Morning Tribune, 15 April 1938
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Title Section13 1938-04-15 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, April 15, 1938 FIVE CENTS r7^r*- No A13 words
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Article278 1938-04-15 1 BUT 'COMMERCIAL CREDITS FEASIBLE" DR. SUN FO'S IMPRESSIONS OF I|\R SUN FO, CHINESE ENVOY, SPEAKING OF HIS IMPRESSIONS OF HIS VISIT TO LONDON, SAID THAT HE HAD BEEN FRANKLY INFORMED THAT THE CHANCES OF FLOATING A LOAN, WHETHER far China or any country, were atReuter - 278 words
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Article53 1938-04-15 1 I Shanghai, Thursday vHANt.HM travel agencies have re4ructions from the So(Vlalc not to issue Hm s Siberia for the time being;. D mm- to rumours that •viet lighting has brotisually well-informed t it is merely to enable troop concentration! to be J -n«'(l to Sibtria in vieuReuter - 53 words
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Article237 1938-04-15 1 JAPANESE SUFFER HEAVILY Hankow. Thursday. ITNABATED in its fury, the StTUggl v Yihsien contlnni Chinese infantry art arks were hurled against the surrounding hills. A most sanguinan engagement, the Chinreeaptured ChadshaQ Japanese troops who counterattacked were sandwiched. Piles of Japaviese dead littered the battlefields. The beleaguered state of 'lie cit237 words
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104 1938-04-15 1 London, Thursday. dvance bookings on the that all records of will be exceeded hich will reach its iines. 250 run during :<d. rease in the ntal re- 'raffle, 96 air services will leave Croydon for Pans during the week-end. The Automobile Association estimates thatBritish Official Wireless - 104 words
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Article106 1938-04-15 1 Sultan Will Not Marry Again S THE Sultan of Johore, whose r divorce was finalised at the I last meeting of the Johore S Council of State, will not marry again, according to an interview he gave to a re- presentative of the Times of Ceylon. i The Sultan, who106 words
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148 1938-04-15 1 NEW PIECE-GOODS TARIFFS IN EGYPT: BRITISH FIRMS ALARMED London, Thursday. nEPLYING to question from Mr. Tomlinson in the Commons to-day, Capt. Euan Wallace said that the Egyptian increases on cotton goods had been brought to the British Government's attention. They were considering the position in consultation with the interests aff<Reuter - 148 words
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Article24 1938-04-15 1 Parliament, adjourns for to-day until Apr. 26, Buc: Commons Indicated that the cable Wlreles ment will be submitted for Imp tion shortly after th<24 words
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221 1938-04-15 1 German Spies In England? Sensational Allegations LONDON, THUBBDAI REMARKABLE ALLEGATIONS Of (.IKiMAN PROPAGANDA l\ ENGLAND WERE MADI 15V MK. MANDEK IN THE COMMONS TODJ Hi d i that educ Cwi-u);r.. girls, after propaganda trainIng in Germany, came to England, many Ill: h [on ui the law. Some them many in221 words
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Article, Illustration29 1938-04-15 1 Ferns and a portrait of Herr Hitler decorating the nameplate of a Vienna thoroughfare which has been renamed "Adolf Hitler Plata" in honour of the German Chancel- Planet NewsPlanet News - 29 words
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Advertisement31 1938-04-15 1 ♦^•^S 01 HER PAGES j rage johore San Francisco j vhibition Xi tempted To Buy J i I!. 1 Mines Warden I <ndon Gossip JJ S (Vl |,,nese C'rifketers Win 131 words
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Advertisement30 1938-04-15 1 j MIX IT YOURSELF T %N*J a cupful cr a quart t as needed no waste i Delicious for Drinking MILK The New Improved ife^Wsn^^fltff j Price 80 Cents j30 words
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Article443 1938-04-15 2 JOHORE DEWAN FOR SAN FRANCISCO EXHIBITS FOR FEBRUARY EXPOSITION; HUGE VOTE EARMARKED M!ij;apor«\ Thurs<J < Ml t t IN(. pi .«<•' <>f Johorr ft oniMiiiors. the Dewan, qucittoni of yrrai no«w( have »>•<•' discussed and where lucmben <»i tin- ouncil of State have planned iti«distitiv ol th«* State and its443 words
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238 1938-04-15 2 ATTEMPTED TO "BUY" LICENCE WITH $5 MALAY FINED S(<o >m Our Own Repu Kuala Lumpur. T! FOR trying to bribe Mr. G. C c the Assistant Olricer-m-Chiu rrafflc, Kuala Lumpur, so that he might pet a drivinu lic< nci ni bin Jamaludln, a Malay, who oflen-d Mr Grace $5. was238 words
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Article91 1938-04-15 2 R.A.F. Mm Fined $30 In Police Court Sin Thursdav '11 rev ul the Royal Air Force, Seletar, was this afternoon fined |30 by Mr R. A. Ward, the Fourth Magi m a charge oi driving his motor car negligently a' the junction I Middle Road on the afternoon91 words
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277 1938-04-15 2 6 DAGGERS, REVOLVER, PENKNIFE JEWELLERY EXHIBITED IN COURT INQUIRY Singapore, Thursday WfIFN the preliminary' inquiry into a charge of gang robbery against San Vm Cheong Yeung Chhung. Lo Chhui :md Leung Sui Choh, was begun this ..ltci noon before Mr E C. G Barrett, third police magistrate, complainant's wife, Chan277 words
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Article119 1938-04-15 2 Kuala Kangsar, HiwrsAu ASS-year-old hinese mental patient, who uas bem^ escorted b3 two Malay police constables fron Snngei Patmni t,> the < entral Mental Botoi (;ii Tanjoni Rambutan, on Tuesday norniiig Is reported to bav« jumped out of tintrain through the window of n third119 words
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Article83 1938-04-15 2 Singapore. Thursday Reference to the loss the Comp had sustained in the death of Capt Snow was made by Mr. O. R. S Bateman, at the annual general meeting of the Thornycraft (Singapore* Ltd held to-day Mr. Bateman said that Capt. Snow joined the Board of Directors83 words
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Article394 1938-04-15 2 THE health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau lor the i week ended Apr. 9 reads as follows: Plasue: Allahabad (inland airport) and Rangoon are the only two ports in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague during the week. Only394 words
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Advertisement42 1938-04-15 2 PACKARD-BELL RADIOS for 1938 stationi/.cd dials. ures Modern Cabinet styling Full range tune. lil All V you admire TONI you II enjoy PERFORMANGI \oull praise!!! DIBTUBI ions .CW m\i \v\ LIM KOK CEK Co. Storki I I XPREBB RADIO si kvk I42 words
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Advertisement33 1938-04-15 2 THE PHIUPPIIVE f (Tel. 4534) CO., LJllSt 330 Orchar d Rd r It DRY CLEANING JT AND DYEING A SPECIALISTS. NJnL Im Special niachines \JfM^tO for drv cleaning JLv..!^ V carpets Competitive^ Prices.33 words
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552 1938-04-15 3 EXTRACTION METHODS HAVE BEEN IMPROVED SFNIOR WARDEN ENTERTAINED TO FAREWELL IN IPOH Otn Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Thursday. uspices of the Perak Planting and Mining 'ion and the Perak Mining Association, a tea party was held at the Grand Hotel Ipoh. Mr552 words
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Article136 1938-04-15 3 Alleged Theft Of A Singapore. Thursday. ALLEGATIONS that he had fraudulently used as genuine a bicycle n n card, the receipt of the bicycle ration fee and that he had committed theft of a bicycle, faced Joseph Anthony, an t x-detective. who claimed trial before Mr. H. A.136 words
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Article239 1938-04-15 3 Entrance Scholarship-, m In number, will be awarded by I Council ol Raffles College In Jum These Scholarships will be of the fall* of $720 a year and will be tenal three years but may awn I suspended by tin Council 11 the co or prcgr3Ba 'it239 words
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618 1938-04-15 3 REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS IN COLONY NEW BILL TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL A MOM, new bills to be introduced into Legislative Council, as announced in last night's Gazette. appear the following, with the obaiicl reasons: n;\m marks ordinance, 1938 e of this Bill is to provide t ration of Trade618 words
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Article1047 1938-04-15 3 Thornycroft's Annual Meeting Singapore, Thursday Aviv, double that ol the previous r" but iiance nut anything like it to enable the diri I tors io think of payini a dividend" wi I mentioned by Mr. O R. S. Bateman In the coi; leventh :iual general1,047 words
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Advertisement14 1938-04-15 3 "MASTER" Laminated Padlocks fig jA^B^jflfl I I I 1 VJ B B B 714 words
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Advertisement64 1938-04-15 3 I HORSE HEAD 1 BRAND j MADE IN BUR MA I j (.IAIIAMIID i 100% HARPER. GILFILLAN K CO., LTD. Sincaix if KuLla Lumpur. Pcuang. For Everything in School Books, Stationery Supplies, etc. liu 10 I'KTLR CHONG'S Educational Suppliers, Printers, etc. i i i i k%^^^^4^w^^H AK E mai)e in64 words
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Advertisement146 1938-04-15 3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. The Government of the Straits Bettk ments i- considering the appointment •>: (USTRAR OF BIRTHS DF^THS foi the Island of SINGAPORE. Applications are invited from capabl* jr Eurasians under the a+;e ol '5 'J... post will require a eonsiderabJ* amount of organising ability: a sound knowledge ol lav,146 words
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Article91 1938-04-15 4 HS 14 Previous i t'-uay 9 '« 6 99 3 on o on o -2.1 Im] 32 9 32 9 »»»*|/v»»i»- 1 O O f_ *l O O f_ 24!' Ac 6 6 «:i 2 •sl Vi ient Trust 24 3 24 6 J. 4 _.o •l391 words
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Article87 1938-04-15 4 Apr H 1 ChangB Ll! 6 i 1 16 6V. i • l Bu 1 It) • l 16 1 16 • • Bu Bu: •; i • 1 • l  Apr. H To-dav OIL (Malaya) b;. \pi i Prei llei Unchanged PR Straits, F.M.S.) lipmenl £l2-6-387 words
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Article42 1938-04-15 4 i\ (terdam middle i riling 1. ng selling ratei (closing selling ra York (closing selling r Previous 158 .-,1 ljl 1 4 1 2 1 London. To-day Unchanged 8 963 Unchanged Unchanged Unchanged 498 18 Apr 14 Cham  1(442 words
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Article28 1938-04-15 4 OLD SILVER ".nths Previous LS 10 London Apr 14 To-<; £6-19-8 2d 1 o 1 1 11-? IK _■_.■.__• 1.. 1 1 16 • 1 ID28 words
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Article19 1938-04-15 4 London. Apr 14 TIN Standard Previous To-day Changi noor l .171 No i .rd £l72 No Pru19 words
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Article39 1938-04-15 4 t ttßf.R Bu *°revlous 11 13 lti 11 1 12' dier 58% New York. Am To-day Stea 12 3 1»» 12 5 16 12'-. 12 s « idy 38% 13. Cham M,t me \mL m 3M39 words
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Article290 1938-04-15 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore, Thursday. MINING Tin at midday was $85 38, up 38. Then- was a very large turnover In tin shares in the local market and both Sterling and Dollar counters were extremely active and practically all prices showed a good advance on yesterclosing rates.290 words
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Article179 1938-04-15 4 Messrs. Lewis Peat's Review IHE market has been very much brighter this week, and it definitely to a though rubber is on the threshold of an upward movement. N 6i Peats' weekly report. For the past two weeks or 80, conditions In Europe have been very much more179 words
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Article123 1938-04-15 4 Singapore. Tin, Pleading puilty w a char to report un accident After col with a taxi cm Jan. 19, Mr. E K Hugo of Oxley Road. \va> tine Mr. N. A. Ward In the Fourth I mrt to Mr. M. F. Corrigan of Teluk Blan Road pleaded guilty123 words
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Advertisement63 1938-04-15 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE FREE v k from the FEAI j of BURGLARS by keeping you I VAI.UAI^LES (jewellery or import int do-aments) in SAFE BOXES I itltß I ISIS m our VAULTS at CHINA I nmnn INSLRANCE COMPANY. LIU. BUILDING, I'llULlA STREET roAPOS U hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and Of I^roHls rLY63 words
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Advertisement13 1938-04-15 4 CIIIC HADDV f*m. l«i^* INSURANCI AOINjI l/MKDI 01 WO. LTD. zand iROM« 813 words
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Article505 1938-04-15 5 STOCKS SHARES I Issued By Fraser Company Apr. 14. 5 p -3-0-18 6 19 6 1 -2-0-• • 055 0.65 £ 18 9 20Jai 1.41 1.45cd Jai 20--21 1 • • -161-( 0.35 0.40 1 tin 1.03 19--107 20--j lie T|--24 9 25 9 29 3 30 6 jelebu Tm505 words
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Article171 1938-04-15 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Thursday Mr. A J Newby.. Deputy Collector pf land E ral Board on MINING •-^•>iiT"; Buyers Sellers Batu Selangoi 3.10*2 44» 2 1.40 1.47cd Hongkong Tin 18 6 196 Eiong Fatt 1.04 1.09 Kamunting Tin 0.75 o.Bocd 96 86 106 96 Kat^Tin 11 -K-HJ 17 22171 words
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Article231 1938-04-15 5 wwwi 1.25 1.35 Alor Gajah Amal Malay Ayer Hitam P.S. 1.00 1.05 1.35 1.45 1.00 1.10 Ayer Molek 0.90 1.00 Fty/-/< *_kT( 1.12ft 1.20 Basset 0.50 0.55 Batu Lintang 0.90 0.9i Bedford 0.80 0.90 Benta 0.90 0.95 B?o r gas 1.15 1.30cd 0.70 0.75 Brunei Un. 0.60 0.65231 words
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Article233 1938-04-15 5 rd Co. Ltd. $30,000 Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 nom. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY red. 1940 $400,000 1 tr. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 nom J907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 n Mar. 31 Sept. 30 105 107 nom J909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 J" 1 Mar. 31. Sept. 30 HO233 words
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Advertisement184 1938-04-15 5 S. E. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Sinr'ijJ»Wf»iLinr Banker and Brokers in Securities and Comnwditie*. Pail? Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. P. O. Boat 585 Tel: 5251—5252 Cable Artdrwis: Selco NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by184 words
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Article266 1938-04-15 6 SNAKE ORDEAL IN CAR WHAT would you do %((li a 4',- foot poisonous beneath your feet when driving? Mr. F. E Goodridge, of I Buluwayo, a well-known what he did. •I was going down to look tank on my farm with my son aged nine and a terrier dog beside266 words
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Advertisement340 1938-04-15 6 VIVID DRAMATIZATION A I.HKATH I.m I^l D^WM Ib^#TmH rht Twelve temptations extravaganza! The ft!4lA 4 Wrim Isret -Trust chorus girls of the 1860's! The faHyBJKJI UM m railroad's money vault 1 A MIST-Sli; ENTERTAINMENT GIANT VOl WILL NEVER FORGET! RO X Y RA R OPEN 5 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT A340 words
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Article70 1938-04-15 7 Malacca, Apr. 13. the District Judge (Mr. B. F. Bridge* to-day, Thien Shin, a former detective now drawing a Government pension, was tried on a charge of having committed extortion by inducing a Chinese woman Chan Ah Lin, to deliver to him $6 by putting her in fear70 words
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Advertisement128 1938-04-15 7 >-^) CAPITOL £3 TO-MORROW Morning at li \.M j p< special MICKEY MOIST H ASTER HOLIDAY MATINEE kJ Excellent programme of Selected pictures including 'J Walt Disney's Easter cartoon "Funny Little r.unnit^ Donald Duck in "Don Donald" M.(..M.s ()l R < \n<7, FOLLIES of 1938", Fred Perry in TENNIS TACTH128 words
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Advertisement255 1938-04-15 7 \i iiamkh i Shows 3.15, 6.15 9.1. r > A Picture You Must See Full of Action Sprinkled with wisecracks! I RAP FROM LOVE! aw 1 Mm. A* 9 A tt k I /t""^ WAYNE MORRIS -JANE BRYAK MARRY CAREY WILLIAM HAAOF Music and Lyrics by M. K. Jerome and255 words
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Article276 1938-04-15 8 500 BOMBERS MENTIONED American Factories Fully Booked London, April 14. Br.u \in i preparing te i>>^ (ltl bombers Iron th* rmted M»t«' s tituting the largest finglt commission of Its »*'»d <vrr W**** by (..i n> with another, nnderds the News Chronicle Ntm York correspondent, whoReuter - 276 words
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Article16 1938-04-15 8 NO CASE AGAINST SCHUSCHNICC German at Dachua In Baii h ve produced a negative result. ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article97 1938-04-15 8 (from Our Own Correspondent* Malacca. Thursday A pawn-shop counter-clerk, who has had twenty ..jxiicr.ee m his line and considered himself an expert In testing gold, made a test In bh< District Court to-day on certain "Jewellery 1 and declared it to be made of bras.s. The articles, a97 words
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Article54 1938-04-15 8 London. fWENTI ar-old ex-royal chaufWilfred .lot!. a Huddersfleld 1 P tis and Duke and Duchi indmarry auburn-haired ter girl, Dome Cartmel, now work- hind tho cocktail bar of a V End hotel. 80 Jonet remained In England, fot a job with a London motoring firm. }h- marriod Dorrio54 words
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Article147 1938-04-15 8 ytuUn, Ar-' 13. The problem of international distribution 01 raw materials V'S debai I*"™. asked what stt.ps 'the Government were taking tols meetinq inequalities in nal distribh I raw mite■rhich was < by the report of the Rail Mate; ids Commit: Lord Plymouth in reply sir thatReuter - 147 words
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308 1938-04-15 8 POLICE had to be called to control 2.000 determined "ghost hunters" who wen besieging a Bethnal Green house reported to be haunted. The house is In Teesdalc Street, and police had to draw cordons across etch end of the road to keep away curious,308 words
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Article87 1938-04-15 8 ROME PACT READY TO SIGN KOMI Till ls|).\Y ¥T IS UNDERSTOOD THAI lf |l WORK OF DKAFTIM. III) AGREEMENT NEGOTIATED BFTWEEN BRITAIN AM) IT MY NOW COMPLETED. The agrxeement will be signed by th" Earl of Perth. British Ambassador in Rome, to whom the negotiation.entrusted by the Premier and Lord87 words
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Article66 1938-04-15 8 Wednesday. Apiil 13 Their Excellencies Lord and I Gowrie, and Squadron Leader Roval Australian Air Force, left Gov< i ment House. His Excellency presided at a me•ihe Executive Council held Jovernment House this mommy. Captain E. J P Brind. R N.. Lieut Commander J. P de W. Kltcat,66 words
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233 1938-04-15 8 BEAUTY QUEEN DISTRESSED BY PUBLICITY El l CTED a Mormon Hearty Queen i,i London. Marjerfe UwJ kail, sixteen, and golden haired. BOH thai *he will h.i\' nothing more to do with the Mormons. Mr Brlgham Young. 24-year-oK it-grandson of the founder of tnt Mormon sect, said that Marjori chosen at233 words
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Advertisement68 1938-04-15 8 aw^ "Bacteriologica a n 'lien- belou ces is rapid and insidious j^^^ (l.nicilt to dci:'d by nose or palate' f EVENING STANDARD HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS DEMAND MODERN REFRIGERATION Be Sure to x choose an.. REFRIGERATOR IB I cooling mechanism tho SIX YKAkS' GUARANTEE l^nned interi«»r for m;i\imum food storage capacity Prices68 words
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Article503 1938-04-15 9 GOVT. TAKE ACTION AGAINST GROWING Ottawa. jjASHISH. age-old drug originating in the Orient, whose addicts finally resort to crimes usually of a violent nature, and who hav( given the English language the word "assassin", has come ier the fire of the Canadian Government. th Minister,503 words
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Article283 1938-04-15 9 Borstal Boys As Colonists London. "gORSTAL" is going to mean tor a certain 300 bovs in the future a grand country estate as a temporary home. At Hollesley Bay, Suffolk, they will be quartered on 1.300 acres of agricultural land They will be called "colonists." I and "colonies" will be283 words
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Article243 1938-04-15 9 BRITAIN'S 15,000 solicitors may be required to contribute to a central fund from which defalcations by members of the profession can be ma<i> fWd This proposal, and one that theyshould have to furnish annual audits of their accounts, will be discussed in private by the Law Society,243 words
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Article14 1938-04-15 9 ipal source ol call and kids during December last. tow < d at O aland14 words
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Advertisement31 1938-04-15 9 m ii FRIENDLY W\ CDIDTT .^9n». DEWAR'S The Famous "White Label' SOU O« f\ 1 0 C |*J «INGArOBB MALACCA igi n i Jime, Uarby LO. Ltd.M obi >f ma in-^ohoki31 words
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Article289 1938-04-15 10 Till rtion Ol Dr. Sun Fo, President ol the Chinese N Uonal Legislative Jfuen, thai Russia will not tolerate Japan* i domination ol China and that in Ihe event ol a decisive Japanese victory in the present campaign, he will int even at the risk (A serious289 words
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Article935 1938-04-15 10 SIAM— P olential enemy OR friend much In the -ously tj id. Suddenly, but Ism the w;i, bet en watchin oi events In Siam II come apparent tl a pot en 1 lliance both to On at Bi ire Indeed real Hit it 1 <>; upreme commerciaJ v hi!' from935 words
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Article, Illustration47 1938-04-15 10 be Sultan ol Mascat and Oman (Arabia) who is paying a visit to England as «uest of the (iovernnieiit itched i tank demonstration at Aldenhot Camp. Hampshire, and afterwards rode in one of the machines Photo show* tanks roaring past the Sultan in the display. Planet NewsPlanet News - 47 words
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Advertisement22 1938-04-15 10 Todays White Label 1 Announcement Marriage frequently starts with a peal and ends with appeal. DEW AIR'S has an irresistible appeal. W.P.8.-N22 words
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Article858 1938-04-15 11 I," I rhikman's Chair v^L (R l/1A N CR I CK I. TER S TO BL j I RIM \ID BY LORD MAYOR EXPLORING LONDON Air Mail* Own Correspondent) London. Apr. 1. House it cann..t be removed n ;r m the exhibition unless as ;ft858 words
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Article98 1938-04-15 11 i Tokyo, Mar. 16. i TWENTY-EIGHT airfields will be established by the Govern- ment throughout the country S i in the course of the next thn v years for the express purpose of j training second-class pilots, Mr. Ryutaro Nagai. Minister of i Communications,98 words
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Article539 1938-04-15 11 Ceylon Boys Four Years' Four Galle, cvhiii). DEGINALD Perera, aa oM b<>> <»i Richmond, has just returned to Galle, to see his mother, after an absence Of almost four years, during which he covered 11,000 miles on a bicycle 111 India, Burma .ind M.im. Perera,539 words
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Article78 1938-04-15 11 TIIK returns published by the S 1 Chinese Maritime Custosns f<»r February show that the net v imports into Shanfhai from V ibroad daring that month N S amounted to si7.ii;i>..'(ij and i thv net export! to SIO.IUK. V Tor the period January. y February W3i the net78 words
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Advertisement75 1938-04-15 11 si»n IAUZSSG: Oi* u 1 a r M u I c I e anomalie 1 Crossed mplicated "jil****. cases of defective u Gli wei if K. A. THOMPSON. J>(; <Dr. oi Ocular Science) 4 Arcade. r'une MM. Consoltation wi hout cost <ir "bhfatlnn. ii A Ttf*?*' P'F'l till if 175 words
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Advertisement30 1938-04-15 11 your Vitality^ with ORCHESTRAL CONCERT Music by Kurt Hlach his Orchestra 8P M TO JO P.M Monday, April 18th Easter Dinner Dance 8P M To Midnight Phone PMM) for Reservations30 words
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Article, Illustration344 1938-04-15 12 Reconnaissance and torpedo bombers of the Air Arm have taken a prominent and successful part in the combined air and naval manoeuvres in the Englisa haiwiH itriffnrri to test the BMff) svsteni. Tart of the Home Fleet represented a convoy of merchantmen attacked by the "Blueland"Planet News - 344 words
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Advertisement41 1938-04-15 13 INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL CHOICE OF LADIES GENTS WRIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STEEL GOLD WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. JBWKLLSD WRIST WATCHES ȣT WITH REAL DIAMONDS A SPECIALITY. All our watches are miaranteed entirely made in Switzerland AGENTS iTOli RENE ULLMANN RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPOitt41 words
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Article, Illustration722 1938-04-15 14 when They Convalesce Serve Light, Nourishing Food, In An Attractive Manner rhc inv;iinis traj should always be daintily arranfod. i«i the lints Im ipgthlH arul IhC rhma b«»th i r tt\ .mil yteiwiag with eleaa lineal Novel serve too mm h fuod at MM time. Stmifthenini soup, made from meat722 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1938-04-15 15 How Clever Is Your Child? Simple Ways Of Testing Their I. tie holidays are here and In child is romping and playing ■about all thoughts of school forgotten. it his brain lie fallow for a few days. Remember that the first few years in I 01, with the lons hours1,344 words
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Article, Illustration86 1938-04-15 15 ATTRACTIVE bath m. V A these are the kind with coloured bord< i an6 will noi S rut ml mak< you can either dm the boi P»»t I side ol the mat to y ood ftniah, by being used m i bolder. You wll probably86 words
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Advertisement392 1938-04-15 16 MM^^Mr^Mr^Br^r^Bßl BY P&OandBRITISH IMDIAJLINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. V ue lonna K e S'pore I onnagr pore 1938 1938 NALDEUA 16,000 June 17 CHITRAL 15,000 Apr. 22 KANPU KA 17,000 July 1 l s'gS BANGALORK 6.000 July 2 am m AN i?(K»n M on KAWALPINDI 17.000 July 15 R.AN(.III 17.000392 words
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Advertisement410 1938-04-15 16 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD (APCAR LINE) FOB HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA TAL M A 10,000 TONS SAILING APRIL 21, AT 3 P.M. The above fend has excellent modern accommodation for First Balo oecond Saloon passengers Special Holiday Return tickets to China and Japan (intercb P. and410 words
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Article110 1938-04-15 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE i III: WHARVES OK EXPECTED TO AItKIVK UPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Nhmuv Zeciand, WBt J() i\ VESSKLS IN DRY DOCKS Victoria Dock: No J Dock Caisson. Keppel Harbour: Klnff*l Dock: Nil No. l Dock: Dredger Kuantan. No. I Dock: Nil. At Allhabad two were killed110 words
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Article89 1938-04-15 17 What Missionary Said In li/i THE art of killing iharki by kindi as practised In the Fiji Islands, was ibcd in New York by Father A. J La Plantc i < itholic missionary, who has spent ten years In the island Th<- Fijians, he said, drive sharks89 words
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Article297 1938-04-15 17 Object Washed Up On Queensland Coast A LARGE spherical object, believed to be an exhausted mine, was cast up on Bally Keel Beach, 10 miles south ol Mackay, Queensland, recently, and so far efforts to trace its origin have lulled. The mine, which is spherical and297 words
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Advertisement251 1938-04-15 17 11l It X^ PHI I. l* MS ft. 'Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS ..id trip tickets tram Singapore to Australia Issued at the engers may transfei ttngapore, BrUfcane, Sydney cr ie connecting k.p.m i SYDNEI retun, Ist clan **?*-]l 2nd class return i>t>Bl.4B Ist clas^ 2nd Class Till: UWK LIXE251 words
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Advertisement213 1938-04-15 17 N. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HARUNA MARU Apr. 28 s.s. KATORI MARU Ma 1 12 SJ KASIMA MARU May 26 Kates to Ist Class 2nu Naples $574 $621 $634 ><81213 words
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Miscellaneous210 1938-04-15 17 JpostaTiintelijcence ■i i ■steamer mails dispatches TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIMF Siberu April 15 11 a.m. K bilahan Banka 15 1 p.m. K "Carpentaria" 15 2 p.m. K- "Carpentaria" 15 2 p.m. "Carpentaria" 15 2 p.m. ■t hole "Carpentaria" 15 2 p.m. f l^j' d Palestine Carpentaria" 15 2210 words
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429 1938-04-15 18 £12,000,000 WARSHIPS UNDER CONSTRUCTION Washington. THE United States Navy expects to have IS mow warships read) for service l>> the end of the present year. They will be the 20,000-ton aircraft carrier Enterprise; the 10.000-t rcraft carrier Wasp live light cruisers of429 words
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215 1938-04-15 18 THE United SI conducting the most extensive nationwid< census of drug addicts ever attempted in the preparation for a new campaign to destroy the market for the illicit narcotics traffic. Preliminary tabulations indicati a considi rable reduction in the number of addicts during the215 words
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Article329 1938-04-15 18 Tale Of A Devoted Couple LIFE-LONG love is the theme of these Uvo One i> o! a husband of 79. "My de ar darling Is gone." he wi w e lound dead beside the body of his wife. The other Is ol a husband of 83.329 words
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Article162 1938-04-15 18 PROTECTION FOR FOREIGN DIPLOMATS Washington. A BILL making it ilk-gal, to picket the Embassies or Legations i r the hi n diplomats here has been signed by President Roosevelt. The biil wa d by the Senate the last session and has just been approved oy the House of Representatives. I'162 words
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Article112 1938-04-15 18 Young Hokien Woman I Charged Singapore, Thu OXG Chiew Tee. a young Hoku mnn, stood charged before Mi Duckworth, second police n to-day, with having given inform to a public servant. LCpl. Rahman hn ;i the Rochore Police Station on or aw»u Nov. 28, last year, such112 words
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Advertisement42 1938-04-15 18 The Uorld-iiunous Play— re-made by M.GJM. as a Great Picture! SHE MADE ONE MISTAKE... i>ii AND PAID WITH HER SOUL' s GIADYS 6EW>| S ij||rt«^^|^] CA|)|T o^ 1 •ir.iNin own WHiUM HfNRY 41 2 If M J 00 o iJ :Tlol ATTRACTION42 words
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661 1938-04-15 19 ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER FIXTURES Heavy Pro pram me Uf Matches ■z' P)uritiQ Easter T HJ following i*> U»e complete proMr .1 English and Scottish matches tor the Faster weekGOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 15 Jish League. Div. 1. Brentford. West Bromwich. rharlton A. Preston N.E. Sunderland. vs. Portsmouth Bolton W Liverpool irester.661 words
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Article544 1938-04-15 19 Singapore, Thursday. WE. are going on from strength to I Strength and our policy, so lonu as I occupy the presidentship at any rate. will be one of willing co-operation with j our brother-accountants and the Government authorities to the end that j the public may be served544 words
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505 1938-04-15 19 THE following publications were issue< or received by the Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.. during the period April 9-15, inclusive, and are available for the public use In the Reference Library. Fullerton Building, Singapore. Applications may be made by memberr of the public505 words
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Article255 1938-04-15 20 A 400-Feet Channel I Now Blasted A. «.i about -i i been blasted In Mud Ports boon skipper who has lust r< trip up tin ::en dum. ence Ol any boon: any rate, there la no J at this point The entra channels of the Kla Forts255 words
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Article68 1938-04-15 20 om Our Own Corresponds Malacca, fhurs T. E. Williams, formerly clerk Malacca bankruptcy offio .tree! before Mr. Turned. Police ded guilty to thre< criminal breach of trust um <532. William. committed the offences in :ty of clerk In the Bankru] 5 fice. Asked why sentence should n68 words
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Article16 1938-04-15 20 25.4 metre* (11.810 *<*>• 6.20 p.m.— Opening announcers N\-w. m Englj a— one act. m Italian.16 words
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Article172 1938-04-15 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Apr. M Company Dividend Books Close Date Payable WX. DH TIN Am pat Tin 5% final Apr 21 less tax May 13 oo Apr. 22 u Selangor 57c int. Apr. 20 Apr. 26 Apr. 21 4', int. Aor. ?0 Apr. 25 Apr. 21172 words
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Miscellaneous848 1938-04-15 20 w fON THE RADIO p LONDON PARIS I Ml ».n_-tll pm. '^j 13 93 metre* (21.53 mc»); n ir»7 metre] (21.47 mcs): GSG M metres (11.71 mcs) and GSO lM7«i metres (15.18 m< -.smission 3— ».15 p.m.— 20 a.m GSB-13.91 metres (21.47 mca); ...Vs'l'T'l (,S(; l«i.8»i metres (17.79 mes) an*848 words
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Miscellaneous294 1938-04-15 20 SINGAPORE thedral. with and c.ramon Ballet Music from Ala: Tod'' .rom 'Othello and Holde Aida" ('Heavenly Aida') from Aid U). Sung by Helge Roswaenge t.musik" (Mozart). M: 3. La Boheme* (Puccini). "Love and Music, tiy hai rom La Tosca' (Puccini). Sung by Joan Cross. "Adagio 1 mei i symphony" and294 words
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Miscellaneous17 1938-04-15 20 SYDNEY Wavelength 31.5 metres (9,510 Kcs). BrouUcaiitiJig daUy, Monday to Sal lay Unclusive):— 4.2o pjd.— 7.2o Ui^17 words
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Article103 1938-04-15 21 :ipai health etateHf ended Apr 9 238 corr< t he previous week K -responding week leath were:—Beri- rnlaria 6; pneu--17; dysentery I; K -.otic dia I ici npox 12 '■•■ith I i case with no i with 2 B j cases with no B> from cerebro spinni103 words
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Article96 1938-04-15 21 GAZERRE APPOINTMENTS H. intmenta appear in Governmeni Gazetie: I lian Tcck. reappolnted inofficial member of council for a further i: ivl Ison, Agricultural Agricultural Officer. I aent, S.S. F.M.S. f lie. as Crown Coun- i Hedgcock, as Assistant I; in Public Works Service. t ft Assis- >if Fisheries, S.S. B96 words
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Article71 1938-04-15 21 lOtcil Correspondent Malacca. Thursday port Of the Malacca Association says In nmencement of tin members on the memberThe number of members at was 100 comprising norary presidents, onv oiber, 83 resident members ■ion members Jubilee of the Association "d on Thursday, Nov. 18, i a dinner71 words
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Article155 1938-04-15 21 "THE RESURRECTION MORN" Chinese Methodists To Sinp Cantata o IrHE choir ol the Btralta Chinese I I Methodist Church. Kampon.^ Kapor Road, will render a sacred cantata titled "The L ition Morn" at th?| evening service of worship on Easter i Sunday, Apr. 17. at 6 p.m. This is a155 words
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Article32 1938-04-15 21 Singapore. Thursday A Chinese worker in the Bell Biscuit Factory, Ben Lane, had his left hand tied by machinery this afternoon. was extremely shocked and semiicious from loss of blood.32 words
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Article, Illustration184 1938-04-15 21 Known as "The Pearl of Dubrovnik."* Mile. Daska Ivanovic-Banaz, aged one of the loveliest of Jugoslavia's Society girls, was married at < i\ ton Hall register office, London, to an Englishman, Mr. Geoffrey Farrer Kennedy, aged 29, a consulting engineer of Knightsbridge. The bride, who is a friend of thePlanet News - 184 words
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Article, Illustration186 1938-04-15 21 Britain A Leader In Television Geneva. TIIK number of wireless receiving sets throughout the world increased from 64.150.000 to (J9.700.000 during 1937, according to a itatc nient by Mr. Arthur Burrows. Director of the International Broadcasting Office. omcial figures just received by the >ffice show that In Europe alone, ex:luding186 words
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Article183 1938-04-15 22 POLICE MISS PENALTY IN DIV. I SOCCER 1 Police KheiS boib teams played foo Kill and the res-M hi r reflex of t^'" I*"*** oppori i in th tl Choi Ot but e t P hSy duri] t0.,.. he starl the: Polici got tl •in.183 words
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Article21 1938-04-15 22 'I h» n will 1 pore Rifle Assoc n BuJdt Timah HaiM" -morrow < 16th t at 1» 30 pm.21 words
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Article27 1938-04-15 22 Th» racecourse will be officially open for training on Thursday next <21st> at r> 4f> a m when th» ufuaJ coffee arrangements will be mad*27 words
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Article118 1938-04-15 22 The "All-Black" b; I this year's champions in Mch loit Bangkok by rail hen (iuv and ar< "ay for b A I four matches has been ■iced by th< Basketball and Volleyball Uon, the venue ng the Happy World Stadium. Tl." following: are the fixtures: l p.m118 words
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Article16 1938-04-15 22 M.C A. cricket match against Bros. Sports Club fixed for Saturday ha* been cancelled.16 words
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Article63 1938-04-15 22 Man Fined On Behalf Of Another From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Thursday lUHEN the name of Teow Penp: wai calk D court this morning, a different person answered the call He explained thai Teow Pc-n^ was in Singaand that he had been asked to on behalf of Teow63 words
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Article43 1938-04-15 22 rron Our Oini corespondent) Malacca, Thursday rtll be held on Ea dquar&rs »g Road. Malacca m 930 pm. Mr WiMv Will rive an d rumba iaJ genei Benevolent ty will be held at the Secret^ nith Street on 30 p m43 words
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Article, Illustration247 1938-04-15 22 NESTANGLO'S WIN WELL IN BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE l\ Reap i ng 0, AFTER up a m H Moh nil in ue match pli 3H B. backs and Chee I sible for the plav to the other end and att ay had to effect of :om Ene Guan and .<oon afterTribune - 247 words
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Article37 1938-04-15 22 Mr Mrs. Lim Chong Pang terday by the Kedah for Penanj the 80th District Rotary Co:. and the Middle Asia RegionaJ Rotan hlch will be held in Penan* to-day to-morrow. They will retun after the Easter holidn37 words
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Advertisement13 1938-04-15 22 Imperial "Good Companion" All-liri! SOLE ACENTS DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD SINGAPORE -KUALA LUMPUR J.13 words
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Advertisement22 1938-04-15 22 Stamp Collecting •is NOT an expensive hobl»> l if you deal with I M. GLOVER CO. S t\ 11. The Arcade. Simrap<"<22 words
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Miscellaneous25 1938-04-15 22 The Tides TO-DAY: 11.24 a.m.. 8 ft. 9 ins 'P.m.. 8 ft. 8 ins. TO-MORROW: 11.59 a.m.. 8 ft 11.45 p.m.. 8 ft. 9 in25 words
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593 1938-04-15 23 CEYLON CRICKETERS WIN EASILY AT SEREMBAN 7-WICKETS MARGIN OVER N.S.-MALACCA-JOHORE Kelaart Scores 73: Malayan XI Bowler 1 uhto v/ 1 1 C rUI Ttv JHE CEYLONESE CRICKET VISITORS HAD LITTLE DIFFICULTY IN BEATING A COMBINED NEGRI-MALACCA-JOHORE ELEVEN YESTERDAY AT SEREMBAN, WINNING THE ONE-DAY FIXTURE BY SEVEN WICKETS AFTER DISMISSING THE593 words
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366 1938-04-15 23 u, ntl Hos. vI'.KA. 11l 0. rv ard line comS ihd strong In the Hospital eleven had no dim- n disusing off the 3.CF.A. 11l in their Third Division engagement on the s.rc par. sterday. und( rstanding prevailed amo: Hospital's quintette,366 words
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Article, Illustration18 1938-04-15 23 iv< I'M VI in vrslerd iVs drawn First Division match between tht XN IMI Police and S.R.C TribuneTribune - 18 words
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Article69 1938-04-15 23 Ladies' Competition At Island Club The Island Club L.G.U. competition for April resulted In a win for Mrs. D. Duncan with a nett score of 72 The following were some of the best cards returned: Mrs. D. Duncan 102- —3O. u Mrs. J. G. Cum. Mrs: R. Lim69 words
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Article229 1938-04-15 23 OPENING ties in the S.C.R.C. Spring tennis tournament .starting on Tues.day next are as follows TUESDAY'S TIES "A" Singles K. I. Tan (acrJ vs. Hokeen (owe 30.3 1. B" Singles. Soon Eng Kuit <owe 3(U> vs Philio Woon <owe 15); Ng Cheng Koon (scr.) vs. Tan Chong Lock229 words
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Article210 1938-04-15 23 N.S.-MALACCA-JOIIOKF. P. R. Lewis c Fernando b Dr. Qunesekera l H. L. Salmon b Dr. Guneaekera 5 F. K. Macnamara b Jayawickreme 19 C. S. K. Bovell c Kelaart b Jayawickreme' 20 Dr. J. A. P. Cameron c Wijeslnghe b Jayawickreme 5 O. S. Waites c Keiaart b210 words
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Advertisement19 1938-04-15 23 m -Tin; sky's Tin: limit" J when jack IiLTHANAN p-end! s Watch for Jack at the CAPITOL MAI WEEK19 words
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142 1938-04-15 24 NEW R O. LINER FOR FAR EAST LAUNCHED MORE MAILS BEING CARRIED BY SEA DESPITE AIR SERVICES London, rhursdaj Tin f o. l.vooo ton linei .niton- for the liulian Mid I i service was launched < iMir tn day, the ceremony being performed the lion. Thalia Shaw, daughter <>f rxReuter - 142 words
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Article154 1938-04-15 24 I uksnn. Mississippi. TNI tune uill rom«'— possibly not in viiiii Ufc or mine when UM the negro will be In control, even In the South, il ITC <lo not take dr.istn st«'ps to prevent Intermingling of the races.* 1 'I l. prom has beenReuter - 154 words
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Article46 1938-04-15 24 U.S. PEACE IN WEST Washington, Thusday. DRESIDENI Rootevelt, In pan-Ame- rican day address to the governing board o! the American Union, declared that the American nations would not permit the peace ol the western hemisphere to be endangered by an error of on from outside.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article94 1938-04-15 24 .ova, Thursday THE British Government has sent the Lie ol Nations Secretariat a note asking that the extension of the competence of the High Commissionth( from Germany to from Austria should be placed on the agenda of the forthi ino council meeting.- Reuter London. Thursday In replyReuter; British Official Wireless - 94 words
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Article, Illustration17 1938-04-15 24 PICTURE taken daring yesterday's I irsi Division match in which the S.R.C. and the Police drew. TribuneTribune - 17 words
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Article53 1938-04-15 24 MORE NATIONALIST SUC CESSES Baragossa, Thursc. NATIONALIST troops have captured San Mates, three miles south of Chert and 11 miles from the coast. They have also taken Laiana. 14 miles from Vinaroz. Perpignan. Thursd The management of the hydro-electric company at Andorra, which supplies Catalonia with power, has switched offReuter - 53 words
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Article76 1938-04-15 24 {From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Thursday. One Chinese Lnma he Vagrants cam]) at Alor Star is reported to have ured on the head by another Tamil inmate with a changkol this evening. The man wa>> removed Eb hospital but not expected to li It appears that76 words
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Article40 1938-04-15 24 London. Thursc It was announced in the commons that it has been decided to establish two further government munition factories In South Wales, one at Mrtryr Tydvil and the other In the P< mbrey British Oflicial Wire40 words
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Advertisement148 1938-04-15 24 /./ii Nolki For Tuesday Befon tl d Mr Ju Chan;:. umenl re Bill ol Costs In Coui Criminal App< l Bi ron hiel Ju r rell and Mr Ju hi 30 a m niinal Appeal Appeal H. Mr Ju Appeal N«. ChUl Notice ol App< ;il und I- 1 bin148 words
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