After Accident Stockholm. With hi* leg so badly crushed In an excavating machine thai 11 had subsequently to be amputated a workman at Karlikrona (Swedeni ralmlj ed the work of dlsmair could be released. Leaning over a guard the man had been caught bj ction133 words
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Article34 1938-01-09 2 A general me SingapjJ* Buddhist Association will h hHd to-w <Sundayi at 7 p.m v soriatu premises to discus portant m» w 1 1 1 All >" U vl cd to att«34 words
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Advertisement232 1938-01-09 2 r MALAYA'S P&EMIEM MOTEL 4 THIS ■MONTH'S 2 BIG SOCIAL EVENTS I BOOKING NOW OPEN S \Vi:?)NKSI)AV. :>■;"• H JAN. {AUSTRALIA'S 150 TH ANNIVERSARY! j CAlt\ I X A L »I\\ i: II I Tic kets $S.OO— DI N N Fit DAN CING —ENTERTAINMENT Dress— DINNER JACKET OK RI Piil232 words
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291 1938-01-09 3 NEW MINISTER FOR AIR? F IRE EATER Lord Swinton A Very Tired Man don. Dec. 31. T«mief I. join the gpj*2j ;.e .81 accept the invtat ion. i^fth has never been too robust, and i health has ne presenting the; ROCOB AND TUMBLE The strain291 words
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Article179 1938-01-09 3 Mr. Tan Hack Khong And Miss Lin Mvi Geek Singapore. Saairciay. THE marriage took place m the re- formed style at the Chines: Con--2 Generai a to-day of JJL^f 1 3?^ Lk Khong, only son of jttrs- Jan Chcmg Lay and tiw late Mr. «m Chong Lay, and179 words
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Article, Illustration18 1938-01-09 3 Mi. Tm Huck Khong his bride, >nss Lim Mvi Geek, who were r*.<.meci it the Chinese Consulate yesterday.18 words
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Article273 1938-01-09 3 Scrappy Fugby At Farre Park Singapore, PLAYING m an iacas ani tin 3rd A. A. Brigade defeat d Andrew's School Old bo bj its j three pom.j m a sera agger played at the Farrer 1 t iternoon. The extreme slippery condition c :n> u-cund273 words
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Article116 1938-01-09 3 Singapore. Saturday. Richard Dix scores well as a test airplane pilot m -Devil's Squadron" whicn had a premiere at the Alhambra Theatre Singapore, this afternoon. It is «v most interesting story, and thrilling are the scenes m which these death-defying pilots put their r lanes through the most116 words
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Article172 1938-01-09 3 Life Insurance ompany announcement is made to the A that the United State i Lire v nee Company of v. York is ening a Singapore Branch Office »n I on Building under the managerof Mr F H H Fries having ftrs Tar Eastern Branch pha ighai thr172 words
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98 1938-01-09 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers. n T o. I.X.R.S'.S. m cases (F.O.tf. Jan.) 22 13,16 23 Good F.A.Q. m bales (t.0.8. Jan.) 22 22 Vg No. I.X.ix.b.b. iSpot-locse) lawardable Spore) 22% 22V 2 do. January 22^ 8 22% do Feb.98 words
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Article244 1938-01-09 3 FATAL FALL Woman's Death After Mishap Singapore, Saturday. A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, (T morning, at an inquiry into the tragic death of Mrs. Olve L !y Kile, aged 27 years, wife of Mr. J.244 words
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Article180 1938-01-09 3 Failed To Notify New Address Singapore, Saturday. CHARGED with having failed to notify the police of his place of residence after remaining m Singapore for more thru 48 hours, an F.M.S. police superj visee, Omar bin Chik, was this morning Droduced before the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. V.180 words
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Article31 1938-01-09 3 I I Mr. A. O. Cottman will be away from Kuala Lumpur tor one week tor reasons or healtn. During ins absence, Mr. S. H. Van bitteien will act tor mm.31 words
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Article158 1938-01-09 3 MORE 'INCIDENTS' IN MAKING? HAINAN French Troops On The Move Shanghai Jan. 8. X inticipatjon of the f-ict that A thr Mw Jap—Me *vnr is enterin"" puoii a n*»'«' «ct»"c Japanese r»v'] *p**v ?»»v* hir»"'*r»ir nreoarations to deal with «o-c3Ued new incidents that are believed158 words
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Article123 1938-01-09 3 Chinese Jumps Info River i i 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Jan. 8. j PRESENCE of mind of Goh Joon Hot. a fish towkay of Malacca, saved Lhe <ife of a twelve-year-old Chinese girl -.vbo fell into the river near the Mark. 1 bridge G-oTfi Jr"i*i123 words
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Article110 1938-01-09 3 Hainan Island To Be Seized? Canton, Jan. 7. HAINAN Island comer m the war p^ctur^ as thp of mycterinns movements ot Japrnese 'and French warships a3 observed -:y mer-'-■•ntrien. It appears that a Japanese cruiser arrived off Hoihow D Q f. 27, anchored m the outer harbour andReuter - 110 words
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Article36 1938-01-09 3 London, Jan. 8. It is learned that the report of the Government Commission, established to inquire m o the cause of the Trinidad riots last June, will be published early next month ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article44 1938-01-09 3 Lor don. Jr.rv 8. M tan Eeebund has completed his consultations In London Thnr-phout i Irs *"sit. he main'tiinprt the utmost dis--1 C Crt;p t; -m In regard to his renori Mid iep^noH r^':p any statement for ~u l cation.- ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article26 1938-01-09 3 Mr. John RitcMe. the well-known sportsman and athlete, who is attpched to the Marine Customs. Singapore, is on a visit to Mr. H. Ritchie of Perak.26 words
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Advertisement69 1938-01-09 3 S. R LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investmer* Btvikers and Brokers m Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service, Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. AXADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE69 words
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Advertisement56 1938-01-09 3 }JB fl WEAKNESS It/ DBBILIT' tfj AN/EM I A fer^ESCHIENS'SYRUP wWi yy. jxv ai Hamoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world hawe agreed Chat this radical remedy Al \YS CUiiES, and grvea health and strength^ F«r better than serums, raw n:<*3t, MeifionfeH wtoea^ tie I A. CLOUET CO, L TD.,56 words
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Advertisement64 1938-01-09 3 RED PENCIL THIS DATE: JANUARY 14 th FRIDAY NEXT Gala Premiere at the PAVILION THE INCOMPARABLE PRIMA- DONNA -THE DIVINE STAR OF "ONE I'I'JHT Of LOVE." GRACE MOORE AND TEE CASHING HEKO OF "BENGAL LANCERS." FRANCHOT TONE .a* CcaniMa Picture .HE KING SI EPS OUT WITH fkitz kiii: i si64 words
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Article449 1938-01-09 4 "Less Demand For Good Cooking" SOME frank views about the English attitude to food were given to me when I talked to the chefs, restaurateurs, hoteliers, caterers, at Olympia's Hotel, Restaurant, and Catering Exhibition, writes a special correspondent of "The Observer." Hear, first, an English chef.449 words
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Article134 1938-01-09 4 Love Cannot Laugh At Passports Sofia. Zvetan Koytcheff, aged 23, and Nadejda Shoupova, aged 17, from the Bulgarian village of Medcovetz, near the Yugoslav frontier, are spending the a"* D^rt of their honeymoon m prison. Their trouble began when their parents objected to their marriage. Ihey decided134 words
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Article52 1938-01-09 4 New Delhi. "I don't know why some Indian husbands scold their wives m English", said Mr. N. S. Varadachari, secretary to one of the Congress ministers m Madras, addressing a meeting of students: at Coimbatore. He was pleading for the use of the mother-tongue except where English52 words
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Advertisement171 1938-01-09 4 oi»i:mx<; to-day at the CAIMTOL Another Rollicking Paramount Musical Hit With The Popular S/^rv Of "WAIKIKI W IMPING" (^XSt^tor m^'^mt''^&' i "Double ft^ jj&l B- rJ i'^T- DOUBLE ROMANCE! Even Andy A Paramount Picture with .M Aiinv siit\/imc L s^-^==}=--jl--l^-. MARY 0 AIII IOI T uAKLIoLI ALSO TOPKVr: THE SAILOR"171 words
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Advertisement334 1938-01-09 4 THRILLS IN THE CLOUDS WITH THE TEST PILOTS I j I V -IMHH^ '^HHBl^ TERROR BELOW new Mi"Pi M life lß^^' IPI w i t h t h t r TFPRI ■WBB^W^M^L* W^ r film heart-pounding ->. k I tKISI- \W •BL'" Wmk drama of the men rv/ikii^ M^m. V\334 words
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339 1938-01-09 5 THRILLS CHILIS IN BIZARRE MYSTERY crimed solved by "London By Night" an ENTERTAINING FILM rOSTRAM betuten >tage and C screen becomes more marked H-illvwood continues U> adapt S rSTSeaUe and at the same X? draw rr»m Broadway for its be no doubt m the f.'vlion Theatre, Singapore. this 2lk that339 words
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Article, Illustration22 1938-01-09 5 Keye Lake and Tashin Mori »n a scene from "Charlie Chan on Broadway," which opens at the Alhambra Theatre, Singapore, this week.22 words
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Article214 1938-01-09 5 Extinction Threat To Rare Animals Johannesburg. South Africa's herd of white rhino, the last m the world except fcr a few °n the edge of the Nile m Abyssinia, threatened with extinction. The south African herd of about 40 m the aiuhluwe and Umfolozi Reserves may soon214 words
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Article428 1938-01-09 5 MARK TWAIN - AN IMMOR TAL STORY MARK TWAIN BY "The Prince And The Pauper" WHAT the stage and screen has always needed (and never had) to make a dramatic masterpiece rut of Mark Twain's immortal yarn called "The Prince and the Pauper," was a pair of identical twins a couple of youngsters428 words
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Article179 1938-01-09 5 How Many People Maintain Strength. When you are losing weight, iani"b m strength and growing pale and sallow day by day, it is a sign that you need more blood. Whatever the cause, there can be no relief until the blood is built up so179 words
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Article115 1938-01-09 5 Productivity Affected Ky Earthquakes Manila, Philippines. Do earthquake affect the productivity of cocoanut trees? Local planters m the Philippines maintain that they do v and cite the case of the severe earthquake last August after which the productivity of thmi trees began to decline sharply. Local scientists are115 words
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Article57 1938-01-09 5 Toronto. A larger number of people are leaving Canada than are entering it, according to the figures f or 1937. Immigrants numbered 16,179 while there were 27,289 tr grants. The population of Canada i~ cnly three per square mile, so to quote the "Toronto Globe and Mail "—there57 words
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Article, Illustration23 1938-01-09 5 Rita Johnson and Leo G. Carroll who appear m "London By Night" which will be screened at the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore, this week.23 words
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Article307 1938-01-09 5 rpiIAT George Murphy, who plays his firsi straight dramatic role m '"London by Night," collects queerlooking; hats for a hobby? That although Rita Johnson, who makes her screen debut as the feminine lead m "London by Night," has flown more than 40,000 miles and has travelled more307 words
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Article162 1938-01-09 5 Atmospherics Bring Luc!: To Bank Clerk Vienna Atmospherics interference vtfitfc c relay of a cable has brought T" 030 windfall fo a Vienna clerk. One Vrz advice of a friend, he ■<; cided to inve ;1 his life savings m Endland, and telegraphed to London an ord< fcr162 words
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Article318 1938-01-09 5 SOLVED BY CHAN Amid Gaiety Of "White Way 9 IT'S "candid-camera night" m Man- bat tan's gayest cabaret when I>eath writes the last entry m a night club singer's diary and Charlie Chan finds his primmest mystery stalking the killer through the brightest spot of the Great318 words
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Advertisement226 1938-01-09 5 I\nwri2«i;*i.v--J SUT DOWN AND I 200; THJNK THIS OVER JPACE' There really aie thousands of iBCCKr opportun.ti&s urourtd you but un- ON less you know just where they ar« SUCCESSFUL and how to prepare tor them the KNGtNCERING chonces are that your opportunLAREERS ity will pass by unheeded. This It226 words
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Advertisement441 1938-01-09 5 > M y X o every woman who suffers I twice a day. Its luxuriant from distressing pimples, en- lather cleanses and purifies the larged pores, blackheads, pores, sweetens and softens muddy complexion, coarse the skin. To clear away and rough patches and blemishes, heal pimples, skin cutbreaks, Cuticura presents441 words
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Article664 1938-01-09 6 President's Plan SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS Washington. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's special Message on housing, that "largest and most promising- single field for private enterprise," went to Congress recently. It was, m sum, an otter oi* Government aid m financing, which is "one of the largest items m housing664 words
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Article250 1938-01-09 6 Serum Stations Opened In New York New "York. T\OCTORS, m conjunction with the *J Department of Health here, are preparing to wage a vigorous -war" on pneumonia. Fivp ".serum stations" have been Opened, one m each borough of the city. The.se stations are amply stocked with the250 words
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Article, Illustration50 1938-01-09 6 Bl (hop Edwin F. Lre. M.A.. D.D.. who will conduct the Methodist Conference Ftervfc c of Worship at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 6 p.m. to-day (Sunday i. There will be an oreras recital by Sylvia Barnes Thomas at 5.45 and a choir of sixty will assist at the service.50 words
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Article342 1938-01-09 6 NEW PROJECTS Town Improvement In Hand (From Our Ov. n Orrespondeot) Mul;u (.i. Friday. ANEW building for the Overset Chinese Banking C'orpwttiin a new Cinema Hal! the ik?oy Theatre m place of th<> old Riah Theatre, and a new playground v the reclamation grounds, marks the beginning342 words
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Advertisement748 1938-01-09 6 UNABLE TO DIGEST HIS FOOD PROPERLY Until Chardox Ended His Acid Stomach This man's stomach trouble was making him a permanent invalid. He was constipated, could not sleep, could not eat, and was losing weight. On a friend's advice, he started taking Chardox after every meal. He soon found an748 words
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Article, Illustration1549 1938-01-09 7 H.L. Hopkin - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L. Hopkin (SUMMING Note: Exercise is still regard e(1 as ;i good way of reducing weight, and of all forms of exercise riding is the most effective. A stout lady of my acquaintance took up riding and m the very first week the horse •wentv pounds. 41,549 words
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Article1647 1938-01-09 8 MOLLY THORPE - MOLLY THORPE Our Short Story by "QXK more for luck," said Edgar Parkin. lit stepped his car by the gate, his little despatch case bra is tired body and walked like a brisk robot up the paved path. The house waa old and beautiful, h1,647 words
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Advertisement345 1938-01-09 8 j INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT Put On 3 lbs. In 30 Days Doctors know that Halibut Liver Oil is full of Vitamins that make flesh, create appetite, build up the power to resist disease, and put good, solid flesh on men and women who are underweight. Eut many people's stomachs rebel345 words
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Advertisement25 1938-01-09 8 i3^to*»L: i tATTIRSBY BRITISH FUR FELTS ARE OBTAINABLE ijy ,s3%** <B*%^s. N SMAIT LONDON STYLES vj AND VARIOUS WEIGHTS TO PLEASE DISCRIMINATING i J t«j25 words
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Advertisement54 1938-01-09 8 The F/kUITLESS Hair Dressing m for Men Perfectly groomed hair •fi^ k \\Vr N> 311 and a clean, healthy ?J^ VT| rJPL scalp is assured by <N£u^ lI T ftDt d.vly use of NUFIX. M^jk^^l the Fruitless dressing jb&r&h, tPI I for men's hair. i Sc'e agents: V JET The54 words
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Advertisement418 1938-01-09 8 HtvOiii3CT Alt. Um-mtir I j mi W.» 7om Oianc» l nuh «.i*(» ftui' »K»»T<»M .Ma vv*i|, «>^rw» /out Wi RMiicy &6i ins Doctor tells how to kill germs I^AI Fyjj and remove the underlying cause rSi^pTNgfi rpiVncp"^ of Gelling Up Hights. Uric Acid. S^-Uwf^' Nervousness, Puffy Eyelids, Lost \jf jy418 words
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Article, Illustration912 1938-01-09 9 RHODE ISLAND REDS Utility Birds (jOOD PRODUCTION OF EGGS ,*v John Brt;.;-::i. V DM.. vv (T Seeidan Manager "Tfc« £££*W l7<) orth^ rd Koad SingaP«re)--fiI'ESTION: My Rhode Island Reds are kept m a grass run with a coup 5 x 3.6" x 0.9". The col ip is laid912 words
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Article63 1938-01-09 9 Hollywood. Earthquake tremours shook up a film company on location at Palm Springs near here and damaged several of the sets. The picture, "Her Jungle Love," had an earthauake sequence written into script The location unit was so tin nerved by the real tremovs, however, that they -promptly63 words
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Article94 1938-01-09 9 Meetings Banned In Bad Areas In Switzerland Geneva THE epidemic of foot and mouth di- sease m Switzerland has now taken a firm hold m several cantons. In the canton of Geneva alone there are ovlv 30 infected areas and over 1,000 eases have been registered. Although94 words
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Article251 1938-01-09 9 Provides Rent And Meals Prague. A STRANGE marriage "contract" was produced by a woman suing her husband for a separation order m the courts here. She said that when they first married the husband drew up a plan of her duties. It stated that as his wife251 words
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Advertisement139 1938-01-09 9 «t J^v IS x^h h^Jv .)|£-C h is a lone: while now since Mr Eno first compounded his 'Fruit Salt. Ay/^. I W--- fH^/£\~\ Great events have come and gone. Five monarchs have reigned at Buckingham -\rl /^>i Palace But still today Eno's Fruit Salt 1 remains the world-lamed giver139 words
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Miscellaneous540 1938-01-09 9 Chinese New Year Crossword Puzzle 1.000 airs'f iii<: wo\ lir^t I'ri/i S7OO Second Prize $300 CONDITIONS: 1. Address the solution to T. B. ROGERS CO., UTD., 82, Robinson Road, and mark the envelope "New Year Cross ords". 2. Each form must be accompanied by an entry fee of One Dollar540 words
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Article, Illustration1403 1938-01-09 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. £y on i* woman <*orrcft|ioncleiit AT 1; Year has come and well away m it. Ol R an h the true gay sptrhich N Iways bring and •fl and dancing place m Singlately crowded out. In fact, it sling to think when from. At the1,403 words
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Article219 1938-01-09 10 The last straw that broke the can Pa back. is a saying that a certain y< img gentleman wont hurry he being "the which caused the collapse t a recent, party and nfalJ of the fifteen below. How- ive and apart from big, black bruises and cuts219 words
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Article, Illustration1480 1938-01-09 10 jN spite of the fact that we r.re wel 1 passed the Festive season, big dances and parties keep coming up so wa must continue to know where to buy nicest things for every occasion. If v happen to be looking for an evening grown I am1,480 words
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Article, Illustration32 1938-01-09 10 Miss Alison Dyas m the costume she wore on New Year's Ive at the Swimming Club when she won the first prize as the best ivNMi lady m (he Fancy Dress Parade.32 words
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Advertisement35 1938-01-09 10 t; FAMOUS SENSATION SALVE TREATMENT AS GIVEN BY Mrs. LV\\ THE EXPERT FROM LONDON HAS BROUGHT JOY TO SO MANY WOMEN WHO THOUGHT V.X COULD NEVFR LOOK YOUNG AGAIN. BOOK NOW AT MAYNABD'S BATTERY ROAD.35 words
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Advertisement141 1938-01-09 10 f PRISCILLA Ltd. HAS RECEIVED A Small Shipment of HUBRITE Warm DRESSES Suitable S For Home Leave Or The Hill S Tel 3335 61, Stamford Rd. S At Vogue's!!! i: x i i t i: ii v NEW SHIPMENT JUST UNPACKED. THE MOST SENSATIONAL HATS AT THE PARIS OPENING'S. The141 words
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Advertisement96 1938-01-09 10 has beautiful evening gowns for the forthcoming Australian Dinner and other functions at less than three guineas. itotliftCT lEoia*<* Battery Rd., 2nd Floor. «A MAGICAL SUCCESS!" "BERLEIS" MIRACLE FABRIC! S Women of all parts of the World have beeji captivated by the unique quality of "BERLEI". Its amazing comfort and96 words
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Advertisement27 1938-01-09 10 V 7 doroiy more after the festive season a scientific massage with radium mud pack brings new youth aiiC. beauty. 18, battery road, Ist flcor. phone 6995.27 words
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Advertisement127 1938-01-09 10 of BOND ST LON DON Singapore is becomii jewel-conscious wotnea are realising the allure and smartness of niodcri jewellery. Ciro ,jew<'N are akin to real, Ihe on'y difference being m the price See them, and jud^e for yourself at: HAMLKVS Rodney House, 10, Battery Road. 11, Stamford Road, Phone 663<\127 words
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971 1938-01-09 11 NOTES from FRASHER HILL and KUALA LUMPUR THE number of visitor., who saw the ve-v Year arrive on the Hill was r«r«U as :-t Christmas time, and although the bungalows were a.l occuoed they could not be described as CLS Naturally th< towns offer far mTe Sitra-tiot: on New Year's971 words
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Article375 1938-01-09 11 from Kuala Lumpur THE last week of 1937 was somewhat hectic with the coming of the New Year, which was .successfully celebrated by a large Ball at the Selangor Club. The Dog was crowded also with about seven hundred merrymakers, many m fancy dress, and there were so many lovely375 words
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Advertisement22 1938-01-09 11 W£ JAO£ ?A££ m ju-t received a new stock °f satin embroidered pyjamas and e\enin^ coat-. 1«. Battery KoaU, Boor, 'Phono 7iir>.22 words
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Advertisement53 1938-01-09 11 A VERY XiCE j COLLECTION OF HANDBAGS j OF THE VERY LATEST SHAP^ S AND DESIGN HAS JUST BEEN UNPACKED. i at THE NOVELTY STORE. -if J^ JUsi received a wide selection of new style dresses from a famous London House, heavy silks and %ht frocks suitable for all occasions.53 words
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Advertisement89 1938-01-09 11 4.0 TO MADAME PAGE Late of 92, Piccadilly, London. For Expert Dressmaking and Designing. MATERNITY GOWNS. TWEED SUITS COATS. A Speciality. Special attention to up-country orders. Hats made and remodelled by MISS HENSON. STRAWS, FELTS VELOURS designed to order. 13, Battery Bldg., Battery Road, Singapore. TeL 6327. Harriet Hubbard Ayer89 words
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Advertisement195 1938-01-09 11 SALE THE SMART SHOP 17, Stamford Road. Announces a 25$ discount off all DRESSES, HATS. BAGS, CORSETS, Etc. From January sth to the 15th to make room for new stock. HERO WORSHIP/ 11 Small boys can be heroes to smaller girls and the love of admiration seems to be instinct195 words
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Advertisement29 1938-01-09 11 Call at ELSIE MARY 37, Selegie Road. and see her Lovely Model Gowns for all occasions Highest Price $30 Designed by "MADAME PAGE' 13. Battery Road. Dres making Dept.29 words
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Advertisement63 1938-01-09 11 rawj i? serves fie DM I tad Ie: I jj r 'tti uic marn No> I* ir ""ir>n of pure L'^vptian Mcnn* to briog out c:, hatr to HCcmrainuf T.f*no» Rinst Roumary 7V# T t Fres»h stock cf I.ljrning. Afternoon, i j and Evening Dresses. S Hats blocked ard made63 words
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592 1938-01-09 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Jan. 9, 1938. RUSSIAN TERRORISM Vl 1 CH lias been heard oi the ma executions m Russia, the doin to death by tin c of men v, until recently were sti] to be devoted to the cause of Communi: m. But Russia h a remote countr592 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1938-01-09 12 C.H.W. Goult - Services As Singapore's Most Efficient Publicity Men C. H. W. Goult A X old scheme for the establishment m Singapore of a tourist bureau and publicity organisation whose duty it liould be to introduce Singapore to the world m its tru^ colours was revived this week by a public speaker1,035 words
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Article580 1938-01-09 12 Anglius - Anglius TJEP.E is one for football referees to Ai ponder over. THE two football teams were going at it hammer and tongs. Fouls were frequent, but the referee seemed to shut his eyes to all infringements. "Who is the referee?" asked a spectator "If580 words
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Advertisement381 1938-01-09 12 Oh, My Poor Legs 77iaf Aa;/u/ 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 pile* make your life a misery? Does your heart fail to keep your blood flowing freely?381 words
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Article, Illustration1117 1938-01-09 13 The Nucleus Of A New Industry? REMARKABLE SUCCESS SEASONAL OUTPUT OF S MOO LB. J)ID you know that the honey you purchase m Singapore may actually have been produced on the island? Similar ventures m the past have not succeeded, hut Mr. Lim Choon1,117 words
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Article85 1938-01-09 13 Victoria -British Columbia-. British Colurrbi v will acquire an addikonal 400 000 square miles of territory. Plan* proposed by the Premier of the Province, Mr. Pattullo. are carried out. Co!nmhi^ ttl l! 10 rroposes that British EEL v oniv t0 take m the Yukon I'JVi 80 the territory85 words
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Article, Illustration14 1938-01-09 13 A general view of the collection of hives at Mr. Lim Choon Kiat's apiary.14 words
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Article74 1938-01-09 13 Paris. There were more visitors from Great Britain to France during 1937 than from any other country. The figures are 177,000 British. 92,800 Americans. 79,500 Germans. 42 500 Italians. 18,500 Egyptians. Altogether there were over 900.000 foreign visitors to France during this year about 112 per cent,74 words
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Advertisement8 1938-01-09 13 CIVIL SERVICE VACANCIES J^, FREE^ •"BS^SKSJ^ »«*TITOTES. I8 words
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Advertisement66 1938-01-09 13 Success m Reducing Lens Breakage' Ful-Vue NO-SCRU protects and strengthens the four vital points m rimless glasses where lenses and metals are joined. NO-SCRU eliminates old-fashioned, screws which cause strain, break- and loose lenses. NO-SCRU holds lenses securely and permanently and its Triflex guard act? ;i perfect shock and knock66 words
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Advertisement101 1938-01-09 13 It's such a relief ml i^i to !<now one can wcr\ Li ma:^ e sure of 'isle?*^F Mm?/ Jrerso na I r resh ness i r 'Wti&^ by simp!y vs n^ TOILET V SOAP Personal freshness is so important we're lucky to have Lifebuoy Toilet Soap to guard it for101 words
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Advertisement228 1938-01-09 13 Ask for ANDREWS m Mi? jf the ECONOMY TINS l^BM«^i containing the SAME pf&^ r nrtnTT^ OUANTITY as the f* V~ i US^J^^L former bottles at a |L^ wMSjA^M LOWER PRICE. iKQ^JP Hitherto you have bought your Andrews tT" 1 yi j "X^^^ Liver Salt m bottles. From now on228 words
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Article1317 1938-01-09 14 W.B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson In Which I Discourse On i The Unaccountable Fact j That I Have Again Escaped j Recognition In The New Year Honours And Have] A Vision In Which I Find The M.C.S. Entrenched On Fraser's Hill. 'QFUNNY. I've gone through the New1,317 words
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Advertisement181 1938-01-09 14 /^fTPSIf^ TICKETB ISSUED V^-^lwby all steamqm ship, air and T RAVE L ra^way unes NO BOOKING FEES. J Chinese clients and those of all S other resident communities are given the best of attention and > j assistance. 39, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE TELEPHONE 5908. WATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA JEWELLED LEVER181 words
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Advertisement544 1938-01-09 14 I ANNOUNCING!! ANNOUNCING!! The third of a series of monthly competitions sponsored by Rothmans for KINGS GATE smokers. Join m the fun to-day and win handsome prizes. idlßM^fffPl'll 1 lilK Whlll' l* ii' Ml 11 Wll lll 111 fcilili'ilil 1 Mlillllffy \\i I HllJi |l ililh fESM^^M JANUARY W^^^M^mßk CUT544 words
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Advertisement523 1938-01-09 14 VICTORY OVER ASTHMA! ÜBFIiHB MIRACULOUS EFFECT of |P^fc|Bj ONE EPHAZONE TABLET «SS?J;V, BRON '^'nTTs. bronchial asthma ■»**shPwl nrS*Tn ß^ ATI!WG niFFirri/n shortves« WmS&M BREAT GASPING FOI? AIR. T.B. and STCB end this! Broken In 30 SECONDS As These Sufferers n ta Did I 1 i s wnneceggary to endure Asthma523 words
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Article364 1938-01-09 15 X A. Thompson D.O.Sc, doctor «f Ocular Science,. anr years few people wore jtntil reeen«J of the past cen I Ked for the most f H^ors-they did little reading *f tC°£evS attended moving picture net use their eyes constantly TWy i to-day and doubtless gave364 words
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Article601 1938-01-09 15 Captured On Ship CAPTAIN'S GIFT TO LONDON ZOO 17AGABIES of the autumn migrations of birds frequently m* ng welcome additions to the aviaries at the Zoo. Recently there were two such additions The first already chris--1 Toots is a magnificent snowy owl which was caught, exhausted, on601 words
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Article356 1938-01-09 15 Whole District Believed Hiding Murderer Vienna. THE Austrian police, famed for always j 1 getting their man, are facing one of I the toughest problems of recent years m their efforts -to lay hands on the j murderer of Johann Weichselberger, S who was found shot356 words
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Advertisement132 1938-01-09 15 ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. ©Send ycur date and j time of birth or ths ume of writing the lett-er and approximate age. You wili be furnished with particulars regarding iumily, prcfession. ii, income, cs, unexpected and misfortunes, lotteries* ra^- s ther important events. One yeai Bonthly details $2.00 five yeari132 words
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Advertisement125 1938-01-09 15 PMI\\\\\\\\IIIIIIIIICT EASY RUNNING^A IJ K ENDURING STREKSTH Huilt «t»«iy of British parts, marie m Kngland by famous Makers. First quality alloy sU d compoa«nK accurately machined, ensure easy running and enduring strength Sri AH Frames are 'precision balanced." Chromium plated parts. These Cycles ire r— ll> N J<T;lMr ll or"125 words
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Advertisement585 1938-01-09 15 DON'T EXPERIMENT WITH YOUR STOMAC& You cannot afford to t.ike rhan< M with your stomach Many people are far tofl fond of dosing themselves whenever they fed little off c, l<.ur -i be foM dangerous where v<>:ir Rtomach concerned. The stomai li is one ot yoni hardesv-worked and vital orpins585 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1938-01-09 16 G.S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds i\S this page last week I wrote of the possibility of relieving congestion on the ronds of Singapore by inducing motorists to take to the .sea. The idea seemed to me to be a good one, and quite a lot of1,198 words
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Advertisement361 1938-01-09 16 When I^SSrJ banish Burning Acid 3| milli ritl or P° res are Ol] ire small is to rid 1. Yoar to the I ables are -«.i glands The acid accui Issaei and mv Then feel lose their fl ache oa and callouses form. I bunion. with -a«.id' feet You'ce or361 words
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Advertisement155 1938-01-09 16 ELLIS axd COMPANY WHITEANT EXPERTS WE SPECIALISE IN THE ERADICATION OF j WHITEANTS, BORER, BORING BEETLE IN I BUILDINGS, GARDENS, COMPOUNDS ETC.,' I OUR EXPERIENCE COY ERS A PERIOD OP 25 YEARS IN MALAYA Agents and Secretaries: EVAN WONG AND CO., China Building: Chulia Street, Singapore. 'Phone 2213. Wj\ CARMINATIVE155 words
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Advertisement62 1938-01-09 16 II v^^^^Bß^^^^^Bßßß^B^ y^PMi^Bii^^^*^ i Distinctive m Design and m Performance... iitNAUu il no R saloon The Renault 12 H.P. Touring Saloon is built to give the long and trouble free service associated all over the world with Renault engineering, and introduces many features of luxury car design at such a62 words
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Article272 1938-01-09 17 R.A.F. DEATHROLL GROWS Hfa vi.st Since War 'WITH PLANES London, Dec. 1--Herooing an operation a' P rfficer Basil hfc^a^S sjutdron of the ..vas killed. B^A*? Betbcder-s deatn brou S ht k^tL m 92 tciSents, compared Eft Srf S 58 accidents throughout E* tola j n the highest of an/ :;e272 words
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Article541 1938-01-09 17 Reversal Of Service Tradition THE clay when the pilot of the Royai Air Fotce migh' be required to try any type of aeroplane used m the 8b»--vic° is over. During the past few months a new system, designed to pro duce specialist pilots, has been ii»541 words
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Article140 1938-01-09 17 Eyes Open, But She Sees Nothing Erie (Pennsylvania) A FOUR-1 EAR-OLD child m hospital ■£*> rieie has been m a comatose state for 2G mcrths the victim of sleeping sic.kiie c s Thi child is Maxine Yarrington. As she lies m bed her eyes are140 words
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Article95 1938-01-09 17 Springueiu, .viissouri. Miss Grace Moore, the screen and cpera .singer, had a narrow escape when a car m which she was travelling at 90 miles per hour burst a tyre. She and her husband were hurrying to catch a train when the tyre burst. The car swerved95 words
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Article555 1938-01-09 17 Influence On Climate SCIENTISTS FIT OUT A YACHT Tl/lEMBERS of the staff of the Bermuda Biological Station are about to make a systematic attempt to settle once for all the mystery of the Gulf Stream, which by many is believed to be the main factor555 words
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Advertisement497 1938-01-09 17 15 s "4 1 1 *j S b sSHfinH^ Vigour of Youth Restored Men ree! 10 Yiars Younger 4T*/^ Works In 7L Hours i V n j a or an AniTl- onTy to cr.jnr th<* pT^asnroa nf Tifo, j W :-> hut to dr> iiioro and b^tt« r vvnrk fliiin497 words
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Advertisement41 1938-01-09 17 f-,". SfKtal "injii \h Ifmih I JO. JutCT Sad» Lomt Ot»a«r Ctmti Cripr Fn^t Sodi Tain sod. Wjtg <>*■"-<' J""< Him) il i? f timtevn Lmx't LhocnUi' o».<»i> t«too^« lrfip» f >>■!< UjrliAl V|»ie *J«tlcM» Cre4m So^t Coc» CoU Um-o-Ul OT IB gt)U_»_41 words
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Advertisement190 1938-01-09 17 OLDHAM HALL BOARDING SCHOOL A Christian School operated by the Methodist Mission m conjunction with its Anglo-Chinese School. Its Aims Mental, Physical and Character development. Apply now: Principal, Oldham Ha'i 46, Barker Road, Singapore. CLAUDETTE COLBERT'S secret showed Sally the way to beauty >t n r aaaß *=jj= ±saii >190 words
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Advertisement73 1938-01-09 17 r\ 9. SiX-20 "Kodak" Junior Choice oi £_Hflj|3 Anastigmat lenses including fast /4.5— PBR^ff^^H*_^B give needle-sharp pictures. One motion iHH£mM§iH£|«flH opening for speed m action. Extremely |lßoSpT»fiSi^_B slim— take it anywhere. Eye-level and Bwii*P^SißSlw waist-level viewtindcrs. Built-in delayed- jgjg [\sj §_f_^ kH__l action device for self-photography and new "button" release73 words
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Article, Illustration893 1938-01-09 18 Horatius - Horatius SAFETY FIRST TACTICS (By i TN spite of the many conventions and systems which have been api plied to contract bridge so as to facilitate partners arriving at the safest and most productive of declarations, there is no method of overcoming freakish distribution. Even a slightly abnormal893 words
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Advertisement152 1938-01-09 18 01 <zJ)Jr\ WjsK]£f& r^* 1 ~~l 'Si v /'•I proved by winning bH^^^T; -J**+f /W^^^^JW important E n glis i FT 'if ''V*'' *C :n ilm/' &Mh* nj;i!s this s(>a^ (>n I£_ v ty?A j k [il £$$f& Aiders are enthusias tt^t i^.S.A. Motor Cycle jL;iv<»s service and value far152 words
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Advertisement115 1938-01-09 18 j/ v; wim sui's reveal I I the h cure unrr.ercifuLy. 1 ii So slim safely with Redex lotion! Reduces flesh r Zr3MWff L 7 externa/ application. «is9L Simply rub Redex gently in tne s^" m or a ew jA minutes a day. Absolute WHPj ly harmless. Approved by physicians.115 words
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Advertisement111 1938-01-09 18 WddkM Don't suffer from HEADACHES-NEURALGIA-COLDS TOOTHACHE-FEVER OR RHEUMATISM Do what thousands of ingredients m convenothers are doing to get ient tablet form, that acts immediate relief from instantly to relieve pain pain and suffering— Take and reduce fever. It does ANACIN—the amaz- not affect the heart or ing, quick acting111 words
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Article1036 1938-01-09 19 Perak FIRST TEN Fan Leong Heads The List (By "Racquet f\h late the forms of nearly all the /y laic l"c i Perak have U ttffJi&i that it ha. IS adS u"f task to rank them IS a• if customary. I give below my SeXns1,036 words
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Article634 1938-01-09 19 Selatwor Semi-Finals Resumption Of Annual "Test"? (By "The Rambler.") CINDERELLA had a fairy godmother; Kuala Lumpur sportsmen have a fairy god-father. He is Mr. Ho Liang Tian, 60 years old sportsman to the very core. It has been his ore aim during the last few years to634 words
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Article733 1938-01-09 19 Singapore MR. H. S. ONG Comments On InterSchool Matches (By "Phoenix") INTEREST m badminton this week centred round the matches between the Victoria Institution boys (from Kuala Lumpur) and teams representing a number of the local schools. The Selangor visitors met with considerable success; they were733 words
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Article394 1938-01-09 19 Negri In Serein ban Revival Of The Sport? (By "The Playboy") AFTER a considerable lapse of time, loca) badminton enthusiasts were given a treat m the form of an inter-State inter-party match last Sunday, when the Adamevean Badminton Party, of Malacca, met and cf nvincingJy defeated the Merry-Gang394 words
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Article623 1938-01-09 19 Penatw Those were the glories of the juniors but a shadow was cast over the Limstead m particular and badminton m th Northern Settlement m general when Tan Boon Piew announced his intention to retire from singles play. With Tung Ghim Huat, Boon Piew yet623 words
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Article329 1938-01-09 19 lalacca Fair Success Games During Holidays (From Our Our: Correspondent > LAST week-end saw the Shamrocks Ad:un( -vcan Badminton Parties travel outstation to engage m matches against teams m Fenang and Seremban. The Shamrocks met the Riverside Party of Penan tr and beat them by 5 games to329 words
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Advertisement117 1938-01-09 19 '"W" suffered so much with indigestion/" I writes Mrs. Singleton, of Bow, "that I dreaded mealtimes coming round. I was a/raid to eat. Since taking •Bisurated' Magnesia I can eat anything. My husband also suffered for years with Gastric Ulcers, but since taking Bisurated Magnesia he has been free from117 words
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1088 1938-01-09 20 Argus - REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT IN THIS CORNER Argus Army v. Best Of The Rest One Of The Most Attractive Games Of Rugby Football In Singapore The Selangor Club v, S.C.C. Trophy Rugby Match Next Saturday's Malaya Cup Final Issue Likely To Be In Doubt To The End Results Of Past1,088 words
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Article1170 1938-01-09 20 SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACCA 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. THE poor Malacca foctball selectors are more to be p*t.ed than blamed. Tikcy are trying to build up a team Without any material. What x dull, listless game last Mondays trizl match prevtd to be. Before the game, there was1,170 words
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Article137 1938-01-09 20 (Continued from Col. 5, page Phor for the title during the Perak to*' nament concluded not very long a^° lM It was a straight set win for Hong. Ghim Hoe went down raw* tamely m the first set at. 6—15. butta !s second he gave the Penane137 words
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Article750 1938-01-09 20 T WAS not torn limb from limb after the verdict m the FriscoFahmy affair, but it seems that after all there were people who thought Fahmy deserved the decision or at least a draw. As reported at the time, the referee and the judges W«re all750 words
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Advertisement265 1938-01-09 20 HEADACHES NEARLY DROVE HIM MAD Now Completely Changed By Kruschen suffered from liver, trouble, constant ucuiucneb, and an unhealthy load of excess fat. Read how he cured his headaches toned up his liver— and lost j 36 lbs. of fat— aE with t^e same remsdy: j •I was BO 'out265 words
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Advertisement166 1938-01-09 20 FOR H E ALTH VITALITY USE There is nothing to compare nor even to approach the sure and prompt efficacy of this supreme Hormon Tonic. OKASA possesses enormous Health and Vitality restoring properties. It completely removes every trace of debility and weakness from your organism making you a New Man166 words
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Article521 1938-01-09 21 Gift To The Natural History Museum CENT additions to the Natural H^si\ tory Museum, South Kensington, include a molar tooth of Neanderthal Man presented by the Medical Committee of the Royal Dental Hospital. The tooth was found m the Genista C-ive Gibraltar, m 1865, by Captain521 words
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Article1021 1938-01-09 21 Prevention Better Than Cure THE Health Organisation is at present; holding one of those frequent meetings of technical experts whose presence m Geneva arouses little notice from the Press. Yet their work of patient research, and their periodical meetings to exchange experiences and compare methods,1,021 words
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Article39 1938-01-09 21 Singapore, Jan. 8. TIN The price of tin at noon m Singapore to-day was: $90% (down $i/ 2 RUBBER The price of rubber at noon m Singapore to-day was: Buyers 22% (up Sellers 23 (up Vs).39 words
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Article111 1938-01-09 21 More Underlying Strength In Rubber A CABLE from Messrs. Comtelburo, Ltd.. on market conditions m London, received m Singapore yesterday, states: As the recent upward trend was largely based on technical adjustment from unduly depressed levels, feeling is becoming more cautious on account of the Far Eastern situation.111 words
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Article296 1938-01-09 21 Claims For Damages Rejected Paris. A LEGAL decision rejecting claims for damages by R man who was injured and the relatives of another man who was billed as a result of a fire m a village is now the subject of ironical comment m the French Press.296 words
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Article93 1938-01-09 21 North Bay, Ontario. Telephone subscribers on a rural line here have been puzzled by a telephone that was m continual use. At last they complained to an inspect/ ir, nnd told him that their only clue was that everyone on the line could hear the ticking of a93 words
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Advertisement76 1938-01-09 21 H9m^ v "'^^hl mBBB Bfc^*^^ '''''i*ii*jBBBHß BB^r^ .i/^'X".'. jB^^3^''**'*""*^^^V?^^^5^l3^tt>>W^^B B^B^BBBBBBBBBBBIB^BMl^BBBBBiBBBBllBB^BtB^BBBBll fm^rm B^SSflellK [■■^■i^^fl-^^^P^P^^U^MWy^ I ffrfs^^ >t BBBi U^^B^MHHmmJm^M securth imprisoned Kmß the scaling of this BBJBj airticht tin to open BRS^^^k WjH^HBBWBBMHWH||BJBB^K«§BBPBjB^^^BIBjPB |urn pull the rubber tab üBBB HBl^ »JWBjpBH no cutter no jagged HBb edges. IfißS BSJpBj Craven 'A'76 words
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Miscellaneous1582 1938-01-09 21 Malayan Listeners Radio ~7booRAMmJe s of British empire SSSLS? iTSUTKfe B.M«B'C* rKOGRAMMES Swansea Town (arr. Gustav Hoist). 8.50 a.m. Close down. Singapore Station On The 8.8.C. Military 225 Metres Band BERLIN gTATION TO-D4Y Transmission 2:— 6.05 p.m.— 9.15 DJA 31.38 metres (9,560 kcs); DJB 1 Pm- GSJ 13.93 metres (21.531,582 words
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546 1938-01-09 22 RAIN FALLS! HEAVILY 11-3 MARGIN Greasy Ball Heat} Ground Singapore, Satuwfc, IN a torrential downpour ifa fe'l during a greater pail the fame, the Selangor Oul> fan! (lie Singapore (ticket (lull by I points (a goal, a penalty seal. try* to 3 points546 words
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Article167 1938-01-09 22 "No Chance Of Success' 9 Chinese Comment Berlin, Jan. 8. CTATEMENTS appearing m the British Press, suggesting that German mediation m the Sino-Japanest dispute has reached a mature stage," are described m competent circles here as rdthtr exaggerated." The British Preis also suggested that Ilerr HitlerReuter - 167 words
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Article96 1938-01-09 22 Urges Govt. To Prohibit Sale Of War Materials London, Nov. 8. THE National Council of Labour, representative of the Parliamentary Labour Party and the Trade Union Congress, yesterday, issued a statement expressing deep concern at the absence of any concerted policy by peace-lov;ng nations to restrain whatBritish Official Wireless - 96 words
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Article121 1938-01-09 22 Disturbing Reports From Shantung Hankow, Jan. 7. CHINESE troops under General Han vl Fu Chu, governor of Shantung province, are reported to be showing signs of a collapse, which may lead to the loss of the important Lunghai railway, the key to the vast province of Honan. HanReuter - 121 words
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Article86 1938-01-09 22 First Annual Dinner At New World Singapore, Saturday. OLD boys of the Government Trade School gathered at the Tai Tong Restaurant, New World, to attend the first annual dinner of the Trade School 0.8.A. held to-night. Over 100 were present, including the principal of the86 words
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Article209 1938-01-09 22 Alleged Stabbing In Bukit Timah Singapore, Saturday. ALLEGED to have been stabbed by a compatriot, two male Chinese m Bukit Timah Road were, this afternoon, removed to hospital by ambulance. One of them was stabbed on the back, while the other sustained an incised wound to his ri.^ht209 words
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Article, Illustration25 1938-01-09 22 D. G. A. Lundun, the Singapore uiMcqtiartei', maiung a dash tor touch m the A» my vs. Rest of Singapore match at the S.C.C. TribuneTribune - 25 words
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Article1431 1938-01-09 22 JOTTINGS FROM HERE AND THERE AFTER nine consecutive years as a member of Britain's team, G. P. Hughes, hr.i announced that he will I not play m any more Davis Cup lawn tennis tournaments. v\- reasons for t>iis *tcp are l hni I I finds his business duties1,431 words
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Article203 1938-01-09 22 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Restrictions On Use Of Cartridges Shanghai, Jan. 8. ACCORDING to a foreign report the police strength of the bogus Government m Shanghai is the weakest m the world Altogether there are only 400 i cclicemen m the occupied area, and they I are203 words
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Article148 1938-01-09 22 People In Underground Shelters Barcelona, Jan. 8. DYNAMITE charges under the remaining insurgent strongholds m the seminary and the Bank of Spain hav^ practically ended the insurgent resistance within the city, while outside the city the Republicans claim the recapture of half of the strategic "toothReuter - 148 words
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128 1938-01-09 22 $100 BAIL Chinese On Car Theft Charges Singapore Saturday. THREE Henghua Chinese, Lee Me p L?e Ah Koo and Lee Keng Eng stood before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, the Second Magistrate, when charges of theft of 'wo motor cnr roltred At $200 each, the property of a compatriot named Lse128 words
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Article74 1938-01-09 22 New Decree Issued In France Paris. Jan. 8. An official decree has been issued tightening the law concerning the manufacture and sale of arms. Henceforward even the smallest part of a pistol bullet is subject to a licence The decree is apparently due to the recent discoveryReuter - 74 words
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Article37 1938-01-09 22 Bluefield B.P. team vs. the Merry Union B.P. to-day at their court, at 2.30 p m Koh Cheng Hock, Gan Poh Yew Sonp Bah Chee, Cheong Eng Leong, Seah Jim Hock and Thorn Chit Van37 words
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Article77 1938-01-09 22 Europeans' Trial To Pick To Meet Rest The following have accepted IMj f or a Eu'-ovcan hockey trial maw* Tuesday next ;:t the S.C.C.:— WHITES: Gibb <Gordons);J2 <S C.C.i, Todd (S.C.C.); Hod?" (S.C.C), Haggar 'Police*. Shaw Duke (Gordons), Hewan Campbell t Skins i, Le Marchant i»*J Scott (Skirus).77 words
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Article59 1938-01-09 22 At the third annual general m<*** J the Summer Badn.inton P^Jt^kt* Jan. 1, the following were eleem^f bearers for 1938 President. *J;vl Seng Heng Vicp -Presidents Lye Quee and Mr. Lini Jin *j"v secretary Mr. Choo Kok g?gjig elected* hon treasurer; M*;]?(p i Hen*- hon auditor Mr T^L59 words
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Advertisement88 1938-01-09 22 WHITE ANTS the DEMON DESTRUCTORS YOUR PROPERTY YOUR HOME YOUR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS are m danger of destruction by the Demon WHITE ANT whose work is usually undetected until damage is done. It is necessary, not only to kill him, but to keep him out as well. This can be done88 words
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1137 1938-01-09 23 THRILLING FINISHES MARK FINAL DA YS RACING VAN BREUKELEN HAS THREE WINNERS BLARICUM PROVIDES THE DA YS BEST DIVIDEND OF $53 ifron Oar Oxen Reporter) penang, Saturday. KNIGHTS Eye. owned by Mr. Ng I Cbiew Font and trained by van gretfden won the Penang1,137 words
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843 1938-01-09 23 Malayan Racing People In Fremantle McLachlan And Dodd On Leave following article on Malayan A racviiff appeared m the West Australian of Dec. 11: Interesting, comments on racing m Sngaoore were made at Frennntle by Mrs. R. F. Billett, a prom'ueht Penang owner, and S. Dodd and N. McLachlan, West843 words
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Article638 1938-01-09 23 COMMISSION ON CRICKET No Change Practicable Before 1949 (By Air Mail) London. rB report of the County Cricket Commission, has met with a lavcurable reception, and it is quite likely that v number of the recommendations may be adopted for the noxt summer A hint to this effect was given638 words
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130 1938-01-09 23 Singapore ore Selangor Draw At Hockey Late Goal Saves Home Side (From Our Own tU j Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. CELANGOR narrowly averted deEl ftat at the hands of Singapore m the State hockey match played here to-day on the Padans by forcing a draw two minutes from the end oi130 words
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Article, Illustration15 1938-01-09 23 E. Donnelly, who rcic the winner cf the Penang Gold Cup in Penatig yesterday. TribuneTribune - 15 words
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Article40 1938-01-09 23 Washed Out By The Rain JJHE All-E ngapore Malay.s' lawn tennis tournament wh eh was to bavc been resumed, yesterday on the V.M.C.A. couits was washed out by the rain and will now be ccntrr.ued of! Saturday next.40 words
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Article191 1938-01-09 23 League And Free State Results (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 28. RESULTS of Irish League and Free State soccer results for the week ending Dec. 27 are as follows: Ards 1, Belfast Celtic 4. Cliftonville 1. Bangor 3. Coleraine 3, Ballymena 6. Distillery 2, Portadown 1. Glenavon 2.191 words
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Article54 1938-01-09 23 Melbourne, Jan. 8. Von Cramm (Gfrmr.y) beat Donald Budge, the- Wimledon and Americrm champion 6-4, 6-10, 12-10 m the triangular lawn tennis contest between Australia, tbe United States and Germany. This was Budges thirrt defeat m Australia within a month. It was Von Cramm's record trfumphReuter - 54 words
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Article234 1938-01-09 23 A Soccer Enthusiast's Suggestions "Chusinskwai" writes: "Please permit me a little space w your sports column to put forth sug- *?&*■< ens regarding the visit of the Islington Corinthian footballers who are expected t3O arrive 111 Singapore on Jan. 23. They are scheduled to play thrpe234 words
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Article42 1938-01-09 23 Johore Bahru, Saturday. THE Johore Rugby Fcctball Club beat the R.A.F. by a ?>enalt\ goal and a try (six points) to a goal (five points) m the rugßy match nlaved r>- theCivil Pj^yfce Padang, Johore Eahru, this aSfe&Wlli.42 words
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Article25 1938-01-09 23 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH. LCWRY-~S*iddenly at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Jan. 8, 193 C James Valentine Lowry, aged 50. Fu eral Sundny at 5 p.m.25 words
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Advertisement40 1938-01-09 23 (i IHOMi'SON D.O.&C. (Hr. of Ocniar Science.) Practice Limited To The Eye. 'V ARCADE, (WOUND FLOOR. Thopf 3002. Hours 5. Saturday 9—l. or by appointment. 35 Years Eutopean Clinical Exp*H fence. '"onsuJtahon v ilhout cost or oblmntion Glasses 'f needed.40 words
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Advertisement104 1938-01-09 23 HAPPY WORLD COVERED mm G. H. KIAT Present", The FeatherJg weight Champicr.ship Of Singapore Bta, YOUNG GAUDJES H iBBMr A VS E;* DHARMARAJ "I I i c h all« n 'i c r i fl SPECIAL, FLYWEIGHT CONTEST: M t SAMEE HUSSEIN rs. LITTLE fIPF^ I JUAN Wl MBS y&m104 words
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Article, Illustration153 1938-01-09 24 The famous Don Cossack Choir and Dancers will be paying a visit to Malaya shortly and are billed to open a season at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Feb. 1. Picture shows the troupe m one of the numbers of then wide repertoire ofTribune - 153 words
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Advertisement36 1938-01-09 24 Sports Report* Read the i itntt Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? lit 19 jf vl IVI I Peroxide Dentifrice. _^-^^^^S^lW^ *Bk* ''I^^ ii\ \^^^j^^^^^^^ Saies Representative: N^|^^^^ A. T. Gillespie, P.O. Box 217, Sinpp** l36 words