Morning Tribune, 30 October 1937
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Title Section13 1937-10-30 25 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 2.— No. 282. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, October 30, 1937.' FIVE CENTS.13 words
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1128 1937-10-30 25 THREE MORE BRITISHERS KILLED IN SHANGHAI WAR SETTLEMENT IS m J_J /M m m M TWO OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED Shanghai, Get 29. pRIVATE J. OToole and two other men oi the Royal Ulster Rifles were killed with several Chines' 1 when projectiles fell withm the western defence sector m aReuter - 1,128 words
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Article, Illustration35 1937-10-30 25 I nout to trash m flames m the countryid». Shanghai and Hangehow after having been hoi by the Chinese. The plant' is emitting: a trail of dense smoke a its nc.irs the ground. Planet NewsPlanet News - 35 words
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Article189 1937-10-30 25 Japanese Lan tic lies Turned Buck Shanghai, Oct. 29. N'G Chines.' junks from a barunder Cheklang Road bridge ulitary chiefs this afternoon Japanese naval launches ..mine up the section of Creek which cuts through the leved the Japanese intended the activities of the doomed from the CreekReuter - 189 words
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99 1937-10-30 25 Germany Declines To Join Brussels Powers Berlin, Oct. 2!». GERMANI has declined the invitation to join the Brussels Conference on the Sino-Japanese nituation. The German reply states that as the conference is called under Article Seven of the Nine-Power Treaty and the application of this article will be the subjectReuter - 99 words
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Article34 1937-10-30 25 Nine Days From San Francisco rREATLV cord for quick U v» port. 3,00 toxin at the U\ Francisco to-day, taking the joun Thf th« The consignment w the Clipper wa plane ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article285 1937-10-30 25 London Ocf THE non-intervention Bub-committee meets to (i;i to resume considers tion oi the draft resolution setting out the committee's programme «>i woi execution oi the British plan for spun All the power, repn ented. with the exception ol Soviet Russia, have provi. lona.ll) a ent<British Offcial wireles - 285 words
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Advertisement39 1937-10-30 25 I KLIM now enables you to I vcjur children ruitt -^^s=-*w no matter where yo- I c I J G, 'LIM MIXI it I u;S i, pint I L toft to i J tamination. Disntmrroßf W'YVTj lIIIO.S. A iO.39 words
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Article2120 1937-10-30 26 CIVIC CENTRE IS REJECTED Commissioners Long Debate HlßjMWfl, Iririuv IN brinijinK UM subject ti tin- van Kle«f iMjqurst up for di.MUssioii at to -d.iv's aieetini of the Mankipal Commissioners Mr Bartley. the ■Meat, explains! that the application of thr ICflMf was subject to ecvtail stipulations, namely,2,120 words
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Article191 1937-10-30 26 Nine Charges Against JIU KM Singapore. Friday. PLEADING guilty to nine charges of Importing cotton singlets to which i counterfeit trade mark had been ap Low Sia Nam was this morning fined altogether $1,280 or 16 months' and three weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr fi a Forrer, District191 words
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Article96 1937-10-30 26 Leaves For America Pans. Oct Tin-. Duke mi Duchess «>i Windsor we Uinc to New York m the Bremen on Nov (> Speaking at an Informal luncheon oi the Anglo-American Press Association the Duke said he wished to make 1 1 clear he went as an Independent96 words
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Article44 1937-10-30 26 Narrow Escape For Mr. Rex Story From our Own Correspondent* Bangkok, Oet 29 Till Ular papen report that Mr. Rex story, manager of the Hollywood X- ithing m t! tuthern Biam, when h< bitten by i hark and hud to receiv*44 words
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241 1937-10-30 26 London Oct. '2.U THE ttttt I ol the Chinese retreat at Shanghai have been widely canvassed from military observers, who OTimend the skill and orderliof the retreat Although chary Ol prophesying, they are inclined to think that the new Chinese line may prove moreReuter - 241 words
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Article190 1937-10-30 26 A Splendid British Ml usica ONE ol the best musical shows seen for a long time is -Glamorous Night," the British production which opened at tiie Pavilion last night. It is the screen version of Ivor Novel lo's Drury Lane success, and is m all respects most satisfying190 words
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Article254 1937-10-30 26 Commander Impressed Singapore, Friday. THE Hying boat Batyma arrived beie shortly after 11 o'COlck this moiiinii its survey flight. It was first ted iv.st before 11 o'clock coming from the direction of Johore. and after making two circuits round the '^ivil Airport, made a perfect landing off the254 words
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Article603 1937-10-30 26 Chief Justice Gives Singapore, Friday. A PRIVATE individual wishing to dispose of a radio set cannot give the intending purchaser the set on trial, for if he does, the other party will have to take out a licence for the sot while it m his possession603 words
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Article49 1937-10-30 26 Singapore, Frid Tan Sam Peck, a Hokien. c 1 trial this morning m the Second Court when charged with dep dead body of a child on Ort 1 public place at Reformatory R The Magistrate fixed the ca I turn on Nov. 5. bail m the sum beinu allowed.49 words
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Advertisement66 1937-10-30 26 [Asthma Cause Killed m 24 Hours I get rid of 1.1 l il.l*- HIM-1I and wl by kllllnjc m t li.- blood. i no moi !i\ M, n<l "i iniiiut. v. Ill— 1 purli in- iiioc.d ihkl t ten Ini it. ih 1.11 .11 Ull liv li' it 1 166 words
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Article440 1937-10-30 27 MAGIC CIRCLE SCHEME 'ilious Of The D\ i IILS of the scheme under which scholarships are to be (I to Malayan scholars as )r) ,p <-d by the Malayan Magic are gazetted this week. The uve a sum of $2,000 for the h merit of a fund,440 words
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Article336 1937-10-30 27 Three Applicants Obtain Their Discharge Singapore. Prid THAT In ked by his employ* obtain his discharge b< tore he would be eligible for a higher position ci "bigger salary and 'Move i bility which was vacant, was the r< put forward by Mr. Kwek Kiam Seng, at present336 words
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Article211 1937-10-30 27 78-Year-Old Bankrupt Obtains Discharge Singapore Friday. FORMERLY tlie owner ol pracically the I High Street, and 01 the m ;st promineni residents of SingaSeah. a 78-year-old Chinese merchant, at one time th< i gutta percha bu I granted his discharge from bankrupt bj Mr Justice Howes to-day, subweek's211 words
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Article15 1937-10-30 27 Southamptoi I tf) t f'on- ill that she will arrive to |'|-nm niinn twl ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article165 1937-10-30 27 CRAVES IN BATU CAVES European Planters From O\ Kuala Lumpur. < tet Axtraordinai 1 1 by a Europi an thai he found a number ol dead bodies m a cave near the we'l-k Batu Caves In Kuala Lumpur caused considerable excitemeni here this morning. A police party under Mr lakeman,165 words
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Article75 1937-10-30 27 No Interference By Japanese don, O( J UNDERSTAND there has been n where the Japanese mill tar authorities have censored or delayei I correspondence between His Majesty Government and His Majesty's repre sentatives m (Mima." stated i ord < borne (Foreign (Jnder-Secretary) In th< House >) Commons to-day.75 words
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Advertisement191 1937-10-30 27 Eft 7 B^^^l Kit SlMkrln SILVIKRIN PRODUCTS. Pure Silvikrin HLi Ponic Lotion Concentrated Liquid Shampoo powder shampoo Solidified BrUllantine Siiviiix ii m- Cream Bwe< i Oil oi Almond MADE IN ENGLAND. Sole I): itributon KAHAIMIN PKNIIAS, Singapore. MtJAR NAN fANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express 'Service timrs daily. 1. lI M CHEJV191 words
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Article52 1937-10-30 28 > PALM OIL (Malaya) h W anbulk NOV.IDC blpl COPRA (Strait* VMS.) Nov Shipment. £15.2.6 Buj SAGO I LOUR (Sarawak) OctlNov. shipment. »H Unchanged TAPIOCA (1st quality) S (Singapore) Oct. Shipment PKPPKK (FAQ.) 13 lt Sellers White Muntok Oct. Dec. shipment. 2 Valm k Lamponi OctUDec shipment GAMBIER (Good Mark)52 words
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Article34 1937-10-30 28 Imperial Chemical Industries 36 36 9 Imperial Tobacco 152 6 153 9 Canadian Pacific B^4 8' 2 Rubber Plan Trust 30 I 30 9 Kaffirs (West Witswatcrsand) 143 9^ 140- -_3i34 words
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Article52 1937-10-30 28 IT. on Paris (dosing middle rate) n ™Wd T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) BM PIB TT on Shanghai (doling selling rate) 2% {jnchanled TT on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 3I 16 gSchSSgld TT on Japan (closing selling rate) 12 ***** TT on Nt-w York (closing selling rate)52 words
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Article194 1937-10-30 28 Singapore. Friday. Tin Locally at midday up $1 50. Rubber locally closing with buyers 24 7 8 Jan. Mar .Mining. Sterling Tin shares slightly marked up m prices on the London Stock Exchange and locally all tin shares are more or less unchanged. Southern Kintas $7.60—194 words
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Article28 1937-10-30 28 Paris, Oct VI TRANCE has sent a strong protf Valencia and Salamanca, asking both Governments for guarantees for tne safety of French shins and Air aircraft.- Reuter WirelessReuter Wireless - 28 words
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Article24 1937-10-30 28 London, Oct. 29. <«OLD Previous To-day Change Fine Bar per o». n £7-0-6» 2 ell \J M Is r^onttn' fon»ur4. 197 Wh24 words
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Article58 1937-10-30 28 Rome. Oct. 26 A complete deadlock Is expected here H a remit of to-day's non-interven t ion meeting. It la considered Italy and Russia will refuse to move from their positions of last Friday Italy now .stands lor the whole British plan of July, at which unexpected58 words
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Article205 1937-10-30 28 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Singapore. Friday. MINING. Tin at midday was SlO4 1 up SI 50. There was a much better tone on the London Stock Exchange yesterday and interest broadened considerably although the turnover was not very large London sent buying orders for Southern Kintas. Petalings, Pahangs, Ampats.205 words
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Article15 1937-10-30 28 TIN Standard Previous To-day Change Spot (afternoon closing price) g}}V< Forward £212 aU15 words
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Article52 1937-10-30 28 Berlin, cx-t 2«» The occupation <>i Minorca by General Franco L& predicted by Deutsche Allgem elne Zeitung, which wnt. By what rteht can Prance prevent Minorca from becoming nationafisi Port Mahun is lust much part of Spain as Gijon. and ultimately It tate will be same as52 words
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Advertisement66 1937-10-30 28 I IITHE YOKOHAMA f fHfl SPECIE BANK) LTD I 'Established m 1880). 1 1 Capital Subscribed (Fully \4|l paid up* V 100,000,001 m m »•■'■>« 4.' rVr i"Ond V 134.400.000.01 Hill I 1!SII .NS.IUNCK OOHPAMT. LTD. YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH Is Y»Ur MEYER CHAMBERS. MOIOII TAR Manager T. yamamotc luily insured.66 words
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Advertisement5 1937-10-30 28 SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. '±T»r,lo?A?=5 words
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Article759 1937-10-30 29 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore, Oct. 29, 5 p.m. Buyers Sellers 46 5 Kumbang 30- 316 Malay 50]- 55 -nom. Weng 0.97 l.oi m Tin 23,6 24 6xd Balll Srlangor 1.72 1.76 Malay 29|6 30 6 Chenderlang 20,9 21 9 Tin 0.40 0.44 cd !'att 114 1.18 Kong759 words
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Article190 1937-10-30 29 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Friday Buyers Sellers Amnat 49 &\M Batu Selangor J-J3 i-'jj Hongkong Tin 30- JiJ noun, r <tv,i. ql X" Tan hit Zo 41 KamunUn. Tin 1019 11 tod Katu J3- 24 Kuchai \f \U I a rut I* 1 A^ Un"iu 21)0 2^lo London Tin «j-190 words
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Article54 1937-10-30 29 Singapore, Friday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore have received cabled news from Manila eivini? the following prices: Last Sale Price Previous To-day P«Antamok 0.52 052 Ben^uct Consolidated 980 9.80 Consolidated Mines 0.017 (M) 18 I XL. 0 55 0 57 San Mauricio 0.52 05654 words
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Article140 1937-10-30 29 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY PENANG MUNICIPAL 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. SO 102 104 norn «Va% 1907 red. 1947 $1,500,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 110 norn 1 2% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 113 115 norn 1913 red. 1953 $2,000,000140 words
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Advertisement262 1937-10-30 29 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Honing, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers m Securities and CommoditUs. Daily Foreign Market Cables and Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE262 words
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Miscellaneous108 1937-10-30 29 Passengers By The Merkur The following passengers from Sydney arrived at Singapore by the Merkur Mr and Mrs. R. C. Humphreys, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Gibson, Mrs. O. R. and Miss B. Nel. Mr L. M. Browne. Mr. and Mrs E. J. McMahon. Dr. and Mrs. K. N. Steele.108 words
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Article157 1937-10-30 30 "Love Beyond Human Understanding" London I WISH to bear witness to the love and gratitude which I owt her She practically ruined her health m nursing me m 1914 I shall die loving ncr with a love almost, I think, passing human understanding." These words,157 words
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Advertisement219 1937-10-30 30 t%itu All SIC I*l Elill/llilllJ .r/rjw V'/W* i^BjM^l I >i II V^J II I A A A J^ V I I 4 Cl All/ Irr OTTO KRUGER i.s avm; s///:i.v j^P VICTOR JORY is dicimor wL^^'^m P Never before such e<!n,'eous (lirls. Such spectacle Filmed m PERFECT NFU Technicolour!! Sir219 words
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Advertisement143 1937-10-30 30 r^_ rlJl I 4 Shows TO-DAY > SBBR h^k Ih\ httntl on ihr i jK uorlii-fntnou* book by i P^SScBBI PHa K^ '^J Vp ilirectrd hr ■BfIHWI v y a^aitiHl man. nuin a^ajn^i >♦"" l>ll>lltl TALKIE (T^J P^T) T 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P.M. JOHN BOLES m 1 M ROSE143 words
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Article206 1937-10-30 31 mriiiii" Invited To I n to Britain to align heri the '•Rome-Berlin axis" is W a despatch telephoned by a from Munich to his news- Giornale d'ltalia. The Rome-Berlin axis is not a bloc," I Gayda. "It is only a deter- rity. lidarity is not closed to any206 words
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Advertisement91 1937-10-30 31 Excellent Entertainment ALHAMBrII Jcbangkl j I i Again truth proves stranger, more thrilling, than fiction! with lew Ayres Ruth Colemon Eugene Poliette Benny Baker 1 i and S COLIN TAPLEY i A Paramount Picture NEW WOULD S I \|[\ltl I j To-Day XON-STOP TEA DANCE j FROM 6 P.M. UNTIL91 words
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Advertisement169 1937-10-30 31 NEVER HAS A PICTURE CAUSED SUCH A TERRIFIC SENSATION AS "PARNELL" TRAFFIC JAMMED IN LEICESTER SQ FOR OVER TWO HOURS 4/./ v /V/ 67/7 QI/£I/8 O/V ///WI«HI)' HOLLYWOOD'S LARGEST THEATRE SOU) OUT FOR THREE WEEKS IN ADVANCE! Ifti Motion Picture Hit of Years METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER FILM WITH CLA II X I.169 words
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Article2083 1937-10-30 32 Future I ncertam, wys Singapore, I ml 4 1)1 IMON that Mini Of 915 MM A 1,,- ttmn fei red i«» the general rownrc <>i the rompan) was nadc lt ||m tw"iil\ Myth onlinarv general meeting «»i United Engineers. Ltd. hrid at the registered2,083 words
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Article, Illustration81 1937-10-30 32 UH.omhml »J the band Df the linyal Welch f°^£ e i*L2 I „ited stahs Marines (known far and wide as Leathernecks > arnve« at -I u.-hu on the vs. -haumont" and the cruiser "Marblehead Khich JccSmpanifS the rtemmer. The Marines mert \SS i JSSSSSi mint ol the foreifn troops lUtionedPlanet News - 81 words
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Article272 1937-10-30 33 Dissensions Within The Organization New Delhi. JPREHENSIVE review of the proA blems facing the Boy Scout movein this country is made by Lord igow m a letter to all the provinc j a l < rovernon In their capacities as Scouts particularly, with regard dissensions within the272 words
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Article34 1937-10-30 33 m £u eath h occurred m Germany of Mr Thomas Groves, the former wellknown engineer, who supervised the construction of the Federal Building m Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Groves once acted as state Engineer. Perak.34 words
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Article37 1937-10-30 33 hr?»Ji tdl f ies a >' s meeting oi the Taiping of the Incorporated Society of Mr. M J. Kennaway. of Escot Tanjong Malim. gave an address and tapping methods now In and possibilities of change m the37 words
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Article474 1937-10-30 33 Wili Young People Be Outnumbered? THE tact that the aged population m Sheffield has increased greatly m recent years provokes the reflection that, if the tendency continues, there will be more old person than young ones m the city. For some years, there has been a downward curve474 words
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Advertisement18 1937-10-30 33 ANCHOR JJ II II 11^^ y\ Ck w Brewed and buttled m pore by the DARBY CO., LTD.18 words
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Advertisement286 1937-10-30 33 TRADE BARGAINS FOR SALE 1936 MODEL REFRIGERATORS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS 3 /2 Cubic Feet $210.00 4 240.00 5 280.00 Before you buy any refrigerator by sure to see our 1937 models with 5-year guaranteed sealed units. LEE FLETCHER 102-106, Orchard Road, SINGAPORE BARGAINS! Read this page or Special Trade286 words
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Advertisement313 1937-10-30 33 MOTORS FOR SALE GUARANTEED USED CAKK A ■select i,, M of 70—80 excellent Used Cars alwaj available In stork. We ran recomihend the following .-is real bargains which are hacked by our guarantee ami lice i i vice: Model -Ford Saloon 10 HP Puce $1,025; 1935 Model Flat Ardita Saloon313 words
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330 1937-10-30 34 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Sat. Oct. 30, 1937. MUST CHINA STAND ALONE? AN all sides there is the most en thusiastie praise of the gallant light which the Chinese are making against the Japanese invaders m China. In the Shanghai area m particular, the Chinese troops have gained glory by the330 words
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Article916 1937-10-30 34 1-. merchant* In Selangor aw deeply concern( ;i :(i th<l local purcha ing martel has taken during the Last fern blame certain statements which hi *ared In ©me ol the Singapore nw papers m a letter to us. iai prominent Indian Indian merchants of Merchant! Kuala Lumpur have916 words
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Article, Illustration76 1937-10-30 34 Ilhe annual one-make Ford Motor Show, a kind of opposition to the Annual Motor Show, was held at the Ro\.il Albert Hall. London. More than 50 vehu-les were on view, all the products of the Ford factory, not only cars, being displayed. Photo shows the Karl of Granard, his Majesty'sPlanet News - 76 words
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Article35 1937-10-30 34 Mr. Edward John Shrubshall. of the Malayan Forest Service, was married at St. Michael's Church. Colehill. V morne. Hants, on Oct. 16 to Miss Barbara Willcox. daughter of Mr. and R. Willcox. of Colehill.35 words
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Article337 1937-10-30 35 INTERNA TIONAL CREMA TION WORK LORD HORDER'S VIEWS Difficulty Of Finding Sites For Cemeteries London TIM. formation of an International < remati^n Federation "for the purpose of spreading knowledge of the superiority m economic, aesthetic ;»nd other respects of cremation over the traditional forms of burial" v.iv welcomed as an337 words
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Article146 1937-10-30 35 Tourists Rush To Sit In Her Bath New V.. DLUMbers stared at the scratched, discoloured surface of a bath In :< house In Biddle-street, Baltimore. The house was the childhood home ol the Duchess of Windsor, and the scratches are the work ol tourists who oonslde]146 words
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Article121 1937-10-30 35 Views Of Well-Known Doctor THE use of tinned food by housewives defended by the deputy Medical of Health for Fife, m his annual P°rt on the Western Division of the i food has been soundly rated lam and others, who maintain ire becoming a tinned nation, r all121 words
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Article, Illustration46 1937-10-30 35 Mr C H. <=ok. itte X n s tin. n r from Srtnclnnirhain. was one oi the iudees at the show of flowers m season, fruit and vegetables at Kwai Horticultural Hall, Westminster. London. Ph«t« Mr. Cook, tadffini apples and pears at the Show. Planet NewsPlanet News - 46 words
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Article26 1937-10-30 35 '>r F. V. Jacques has arrived In ban from home leave as State and Health Officer, m place of r J H. Bowyer. who has proceeded26 words
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Article269 1937-10-30 35 £30,000 FOR OLD FRIEND Famous TheatrePumeer's Bequests AFTER bequests to friends amounting to more than £20,000. Miss Annie Elizabeth Fredericka Horniman. of Mon-taeue-mansions. Portman-square, w., a pioneer of the repertory theatre movement left the residue of her property about £30,000-to Mr. Clement Oswald Skilbeck, an artist and ecclesiastical decoration expert,269 words
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Article185 1937-10-30 35 Scheme For Refresher Courses AN official of the British Medical Association replied to a strong promade by the Glamorgan Insurance Committee against the proposal of the Minister of Health to apply the unclaimed proceeds of National Health Insurance stamp sales for the purpose of paying for185 words
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Advertisement83 1937-10-30 35 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD I Ofcto/nnb/e of a/t Chmntuu 9*4 j W^BS*k m SPECIAL DINNER For the opriiinj; of OF ZENDA" on TUESDAY NOV. 2nd. DINNER MENU $1.75 cts Ilors d'oetme Varies Clear Turtle Soup I illtt of Bdangill a la Francaise Grilled Lamb Cutlet Iced Asparagus Peach Melba Coffee83 words
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Article, Illustration139 1937-10-30 36 TORPEDO BOAT IN MINIATURE v uclrss etlfineei If. i: Castel, lias huilt torpedo boat model* which is an exact copy of the torpedo boat "Terrible." operated on command distance h\ a short wave radio coniroi. France-Presse M sti)\.i(linovi(ch, president of thr Vuuosl:ivi:ui Council, signing (lie I naty of Friendship, withFrance-Presse; Planet News - 139 words
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MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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Title Section14 1937-10-30 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement No. 18. October 30, 1937. EDITED BY "HERMES" Kvcrv Saturday.14 words
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Article1134 1937-10-30 1 SEVERE TEST TOR not well with the Singapore State rugby side, it seems. Apart from the fl fortune of injuries to star backs, which is preventing the selectors from the strongest possible combination at present, there are d fficul ie T :ing the pack which are1,134 words
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Article, Illustration62 1937-10-30 1 Line out scramble m yesterday's match on the padang, when the S.( defeated the Blakan Mati Gunners by live points fa goal) to three (a try). The Gunners scored m the iirsl half, and m thai period were slightly superior, hut a grand second half rally saw the club score62 words
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Article114 1937-10-30 1 TEAMS FOR TO-DAY'S MATCH FOLLOWING are the teams for to--1 day's state match, Singapore Neun and Malacca, on the SCC padang: Negri Malacca:— J. R. Angus; G Pinto, D. T. P. Crawford. K. A G Hague and 11. R. MacGilchrist; R* Smith and D. L. Downie; Harding D Gray, I.114 words
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Article39 1937-10-30 1 Plans For Changing St. Andrew's Two famous Bc< kr Nairne ait Sandeman M i* and Sir Ghiy Campbell, have put forward detailed plan, for making 81 Andrews the long and most difficult ROl! CO :u Die world39 words
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Advertisement28 1937-10-30 1 ELSEWHERE To-Day's Supplement Pa_. sport I Olympics venue «ak rugby 3 tennis Stares I and B fby referees at sea I Penang notes 7 ,l "l topics 828 words
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Advertisement41 1937-10-30 1 I GREAT ANNUAL OFFERS j I NOW ON. i /7"X '/m' ff/G SAVING OPPORTUNITY 77/17' />/MH.S 77//; (ROW I). BE AMONG THEM f :<kv full advantage 1 whilst the Offers Last. j t.SAX SIM.III A <O. i t, Batt«rj Koad. Slnwptw41 words
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Article2369 1937-10-30 2 Good Victories In Matches Mil m I fit l SPORTS irmy rugger unit* have been Dlaylng their matches under handicap this week. owing to the absence of star players with the representative touring -side m Siam but although In some cases the deficiencies may have2,369 words
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Article, Illustration8 1937-10-30 2 Fusilier Campbell, bantam weight champion of the Inniskillinss.8 words
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Article119 1937-10-30 2 Australia's Ambitious Plan UARRY Sunderland, manager of 11 Australian Rugby League team. touring the North of England, is di< Ing with a scheme that must be Tibed as about as ambitious as < be. At the end of the Australian's gramme In Britain, the team 40 to France119 words
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Article159 1937-10-30 3 New Class Of Heavy Boxers? TWEEN CRUISER AND HEAVY T National Boxing Association of rica has suggested a new divitween the cruisers and heavies. rhev propose that the range should be 12«t 71b.— the top weight of the r lass to 13st. 31b. By this it is hoped to prevent159 words
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Article95 1937-10-30 3 Ranked No. 10 In A Team Match HENRY COTTON, the Open champion, ed number 10 m a team golf played at Ashridge recently. occupied that humble position when ion Michael Strutfs team had its nal match with the 19th Club. Both sides bristled with the leading amateur players,95 words
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Article101 1937-10-30 3 Remarkable Golf By W. J. Cox UJ J COX, the Ryder Cup player, had i remarkable round of 59 on his course. Wimbledon park, the stancratcb score for which is 70. All 1 .ere holed. he homeward half he took only 10 his first one going m101 words
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Article204 1937-10-30 3 Story Of The Series In New Book RACING for the America's Cup," oy Lieut-Commander P. K. Kemp. R.N. (Hutchtason 12s. 6d.) is a well written and instructive account of the efforts that have been made to recapture the greatest yachting trophy m the world. The book deals with204 words
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Article34 1937-10-30 3 AT the close of the League match between Hull Kingston Rovers and Ca.stleford at Hull a crowd of 8.000 invaded the pitch and the referee, Mr. J Devine. was surrounded by a hosti!e mob34 words
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272 1937-10-30 3 at ions were made during th« cason to the laws of the Rll3 1 ue ga»mo. and altogether the ."."r tings were even more nega* usual League clubs are very con- but it certainly appears taat. long, circumstances will compel tic changes. have been272 words
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Article153 1937-10-30 3 Growing Conviction In h 1 IYC\T\P IuUiUUC 1 THERE is a growing conviction m Europe that the 1940 Olympic Games will not be housed m Tokyo. Those who hold this view maintain that the "hoice must devolve upon either Finland or London, if Japan does not153 words
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410 1937-10-30 3 French Rugby Men Want Matches With U.K. TRITICISM of the refusal of the foui British rugby unions to begin matchea with France once more, after I break of six year, is continued In ar. article by Marcel ORer m the "Aut: B Paris paper. He refers to diplomatic efforts fo410 words
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Article214 1937-10-30 3 A GLOUCESTER PI V COUNTY cricket clubs arc being "lobbied" to support ;i proposal that. «n future, the clubs who provide th" player-, for England m Test matches should receive special compensation from the M.C.C. Gloucestershire are the originators of the scheme, but it has214 words
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Article176 1937-10-30 3 American Plan Rouses Interest Thk Announcement ol .1 world 'open' lawn tennis tournament In which amateurs and professionals would com pete which is to be held at While Sill phur Springs, West Virginia, I 1 8 A hai caused a lot ol diSCUSSIon m tennU circles here176 words
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Article190 1937-10-30 3 L.T.A. May Permit Tin- i fennJ oclation ma consult vciv ihortly with the play< on the amateur ni p witn sard to the Question "i the payir urnament expen At present our rules do not permit ol exp< .■••t it is constantly reported that certain i ho attend190 words
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Article, Illustration229 1937-10-30 4 THE MATCH WINNER NNISKILLING BOXING CHAMPIONS <;. l>. A. l-uruloii. who lias scored at least one try m rvi'ry match \tv has played m so far, looks prrtui tx-d m (his at -lion picture! HtXIWM P«r« beatCß by Public Services Hankers m Ihis week's tournament match. Picture shows etceteras forwards229 words
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Advertisement43 1937-10-30 4 iSf^ sSI bicycle mnft, THE MACHINE THAT HAS A Ml^% STOOD ALL TESTS AND IS lk^ CUARANTEED FOR EVER! iljwf^A From $49 50 Each i i v^^^^^^r ir.Klrla .IKHAMir.I* Sole Atfentu j lIOIII\SO.\ to. Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. -i^ *i^ W JC V43 words
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Advertisement39 1937-10-30 5 M^M \«ent> tl^J HI" HIKI f^^^ 1 IKUIKs i <: *&9 mk Mi! XNSI xki>kn i> i m i Fruits, Nuts ll.inl Centres imciMsiimi You 1///W s\Mr li WILLARD'S T T "mm MARAS4 IMN<» < m i;i;ii S m r»«»\»'N unlv39 words
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Article317 1937-10-30 6 Perak Selangor Meet To- Day E MATCH FULL 0/ r| DAY Per.ik will play the third Inter-State match of the teason In [OOh whin their opponents will be Bf The encounter between these twe Stab "ii ids; considerable Interest cially m view of Belanj lendld Penang it Kuala Lumpur on317 words
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229 1937-10-30 6 RUGBY UNION WANTS TO STOP DRIFT OF PLAYERS TO THE LEAGUE mm Kuf.by Union rtc determined to prevent the accepting triaV by 1 Rugby Union player* with Rugbj League clubs More and more the pro- lonal cli refusing to trust the Judgmeni of local agent I they Insist i who229 words
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Article86 1937-10-30 6 New President For Cambridge FOR the first time for many years then Was a .second nomination for th' Cambridge boa' prei Idency at th» tninal meeting held at Cambridge. The name of T. B. Langton <Radle\ and Jesus) had been submitted by the retiring president, M. P Lonnon86 words
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Article85 1937-10-30 6 Oxford's Hopes For Half And Centre AXFORD rugger Is expecting much of a Cape Town University stand-off half named Tucker, who may prove to be the much-needed player His Cape reputation has preceded him, and it is a pretty good one. Another South African recruit. Richard luvt. who85 words
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Article196 1937-10-30 6 Rugger Referees Are Baffled NEW RULES ARENT UNDERSTOOD DECENTLY is was stated that only 10 11 candidates out of 68 passed the Welsh Rugby Union's referees examination. The aspirants were baffled by the complex new rules. It is difficult to see what the game is coming to if only one196 words
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Article158 1937-10-30 6 Change In Law Of THE new ice hockey penalty Introduced 1 for the London Cup competition. whereby a free .shot was given the fouled player, who was allowed to skate into the opposing team's zone before shoot Ing, while other players stood to ono -nir ha.s been dropped158 words
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Article439 1937-10-30 6 ASSOCIATION NOW FORMED I IKE football, hockey, rugby football tennis and badminton, table tennis will have its own controlling body m Peiak before long. At a meeti. representatives of clubs and teams Interested m pir.g pong, as it is commonly known m rhis country, last week, it r439 words
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Article121 1937-10-30 6 Sports Promoters Get Nervous CPORTS promoters of all kinds, cl those controlling League and national association football, will to make a decision soon on the sub.i« television The BBC say that the successful perimenta recently conducted at bledon. Crystal Palace and Hi£hbui\ have assured to television a great hltiir121 words
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Advertisement31 1937-10-30 6 you've dot a UKIF I INDIA TYRE J jr J have a tenacious Grip. They >^ take hold of the road and risks— fit INDIA* to your car. SIME, DARBY CO., LTD.31 words
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Article555 1937-10-30 7 GREAJIY IMPROVED DISPLA V |i Wthe forwards playing very much 1 kind of game they produced the Army and the backs dis- greatly improved handling and it ion Selangor scored a very ing 26 points- -nil victory over It was a game which showed than anything else could, what555 words
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1085 1937-10-30 7 (By "Forward") PENANG'S rugger supporters continue to receive shock after shock. Not having yet fully recovered from the setback the previous week-end when Perak demonstrated a marked superiority which was more than sufficient value for their 12—3 victory, Penang rugger supporters sustained another1,085 words
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372 1937-10-30 7 AUSTRALIAN MOVE TO CONTROL TENNIS PLAYERS COMPREHENSIVE regulations for the v» control of leading lawn tennis playen who are employed by sporting goods firms have been adopted by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association. For some time now the controlling bodies have been watching the activities of these players, and recently372 words
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Article33 1937-10-30 7 Cambridge PAMBKIDCJE Univcr.sit;. ru«by team b hv the unex] ance ol two additional b < n I) A Cam; Iglish I national forward and w h R that he will be33 words
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Article229 1937-10-30 7 Dangers Of Golf Revealed AN OS7IOPA TH'S TIIEOR V MR. T. MITCHELL-FCr:, an osteopath has declared that golf is "the mosi dangerous game m the world." "As an exercise" he ;;ays "it is fallacious and a positive source of Income for the osteopath." Mr. Mitchell-Fo?: was speaking at the conference229 words
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Advertisement24 1937-10-30 7 FOR CORRECT TIME Till Xi: is notiii' 10 itl VI ID U JEWELS is -(111 I BOOM UNO CO LTD, II" <\, •■■■Hi Bciigl Koad.24 words
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Article521 1937-10-30 8 Windsor Lad - Windsor Lad TURF TOPICS M AI toi Saa oon, who pi thn Sin ist week pporter o racing both m England and India He owna ieveral horses m d under dil ood number ol race horses In India a] o jteve Donoghue has been521 words
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Article249 1937-10-30 8 Famous Athlete s Mi.: and Mrs. w. G George* aged 80 and 81 respectively, have recently celebrai weddin w g < was one of tin runners tins country ever produced air! held the mile record of 4 mm 12 3 i seconds for 29 y< still holds the249 words
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Article, Illustration47 1937-10-30 8 In a splendid hockey match on the padang on Thursday the S.H.C defeated the S.C.C. by six goals to nil, outplaying their padang rivals in all departments of ihe game. Hire is :i ei »se up of one of the S.K.C. forwards in action In the same.47 words
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Article91 1937-10-30 8 Farr Wants Big Money Now the man w Lou i tnmy tun! he ra Hi !i often 1 n im promoter un thret mlnui any lire h"ht plans, nothing aid that there wa n i bel en Mike Jacobs t ,nd him forbids him from taking pact m91 words
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491 1937-10-30 8 AMAZING SCENES AT GLASGOW TITLE FIGHT Lynch Deserved His K.O. Victory Denny LYNCH of Scotland kept his P world flyweight title by knocking out Peter Kane m the 13th round after one r)f the most amazing fights seen m England for a long time. The scenes which followed the finish491 words
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Advertisement36 1937-10-30 8 <• |Wl 111 BRITISH M BELL BRITISH REMEMBI R (M J ADD j "CAMBRIDGE j SPORTS" j 79 HIMIm I S > REBTRH AND REPAIRING i MACHIN Mil N 8 HOURS. J WOl Nil' < ED I DIQHE y36 words
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Article, Illustration141 1937-10-30 9 A view of the Balearic Isles taken from a passing r.hiv France Presse 1 practised at Brooklands for the closing event of the season, the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club's International meeting. Photo shows Oliver Bertram speeding around the track m the Barnato-Hassan Special. Planet News rita.France Presse; Planet News; France-Presse - 141 words
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Advertisement36 1937-10-30 9 ATMOS CLOCKS WORK FOR CENTURIES WITHOUT WINDING IT IS PKRI'ETUAL MOTION Bl I <J m. I I 9 AGENT: RENE ULLMANN I {.ill Irs Place, MM, AI'OKK. Opened up U> b p..t even »»J tucluding Saturdays36 words
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Article, Illustration863 1937-10-30 10 "La Dernier Cri" for Evening Modes Swathed Drapes Full or Split Skirts Directoire and Tui' i venlng gown this sei hould make all your dreams of looking uperbly lovely come true i nmy look like a slim fountain tue, plastered Into the new hue., ol an unbelievably slender silhouette863 words
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Article, Illustration1022 1937-10-30 10 MODERN women have every opportunity for expression that exists, with xception of one. That one is time." Myrna Loy nestled back on the chaise tongue In her dressing room and patted the long skirt of one of the costumes she wears m "Parnell." "I never1,022 words
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Article165 1937-10-30 11 SELECTING a hair style that is J flattering to the features is one of the first steps In making oneself attractive. This coiffure chosen by Madge Evans, film star, features a centre part with sculptured rolls at either side extending back over the ears. The back is165 words
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Advertisement35 1937-10-30 11 Hi» the most delig'itful display Oriental goods suitable for x "us presents. I he Festive season will soon be hp r<* Pay RACHEL'S a visit now and make your choice. Kuffles Hotel Bras Basah Road.35 words
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Advertisement205 1937-10-30 11 f a Touitisrs snoi»i»r\4; i GUIDE EKES 5//.X STORE £x W^v/ S EXCLUSIVE j -l»y the most modern methods UKtO J-JVIAKLRJ) known to science! t i WE UNDERTAKE TO DO IT 1 R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.S. shortest nottcf (Dr. of ocular science) T SHORTEST NOTICE 4, Arcade. Phon e 3002.205 words
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Advertisement403 1937-10-30 12 TnCF/lm. 7 llDlll^ll JL MmLt+WJLRj iStmM 1181 l BY P&0 and BRITISH INDIA. LINES BEHAH 000 Nov l CARTHAGE 15,000 Jan. 14 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Nov. 5 SOMALI I 6.H00 Jan. 14 RANPURA 17.000 Nov. ly KAISAR I HIND 1 1,500 Feb. 11 '<>l<bV 15.000 Dec. 17 NALDERA 16.000 Feb 25403 words
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Advertisement451 1937-10-30 12 5 ®Sf^^ TO F R EN CH PORTS f^ AJ vre. Antwerp Dunkirk Nov CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Nov 1 FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre Antwerp Dunkirk De< CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux D< OUTWARDS. (from Marseilles) CAP ST. JACQUES For Baigon Tourane451 words
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Article820 1937-10-30 13 15,000 Officen To Be I CE tO Naval Reserve off] rtce-Adm rv J s Bro* KB i C.B D.S.O Admiral x>mmanding Reserves, when tie spoki he weekly luncheon meetin irve Officers' Club ll Club. Li.- Admiral Bro* md the Lord Mayor ol I Lverpool, Alderman W on820 words
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Advertisement303 1937-10-30 13 ltrit\S PHILP LINE. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MERKUR In port Nov. 3 MARELLA Nov. 29 Dec. 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel.303 words
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Advertisement132 1937-10-30 13 i\ T v. k. i j\i; GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan). To LONDON via Penan?, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, .Marseilles Gibraltar. M.s. TERUKUNI MARU Nov 10 HAKUSAN MARU Nov. 25 s.s. -HARUNA MARU D« Rates U) Ist (Mass 2nd elftSfl Naples $497 $540 $317 $343132 words
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Miscellaneous313 1937-10-30 13 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j .uidjong Pinang Pulau Kidj.: 30 9 a.m. liri Kajang SO ll a.m. amangkat, Sambas and Singkawang Tomohon i 0 1! a.m. inak Tobelo SO 11 a.m. „>rneo (North). Brunei and Labuan Kaja 30 11 a.m. ami (Parcels only* Larut 30 2.30 p.m. •m. Kcmaman and Kemasek Larut313 words
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Miscellaneous200 1937-10-30 13 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE TIM WHARVES OK EXPECTED X) ARRIVE Entrance K\it s| »n> (Mown <;.ite Gate Hoi 1 1 Yuj l i Bullmi.. 3 nia 14 a Tricolor 11 2 3 Barpedon 3 Neleiu 7 2 a Arima ru 3 Taybank 3 I A l City ol Plttsburg200 words
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Article, Illustration63 1937-10-30 14 FIRST USE MADE OF SINGAPORE'S SEADROME ANCHORAGE MftJOI I! I Ni.ini DS.O.. Dim lor «r "ivil Uiation. talking to two of the officers. CMBeen of the Satyraa iritli mmc »f the ofiiuais of the Singapore Airport. i m- w\\r\ Hmhu Immi Sat v i-ii note the i«»;ir engines. Captain \V.63 words
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33 1937-10-30 14 Betty Grable Learns About Herself Hollywood. Betty Oral tress who declared the other da} i tial it more important t«> hei to becomi Mi .i.u-ki the bri| I tar H nil "I I33 words
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Article29 1937-10-30 14 Sfa Ifc liH Holding him sell responsible ;or the i Tadi i chu Yao Hua, allant defence ol the town haa tational hero with an armj ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article73 1937-10-30 14 Air Baptism" For Boys been made possible by an amount l" 1,000 set aside for the purpo committee administering Sir Abecivil aviatiou. other benefit I to those pilots who had rein w their "A Ucem 1937 This benont ran only br by Peninsula pilots ol he dub. C ipe Town.73 words
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Article134 1937-10-30 16 Purchases Collection Of Scots Antique WHEN Queen Mary, accompanied by the Princess Royal, .spent two hours at the Antique Dealers' Fair m London, recently, she was keenly interested m some antique silver-ware made by the famous William Aytoun. of Edibui?;h. There was an Annondale bow! dated 1725. and134 words
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Article272 1937-10-30 16 New Books For Issue To-day THE ur.dernoted newly added non-fir-tion and fiction works will be ready for issue at Raxes Library to-day. Things Past Redress, Illustrated. Augustine Birrell; Beyond the Sun.Book of Explorers, Illustrated, Elspe'.h J. Boog -Watson and J. Isabel Carruthers; The Road to Oxiana, Illustrated, Robert272 words
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Advertisement163 1937-10-30 16 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend 8 C r£te Ex Div Bangrin 5% Int. Oct. 15 Nov 5 Oct 18 Hitam Tin 5% Int. Nov. 3 Nov' 9 Nov 4 Kamunting Tin 12»/ 2 Final N ov 11 Oct 18 Lttkut Tin 10% Final Pahang 30% Final Oct.163 words
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Miscellaneous896 1937-10-30 16 i ON THE RADIO j I BRITISH EMPIRE ■£<• &.&£>?,,£&£■ S PROCRAMME J^t^Sff^^V^ (Tlbor Barcri). (a) The Wine-Growers ißfffiiiiii JFSSSrSSi 2SfJ^i/!nS5 vinc(nt S(Ott01 MJ( tvincc Ci',S(i Ni.B6 metres (17.79 mes) and Brpfto>. i,SF 1!»82 metres (15.14 mcs). J 1 JO p.m. Close Down. Transmission s:— 6.40 a.m.— 8.50 am. <;SP896 words
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Miscellaneous275 1937-10-30 16 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres XO-DAY 7.00 p.m.:— Light Orchestral \i usic r w* /wHivstrii roncert played by the Station Orchestra, undfr 12.45 p.m.:-lJKhtOrch^tral Concert k direction of Rex Allen. played by Reller' s Jfa"J^ gSi ItoteF 7.30 p.m.:-Time, Weather, New and Band. Relayed275 words
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Article727 1937-10-30 17 ALLEGED ASSAULT BY GUNNERS Men Committed To < issizes Singapore, Friday. preliminary enquiry into a charge of having voluntarily hurt while committing robto a Hokien taxi-driver named Teong Ann, preferred against nnen Alfred Budd, Harry Whitest and Arthur Hitching, stationed Blakan Mati, was held to-day727 words
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Article91 1937-10-30 17 Deaths Of Two Little Malay Boys Singapore, Frid (tie morning of Oct. 17. t\ Busope and 10 years and eight, respectively, were picking wild flowers iron] a tree In Bedoh disturbed a hornets' m Thej were attacked by the hoi and stun' 4 all over the body91 words
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Article56 1937-10-30 17 London, Oct. 26. Opinion here is generally favourable <o the eagerly-awaited statement by the United States Steel Corporation which announces a dividend of cne dollar on the common stock (the first for years), together with the usual 31.75 on preferred stock. The declaration is a good portent forReuter - 56 words
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Article664 1937-10-30 17 Bankruptcy Dixhargt Refused Singapore, Frid A hundred and twenty-eight small businessmen have lost .sums total ling m all over $100,000 and they have lost this money to a firm, which I submit, on the admission ol the bankrupt, has been trading m an insolvent .state long664 words
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51 1937-10-30 17 DR. SCHACHT To Resign From German Ministry Berlin, Or! 28. Dted to have laid In Economics took i I Hit he will nron Preslden! ol hank for thi time b< Official quarters, how* no decision has yet been m ide The leport th Schacht has n sifened i.s Incorrect ReuterReuter Wireless - 51 words
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Advertisement39 1937-10-30 17 1/ \fi v iC Cfgjb-^^rr^ CLOVER 15RAND stands for puiity. N il You may thoroughly rely on 2(\\ J CLOVER BRAND for every house- v v hold use where only the finest milk <v or cream is required. \^Ks£'39 words
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Advertisement11 1937-10-30 18 Imperial Viood tompamon SOLE AGENTS DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD. SINGAPORE -KUALA LUMPUR11 words
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Article312 1937-10-30 19 CIXBOAT JACK DEFEATED Tunic Fight Till I. ale \tnopt Mages >n Our Oivn Reporter) Penang, Oct. 29. T IH was a record croud at Wembley Park to-night to see \ioh-wned Fahmy beat Gunboat Jack m tht main event of a good programme. Owing to uncertain weather312 words
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Article84 1937-10-30 19 Navy Air Force Team vs Army bineri Navy and Air Force xv to meet the Army ai i this afternoon has been selected The tram is at full strength eption of Cpl. Salmon, one 8t of the forward.;, who is on list. Dia iR.N.': L.a.c. Randall. Po N.),84 words
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Article16 1937-10-30 19 by match on the pad-aim yes- SCC. "A" defeated Blakan A by five points to thi.16 words
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Article40 1937-10-30 19 strong Opposition By Indian Congress T Calcutta, Oct. 27. working committee has solution reiterating its opposition to the federation I nd calling on all C or- including the provinciab| prevei Federation and biectinn tn TmnAMQlict Hnmin.l Reuter WirelessReuter Wireless - 40 words
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Article133 1937-10-30 19 Glasgow's Splendid 1938 trfort London, Oct 21 THE Empire Exhibition to be* held In Scotland next year will be the Iar since Wembley and will represent ex penditure direct and indirect ol about £10,000,000 The general manager that great and rapid n had been made by industry andBritish Offcial wireles - 133 words
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Article38 1937-10-30 19 National Trust announce ie into po of t v Blackheath Common This delightful piece ol land in the highlands of Surrey, about 25) miles from Lorn i.S noW for th* e-iuiiVmeMit eit the- nnhlii* I British Offcial wirelesBritish Offcial wireles - 38 words
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Article287 1937-10-30 19 Island Club Ami Royal lot lore y j the following arc the team and start--1 Ing times lor the social golf match to be played on Tuesday, Nov. 2 over the course of the Royal Johore International Club (Island Club players mentioned first): 8.45 am C. A.287 words
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Advertisement61 1937-10-30 19 The VIAHS FINEST Adventure Romance NEXT [at the CAPITOL I HOI ID W SHOWS *^&Jktik WL^nm %A Jk V Selxnick internattonafyCKßwi HI COLMAN i m S Prisonek I a it 1 1 MADELEINE CARROLL MARY ASTOR' DAVID N.'VEN RAYMOKP MASSEV C AUIIH SMITI DODGLAS FAIRBANKS, Ji j l<up+'l if II-61 words
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Article45 1937-10-30 20 Hockey At Sodden Pitch \i Tanglin Sin i s H Ford "..I:. SSfSS :it r'. nnr,iiv they opened th ring i;, t named to r()f {,'s i\Kls LEAD ,5WSS«Vttffi 1 g s etagj ,taine<l the 1 ah "r< AM rcewn two45 words
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Article81 1937-10-30 20 Capt. Eyeston's 309 m.p.h. ritte Flat (Utah), Oct 28. 1A rhunderbolt did Unofficially, h^rtnnini Eycston later confirmed the trouw! lue U) the v t ust four days to repair. A, the run northward ilnst a llt breeze, and the car was traveling: at 301 miles an hour whenReuter - 81 words
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Article21 1937-10-30 20 Singapore Prid itch between the S.C.< n ,i, sec ground this eveninß Hod on account ol bad w«21 words
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Article37 1937-10-30 20 I m c A xi vs the Police on Moi L 0 p m at the Police Depot:— A. I tiing, L« i A Joy, I H Suratta, X Leeml >I Armst: ny. Un., Menon.37 words
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501 1937-10-30 20 HANDICAPS FOR WINTER RACE MEETING A\r/^v/ Wr/W//^ Tlmr-) car-Old /■)w Handicap WEIGHTS for Saturday Nov. U. Urn opening day of th«- smga pore Winter IBCC me«'tiii»; are as HORSES CLASS bout furs.. i>. Inty sii. jj. Mountain Stream Alikoom «"c Aerial i r, 4 cnii Oon Numero TK Amazon (late501 words
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Article245 1937-10-30 20 (ioocl (joalkccpih I Saved "Recs" I Singap THE Singapore Recreation dub a I team had a certain amount I eulty In holding Raffles Colli I draw of one-all m a hockey mai I ed on the S.R.C. Padang this a The College lorwards were trick :in(245 words
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Article222 1937-10-30 20 Aquatic Carnival At For; Canning Kand enj carnival of the I held at the I art Canning th I Thr competitors were divi< houses. The championship h the Leopards' House will g *g I second was the Panthers Ho nSU and the third, the B- "i 6 g222 words
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Article30 1937-10-30 20 >:■ Monday In the tennis tourney on the Y. M Simon ai j. Solomon than sinnni B. Solomon and Roth vs. S. vM. E. Simon and sen Sj30 words
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Advertisement21 1937-10-30 20 7%T S. GILES. j -IVIL NAVAL, ANI> MIUTAKY TAILOI AND OD'lflllll No. fl. The Arcade, Singapore J THONK 7M4. TM TAILOR21 words
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