Malaya Tribune, 5 October 1938
1938-10-05
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Title Section38 1938-10-05 1 The Malaya Tribune Malayas National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL So 237. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, October 5., 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1938, FIVE CENTS.38 words
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Advertisement95 1938-10-05 1 3 li A 1' I |5l»l > K I'm DailyCSflw BOVRIL For Health and Vitality 6 APB 0 >» MEDAR POLISH IBICES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME J FRIENDS ADMIRE. j j CLEANS AS IT POLISHES j i -Sari HKAUTIFUL FLOORS arc easy with O-CKDAK j 4 POLISH. It quickly "cleans95 words
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Advertisement44 1938-10-05 1 Enduring Strength Kunning— and Spor in Models. Write for illustrated booklet and easy terms. MANUFACTURED BY Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd. i 601, Rampong Bahru Road, SINGAPORE. GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. 1 Optician Mr. C. V. LAN), (Tel. 2164, 175, South Britige Road. Singapore.44 words
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Advertisement350 1938-10-05 1 <;oli> li:ai ti:a rog Drink more Gold Leaf Tea. You enjoy the fine taste and aroma onlj to he found In this Tea of choice blend anci rare quality. F A. BAKTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD. mtmmm —mmmb— mmmmmmwmmwm Sleepless nights Before bed lake a COLMAN'S MUSTARD BATH j w.ivs. 8 MOTOR OIL350 words
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Advertisement15 1938-10-05 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try Tin MORNING i ii iii i b: I15 words
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121 1938-10-05 2 M liapid CUy. South Dakota. 1«. wj.i Clark*, Dircciiit of PracHeal Journalism .«i London untversj > and i rmer EdHer of the fcvrs-rnroniclc, ha? !*rc eeade an bonorarr chieftain of fbc Orlala Sienx I ulian tribe. Visiting Uge Black Kills ol south De* ri| Mr.121 words
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Article95 1938-10-05 2 Georgetown, Prime Edward N lsland. D criminal case lias been tried during the assizes at Georgetown, county seat of Staff's County, Prince EtfWßffi Island, for 17 years. So Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenault. who ha.v bean holding assizes at Gerogetown for the whole period, has adopted the95 words
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Article134 1938-10-05 2 Helsinki. r Moscow newspaper Isveslia, Mlici.tl organ of the Soviets' Central Executive Cornmil lee, has carried out a test of the elfkiencv of .he Moscow pos- tal servire—vvith no( very nattering waits aeeortlin? ta wail is reported. The journal addressed oO letter*? to :ts own editorial134 words
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Article38 1938-10-05 2 End of Devon has resigned Ms commission as Second-Lieutenant in th Coldstream Guards. ,J?„ c his commission in Auffusl 1036. He is twenty-two,. The Earl succeeded to the title a June. 193538 words
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526 1938-10-05 2 FIRST CRIME seve Loade I J BCVtfr J.;;. P'*t lv the heard many BaMp l.t>< *v i Manccs was behind each pi human -story. ak«> drat the ease < rarcus .".room, of n i I was charged with break* I a,526 words
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Advertisement413 1938-10-05 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEU,SCHKH LLOYD, NORD (Incorporated In Kr Germany). Thi a.m moled are the Company* Mended fixtures:— OUTWARD. Poi MANILA, i.us'GKONO, SHANGHAI OftTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due 1938 "ODER" omits Manila Oct. h 3 m 8 -COBURG" Oct 13 M "GNEISENAU- omit* North China Oct. 27 HOMEWARD r«f HOLLAND, HAMBURG413 words
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Advertisement402 1938-10-05 2 P. 0., BRITISH IN DIA »Incorporated jn Bnglabd). P. A O S. N. CO/a SAILINGS. OUTWARDS, Due. railage, S*pore. 1938 I KSJXSJL Oct. 7 £S?fff INDI ,7 000 Oct. 21 SOMALI (igQO Cct 21 CANTON L < soo N J 0 C V C £?5£? T ls oo Nov. 18402 words
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Advertisement501 1938-10-05 2 xr N^°* CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (toeorpoimted to England). !«J7 ,C S t° Japan via Hongkonj n^w. antf Ca,c "«a via Penang. raking cargo on through Bill of Laac'hJr? r ant f O H' Ma cao, Swatow, Amoy, 1 Newchwang, Yangtze ports, Formosa, the Philippines etc FOR PENANG AND501 words
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Advertisement149 1938-10-05 2 HAMIS! 7 HO.\\JEHIKA LI NIK I 8 Deutscli-Australisrhr Dampfschiffs Geselfsehaft l^tSKS* incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 I m.s. RAMSES via Iloilo Oct. 5 m.s. VOGTLAND via Manila Oct. 19 I m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Nov 1 HOMEWARD.149 words
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Obituary29 1938-10-05 3 Mr. F. B McLeod at the General Hospital at 2.30 i.m. to-day. Funeral at 5 pro to-day for interment at CeineLery FM S. papers please copy-29 words
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Advertisement274 1938-10-05 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEME ENTS Ijngapcre Municipauty j I for the Room H cc Notice in Tender Room. I H noon, IV: Oct. 1938 H H 24, 193& a ;>ouaia H pal Secretary B ierly residing at v streei Singapore ■j has been B 4 Market m balance oi prln- missory X274 words
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Advertisement723 1938-10-05 3 PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore improvement trustT J TENDERS are invited for the rein- forced concrete design and supply and j delivery to site of steel reinforcement I necessary for the erection of one block j cf flats and one shofjfet Tiong Poh Road j between Eng Hoon Street and Eng Watt723 words
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Advertisement733 1938-10-05 3 GOVERNMENT NO I ICE. IENDbrtS win oe lece.ved up to aOOn, Monday, October 10th, 1938, at the Colonial becreiary's Ornce, Singapore, from persons desirous of contracting tor U) duppnes so Government Hospitals, and ui> Supplies to the Government Heaitn brancn, Singapore, tor a period of one year, commencing January Ist,733 words
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Advertisement361 1938-10-05 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED: Lady Shorthand Typist. Please apply with copies of testimonials to Box No. 407, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED— Junior clerk at once, must have good knowledge of English and Pitman's .shorthand, and be able to type Apply PO. Box 583, Singapore. 1 WANTED—An experienced translator, Minimum361 words
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Advertisement303 1938-10-05 3 MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE—Hillman Minx Saloon 1937 Model. Price $975 or nearest offer Apply 82, Bras Basah Road. Singapore. BARGAIN. Light 6 Cylinfler Chrysler Saloon 23.4 HP. Recently inspected by Borneo Motors and pronounced In sound order. Clutch newly relined, ani saloon top re-covered. Price $250. Im« mediate delivery. Phone303 words
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Advertisement88 1938-10-05 3 LISTEN TO REASON and be well I^** advised Lgte Jbkrr^ GET YOUR EYES TESTED lOR RIGHT Iglky GLASSES to f improve your j| "GOO* vision right P away. DON'T F DELAY We ran do this lor you al a very reasonable eharqe. New China Optical Co., 71. High St.. Singapore.88 words
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Article198 1938-10-05 4 Singapore, Oct 4. The following are the exchange stock Has morning according to the dally circular issued by the Hongkcn? an. Shanghai Banking Corporation. SEM tNG London T.T. 2 3 25 32 Lc.ndon demand 2 3 25 3^ Lyons demand 2071 Switzerland demand 242V>> Hamburg demand 13 New York198 words
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Article861 1938-10-05 4 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Oct. 4. 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Am pat Tin 4- 4 6 Asam Kumbang 281- 30 -norn Austral Malay 43 47!-nom Ayer Hitr.m 23- 24 6 Aver Weng o.fi3 0.65 Bangrin Tin 21 22,--ia Belangor 1.42'- a861 words
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Article17 1938-10-05 4 S«'nsrapore, Oct. 5. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $i)9i<> (down t£h17 words
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Article19 1938-10-05 4 The price of lubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28V a (up U); Sellers 28*; (up19 words
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Article55 1938-10-05 4 THE directors of ihe Accident Fire and I Life Assurance Corporation, Ltd. have declared an interim dividend ton account of the year ending Dec. 31, 1938) of 2 /2 per cent on the Preference Shares, and of l'6d per share on the Ordinary Shares, both subject to Income Tax55 words
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325 1938-10-05 4 Singapore, Oct. 4. MIMING I Buyers Sellers Ampats 4:. 4 jg Ayer Hitams 23 3 '4 6 Bangrins 21 22Batu Selangors 142 147 CJJandertangs 14 15--mtama 0.35 0.39xd Hongkong Tin 21 3 231Long Fatts 0.80 0.85 Idris Hyd. 7 6 8 6 iIX)h Tin 25-325 words
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Article188 1938-10-05 4 Singapore, Oct. 4. R. (81am) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $160 It. Siam > W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $150 R Siam 1 W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $146 Suim Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $225 Siim Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $202 Siam Rice Lowhway" No. 3188 words
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Article116 1938-10-05 4 4 LIST OF CI BRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Oct. 4, 5 p.m. Totel for Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex Dlv. yea* T**.' i ~Lm. *i Payable Date to date Hitam Tin 5 int. Oct. 3 Ocl h Oct 4 5<? Pengkalen 3d. less tax Oct. 11116 words
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Article156 1938-10-05 4 6% Maynard Co.. LW.. »0 000 tot. Apr. 30. Oct. 31.... 0 M M Mar' W^ 1 99»/ a 101 XX !3% 1937 red. 1962 $2,750,000 Int. May 15,N0v. 15 101 102-2 ci 3% 1938 red. 1958 $4,000,000 Int. May 15. Nov. 15 ;20 ***** ci PENANG156 words
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Article394 1938-10-05 4 LONDON COMMODITIES r Lond Previous To-day KCBBEK Steady Hardener! thi s w*. Buycri 8 316 8 3 16 SeUen 8 1 8 1 4 Ist Forward (October) Buyers 8 316 B'^ Sellers 8 516 8 5116 2nd Forward (November) buyers 8 516 5[6 Sellers 8% 3rd Forward394 words
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Advertisement238 1938-10-05 4 THE EASTERN UNITED SS£ PERSONAL ACCI' DENT. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. ■BAD OFFICE,: MD. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL. General Manager mj ll,M| www THE EASTERN BANK I LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and subscribed Capital 12 000,000 Eaid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve238 words
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Advertisement92 1938-10-05 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. I incorporated In Straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Bank of India, Limited The Company, having the necessary powers, U prepared to undertake Executor and Trustee Business and all other work authorised by Section 792 words
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Advertisement165 1938-10-05 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd fl (Incorporated in the Straits Settle?/CAPITAL* Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000.1 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE LONDON BANKERS: NEW *ORK BAN Midland Bank. Ltd. Irving Tru t r Lloyds Bank, Ltd. Chase National < Branches I Amoy. 213. ChUflg Mian Road. Malacca,165 words
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446 1938-10-05 5 Judge Defends Cabaret Girls ffoman and the se--I*l* 1 in the case ir t were found Ibe yesterday gailtj by fi ving on the earnings of evening r i»e "iris and wSsdeferred by Mr. Justice HEJXI 1« a.m. to-day nn *v IV. Pane was446 words
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Article234 1938-10-05 5 i l l cAmHitian* J TV i <j/T rift? fy iJten 1 UW ,nft /*ru t *r- a*# a" liw p'Cis r-» —V :i r«t. i<i wo L» /»r -71* rMi -rr V #y Jr» GC- «try (o I >r. x'tj <"• /.'r-'l c"?cr< irtr/ i.'Mt234 words
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Article348 1938-10-05 5 Singapore, Tuesday. [T is difficult to analyse market happenings of the past week as they reflect a somewhat dazed condition of mind, says the weekly report of Messrs. Fraser Co. The rapidity of the i changes in political events had a stunning effect on everyone348 words
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149 1938-10-05 5 Singapore. Tuesday. TANG BAH CHEE who had been remanded 111 the civil prison for over three weeks on a charge of attempted gang robbery, when it was alleged that he w*»s with a party which used knives and pistols when committing robbery149 words
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Advertisement42 1938-10-05 5 Cannot fail to jjive yon energy ,vaO^ KOLYNOS 1 housands of dentists recommend Kolynos because of its antiseptic l' ansing action. 1 s Kolynos and protect your l "-'ii and gums. Bf '9ht« n your smile Economize— KOLYNOS buy th* targe sis*42 words
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Advertisement265 1938-10-05 5 HAIR Is your trouble below Read MLm,~>\ how KOTALKO JJftgyL put hair on bald Jgfr heads, restored wave colour M i|-. t UU M"I was told I should AlWajS Mia. never haveanot herhait they said. long »«i lived, i KOTALKO bought Kotalko and KUIAIsM Kot lko Soap. No one gave265 words
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Advertisement437 1938-10-05 5 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya SAFE SPEEDY WAY TO FLUSH KIDNEYS OF HARMFUL ACIDS AND POISONS Keep Bladder Free From Irritation and Stop Getting Up Nights Look, Act and Feel Younger—Physically Attractive—Actively Alive When ,Tfl»" Z waste and acids that are clogging tig Backache, for «nstoHU and dtev437 words
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Advertisement794 1938-10-05 5 Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., ESTATE OF LEE QUEE LIM DECEASED. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable freehold land and house No 70 (old No. 191), Heeren Street, Malacca, area 6,170 sq. ft. approximately. To be held at The Saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koori Seng Co.. Ltd., No. 7. First (Toss Street,794 words
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Miscellaneous17 1938-10-05 5 TOM. DICK and HARRY Not "Bargaining" For That III 1 1 11 SSS Sfl I I i17 words
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Article216 1938-10-05 6 THE thirty-first annus! ffeneril meeting of the Banleng (Selangor) Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held recently. f The Cilairman Mr. R. F J Scott presided. The report and »c- -> counts and the notice convening th* meeting having been taken as read, the I representative of the secretaries216 words
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Article23 1938-10-05 6 A fire-walking ceremony will take place on Monday, Oct. 10, at 4.45 p.m. at the Sri Mariamman Temple, South Bridge Road. Singapore.23 words
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248 1938-10-05 6 We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. [To the Editor of the Malays Tribune j Sir, —I do not agree with tha complaint that radios are tuned248 words
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Article68 1938-10-05 6 ITo the Editor o/ the j made <U-e demanded of her fo i ice world. Germany has n t ,V wanted, Mr. Neville Chambi» ccen acclaimed the saviour „1 0.0? a^ d a !L d France a < Riacl that thert 1 is no world w;»; -iiS"68 words
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Article68 1938-10-05 6 Under the above heading has been made to "Kiss Me fl Uorv and some writers have exrJr* *J55 to the name Messrs. Hock Swee Leonr ol VV strut, Penang, write to state v bare been the sole Importers ot funery bearing this name for effect" th y68 words
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Advertisement315 1938-10-05 6 I Special Grarid Sale from Ist to 31st October. A DRASTIC DISCOUNT OF 30 PER CENT. ■I !s being allowed on all market a prices of j Clocks Watches. I New Shipments oi the very Latest I Designs asd Models in Clocks and I Watches just received, j I Dc315 words
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Advertisement418 1938-10-05 6 Piles Ruin Your Nerves 1 it.-l„ne-, ino.u.il protruding l sap your Vitality ruin -ut nerves anddiiw \uu eras) with pan.. nsaaroM the re< ent diecovei y of an a mar >■ mm phj urn Btupfl d„. piuu i a 15 udautee yo* :.n erallL ride, work aud enjoy life in418 words
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Article, Illustration51 1938-10-05 7 ht'&vcfi ,s a y, Warm r mothers' n here in a strik- J p] .v mi oi eel iprey a hand Wool d sign of Vlarrai I Lindsay m «P U dlywocd I ,!>e MOSt pro- i star In fact, i line above we impartially,51 words
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Article134 1938-10-05 7 many weeks during Which "And So They Were Married" was behvj; produced. The children were under the instruction of Miss Gertrude Vizard. Los Angeles board cf education teacher. Melvyn Douglas and Mary Astor, the grown up" leads in the Columbia production attended school with the juvenile leads134 words
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410 1938-10-05 7 "Anyone who marries a The speaker was Mr. Bennett A Cert, president oi' the Modern Library Incorporated, rd New York—young, goodlooking, and cage:*, with a smile always In his eyes. "And," he continued, turning from what he calls his410 words
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Article114 1938-10-05 7 TIIOSL who like Harold Lloyd will find plenty of amuse them in 'Tr. fr >or Beware." which opened at the Capital las,t night. It is a typical comedy of its typ.\ and though th? humour of Harold Lloyd is somewhat dated, it is cheerful entertainment with114 words
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139 1938-10-05 7 Jk Toronto. MARY Pickford, the film star, has At offerad to buy her birthplace, now an abandoned house, to be tun. cd into a "quaint" tearoom and run the Junioi League for the benefit of the Hospital for sick children here. v iry Pickford'a139 words
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Advertisement222 1938-10-05 7 HighßloodPressure Kills Men Women from* lYiph Rlood I'r-ssur.'. whi.-h is a terinus disease that starts about th.' tar.of Change of I.if.- and is the. real cause o, much heart troubie and later on of paralytic stroke.--. Common »ymt»tomii or hwh Blood Pressure air: Nervou#n. headaches at top and bark f»l222 words
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Advertisement41 1938-10-05 7 I 3 J TDWII[ vsfilf 'jsV-ssS&f' V l(jR CONSTIPATION NEURALGIA INDIGESTION RHEUMATISM, NERVOUSNESS. ASTItMa iMn Rf; BiocD. backache. insomnia L oss of Ai'PrriTE. WOMEN COMPLAINTS WOMEN AFTER BIRTH On sale everywhere Manufacturers: I). T MM COMPANY, 353 .North Bntlßr lload, SINGAPORE41 words
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Advertisement509 1938-10-05 7 I Looked YOUNGER £tS EVERY MORNING! V/, S(7ys /V/ss Barbara Lewis 11 JMii aji It was exciting to wake up and look *U- into my mirror —to see the little j|Jßf nes an( wrm^'es become fainter Actual photograph of Miss Barbara T AM astonished and delighted at -wKM J- the509 words
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Miscellaneous244 1938-10-05 7 •«'SS !■■■■■>■ MMt.n WtlMM I DAILY CROSSWORD j F 1 P T P I F T ~F~" hi i" I I te: iilii. :n. i! m fe-§cliB~|::i~ i-Hxmil^n1 I l i j OSS DOWN y, these issues are 1. Calculates. 2. Eventide. urface of t'no earth, but 3. A prevaricator244 words
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Advertisement427 1938-10-05 8 More Exciting than "MOROCCO" A magnificent Epic CHARLES BOYER Un »ed ArNih ilf^ Gurie n d Hedy Lamor NEXT WEEK a the CAPITOL »ii i -j jg 1 til H_f 1 To-Nifkt Last Night 7.45 P.M. B% Two For One Payment 2nd She* Sam. Goldwyn's 52.*****0 Laugh Hit "STRIKE ME427 words
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Advertisement193 1938-10-05 8 I STARTS TO-DAY MATINEE at 3-15 {NIGHTLY 6-15-9-15 PAVILION^ ——mm mnmmmmmmmm J j GRAND COMEDY. LOVELY GIRLS. NEW SONGS. IN A BRIL- HAM STAR-PILLED MUSICAL JOY MAKER. Mr SYD WALKER JEFFREYS GIEN MYN ANTHONY IRELAND And a Wall Disney colour cartoon "MOTH and FLAME 4 A f j ROX V193 words
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Advertisement306 1938-10-05 8 j j THE TOWN'S BIC LAUGH SHOW CAPITOL. 3 SHOWS TO-DAY. ry AMAf OV£RBOA*O/ n S tj There's a girl offer Harold and he's all at tea. tj A ao 9 h riot ,ht f, ,icW your funny bone, t °'l UP your smile machinery, take a dozen S y«306 words
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230 1938-10-05 9 London. ii unity oi C hristians was made by (he Archbishop t> Temple at Uk-assembly of the Federal Council of lhe hurches »i" England. >tf of dir-I i .reencf th,>s{ 1 ..vised the. c >mmurUsm [ci tin ir,r Is resDoct 'in disUhv oased230 words
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Advertisement162 1938-10-05 9 j-:::,, grand;:;:, STAGE SHOW Miss XltfT VLK 1 [j npye€ m TH t TIN MA H IDANCI TROUPE illO. SING IPORIS. j TONIC TABLETS. SAFE GOOD. BC') E Calcium and j j lif an? T»sh uitj write to SMITH SERIES bpf INSTRUCTORS for MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. "KAMIKI METHOD." $1 50 Method162 words
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Advertisement121 1938-10-05 9 WORLD S STRANGEST FREAK MOXKKV-MAX Astourds Thousands of Keen Spectators at the ENEW= f| WORLD STALL Admission 20 cts. Born In Annam 17 years ago the Monkey-Man's body is completely covered with hair I This unique Freak will nuzzle you as he has Tsaftled WORLD FAMOUS l)R WAS DARWIN RIGHT?121 words
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Advertisement197 1938-10-05 9 v COMING SHORTLY! i Kianappcd I A 20th Century Fox Picture with m I WARNER BAXTER Freddie BARTHOLOMEW lARLEEN WHELAN C. AUBREY SMITH REGINALD OWEN i -IUHN IARRAWNi: RKQ, HRUCE 2 POLAROID M N GLASS! NOW 5 6. 00 complete. See oiir demonstration of this remarkable new invention. Thompson Optical197 words
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Advertisement45 1938-10-05 9 OPENING TO-NIGHT BIGGEST DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME 2 DELIGHTFUL FIRST RUNS. ~M^YAN~PREMIERE_ EMPIRE AND j SUN New w rid [SIMULTANEOUSLY SCREENING I 9 I P OB L I C ICIIIII T mut \*>~*zzl —i Very Strongly Supported By KING of the PECOS With JOHN WAYNE I45 words
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Advertisement199 1938-10-05 9 2nd Big Week-Now in lis 3HI Performance And Still drawing Crowded Houses! DAILY SHOWS^S- P*Mj lost i» l n c a *m mm' i THEGBEATAMMCA' W(fJ TYRONF, ALICE DON POWER FAYE AMECHE £pp BRADY DKViJME IX)NLEvY S^&S f| Phyllis BiooVe Tom Brown Sidney bia:kiiit-/ I'HONK Churchill June Storey Paul (»909.199 words
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Article643 1938-10-05 10 QUR correspondence columns are always open to those who have adverse criticism to express, and therefore we had no hesitation in publishing the letter by "Old Timer" on the above subject. It is as well that We should hear lhe other side. "Old T'ner" declares643 words
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783 1938-10-05 10 AT GODESBURG ON THE RHINE b y A. C. Cummings PLEASANTEST of Rhine towns set imong romantic scenery within a tramway ride ol Bonn, Bad Godesberg and its 25,00:» people, its wine-terraces frequented by students, and its retired university professor has leaped into783 words
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Article663 1938-10-05 10 jORD BALDWIN outs his Anger on the soot in stating that the achievement of Mr. Chamberlain is to get the dictators to resume the method of diplomacy. They will talk more reasonably in future because they will realise that heaven and earth are not theirs. Former Premier663 words
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Advertisement152 1938-10-05 10 j; "H.M.V" Eight-Valve KBMfflQi All World Superhet I Mode! 469 j I worth-while wavebands between 11 2000 metres and ut oi 10 watts, this new table model is a worthy the His Master's Voice Range of All-World Radios which unes m o c Instrument the best po.nts of the existing152 words
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538 1938-10-05 11 Cabinet Resign: Slovak Trouble nttlT UN'S guarantee oi Czechoslovakia, though technically vet in force, is coi ndered by the Government to b-j P iu in force said Sir Thomas Inskin yesterday. mora, J •0f aggression, Britain wou!J r to the aid s f v rnment538 words
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Article54 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. THE Parliamentary Labour Party has decided to table a reasoiied amendment to the Government's motion asking the House to approve the policy of Government. It is understood the amendment will advocate the return of collective security and calling o; a icorld conference to settle outstanding questReuter. - 54 words
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Article43 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. Reuter. a Washington message says the Treasury finished the first quarter of the n a w fiscal year with a deficit of 701 million dollars, compared with 287 millions in the same period last year.— Reuter.Reuter. Reuter. - 43 words
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Article, Illustration10 1938-10-05 11 LORD BALDWIN "War is never inevitable."10 words
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Article371 1938-10-05 11 Baldwin, making his maiden speech in .he Lords yesterday on the international situation, said he knew little of what had passed between the Chancelloiies In Europe, but heknev. enough to know that when the Prime Minister *"'»ok his decision to £o *o Rerchtesgaden, there was371 words
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Article76 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. wERR Jaksch, leader of the Sudeten 11 German socialists, who has arrived in London, has aheady been in touch with the Czechoslovokian legation, and w)U meet a number of Labour members of Parliament during his stay in London. His visit is largely a private one.Reuter. - 76 words
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Article228 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. Reuter. rpHE L«rd Chancellor, Lord Maugham, speaking in the House of Lords debate on the Munich agreement, said in plain words Britain had gone to the very verge of war in an effoii to support France, while she and France had been engaged inReuter. Reuter. - 228 words
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Article41 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. THE Burgjb Government has approved the British Government's suggestion that Mr. Hemming, sscrctary of the non-intervention Committee, shall go to Nationalist Spain to explain the British plan for withdrawal of volunteers from the Spanish civil war.—Reuter.Reuter. - 41 words
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Article132 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. Reuter. JN course of his speech in the Com noons yesterday, Mr. Edward Burgin. Minister of Transport, asked the House to admire an act cf courage not previously mentioned- -namely on Sept. 22 when, with the most ostentatious arrangements made to convey Mr. Chamberlain acrossReuter. Reuter. - 132 words
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266 1938-10-05 11 PRESETTED with cheers and hand-clappinir from all of the 500 deputies present, with the exception of the Communists, If. Daladier, the French premier jave tc a crowded Chamber bis explanation on the Munich Agreement yesterday. The Premier declared firmly that if this effort was266 words
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Article23 1938-10-05 11 Meetings of the Johore Council of State will be held in the Dewan. Johore Bahru, on Nov. 8. and Nov. 22.23 words
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Article97 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. LORD Perth, British ambassador in Rome, called on Count Ciano twice yesterday and is believed to have discussed further meassures for restoring peace in Europe Chief among yesterdays moves was announced in Paris. M Bonnet. French foreign minister. nformed the Italian Charge d'Affaires in FranceReuter. - 97 words
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Article61 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. OVER a thousand guilders has already been collected in all parts of the Dutch province of Zeeland as a tribute to Mr. Chamberlain in recognition ot his work for peace. The tribute will probably be a Zeeland cupboard or clcck and several hundred ZeelandReuter. - 61 words
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Article59 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. MR Chamberlain announced yesterday that the debate on the Government motion will begin to-day and be con-HnuedV-mcrrow (Thursday>, when the Government will propose the House adUrns until Nov. 1 with the provision that it shall be summoned if n ec r ssa.y. Mr Attlee has indicatedReuter. - 59 words
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238 1938-10-05 11 Reuter. XT/EARLY 4.000 telephone lines have been Wcwtj dawn n the London W telephone area, while five telephone exchanges and 80 trunk junctions in the north-west of England are out of action as the result ot the great gale which swept Britain yesterday. Communication withReuter. - 238 words
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Advertisement201 1938-10-05 11 GENERAL HEALTH ),l 'v in maintaining sound nerve t ill. Mis- P. PaKC writes 'eaitn can you enjoy the blessing have nct cr had such ot general health. If you are run quick and lasting results it means that your nerves are mtlhmmf^fhmrfnim. |i<,l Six months ago mynerves nghUng a201 words
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Advertisement46 1938-10-05 11 COMPLETE EYESIGHT SERVICn. The only place where you can havi complete equipment for eye examination, latest styles of t yewear, especially NO-SCRu glasses, to enhance your appearance and pay less than elsewhere. THE BERLIN OPTICAL CO., C S. CHONG, Opt. D. (UJ3.A.). Mt fVwth Bridge Singapore46 words
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Advertisement86 1938-10-05 11 l l 8190 MODEL 469. I M Less Discount jfit A «40/0 broadcasts may be reMasters Voice" All-Wave Modd 469. I™J"Y£ f metres cci™ d rom all world mm<m Un upward. The addition of a **W™ T broadcasts on ing, ana a variable selectivity device J n L t^ ithout86 words
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Article462 1938-10-05 12 pART of lhe morning and lhe whole of the afternoon was to-day taken up by the else regarding the claim for m%inteiijnce by a secondary wife to her alleged legal husband in the second poti'e ci art before Mr. Conrad Oldham. Maciam Tail Swee Ngoh, the complain-462 words
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Article122 1938-10-05 12 Singapore. Tuesday. THE charge ot* driving in a reckless manner and thereby colliding with a tramway standard as a result of which his car overturned, preferred against K. N. M. Eyres, of the R.A.F. Base, was reduced to one of negligent driving, on Aug. 31122 words
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Article143 1938-10-05 12 [From Our Ov. n Correspondent] Johore Bahru. Tuesday. I THE following are the transfers cf the Johore officers: Inche Haron bin Hassan, 0.C.P.D., J more Bahru. has proceeded to Kiuang where he will take over duties as O.C.P.D Kiuang. Haji Mohamad bin Haji Abdul Jamal. Traffic Officer, Johore143 words
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Article70 1938-10-05 12 Singapore, Tuesday. Bail of $300 was extended to Sim Pang Huat when he was charged in the Traffic District Court to-day with causing grievous hurt to Ng Ah Hui by driving in a negligent manner in Lavender Stree r yesterday. It is alleged that Ng Ah Hui, a70 words
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367 1938-10-05 12 G. 0. C. Will Take Up The Question Shortly (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) JWE appeal made by Mr. A. K. Suratee, a leader of the Indian community, for the forma I,on of an Indian volunteer company in Singapore is likely to have the367 words
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Article, Illustration126 1938-10-05 12 (Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) The principal of St. Andrews School, the Rev. R K. S. Adams, is udhng to vouch for the bona fide of Durer Huang (above). 25-year-old Cantonese journalist, who is held by the police on a banishment warrant, and who claims to British Nationality. Mr.126 words
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229 1938-10-05 12 QN Nov. 10, over 200 women will 4 'swoop" down on Singapore in ?n extensive poppy selling campaign vhieh it is understood, will be onn of the largest yet made, although there will be no actual street selling Service women who are selling poppies229 words
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Article87 1938-10-05 12 JjlS face L WoDeii up and covered with blood and sand, a Chinese taxi-driver tottered up the .steps of the Paya Lebar Police Station short h before one o'clock this morning. The man made a report to the effect that he had been assaulted and robbed87 words
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Article37 1938-10-05 12 The Singapore Boy Scouts Association will hold a rally on Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium, at 4.45 p.m. H E. the Governor, Sir shenton Thomas I Chief Scout for Malaya) will attend.37 words
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Article26 1938-10-05 12 The Hon. Unpku Aziz, C.M.G., the Mentri Besar of Johore, is leaving for Colombo on Friday to meet Mrs. Aziz who is returning from Europe.26 words
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Article192 1938-10-05 12 f\N the south coast of V Firth are the Culbii a region of desolation, of dunes, and tufts of grass. Once this spot wis < tile district, covered with farn and the houses of nrogp\ people; but in the year 1694 strange disaster befell if wind brought192 words
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198 1938-10-05 12 Singapore, Tuesday. WHILE three members of the local Police Force were walking al Albert Street last night at about 8 they noticed a Chinese between 0 Street and Waterloo Street moving al Id a suspicious manner. So they went up to the man and198 words
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Article69 1938-10-05 12 The directors of the General Accid n Fire and Life Assurance Corpora L/xi., have declared an Interim divider for the year ending Doe. 31. 1938, 2y 2 per cent, on the preference si and is. 6d. per share on the ordinar] shares, boLh subject to income tax,69 words
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Article19 1938-10-05 12 Estimated export of dry rubber Malaya, Brunei and Labuan foi lhe month of September, Ij3B. was tons.19 words
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Article313 1938-10-05 12 Don't Believe It VACUUM brakes, vacuum lamps and many other applications of "nothing" has made the ordinary man familiar with the word vacuum. He would probably describe it as the absence of anything, but no one yet has ever produced a true vacuum,313 words
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Advertisement19 1938-10-05 12 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, •PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. |gRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE.19 words
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Advertisement27 1938-10-05 12 THE NEXT TIME 1 DLFINITELY ORDERBD "OLD RARITY" WHISKY NEXT TIME I ORDER "OLD RARITY... .SEE THAT I GET IT NOW GO AND PUT YOUR PUB BACK."27 words
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Article73 1938-10-05 13 I cjjpyapore, Tuesday. I rr I4H Likai a Punjabi I A $-00 after '>^ nn >, caus n? jfrievowi I appeared at the I I .t an inquiry I I I H X H WWm admitted to the B Marks Of Violence I j VH73 words
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428 1938-10-05 13 Wi Id Scenes A t Protectorate yylL!) scenes were witnessed yesterday outside the Chinese Protectorate when striking rickshaw pullers broJ.c up vehicles which were plying for hire, induced all pullers in Singapore to call a lightning irike. This follows the failure of neprotiations428 words
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106 1938-10-05 13 Singapore, Tuesday. YEO hens Whatt failed to appear in Court when his name was called out, to answer a charge of failing to conform to a wing signal at the junction Of North Bridge Road and Middle Road. When asked why he failed to make106 words
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302 1938-10-05 13 Singapore, Tuesday. Dullah Singh stood outside the Croat Southern Hotel in Singapore's Chinatown enjoyed the gay throng; of humanity passing before him, was pleased with life. Something caused Dullah Singh tc look up. In that moment Dullah saw something hurtling down at302 words
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Article17 1938-10-05 13 Mr. Dale Cuthbertson to be an Assistant Architect, Malayan Public Works Service. v.ith effect from Aug. 12.17 words
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135 1938-10-05 13 ]y|R. Re;;. C. Giggins, General Manager for Malaya of the General Electric Co., l td., is leaving for London in *brc; weeks' lime, to take up a »&M !n the London office of the company. Mr. G'ggins' future work w'll nlth ;-ie department135 words
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149 1938-10-05 13 ShiKapore, Tuesday. PAKIRISAMY. a Tamil Hindu, aged about 2P. years, was this morning sentenced to two months' rigorous imprlsonment and ordered to pay a fine of $50 or In default of payment to undergo another one month's rigorous imprisonment, the sentences to run consecutively,149 words
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Article, Illustration10 1938-10-05 13 MR. R. C. GIGGINS Leaving Malaya10 words
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Advertisement43 1938-10-05 13 MEHI TAKE IT FROM mT "'cKOUT* :^8B VTiliette AND BLADES wo WAVING COMKKT »OU» tHOtttt *SPL 77: ARISTOCRAT o i piece, heavy model safety razor complete with 10 I 'a bor CirCo quicfc, clean, comfortable shaves that 5 '»mpie to operate. HHITEAWAYS ■ay43 words
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Advertisement169 1938-10-05 13 is delirioii' Ii o i or cold Referring—of course—to Lamb purchased from us. which U the pick of the Australian and New Zealand markets. Every Lamb is selected by experienced grading experts—and is a perfection of laste and tenderness. cote tvau/viiU AOVI, Of l*.«t»»0»E CfllO STORAGE CO. t> *PHONK• SPORE169 words
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520 1938-10-05 14 YESTERDAY'S GAME AT THE STADIUM S.A.F.A. CHALLENGE CUP SOCCER (By Rover) Pulau Brani 3; Gordons 0. jp.WOc'RITKS this year for Cup honours. Pulau Brani beat the first Division side, the Gordons, by three clear foals in the first lound of the Singapore Challenge520 words
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Article131 1938-10-05 14 I j From Our Own Correspondence> Johore Bahru, Tuesday. THE Chinese Football Association, Johore Bahru defeated the Singapore Cold Storage eleven by the odd goal in three in a friendly match played at the Istana padang. As the score would suggest, the exchanges were even throughout. Both i131 words
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Article, Illustration11 1938-10-05 14 Incident in soccer Cup-tie at Stadium yesterday (Tribune).11 words
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Article213 1938-10-05 14 HOCKEY THE S.C.C. "A" had practically their own way In their hockey match against the Royal Navy on the padang yesterday, when the Club I u °n by four goals to nil. j Ead feature of the game was the alj most entire lack of scientific213 words
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Article76 1938-10-05 14 'THRILLING tennis was witnessed vesnr £!?3 at ?E V M C -A courts, when Pooi L L1 P and Yadi (-40. beat Koh Chent Jam and Wee Eng Hock <-4C 6—4. 6—4. m the Men's Doubl-s Handicap event. Beth pairs indulgem plem.y of hard hitting and smashing. Ties76 words
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Article25 1938-10-05 14 Reuter Wireless. r Copenhagen Ort Jhc swimmer R« ;!inildnvrqer set i.n ',jr of three Bains. 25-r, 10 .sees omS? bC f l timeReuter Wireless. - 25 words
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Article476 1938-10-05 14 'FHE Women's October Medal competi- tion was played at Bakit Timah on Monday and resulted in a tie in "A" Divhion between Mrs. K. A. Jackman Mies S. Lucas, with a net score of 36. in a win for Mrs. R. Wakeford in •B' Division476 words
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80 1938-10-05 14 npHE draw for the Ifmrj cup cewpetiJL*"2S *j tl,r Garrison Oo'l club, the r °u Un l of wnich h *s to bo completed by Oct, 12 is as under:Lt. Col. R R g. Atkins and Major »V,M* An "dagc vs. Cap' c H R80 words
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339 1938-10-05 14 TENNIS Barber took long to settle down and after losing the first set to Chow Tat, began to play good tennis and annexed the second set. The final set saw a grim tussle for supremacy in which fortunes fluctuated, first Barber takin the lead339 words
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Article108 1938-10-05 14 j THE s.C.C. elimin team froir Klines < H when Chcrrinztcn ben -tWm to aive the Cricket Club H singles match out I 'I he Service i Friday and N. S. Wi I singles match ag un Spilliard yesterday owin« I( .'3S| tion, but not108 words
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Article57 1938-10-05 14 11HE Japanese Club lead team by two match' I Kliney Cup tie which M Japanese Club court; H Read yesterday. j Kobayashi beat P. A I rison) 7—5. ii—9. 1 Aizawa beat Oocidr Vj son» c. —2. 6—2 L. Ccmdr. Ifoekler I White R.A.F. meet A57 words
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Advertisement10 1938-10-05 14 A Tankard 8 Health I Distributed by Fraser Neave Ltd.10 words
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Advertisement9 1938-10-05 14 Come to ALGIERS NEXT WEEK nt .he < AI'I 1019 words
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Advertisement31 1938-10-05 14 l* ot ttt!t^ V R tc l r °"i ORANGE TIN Unmcnthoiiscd JĔĔ^^ GA'£A\V 77.V I 11' Menthohst\> *5 The Original Filter Tip Cigarette recommended hv 1 153 lint !1» I31 words
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184 1938-10-05 15 practice Match On The Padang RUGBY SPORTSFRONT I rugger I rial in the I'adanj' ye-terday evening, the bea! lhe Peebles XV by a Hear margin of of 26 n <j iv.<> tries) to six (one penalty goal and one pi.il)!- 1 10 i :ghesj standard.184 words
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40 1938-10-05 15 netting in Kur-la Lumpur on Thursand Saturday. Rev. 2*4 tnd 23. he Selaraor Twl Club arc catering I horses, ci:. 5. and penie.- classes j if. S, at this meeting, two runs beiivj40 words
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Article259 1938-10-05 15 Teachers 9: S.R.C 8. IN a som.what scrappy but keenly contested rugby fixture nlaved en the Padan»r the Teachers XV just hut the S.R.C. by a point, the scores beim/ nine points (two tries and a uenalty goal) to eight (one goal and a try). The259 words
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Article46 1938-10-05 15 The Clerical Union lost to tne Ordinance Dept.. Alexandra, by two goals to nil at the C.U. ground yesterday. Both □als were scored in the first half. The s;ame was thrilling, with the Clericals attacking most of the time without being able to score.46 words
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Article202 1938-10-05 15 iFrom Our Own Correspondence) T Batu Pahat. Tuesday. HE Chung Hwa basket-ball team of Aver Hitam Visited Batu Pahat and engaged the local Cheng Siew and Ai Chun Old Students' Association in a basket-ball match at the Chinese Recreation Club's basket ball stadium on Saturday night. A202 words
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Article78 1938-10-05 15 The following will represent the S.C.R.C. against S.C.C. to-morrow at the S.C.C. ground. Cheok Wah. Evan. Wong. Choo Beng. Chow Chye. Mm Kee. Kirn Swee. Kee Pow. Mook Kirn. Kee Tian. Kee Siang. Swee Kene. Reserves: Swee Law. Lim Swan. On Friday S.C.R.C. 2nd XI vs R AF.78 words
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94 1938-10-05 15 THE latest Straits Racing Association classification of horses and ponies list Is as follows: Horses TRANSFERS From Class 3 to Class L—Mini. From Class 2 to Class 3 -Brawny Lad Meridea. From Clans t«> i.—Britannia, Clifton Lad. Dandalco. Eastern Ally,' Flaming Wltoli, Haran. High Degree,94 words
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Advertisement54 1938-10-05 15 c&I-Ori r ss vuua,; ROSY FINGERS gji BRiNC bush ROSY FUTURES never can resist *ARoo\ lhe »PPeai of «oft. loveTojuv ly with rwy. 52? so Suko toke '"tor. U, SSSu >°«r penality with o,l of ln <* n*w shades Hgl U e *>li&h that looks lonter. .Uac i* B H'54 words
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Advertisement252 1938-10-05 15 Out of thousands of cases, not one case of failure has yet been reported. Fullers (Brand) Celery Perles (each small, easily swallowed perle, contains the medicl: al value of 26 lb. of Golden Celery) will give you ease instead of pain by 12 a.m. to-morrow. In a week your rheumatism252 words
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Advertisement601 1938-10-05 15 NATURE'S WAY TO REMOVE POUNDS OF FAT! Rolls of unsightly fat at wait and hips, douMe chins, Ugly, bulging limbs—all th are caused when waste prodm i-> left after every meal are not cmpti'd regularly from the system. But there a danger in drastic, artificial slimming method!, and violent exercises601 words
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Advertisement195 1938-10-05 15 TURNS BACK THE CALENDAR Regains the vigour of his youth There is a certain old gentleman here in Malaya who has taken on a new lease in life. Passed middle age, he was becoming weak, feeble; felt that lit**? held little more in store for him. Then came his awakening.195 words
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Miscellaneous28 1938-10-05 15 THE TIDES To-day* 824 a.m.. 7 ft. 3 ins.. 7.55 p.m.. 7 ft. 7 ins. Tc-morrow: 9.03 a.m.. 7 ft. 8 ins, 850 p.m.. 8 ft. 1 in.28 words
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Article419 1938-10-05 16 Indian Champion Interviewed WRESTLING is a religion with me. India has produced the best of wrestlers and more of them than any other country. My desire is to uphold the prestige and dignity of my motherland. As the recognised champion of all India, I challenge anyone to419 words
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Article54 1938-10-05 16 THE following ties in the Singapore Badminton Championships will be played at the Clerical Union, Haw-Par Hall, this week-end:— Saturday at 2.15 p.m. Commercial Houses Tournament:—Straits Times Press Sports Club vs*. Vincent's Sports Club (Braddell Brothers). Sunday at 10 a.m. < Inter-school Tournament): City High School vs.54 words
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Article206 1938-10-05 16 IJNDER the patronage oi X v Pai. the Consul-Gc, the charity badminton match i I the China Relief Fund day night at the Ha Stadium between the i of Johore and the I Union of SingapOiC al crowd. The total proceeds reached the $600 mark. In six206 words
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Article57 1938-10-05 16 A SOCCER match will be played :-H F. and N. ground to-day bei I Fraser and Neaves and r..fl Cold Storage Co. for a cup re. -fl Mr. G. A. Potts. O B E. The F. and N. t, am Ismail. Hassan. Ali. Tillbrook Porter. Owsiak. Qoetzee,57 words
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Advertisement256 1938-10-05 16 baduKbe-Nenry Gel Up Nights' Thousands of sufferers from Kidney trouble an.l Bladder weakness ha v.- stopped Getting Up Nights, Backache, Circles I'nder Eyes, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness stiffness. Rheumatism, Dfsstness Lumbago, Burning. Itching;, Smarting, Acidity and Loss of Vigour by a Doctor's new discovery called Cyntex. (Siss-tex). Gently soothes, tones, cleans,256 words
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Advertisement386 1938-10-05 16 The Acid in Your Stomach Would t£ m Burn c&r i a Hole in the ft Vm/ [A Carpet A y^S.] 'drops of°Hydro^ iWHHBH chloric Acid 'same as /lcrua/ photograph of Stomach Acid> on to a carpet burned by thick pllo carpet; the stomach acid a burnod a six-Inch hole.386 words
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Advertisement122 1938-10-05 16 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores j YOU will not ill' the differ- ::-/,4 cncc in quality at once :m&m Craven 'A are >o exception- .^^H^^^^j ally smooth, so cool and fresh. M||i :-*Mm Remember too, that these WBr cork tipped cigarettes will TB not affect122 words
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Advertisement83 1938-10-05 16 NEXT CHANCE] ALII A Ml! Ill] The Greatest of all the Musical < MM tito A DEGREE in Accountant ship, Cost Accountancy. Ship: ing, Insurance or Book-kepi tial for a highly-paid execul Examinations can be taken and success guaranteed by p ing. The School of Accountan leading institution in the83 words
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843 1938-10-05 17 'J'HE following London Chamber of Commerce Examination passes have been received in S nc*apore: V.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE HIGHER 'CERTIFICATE (SENIOR I—BOOKKEEPING ANIj ACCOUNTANCY: With Distinction: Manim. K. 8. and Lok Wing Ka.i Parses: Ch!a Thirim Hock, Hans Men? Hui. Khor Kcng843 words
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89 1938-10-05 17 Jerusalem. A PAf.KSTINF Post Office i"V ipcssenffs oraa waylaid by armed nnmlits between the towns of Tulkarm and Kalkilieh, In the Eastern pl.t in of Sharon, and the sum of .'9O which he was cai'-ying in an insure d letter was stolen from him.89 words
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Advertisement182 1938-10-05 17 r,ar& Hcsiaurant \f&r I ,<jCS NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS IMPROVED ALL ROUND SERVICE ON A j AFTER Ist OCTOBER, 1938. No. 4, I'rinscp Street. (Corner of Bras Rasah Rd.. opposite Dhoby (ihmt). faws gawks iters Woii<» Chi On, also known as Wong Boot, InQ^lßß took a degree at 10. Employed182 words
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Advertisement129 1938-10-05 17 MALAYAN PftEMIEQ HOTEL A TO-NIGHT I COCKTAIL DANCE FROM 6,30 P.M. TO 8.30 PM. DINNER AND DANCE (INFORMAL) FROM 9 30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT "PHYLLIS JAMES" THE FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN TAP DANCING TEAM. DINNER $8.00 ADMISSION NON-DINERS $1.00 j NOTICE THURSDAY, 6th7)CT(<BER." Patron* are respectfully advised that the Ran* Room will129 words
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Article236 1938-10-05 18 THE erection of barbed-wire barri- cades aim sand-bags at the defence ponts, and knocking of loopholes into the strategically placed walls throughout the former Russian, former German and former Japanese Concessions in Hankow by Chinese troops is rapidly bringing horn* to the foreign residents that the war236 words
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Article63 1938-10-05 18 CTAGING a surprise ceup. during Chinese units broke into Mahweiling on the Nanchang-Kiukiang Railway under cover of darkness. Completely taken by surprise, the Japanese who put up feeble resistance wcie driven out of the city. But they immediately called In heavy reinforcements. To avoid being trapped63 words
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500 1938-10-05 18 How Central Government Deals With Yangtse Situation" of thousands of farmers whose homes and soil were swallowed by the Yellow River flood, are still staying out at the dikes near Chengchow, waiting to be transferred, to that dty and later to500 words
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Article461 1938-10-05 18 THAT Szechuan Province in v. 1 stern China does not lack its kind-heart-ed people, was skkm gee* upon the arrival of one hatch after another of poor war-stricken children from various parU of the country. These pe< Die nave voluntarily communicated with the Chungking** branch461 words
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Article114 1938-10-05 18 CAFTAIN Shang Chih-cheng and live privates are commended in an order issued by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek for their gallantry. Captain Bhang and the others wem wounded during the recent fighting at the front and sent to a base hospital at Petting, Szechwan. Immediately after recovery, they asked114 words
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281 1938-10-05 18 STIRRING chapters of gallantry and valour were written by officers and men of the Chinese defence forces in the battle for Sikuling, strategic height on the Kinkang-Tehan line. Reports of the heroic deeds of the Chinese fighters, gathered with great difficulty at the front, poured281 words
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Article95 1938-10-05 18 Chungking NATIONALS or countries with no treaty relations with China and foreigner without nationality desiring to reside in Chungking will henceforth be required to register and obtain domicile permits from the Municipal Government, accordin« to a set of regulations hist pro mulgated by the Chungking Municipil Government.95 words
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Article52 1938-10-05 18 TIGHT members of a Chinese artist troop have arrived in I,os Angeles and announced they hoped to appear at the leading universities and women's clubs in America during a five months' tour. The members plan to live economically, they announced, in order to donate funds to the Chinese52 words
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Advertisement123 1938-10-05 18 REMINGTON ELECTRIFIED BOOKKEEPING MACHINE Meet increased payroll accounting requirements and costs with the proven, extra economies oi this new, completely electrineci payroll machine. The model "85 will prepare simultaneously at one writing <li employees wage record (2) employees deduction stub (3) employees pay check or envelope (4) payroll journal. REMINGTON123 words
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Advertisement66 1938-10-05 18 Daily China Page (Edited by T. H. TAN) Careful planning m<zlces near to nature's food Wv W Si 1 1 Only thoughtful care and understanding I 111 II I 1 could pot to much goodno** into Clue*. fS I HePS E N«t •rha*«baby» needs be ea«» IS wL f\mw\ I66 words
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833 1938-10-05 19 MR. RAG HA VAN'S SPEECH Gandhi Day In Penang -i dhi is th« greatest of Indians, but he fa more He 3< ><*t outstanding figures in the worM. Ho has not people 1 u1 he has electrized a world India, i country, almost833 words
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393 1938-10-05 19 (United Press). OmJon, Sent. 2f jESTERE A V evening the number of convicted prisoners brought down to Tri«andrum mounted up to 136 and a still larger number is awaiting trial. 01 in course of to I rivnruh urn after conviction in tne mjoffusil," says a(United Press). - 393 words
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Article87 1938-10-05 19 (United Press). (United Press) Karachi. Sept. riVE student-- of the local College were drowned following a collision between their boat with an in<eming mail steamer in the Karachi ■ea channel last night. The -tuaents' boat while proceeding i llanora on a picnic irip dasher -way against the(United Press). (United Press) - 87 words
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384 1938-10-05 19 (United Press). Shillong, Sept. 27. S rioting unprecedented in the history of $hTllon«r broke out here to-night at S p.m. resulting in severe injuries to many people, mostly Bengalee Hindus, due to stabbing and brickbatting by an infuriated mob. i The(United Press). - 384 words
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Article25 1938-10-05 19 The Hon. Mr. A. K. Fazlul Hug. the Bengal Premier, preened over the AlJj India Mashm Eduoational Conference held at Pa ma on Sept. 30.—25 words
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Article, Illustration59 1938-10-05 19 Here is seen the beautiful portrait of Mahatma Gandhi, which was placed on the uais iacing the audience at miss meeting held at Ferrer Park. Singapore, on Sunday evening to celebrate the Mahatma's 70th birthday. Behind the portrait is standing the president of the meeting Srimati Thangammal,59 words
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Advertisement178 1938-10-05 19 Daily India Page Edited by G.S. Muthuktishnan, B.Sc. INACrET-'l Irs Buy Nacet and avoid the jg J/j risk o; gambling on cheap fiHgs^s^ST^^Slfl blades. Nacet Blades are established favourites, '^^^Ssl because of their high quality and low price, and assure you of many clean, P===? m t»R smooth shaves from178 words
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Article, Illustration127 1938-10-05 20 ?idtuse5 »!l. l»«'»t i> a 5 "I »plirt ul ?>l:»!:»>!<. ll>' reae!:» il> bei«bt pilturc>. >pe« taa<n lor lbe tribune, appear tl,i> pazr. 3 IKcv are: 3 1. X bnat. vitl» 5a,l> sell. 3 «ve? tbe ere»t «l va'.e. 3 2. ln i», I127 words
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Title Section11 1938-10-05 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT IES, SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, Ociober No. 19.11 words
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Article, Illustration69 1938-10-05 I MR. George 3er- nurd Shaw was an interested spectator at Alexandra Palace last year when his comedy "How He Litd to Her Husband" (a c.n*»-act play) was lelevi cd. Bombas was played by D. A. ClarkeSmiih (left), and Apjohn by Derek Williams. This programme produced by Leslie69 words
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Article, Illustration302 1938-10-05 I oj Engineering oj the BBC, ?innj design oj receivers at this year's London Radio churns held at Olyrn pia recently. I V»mm < >v"l fairly say thai the I 4 Rad •> al Olyaip a I in n nrelty, or iliat sets adiown WW. l.i:>t\ri ti:c r.n.«t302 words
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399 1938-10-05 I rjpHK BHtish liroadensting Corporation and the Hriiish P.M.C.'s Department have naked the Australian Commonwealth Radio Research Hoard, to collaborate in a series of experiments with an important bearing on radio comrr.un cation. Dr. D. P Martyn (research physicist Of the Board)399 words
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Article255 1938-10-05 I Ed. J"!**' I*ol1* 01 art answer((m by a -Query Pa*e. be foun «l this "oul! POrlu,U that all queries mSEtL i to the ,ir "v,!, ,o Ui,c an NOT to iribulo?, "5 Huuse Wi c° n Ur n s? pteaM make a note of t g y-yEd. - 255 words
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Article, Illustration31 1938-10-05 I THE Earl of Derby will deliver a broadcast speech on "Racing" which listeners to Paventry will hear at 7.10 a.m. on Friday and at 7.3!> p ni. oa Sunday.31 words
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246 1938-10-05 I AT Wembley there is a man who listensin all day to tht latest radio receivers yet can never near a programme. He is Mr. F. H. Brittain, a radio expert at the G.E.C. research laboratories, and the room in which he works is246 words
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Article18 1938-10-05 I DR. Charles Hill will broadcast a gpeech for Indian listeners from Daventry al 11.40 p.m to-morrotr18 words
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Advertisement18 1938-10-05 I Trent Yourself to a new EMERSON RADIO free Home Trial Sole Agents: H. L Carter Co., Singapore: gg««giJ18 words
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Advertisement20 1938-10-05 I QUERY COUPON. This coupon is available until Oct. 11, 1938. and must accompany all queries. M. T. Oct. 5, 1938.20 words
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Advertisement206 1938-10-05 I Reliable 41 tl I O <-pair ft Radio Sound Experti Consult H. L Carter Co., Singapore: Thone tittlS. #8 hours a day for\ Mr Da s Hes so m M firmly convinced oi Philips superiority that v 2 yccirs with I he ive hi ,r,en<^s to me S y same206 words
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Article, Illustration109 1938-10-05 II y me m the intorecta of mu?ir iv widely appreciated, celebrates his nh leeaa a conductor till, month ,UW lo commemorate event he has nr eenised a great concert which given at the Albert Hall to-day S?*i2 purpose of raking what he bLes w m109 words
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Advertisement136 1938-10-05 II ONG RADIO SERVICE B 12, ALIWAL BTHB i I SINGAPORE. X f IHBi For RoconrntionrH X f BHBN Radio-Grams him v A HBw rl *s f Bargain Pi I itfljsß or easy terms ■iraSE*' j m fffnl General servicing to t& m m&m Makes of Scls :«t r H|| charges136 words
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Miscellaneous2540 1938-10-05 II IfcfifflTI {WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES) 1 1 I ricctricat mcordlaj t Gramophone record* 1 I V!H' 15 J", ,m, [lf mmm RRPT TTVT J 6 20 Gymnastics OCTOBER S LORD SAMUEl london J»mm j| ffige a I SINGAPORE DJB 15.20 Mc's (19.7 m.) THANSM1SSION 5 a.m. 10.50 Tin* 51 g ni2,540 words
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Article, Illustration545 1938-10-05 III ONE of the greatest figures in the history of showmansfiip is to be commemorated in 'Barnum: a feature programme which listener- to Daventry will hear at 6.05 p.m. on Friday. r JpHE Anatomical Venus' 'The Mermaid from Feegee* .Bihib. the Belgian Giant* General Tom Thumb, the smallest545 words
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Advertisement74 1938-10-05 III i. i j i i ii mm homeliti: poptaiim: HOMEUTK PORTABLE GENERATOR. 1 ill) Eacn unit nas 3 DUut-iri air-cooled En- t '•'LjLijJ sine desi ued to %vork <m Die6ei °u* I I r A BLOWER CAPACITY 2.000 cu. It. air per V W m\v%mwJ&™ PUMP CAPACITY 15.000 sal*. P74 words
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Miscellaneous2192 1938-10-05 III nw. OCT. 7 i WORLD'S BROADCAST PRO GRAMMES BK,! N DJIT 15.20 Mcs*. (19.7 m.) LONDON LONDON i rtiCnnNT p* t| ll in v c Enjim&TT p.20 Concert of hsht music. TlMN'SM*^-""^^ 1 J 7 on Wws In Ehelish 5 Mt <; (31.55 in.) TR ANSMISSION 5. TRANSMISSION 5. 352,192 words
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Article, Illustration76 1938-10-05 IV ARMAGH CATn HEDUAL from which a service will be broadcast in Transmission 2 on Sunday, Oct. 9, is a plan well-proportioned tußdfog in th.* Perpendicular Gothic style. in the Cat heirs! there is still preserved a French standard captured by the Armaeh militia— the first to76 words
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342 1938-10-05 IV yyHAT was the unhappy reason for the series of misfortunes that earned the 'Great Eastern'—designed with such great hope and (loomed to so desolate a career- the sadly-eloquent 'soubrique' of 'Hoodoo Ship'? Built io reap rich harvests* for the Great Eastern Steam342 words
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Article231 1938-10-05 IV I The Black Dog-' and 'In Town Toj ni£ht '—two of the most i popular variety features—will return to the programmes from Daventry. The former will be broadcast in Transmission 2 tcwnorrow, and the latter in Transmission 3 on Oct. 12. 'The Black Dog,' where mine231 words
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Article129 1938-10-05 IV DEGARDED by those who know as one of the most versatile bands in vaudeville, Bobby Howell and his Band numbers sixteen members. Howell himself—he plays the violin as well as conducts—originally intended to enter the medical profession, but the War, as it did for so129 words
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Article81 1938-10-05 IV THE band of the Royal Tank to broadcast from the Empire Exhibition at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, in Friday's programme in Transmission 3 —is one of the most recently formed of British military bands, and is rapidly winning recognition as a musical unit of exceptional81 words
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Article233 1938-10-05 IV £VERY year the banks of the River Severn between Gloucester and Worcester arc the scene of the country" largest competition in coarse fishing—a contest organised by the Birmingham Anglers' Association— and hundreds of anglers come i many miles to prove their mastery of 4 the piscatorial233 words
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Article143 1938-10-05 IV THE summer of 1938 in Britain was like the curate's egg. excellent in parts. In some places tinweather was sub-tropical; in others, a few miles away, it was reminiscent of the Antarctic. Everywhere it was delightfully uncertain—and typically British. In Monday's programme (in Trans mission 2)143 words
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Advertisement133 1938-10-05 IV j EMERSON j RADIOS 6 10 and 15 Valves I $70 tm $37.» Performance and Price competitive to any other receiver Ash for free Demonstration: M. &E. Nathan, 25 29, Orchard Road, Singapore 'Phone 4856. "CLEAR-TONE" I Sound and Public Address Systems I for naturalness of tone, clarity, durability dependability.133 words
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Miscellaneous1842 1938-10-05 IV MQN. OCT. IO \Atr\ ryt r\*e* titan* irom page W w UKLU o BROADCAST PROGRAMMED (.Mi ».:>1 Mc s (31.55 m.) PENANG LONDON 9 IT). 6.20 Religious Service* (Church cf ZHJ 6.08 Mcls (49.3 m.) England), from St. Martin in- P.m. TRANSMISSION 5 the-Fields, London. 6 00 Chinese music. 71,842 words
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