Malaya Tribune, 12 December 1938
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Malaya Tribune
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Title Section50 1938-12-12 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Salesl X^II. No. 294. SINGAPORE MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, December 12, 1038. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1938 a Crl RISTMAS SU f PLEMEHL THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, Christmas Supplement, Dec. 12, 193850 words
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Advertisement383 1938-12-12 1 Read The j f 1118 lIX E Dominant In Malaya p """""MMim "■■■imii„„ l ill l l Hl|| <MMMt i'a—ni mm I CHRISTMAS GIFTS JtM I I for practical mioiti its I \ll Leather Da> M.i— IFCFR I TtRNBERRY 1 wn, fc'axe and t\\ «^^i^rWJUrJPS^E^U* 11 PriceS2so p Learner ua;383 words
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Advertisement23 1938-12-12 1 MADAME PAGE) Piccadilly, London. T EXPERT DRFSSMAKER (D DESIGNER. Designed Cn ated In i.er work rooms 5 S3O I 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE.23 words
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Article307 1938-12-12 2 FALSE BIBLE ENTRIES" London, Nov. 24. pAST-ENI) tailor Joseph Schaffer, who claims to be the heir to the £0.000,000 estate of an American snuff king* widow, was undismayed yesterday when told that New York police had taken out warrants against nine members of a family named307 words
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125 1938-12-12 2 Durban. Nov. 24. ALL through the heat of the African day Mr. Justice T. B. Horwood sat hearing cases in the native high court at Estcourt. Natal. Last case on his list was a murder charge against an aged witch doctor, who was125 words
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Article63 1938-12-12 2 m tio.i of a churn asm tak. 52 Plate tc ,nve M in, bcha h\ i„ s tea f of usual of^riiife Ont dUi ai (4. Jrribed ameunl each person 1 i„ "taeh mm in, in any vr.x c 1., IHcfnable aim v the dollar an<i63 words
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Article114 1938-12-12 2 A < Wul,i bro to the slaughter!] vided Pamplona, most exciting bullfight of The animal s ftrst°* with a soldier on a bto pot away. out wrecked. An inconclusive atl followed. Then, in account, the cow "liauid OJ an old woman eS showed a -lack114 words
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Article158 1938-12-12 2 London. Nov. 14 JWE ommissioner of Police for the Metropolis has mad e a payment of £100, with U !Ss, costs, to Miss Amy Castle who was struck by a mounted poh\ t officer v th a truncheon at Battersea on April 4 this158 words
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126 1938-12-12 2 Lisbon AN attempt by a German la the South Atlantic in a 20-foe' sailing boat, has ended n disaster. Hans Zitt, aged 32 ol Mi ed as an officer in the <.'• chant Service, bought his I set off, alone, up the Rivei126 words
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Advertisement414 1938-12-12 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P&Oand j BRITISH INDIA Gaicorporated In England). P. A 0. S. O/S SAILINGS. 01 TWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1938. CARTHAGE 15,000 Dec 16 I BHUTAN 6,100 Dec. 1. X BEHAR (j 00(1 Dec. 2U RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1 1039 I SOUDAN 6.500 Jan. 13 RANCH! 17,000 Jan.414 words
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Advertisement488 1938-12-12 2 STEAMER SAILINGS J §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. F MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, fMtTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1038 REGENSBURG" emits Manila, H'Kong, Shanghai, North China calls Kobe direct Dec 12 sjs. ''POTSDAM" omits North China Dec. 22 1939 s.s. "CREFELD" omits488 words
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Advertisement409 1938-12-12 2 I BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. I Luxurious One Class Moicrshlps, Most Big Cargo veseeis with limited but j Cabins Huve Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger AccommodaI To: Marseilles, London. Rotterdam, tion Hamburg and Copenhagen. To: Aden, Suez. Port Said. Palestine, M.9. From S pore, M'ca, P.S., P'ng Beyrouth. astabla;ica,409 words
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Advertisement134 1938-12-12 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIK B Deutsch-Australisxhe Dampjfechiffs Qesellichaft £k2BE&£ incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS t m.s. SAUERLAND Dire?? 6 9 s.s. PREUSSEN via Manila Dec' M j t m.s. LEVERKUSEN Direct Jan 8 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND. HAMBURG AND BREMEN t m* KULMERLAND BJL134 words
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Article59 1938-12-12 3 Mr. Tck Hock Guan. acx-u 61. passed ay.-ay peacefully at his residence. No. 162. Fa ir Panjang Road on 11-12-38. Hp left behind him an at?ed mother, wife, 1' ton, 1 daughter. 1 son-in-law, I sister and 3 grandchildren to moum hi-, loss- Funeral on 1 5-12-38,59 words
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Advertisement422 1938-12-12 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS r t tIIC NOTICES. Municipality !ENI)ERS v ted for thfl or service. For 1 pal Tender Room Date of Closing. on. Dec. 15, 1933 to site and e ,v Tim: el *5c s s£2 n: i aid: rhompm, 19th Dec, >'• 3.1 i] actty UeC 21 1938 1938.422 words
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Advertisement556 1938-12-12 3 PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRIST Tenders are invited for the SS*SE, of the l^nz^t Contract Nc, i-Two blocks of flats at Seng p o h Road Contract No. 2 Two blocks of ft* at 2?SF POh Road between Eng Street GUan Chua Contract No. 3-Two blockc of flats together with556 words
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Advertisement624 1938-12-12 3 PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRtST. TENDERS are invited for the sanitary installation for the following buildingsContract No I—Two blocks of flats at Seng Poh Road Contract No. 2—Two blocks at Tim" Poh Road. Contract No. 3- Two blocks cf flats at Eng Watt Street and Guan Chuan Street. Fians, Specification624 words
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Advertisement686 1938-12-12 3 POSITION VACANT pOSITION vacant for an Architectural I Draughtsman. Only persons with first cla qualifications need apply B. M. Ivcisen, Architect, No. 3, Pest Office Rd.. Ipoh. POSITIONS WANTED ENERGETIC Indian Or. 11l Dresser 121 Conductor seeks position. Wide experience In Hospital and Antimalarial work .v Good kncwledge of held686 words
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Advertisement189 1938-12-12 3 I STAR BRAND JUJUBES SPECIAL OFFER Every bottle contains FREE COUPON Hand two coupons to your retailer and he will give you ONE FULL SIZE FREE BOTTLE! AGENTS: THE BORNEO CO., LTD., Singapore Branches. KNOW WHAT IS AHEAD OF YOU! I CONSULT I Prof. K. S. Maniam. The Royal Occultist,189 words
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Advertisement176 1938-12-12 3 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING. A diploma in Structural Engineering promises you employment and promotion Obtain it with thorough coaching from a quailfled and experienced engineer. Apply F.O. Box 274. S'irgapore Lei us make a complete analysis your eye trouble! One moderate charjre covers entire cost. Examination Glasses Frames. iTOMP/ON XJPTICAt C 2176 words
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Article16 1938-12-12 4 J iit price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers; 27%; Sellers 27%16 words
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Article915 1938-12-12 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Dec. 10, 1 p.m. Ftaeer and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 9 4 3 Asam Kumbang 28 30 -nom Austral Maiay 43!- 47|-nom Ayer Hitain 25 3 26 3 Ayer Weng 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 22 J 23915 words
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Article272 1938-12-12 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday GREAT and generous response to the Capitol Theatre invitation to a children's treat, entrance fe e to which comprised a tin of milk MM a toy from each individual was seen to-day when hundreds of kiddies, with and without their parents,272 words
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Article109 1938-12-12 4 ExporU of tinned pineapple; during the week ending Dec. 3. !038, from Malayan ports amounted to 57,606 cases Of which 53 OC6 i 92 per cent I cases •ere to the United Kinedom i per cent i cans to the- Continent of Europe 1,450 ,3 uer cent109 words
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Article186 1938-12-12 4 war Or CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Dec IC. 1 p.m Company Dividend Books Total foi TIN. Date Ex. Div Hongkong Tin <V 7 final Date to s at mm u„ less tax Da 30 Dec. 19 LMJ nghall final rw M lea* tax D■ 30 Dec 19 15%186 words
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Article70 1938-12-12 4 Int. Apr. SO.&t/al:.? 90 nn vu 100 norn 5% SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: Ster £V 9 «00.000 tot io2,i norn 121,4 ci 3% m 5 red." iS^VubWdo "3 eJ 1 --100 101 cl n B Ma r v ed ls In? May', 9 m" 66 000 000 3% l?i^feia--"70 words
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Article281 1938-12-12 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous b RUBBER Stead Spot Buyer* 715 16 Fellers 8 Ist Forward (January) Buyers 8 Sellers 8 lv; 2nd Forward 'February) Buyers g Seilers 3rd Forward (Apr.|June) Buyers B. Seller* h2 id PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous fn bull: Dec. Jan. shipment COPRA £15.2 6 value281 words
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Advertisement398 1938-12-12 4 batvk of china (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). .12 Ce cil Street, Singapore. .Telephones: Manager's Office .6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442.' h Exchange Dept. 6441 ran £S£Z* fflce 51 **-9 Cable Address: CHUNGKUO Pa.d Up Capital Ch. 40,000.000 Of Reserve Funds in j exc< v eh. Total Assets I398 words
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Advertisement21 1938-12-12 4 SOITII BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated In New Zealand.) MOTOR CAB IXSfJRAXCE W. G. DOVE. Manager. •1- M2C. t. Piniayson Oreer.21 words
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Advertisement89 1938-12-12 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Uncorporated In Strait* Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Ban* ef India, Lunited. 0 1^7, the necessary Powers, m prepared to undertake Kxecuior and Trustee Business arcl ah other work authorised by Section 7 of th89 words
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Advertisement127 1938-12-12 4 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. j 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlement J CAPITAL: I Authorised $40,000,000.00. Is sue d and Paid Up Sin'.(lO.OOO.OO. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SING APORE I Local Branches 458, North Bridge Road. Singapore, j 253, South Bridge Road, SingaporeI Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON127 words
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362 1938-12-12 5 Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 8. kno* that this conception of an annual cease-fire )lishment of a safety-zone in the Town Hall is as Presbyterian and Methodist ministers as it is to mv ient that they would accept an" invitation to take stice service in Church362 words
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Article64 1938-12-12 5 I The -Forward", magazine of the Peii- uel English School. Malacca, contain I many readable articles and bright foa-l-lures. The make-up is quite good for j a publication produced in Malacca I though printed in Singapore. I Among the many articles is one from jan Indian journalist64 words
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Article140 1938-12-12 5 i J F Q Tt ALL* I UlftUCKCCS > \n J WQkc I J rou- 5 J .4 n v Z pi'iv trill S J v again*t rbi zXCES r I I f S>ipr* J Df ivn/ do*»'i f»Tf irltf/i J but m »>uory ?0. t140 words
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122 1938-12-12 5 London, Dec H1 ->n sltuatkn is worsening instead of improving and the rearmamenl must bo intensified whatever the cost- *eCranborne in a speech to the local conservative associa- moat h. v. asking for fuU belfcr General Franco and ed entire 1 by the Bands for122 words
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Article29 1938-12-12 5 The King .-nd Queen, witt. Princesses Plh?abeth ana Margaret, are :v>endm?. he week-end at Royal Lodge, Windsor, cava a British Official Wifeless message from London.29 words
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170 1938-12-12 5 Reuter. I San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sunday, j appeal has been made to Presi- dent Roosevelt Lo use his influence to end the "intolerable suf I feting" of the Spanish people. The appeal was signed by 67 cut- standing professors andReuter. - 170 words
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146 1938-12-12 5 (Tribune Crime Reporter) Singapore, Sunday. JJIS many friends will learn with great shock the untimely death of Wee Ban Hock a Straits-born Chinese youth from drowning yesterday noon at Pasir Panjang. Ban Hock left his home at Race Course Road early yesterday morning146 words
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Advertisement79 1938-12-12 5 ObtflinobJ* of a/I ChmmisU mnd *****J IfJCl> EUTM CO.. No. 6-A •IF Oil Charge All c j £NQ!liat£?l Singapore. IM®L Tel N J^rilta I stockists of Enka drand new Pon> it>le Typewriter!. JT Model V Tab. with icy-set Tabulator Dealers In New Secondhand yti&*£&A\W Typewriter* am Repairers, et<* \> sell79 words
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Advertisement108 1938-12-12 5 WHY PAY RENT Buy Your Own Home J 1 BEAUTIFUL MODERN BUNGALOW at Wilkinson and Bournemouth Roads can be YOURS for monthly payments little more than your rent. Other houses are under construction or, if you prefer, build your home to your own design. EASTERN REALTY CO., LTD. CHINA BUILDING,108 words
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Advertisement575 1938-12-12 5 GET THAT WINTER FEELING DURING XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS FLY TO THE JAVA MOUNTAINS BY K.N.I.LM. Very Attractive fares for a stay in the famous Savoy-Homann, Villa Lsola n Bandoeng or in Grand Hotel Ngamplang In Garoet From 21st Drc. to 2;th Dcc:mbcr 5220.50. From 28th Bee. to 3rd575 words
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Advertisement256 1938-12-12 6 HAVE YOU SEEN The l itest selection of modern and > reliable Swiss made Clocks and Wat' hcs, at YICK WOH HINC 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road) 'Phone No. 7922. I Your inspection cordially invited V APFOINTMKNT SWIFT AND SAFE. NO AOO. NO MEhCURY trCHIT T SONS LTD.,256 words
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Advertisement324 1938-12-12 6 MAN ROBBED OF HIS YOUTH Have you given years of your youth to unremitting labour in an enervating climate? Are the years taking their toll of you far too quickly, robbing yon of energy and vital force, draining you of your natural joy in life? Most men and women think324 words
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Advertisement62 1938-12-12 6 WINCARNIS TUG GREAT BODY BUILDER. 3" SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in engine to operate on Diesed oil weighs only 91 lbs. Hax.dles water thick with mud or sand without clogging from seepage to 15,000 gals, per hour Self-Primed at 28 ft. suction hit— 70 ft. delivery head. The biggest small62 words
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Advertisement31 1938-12-12 6 J 11| gT** l M 111 lit*,'!' K '*>«4» OOt** Ml D. T. Lim Company JAVA MALAYAN DELICACIES DUTCH PROVISIONS Etc. Your Visit is Cordially Welcome* 353. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE.31 words
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Advertisement28 1938-12-12 6 Leave Your Cold In COLMAN'S MUSTARD BATH W.P.S. 7 CONSULT US! For SANITARY WATER INSTALLATIONS. FONGHIN A Co. M, W<tch St Thorn* (Established 1921). UNDER EXPERT EUROPEAN SUPERVISION.28 words
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Advertisement40 1938-12-12 6 AT FACTORY PUCES M ky laaout M«k«r» P« qu»JS» J ptautf itiu TWm Qriri in T— 'Pm\ Br, v ■witwiMl tow ancm !>w HacbUMi I \jf tfc /sttmry m m aft If i to- -"U luiMts anil wooers u„ *te40 words
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Miscellaneous1343 1938-12-12 6 Piano Recital From 1 R Singapore, 7 p.m. 1.!. ■fl'/aW LONDON j gm.ta Signal at M^^.ca] fe Vr^"^^^^^ "^^^^L GSF 15.14 Mc s (19.8 m.) 010 intlerlude T 0 •M -V 1» GSB 951 M s (3155 m) &20 Big Ben. BBC Empire f&| 2 p| I H a.m. composers.'1,343 words
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Article497 1938-12-12 7 Penelope Williams - All The Stars Have One ENTERTAINMENT PAGE (By Penelope Williams TO learn the truth about her figure and keep it beautiful, a movie star doesn't a?k her producer, doctor or friends, she consuHs her dummy. This dummy, made when she became an important actress, is an497 words
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Article, Illustration38 1938-12-12 7 >lltl m m Knthusiasts Joan Crawford and Robert Young enjoy their fnounte ?ime while Director Frank Borzage looks on and Fupchen, Miss inufoui dachshund, enjoys a nap, between scenes of a new Metro-iiolciwyn-l" Mayer picture.38 words
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Article, Illustration320 1938-12-12 7 (By Our Musical Reporter) iN extremely fine rendering of the introduction and the waltz fna Tc haikowsky's Serenade, opus 48. was the highlight of the Sitgapore Musical Society's string orchestra concert at the Vut ni Memorial Hall last night. could have done oi it instead320 words
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Article86 1938-12-12 7 pKAMHOT TONE, following his I successful comedy performance 'Three Loves Has Nancy," has another humcrou* role at J let «"«»-<' >ldwvn-Mayer. He wiU play aul opposite Franciska GaaL the an s t ar in the continental «omeu.. Katherine The Last." Taurog will direct the picJ86 words
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Article110 1938-12-12 7 FOLLOWING in their fathers' footsteps, three Hollywood youngsters are bidding for success in the motion picture world. They are Edward Arnold, Jr n son of ona of the leading: character actors on the screen; Rcbin Pa?e, daughter of Chico Marx of the Mad Marx Brothers, anti110 words
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Article67 1938-12-12 7 Warner Bro?. have engaged Robert Gleckler, veteran stage and screen player, for an important role in their forthcoming film. "They Made Me a Criminal.' according to wire from the film company's studio in Burbank. Calif. The picture Is now in production with a cast leaded67 words
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Advertisement92 1938-12-12 7 lOOCTORS PRAISE TWENTIES. ag mBIL w th There is noth.ngto fortify «*L™*£ tablets y0 w iU be--1 the erst three overwhelming power that yuu I come conscious of intense overw be experienced to never dreamt you P«««*; J shout for the sheer joy of I MfTft* SB 1 from what92 words
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Advertisement19 1938-12-12 7 BAD COLDS, CHILLS THROAT TROUBLES Arc Soon Ended By ANT/SE»TfC BR£ATH£ABL£ TABLETS Obtainable from all first class stores. nUTO^^19 words
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Advertisement96 1938-12-12 7 HE CANT STAND gsTjm CASTOR OIL $^5$ Compared with unpleasant-tasting and nasty- J SB 6 smelling castor oil, CASTOPHENE, the modern }M laxative—efficient, gentle, pleasant, quick—is WOL Mft^^M' marvellous. Does not upset weak sensitive Ijjßk w* constitutions, and quickly relieves headache, < *W*m»~T&¥ d iziness, catarrh, depression, etc. Safe and96 words
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Advertisement186 1938-12-12 8 I ITO-MORROW 1 3 D< K I j I AT THE CAPITOL w>——p— m UIM-i— TX*J J L* f mm\* LH lIL*III*H I SCREENS FUNNIKBT PAIR OF NIT-WITS in their ttWK j LAUGH RIOT A USER'S Celebrated Comic Opera that made even the Dictators Laugh! ■i 2 S PICTUKK 2186 words
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Advertisement148 1938-12-12 8 i BROUGHT BACK for A FAMOUS BOOK j A FAMOUS PLAY— i {AND NOW A FAMOUS j -•«.>.: i j DISTRIBUTED BY COLOMBIA j S PICTURES !ROXY BAR OPEN' 5 PM. TILL MIDNIGHT. 1 LAST NIGHT: <>.] > 9.13 W/yJM^^IIJMI^gaSWHBi 'IHE ROMANCE OK A WOMAN vVHO WRECKED Wt/ Jj? #W148 words
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Advertisement298 1938-12-12 8 I SEVENTH DAY DELIGHTED CROWDS ACQ j THIS GRAND SHOW DURING THE WEEK EN^ j POSITIVELY LAST DAYn -ft. j CAPITOL j TO DAY 3-15 Jl^^H I |W| I 6-15 flPHl^4ip^4|febJ: j 9-i5 5 With WALT DISNEY'S ill'] Latest TECHNICOLOR Triumph [k I "WYNKEN. BLYNKEN and NOD. i CAR A.MOUNT298 words
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136 1938-12-12 9 (Tribune Staff Reporter) t. Lim Poh Hock told was the proprietor of carrying on business at X M Weld Road. j ig of Feb. 10, he was 1 which he had purl he kitchen when accused Chinese came and askre he bought the136 words
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Article9 1938-12-12 9 Reuter. icit twio«.j6i iterling.—Keuter.Reuter. - 9 words
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Advertisement112 1938-12-12 9 alhambra" COMING SHORTLY! She Triumphs Again SONJA HENIE With Richard G reene in II 'MY LUCKY STAR' The Queen of the Silvery Skates Iwins new acclaim as she icedances and romances in her latest thrill-packed spectacle! j A 20th Century-Fox Picture JUB THEATRE I 15 I i f HALL. ».30112 words
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Advertisement213 1938-12-12 9 SPARKLING! CAY! ROMANTIC IT'S THE YEAR'S ENTERTAINMENT DELIGHT! "Theremustbetnou jllION s!!! c Last Da, Thousands- yAjk'/ J (S\ y^\ 3 snows S have a _J "Sftk/I fYM>} McCREA Hf THREE M N- «f BUND JMICE i| DAVID NIYEN*' STUART IiRWJN MARJORIE WEAVER PAULINE MOORE BINNIE BARNES JANE DARWELL |f Jm213 words
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Advertisement151 1938-12-12 9 THEATRE ROYAL LAST DAY! j 3-i5 6-i5 9-i5 Children half price I WITH THE MARINES TO THK RESCUE j CONCLUDING CHAPTERS IN THE SERIAL SUPREME I to-night I MARLBOROUGH I 6 and 9-15 P. M. I (Controlled by Shaw Bros. Lid.) A Super TAMIL Musical Comedy Hit! I j "MadA151 words
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Advertisement95 1938-12-12 9 BRILLIANT ALL PINGING DANCING VAUDEVILLE AT THE COMMODIOUS AND RECENTLY REMODELLED SUNLIGHT New World LI A I I 30 P.M. TO-NIGHT phone 6172. PRESENTS THE SENSATIONAL j Ml A XI. lIAI j I OLLI E S 1 {OF 1939 j FEATURING I LOVELY MISS MARY WONG Young and Talented South95 words
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Article691 1938-12-12 10 WE referred the other day to the action of the Film Censor for Malaya in deleting from a British news reel an item entitled "World Condemnation of Anti-Jewish Pogrom," and we made the comment that, when public feeling has been stirred so deeply over the persecution of Jewish691 words
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1044 1938-12-12 10 C.H. Stanley Jones - By— C.H. Stanley Jones 1 T has been said by the pundit* of Cecil Street that there is no real interest among the peoples of Malaya in political advancement. It has also been said in the same quarter that if a commission were sent1,044 words
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Article560 1938-12-12 10 lIEMEL, western strip of Lithuania having returned over eighty per cent of Germans to its autonomous Diet, is likely to ask for return to Germany almost immediately. It is all part of the German eastern expansion but no doubt that the great majority of people in Memel560 words
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Article18 1938-12-12 10 Two Thames bargees we. court to have kept on singing and i ing faces at a poblic-houae18 words
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Advertisement310 1938-12-12 10 PERIOD DOLLS FURNITURE The Cutest Bits 0 f Furniture for Your, Dollies' Houses Girls! So Realistic! UPHOLSTERED WITH LOWERED CRETONNE. HOEII\*O\ a CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. CHRI&TMA& SHOPPING From Tc-dny lo Dec. 16 (inclusive) I 'remises will close at 5.15 pm. On Saturday. 17th open until 5 p.m. Fr310 words
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373 1938-12-12 11 OUT OF y SEATS? Reuter. Memel, l>ee. 11. i !l |hr uffiehil results ut ilions fur an l>e 4 in Mcmel will f»11 nex! week-end. I ir!\ headquarters jtiti- 1h.>| |hey be- -ccured 2fi «>ut >• jiltui'hos to th Mil cutotfoHca 1 i. wansReuter. - 373 words
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Article, Illustration34 1938-12-12 11 The first of the piers for London's new Waterloo Bridge resembles a ship in shape as the scaffolding is removed. The work on tiu bridge is making more rapid progress now.34 words
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Article206 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 11. TRADE agreement with Germany would be the greatest guarantee for the peace of the writ!, dec'ar.d Mr. Oliver StanIcy. Preside of the Board of Trade, sneaking at Windermere yesterday. He added that by an agreement the German methods by which oneReuter. - 206 words
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154 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. London Dec. 11. PLfR. Winston Churchill, speaking at Chingfoid, Essex, said while the Mediterranean is being thrown into increasing disturbance by Italy's demands, which are preoccupying France. Hitler is on the verge of a fuither movement in east Europe. I "We do not knowReuter. - 154 words
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Article21 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. The total expenditure on defence in 1939 amounts to 20 million sterling states the official memorandum issurd by If. Daladier.—Reuter.Reuter. - 21 words
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170 1938-12-12 11 Shanghai, Dec. 11. CONSIDERABLE importance is attached both in official and unofficial J circles hero to the return to Washington of Mr. Johnson, the United States ambassador to China, and of th c visit of the British and American ambassador? in170 words
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Article209 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. Burgos, Dec. 11. THERE has been much coming and going of fmpcrtant personages in Burgos during the past weeks. Ccnvcvs and trooos are on tbe move but the destination is a well kept secret. The Moorish cavalry clatter out at oarracks at dawn and disappearReuter. - 209 words
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375 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. -»>tt> rxr Ciiuii'rki: 2\ Dec. 11. J\l X VUn 2 eh Hui, the Chines. Fon "-m Mini.-: r, nmented to-day on the report that the Japanese Foreign Minister had contended in an interview with the British and United States ambassador* inReuter. - 375 words
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57 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. Alexandria. Dec. 11. THL Royal Air Force Middle last and Iraq commands aie searching the desert between Baghdad and Egypt lor a missing R.A.F. Blenheim bomber, with six occupants, which was expected at Cairo yesterday fr m Lake Habbaniya, where there were badReuter. - 57 words
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Obituary86 1938-12-12 11 Shanghai, Dec. 12, -The death occurred this morning of the Scottish-born. 48 year old Miss Joan McLean Martin, head matron of the Shanghai Mun cipal Po'icc Hcspital, who was lulled by a fall from the reef of the six storey jail idjoining the hospital. Miss86 words
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Article136 1938-12-12 11 Reuter. St. Nazaire. Dec. 11. STRIKERS in the metallurgical tndus--3 try here decided at a meeting this fternccn to return to' work on Tuesday. The strike, which has been in progress since the 24 hcur.-; general st*llE*>. j ias stopped work on the new battleship fe*nReuter. - 136 words
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Advertisement204 1938-12-12 11 deprcNioa is almost surely I elude to a nervous breakdown. It j^ r> R e dgewett, writes.— onJition to trifle with. If ««j have been suffering terribly with nervous d, worse will follow. depression, nervous exhaustion and lassituJe. I 1 most effective treatment, as thous- tried Phcsferine tablets and think204 words
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Advertisement13 1938-12-12 11 RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE !G, PISHOP STREET, PENANG, 47, CAMPBELL ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR. MASTERS.13 words
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Article125 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) QROLT of holiday-makers went out to sea yesterday aboard Mr. C. Jackson's luxurious yacht "Bobbe." had a shock when the yacht ran aground on a Singapore harbour reef. Time was 5 p.m., tide low; so the boat stuck fast. A launch came125 words
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Article191 1938-12-12 12 I ?r. v: Our Ov t Correspondent) Jfhcre Bahiu. Sunday. PONXAN, an estate cootie, to-day appealed unsuccessfully before llm Court el Appeal consisting of Mr Jvstice Mefclwaine, Chief Justice. S.S. and Mr. Justice Home, ai 1 sentence of ten years imprisonment (the Hrst rive years191 words
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196 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipoh, Sunday. YEWS has been received in Inch from China of the death under tnifric circumstances of a former well-known Ipoh resident, Mr. Ho Hon Kiew, who was for many'years attached to the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce. It196 words
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Article44 1938-12-12 12 Reuter. Marseilles, Dpc. 11. At least two men are dear! and three seriously injured at an explosion and tire aboard the British tanker "Maryad"' wh'ch wo damaged in a recent air raal at Alicante and was repairing here. An enquiry has opened —ReuterReuter. - 44 words
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Article, Illustration34 1938-12-12 12 Became there arc no hangars acgregaU hundreds of thousandsofPJ™»*-" machines include hattcrin* of the elements at 2TZ*Sta?SMchSSS B pa™ei%ers and eMt the a-Um siant -fcnsign" class skij34 words
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248 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singap re, Monday. COME relief in the form of allowances should he granted to memfa re S 0 f the Junior Ch il Service, urged the Hon. Capt. X. M. Hashim at to-day's meeting of the Legislative Council. Fxci.rp: o.i payment248 words
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Article21 1938-12-12 12 Owing to popu3ar demand, thy Pavilion is re-show:'ng Edgar Wallace's inriller ,l Th? Frog" for one night to night.21 words
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104 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Muar. Dec. 11. FOOTBALL and badminton were indulged in by Chinese piece goods shops' employees in Muar to-day. all these shops being closed this afternoon—first time in the history of Muar. I went round the town this afternoon, found all104 words
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Article, Illustration703 1938-12-12 12 "Return For Faithful And Loyal Service" (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday. A SUGGESTION that land in the rural area should be acquired to A form a settlement for residential purposes for Government servants and pensioners "in return for their703 words
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81 1938-12-12 12 Mr. H. F. Macdonald. of Tehran PMato. Johore, who was seriously ininred in a motor-car accident neer Pengam on Dec. 3. is making gocd y.voerress in Kiuang Hospital. He received very severe head injuries. The car. which belonged to Mr. A. Cromarty, of Singapore, was81 words
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Article56 1938-12-12 12 Ipoh. Saturday—The Gold Drive campaign organised in the State, which commenced on Oct. 10 and concluded last month, realised a total of aboi.. $56,000 in Straits currency. This was revealed at a meeting of the China Distress Belief Committee. Perak branch, which was held yesterday with Mr.56 words
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Article157 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MANY parental hearts bea' I 1 this morning when th Rj u< Funnel Line vessel Charon gulled in at the wharf and made fast its hawsers. Leaning over the deck n children of all ages and t; hands were waving excited And the reason157 words
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Article83 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang, Dec. 8. JHEFTS of bicycles in Penan g and Province Wellesley have risen considerably during the pa<t few months. The highest number of case? this yea: was in October when no less than 7$ reports were made to the local police as shown in83 words
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85 1938-12-12 12 Sitiawan. Btfcftf MR. Aw Boon Haw. the well* philanthropist cf iag an assembly hall to the Nar. High School. Sitiawan. Work in connection with tnt building, which, it is understood cost about $10,000 will begin snorur. The School was establish d o V J* 1935.85 words
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Article59 1938-12-12 12 Additions totalling over $80,000 made in Council to-c! provision fcr the Local Forces, i include $44,000 for purchase and version oi the Penang launch o» for the R.N.V.R. and g hulking of H M.S. Laburnum, w»£ quarters oJ the Singapore X n J* order to59 words
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Article196 1938-12-12 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ROYAL lfa'tan cruiser "Bartolomeo Colleoni" will visit Sim 0 to-morrow, remain here till Thursday. Commander of c ,,v J is Capitano di Vascello Marchese Capilano Gonzaza. Next por' call for the "Bartolomeo Colleoni" is Hongkong. Cruiser will anchor in Singapore roads, time196 words
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Advertisement20 1938-12-12 12 i i Overseas! Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, •PHONE 580&. SINGAPORE. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE AND WORKMEN'S INSURANCE.20 words
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Advertisement54 1938-12-12 12 "I definitely ordered TOLLEYS" Inciaentally, have you entered the Free Photographic Competition sponsored by the makers of Tolley's? $150!--in cash prizes and many consolation ones. It's very simple —any camera, any make of Stan and you can win $50|for one snap. Ask your dealers for lull particulars. McALISTER 8c Co.,54 words
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Article, Illustration19 1938-12-12 13 took place at St. itaf, London, to aid nds. Photo shows a pkin weighing 53 .nuK.19 words
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56 1938-12-12 13 it M well Mr private nature lares Dr. Goebbels' commenting on Mr al New York. uld ask if there is c'::amOe:iain visit ol eo:i*inuin<r tne c understanding bethe totalitarian Entente, world war d ir.ocracy—vainly as ntly wants the blood -->ye men56 words
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192 1938-12-12 13 Delegates Prefer Restrained Action Lima, Dec. 11. JHE pan-American Conference to-day heard speeches from Mr Cordtll Flu!!, the Peruvian and the Argentine Foreign Ministers, but it is already apparent that the movement lor "United American front again* foreign aggression," which has been192 words
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Article, Illustration30 1938-12-12 13 <>o.ei u Office) in p a „s during their visit as guests of th, Fren,h ,He (,Uai d rsa >- them is M. «eor.es Bonne. French Foreign Minister.30 words
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274 1938-12-12 13 Reuter. BRITISH and American Ambassadors are In have a ruV ther falter to npu e n.r AriUK the FowiCn Minister, according 10 nenspanpr forecast)*. It is believed Mr. Arita nil] further elucidate Japan s attitude towards the interests and rightsReuter. - 274 words
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79 1938-12-12 13 Reuter. jy. MARX Dormoy, former Minis tei of the Interior, attended the court at th resumed hearing of the case against Madame Sko&eline, but he refused *j irive evidence, statin? in a note i rtdresaed to fcbt judge that he did not know anything concerningReuter. - 79 words
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Article47 1938-12-12 13 i Singapore. Sunday.—The President I Monroe arrived here this morning bej hind schedule. Sh. has a large consign- ment cf cargo to be unloaded l'.nv. The ship was fumigated at Manila I her last port of call which resulted in i a 40-hour stay there.47 words
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Article17 1938-12-12 13 Reuter. I mr Edwin Lutyrns has been elected president Of the Royal Academy.—Rev- ter.Reuter. - 17 words
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176 1938-12-12 13 Reuter. Lima, Dec. 11. M CONCHA, Peruvian Foreign Minister, was elected President of the first plenary session of the pan-American Conference. In his inaugural address M. Concha declared that every serious act directed against the independence of the American Republic compromise the security of theReuter. - 176 words
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Article31 1938-12-12 13 Reuter. Havre. Dec. 11.—A meeting of the seamen's union attended by seven hundred men decided to call oft the shipping strike and resume work on Monday.—Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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Article36 1938-12-12 13 Reuter. Copenhagen. Saturday.—Three Germans have been arrested in connection with alleged espionage activities and have been expelled from the country. They must leave Denmark within 24 houts and must not return—Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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Advertisement76 1938-12-12 13 the SEVEN DWARFS n't let the children miss this grand Musical and wonderful X'mas treat. See White and her little friends playing a i singing the popular songs from the film. Don't forget that every child, whose spend a dollar or more on toys, is entitled to a E CRYSTAL76 words
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Advertisement255 1938-12-12 13 "As sweet and fresh in Malaya as it is in the Arctic" Hm amtUr irluit the container end is obtainable everywhere. cms gtree^e PHONE: STORE 537« (5 lines). KUALA UMPUR 3331 (2 lines). IPOH HO ft 111 (2 lints). AM, of Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd W.P y. U6 sime255 words
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Article, Illustration98 1938-12-12 14 Baseball is going to make news in this country before long, if we are to judge by the enthusiasm showed by the many teams who are taking to the game. America's national game, it will be a hundred years old in the summer of98 words
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Article, Illustration1982 1938-12-12 14 Norman Siebel - Presented By Norman Siebel TOR the 1 sportsfront day let us leave the games that are holding the stage now such as rugby and hockey, and turn our {noughts towards baseball. Game is in its infancy still in this country but plans are being made to develop1,982 words
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283 1938-12-12 14 QUITE a crowd the biggest so they say that has yet tflrned up to witness a baseball match.... were attracted t3 St. Joseph's Institution grounds yesterday to witness the clash between the crack R A F. team and the Filipino Rookies. But rain proved283 words
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206 1938-12-12 14 k CROWD of over 200 watched some brilliant tennis at Tanglin Club, Singapore yesterday when the two visiting tennis stars, Kukuljevic, Yugoslavian, and Mouvet, the Belgian, played exhibition games, and also played in doubles against members of the club. In a sparkling one206 words
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Advertisement11 1938-12-12 14 A Tankard of Health I f Distributed H haser Neavc Ui11 words
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Article556 1938-12-12 15 English League DIVISION I 5 Brentford i 1 Aston Villa 2 1 o W hampton W 4 3 Huddersfield T. o 3 Sunderland 3 2 Derby C. 3 2 Grimsby T z 1 1 Arsenal v b Blackpool 2 v Everton i l Portsmouth 1 M556 words
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Article273 1938-12-12 15 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. "A" vs. Medical Col iege to-morrcw. at S.C.C: F. J. L. Mayger, C. E. Brooke E C Barnes J. l. Purnell, J. P, Wood! F. O. S. Man. M. W. Cole, G H Clement. H. F. Earl, Nocy, A.273 words
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Article466 1938-12-12 15 Kuala Lumpu.-. Saturday. In an inter-State lugby friendly Negri held Selangor to apointless draw Both teams were represented at full strength Scottish league DIVISION I Aberdeen 2 Albion Rovers 1 < lyde Hearts I Falkirk 2 Motherwell 1 Hamilton A. 2 Rangers 1 Hibernian 1 Third Lanark466 words
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Article22 1938-12-12 15 bowls triples American tournui tent '..ill be held witli in the next lew weeks. Entry fee 30 cts. per player.22 words
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438 1938-12-12 15 JOHORE PL A V GREA T GAME Singapore, Saturday. RMY did not disappoint their supporters when they met Johore in their third Malaya Cup match of the season on the S.C.C. padanjr this afternoon. They won by two tries (six points) to nil and probably438 words
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Article382 1938-12-12 15 T( arnival organised by rge K. Lee at the Happy Mas beaten all previous croud of 3.000 odd irst night's programme with merriment and nvitmtnl. red and fifty-two cyclists I in Saturday night's events I with a clear evening, the I steady indeed. I Al-Junied. J.P..382 words
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Article69 1938-12-12 15 Reuter. New York. Saturday. TIGER Jack, former contender for the light heavyweight, who scored a recent victory over Al Gainer, was seriously iniured during a scuffle in a New York hotel. He is now lyine in hospital in a critical condition. The authorities state his heartReuter. - 69 words
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Article95 1938-12-12 15 Reuter. The following are Ihe results of matches played in the F.A. I Cup yesterday:— i Ipswich 4 Torquov I I Scunthorpe 1 Watford I Walsall 4 Clapioc o 2 Runcorn 3 Aldershot 1 Southport 2 Swindon Harclepoois 0 Queen's P.R. 1 Port Vale o Southend 1Reuter. - 95 words
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Advertisement33 1938-12-12 15 I I'm always sure of i Personal I even after a hard 1 J game. use \^5?__z JLifebuoy M^So^^^g L buoy Soap comains a unique, antiseptic health element. Its rich C .81 4SX-t4»A33 words
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Advertisement140 1938-12-12 15 CAM I msm this bonus I EVERY YEAR A BONUS YEAR ALL WITH PROFIT POLICIES IN FORCE ON THE 31 ST DECEMBER 1 RECEIVE A BONUS. I INSURE NOW AND REAP THE I BENEFIT OF THIS YEAR'S BONUS. m IT IS NOT NECESSARY THAT A POLL YEAR'S PREMIUM SHOULD BE140 words
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Article256 1938-12-12 16 PERAK SUFFER HEAVY DEFEAT (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. U. •4 *h P second half mainly by niSPLAVING marked supenonty 1 Singapore beat U reason of excellent work of then forward once Perak by thirteen points to nil (two goals and a try) again,256 words
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Article194 1938-12-12 16 •To be transformed from a thin, pale, old-locking woman into a bright youtn-ful-looking person with full agure to my experience with Dr. Wuliams Pink Pills state* Sirs R Kidd. of Suiter.. Otago Central, New Zealand. I was one o* those very bloodies persons and had anaemic and194 words
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Article58 1938-12-12 16 Kuala Lumpur. SELANGOR defeated Negri Sembilan at hockey yesterday, playing on the padantr, by four j*oa!s to two. Negri opened score ten minutes from the A.u-t through Bagdad Singh, who la!, also responsible for the second goal wh eh soon followed. Selangor equalised shortly after through" Row58 words
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179 1938-12-12 16 TN his popular boxing noitM 1 appearing in the "Sunday in-, h,„,p" yesterday PEt eike 'HAPPY WORLD Si a C UM due to the o/ efce weather and that if the officials of the Singapore teur Boxing Association ap proached Mr George Managing Director179 words
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Article252 1938-12-12 16 I- Malacca Singapore SODDFN .round in no way conduced to good hockey spectators A exoected to see at the Inter-State match between Singapore »nH Malacca played on the G.S.C. ground yesterday m0m..,!;. S,nbythe only goal scored before the interva. though rTree Armstrong, an opportunist throughout the game252 words
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Article51 1938-12-12 16 Members of the Chinese S« Club are notified th Dinner and Dance n .Club on Boxing N gsyj- proceeds will go v U*eßuadM The Annual Championship QW» will be held on Saturday.JDec. 31tm 4 p.m. This will be foflw distribution of pnzes and Kronchong Party will rem*51 words
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Advertisement114 1938-12-12 16 in: 111 II TOYS I i (.HEATER FI X gT BARTEX a%ULOOXS ABC THE BEST. Order D-ltd Assorted Boxes For The restive Utmuoa. Orand Assortment of 100 compr.Mv; 24 varietur of I—TfC and extra-largo round and novelty balloons. Sponge Rubber Toy Aasortmrnl or 50 100« comprMns M _nd 25 vmrkeUca114 words
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Advertisement47 1938-12-12 16 GOLD LEAF TEA Era To b° fired Prst and fuouicd after is often the ?roc*ai of those who rely for their animation upon the Grape ana Oram The eternal and delightful Laradox of Orid Leaf Tea is to be the Hot Drink which nourishes a cool mind47 words
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Advertisement19 1938-12-12 16 X'MAS SALE \ow on j AT BABA k CO., LTD., MIDDLE ROAD BABA STORE K>2. Orchard Koad. 2X Stamford19 words
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437 1938-12-12 17 "1™ chinSb hANKING CONCJ-HAr (Tribune Staff Reporter) •WHEN I read through the Km „r Kuala l u»,. «OWMHT thus S h v ,ndi ««ted by decile a k and -use Butoi ii" that m the modern is the key industry •thers, and Mr. Jo437 words
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Article, Illustration36 1938-12-12 17 A group pholo taken before the opening nf v tZSSEZ V*™™ are'the Hon Mr Chinese Bank. K. SS|SL*J2S, 1 .directors of Bank, in t ;ud"n« \'lr rs ented ~M c„ key lhe British VSStti&l^StgtiSrjSZ36 words
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Advertisement196 1938-12-12 17 ADDED INGREDIENT" PROTECTS TEETH Destroys mouth acids too -parking white teeth I decay. Very often, i •-non. you will discover oecks which are a si~ n cavities to come later on w najor causes of these caf t "ids which form in the acids are cavaed by tiny I which196 words
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Advertisement291 1938-12-12 17 MALAYA'f POeMIEft HOTEL J TO-NIGHT J .j BI.WER A IMX X (inf.,,™,,,, I I PAT SYKES Ci, A. ANDREW I I TAM and the "BLACKPOOL WALK" I hR* sea ww iiras SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ADELPHI HOTEL TUESDAY THIRSDAY SEA VIEW HOTEL HEDNESUAY, FWOAT, SATURDAY. xmn.vHt X.mi.i. room THE BEST <)OD291 words
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Article, Illustration21 1938-12-12 18 Above is another familiar scene from Singapore's Chinatown. You see in this picture a vegetable vendor doing21 words
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157 1938-12-12 18 rrUK real property belonging to Fu S'ao-en. puppet Mayer of Greater Shanghai, located i: his native home n Ching Hai district, near Ningpo, was sealed by th; district authorities in order to protect it from destruction by an angry nob, who threatened157 words
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376 1938-12-12 18 HELP FOR CENTRAL GOVT. ASSURED Developing Mineral Resources WAR preparations now goingon m &River from em' Tibet nearly 2.ooCjudNJP th,■ -gjj Shanghai, confirm reports that China wiu e t2rs are recruited even fro- the ranfcs of the 'a™ priests and the aborigine376 words
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Article, Illustration19 1938-12-12 18 Peovle's Park, Singapore, every item of food is available. Al a picture of a cake stcll.19 words
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429 1938-12-12 18 Hongkong. OVER 1.000.000 Chinese guerillas*ar e harassing the Japanese in North ChinV according to a Chinese guerilla leader who passed throaga Hongkong on his wav to the interior on Nov. 12. In the suburb of P( •md Tientsin this chief of Chinese partisans who429 words
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Article48 1938-12-12 18 CHUNGKING —RCTOrts stat? that the CWnese easy time in lighting againsl irregulars i fronts, f P(J n These irregulars who art ion* the Japanese to fight tWr»"» fire wide of their mark p, whenever they sre forced or orae retreat, they abandon tbeii ammunition.—Central News.48 words
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Advertisement81 1938-12-12 18 Qhina, (paqsL (Edited by T. H. TAN) fieajuiy Slow > »Pgtrw^l^. I THE CAMAY BEAUTY METHOD Clean, natural loveliness is beauty's first law! Twice every day apply a light lather of Camay to your face and hands. I Then 30 seconds with a soft cloth and warm water-a rinse 181 words
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Advertisement20 1938-12-12 18 Of *j v Dumbarton Castle 9 j ft i• •,y j h a;st— pure Scotck Wkisky ir\ TTIaJ-b. 1 !i20 words
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Article, Illustration316 1938-12-12 19 PANDIT NEHR U EXPLAINS (United Press). \yHhNK\ ER I have S one to Fnrnn -Allahabad, Dec. 8. clothes becau.s» <heY arr m„ T P< haVe Usually European ™nmenfs,here. ItL^l mor ,f suit (he climate and ;'nd 'Knrta- in London(United Press). - 316 words
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129 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). b> the U.P. Omgress Government strongly resented by the Punjab br.ne t address, which was presented m Lahore at the residence of Dr. Dhara- stayed during his visit. The address was which mainly centred round the influx of e^ d(United Press). - 129 words
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243 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). I Calculi a. Dee. 8. i-;:nd refugees belonging to over fifty districts of are no* taking shelter in Angul. Mr. Biswanath peeted to visit the refugees' camp at Anvul shortly. Tha Orissa Pr:vincial Congress Committee at a meeting this afternoon passed the following(United Press). - 243 words
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64 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). idras, Dec. r, Ity of the hiltition as a few addicts deprived of icb, will, no a blessing wean off.' e< ivfd from '«'«iappah and rst month's Prohibition Act 'allj welcome ns in filling. Street quaales which tommon are ippear. The ildren(United Press). - 64 words
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Article147 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). Pur, Dec. 1 oversight to Dr. Khare .""munication <• lor Maha-<-andhi sot the same 8 't found that lh Khare. i-unications of th* Pore, and apwrote ex r ecent Khare Evinces were posted in envelopes bearing ariircaa other than these for whom they were(United Press). - 147 words
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Article58 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). The Commerce Member refused lo answer short notice questions put il^&lA Subed.tr in the Central legislative Assembly regarding the effect of the Anglo-American Trade Agreement on Indian preferences in me tinted Kingdom market and also on all outstanding contracts, on the ground of information being not(United Press). - 58 words
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Article188 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). Karachi, Dec. S, DASTKAP ATI Subhas Chandra Bose arrived at the Karachi aerodrome at 11.45 a.m. Owing to a misleading telegram announcing mat the Congress Presidrnt would anive at 2 p.m there was no big crowd present there to greet him. Preside: Bose was.(United Press). - 188 words
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Article116 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). h«r t> b N »ffPur. Dec. 4. I lyjK. R. S. KUK/Irt saw Mahal.na Gandhi yesterday a L Segaon and discussed with him the situation in Rajnandgaon State. The talks were inconclusive. Mr. Ruikar will again meet Gandhiji next wjek. Mr. Ruikar. along(United Press). - 116 words
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Article72 1938-12-12 19 (United Press). JN view al the tue. ii whnb*. toie is an industriaJ iiriii in Hew of the fact loaf hard-earned] money is being wasted by poor labourers on toddy on pay day, the Co--'m ha tore Municipal ounril has remitted the Madras Government to(United Press). - 72 words
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Advertisement155 1938-12-12 19 Daily India Page Edited by C.S. Muthukrishnan, B.Sc. 12 'Protect them!' The children often cut and graze Jc^r themselves. Protect them with an /^^sQ^T^A\ efficient reliable antiseptic. DETTOL '—deadly to germs—is gentle and P ffljw^^f It wiU minimize the danger of blood- /1 poisoning by killing the germs that cause155 words
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Article, Illustration43 1938-12-12 20 Young dancers jroui many countries took pan in tks 4 Children's fancy dress dancing cha mpio?iships in aid of the Aftflff Homes for BUnd BjU'cs, held in London. Photo shows Kiss Storr, 15, making a graceful bend at the competi'-ion.43 words
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Article, Illustration105 1938-12-12 20 Top photo shows the graceful "Frobisher," flagship to the new air fleet, coming in to land at Croydon after going out to meet the second air-liner of the class "Falcon,' second of Imperial Airways' new 200 miles-an-hour air liners for turopeaa services, has arrived at Cioydon Airport,105 words
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Article, Illustration111 1938-12-12 20 Eighty young women irom Britain. France. Belgium, I .S.A., and other countries entered into the Order of the Missions of the Holy Heart of Jesus, founded by Mother Cabrini, at an impressive ceremony in Santa Angelo Lodigiano (North Italy) at which Monsignor Novati. Bishop of Lodi, officiated.111 words
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Advertisement79 1938-12-12 20 f CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS bring you RESULTS for only 3CE N T S per word in this paper j Car engines must be protected at all temperature levels, from comparatively low ones at night to high temperatures when running. The New Shell Motor Oils provide full protection against I cold corrosion79 words
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Advertisement86 1938-12-12 1 lliilloeh Lade's -Old Rarity" is ihe Whisky (or real eon■aisseurs. (■iiaraiiieed l.i Tears old. Us fragrant 4aii«» makes it 4he whisky anybody is glai! io get —ask those who know? II OZX> b, y the drink! lj The cordial for companionship! Here is a wh.sky with the breath of Barley86 words
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Article, Illustration3664 1938-12-12 2 ARTHUR HARDY - By ARTHUR HARDY fTI °R a week almost without a 1 break a gale had raged throughout the country, doing untold damage. Westport in particular had suffered from the fury of the storm, and the Hangers Football Ground looked derelict and drab when Tom Gaynor passed through3,664 words
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Advertisement108 1938-12-12 3 £>/?£55 FABRICS OUR W.JDr 7D WEAR STOCK-TAKINC rM I!WKAR PRINTED COTTONS. m W SETS I From SOcU. MJ MJi Prom $1.20 PRINTED CREPES SATIN NOW IN FULL SWING PRINTED KIMONOS. Fn,m bo ct*. XMAS NEW YEAR Vrom 1135 SHARK SKIX 86" PRINTED BRIDGE-OOAT& GIFTS EMBROIDERED ORGANDIES. I cad aI I108 words
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Article, Illustration1558 1938-12-12 4 The Author Of This Story Was Formerly A Journalist In Singapore TO supply the hundreds cf fisl" shops, four thousand me. from Grimsby and Hull have to spend the greater part of their lives deep in the Arctic CircJe. gathering the harvest of the seas Sometimes it1,558 words
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Article163 1938-12-12 4 Brushy. rpWO men who attempled theft by a trick described in the "I Pack," the 18th century Northumbrian story, have been sen? enced at Bruges to one yeai's imprisonment. They are Alfred Ratoli, a hunchback, and Ferdinand Dutch subject. Ratoli hid himself in a163 words
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Article87 1938-12-12 4 Odessa. k NEW variety of cotton claimed to A be greatly superior to existing varieties as regards harvest yield and quality of the fibre has been evolved at the Odessa selection ani genetics institute. This year 50,000 acres will be sawiwith this variety of cotton in87 words
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329 1938-12-12 4 London. r PHE value of the recent Royal Air Force long-distance flights from the point of view of security to the Empire and Dominions was stressed by Air Vice Marshal W. S. Douglas, Assistant Chief of the Air Staff, in a broadcast here.329 words
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135 1938-12-12 4 New York. A 2V 2 per cent, bond dated Decem?T ber 10, 1624, has been presented to the New York Stock Exchange by M. A. Andriesse senior partner in an Amsterdam banking and brokerage firm. Interest on the bond, payable annually, has never135 words
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Advertisement43 1938-12-12 4 THE OVERSEAS MARINE j motoic i vehicles y\ mmt/J/ WOitii*ii:.VS ASSURANCE I OMPEN SA lON CORPORATION, N LTD. CHINA BUILDING, yv CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. \V J. w. HARRiKs. Telegrams: CENTEX AMY Managing Director —,1 Phone 5808. AGENTS THROUGHOUT MALAYA LOWEST RATES LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS.43 words
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Advertisement59 1938-12-12 5 BB "™fll B jflLrflwaFfi VmmK* 111 Nl WiiflLV fl fly *fl smßmr' fl iffiraa^ ■By IbW. fl JIsEbW Bflfc Blfllk fl ißfci km lillflßL A BWi nfffl] Ak^tflWi/ TBHra mwf mwte vrm vBBi Mm JBB »sSB vjH E Rj KB, ■■few. KhsßßhEbbhSl ■BeBS bR H| bPJIHbpJBb HHHHHhB Bl jßf jKr^p^ffif*'-..59 words
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Article, Illustration3568 1938-12-12 6 Normall Gordon - I By Normall Gordon MOKING post-prandial cigars, and sipning after-dinner drinks five men sat around the library fire in Gregory Ewing s country home. For a good many years now they had so forgathered at Christmas —in their own small and in timet? circle they regarded themselves3,568 words
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Advertisement145 1938-12-12 6 < at 7<t RACHELS "v FOR MFR A, Jg lovely hand-embroidered cWffon I^A.FFLES V *a, ~jd -•-oliici'-: de.mty linger 0 and rr finely worked HOTEL 'tijgimh' 5 rcnls handbag! ant; '>^r^ot:/"!?chc^; <,4ered wl,h j \i> FOR HIM smokM g sets nf cigarette box v j a&h-tray, match box and ciga-145 words
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Advertisement322 1938-12-12 7 CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT WILL BE CHERISHED FOR A LIFETIME AND WHICH YOU CAN AFFOR D TO BUY!!! 10,000 gifts are offered by ten thousand shops hut only at I J < iro you can buj Giro Pearl- and Cirp Jewels. Nowhere J c! you wi,t lur a iiltl,J aa T322 words
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Article, Illustration1950 1938-12-12 8 LoUISE CoNGREVE - A 1 fJ LoUISE CoNGREVE mm. THOROUGHLY murky Nor[Wk ember day was forming a bit**r contrast to the promise Of Christmas and its joys embodied la the jostling crowd of men and girls, young and not so young, who were awaiting auditions in the office1,950 words
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Advertisement14 1938-12-12 8 I C+JOCOLATCS tkls 1 c ON SALE AT ALL GOOD GROCERY STORES IN MALAYA14 words
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Article, Illustration1129 1938-12-12 9 slowly re-discover-stmas, after that I when Oliver cior, as he styled d all feasting* and was repealed after viy but steadily the turned to the joys ct jan to regard the family-tine. rst pantomime ever seen produced at Drury md Faustus," primi- d with modern tin which1,129 words
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Article72 1938-12-12 9 New York. A r ELEVISION transmitting stato he installed at a cost W on top of the Chrysler of Ww York's most «kyscrapw. '.'illation is expected to be early next year. Its emis- be visible—it is hoped—over f to miles. A system the transmit 572 words
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189 1938-12-12 9 Delhi. A MAN supposed to have been killed in a railway accident, but only injured, was taken lot an "evil spirit when he returned to his village. Friends and relatives beat him en lessly, then drove him from his home. Ihe man. a189 words
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84 1938-12-12 9 Belgrade. BY taking advantage of an old law Milorad Neshitch, .1 landless peasant of Mivatovats, Serbia, has obtained tree land f<:r himself and his family. With the help of friends, he built a tiny eltage on municipal land in one night. Ihe council84 words
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Advertisement27 1938-12-12 9 H E S FR I 1 B SOLE AGENTS:- Ml SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. SINGAPORE JOHORE MALACCA NEGRI SEMBILAN. —j- J^^ i .i——with N r i. MmMn27 words
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Article, Illustration3839 1938-12-12 10 E.D. Twiss - Looking for Thyme. By E.D. Twiss F Christmas week hadn't been unusually mild, and that parti cular morning actually summery. Mrs. Parsons wouldn't have Leon invited to Daphne Sanderson's Christmas party. Thinking about it afterwards, Airsluisons was of the opinion that it u;;> fate. Anyway, thia is how it tame3,839 words
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Advertisement150 1938-12-12 10 THAT'S HOW YOU FEEL AFTER A V I VELVA MASQUE TREATMENT I at I I AAAYNARD'S BEAUTY I SALON Relax in deep luxury in the new Air-Conditioned Salon, 1 while Mrs. Lynn, Elizabeth Arden's Expert pats in this |l delightful Masque and applies cooling tonics. Alter an 11 hour you150 words
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211 1938-12-12 11 New York. QNE of the most colourful figures in American criminal history— Pat Crowe, jewel thief, train robber, kidnapper and burglar—-has died in hospital here at the age of 79. Crowe*i name became *ell known In 'ho into 'nineties, when v then Amost unheard211 words
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Article60 1938-12-12 11 Hollywood-Douglas Corrigan. who flew the Atlantic 'by mistake' last July, has now come to Hollywood to be«m making a film story of his life It will be entitled "The Flying Irishman.' s For the last two or three months the young aviator has been60 words
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Advertisement22 1938-12-12 11 ■mrry^»»»,, j! THEIR CHARMING THEIR GRACEFUL SHAPE W\ PRESENCE DECORATES CONTRIBUTES TO THE VANITY aTHEIR PURPOSE I BytM t a^ vTTkV VtJilffWbaiil22 words
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Article, Illustration1388 1938-12-12 12 Mary Vivian - Mary Vivian HRISTMAS is the joyful seasou of family gatherings, y when relatives of all ages meet under one roof. Such reunions are extremely pleasant, but there comes a time when conversation lags, and the children of the party become restive and long to "do1,388 words
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Article61 1938-12-12 12 Athens.—The British soldiers' ceme" tery near Castelli, in Parnasside, tlie last resting-place of many "Tommies" who died during the great war. has beer over to the British Government for administration in perpet# 1 Gift of th s cemetery, »s.AsstM« rd near Delphi is regarded61 words
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Advertisement101 1938-12-12 12 Jt ocUei BECAUSE ISA WOMAN'S REASON. BECAUSE op Wr-ft INCREASED ECONOMY rMlufc I It GREATER CAPACITY LillUfflll 1 II EXTRA EFFICIENCY LEeBkSI IK ENHANCED BEAUTY BEHBpH HE AND UNDOUBTED Hi EXTREME SUPERIORITY. n>*^B KELUinRTORjB> Continues to prove %j m\\\\\\\\\t)m\w\\\ the world's most popular w^^%S^&m I I l( ,he lever and101 words
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Advertisement57 1938-12-12 12 fl m\WW m **lfr''lflߙP* mm \\W\ mmmm Wl I I \WW (Discounts givrn Km J Illtl VKM A COJ 15, GRANGE ROAD, SINGAPORE KUALA LI MI'UK. S sf Rl Mr,^ N 19 DEALERS: MALACCA MOTOR SUPPLIES, MALACCA; UNITED MOTOR WORK s H lIENG GUAN CO., ALOR STAR; CHIN LEONG CO.,57 words
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Article, Illustration1738 1938-12-12 13 ung more be Ton looker than i.■ formed, effeccarn tricK. Nor nl more fascin be achieved of cards is .nied. ich more than quired. Neverrange of simp'e to the home en- be performed playing cards re than a little ractice are retricks,1,738 words
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Advertisement300 1938-12-12 13 [OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LTD. I I Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) I I CAPITAL- [AUTHORISED $40,000,000.00 ISSUED AND FULLY PAID UP $.0,000,000.00 I HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I bawl/ r d Q i/Ct NEW YORK BANKERS: I LONDON BANKERS. It h\ KN/ I I M'dland Bank Ltd300 words
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Article, Illustration1850 1938-12-12 14 T.iluMw s suggestion* lor nimte (*«r*era Loosing and buying things for g other people is a pleasure which many ol us would like to be able to enjoy at other times of the year. Call H self-indulgence if you like-we prefer to think of it as the expression1,850 words
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Advertisement350 1938-12-12 14 VvTshTnG ALL OUR PATRONS A MERRY CHRISTMAS! I BSS A L'HAMB R A THcATR 1 NEXT CHANCE: 20th CENTURY-FOX MUSICAL-COMEDY HIT I MlTl RL E V TEMPLE hP r/7it' WbrW'i Sweetheart) in I R~-J "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY g% WITH A HOST OF FAVOURITE STARS I I GEORGE MURPHY, JIMMY DURANTE,350 words
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Article113 1938-12-12 15 XJEH l:airdrevsin R styles evolved £j heie by M Ruver. a wellknown coiffeur, are copied from ancient Roman statues M. Ruyer visited the' exhibition In Lome commemorating the 2.000 th an;vversaiy of the birth oi Augustus *nere he saw statues of Roman ladies113 words
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Advertisement248 1938-12-12 15 y Cinema Slides Tgiality DESIGNS STORY ILLUSTRATIONS WALL FOSTERS PAINTINGS ENLARGEMENTS BRASS PLATES j LINE BLOCKS HALFTONE BLOCKS J COLOUR BLOCKS XRTISTIC SIGNBOARDS I PHOTO FRAMING NGRAVTNG ENAMEL BADGES I RUBBER STAMPS. ETC., ETC. ADVERTISING SERVICE >L Bishop Street. Penang. •M.VvVv PRO Motorists! The new LIFE-SAVER TREAD gives a DRY248 words
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Article, Illustration1420 1938-12-12 16 litis i»a<*e brings in suctions un«l of your Ihristmiw recipes for that ini|»oi lain J entertaining—DMXK I CUPS of g-ood cheer they are more than important indeed, they are an integral part of your Christmas entertaining In this hot climate, of course the> always have and1,420 words
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