Morning Tribune, 1 October 1937
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Title Section12 1937-10-01 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE J 3 '7. I sdfc nmdvf cmbvj nv nb12 words
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Article140 1937-10-01 1 lOVNT OPHIR XI Men In Big Jungle Scutch f n Out Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 30. ICIALS ol the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club are present anxiously awaiting news of the abouts ol the Miles Hawk aircraft VR. R.A.H.. ging to the club, which left140 words
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Article41 1937-10-01 1 kitsch Lincoln Pops Up Again •Shanghai. Sept. 30 In, to whom Albion is ever, has role o; pro- Japanese •tsln Chao- the League of :annot I u raged the with Ji d. The British and uo pre- and the ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article61 1937-10-01 1 Non-lntervention Plan May End Genera, sept. 39. AFTER three hours of discussion this morning the drafting commission of the Powers on Spain agreed to a resolution dealing with the Spanish appeal. The resolution declares that if complete withdrawal of non-Spanish combatants m Spain cannot be obtained soon th* 1 membersReuter - 61 words
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Article50 1937-10-01 1 Special rhc Commissioner for the Special Areas it is stated unofficially, has approved a scheme for establishing a small trading estate at Fallion. a .suburb oil Sunderland it is understood that three" factories are to be built to accommodtae a- en manufacturing firm, a clothin and furnitur? manufac-I50 words
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176 1937-10-01 1 DEMAND FOR BOYCOTT CROWS STEDILY IN STRENGTH the quota system. But it is clear." he said, "that we must ite the psychological atmosphere for such a boycott. All who feel hurt at the suffering and horror of China must void the purchasing of Japanese goods. although this must not be176 words
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Article48 1937-10-01 1 British Inquiry At Hongkong Hongkong. Sept 30. FOLLOWING the captain Of the Seharnhorst's report to the Hongkong authorities Of the sinking <»f Chinese fishing junks the British Colonial authorities m Hongkong are carrying out an enquiry into the exact circumstances of the rep irted sinkings. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article549 1937-10-01 1 BIG PUSH SOON TO BEGIN All Night Attack At Shanghai Shanghai. Sept. 30. ALLOWING no respite during the night, the Japanese to-day continued their attempt to weaken the Chinese defences before launching a grand offensive. The Chinese are stubbornly hold mg out. and claim they have given no ground anywhere.Reuter - 549 words
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Advertisement33 1937-10-01 1 WANT MILK THAT KM V WITHOUT REFRIGERATION IN \NY < S THEN GET KLDM POWDE] r > [OIJ K. j M y a r a7 II B.* slfe \mo 4* It 1 l CX JjjH33 words
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Article438 1937-10-01 2 IDENTIFICATION P FAILS I /All lit of (J Assault On im i< se i in Kirn M""' ,h '■Mil 1:1 as i sen ,,u thf hkh lo da 3 •Imm the \"*l\ "J* umplainant tl"- caw „v by M- Paul Nor* Crown hi lordship directed438 words
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Article108 1937-10-01 2 Alleged False Trade Description Singapore, Thursday AN Indian Mohamedan, named Moha* mcd Ibrahim, claimed trial before Mr i. c dole ihe fourth magistrate, m the police court to day, to three charges undei the Merchandise Marks enactment Ibrahim was charged with selling goods namely A h Z powder to which.108 words
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Article, Illustration28 1937-10-01 2 by by Chinese monks at Shanghai First Aid Corps organised Japanese bombing Fire at Yangtsepoo caused Chinese soldiers at the front wearing anti-gas masks Chinese artillery at frontChinese Central News Agency; Japanese bombing - 28 words
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Advertisement130 1937-10-01 2 MenMadeYoung Vigour Increased In 24 Hours ii on fe«l old i" fori oui I Inn md njo; till hi "l\ "H* li. i i 1 1 111 1 1 i i i .i md inui M ii n hood, VII illt) md i!w 1 1 Hg i nit m 'i130 words
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709 1937-10-01 3 Singapore. Thursd r i*HE story of how a saloon motor car. driven by a 19-year-old Straits-born Chinese student ol Victoria School, collided with a schoolboy cyclist at the 4 Mile. Upper Serangoon Road, on the afternoon cf Sept. 17. the rider dying m hospital later709 words
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Article88 1937-10-01 3 Singapore, Thursday. 'My mother bought this child when she was a few months old to be adopted by my elder brother who is now dead. The child is not a mui-tsai." dec- j tared Seah A Lak, a Teochew, who appeared on summons before Mr. L. C.88 words
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Article83 1937-10-01 3 Japanese Note "Almost Perfunctory" fAPAK n(!t( protesting against the bon non-combatants is so brii ••> be almost perfunctory, if not simply routine. The answi i the Washii correspondent to the New York Tune... contributed no essentially nei m the situation, and gave mation ol a recession ofReuter - 83 words
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Article60 1937-10-01 3 Singapore. Thursday. MISS Rachel L Sum. of Raffles Hotel. was cautioned and dischargi d instance of Mr i. c Qoh, fourth magistrate m the police court to-day. on a charge ol driving along North Bridge Road with, one front light and no rear hght at 8.10 p.m.60 words
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Article74 1937-10-01 3 Singapore. Thursday. Mr. j a Daker, a European, pleaded guilty before Mr. L. C. Goh, m the police court to-day. when called to answer a summons charge lor driving a motor car along Bukit Timah Road without a licence on July 20, his licence having expired. He74 words
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Article100 1937-10-01 3 Wainst Five \g ued 11 it In! raw 1 1 HI nst the I N" Hoc Boon, Low Choi Low (hone Kirn. Low Suet Liap and Low Chung Kune. who are charged with the alleged murder ol a ricksha puller, named Chung Heng Hon, at Teluk B Sept100 words
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Advertisement48 1937-10-01 3 Law Notice For To-day ire the Acting Chief Juttici m. I Summonses-in-Chambers and 0 ating Sum' H 11 a.m. 133 37 Woi Dawood m >. A' 11.3 'Mil Mr. o; irne at lo a.m a m 1 rudgment Sum" v M a.m. m 2nd C< urt A Khoo Hoe48 words
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Advertisement267 1937-10-01 3 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE. RABIES Anti rabic prophylactic vaccine treatment is available at the General pital, Singapore, and for third cl nit at Tan TOck Seng Hospital, Singapore Anti rabic vaccine may be pure! by private practitioners on applic to the Chief Medical Officer, General Hospital, Singapoi Private practitioners arc requested267 words
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Article96 1937-10-01 4 Loi Pt ChMge RUBBER rone Spot l 6 jun Mar London, Sepl 30 PALM (ML (Malaya) Prevloua To-day Change la bulli Bapt Oct liipl Ue Unchan COPRA (Straits, PJO.) bei Shipment £16 i 3 ell< 3AGO FLOUR Itannk) «M>t, Ocl ihl meat i" sell( Unchanged TAPICM A (Ist96 words
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Article54 1937-10-01 4 ")is*illcr.s IUB 3 108- 3 Dunlop KiinD**r _j ...i Imoerial Chemical Industries ,s}, iJJiii? bnperial Tobacco l l JJ'' London Tin (Mew Share) 46 Rubber Plan Investment Trust Mii-im 19 9 1 J J S(;u!li«-rn Kmtas i4l 24- 41, Kaffirs (West Witswatersand) jjj^- j^^ Chinese 5% Reorgs.54 words
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Article61 1937-10-01 4 London, Sept 30 Previous To-day Change r.'l nu Parts (cloilng middle imtc) 144.60 144.54 on li on Amiterdam (closing middle rate) a95 S 16 8953 16 I7i\ oil ShaiiKhai «cio»ini< telUng rate) Unchanged IT. oo liunKKonK ftclliiiK rate, I s 3l 16 Unchanged p.T, on Japan (i-im\ng telling61 words
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Article38 1937-10-01 4 (ÜBB|B New York. Sept 29. Previous To-day Change «',n» Quiet Steady *pnt Buy*.r* IT 7 17 5 K 4 fl«!ier« 18 17% 4 Buyer* 18 -> 4 SeUers 18 3 16 -5 16 ron Steady Weak38 words
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Article17 1937-10-01 4 'JIN Standard London, Sept 30 PrtfkNH To-day Change it (afternoon closing 243 1 us If, ■!>';17 words
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81 1937-10-01 4 DAILY PRICI S KRI I Sini 1 1,. ii d Buyei Her. i one ol market Dull, i > I ('.-hie. London Bpot Sheet H'-'.d. |>er Ih New York Spot sheet l S et lei- lh NO I (I 0.8 Bcp! i 2981 words
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Article41 1937-10-01 4 Manila Gold Share Market oing ipore rhu I 8 E Lev: and Co Singapore have received cabled i i Manila givin the followini prices S ntar 0.60 0.58 Benguel Consolida I((l 10.00 1055 '"dated Ml 0.016 0.016 0.5*3 ();,<; jfauricio 0 7441 words
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Advertisement22 1937-10-01 4 SOITII hiciiimi iNsi k\\< i < (imi'wy, LTD, FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE VI REASONABLE RATES. TW 1 Flnlaysm Oroen. [I22 words
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Advertisement46 1937-10-01 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established mi n 1880 1 Capital Subscribed iFuiiv pfi,d u^ V 100 000.000 ,l,nd V 134,400,000.00 Head Office- YOKOHAMA KTNOAPORF RRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACF M Manager YAMAMOTO T*l: No 8049 Manager's Room. 5921 5922 General Offlre •>92* 647J Comprador*'? t46 words
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Advertisement136 1937-10-01 4 X %\ii OF CHINA (Incorporated m ChSa by Special Charter). Cable Addre: "CIIUNGKUO" PAID IP CAPITAL Ch. S 40,000.000.00 RESERVE FUNDS IN EXCESS V Ch. S 4.800 000 00 TOTAL ASSETS APPROXIMAjKLY Ch. SI 800.000,000 00 j CORRESPONDENTS IN AL^R^cIPaT CITIES OF THE WORLD lur??" 0I 2H BRAN< HE^ N136 words
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Article864 1937-10-01 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Singapore, Sept. 30. 5 p.m Prasrr «fc Co. Buyers Sellers at Tin 5 6 6 3cd Kumbang 34 6 36 6 \ustral Malay 56 57 6 Hitam 33- 34 6 Weng 0.86 0.92 rm Tin 25 26 Selangor 1.95 2.00 Burma Malay 31 3 32864 words
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Article208 1937-10-01 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Thursday, 4 p.m BatU Selangor 1-94 1.99 Katu 11 25 6 26 6 Kamunting Tin 12 3 13 3 Killinghall 26- 27|6 Kuchai 1-70 1.77 K. Lanjut 25 3 26 3 London Tin 4 9 5 3 UngnJ 2.15 2.25 Larut 13 6 14 3 Mambau208 words
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Article234 1937-10-01 5 PENANG MUNICIPAL SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY b7o 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. 30 104', Io6'o -norn Vfc% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 ....110 Wl ,n,m 4y 2 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 .115 117 norn 4% 1913 red.234 words
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Advertisement236 1937-10-01 5 E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila. Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers m Securitiet and Commoditus. Daily Foreign Market Cables and Quotai Members: I COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OP. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAD!-:. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARK BROKERS' ASSO. MANILA STOCK EXCHANGE.236 words
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Article96 1937-10-01 6 Parliament To Vote Him €5,000 London. Sept. 29. s\ view of the gritnous injuries sus- Sl rWbull S sen HLs Ambassador In pn- 11 he attack 'upon the motor-car m which 1 was travelling, by Japanese aero anes on August 26 and the o^ prejudice to hisBritish Official Wireless - 96 words
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Article14 1937-10-01 6 The Rohna has arrived at Penang, bringing 1.878 state-aided labourers from Madras.14 words
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Advertisement265 1937-10-01 6 \\\\\i. nIV IMI l*T< II Kf THI THOISWDS s v S -C I S f^v *^TV*flt\lTtf^rf) NIGBTLI <- l l SPBCIAI MORNING now i«» SATURDAY < !HH> I lL I k PROUDLI StTB CENTURI FOX PRESENI THEIR GREATEST ICHIEVEMENI s < *4&Jfr. Freddie Bartholomew Madeleine Carroll \u$4i0firf Tyrone Power Sir265 words
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Advertisement150 1937-10-01 6 The Thrilling Universal Jungle Picture Starring GRANT WITHERS as Jungle Jim 3 BETTY RHODES as The Lion Goddess RAYMOND HATTON as Malay Mike N JUNGLE JIM" Lions and tigers— elephant and leopards -monkeys and crocodiles battling each other for jungle supremacy and then attacking man, their last enemy Theatre ROYAL150 words
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Article46 1937-10-01 7 Alleged Plot Against Mussolini Innsbruck, Sept. TWO pa.- tigers In the Pan-Bucha-rest exprei been arrested and barged with intending to prepare against Mussolini when he returns. The men. believed to be French, deny the charge but are being kept m cus- •< dy. Reuter wirelessReuter Wireless - 46 words
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Article66 1937-10-01 7 Sequel To Arrests After Recent Shooting Jerusalem, Sept. 29. MANY of the Arabs and notables arrested after the murder of Mr. Andrews were sentenced by the administration to three months detention m the special concentration camp at Acre as political prisoners. The detenus include Kadi Tulkarm, Mufti ofReuter - 66 words
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Article67 1937-10-01 7 Mr. Philip Laing, who has been Assistant Secretary and Clerk of the Course of the Singapore Turf Club for *he last ten years and who resigned recently, will leave for England, accompanied by Mrs. Laing, on the Schamhorst on Monday. At a fete at Burbage. near Marlborough.67 words
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Advertisement298 1937-10-01 7 j §i:n Li: k co. j (Provision Store) -j •j 196 Orchard Road. i Dealers m FROZEN MEAT, AND ALL KINDS OF PROVISIONS j S OPENING DATE: 1, OCTOBER 1937 t ICECREAM WILL BE SERVED TO CUSTOMERS O.V THE OPENING DAY. OPPOSITE PAVILION RESTAURANT PHONE 4177 Rememher THE GHOST GOES298 words
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Advertisement143 1937-10-01 7 The Worlds sweetheart m Kihln.ihl Kiplmj-s famous stoi <.t Use Brtssßft m liifli.i y I 'Wee Willie Winkie' I j with VICTOR McLACLEN and STAR CAST 1 See The Thrilling Attack on the "KILTIES'' m the Khyber Pass... J I Set> SHIRLEY TEMPLE as Private Willie Winkle j m the143 words
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259 1937-10-01 8 Heavy Bookings On India Route: M Travellers To Australia A i l lm roUlr one ol tl rra U ;J c Government inn to a id fro on iwlnt, hen more and m iik« ween ail by all n by ocean line ,1259 words
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122 1937-10-01 8 JEAN HARLOW Leaves ₤8,200 And Three Cars Hollywood. f-j ed here that Jean H irlow put mush ol her money into insurance and that the £8.200 which he has left n pn >nly part ol nei fortune J< an I i reputed to have earneo C 200.000 Her mothei Mrs122 words
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Article41 1937-10-01 8 Settlement Of Assyrians In Iraq London A m c n U Ste^c4 :lilt V' it had uperable obstacles migration ol Assyrians '"■n, British Government was n ">>*? l lf 'Tthe Ahabu ■*&B«& a i( fu rtlwr PP-" "y tlu; Wireli41 words
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Article130 1937-10-01 8 Accused Collapses hi The tFrom Our Own Reporter) Seremban. Wednesday. Murad bin Malim Marajah. a Sumatra Malay who is alleged to have stabbed fo a death W a compatriot named Hap KaUb. when produced before the Hon. jar. Justice J. H. Pedlow for trial m the local Supreme130 words
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Article46 1937-10-01 8 The Aquitania's New Commander ißv Air Maili London. Sept. 16. CAPT. J. C. TO 1 who has c mai Mm in< i mmanI unard-V viii sh i ome c< mmander oi [ultania eed '.I Capt. R. B. irving, who will take command of the Queen Mary46 words
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Article139 1937-10-01 8 Arrivals and departures by k.i.m K.N.I.L.M liners: Arrived from N.K.I by the PK-AFJ. Mr. F. P. II van All. V. ii Ball. Arrived fro the Nandi Mr MM ii H von Schenk Mr. T. Kotsuka, Mr Mr J. Hermanides, Mr. 8. Chr. G Mr. kin, Mr. L.139 words
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Article25 1937-10-01 8 London. Sept. 29. Gerald Dodaon has been anted to succeed Sir Holman Gre Recorder for the City of London British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 25 words
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Article171 1937-10-01 8 Chinese Emblem On Raiding Planes London. Sept His Majesty a Government have received a memorandum from the Ministry tor Foreign .Affairs 11--forming them that on Sent. 26 two Japanese monoplanes were observed flyIn 1 at a low altitude over Kwanutci X iUihwel With the Chinese nationalBritish Official Wireless - 171 words
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Article152 1937-10-01 8 Mr. Bertie Siberi And Miss Agatha Miranda From Our Own Reporter Seremban. Weciiu sday. A quiet but pretty wedding took place this morning when Mr. Bertie 8 Of the Drainage and Irrigation Department, a former State hockey led bo the altar at the Church ol Visitation. Miss tha152 words
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Article69 1937-10-01 8 London, Sept. 29. The Church of England Advisory Committee on Empire Settlement has appointed a committee charged with the co-ordinating the work of ■is church societies engaged m the promotion of Imigration within the empire, Including a Church Army the Girls' Friendly Society and the Mothers'British Official Wireless - 69 words
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Article57 1937-10-01 8 London, Sept. 29. value of retail trade In August 6.7. per cent, greater than the year before. Bali now about 25 per cent c the 1033 level. cks at the end of August wer* valued at f> 3 per cent, more than a before and employment was 3.7British Official Wireless - 57 words
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Advertisement92 1937-10-01 8 W BETTER FOOD I r~" f< I ...BUT THE 'I BILLS ARE I fff -Jry LOWER. BsV SPW BJ B 7 vfll Rt Bk bbbbbV Ba SBBb\ ,-fl l\ IA And isn't that whai we X^^ Voil bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsbbbbbbbl to IT ■BBBr^Bf/Ts^^Bß^H a ii.m.v. Refrigerator -A \f/ I\w/M for greater rionomy.92 words
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Article263 1937-10-01 9 ALLEGED NOTE "Send Some Of Your Pound Notes A BUSINESS man told the magisJA trates at Gray*. Essex, recently, that alter having been out with a woman friend m a car he received an anonymous letter stating: "Trade may seem good to you, but what I263 words
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87 1937-10-01 9 Le Touquet. AN English visitor. Mr. Thomas Thome, an architect, of Green Hill. Hamustead. N.W\. has experienced what must be the perfect hotel service. When he was taken ill at the Atlantic here. Dr Jules Pouget was called and decided that a blood transfusion87 words
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Article169 1937-10-01 9 Anonymous Letters To Mr. i( X" k .MAN was alleged at (Ties ham A (Buckinghamshire) Police Court recently to have written a letter to a man described as Mr. "X." by whom he was employed for seven years as a footman, saying that he had seen Mr. "XV169 words
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Article75 1937-10-01 9 Murdered Woman Surprise WHEN the inquest was resumed at St. Pancras on a woman who was murdered m her flat off Euston-road. N.W.. on August 16. it was revealed that her name was Elsie Torchon, and not Elsie Mae-Mahon. aged 46. by which she had been known. Mr75 words
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Article69 1937-10-01 9 THE Bureau of Air Commerce m the United States is to expend a considerable sum upon improving ground organisation on various air routes, special attention being paid to developments m connection with wireless communiCft fr addition to main aerodromes, nearly 100 intermediate landing-grounds eac.i equipped with69 words
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Article256 1937-10-01 9 BARE-LEG CRICKET FOR WOMEN Tenth Birthday Of Association (By Air Mail), London, Sept. 16. WOMEN cricketers from all over Britain have invaded Colwall for the tenth birthday of the Women's Cricket Association. All the week nearly a hundred players will take part each day m matches on four grounds. By256 words
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Article141 1937-10-01 9 Praise For Empire Flying Boats FURTHER praise for the C class flj boats of Imperial Airways contiri to come from passengers making Empire (lights m these big marine-type aircraft What strikes passengers, particularly, i the spa.ciousness of the interiors ol these machines. 'The last word m comfort.' is141 words
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127 1937-10-01 9 GREAT activity continues to be recorded m connection with special chart' r flights. This summer for example. mdr< and more passengers have been booking air-taxis for trips to and from Le Touquet. Special-charter flights by bUsines* men. from England to cities m variousparts of Europe,127 words
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126 1937-10-01 9 A LETTER dispatched from Cologne has just made a journey completely round the world by regular air services. Between its departure from, and return to Cologne, it was air-borne for rather more than 30,000 miles, and was m transit for just over ten126 words
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81 1937-10-01 9 Day-Old Chirks By Air In Australia AIR freight figures just available sho* that since the opening of the Bris-bane-Singapore sections ol the EnglandAustralia air route, at the end of IW4 thousands of day-old chicks have been. flown from Brisbane to points m western and northern Queensland and North Australia. it81 words
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Article311 1937-10-01 9 Collapsed In friends .Arms Tin-: tragic end to > Chelsea eec party was revealed to the West London coroner when he conducted an inquiry into the strange death ol Miss Kathleen Ruth Baldwin, a young American and intimate friend of Miss Betty Carstairs, the motor-boat racing311 words
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Advertisement45 1937-10-01 9 PHOENIX j FOR j KSJI) -R i t f C A fpi 1^ R i L t i *v I Ham* Brtto^ fesrrf#j I i [V^. W sIW 4 HO i I B— I JP- PHONE 3ia i 1 THE PHOENIX j AERATED WATER WORK?45 words
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375 1937-10-01 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday. Oct. 1, 1937. UP AGAIN IT i., i ill not tuo yeai i.c i i his paper first .-w the light of daj ()n hat occasion ome of Ihe "best judge ni t>u ii gave vi i •>• mont hs to ii -< We are i375 words
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Article978 1937-10-01 10 Rsjde Sh« k lin Malaya Note (M Warning Distress In Selangor '<fH( nave 1 the bark m 11 IU(i c and al the 1 1,1. criticism i H stone the ol the Singapore tnemkx i club on w*edn< d on matt ting to motoring In this counti Mr978 words
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Article, Illustration39 1937-10-01 10 Mr w. Holley, director of Remington Rand Inc., for Malaya, has left with ,T Holley for a short stay at Fraser's Hill. Mr tothonj I He, |t s IB the Mediterranean. the N >°" ""'erence regarding piracy France PressFrance-Presse - 39 words
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Article401 1937-10-01 11 ROTHSCH ILD WHO HATED BANKING LIONEL WALTER -2ND BARON First M. P. To Wear Straw I hit THE career of Lionel Walter, second Baron Kothsehild, who died recently, aged o!>. at his home at I'ring. Hertiordshire, was m many ways not truly that of a Kothsehild. Lord Kothsehild. head of401 words
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182 1937-10-01 11 FLYING trials are now being carried out r with the seaplane "Mercury", the upper component of the Short -Mayo ipparatUS. Air tests have aidy been made successfully, with the mponent, the flying-boat "Mala" The next stage will be for the seaplane be mounted on182 words
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Article, Illustration40 1937-10-01 11 A sudden thunderstorm which broke over London sent players running to the club-house during the All-England Club Kink bowls championships at the Brownsuood Club. Finsburv Park. London. Photo shows nlavers running for the club-house as the thunderstorm broke. Planet NewsPlanet News - 40 words
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Article150 1937-10-01 11 \am Search For Parents Worthing, Sussex. A whimpering 12-months-old baby girl, unclothed, her hands bound with cord, was found recently among bushes on a lonely part of *3ompting Down, near here. The police with a blood-hound searched the downs and visited cottages and farmhouses for miles150 words
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Article143 1937-10-01 11 ampton, and have now returned i i tralia. Before leaving England, Captain B spoke In terms nf praise not only ol comfort, but also of the ease m handling from a pilots riew-point, ol the new Empire flying-boats oi the C Marine Air Route Between England Australia IN143 words
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Article136 1937-10-01 11 Wife's Si at erne ni In Court A wife m the witness box at Weymouth Police Court suggested to the magistrates that an extraordinary influence was exercised by the moon over her fisherman husband. Applying for a separation and maintenance order, the woman. Mrs. Edith May Chant,136 words
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Article198 1937-10-01 11 Struck An Officer On Parade rpWENTY-ONE-YEARS-OLD Corporal 1 Reginald Ruel, of the Royal Marines, struck an officer "the unforgivable thing," as it was termed by the Deputy Advocate, Mr. c. L Stirling, at a Chatham court-martial recently hut he did it with the minimum departure from discipline. Taking198 words
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Article162 1937-10-01 11 NEWS from India Indicates that, m ad dition to the illumination for nigh flying of the main service between Karachi and Calcutta, a project Is under consideration for providing regular nightflying equipment on the Karachi-Lano**? route. A nov( i club-house, now being d< ed162 words
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Article, Illustration108 1937-10-01 12 Open Golf Championship For Girls rtathfal eahlbltaf witk prise winnlm sia-week-eM pig at the Ifricultural Show which opened Chertsey, Barrey. Manel News Miss Peggy Edwards of Manchester, the holder, who defended her title against Mile. Lally Vagliano of France m the Girls Golf Championship at Stoke Poges. Slough. Buckmghan shire.Planet News - 108 words
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Article, Illustration83 1937-10-01 12 Woman Driver Badly Injured In Brookland Double Smash Mr \nili«.n\ I il< n. hi Foreign Minister, on his way to Nyon. Switzerland foi the International Conference on piraej m the Mediterranean Photo shows Mr. Anthony Eden smilins at < don \< rodrome :is hi hit for Pans Plane! News Mrs.Planet News - 83 words
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Article, Illustration322 1937-10-01 13 il J.ickie dateley, champion hog-caller of Arkansas. U.S.A.. has arrived m Men where she is to appear m a cabaret show. Miss Gateley's voice will I] more than three miles. She learned to use it to such good purpose on her hers large mountain pig ranch mPlanet News - 322 words
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Article, Illustration1228 1937-10-01 14 >\\ot i;\ i o\i 1 ilon breadci up milk cup tomato i ice I Up tin' a h ol peppei ion tl de idl ip and meal auce placi the >l oven thru reduce for an hour or p ni Ih the liquid thai I m1,228 words
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Advertisement352 1937-10-01 14 Muffin? Buttered Sco (Urn Puns i- I iij*wsl*i^ J. mi Marmalade with Varied Vegetables i-. l Coffee I:::: jjjj: Iced Consomme Hii: Salmon Mayonnaise Sauce fthK pr a iiH r, m i mile iiini a. n a l- laiosiei ftneappi' juicj Suiss steak p ota toes Saute Mrdillions of Beef352 words
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Advertisement444 1937-10-01 16 J I nr^""\\ ll W«» IA4|BT BBBBBflßaw^^>BSßZllßßT>aw BY PaOandBRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED m CNGLAND) Outwards. Doe Due TasuMfe Spore Tonnmf* s > ,n p»:;7. l!i;;7. OOIfORIN 16-006 Oct. I rnl FU 16.000 Dec. 17 BHUTAN 6.100 Oct. 18 >0 70 Dec. 18 ggS? U :2 #"l 15.000 Dec 38 31444 words
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Advertisement509 1937-10-01 16 Ny >■ TO FRENCH PORTS lj nri^^b-r"*sraT^^^a "sV i T*l HOMEWARDS. j ii n,r,r antwero Dunkirk Oct. 13 C U S T.:»« ■s*****sSTB riflSria--.0->. I. i OUTWARDS. j i C")Cl rourane Haiphong oct 20 i -NY MAKSK.....KS P»4. j for Saigon ucl L1 i UIEK X KlK sl CLASS KETUKN509 words
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Article83 1937-10-01 17 Mails arrived from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) yesterday Delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. today. Mails rived from Europe etc 'London* by Air (Imperial) yesterday. General delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. today. Mails expected from Europe etc. (London mails* by 8.1. <Rohna» due at Singapore83 words
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Article152 1937-10-01 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO \KKi\ KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: P.W.D. Hoppers Nos. 1,2,3.4.5.6.7,8. Tug Belangkas. Dredger Tembakul, M L Crane, W Bt. Enterprise. W Bt Spring. Barentsz, Pecton. Tung Song. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar Victoria Dock: Ombilin. Keppel Harbour King's Dock: Semiramis.152 words
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Article92 1937-10-01 17 X.L. M - X.L.M. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-day Java and Southern Sumatra: Nether-, lands, closing 7 p.m. Sunday. Medan, Jask§, Amsterdam and ~umJdoni: Netherlands, closing 130 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai, 'Kobe, Manila and U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Penang. Sum. Burma.92 words
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Article734 1937-10-01 17 far removed from saturation with resard to lood and goods, and that as thi poorer peoples of the world attain a higher standard of living they In turn will be m the position to purchase that of goods known commonly as *Tux- which we are specialists,734 words
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Advertisement282 1937-10-01 17 HI'IIX* PHI LI 9 LINK. Incorporated In Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due sails. MARELLA In port Oct. 5 MERKI Oct 30 Nov. 3 round trip tickets from Sir iAui rah ued at the ngers may transfer Singapore, B: Sydney or I the connecting k.f USBANE SYDNEY return $642.86 Ist class 84:50.7282 words
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Advertisement133 1937-10-01 17 X. V. li. LIN E GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated In Japan >. To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo. Aden Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s •FUSHIMI MAR I Oct. 2 lIAKOZAKI MAPI Oct. 15 m S TERUKUNI MARU Nov. 10 Rates to Ist Class 2nd class Naples M»1133 words
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Miscellaneous210 1937-10-01 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE i 1 L STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FC"^ PER DATE AND TIME Holland II "Parcels only) Slamat Oct. 1 8 a.m. randjong Pandan Biberg l 8 a.m. Southern z "Melbourne and Adelaide only) and Western Slamat 1 8.3 C a.m. rurone:— Great Britain and Europe generally "Slajnat. 1210 words
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290 1937-10-01 18 1 "Frightfully Happy And Terribly Lou c croonD th lt ol Tallulah Bankl married Mr John an Parn 1 1 1 1 1 1 II l> LONDON PARTNI R8 m LOVE" hi ,l i h d lid ."i m .?When and 11 I290 words
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Article305 1937-10-01 18 Wew Booh For Issue Id morrow .■■Mm d newly added non tion and Action work iii „t Raffle Librar) to-mi Bi, o c Wind. Illu hicl ter; On B i Mother, Bt< Churchill; England m the Medlterraa study ol the Rise and Influence ol British Power within the305 words
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Article61 1937-10-01 18 ißy Air Mail London, Sept. ir>. A CHILD'S Coronation mug and a woman's handkerchief were found In an empty boat, discovered at sea by the rjreat Western Railway steamer. St. Fullen, to day The empty boat was seen oil Studland. and was taken aboard61 words
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Article91 1937-10-01 18 Little Reggie Is Missing NtN) 1 1! n Reginald Watson, ol road Flnsbury Park, N I an after crawling through .1 window t«» 1 reel recently, be yam -bed foi the ninth time within time months Aitboii :i ibe policemen In ni ar In., home know bun hf cannot !>■91 words
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Article82 1937-10-01 18 SEEING .1 brightly coloured tartan (ticking "lit ni a heap ol and anion" house builder.-,' material at Fort William. William Murphy, a labourer, pulled at it and saw it v. i .1 child's kilt I with m., hands he uncovered a four years-old boy, who revived after82 words
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Article34 1937-10-01 18 Athens, Bept Prince Paul ol Greece, hen- apparent to his brother, the King, has become en pd to Pi mo Frederika 1 .m. Hanover, d Ol the Duke r>l Bruaswick Reuter Wireless.34 words
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Article99 1937-10-01 18 D l_l Aircraftsman Hanged By His Parachute „t 16. An* ii a Murray, on< collided a. chuh hich caught m tl oi a tn from the '.'round j;, o lid made a perfect lan had hi parachute not become entangled Th< occupant ol th< other machine, Sergeant H.99 words
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Article144 1937-10-01 18 Prince's Secret Return From Exile REPORTS that Prince Nicholas, exiled brother of Kin Carol and Idol of the i. Ing parties m Rumania, had returned secretly to the country to I ad the iron Guard m a Fascist coup d'etat were denied In Bucarest recently. Earlier, accordln« to144 words
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Article128 1937-10-01 18 (By Aii Mail) London, Sept. 16. HUNDREDS of people yesterday evening watching an aeroplane flying only a few hundred feet from the ground heard the splutter of the engine, and iv. the pilo a Hanworth man named Willis, making frantic signals. A moment later he swooped128 words
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Article68 1937-10-01 18 IS a husband who is sent to prison guilty ol deserting his wile? 'Ibis question was raised at the South Western Matrimonial Court when Mr Florence Mycroft, of Alderbrook-road Balham, s.w applied tor a separa "ii 'be ground of desertion. Mr V Voting, tor the husband, said68 words
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Article67 1937-10-01 18 Washington. A Nl ;w typ ol uper-flghter, designed n tO attack the giant "Fortress' ol bomber, was v sted at Buffalo x ork state, n is announced b] thi War Department be fighter carried a crew of live, Including two machine-gunners m thi wings The machine weighs67 words
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Article370 1937-10-01 18 Family Hacked By Father From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. WITH startling suddenness, a tragedy enacted m a house m Rata Rend. Kuala Lumpur, seven rears agt>, tree brought to life again m the First Magistrate's Court this morning, when E. C A. Dias a Eurasian, who370 words
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Article114 1937-10-01 18 "Girl Suffers, Man Goes Free" "THIS is one of those cases m which by 1 the laws of nature the girl has to suffer and by the laws of this country the man is allowed to go free." said Mr. M R. McLarty, defending Edith Carcary. 1 19. of Dundee,114 words
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Article83 1937-10-01 18 Drowned Trying To Save Minister A 06-years-old retired art master, Mr A. F Carter, of Snape. Suffolk, formerly ol Croydon, gave his life at AldeDurgh, Suffolk, In an attempt to rescue from drowning the Rev p f Bywater a Method; st n aiister of Framlingham Mr. Bywater was bathinu with83 words
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Article22 1937-10-01 18 A Bournemouth bus conductor had to leap lor life when, In a collision with a heavy lorry, his platform was ripped off22 words
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Article468 1937-10-01 19 Attractive Films For Singapore Singapon Th OAmerii un m Singapore. He Is Mr. R. Armour, pr< -ident of RKO Radio Pictures. k, Who has just arrived from Hollywood. Interviewed by a Tribune n taMr. A. etradicted the our that the Fred Astaire-Gmger team would be split up by468 words
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Article71 1937-10-01 19 Increasing Prices Of Goods &From China Our Own Correspondent I Bangkok, Sept. 29. \tyHILE some Chinese m Siam are contributing to help their fellows m the conflict, some Chinese merchants 'king to raise the price of goods >m China on the B I market by o a71 words
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Article123 1937-10-01 19 Alleged Enticement Malax Girls From Our 0 ©rfc Kuala Lumpur. Tie-day. '"AN KOI SAN. a young Chinese, who alleged to have enticed Che Amah bint! Pakv. d Che Pura bint i < two Malay girls under 16 years Of age, from Matt bin Pit. their guarproduced In the123 words
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Article65 1937-10-01 19 Countess Decides To Seek Divorce New York. THE Countess of Covadonga. second wife of the disinherited heir to King Alfonso, whom she married only eignt weeks ago. has definitely decided .to seek divorce. Her lawyer. Mr. Jose Pessino. said that attempts at reconciliation having failed, she would file65 words
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Article139 1937-10-01 19 Boy ONE theory of the death of a 12-y< Boy Scout who was found hang:d is that he was playing a rope when a thunderstorm broke, and there was an accident during a frenzy of fei The boy. William Noel Schluter. found hanging by a rope139 words
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Article203 1937-10-01 19 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report MINING. Tin at midday was 1122*4, down |4. acular drop m the price ol the metal In London bad an adverse on the price ol th on that mark i rday and w ith the sole ption "i Ampats for which there B small203 words
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Article101 1937-10-01 19 New York. ART ROONEY. the sensational racetrack gambler, won a mere 80 on a wager that Farr would last 15 round, [against Louis. Thi an anti-climax tectacular day's luck during which i he made a pro t?0.000 at the Aqu >- dve 1 ourse on Long101 words
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Article19 1937-10-01 19 Mr. Iversen. the well-known architect, and Mrs. Iversen of Ipoh, have left for Cameron Highlands for a week's holiday.19 words
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Article187 1937-10-01 19 British I n Uresis In dm la Sept 28 \CC()KDIN( ItO Gk m the League's 1 Committee. Mr. P. M. Leland H United state- deleg ernment's full support to a resolution passed by the League Assembly day condemning the bond): i on hinese m open cities.British Official Wireless - 187 words
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Article141 1937-10-01 19 Benlawers, British, 3.755 tons, from Otaru 28-9 to Penang 2-10 City Of Bagdad. British, 4,413 tons, from Saigon 28-9 to United Kingdom 2-10. Edendale, British. 1.002 tons, from Bat a via 28-9 to Java ports 1-10. Biberg, Dutch, 1.128 tons, from Tandjon? Priok 29-9 to Tandjong Pandan, Rhio141 words
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Article47 1937-10-01 20 Sighted 27 A tiles Off Falmouth Light London. Sept. 29. It is reported that the Endeavour I has been sighted 27 miles south-south-east of St. Anthony Light, Falmouth. She was making towards Eddystone Light and appeared to be on the Gosport tack. British Official Wireless.47 words
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Article89 1937-10-01 20 Dam Searched In Murder Hunt Matlock. Derbyshire. DOLICE searching lor Ronald Smedley, 1 the 25-year-old Wirksworth labourer wanted m connection with the murder of his fiancee, Jessie Ball, aged 23. of Ashover, have abandoned their combout ol the wooded hillsides around which J a cordon had been drawn for several89 words
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Miscellaneous490 1937-10-01 20 lON THE RADIO 4 BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMME Xn '2147 met) -nd •I, u -or. s:— W a.r.-R.o 08P 19.68 mm. res (15J1 wmU .^> 19.76 metres (II.M mis). Og 19 82 r.xtns (15.H MCI) and <-Ni' v».v{ ssetres 'H75 mcs). oo:, pm Bis Ben Orcht tral Musij no i).n f'"490 words
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Miscellaneous472 1937-10-01 20 U. S. A. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMMES The loiiou-n- .re H»< prlndptJ Imerican short wave trarLsmissionu. lin numbers Immediate^ after the tall letten refei t<, W\\»i yclts, and m. second easabei set asetree, TO I 145 pm Pn R» y 0 0 13.8 l M(>l:l. 0 30 NaUonal Parm and Hom< Houi472 words
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Miscellaneous589 1937-10-01 20 fl PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres 5.00 p.) Pc De v* Nl V X X h Uma i Undo Ton MJjfA" Ufi2 Soe >h Toen", M. DJiwa 'Hantjoer PUoe Neo Koe Mls panoeir, Mias o',i.n. Talk On 'Rabies" (m 6A5 pm.: Children's Programme ther.589 words
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Article615 1937-10-01 21 CO-OPERATION i THE KEY Lord Cranbornes Statement Geneva, Sept. 29. AN assurance that the British e\. Government is ready to participate with other powers concerned m a conference to arrange a settle- ment of the Far East conflict was made by Lord Cranborne atReuter - 615 words
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Article165 1937-10-01 21 Concluding Chapters Of Jungle Story Staganore Thurad ALL the mystery, intrigue and adventure r» for which Africa is famous has been embodied m "Jungle Jim" the adventure film, the concluding chapters ol which were screened at the Alhambra Theatre last night. The story deals with the exploits and165 words
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Article107 1937-10-01 21 Contributions From Christmas Island Singapore. Thursday. R^R ONG PENG HOCK has received the I following donations from Messrs. Ong Boon Tat and Co.. Christmas Island. In aid of the China Relief Fund: Kongsi. Settlement. Collected by Messrs. Ong Tong Chuan. Lee Kirn San. Lam Hong, and Tong Chee.107 words
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Article118 1937-10-01 21 Interview With Press Representatives 3u. IOAM Soong M< Ung, In an In--11 a. iven entatives, said that Russian intervention. if there were any. would be on sirnilai 1 nes to that which Great Britain the United States might take. "Internation.il protest against Japan•n." she said, "will only haveSin Chew Jit Poh - 118 words
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Article19 1937-10-01 21 London, Sept. 28 Accrington and Chester drew 0-0 m a Third Division (Northern) League game to-day. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article28 1937-10-01 21 The GWR has completed contracts for *thn-e miles of double electric track from North Acton to Greenford, part ot the £2.500.000 scheme for a tube extension to Ruislip.28 words
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Article201 1937-10-01 21 Sir Abe Bailey Offers E 1,000 London. Sept. 30. THE famous South Afr can financier, Sir Abe Bailey, writes a letter to the Times recalling the national fund which the Lord Mayor of London opened to relieve sufferers m the 1924 Tokyo earthquake and hundreds of thousandsReuter - 201 words
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Article83 1937-10-01 21 Alleged British Bombings In Tanganyika London, Sept. 28. IMMEDIATELY following Britain's renewed protest regarding air raids on civilians In China, the Japanese press gives prominence to Italian reports alleging thai- the British authorities arc conducting large-scale bombings itTanganyika "massacring the non-rcsist-Ing negroes." •There has been no bombingReuter Wireless - 83 words
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Article108 1937-10-01 21 U.S. Protest Against Air Raids Washington, Sept. 29. JAPAN has replied to the American not*? protesting against the bombing of non-combatants, but the State T> part ment Is withholding information concerning Its nature pending consideration! oi the contents. The American Red Crass has con-' tributed $100,000 to assist108 words
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Article323 1937-10-01 21 Secondßadio Talk From 8.M.8.C JUL second broadcast talk on rabies a was given lrom the Singapore Radio Station on Wednesday night at 7 20 pm The speaker dealt with the nature ol the disease m a most comprehensive manner and dog-owners, who listened W the talk must323 words
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Article91 1937-10-01 21 Considerable Aerial Activity Canton. Sept. 30. U7HTLE no Japanese planes nave visitlv ed Canton, a phone call al noon today states there has been considerable aenai activity over Whampoa this morning, when two Japanese planes, belli to be from an aircraft carrier, and dropped bombs, the ma nReuter - 91 words
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Advertisement31 1937-10-01 21 .J. I i I j \BSOLUTE SECURITY t j Moron Union j INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD i t Agent* i simf:, darby a co.. Ltd. S Singapore «fe Branch*** i l A31 words
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Article843 1937-10-01 22 PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN Singapore. I bunda) Tin penifttenl efforts <>t Sings pore Ratepayer*' AKSociatioii »<» secure greater pubUcitj i«>r public affair indled bj the Vlunlcipalits X refta led m the annual report |h« ;i <»( i.iliun s .mlivilhs fluiini; ii m „i i real Joal iaiued. 1,, the843 words
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Article106 1937-10-01 22 Chiang Pra.se> Chinese Gallantry 1 .Sh. Tin-; X I m Sham lial < th J when they fought until over I.ooo *Pf*f* lit-Oi -'l"h and :,,,,,lhl■j cnlan hek Immediatei to th. provincial forces, and medals should with the Mo ords lir of the nnrth Japan. ;e delNanyang Siang Pau - 106 words
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Article41 1937-10-01 22 British Representations To Japan London. Sept 28. WHEN Sir Roberl Craigie renewed his representation to Tokyo yesterday re- uding the more recent bombings, he drew p' clal attention to the bombing 0 the (Mitral Hospital m Nankinii Reuter WirelessReuter Wireless - 41 words
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Article28 1937-10-01 22 Competitor I m the Manx Grand Prix motor cycle race i on Isle of Man T.T ■our numbered 139, nine more than the previous n cord In 198428 words
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Article165 1937-10-01 22 Promotion Of Communal mmm renorl of the Committee on ernment^ hlk n,.; -sed reception Ol to encourage an J i the Empire Bervices of tin mm*. Broadcasting CorporaUon. The report discusses the advan and poSbilities of wireless broadc •md he systems ol re-diffusion bj Z to varyingBritish Official Wireless - 165 words
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Article113 1937-10-01 22 Agreement Reached In Paris London. Sept. 30. A FURTHER meeting of the naval ex- perls ol Britain. France and Italy is being held m Paris to-day. at which an agreement with regard to the anti-piracy patrol m the Mediterranean was arrived at. The terms ol the agreement are not113 words
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Article47 1937-10-01 22 London. Sept. 29 rIE Air Ministry has sanctioned the Gloster Aircraft Company to ac•ept a Chinese order for a batch of the latest Gladiator type tighter-planes Itiwle Beaters, capable of 250 miles an I hour. 'Hip nlane.s will no shipped to Chini. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article136 1937-10-01 22 (Continued from page l) A Sydney message says the Labour Council governing the body of tn unions In New South Wales has or< a boycott of Japanese goods callin all Unionists to prevent Imports and exto and from Japan. It is also urged that the British T.TJ.C. ShouldReuter - 136 words
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Article401 1937-10-01 22 Chirm And Outer rHE Central Government neither denies nor confirms the report that contingents of Sino-Russian fore red on the Manchukuo border. This report leads to the belie 1 tnat Chinese troops must have crossed to Manchukuo by way of Outer MonBut under treaty obligations, noNanyang Siang Pau; Sin Chew Jit Poh - 401 words
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Article43 1937-10-01 22 General Explains To London London, Sep' 28 r ™E Ch national unity camp explained by Gen. Yang Hu rived m London from l rai at tioß imnatio uie.r •> r China which the flees, China to brine i tions economic, no] ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article474 1937-10-01 23 Vial Noor Chowdhry Prom v unl Singanore, Thursday PLAYING on their own ground the p..st Office Sports Club defeated the R.A.M.C. b\ Aye goals to one m a last game of hockey to-day. Responsible lor four of the five goals cored by his side. Mat Noor474 words
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Article112 1937-10-01 23 Results and ties m the tennis tournament at the SRC. are as follows: Championship Doubles Handicap: J S. de Bouza C. A. Norris (—3' beat A M. Valberg A. M. Jansen (—3) w.o. Mixed Doubles Handicap: (semi-final): M. A. Cordeiro Mrs. L. M. Pennefather 153) beat112 words
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Article27 1937-10-01 23 Flight Lieutenant V. C. F. Streatfield A. P., and Mr. W. C. Mitchell, of Nairobi, escaped with slight Injuries when their 'plane crashed and caught near Nairobi.27 words
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Article, Illustration15 1937-10-01 23 An Incident from yesterday's hockey match, R.A.M.C. and Post Office, which the Postals won. TribuneTribune - 15 words
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Article281 1937-10-01 23 Inniskillings Beat Fort Canning Shiga' ore. Thursday. C" COMPANY of the Royal Inniskil- lings Fusiliers, playing at Tanglin'. this afternoon, defeated Fort Canning by two goals to one. Play was fairly even until tne fifteenth minute when McFarland, C Company's right half, gave a neat pass to281 words
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Article21 1937-10-01 23 For the benefit of the 5.000 hop pickers an information buraeu has been erected m the Paddock Wood hop gardens, Kent21 words
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Article195 1937-10-01 23 Yesterday's Results And Ties l Singapore. Thursday. TO-DAY'S ties In the tennis tournament at the V.M.C.A resulted as follows: Men's Singles "B" (semi-final): Chmi Yew Cheng 3» beat K. L. Eu I 15 6_l, 6—l. Men's Doubles: J. T. N. Handy and K. M R Menon I I195 words
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72 1937-10-01 23 London. Sept. 30. THE finance minister, M. Bonnet, had a long talk this morning with a number of financial experts and it is believed the conference was devoted to examination of any means of securing healthier conditions m the exchange market. Greatest secrecy Is observedReuter - 72 words
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Article229 1937-10-01 23 22nd Heavy Battery Beaten \i Cltangt Singapore Ii A (IRANI) display ol la I and Cll hockey was given by a team representing the Punjab Regiment, when playing against the 22nd Heavy Battery angl this afternoon The game relUlted m a win of thret to two229 words
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Article102 1937-10-01 23 Yesterday's Tennis Tournament Results YESTERDAY'S results In the Israehgh! Tennis tournament are as follows. Open Singles Championship: E. Simon beat S. Marshall (j 0. o 3; C. Simon beat J. Soloman 8 6, S— o; A. Manasseh beat I. Sayers 7—5, 7 5. Singles Handicap: J Soloman beat R102 words
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Article183 1937-10-01 23 Ceylon S.C hockey teams have been selected as follows: vs St. Joseph's Institution to-day at St. Joseph's: Kunaratnam. C T ie nam. D. K. Samy; A Thevathasan, K. Thillainathan. Ranatunga, Arumugam, M. Pereira. T E X Retnam, X Kandasamy, a Joseph. vs Gordon Highlanders on Monday at183 words
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Article171 1937-10-01 24 RI GB\ VI( TOR} VI TANGLIN Fori arming Beaten i Is ru match played at Ta lin thi i nil „m" on.. ited I b 3 i „l two i io ml li v... i and keen game mi uhM h the Buperloritj <-i171 words
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Article270 1937-10-01 24 S.C.C Meet Midds To-Day Tin second round Singapore Cap 1,,- between the 8.1 < ••"<• the Mi.i.Hesr*. Regiment will i><- played .it the Anson Road Stadium tins ti lernoon. m the Brut round, the Vlldda beat the Royal Engineer!, and the < rk kel (luh beat tin- Publishers <• aftei270 words
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Article81 1937-10-01 24 Si. Andrew's Beat Riff Raffs IN !I n hour arrived the ihi i by five point to nil imption, the Rln-Rans d effort to dra an d i) D'< otts con !i 'ailed to convei I it Toward the end ol the game, a nalty kick was awarded81 words
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Article154 1937-10-01 24 Modern Competition Too Intense London, Sept 30. Tiff-: Morning Post announces that a.s lrom October 1, the Morning Post will be amalgamated with the Daily i elegraph In the ftnal leading article the journal recalls the hi tory ol the Morning Post, Which was founded m 1770 and154 words
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Article116 1937-10-01 24 Tripartite Discussion London Sept. 30. THERE is a growing recognition In Bri--1 tain oi the Importance attached both I m London and Paris to the proposal lor a tripartite discussion on Spam which will be contained In th.- Joint FrancoBritli h note to be presented later this week toReuter - 116 words
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Article, Illustration267 1937-10-01 24 Weights For Final Day Of Selangor illKKiilTS for to-morrow, the third and lV Last day of the Selangor Turf Club's \utumn professional race meeting, are is follows: HORSES, CLASS 3, DIV. A— 9 furs Clin 7 11 Wot HORSES CLASS 3, DIV.267 words
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