Morning Tribune, 6 August 1938
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Title Section13 1938-08-06 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE for :*-No 161. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. Aujust 6. 1938. FIVE CENTS.13 words
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Article1074 1938-08-06 1 MORE BORDER FIGHTING [Tokyo, Friday. is reliably learned that Soviet authorities, both in Moscow and Tokyo, are insisting on the unconditional withdrawal of panese troops from the disputed area as the sine qua non for le cessation of hostilities and the initiation of formal negotiaons forReuter - 1,074 words
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Article18 1938-08-06 1 Harbin. Friday. Freight and passenger traffic on the Sungari River has been suspended north of Fushin and Chiamussu18 words
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Article147 1938-08-06 1 Hong Kong, Friday. transaction In the history of British shipping interests in the t-ast was completed to-day by the purchase by the Indo-China Steam hin? pany of the steamer, Haiheng. which is one of four fast > be built in the United Kingdom with theReuter - 147 words
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42 1938-08-06 1 15 KILLED IN EXPLOSION ON ITALIAN CRUISER Rome, Friday. we killed immediately and ten »ter. while 20 others were wounded, in a boiler room J the Italian cruiser Quarto, f Majorca. Apart from the the actual explosion, the W not badly damaged42 words
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162 1938-08-06 1 GERMAN ACTION WILL DRAW FRANCE IN ill illii Paris. Friday. HiDISCUSSING the possible reper- jp :H Hussions in Europe from the jlni •gSoviet-Japanese frontier dispute IN |M Leon Blum, writing in the Po- |iii jjjDiilaire. declares that the theory jj-jj •H'jannot be ignored that Germany jj:j: jjjjis obedient in letterReuter - 162 words
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Article113 1938-08-06 1 SAVAGE FIGHTING IN SPAIN Saragossa, Friday. A FTER ten days of savage fighting the Republicans have abruptly ceased all act* tivity on the Ebro front. The Nationalists however continue to bomb and shell concentrations of Republican troops, but the infantry have not yet received the ordei to advance. According to113 words
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Article149 1938-08-06 1 Growing Unrest In N. China Peiping, Friday. Till-: growing unrest noticed in North China coincides with the continuance of the conflict on the Manchukuo border. Trustworthy foreign sources confirm the departure of many Japanese troops from North China, while travellers from north Hopei report that during the last few days,Reuter - 149 words
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88 1938-08-06 1 Peiping, Friday THE North China Telephone and Tele- graph Company a new concern capitalised at $35 millions subscribed by the Provisional Government and Manchukue and Japanese Telegraph Companies has come into being taking over all telephone, telegraph and radio circuits in North China, alsoReuter - 88 words
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Advertisement30 1938-08-06 1 01 OTHER Frnang: Riots J I u matr« Sweeps Ipota 3 j Markets onema Chronicle 20 J I Today's Races 22 J K S.Y.C. Rowing 23 Fnelish Cricket 24 s30 words
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Advertisement15 1938-08-06 1 POWDERED MILK SAFI CONVENIF/ i AM) Plfi Obtainable Everywhere. DISTKfBIJTtIRS CFTT lIHOS. A CO. J15 words
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461 1938-08-06 2 Penang Riots; Inquiry Into Mans Death < From Our Own Reporter) PENANG. FRIDAY. W< WAITED INSIDE THE PREMISES TO SEE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN. SHORTLY AFTERWARDS, BRICKI iTB AND STONES WERE THROWN IN THE PREMISES. THE CROWD ATTEMPTED TO PULL DOWN A SIGNBOARD \ND461 words
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Article196 1938-08-06 2 THIS jear marks a definite stage in th«t development of Kelantan, states the annual report on social and economic progress for last year. With a revenue of over three milliow dollars and reasonably substantial reserves the State has now bee:: able to modify some of196 words
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90 1938-08-06 2 Singapore, Friday. THE charges preferred against a Britisher, William Booker, to the effect that he on or about July 28, at aoout 10.10 p.m. attempted to commit nouseoreaking by night at the canteen at Gillman Barracks and on t ne same day between 11.30 a.m. and90 words
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Article76 1938-08-06 2 I A Tamil woman of the coolie class was badly burnt while cooking in the kitchen i f her house in Robertson Quay yesterday Her clothes cauulu lire and she lost her presence of mind. Her husband ran into the kitchen, hearing her crie.s. pulled her out76 words
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Article161 1938-08-06 2 AN ARTIST IN HIS OWN WAY Sinsajwre. Friday. jjjjj THE whole thing is absolutely jjjjj 1 put up. He's quiU? an artist a t it remarked the Third Ma- jj:jj jjjjjistratp <Mr. G. S. Rawlings' ■when an elderly Tamil Moha- |j:j Hmedan, Pechay bin Mohamed, set fill m > a161 words
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Article106 1938-08-06 2 Singapore. Fr;da] A JAPANESE Mr. Shirr. Ban of Ifltml Bu«san Kaisha, Ltd 3* ed guilty before Mr. Kp>.neth A "a ker. the Fourtn Magistrate, this ing to a charpe of driving his on car in a manner so rash bj to w% human, life and thereby eoHUßnff another motor-car.106 words
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Article233 1938-08-06 2 BIT OFF MAN'S LIP (From Our Own Reporter* Sereman. Fridaj. MI'KAN. an Indian, who wa^ 111 tenced to nine months' ri| the Seretnban Magistrate for bitin off completely the lip of a compatn appealed against the sentence befw Mr. Justice Pedlow. The eonphb ant, it was stated, had beei figured233 words
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Article35 1938-08-06 2 Singapore r Fre We understand that N' Court Inspector attached t Magistrate's Court will Tra flc Court Inspector of the District and Police Cou. Mo nLines when the new COOTi day week35 words
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Advertisement8 1938-08-06 2 KAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Sincapore Koala Lumpor Penan*.8 words
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288 1938-08-06 3 SUMATRA SWEEPS IPOH, LEAVES TRAIL OF HAVOC (From Our Oiv7i Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. UNSIDERABLE damage to property was done and many people had narrow escapes from receiving serious injury on ednfsday evening when Ipoh experienced one of the worst A heavy shower, accompanied by a powerful wind, swept tf*igh the288 words
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Article51 1938-08-06 3 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has notified His Excellency the Governor that His Majesty the Kinr will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance in respect of the following ordinance: An Ordinance to amend the Singapore Traction Ordinance (Chapter 109 of the Revised51 words
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Article162 1938-08-06 3 Singapore, Friday. I IKW him I.im and Chua 'leek Wan appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham. the second mauistrate this morning- on a charge of assisting in a common gaining house. Both accused pleaded guilty. Court Inspector Wray who prosecuted told his worship that Inspector Ellis raided stall A-3162 words
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148 1938-08-06 3 Returned To Prison To Spend Day With Friends Singapore, Friday. 4 testimonial for the way in which prisoners are treated at the Singapore civil prison," was the description men by .Mr. D. K. Walters, Singapore lawyer, when he described h<»w a man who had been kept in prison since January148 words
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Article69 1938-08-06 3 MA YFAIR 'S NEW BRANCH B will be found an announceUayfair's, whose head offices f Quay and who have a branch t World Amusement Park, of f of their town retail branch Building on the North Bridge 't. an outfitting establishment. ooth ladies and gentlemen, and strong line in mesh69 words
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Article92 1938-08-06 3 RINGS LEAD TO COURT CHARGE Singapore. Friday. APPEARING before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Magistrate this morning was a Malay, Aman bin Ibrahim, aged 30 years and living at 6. Kampong Bahru. He was charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of two diamond rings valued at $35 and92 words
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131 1938-08-06 3 CLAIMED BABY AS HIS OWN: FINED $10 Singapore. Friday. IPPEARING this morning before Mr. G. S. Rawlings. the third magistrate, on a .-.ummons issued by the Health Department of the Municipality, a Malay, Ahmad bin Abbas, pleaded guilty to a charge of wilfully Riving false information for the purpose of131 words
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Article73 1938-08-06 3 ALLEGED GANG R OBBER Y Siiv-rapon\ Friday BEFORE Mi Conrad Oldham, thr Second Magistrate, this afternoon two Chinese. Loh Kim Moh and Yap Ah Boon had a charge explained to '.hem that they at .lbout. 11 p.m. last night together with three others com mltted gaiift-robbery at ho, Killing Road73 words
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Article43 1938-08-06 3 The marriage of Miss Irene Mana.ssoh to Liout. Georges O&selaer of the second regiment of Lancers, stationed at Brussels, will take place early in September Miss Irene Manosseh la a daughter M Mr. Rupert IfllliUfltl. formerly of ai>gapore, and Mrs. Rupert Mana.weh ORE.43 words
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Advertisement231 1938-08-06 3 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS' from approved Contractors only will be received at the Settlement Engineer's Office up to noon of the 15th August. 1938, for the following works: Erection of Male and Female Attend ants' Quarters at the Mental Hospital, Singapore. Every person applying for a form of Tender will be231 words
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Advertisement135 1938-08-06 3 PIAXOFORTE-PLAYING THEORY OF MUSIC. SCHOOL CHILDREN: -Special Terms. SCHOOL TEACHERS:- Reduced Rates Special Music Appreciation Classes. Write or Enquire Mrs. Paulasz, Experienced and Qualified Mu.sic Teacher, 25, Barker Road. MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. HAI CHEW HOTEL. 35, Beach Road Singapore, Tel: 3015 2.135 words
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Advertisement100 1938-08-06 3 S /When you raise your haf\ do you raise your age? J Wouldn't you like to look young oven w»U> your hat off? Then start using Pure BllvlVrln The Natural Hulr Ftxxi which goes into the rook of all Hair Troubles. Of all Chemists, High-Class Btore« and Hair Drenen. Sole100 words
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Article63 1938-08-06 4 Singapore. Frid? R. J. Me Ilroy and J Plested Sappers of the Royal Enga Changi who appeared before Cc: Oldham, the Second Magistrate. July 13, on charges of stealing aej cycle and a motor car. respects had the charges against them 1: drawn at the instance of UK63 words
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Article292 1938-08-06 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Friday MESSRS Fraser Co.'s report lor lfl to-day is as follows: MINING. Tin at midday was $98 00 up $1.00. Business in Tin shares with London still remains very difficult owing to the wide margins between buyers and sellers although prices appear quite292 words
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Advertisement61 1938-08-06 4 LOVERSfcA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE You hold YOUR OWN KEYS and ONLY YOU can have accesi eSale boxes so th *t bA*ETY and PRIVACY,61 words
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Advertisement14 1938-08-06 4 SOUTH lIKBTI^II DtSmUMCI COMPANY. LTD loss ol rn»lils lusiiiaiiir^ ivi r,9L>r t. Finhvson Green14 words
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Article17 1938-08-06 5 I Singapore, Aug. 5, 5 p.m. fdfdf fvdfd fdfd fdfd I MINING GENERAL I RUBBER SHARKS17 words
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Article10 1938-08-06 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS fdfd fdf fdffdf i MINING RUBBER GENERAL10 words
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Article198 1938-08-06 5 6l Co. Ltd. $30,luo SIN AM dU °«-3l MUNICIPAL! li 90 100 nom. red. iy4u $400,000 u depv. 3o loo 1<V/ aom 'jUpfc 30 107 no nom Q rj5o ♦1,UOO > OUU I*, oept. 40 112 114 nom BO. A yti3 W.UUU.OOO 31 Sept. jo 107 109198 words
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Advertisement218 1938-08-06 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. JW9Mtm9nt Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commoam**. Dmt* Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Seme*. Member*: new tqbk cottton kxchanoe. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC OF NT MKW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CKICAOO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE218 words
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Advertisement248 1938-08-06 6 -IT-aT-M millla-a-»^a-a<WT WJI f^ lllh T K( 'HNICOLOUH __aTaa_a-^ jW^^- iflt& '^^jj 'THE DIVORCE of LADY X' \jm H ->JS.~ ___i_--i 1« ""^'".Mulin^wua" j 1^ -^r___ x FULL HOUSES at Yesterdays Premiere! |th7capitolJ| S The Famous Star of "MUTINY 3.15 6^5- j ON THE BOUNTY" 9 15 i CHARLES LAUGHTON248 words
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Advertisement195 1938-08-06 6 The Singapore Music I C 1. ijuviciy, H Combined Chtnl and Orch^ir >l CONCERT ril ß Icdudl] Hiawatha's Wedding t M (Coleridge Taylor) I In the Victoria Memorial Hal on Sunday, August 7th., 1931 at 9.15 p.m. I SOLOISTS MARIETTE DECHESNeI JOHN MacNEISH I Conductor: Glan Williams, B. fhm I195 words
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Article142 1938-08-06 7 Singapore, Friday VOUNO Khek aged 15 years named I Chin Shing and living at 10.1. Road appeared before Mr Oldham, the Second Magistrate, Scorning on a charge of dishonestly stolen property, one bundle, two wheels with gear, tyres, f h ind a hand-brake valued $36. charge instituted142 words
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Advertisement88 1938-08-06 7 IHh MAGIC NAME OF A GREAT STAR i GREAT MAGNMCENT \3 THE LONDON DHORUB GIT?L WHO LED A STARVING STREET MUSICIAN TO THE PINNACLE OF THEATRICAL HEIGHTS IN GUEST SCREEN APPEARANCE OF JACK BUCHANAN NFXT WEEK IMViLiqfl I MARLBOROUGH ro-xiGiiT s-lJ a I "BRIDEGROOMS WANTED" 1 Rollicking Hindustani Musical Comedy88 words
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Advertisement102 1938-08-06 7 5 ANOTHER BIG HIT j j AT THE NEW j Ml H AMIMt Y Coming Next Change S A MUSICAL OP SUPERLATIVE S S SPLENDOR .WRAPPED IN S SILVER RIBBONED WITH S S SONG AND HAPPINESS WRITTEN ALL OVER IT! ■■■I k ■111 ■■■■■w^ vV^fo**"^ !fflm&tk^ t B^H* weetheorts roclianriy102 words
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Advertisement285 1938-08-06 7 •■•■•yi IVrlorma»Kes and still drawing crowded Houses I iiwi you si;i:\ j Warner Bros.' SPECTACrLAK TKCHNICOLOrR production Z I u The Adventures of I ROBIN HOOD"! Otherwise Make Early Reseivation Phone 6909 I LAST FEW NIGHTS j j DAILY at II a.m. 3-15 p.m. 6-15 9-15 p.m.: Ithe new air-conditioned!285 words
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374 1938-08-06 8 HPHK extent to which the manufacture of saronga ;"><i ouier < indiist.H i have progresae I in Kelantan is recorded in the annual repori of that State which ha.- .just, been published. a small group oi enterprising Mai.iv •I ivi broui Mi back374 words
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68 1938-08-06 8 The Yellou Rfc* ancy Board has (li>put(hed Wang Yu-thun 8 a cmmnjL expert to Lovans; nuk investigation into the n^ situation in northern Hu nun After his arrival here Mr Wang immediately pro, ceded u the front to start repairing 0 the breached dykes. The68 words
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Article124 1938-08-06 8 New York. Thursday. SIZZLING under ilir eleventh day of a heat wave. the humidity is unbearable in Neu York *itv. which all day and night is converted into sort of seaside. In the most congested of the poorer section*, men. women and children in their thousandsReuter - 124 words
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Article337 1938-08-06 8 Local Market Conditions ■Messrs Guthrii I Co Ltd.. i.i their weekly rubber report dated Aug. 4, .state: Owing t(. the \ugusl o*n* holidays w< liuvi" on'? n very short trading period to report, during which the nil: r market haa bee: qutet wit! i slightly easier tendency A* the time337 words
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Article198 1938-08-06 8 Markets Suffer From "Nerves" THE period since the holidays hi been marked by patches t 'nerves' and on two occasions pria have fallen over three quarter* i a cent for no apparent reason, a Lewis and Peat in their weekly n port. Some holders appear to have a unduly influenced198 words
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275 1938-08-06 8 REPORTED DISPUTE BETWEEN JAP NAVAL COMMAND TOKYO Shanghai. Friday QiKES eigh; kilometres to the west 01 Wuyuch have collapsed and Hwoshan Pr n W reached Huang^nui, Susang. t'hienshan. sin mUZZH&J^iUZ. aFP navai »ablc on account of the interruption of f«J munitatiom, one significant fact h thUt the Japanese advance tb(Reuter - 275 words
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Advertisement38 1938-08-06 8 s I J AniioiiiuiiiK The Opi'iiine 1 IHAYFAIMS I 1 S New Town Retail Branch i i i 157 North Bridge Koad Capitol Building S N i j > S s s s s JSee MAYFAIR'S "BAGS OF TO-MORROW'S38 words
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Advertisement102 1938-08-06 9 SPECIAL SALE OFFERS THE FAMOUS "RAJAH SUPER" Offered at a Special Price during The Sale I\\ 1 CEARCASE. \V ,j L— l r^ p ■SV B A MB |P^^ ff^^ I A I #T/ >^m. C^ m\j Jl JL M* \^J jL j^T > r AM. JLj \*s M-JI Aj102 words
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322 1938-08-06 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Aug. 6, 1938 NEARING SETTLEMENT? up; welcome the more eoncinalory tone winch is being adopted by Uie Singapore transport striken, and feel sure that it will lead to a speedy settlement of the dispute. As we have indicated previously there is a strong feeling among the322 words
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Article783 1938-08-06 10 LIM KENG HOR - EVIL DAYS AHEAD FOR JAPAN LIM KENG HOR BORDER CLASHES By THK past lew weeks have been notable loi some Stirling declarations by the chiefs oi the various military departments in Soviet Russia. "We are prepared for anyone, at any time." is the theme of the statements which have been783 words
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Article, Illustration31 1938-08-06 10 LUia) who asked That she should h, Jivi ,h »'P»rtment of the United Provinces Oov".."""" name used lo be S'heUa TfcJSSr^l STtt^ST^ 22* "f ri "•»•'»»«<' he Sta f ,r"n' Planet NewsPlanet News - 31 words
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Advertisement14 1938-08-06 10 i ii ewar s i I v white I 1 WHISKY 1 A WPS.-Dl14 words
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1154 1938-08-06 11 responding with South American coun- tries. The air postage from England to these countries is the highest in the world— 4s. per half-ounce. But if letters are sent via an agent in Paris he can re-post them to South American at the1,154 words
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Article, Illustration39 1938-08-06 11 THE "CRAK": WORLD'S MIGHTEST AIRSHIP Qimiji Graf Zeppelin, mightiest a rship the world has known. The pcssinility of airships being used as •air stations" for trans-atlantic planes or as flying plane-carriers is discussed this week by our aviation correspondent.39 words
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Article206 1938-08-06 11 DR. John Jacob Abel, whose researches brought relief to thousands previously doomed to misery and death, died in Baltimore at the age of 81. The professor emeritus of pharmacology at Johns Hopkins Hospital, who made possible the synthetic production of insulin and adrenalin, died unexpectedly at 81206 words
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Advertisement98 1938-08-06 11 I THI TBUI TONIC POOD j 1 J POLAROID Classes are ihe latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit you to actually see M to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport.98 words
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Article, Illustration86 1938-08-06 12 Ten thousand children watched a daylight rehearsal of the Southern Com mand Military Tattoo at Tidworth, on Salisbury Plain. The Tattoo opened on the evening of July 30. Planet News KorouKh Mftrkd hasket rn,,, s rliaiiipioi.s havr s| n riv -ils in the rr 1 s iVmaPlanet News - 86 words
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Article, Illustration143 1938-08-06 13 declaration that China will resist until the last invader From her soil" was made by General Chen Cheng. Chairman pli Provincial Government and Chairman of the Political Depart- Kai-vhek's headquarter* wh^n he laid the cornerstone NnV; TiM^n heroes in Chun«; s han Park. Hankow. Planet News Rapid progressPlanet News - 143 words
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Advertisement35 1938-08-06 13 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE lIOKS D'OKI TICK IHSIIES SWI IT DISHES ALSO CLOCK!) JEWELLERY I WATCHES 1111 BEST IS TO COME ANT) SKK RENE ULLMANN Raffle* Place, SINGAPORE35 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1938-08-06 14 uiITH the heat of this country there "t exists a youthful urge to go barefooted among the .strenuous offspring and mast parents wonder what is a proper cuur.se for protecting sensitiv feet of the young. Specialists In the care or children's leet feel that hard ground and the danger1,204 words
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379 1938-08-06 15 PLANNING PLAYCLOTHES IS SUCH FUN! They Are So Varied And So Charming IT'S always fun to dress youngsters up. But for playtime on the beach or in the garden it's the undressing up" that counts. To get sturdy-legged little boys into the briefest and most manly-looking suits and trunks, suitable379 words
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Advertisement36 1938-08-06 15 "MADGE" Flower Shop 129. Stamford Road. Tel. 4227. WEDDING SHEAFS Church decoration a Speciality BOUQUETS. FLORAL BASKETS. Wreaths, floral decorations in short notice. Singapore Orchids. Cut Fresh Flowers Orchids cut and in pots. CT AEROPLANE DAILY.36 words
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Advertisement17 1938-08-06 15 ttf£4Ai>£ 7M£ Jewel trees in Cornelian, r amythest etc. etc. 18 Battery Road. Ist floor Phone 714317 words
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Advertisement420 1938-08-06 16 rinaHMpy-^i II %^'^v *•-■>•■' 1 BY P&OandßßlflSH INDIA.LINES <XNUOKPORATED IN CNOLAKD) ffe II A Tonnagt ""Spore Xoiu.»g« #V— 1938 M.990 •ggffia iKS SSiS SSSSS 1 S°o •SOUUAN 6 500 AUK. 26 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 21 SaRTHAGE IWO AUK. 26 fOMAU 6 800 ctet. 21 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Sept. 9 CANTON 5.500420 words
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Advertisement278 1938-08-06 16 Ik. TO FRENCH PORTsi J CHARCEURS REUNIS' HOMEWARDS. S I ITO SAIGON INDOCHINA V CAP VARELLA For Saiffon. Tourane and Haiphong FORBIN For Saigon. Tourane and Haiphong 3 S. A. M. I. (from Saigon) G.G. PASQUIER d The Successors of MOINE COMTE CO., LTD. V -PHUHhotfK UNIO.N BUILDING. Lloyd Triestino278 words
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Article65 1938-08-06 17 PASSENGERS DUE FOLLOWING an- [MHfMtfirn bound for Malava by the P. and O Carthauc Which left London on July 29: Miss II L. Melliai-Smith Ol the Royal College of Arts, for Penang; Lt. col. H D. st g. Carde* of the 2nd Mountain Regiment R.A.. for Sinua pore; Lady Havward65 words
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277 1938-08-06 17 ROYAL AIR FORCE More Balloon Barrage Squadrons COUR more balloon barrage squadrons, completing the total of 10 for the defence of London, were formed early last month for recruiting purposes and placed In the Fighter Command In No. 30 (Balloon Barrage) Group. They are No.s. 905 (County ol Surrey i,277 words
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76 1938-08-06 17 Valencia. THE backwash of war brought Valencia an unexpected blessing— thousands of pounds of fresh fish. Insurgent air raiders, soaring away from Government pursuit planes, unloaded their bomb-racks in order to gain altitude quickly. The projectiles fell into the sea apparently hitting a76 words
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Article397 1938-08-06 17 British Shipowners In Spanish War Trade London. y.VST fortunes arc being made by soite British shipowners in thr perilous new trade of carrying goods to one side or the other in the Spanish war. Seamen are becoming adventurous again. They take their lives in their hands, for the397 words
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Article60 1938-08-06 17 Mails expected from Europe eU* t Amsterdam) by Air iKL.M.i to-day Di 'liveries of boxholders' letters only 7 3t p.m. to-day and renerml delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. on Monday Mails expected from China and Japa» by the Manila Maru due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from China60 words
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Article43 1938-08-06 17 The .s.i "Conte Biancamano li due hen* at 3 p.m. on Sunday, July 7, from Genoa. Naples, Port Said, Ma>.saua. Bom bay and Colombo. She i.s expected t<> sail again at 3 p.m on tin* saint 1 day tor Manila, Honukonn and Shanghai.43 words
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Advertisement542 1938-08-06 17 )OSTAL INTELLIGENCE I 1 sambas and Sinskawans Tomohon 6 It a.m. i G. G. Merlin 6 11 a.m. 1. Brunei and Labuan Kajang 6 11 a.m Or iat Britain x K.L.NI I 2 p.m. fg j g North, South tnd West Talma I 3pS k, ■pu-.s only. gjm^ .I 6542 words
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Advertisement58 1938-08-06 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA SAILING AUGUST 11, AT 3 P.M The above vessel has excellent modern accommodative for First Saloon and C °S^cillToUday en Return tickets to China and Japan (Interchangeable wttfc p and O. S.N. Coy.) Issued at58 words
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Advertisement130 1938-08-06 18 FOR SALE PROCKEBY, PALL ]\JALL GLASS, GOBLETS ETC. BOOH SECK TRADING CO., 1 Raffles Place, Singapore. Phone 3858. FURNITURE TIIK ART FURNITURE DEPOT LTD.— mannfacturen and designers of modern furniture. Showrooms 32. 34 and 36 Orchard Road. Fancy parchment lamp shad' .s at hall prices. MEDICAL ALL-IN-ONE INHALANT sprinkled on130 words
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Miscellaneous816 1938-08-06 18 ON THE AIR TO-DAY TO-MORROt LONDON TRANSMISSIONS 2 (isc; ii 9 Mcs (16 8> GtT 15 M Ifcli < 19 8m) nk Bie Ben Quentin Maclean at Cinema Elephant and Castle, 6 o 0 Land -The Found:nu of an Empire.' 6.5(1 Steamboat. 7 <b 'Food lor Thought. TttTW ihort talks816 words
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Miscellaneous374 1938-08-06 18 KZKM 9 53 M,s m D.m 4.20 Popular mu 5 20 Sunkist time 5.50 News in Spanish 6.05 News in English 6.50 Special progran 7.20 Melody Album. 8. 10 News iii English 9 20 Music. 9.50 Close down. MELBOIRNE VK Oil 9 59 Mcs ,31 ■>„ p.m. 4.20 Opening announces.374 words
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56 1938-08-06 19 /GOVERNMENT expenditures passed the $7,000,000,000 mark for the fiscal year 1938 according to the Treasury's daily statement of June 3. Expenditures totalled $7,004,573,209 against $6,885,820,010 lor like period of preceding fiscal year. Expenditures for the first three days of June totalled $66,286,904 against56 words
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153 1938-08-06 19 Brisbane, Australia. THE Roman Catholic Church absolutely condemned the verdict of the Court in the recent Bourne Case in London, declared Most Rev James Duhig, IrLshborn Roman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane, preaching in St Stephen's Cathedral here. •I would warn all our Catholic doctors153 words
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Advertisement171 1938-08-06 19 I CTfIP y You'll ever know what the wurd 'S['OP" really means until you've felt the grip of the.se new Goodrich safety BLvertowni. The LIFE-SAVER I>ead makes a ivy track for the rubber to grip on w< t i I you seconds quicker. Ihe GOLDEN ply protects you un;ui;.st dapgeroua171 words
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Miscellaneous528 1938-08-06 19 toEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES TPA— 2 15.24 Mc|s (19.7 m.) p.m. 5.20 Concert relayed from Paris P.T.T. 6.30 News in English. 6.40 Concert relayed from Paris P.T.T. 7.05 Talk on French events. 7.20 Concert relayed from Paris P.T.T. 7.50 News in French. Colonial market prices. 5.30 Talk on the Cinema by528 words
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Article, Illustration27 1938-08-06 20 «h* viinn lananese War was observed in Hankow on July -"TboTu ?ne scene" aXS .f the foundation stone for China, Vnknown Soldier in Sun Yat-sen Memonal Park.27 words
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1144 1938-08-06 20 Great Stars Not Necessarily Box Office Draws r i Dr^f "Snow White" Cartoons Provide Conclusive Proof > now Expected Over £1,000,000 Profit EddyMacdonald Partnership One Ut me Most Enduring 'From Our Own Correspondent/ LomlHii. July ft COM Hmm wlmh have just been published in the ArnenS ,an ma K az,n,1,144 words
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Article21 1938-08-06 20 The rubber output I Pir.da Estates for t remounts to 45,400 lbs. New Scudai, Umitfd month amounts to 20,1-21 words
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Article132 1938-08-06 21 Singapore, Friday. r -speaking Hokien. Tan So while walking along St. Walk last Sunday afternoon oair of ladies' shoes hidden coat was arrested by two i on rounds, and who pleaded the charge of theft before Mr. nrad oldham, the second magistrate, i u132 words
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234 1938-08-06 21 'From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. HOOI YIN. an unemployed Chinese i cooly who had been depending on [wife to support the family, arranged intvt her on Tuesday, asked her for a r and when she refused he pulled k a pocket234 words
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Article210 1938-08-06 21 Mr. P. V. Ormiston has been appointed to officiate as Agricultural Officer, Singapore, with effect from July 15. Mr. K. G. A. Dohoo, M.C.S., has been appointed to officiate as Assistant District officer, Bukit Mertaiam. with effect from July 15. Mr. O. H. M. Sturges has been appointed210 words
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162 1938-08-06 21 CAPITOL FILM OF MALA YAN INTEREST (iHARLKK LaughtOfl bli another de- lightiul character .study in "Vessel ot Wrath," which began I WMOII at the Capitol la.st nisht. This picture will be of more than ordinary interest locally, as the whole of the action takes place on a Malayan island, and162 words
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Advertisement67 1938-08-06 21 •f .J. IDE ANN A DURBINI IB COMING TO GLADDEN YOl'R HEARTS t IN NEW UNIVERSAI/S HIT OF HITS Bs. IflillF j ■liffl I •Jr Musical i'iii 0* HERBERT MARSHALL! YOU ADORED HER in "THREE SMART GIRLS' 1 and l > LOO MEN and a GIRL WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE67 words
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1508 1938-08-06 22 PENANC RACES END TO-DAY; PROSPECTS DISCUSSED <H\ .Man us Supirbus") Till. Autumn SMtSfl ie Peiiang Turl Club will l>«' liroiißht to 11 •IMS this alKrnoon with <ard of ei K h( tWlta, the first race starting Scratching?' haw been Ufht> and therc good fields In all the races bar one1,508 words
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Article161 1938-08-06 22 pi! LOWING ar, fflr clays races at ¥nr A K Kace I— JULY THE SKVtNm King of HcarK Race 2- FAIR KIN(. Drift On Kace 3— RELEASE JubUee Son Kace I— RYE SEAM Is Blossom Tinn Race S—ARfJOUTAT5 ARfJOUTAT Tony Reddin Kace 6— MEADOWMAN Bombus Raw 7— REX Two161 words
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Article83 1938-08-06 22 LONG DISTANCE CYCLE RACE THE third annual Sinpapore-Jo&J Singapore cycle race will be heWi Sunday at 6 a.m.. the route being.? Finlayson Green, thence to C Road via Anderson Bridpe. ConnW Drive and Stamford Roaci I Clemenceau Avenue to B'.:k:: Road, to Woodlands Custom Bair* The return will be along83 words
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Article, Illustration43 1938-08-06 22 CUP FINAL BR OADCAST PLAN biafX*rA H the field to be ased in conjunction with the runninj; hy tM of to-duys Malaya Cop soccer final at th<* Anjon Road Sta*' 1 Brutish Malaya Kroadcastnir (Corporation in Singapore. For wa« tlnic see radio pagev43 words
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Article, Illustration132 1938-08-06 23 S.S. TEAMS FOR N.R.A. SHOOT jiL two teams ol eight to represent the Straits Settlements In the National Me Associations Oversea* .303 Full lage Postal Match v. ill be chosen from e following: s<!t Rich iGordoasi 120 Bgt Milton (Gordons i 119 Ke. Burdon 'Gordons' 119 Oiblin (Royal Signals i132 words
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Article19 1938-08-06 23 >re, Friday convict who last Saturday other convicts Peopled Park iring the recent :as rot b3-n19 words
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Article23 1938-08-06 23 El the Singapore will be held at Spottiswoode at 7 p.m. when' •a nee will be! kindlv requ- 1 Pecial effort to be23 words
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Article, Illustration34 1938-08-06 23 In the s.nu final of the Illawara Pairs event at *he R.S.Y.C. yesterday. A. J. Rycroft and P nrmi^nn Miss Uniacke), on left, beat D. Nooy and J. Haalebos (cox, Mi^ss Davis) i^bune >X>34 words
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Article40 1938-08-06 23 •'ANGLIN ciub tcnitla tournament ti( MONDAY J\v:ic Cup. (Final): Mrs. otapledon and )ak-Rhind i 3' vs. Mr. and Mrs. oirick'n\a 15 TTESDAI O. "11 Sllfaced h mh\is. (Scmi-rinal) Dr. d Mrs. Hopkins v\ Mr. and Mrs. 3tricktnd40 words
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291 1938-08-06 23 Garrison In ter-Compa ny League Soccer 2; H K S > R -A.) 2 |N the Inter-company garrison football league. H.K.S. (R.Aj were visitors to Tanglin yesterday and were lucky to share a point with the R.A.MC The R.A won the toss and put the Medicals against a strong sun291 words
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Article102 1938-08-06 23 THE preliminary rounds of the Skins Inter-Company boxing tournament were completed yesterday afternoon, seven bouts being fought. As reported yesterday, the semi-final and finals will be fought out on Mondaj commencing at 7.30 p.m. 'A' Co. won four more fights bringini their total to 27. H.Q. Wing are102 words
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Article134 1938-08-06 23 R. S. Y. C. Rowing Results I N the Royal Singapore Yacht Club lUawara Pairs the .semi-finals of which were run off yesterday, A. J. Rycfot and P. V. Ormission coxed by Miss Uniacke beat D. Nooy. and J. Haalebos coxed by Miss Davis, by nearly two lengths, in 7134 words
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465 1938-08-06 23 THE Telok Kurau English School held 1 their 11th annual athletic sports yesterday. Mrs. R. Walker distributed the prizes. Results: 75 yds. C. division: 1 Lee Bee Lon; 2 Tan Eng Kim; 3. Abu Bakar. 100 yds.— B: 1. Yahya b. Md. Ghous; 2. Osman465 words
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Miscellaneous16 1938-08-06 23 To-day's Tides HUh Tidfs: 7.81 a.m. 7 ft. 1 in.: LSI j».m. 8 ft. 3 ins.16 words
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Article240 1938-08-06 24 London, Friday. MRJLTi U)-day oi cricket matches:— 121 and 153 (Smith 4 for 61 Sussex beat Northamptonshire by nine wickets. Norlhants 220 (James 101 Nv«- 4 for 8H Mid 110 <Nye 5 for 47 1 Sussex 291 ißartlctt 114. Herbert 5 for 103) and 41 for on240 words
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Article38 1938-08-06 24 Much s.H-.uiat,.,,, 1 hen- over a report reac nmu 1 1«? h ;^:r b ini; t o f Ja t p hrveno W p R .ver they were bdnK sent 10 «fw*un« drive.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article54 1938-08-06 24 Rome, Friday MEASURES aimed at maintaining the proportion of Jews to Italians, at the present level of one in a thousand are foreshadowed in the Informatione Diplomatica. The paper adds that, as clearly .stated before, the Government has no .special plans for the oersccution ofReuter - 54 words
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Article64 1938-08-06 24 London. Friday. Leading Japanese bonds registered gains of up to 1^ points on the Stock Exchange to-day, reflecting the City's growing hopes of an amicable settlement of the Japanese frontier dispute. The ri.se If mostly due to precautionary marking up by Jobbers in anticipation of public demand,Reuter - 64 words
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Article53 1938-08-06 24 Hankow, Friday. SEVERE fighting broke out to-day on the north bank of the Yangtse in the vicinity of Siaochiyit, south-west of Chienshan Despite severe pounding by Japanese artillery which fired 1.000 shells, the Chinese troops (according to a military communique stood their ground, and lat.pr rpnni«»HReuter - 53 words
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Article38 1938-08-06 24 London, Friday. OVER 900 warplunes from 35 aerodromes south of the Humber to the Thames commenced the largest twoday defence exercises ever planned in Britain to-day. Seventeen thousand territorials, manning anti-aircraft puns, are participating ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article57 1938-08-06 24 The Government of Madras have decided that Panchayat>; with a population of over 5.000 or those with an annual income of over Rs. 3.000 should be expected to finance their water-supply (•heme with the aid of Government Kimntl and that they need not be included within the scope of the57 words
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Article60 1938-08-06 24 Moscow. Frida\ Four nlm managers have been lenttneed to death and another to 25 years' imprisonment for espionage in organUlng a mine firp i» thp Dm. basin mlnlni area Reuter Mr William Bon am y Dobree has beci. fpranted «i eoounicsion ii Pilot Cfßcei in the General Duties Brunch ofReuter - 60 words
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129 1938-08-06 24 Medical College 69 For Against S.C.C. THK Medical College I'nion knocked up 69 runs for the lijw (i „n against the S.C.C. in their two-day cricket fixture, wh padang yesterday. Owing to a slight drizzle, play was held The opening pair. Dr. Balasin^ham and K. S. Ratnam betted steadily. The129 words
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Article11 1938-08-06 24 Jewish wori morning on SH Magdiel. Onr attacker, we nave sufferer11 words
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Article, Illustration27 1938-08-06 24 In the semi-final of the lUawara P airs event at the R.S.Y.C. yesterdij Rvcroft, OrmLston and Miss I'niacke (cox), above, beat Nooy, Haalbosui Miss Davis (below.)- TribuneTribune - 27 words
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Advertisement27 1938-08-06 24 ■KpilScTfJiTißSll JL. a -<- <-_JL. A. S. GILES. I riVIL. NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER > No 6. The Arcade. Btnglfflff, j S piioni: MM nil i aii.ou27 words
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Title Section15 1938-08-06 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement N( 57. August 6, 1938. EDITED BY 4 HERMES Every Saturday.15 words
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Article, Illustration1398 1938-08-06 1 MALAYA CUP FINALS MONOTONOUS: CAN CONTEST BE REORGANISED? the fourE nth time 1 in 13 years of competition a pore and Seor are the enclers in the iva Cup final h is to be d at An son stadium this In view of the conditions h have prevailed for the1,398 words
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Advertisement17 1938-08-06 1 ON OTHER PACES Malayan t»'iini> Ipdi) SCOffS I tirt TopiCl Malayan < ycling u >•« kef tours Sdeter notes17 words
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670 1938-08-06 2 MALAYA'S NEED IS YOUTHFUL PLA YERS thk Malayan Tennis championships of 1938 I been completed and the invaders have taken from utourchiel titles. Samboedjo tak< him Java the mi I title, while 111 Doreen I in third sue ivt tin a the ►ion ol rhl i. < i rtainly not670 words
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Article66 1938-08-06 2 nONALD BUDGE, quadruple -world's u champion, and Gene Mako, his partner In the Wimbledon doubles title. have been decorated with the order of St. Sava by the Jugoslav Government. The American pair, who recently won the Yugoslav doubles championship in the lawn tennis championships at Belgrade,66 words
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Article77 1938-08-06 2 Australian Players To Tour U.S.A. THE Australian Women's Lawn Tennis team, at present in Europe have own Kiven permission to proceed to America for a tour. The Australian Lawn Tennis Association has decided that the team would jail during the first week in August They will compete in77 words
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Article, Illustration55 1938-08-06 2 s,.w MtsUßdini fUftn in Ihe M.L.I.V championships this >ear-th^ Goon broiliers oi Penanff, who proved themselves once auain one of best doubles pain in the country but lost their title to Kami, and \adi 01 Sinfapore; an nsjht. Samboedje Hoerip, Java champion, who was an easy u55 words
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Article560 1938-08-06 2 Boxers busy at Tanglin camp it i.s with regret thai r cord I X indisposition ol our u^uai \H ident from the ran in ihe MUitary Hospital. Tanglin wCM from a severe knee auring a friendly t nnis match M n.A'M.C. COUrtS. We feel -a:. who read his notes from560 words
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Advertisement49 1938-08-06 2 you've dot a GRIP E INDIA tyreJ \^f INDIA Tyre», like th« bulldog, I lcy h*v« a tenacious Grip. Thoy I t»k* hold of th* road and I m n*vr \t go." Don't take I rifles— fit INDIAt to your car. I ■ill \K«'nts: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. wp^49 words
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Article, Illustration948 1938-08-06 3 Vilavan "Test" match, expected to provide that tit bit of the season as far as batting performances re concerned, produced cricket of a VfTf disappointing kind. ,;nVpt +hat hardly deserved to he called a wicket, the Colony rejristcred a jroocl win, as948 words
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Article390 1938-08-06 3 FE Colony beat the Malay States in the 34th match of the "test" series by five wickets. Full details of scores are as under: COLONY Ist Inns. 2nd Inns. F. W. Simpson, b Gill 8 b Sukumaren 25 A. L. Williams, c Cooper b Gill 0 c and390 words
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Article20 1938-08-06 3 Nineteen broadcasting companies, rt presenting it countries, have applied foi permission to broadcast the Olympic Games in 194020 words
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Article, Illustration71 1938-08-06 3 An Eton Cricket Star BERTRAM CLARKE son of Dr. Noel Clarke, well-known in Singapore public life, is making a name for himself in Eton cricket these days. Opening batsman for the College, he has played many fine innings this season and had the satisfaction of scoring 47 and 18 in71 words
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Article115 1938-08-06 3 Suicide boat now a racing craft AMOTORBOAT originally designed as a "suicide boat" for the Chinese Government is among the entries for th Venico motor boat Grand Prix. The boat, a two-seater, was built in America for the Chinr.se Government to carry a heavy load of high explosives in the115 words
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Article37 1938-08-06 3 Two Leed cyclists, L. Ennea and w. A. Thompson, have set up a tandem re cord lor the WU miles from Land's bid to John OOroats by covering, tin- distance in 2 days H DOttTI 4J5 Dlinutei37 words
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Article160 1938-08-06 3 JIMMY Johnston, former manager of Phil Scott, and promoter before Mike Jacobs at Madison Square Garden, one of the most colourful figures New York boxing has ever known, told Reuter in an interview in New York that he would be going to England in the autumn with160 words
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175 1938-08-06 4 MAURH i: BTRICKI and, the Nei Zea !.»!.(< ii": vywei [hi and Larrj Oaliui the coloured Canadian chantpion. ar to me«'t Id .1 t'.na! eliminator for the Brl tt.sh Boiptrc hcavy\sc:uht ehampk>nshi{3 The Brittfh Boxi Board ol Control hji\r announced that 1 1 i175 words
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176 1938-08-06 4 Ifci hop.- iii.h Um next Olympic Game* wiU be nothing more than an imttnr iporti i«-,m.<i. m ortftaall) roncehred, without an) ol the sidised national propaganda *ha* tl;ls "'l' l illlii m "< ln ltn ;il|OMal spon n.K evcali is »>••<•.- exprMMdi In176 words
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467 1938-08-06 4 two seconds separated Emery, the win* ner, from Hennessy, in third place The 440 yards hurdles was a matter Of tachei with J. Busman, the Belgian title holder, just beating P Joye. the French runner Perhaps the best finish ol all was467 words
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Article45 1938-08-06 4 THi; Japanese Olympic Committee 1 has decided to make a bid for the staging of the Olympic Games in 1944, when, it is hoped, the wax with China will have been settled. The decision has been referred" to the Olympic organising committee.45 words
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Article61 1938-08-06 4 MK W. J. Johnaon, one of the Australian Test match selectors, considers that the present tour will see the end of limited matches He thinks it u pity that tbe standard »f play shown by both sides has been ¥try hiuh. with England Qelding cne of61 words
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Article291 1938-08-06 4 FINLAND TAKING OVER 194 OLYMPIC THE 1940 Olympic Games will be 1 held in Helsinki. Finland. The Japanese Government have approved the proposal that the Games should not be held in Tokyo. as origina!Tv planned, and formal notice of this decision has been sent to the International Olympic Committee. The291 words
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Article29 1938-08-06 4 A 14-year-old boy won the Strathfield < U.S.A. golf club's championship with JO aggregate of 305 lor 72 hole* He Is John Palmer, a member oi the club's tirade team.29 words
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Article175 1938-08-06 4 NEUSEL STAGING A COMEBACK WALTER NEUSEL. who has been o*j «J the ring for some months madereturn at the Schwaben Hall m gart when he defeated Heintz who was lightweieht champion JJ tria. on points in their twelv fight. fh It is claimed in Stuttgart tbati bout was for the175 words
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Article49 1938-08-06 4 aSE of the chief disadva: th rf& tered by winter-sports the difficulty of transp*' been overcome by a Gem They have introduced i folding ski, said to hav tisfaction. The new llua to the public for the firs Leipzig Autumn Fair. WDiC from August 28 to Septemo49 words
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Article, Illustration256 1938-08-06 4 Dogpetts coal badge tact may die out soon EVERY year since 1716 (with a few ex- ceptions' the race for Doggett's Coat and Badge has beer, rowed from London Bridge to Chelsea. On August 1 of that year, to celebrate the accession ol George I. the Irish comedian Thomas Doggett256 words
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826 1938-08-06 5 SOME NOTES ON POST-PENANG TENDENCIES iWDS of August Bank holiday racing enthusiasts surged to the Peracecourse over the last week-end, and were treated to some The rain which fell at the northern settlement urior to lay's racing was not plentiful enough to make the going unble or upsetting to form,826 words
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Article, Illustration19 1938-08-06 5 Mbi Doreen Sansoni, who retained title as singles champion of Malaya, having a fairly comfortable Passage through the competition.19 words
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98 1938-08-06 5 THE unofficial record for the world's speediest knock-out is claimed by Willard Dean, a heavyweight fighter from Shreveport, Louisiana, who knocked out his opponent in eleven seconds. Jumping from his corner In the first round of his fight with Claude Allen, of San Antonio.98 words
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Article85 1938-08-06 5 A TEAM comprising .seven American wrestlers each of them an Amateur be suaced over a three day period, each Athletic Union champion, will fight in team having one match a day Sveden in OctoDer. Alter the auadraimular meeting, the The team will engage at Stockholm American85 words
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Article169 1938-08-06 5 Selangor's Hopes For Cup THE »ood wlshi I of cv-ry tOCOU fan in Belangor arc with the- team that battle.-; ai Singapore this even 1:1;;. once for the "Malaya" Cup and with umi belief that lan will, with .t just measure of good luck, brl 1 ack cup thai w:»*169 words
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Article100 1938-08-06 5 /^EORGE Hirst, the former Yorkshire VI player, has retired from his posit < n as Chief coach at Eton which he i.us held for the past 18 years. Before he retired, though, he bowled a hat trick against the boys he had taught to play100 words
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Article102 1938-08-06 5 Bob Olin Hopes To Make A Comeback 808 OLIN, the former world lightheavyweight champion, has Rone into training and plans to return to the ring las a heavyweight. Olin, who has defeated the Finni.sh boxer, Gunnar Baerlund, and who put up .such a good performance against Tommy Farr102 words
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Article36 1938-08-06 5 It is reported in Tokyo that before the decision to relinquish the right to hold the Olympic Games of 1940 in Tokyo was taken, Afghanistan had Intimated their intention to .send a team.36 words
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Article27 1938-08-06 5 •Joe Gould, manager 02 itommj Parr and Jim Braddock, has expressed nil willingness to arrange a fight between either or both of hLs men with Max Schmeling.27 words
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296 1938-08-06 5 EXCELLENT performances were 9 G ture of the two all-Malayan depvt mental snorts held laM week-end. Tai Chon«> Cheons. *he Singapore sprinter, ran away with most oi silverware Jit the Post nnd TM«*rftDh3 sports while together with Sebastian Then another Singapore champion* smashing296 words
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Article, Illustration43 1938-08-06 5 Double Form, tne wonder pony, has at last been measured up for a horse and has been classified among our class one horses. She is seen here with Dodd in the, saddle and is being led in by her owner, Mr. Lee Nam.43 words
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944 1938-08-06 6 WITH th« exception of the Ceylonese who were at home to the T.P.C.A. of K.1,., and the Indians who played a couple of scratch matches, the August Bank Holidays saw nearly the leading cricket teams in Singapore on tour somewhere or other. The944 words
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Article, Illustration122 1938-08-06 6 The oldest annual sporting event in the world, the 4' -mile race among Thames watermen for Doggett's i oat and Badge, took place on the Thames over a course from London Bridge to Chelsea. Ml vi-ar thrre IVCffi two competi- tor^, the smallest number ever known. They were Edwin Phelps122 words
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Article164 1938-08-06 6 THE decathlon championship of the l\S. Amateur Athletic In"" 1 1 will give a preview of who mipht represent the I'nited States 1940 Olympic Games will be held in New York City. This event will be held at the Randalls Island Stadium in conjunction with the164 words
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Article35 1938-08-06 6 SEVEN WICKETS IN SEVEN BALLS ARTHIR Billings a Grimsby boy cricketer, playing in a schools' League match at Grimsby. took seven wickets with seven successive bal!s. Three of his victims were bowled and four caught.35 words
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Article381 1938-08-06 6 Permainan - Singapore Malays At Penang Permainan (By THE Singapore Malays (an 1 tainly play futr. fr have been the general %lff* those who were priv,l«.«, d w < their match against the Pen, Malays whom thev beat bv f (lll week. m i& le& t lt has fin* ffl with such381 words
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Article79 1938-08-06 6 Australian Beats Southalfs Record FRED Nelson, an Australian cyclist. fc» broken the world record for 5U mil» held by Frank Southall. the famous Mlish cyclist, by 4 minutes 27 secofMft Nelscr. who is trained by H. Opp£ mann, covered 50 miles from lloa toria to St. Mary's79 words
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Article867 1938-08-06 7 ictom that the weather at Selctar is Suitable for the occabut ttifc week appears to be the exception that proves the rule. 5j tion Swimming Sports are in progress and although the pro- be arranged accordi ig to the tides the heavens are dor best to contribute sufficient water867 words
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205 1938-08-06 7 £32,000 to be spent on polo match IT is expected in American polo circles that Great Britain will provide serious opposition in the contest at I Meadow Brook. Long Island, next June for the International Cup at present held by the United States. At a cost oi something like £32.000.205 words
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Article, Illustration71 1938-08-06 7 Captain C. E. T. Eyston, who holds the world's land speed record with a speed of 312 miles per hour, stated at Salt Lake City that he expects to take his car "Thunderbolt" for a test run in the near future to see how everything is functioning.71 words
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Article, Illustration7 1938-08-06 8 EMPIRE TITLE BID MAURICE STRICKLAND out i"7 words
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Article49 1938-08-06 8 UT«\LTER Hammand, captain of Eng- land's Test teams, who has, until this season, been a profession cricketer, is to become a member of the Marylebone Cricket Club. He has been proposed ami seconded and his election will go through as a matter of course.49 words
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393 1938-08-06 8 /GIVING nothing but a disappointing display of football throughout v* the game, H.K.S. British fell easy victims to the R.A.M.C. when they opposed each other in the Blakan Mati Inter -t'Joy-League. Dowme. who continuously sent his famous over-head passes to the centre, was never393 words
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Article, Illustration44 1938-08-06 8 D.O. FINLAY England's captain of athletics, who has recently set up a new time for the 120 yards low hurdles event at the White City. He is expected to be England's No. 1 hurdler in the Olympic Games.44 words
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Article172 1938-08-06 8 FOORD NEXT EMPIRE CHAMPION MANY a boxer is at his best when he is climbing, before he ha* reached the top. It was so with W* Foord who deteriorated after he won the Empire championship. A st Ties of defeats has now robbed^ South African of his public is not172 words
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Article22 1938-08-06 8 A WORLDS metrea reli Hungarian National Ti Tiit distance In 4 seconci- b tterins th< 4 minutes point 24 am.22 words
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