Morning Tribune, 24 December 1938
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Title Section9 1938-12-24 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I No. 277. SATURLAY^Decemhe>^rn^r FIVE CENTS.9 words
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Article, Illustration216 1938-12-24 1 GERMAN ANY DISRUPTED RY INTERNAL CRISIS: ACTION IN NEW YEAR France" and "Marianne" the dolls which were presented to Princess Flizabelh and Prim-ess Margaret at the time of the royal visit to Paris, were exhibited to the public at St. James's Palace, London, S.W. together with wardrobe and accessories, recently.Topical Press; Reuter - 216 words
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217 1938-12-24 1 London Dec. 23. JU papers prominence to Prince Konoye's announcement <>t the peace terms to China. Commenting on tne proposed ant io.niii tern China-Japan-Manchoukuo bloc, the New Chroni 10 says. "As the Comintern is supposed to govern the activities of all noil- totalitarian statesReuter - 217 words
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Article15 1938-12-24 1 tDec. 23.— The chamber hac ssed the budeet bv 366 to 22P ReuterReuter - 15 words
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59 1938-12-24 1 DISSENSION IN NATIONALIST SPAIN UNFOUNDED i..^. Burgos, Dee. 23. fl lT 'KiTATTVE quarters declare I renorfs of dissension, in ■•M Spain are unfounded. rrests In San Sabastian and .flmitted but it is declared confined to that area, are Ive and military officers ax^> and a fen of them ar* connectedReuter - 59 words
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Article79 1938-12-24 1 Nazis Threaten Famous Actors New York, Dec. 2.J. OECAI'SE of speeches made at the opening of the Theatre of \rt* the committee of the campaign on behalf of refugees, actors Raymond Massey. Walter Huston and journal- ist Dorothy Thompson have received threatening letters fnrni anonymous Nazi sympathisers. The letters declareReuter - 79 words
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Advertisement29 1938-12-24 1 On Other Pages Page j t/wal Newsfront 2 3 spor tsiront —23 J 1 (■rectings j jThe Morning Tribune j 'wishes all its readers a merry Christmas. t'*iii ail29 words
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Advertisement16 1938-12-24 1 W^NT MILK THAT KEEPS PERFECTLY WITHOUT REFRIGERATION IN ANY CLIMATE THEN GET KLIM POWDERED WHOLE MILK16 words
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402 1938-12-24 2 Placed Him On Hot Water Bag (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Thursday. THAT the death of the child was due to the untrained act of Rokiah binte Mohamad Yassin. a probationary midwife who placed the child on a hot water bag through sheer ignorance402 words
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Article, Illustration35 1938-12-24 2 A GREAT WHITE SHIP The new Danish vessel "Stlandia" which arrived in Singapore yester- day on its maiden voyage to the East. It sails for Bangkok and Saigon to-day on a special holiday cruise. J^35 words
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Article74 1938-12-24 2 Singapore. Friday.— Ngo Seng, a thirty- 1 j year-old Ho.kkien. appeared in the fourth police court this morning before Mv Kenneth A. Blacker charged that he at ajxmt 10.30 a.m. yesterday at Synagogue Street committed theft of a hair-cuttin-machine, valued at $150, the property ci Ng 3ang. 374 words
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Article126 1938-12-24 2 MAN AND WOMAN ON SERIOUS CHARGES Singapore, Friday. J^ THIRTY-year-old Cantonese woman. Fong Yuet Phu ani a thirty-year-old Teochiu. Yeo Soo Chuan. appeared before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth police court this mornin* The first accused was charged with having committed the abetment of attempted murder of one126 words
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Article77 1938-12-24 2 Singapore, Friday. Mil. C H. Whitton. Traffic Majris> trate. to-day finrd Alwee bin Taib a Sovanesc Johore driver $60, when he was convVted on the charge of driving negligently, thereby causing grievous hurt to Husin bin Ketah a cyclist at Bukit Timah Road on September B. It77 words
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Article53 1938-12-24 2 Singapore. Friday. Five Hainanese men were produced In the second police court this morning before Mr. Conrad i^ldham and charged that they by fignt Ing in public committed an affray. All of them claimed trial and Coun Ti spector T. E. Wray asked for a week s oostponemcm53 words
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37 1938-12-24 2 "SHAM" FIGHTING COST THEM $10 EACH yesurday sa« Mm llu, t h,nd a shed ,n ,he S.H.B. m > I.eons Lim in ,he sum nfsiu a %7^ h he VrV sha .-nr. Koh. rhe boxing rim is k37 words
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Article160 1938-12-24 2 Ceylon Wants K.L. Market Design (Tribune Staff Report: I Kuala Lumpu.-. Fnday. JHE lame of the 5330.000-M Market, Kuala Lumpur, a claimed the largest and the m< modern in the East, has spread rapidly throughout ttk Salt U requests for its design are coming from several countries, inciudi Ceylon. Other160 words
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Article82 1938-12-24 2 ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT NOTES Singapore. FriAjjJ APPEARING before Mr. Ken e A A Blacker in the fourth H£ court to-day was a Chinese nam Yong Lieu Hong c hareeda t instance of Detective c Jeans for being: in posse^on twelve 25-guilder «tW|f g3 knowing or having reasons I that they were82 words
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Advertisement25 1938-12-24 2 s We wish all our customers A Merry X'mas a Bright and Prosperous 1939. 1 i Burtol Quick; Clfaners s I -i*a. orchard Roaa SINGAPORE25 words
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Advertisement42 1938-12-24 2 MAKE YOUR PAR lES COLOURFUL CAY -DECORATE YOUR HOME WITH BARTEX BALLOONS SO VARIETIES IN GORGEOUS COLOURS DESIGNS COME WITH THE KIDDIES TO SEE THE DISPLAY L. M. BANERJI CO. NINES BUILDING, MALACCA *TREET, SINGAPORE OR DULFAKIR'S AT 22 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE.42 words
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399 1938-12-24 3 All 1 XT T Allegations Were Unfounded (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Dec 1 2.>. r NG that he took a serious view o! the cases and that accused no ousiness going round intimidating people to prevent them nterr.g Tait's Show,399 words
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Article154 1938-12-24 3 LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS APKTI KF to appeal to all ages is "Boys' Town." which opened ai the Capitol last niifht. It will appeal to the youngster because of ita youthful thrills and to the adult because of its sound psychology and tlever acting. story is mainly fictional but it154 words
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Article135 1938-12-24 3 A SPKCTACt'LAK d. pla> H skating by the charming Sonja Hn.ie is seen in the Albania* latest picture. "My Lucky B*M uhith opened a season last mgm Ing opposite Miss Henio *s H'charJ tie, a newcomer on the screen, who lakes a good leading man Story of135 words
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Article45 1938-12-24 3 Singapore. Friday.— For drivmp In j negligent manner at the lunction oi Br^ Basah Road and Bencooler. Streei on November 7, Ng Yong Hai who pleadcg Witty, WM to-day fined $20 by Mr. k Whitton. Traffic Magistrate. Accused's licence WM suspended one month.45 words
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85 1938-12-24 3 BUSINESS MAN INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT Singapore. Friday MR 11. Klphick. managing director of MMHfc William Jacks Co. (Malaya* Ltd.. was involved in a motor' accident at Wayan« Satu last niftht. Mr Elphick \va> injured and haa U be admitted to the General Hospital His condition Ls satisfactory Mrs Nunn.85 words
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Article102 1938-12-24 3 Singapore, Friday The cbargi v: alleged theft of a gold chai:; R iM I »tli pick and gold ear pick valued In all about $20. preferred against two Cantonese named Aw Poonj and Aw Yang Yw w« inwittpned bi thi second police com: before Mr. conrad Oldham thia102 words
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Article, Illustration20 1938-12-24 3 EUROPEANS HURT IN THIS CRASH S I I'k tun takru of the accident ■which <»<turrnl on drove Koad \rst«Ttlay. Jr20 words
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111 1938-12-24 3 Nearly 100 Homeless In Midnight Blaze (From Our own Reporter) Seremban, Dec. 23. i WEAKLY a hundred people havt been rendered homeless as the result of a disastrous fire which took place at midnight yesterday at PerttLDg, 14 miles from Jelebu. Eighteen bOWM wore completely ratted and the damage If111 words
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Article32 1938-12-24 3 wummmrm flatihg urn thkoki or mmic. AouiU and eUlkmn any M Beginnei* Dlpioma candklaict speciality. Modern method! of teaching. Write or enquire M/t Pauiutt. experienced and qualified Mviie TeaclMr 25, Barker Rmml32 words
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Advertisement21 1938-12-24 3 DINNER AT THE ORCHARD RESTAURANT IS H> ECONOMICAL such goo< n th( marv( ORI BARD RESTAURANT So. M Orchard Road, Singapore21 words
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Advertisement7 1938-12-24 3 THE WRITING (jflrPil FLUID THAT'S I^SrFPfountain pen7 words
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Article133 1938-12-24 4 London. Friday. PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous To-day In bulk Dec Jan. shipment mr(s Unchaneed COPRA (<traiU, F.M.S.) £141 6 alue unciiM-fefl Jan. Shipment fmio« «.->;-; SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) nol2b AOl t Dec, Jan. Shipment TT TAPIOCA Seed Pearl lst quality. Unchaged Singapore* Dec Shipment 12 9 sellers Unchanged133 words
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Article129 1938-12-24 4 London. Friday. Distillers Previous To-day Chan.;. 88 9 89 —3d Dunlop Rubber 2 5" _1 General Electric 76 6 t_ e Imperial Chemical Industries 30 30 ii Imperial Tobacco 128 9 127 6 2 _5 Anglo-Dutch 25 l'o i Canadian Pacific 5-7 8" ir" London Tin 341129 words
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Article55 1938-12-24 4 Hem York. Dec. 22. RUBBER Previous To-dav Char. Market Tone Steady Steady bpot Sellers 16 1 16 16 1 16 Forward April June Buyers 16 3IG 16 3 16 Sellers 13 1 16 16 116 TIN 16 3 16 16 3 16 Market Tone Steady Steady Spot55 words
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Article66 1938-12-24 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Chang. T.T. on Paris (closing selling rate) 177.15 Unchanged T.T. cm Amsterdr _n (closing middle rate) 8 58-11 16 Unchanged T.T. on Sl (closing selling rate) 8-3 4 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 3 1 16d Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing66 words
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Article18 1938-12-24 4 TIN STANDARD SK* 01 To-dav 1 Spot (afternoon (closing price) £215 M Forward 1216 Closed I18 words
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Article26 1938-12-24 4 GOLD Londor Previous To-day m.. Fine Bar _>: J. £7-9-0 **T-8-ll SILVEK I Spot 20-1 16 .0-1 4 4 months' forward 19-7 16 19-5 826 words
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Article121 1938-12-24 4 Singapore. Friday. Tin at midday was SllO 00. up l 4 and the price 01 Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 1 8 cents, buyers AprilJune 28 s s cents, market steady. Both Rubber and Tin shares were subject to Holiday influences to-day j and121 words
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Article114 1938-12-24 4 Lima Conference Disappoints Lima, Dec. 23. IT is now apparent, the pan-Ameri-can Conference is not likely to achieve much as the advance publicity promise. Action on important subjects lik^ the proposed formation of the American league of nations and the co-ordinating of inter-American peace treaties has been postponed for five114 words
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Article37 1938-12-24 4 Singapore. Friday. The price of tin at noon ui Singapore to-day was: siio (up 1)4). RUBBER The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was: Ruyers 28*8 (up < s Sellers 28U (up Vr). 1 i37 words
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Article79 1938-12-24 4 Singapore, Friday.— Phua Cheng Lan.l a thirty-five-year-old Teochm womy. la alleged to have attempted to comm i suicide yesterday at 2 a.m. at No. n Omar Road, by cutting her throa> wiir. a razor. When her name was called out m «J fourth police court before Mr.79 words
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Article100 1938-12-24 4 Singapore Crime Reports r y Singapore A Hokkien woman reports tiial :&sb of $8.50 was stolen from in Joo Chiat Road by an nnkn TO Cr.:;.ese at 1.30 p m. yesterday A A Cantonese woman I thelt of cash and jewellery > $671.50 from No. 55. Rowell Rod 10.05 am100 words
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Advertisement60 1938-12-24 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE I BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the ITEAR of BURGLARS by keepIng your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in BAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA gPTREETr SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY60 words
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Advertisement14 1938-12-24 4 i I IS*! sorni INStUANCL COMPANY, LTD. UiiinipcarfliabSc Security Tel. 5923 2 Plnlavson Green14 words
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Article764 1938-12-24 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore, Dec. 23. 5 p.m. BM. Tru&tee fi7J Con T.S 7«„ p,_.# xJ 5 7 -50 .Con. T. S o_d f 209 22,3 Extern ReaUy^ *t u 5E Est. Trust Ag Ifi* 14 Eastern United US 42 F. and N. ord 320 do 7V.764 words
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Article134 1938-12-24 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Comnn? ,OM »J ce> dividend Book* Dete Ln* fa Hl •Yin Close Pavable GENERAL Hongkong Tin final 10 2Q% Killinghal] .....tyk% final r. •ess tax DGC 30 Dec 15% Kramat Tin 3d rw 14 Southern Kmta v,i„tt.„ Ja e O 21 SS;' 13 Jan.134 words
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Article216 1938-12-24 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday. Buyers Sellers Anipats 3!7V 2 4|_ Batu Selangor. 1.32 1.37 Hongkong Tin 19|- 20lxd. Hong Fatts 0.69 0.73 Jelebus 0.62 0.67 Kamunting Tin 916 10 Katu Tin 2413 25jKillinghall. 16|- 17|-xd Kramats 10!- lo|9 Kuchais 1.25 1.30 LaruLs 9|_ if). 2 Linguis I^s 1.66 London216 words
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Article207 1938-12-24 5 t« 1937 red. 1962 $2,750,0UU 3 int Ma> 15 Nov. 15 99* 101 ci. 3% 1938 red. 1958 $4 000,000 In i May II Nov. 15 99* 101 ci. PENAM* MUNICIPAL 5% 1926 red 1.1956-66 $4,000,000 _nt May 1 Nov. 1 ilff 4%% 1929 red. 1959-61 ;$8|50,000207 words
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Advertisement168 1938-12-24 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated In the Netherlands. < Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD 133« I Paid Up Capital t 40,030,0 T0 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve i 0on fi oo Chairman of «he Board of Director* H. C. REHBOCK Managing Board: D. CRLNA168 words
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Advertisement316 1938-12-24 6 5 K Iff Ui^bint* Our Pailrons Merrj Xmaiv j \Jm I ETSI i STARTS TO-DAY PAVILION JBhj^^l i HH I ijkal XMAS TREAT COMES PO rOWN! j j JBMBl; I HAPPY. TUNEFUL. MUSICAL COMEDY! j |"HOLD MY HAND" lßr*l I With FRED EMNEY, POLLY WARD, SALLY GRAY WN 9fl \i:u316 words
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Advertisement205 1938-12-24 6 jSUN TALKIE! new world m SPECIAL CHRIST.M \s j PROGRAMMI 7-30_ TO-WIOT 9-30 P.M 20th Century-Fox Musical Cw^. j Hit! T'WAKE UP b LIVE"! j With ALICE FAYE. j UMiHiiniiniii nm,,, l1(| JGRAND THEATRE! j —NEW WORLD— Matinees:— To-day To-morro* I SABU in j |"T^e ELEPHANT BOY' j Joe E.205 words
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Advertisement447 1938-12-24 7 I Hospital "Opening to-night I Opened By '—lllZ.::, I SUN LICHT HALL ■Queen Mary lzS*L*2»£d THE PAiiOUB I D (,\ss Q* Vmlm Jacks uer- \wg K eil OTA T T7" /^vlL T R mil on Hothes-linev recently SMV K I I\i «h«n <>neen Mary \isited Plaistow k^XlYl IV WI\ V447 words
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Advertisement189 1938-12-24 7 w I A Real CHRISTMAS Treat For Everybody! j I A Vuiurv Sjieiinllv m ide for V(nn onjoymcnt j faring The Festive Season I vm^P ALHAMBRA <)-!.> 1-15 p.m. I u nu CtuUttj-fm njEBBNTB I The n:...d5..,n. i. n ,iis h n.tor RICHARD GREENE SON JA HEN IE h**— m«m9189 words
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Article96 1938-12-24 8 "On behalf of the China Relief Fund Committee, I thank the great Hatha Yogi L. S. Rao from Mysore, an Indian, who was so kind and generous enough to come forward voluntarily and gave one of his Yogic demonstrations and gave the entire prceeds to this rightful96 words
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Article38 1938-12-24 8 A tea dance will be held at the Amicable Athletic Association premises on Monday Dec. 26 from 1 to 4 pjoa. The president, Mr. Ldm Nai Yan has donated prizes, fancy balloons and streamers for c*istribution.38 words
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423 1938-12-24 8 THE monthly meeting of the general committee of the Y.YVCA Singapore was held on Tuesday, Dec. 20, with Mrs. F. I). Thompson in the chair owing the unavoidable absence of the president. Mrs F Jordan. The reports showed that a very successful association Christmas party423 words
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Article448 1938-12-24 8 MRS. Uiciana Klass widow of the I m I'&e Mr. J. S. Klafcs. passed away peacefully at h r residence in Motlmen Road, Singapore at the a;* o\ 72 years. Mrs. Klass had been ailin; for the past three months and although her death was448 words
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Article19 1938-12-24 8 The P. and O. Jeypore is due at Sto&a pore from Hongkong at 8 ajn. on day.19 words
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Article62 1938-12-24 8 (From Our Own Correspond? Johore Bahru. Friday Prior to his departure from Joho^ Bahru on home leave. Mr. K w. the President of the Town Board Jono Bftbru, was yesterday entertainea farewell tea-party by the I in b Town Board at the Interna lontl u his62 words
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Advertisement182 1938-12-24 8 M MMM f( Grand Russian C IRCUS j AND j I ROYAL MANAGERIE j ANSON ROAD. j j <,miMl 4l|Miiiiiu TO-\l^lir j at 9.15 p.m. 5 Matinees;— Dec. 25th to 28th and 31st. j j Also NEW YEAR DAY, at 4 p.m. j 120 PERFORMERS 300 ANIMALS j Super Attraction:—182 words
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Article1116 1938-12-24 9 Iv Much Artificial Glamour Is lliun Reason For Hollywood's Industrial Set-Back (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Dec. 10 since the Marx Brothers bounced on to the screen they have fceii objects of controversy and. for some, mystifications. j, f re i* none like them although1,116 words
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Article, Illustration218 1938-12-24 9 Russia Wants More Babies DI'SSIA'S campaign for more babies which \«us launched two years ago. is beinj; intensified de>*pite the fart that the annual increase in population in Russia exceeds 3,000.000 The 'more taUes" campaign btgan with the decree prohibiting abortions, which had hitherto been legal This decree was submitted218 words
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Article97 1938-12-24 9 Mexico citv THE Second District Court, In Mexico ha.s granted a definite stay of execution of the injunction In the cite field by the Campania Petroleo Mercedes and the Companla Petrotera Titania. The Companies were opposed to thr takiii-j, poriimkin ol their roncessionH and materials by agent*97 words
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Advertisement34 1938-12-24 9 TRADE hPE^^O MARK 75 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN TERMS: EAST PAVMENTS AN HI AKRANT.ED SIME, DARBY CO., LTD Distributor* for Singapore Johore HUP FOB CO., No. tt. North B-df- Ro«d, Sin f »por«.34 words
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Article309 1938-12-24 10 MORNING TRIBUNE CHRISTMAS CARD Saturday. December 24. 1938. pRANCE has received from Italy a Christmas card which might cause a good deal of trouble in the New Year. It is neatly embossed in the official phraseology of goodwill, expressing a desire for reconsideration of the FrenchItalian agreement of 1935 with309 words
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Article, Illustration940 1938-12-24 10 Christmas Eve message •Inborn to-morrou and dead ye>terday": Christmas geese fattened up in Singapore. Since all of us are young to-ni^ht. The lot of us will run to-night. And dance and have some fun to night. By the light of the moon. Keep your carrion, brother, And let me keepTopical Press - 940 words
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Advertisement12 1938-12-24 10 fIEWARS I I "white I I label I WHISKY I W.f.S. -Dl12 words
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Article1175 1938-12-24 11 ALL-WING PLANES ARE on the way I WORLD OF FLIGHT (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec 17 DW that the first of Pan-American Airways' 74-seat Boeing Clippers h as satisfactorily passed its tests, the manufacturers have released ore details about its design and equipment. Sonic awkward snags developed when this1,175 words
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Article, Illustration31 1938-12-24 11 Lieutenant-General Ito, who has been wounded while directing operation against the Chinese in the Yangtse region is now seen back in Japan being attended by a nurse.31 words
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Article122 1938-12-24 11 London. BRITISH millers have just competed negotiations for the unprecedented purchase of over 500,000 tons of wheat from the United States. While some quarters regard the transaction as being on behalf of Government defence plans the millers state that jt is purely a private deal and122 words
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Article56 1938-12-24 11 KwanKtiuiL THE JaptneM line at Taipingrhfuit, south ol T.simula. i.s reported to b. wavering as a result of the vigorous Chinese counter-offensive. Heavy Renting is still rauinq there. Chinese troop.s are acttvr on th' northern sector of the Canton-KowJoon Railway. Japanese reinforcements have been sent from Waichow,56 words
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Article83 1938-12-24 11 Il<ondon. 1- r» ported lh.it t litre is a strong possibility ih,,t Mr. Anthony Eden formrr I orrign Secretary, u ill rejeta Ih, Cabinet as Sr< retary of *tatc for the Dominion v His appointment depends on for nun developments after the visit of Mr. Chamberlain83 words
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Advertisement353 1938-12-24 11 TMI THUI TONIC FOOD OkUlmmH* •< mil Ck.m*u mm4 Storm >M^ GOVEENMENT NOTIFICATION lenders will be received at th«> Office of the Settlement Engineer. Singapore up to noon of the 6ih January, 1939 tor the following work "onsuuction ol five quarters tor Suboven—ll and two blocks of Cooli? Li, us,353 words
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Article, Illustration76 1938-12-24 12 Mr. Ov.vald Pirow the Sonth African Defence Minister, who ha> been on tour of Europe left Waterloo Station on the "Warwick Castle boat train to return liome. He wa> seen off by Mr. Malcolm Macdonaid. Secretary for the Dominions and Colonies. Planet News Children irom a Buckii.sham School presenting aPlanet News; Topical Press - 76 words
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Article, Illustration162 1938-12-24 13 The lirxt mobile telephone exchange in the world was opened at the <ie»erml Pwl Oflice by IIM I'ostmasterUeneral. Major (i. C. Tryon, M.F. It will later take the plate ol a small manual exchange at North Weald, Kssex. Durinß the ceremony M4jof Tryon telephoned from theTopical Press; Planet News - 162 words
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Advertisement42 1938-12-24 13 CHRISTMAS GIFTS Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATESI PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRRH SILVERWARE IVa SHs lloats Otffif Sets IWi etc. HO«8 DOIIiVKI MMUtI SWEET DISHES etc. ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES THF BKST IS lO OOHi AND SHE RENE ULLMANN KafHes Flaoe, SINGAPORE.42 words
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Article, Illustration844 1938-12-24 14 New And Exciting WAYS TO CHIC ANCE in a while, though these pages are mostly concerned with fashions that are practical, versatile and easily obtainable it is fun to tell you some fresh news from the Paris front. Just received is this brief resume of what some of the outstanding844 words
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Advertisement45 1938-12-24 14 i Gift Shop Jl J* lot the F.lit*. WL ■ft i;«.om lb, ir< rt-iev Hew. Wt llaiury Road Our exclusive beautiful la V| Chinese Lingerie have H V just arrived which will m m»ke an ideal X'mas *i 1 Gift 4 M Phone No. 7555.45 words
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Advertisement54 1938-12-24 14 JLFIRST PRIZE Was awarded to Miss D. Nicholich j for this costume "Moon Pierrette" at the Y.W.C.A. Fancy Dre&s Ball I en Dec. 16. The costume was de- signed and made by the dress- I making department of Af'RORA Ltd., department stare at the cor- ner of High Street and54 words
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Article, Illustration744 1938-12-24 15 SHOE NEWS FOR 1939 Spend as much thought over choosing shoes as you do over buying hats IpTH hair high, hats are inspirational. With skirts high, shoes re equally so. In fact, shoes just ow include touches from almost per nation and almost every entury. This is. of course, chiefly744 words
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Advertisement52 1938-12-24 15 i 1 PEKIVIANENT WAVING A SPECIALITY PRICES: $10.00 $12.00 $18 00 i M AISOX PERM j LADIES' HAIRDRESSERS j '9 Stamford Rd. ll FORT ROAD SINGAPORE MALACCA Phone: 4610) (Phone: 121 W£ dAi)£ 7&U litidkerchiefs embroidered linen and chiffon evening hankies \>u stocks just received -3 Barierv Road, Ist floor52 words
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Advertisement94 1938-12-24 15 A 1 'ni^Bt 1 t^^B Hi fll J| RH or s P° rts ur ir choose W| BHi lop in m Kiel ol b»«un B^^^ terse call with .1 new '^^^^HB |fc^^^ liisjottcd miißiiarcl (loft). Km| H, !l1 «'voninjs Mj( k ltin andal. ewcl-sludclcd round (l»*ft bHuw *4o^2f Hr I94 words
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Advertisement422 1938-12-24 16 BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES < LNCOKPORATED IN SNOLAKD) Outwards iiuf Dm Tonnage S'pore fonnafv S'pore 1931 1939 BEHAR 8.000 Dec. 28 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Feb. 10 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 I BURDWAN 6,070 Feb. 11 1939 CANTON 15,500 Feb. 24 1 SOUDAN 6,500 Jan. 13 SOMALI 6.800 Mar. 10 RANCHI422 words
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Advertisement343 1938-12-24 16 Yi-^ To FRENCH PORTS Y* charceTjrT~reuni? !CAP VARELLA For MarseiUes, Nantes, St. Nasafe B nlm. f DTNTRECASTEAUX For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp. Dunkirk JTO SAIGON INDOCHINA CAP PADARAN For Saiqon. Tourane and Haiph 1 i K. M. I. (fromSaiwn) G.G MAURICE For Saigon G G PASQUIFR Ji&. 2 i 7%^ ShnoenM343 words
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221 1938-12-24 17 JAPANESE cherry blossoms will soon where the largest I oited States Nav> base on the Pacific is located. ni^ e Ma w of Yok(^uka. which HMI almost entirely because of the major Japanese naval base of the same name located near by.221 words
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Article404 1938-12-24 17 k meeting o! the Singapore ruimn ment Trust was held on Dec 14 amon* those present being the President, Municipal CommUtloners .Mr. W Bartley. nK M CS <*">"nan. the Chairman. liural Board (Mr S Ebden) Hie Settlement Engineer < Major G R Percy), the Municipal Health Orttcer404 words
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Article76 1938-12-24 17 No air mails will be closed by the above service on Christmas dav but tnere will be additional flights to Kual-i Lumpur and Penang on the 24th and 27th instant and true iollc-».ing mails will be closed by these services in addition to the mails by. the76 words
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Advertisement244 1938-12-24 17 nrnxs imiilp line. anr'irponted in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS f rp Doe Sails. \j\ Dec. 31 jnn. H LLA Jan. 29 Fob cheao round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the' •wing rates. 1 ttasa p;kvsengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane Sydney or hi b irne to the connecting244 words
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Advertisement65 1938-12-24 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI. KOBE AND OSAKA gj. NIMKAI A 8,000 TONS SAILING DECEMBER 29, AT 3 P.M. The above vessel has excellent modern accommodation for First Saloon ana Second Saloon passengers. Special Holiday Return tickets to China and Japan (interchangeable wltti65 words
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Miscellaneous246 1938-12-24 17 JOSTAL INTELLIGENCE 1 ieo 1 North), Brunei and Labuan Darvel U m Kemajsek and Dun^un lapis 24 8 ain pe *nd Great Britainx K.L.M 124 J P nv Jny parcels only) Kulmerland 2 pm a E...' North and West Talamba P- m eriantfa Indies:— Ba^an Toboaii P m ingkat Sambas246 words
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Miscellaneous204 1938-12-24 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Selandia 18 2 3 Ombilin 16 3 Klang 14 2 3 Raub 14 3 Prometheus 12 2 3 Brastagi 9 2 3 Conte Ro&so 9 2 3 Hoegh Merchant 7 2 I Silverteak204 words
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Advertisement287 1938-12-24 18 TRADE BARGAINS MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE GUARANTEED USED CARS A rejection of 70 SO excellent used cars always available m stock. We can recommend these car backed by our Becondiiionrd and Guaranteed phi* FREE SERVICE. Wearne'§ Used Car Mart FOR SALE ROCKERY. CUTLERY, KITCHEN UTEN S I L S BOOM287 words
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Miscellaneous900 1938-12-24 18 ON THE AIR TO-DAY TO-MORRO\J DEC. 24 LONDON SINGAPORE TRANSMISSION I MlNiiAruivr- (iSB 951 Mcs (3155 m^ On. 225 inetros (1.33 mrs> MusK ;n £ver>- day U*< 6 /.HP 30% metres (9.69 me s> weekly series ot Ulkl by H^ibert Howells. PJBt i li I Were You"- -radio pljv 12.45900 words
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Miscellaneous341 1938-12-24 18 I COLOMBO VTO m m% (48 r».m 5° (< music IM The Dew fl in Ta:: J (in Smha>- The r tn e| 2M -Saturnalu" Satur^ h J tainment .records Pnt 50 Lunch hour music sneetoi gramme provided by h ilj b^hS Quarters 3 20 Intenral 6.05 Relay ol a341 words
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Article336 1938-12-24 19 SINGAPORE maintains its record for health There were no cases of plague, Cholera or smallpox during the past week The only notification of ptagtM for the week was from Cochin, where rodent infection was reported but no human cases Cholera was reported from Calcutta and Madras336 words
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148 1938-12-24 19 CHINA HAS ENOUGH ARMS FOR 5 YEARS CHINA has stored up enough arms to last at least five years, according to a lota! Russian paper, which states that China is importing arms and other war materials to the unount of 520.000.000 monthly I p to last August. China had accumulated148 words
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Article89 1938-12-24 19 Closure Of Abyssinian Legation London ONE of thfl Qfst result- ol the AnsloItalian agreement which came into force recently wai the delinlte closing down of the Abyssinian Legation In London, which had continued to carry out its function under the direction of M. Martin I in- Daily Telegraph writes that89 words
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Advertisement184 1938-12-24 19 CAPITOL RESTAURANT Book Your Tftbk NOW POK X'MAS NKW YKAK FESTIVAL SEASON FREE distribution of crackers. Streamers, and Fancy Balloons for Dec. 24th. Mtfc. and lilt. TO-NIGHT SrKCI.AL XMAS KVK DIXXKK Dec. 24tli si 75 HOfi Woe line Varies Clear Turtle Soup Boiled Freeh Salmon a) Hollandaise Sauce Grilled TOUmedOt184 words
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Miscellaneous731 1938-12-24 19 lONJ>jlE^ApiOj I (,>B 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m! I v T„„ VFB 6 w M <- s (48.7 m.) ■j,, London Yule Log.'* a.m. M iry xmas Sing-Soag'' willi 10 20 Bana preaching in Sinhalese V Risie Day; Rupert Hazell, Tom- 11.15 The news (in Sinhalese) v Handily. Berthi Willmott; 11.20731 words
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268 1938-12-24 20 Sister Tells Terrible olui y (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. F)H An*, a 13-year-old Chinese boy, living at the sixth mile. Chan^i Road, met a horrble death on Dec. 17. when he fell into a cauldron four feet deep which contained a quantity268 words
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178 1938-12-24 20 International Control Of Suez Canal? REPORTS that Italy is going to raise the question of the high tolls of the Suez Canal have brought the suggestion from shipping and business circles in Genoa that the company should be converted into some kind of public utility company. It is claimed that178 words
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Article210 1938-12-24 20 DURING the first six months o! 1938, 37,191 ships docked in the harbours of Berlin, there being ***** arrivals and 18,740 departures. These figures are likely to be greatly increased in consequence of the completion of the Midland Canal Unking Western Germany with the Baltic. The "Frankfurter210 words
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Article183 1938-12-24 20 Paris. IT is understood that the Associated British Chambers of Commerce including those in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, etc., are preparing a careful statement on the situation regarding British interests in China with a view of sending a deputation to Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax. Far183 words
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109 1938-12-24 20 KARTAR SINGH ACCEPTS CHALLENGE: $1,000 BET Singapore. Friday. KARTAR SINGH, Malayan wrestling champion, accepting the challenge of Mehar Singh, writes to the "Malaya Tribune" as follows:— "There were many challenges thrown out on the night of Wong Bock Cheung vs. King Kong IgM on the 21st instant. •There was one109 words
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Article181 1938-12-24 20 1 mar sln R*P«i*. Frida THE new luxurious motor vc 1 Stlandia. of the EaM Asiatic C panv. arrived in Singapore morning on her maiden voyage f Denmark. Leaving Denmark the vessel hJ passengers, but the first were nick, at Rotterdam Passengers who arrived at181 words
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393 1938-12-24 20 Washing. IVe. 22. VI K Sunnier Welle. assistant Secretary of State, disclosed that the United States ban rejected Germany's demand for la official apology for the speech of Mr. Harold Ickes on Sunday in which the latter denounced Fascism as "more cruel, if more refinedReuter - 393 words
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Article116 1938-12-24 20 Washington, Dec. 22 n ESATOR Pittman, chaiman oj the Foreign Relations Committee, issued a four poini statement to-day. The people of the Unit* states, he declared, do not uk# the Government of Japan. They don't like the Government o/ Germany, are against any form of116 words
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607 1938-12-24 21 $50 Fine For Intimidation Singapore, Friday. L eternal triangle" figured in an amazing story of domestic gle betee Mr. W. J. Ihocofood in the Relief Court this L in uhich a husbind alleged he was chased by -the attief ith a607 words
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168 1938-12-24 21 Season's Spirit Pervades The Courts Tribune Staff Reporter; Singapore, Friday. FIEE Chinese women and a man came up before Mr. L C (-oh this afternoon on a summons charge of using ibiM\e language and volunlarilv i a using hurt. Mr. I). G. Osborne- Jones. counsel for two of the parties168 words
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118 1938-12-24 21 French Comment On Italian Repudiation Paris. Dec. 23. iGAKo commenting on Italy's repudiation of the Franco-Italian J^mem of 1935. declares that f the press in Rome and the Wmment nullify the asrcemenl> Has sign**, we for our part con >r ll absolutely useless to conothers recommends an immediate suggesting theReuter - 118 words
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Article180 1938-12-24 21 (Tribanc st. iir RcNrter) Kuala Lumpur. lrida>. [t we people ot Betangor woaiu, U of c— fM they have had KTeral occasions to do. why some of our public works arc not completed more expeditiously than at present, let them not blame the Public Works180 words
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147 1938-12-24 21 FINALS OF SINGAPORE AMATEUR BOXING (By "PETE") THE finals of the Singapore Civilian Championships held at the Happy World Stadium last night under the auspices of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association was a thorough success from every point of view. The boxing was excellent, the crowd unexpectedly large and everything147 words
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77 1938-12-24 21 WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS FOR ERRING OFFICIALS Chungking. Jec 23 GENERAL Chiang Ka. shek hiN U threatened wholesale executions of officials found guilty of "misbi' coming conduct It is added that it is unforpiveab'e for officials to lead a gay -life behind the front lines, while soldiers are fighting the invaders KwangsiReuter - 77 words
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119 1938-12-24 21 New Bill Will Stifle Freedom Of Jews Budapest, Dec. 23. NEW restrictions on Jew p *J uuder the terms of a bill backed by the lIIHMMM party, an jmt niadf public, will shortly bt debated in Parliament and if they are made into law must he carried out before Januarv.Reuter - 119 words
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77 1938-12-24 21 How German Leaders Will Celebrate Christmas Herlin, Dec. 2X DOLITICS are definitely shelved until the new year. Holiday plans of Herr Hitler and the leading advisers do not admit of any meetings or conversations. Hitler will spend Christmas with his "old guard" and then go to Berchto den. Herr RibbrntropReuter - 77 words
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Article58 1938-12-24 21 I Burgos, l> NO disturbances whatever have interrupted th<- tbtohltc tranquility reiffnmF in Nationalist Spain. (Jcclares an official statement it adds "With regard to those n taininp th the disturbance occurred in consequences of the ry m:\de the Briti u consular bag, the auth ifflrm thatReuter - 58 words
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424 1938-12-24 22 HAT TRICK BY SRC 3: R.A.F. MEDIOCRE hotkey was served up U> the feu spectators who witnessed the second string fixture between the Recs who beat the R.A.F. by three clear goals, being a hat trick by A. Clarke, secured in the first424 words
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Article45 1938-12-24 22 Hutton Out Of Test Match Johannesburg Dec. 23.— L«n Hutton uhi was struck on the head by a ball during the match against Transvaal will not "lay in tomorrows test. Walter Hammond. England's Captain, says it would be unfair to llutton to play him.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article, Illustration98 1938-12-24 22 Singapore. Friday. CIIOO Ah Ten* a Chinese medicine pedlar was to-da\ fined S2O or in default two weeks' r.i. by Mr. C.H Koh. Sixth Magistrate, for being in possession of dutiable liquor yesterdav. at the junction of Boon Teck Road and Balestier Road. The sam.su was carried98 words
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Article87 1938-12-24 22 SPORTS TO DAY HOCKEY Batavia Team vs. Army at the S.C.C. RUGBY S.CC. vs. Penang and Pert! at the B.C.C. TO-MORROW SOCCER- -S.C.F.A. vs. S.C.R.C. <K.L > on the Anson Road ground. This match If In aid of the China Relief Fund. TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT At thTamil Reforms Association '-0.87 words
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Article52 1938-12-24 22 Singapore, Friday. Mr. J. A. Galvin. Director of Advertising and PttbLdty Bureau, to-day pleaded guilty to tbt charge 01 driving In a manner dangei ous to the public at the junction Oi Aiumpson and Moulmeln Roads on Xov. 16. and was fined $25 by Mr. C. \l Whitton,52 words
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Article86 1938-12-24 22 Singapore. Friday.- When a preliminary inquiry into a charge oi robbery against a Cantone>e, Leons Kan who. U was allesied at the time of the roboery. used a pistol, \va> about to commence in the second police court Dcloro Mr. Conraci Oldham this morning. Court Inspector T. E86 words
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Article113 1938-12-24 22 sMvr(, A A A I FADING in the Hrst half 6\ goals to nil. the st MattheJ Young Peoples (luild defeated th Amateur Athletic Association soccer by 3 2. The Guild exerted pn start but their nippy forward contend with a stubborn113 words
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Article95 1938-12-24 22 KKfc i:NG RIAI I leoihew h>\\M driver. U3s u»-da\ tined S-5 Mr. C. H. Whitton for nenhsej driving at Ipptr SeraiK I Mil 4 November 27. 12.10 a.m. Prtsccution alleged ttmt K« suud trolley bu^ poll 1 ttM idl ol :he r and that bil car then entered95 words
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Advertisement96 1938-12-24 22 HAPPY WOALD STADIUM j Mo«day,26th.Dee.ai»-Wp.m. (iEO E LEE Presents magnificent supporting events GK^RJ^^mt The Last Thi-illing Fight ol the Year If FXIT\ T A I A OCMTUIT wfc-^ It WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF SINGAPORE MtINIJ I U L A VS. H L iVI VU 1 1 FRANK HILL vs. Y. CHOON96 words
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Article, Illustration454 1938-12-24 23 JAVA GO DOWN TO S C C ARMY COMBINED TEAM VISITORS SHOW POOR FORM >( Army Combined 2; Java Team 1 jHK Java team flattered only for a moment at the beginning in to day's match against the S.C.C.— Army, and then gave a firitlesi display for the rest of454 words
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Article278 1938-12-24 23 BOXING EVENTS FOR MONDAY (By "PETE") kS final and appropriate contribution to close this year's boxiy activities, Mr. George E. Lee, nular Boxing Promoter of the |»py World, has for his last brilht offering a card of six events i Boxing Day. Monday. Dec. 26, Ih Marquez and Som Pong278 words
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Article51 1938-12-24 23 m Our Own Correspondent" Muar. Friday. nnii match between the Muar tiia Association and the Segaiwn Tennis Association fixed for has been postponed. Originallv I'h was to have been played at but the Muar players were not travel. natch. it is understood, will now to. 6,51 words
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Article100 1938-12-24 23 The combined team completely dominated play in the second half, while the play of the visitors steadily deteriorated. A rew chances ol -scoring *W mjgjg bv the home side, but right in the middle of the second half PIWMT peach of a soal from a100 words
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212 1938-12-24 23 JHE following are the annual interstate cricket and hockey fixtures between the Selangor Sikh Union and the Singapore Khalsa Association:— TO-MORROW— II a.m. to 4 p.m. cricket. 5.15 p.m. hockey. MONDAY. DEC. 2&-U am to 6 POn Tuesday. Dec. 27. a Combined Sikh team212 words
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61 1938-12-24 23 The Garrison Goll ClubV Ladte monthly medal competition was playe( at Tanglln on Tuesday and Wednesday last and resulted In I Win tor Mrs Brittorous with a return "1 2 down The following were the best returns: Mrs F G. Brittoroui li down Mrs J C61 words
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Article35 1938-12-24 23 (From Our Own Correspondent. Muar, Friday Due to the inability of Johore Bahru players to travel to Segamat the second Johore state hockey trial match scheduled for to-day has been cancelled35 words
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Article96 1938-12-24 23 SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS" following art selection! (subject i KTatehinfi I fOt Monday's ran Penang, Hoists, CtaM 1. Div I, I furs MEADOW MAN Pure Gold Horsrs, Class 1, Div. I, 6 furs. SALADIN Temple Horses. Class 2, Div. 1 6 furs CELTIC BARD See You Later Horses, (lass 1.96 words
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Advertisement28 1938-12-24 23 r i A. 8. liiILES. j CIVIL, NAVAL AND j MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER j i S No. 6, The Arcade, j Singapore. i PUONE Iff*. TAILOR. S28 words
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Miscellaneous64 1938-12-24 23 I iflr I allies TODAY HIGH TIIJK 1234 ain «K tt 8 In.) —11.44 a.m i J ft. Bin LOW TIDK 5.50 a.m. <4 ft I In.). 6.25 p.m 1 1 tt 0 In.). TO-MOMOW HIGH TIDE 100 am (fl ti H In.) l^ 17 pin •:> tt 7 In.).64 words
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161 1938-12-24 24 New York, Dec 23. THE American people do not greatly care what the German government press officials think because they know that the German government is fundamentally opposed to every principle of personal liberty, every standard of public conduct and every article of democratic faithReuter - 161 words
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Article91 1938-12-24 24 Smallpox Sweeps Shanghai Shanghai, Dec. 23. THERE are now 1,190 cases of small pox in Shanghai, of which eighty-five are foreigners. The deaths from these case since the beginning of the month reach a total of 331 Chinese, and twentythree foreigners. The outbreak is described as the worst since 1874.Reuter - 91 words
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Article43 1938-12-24 24 Hendaye, Dec. 23. It now appears that the document lound in the British diplomatic bag is merely a piece oi pape- wrapped in a *hirt stating the weti-known fact that Nationalist troops are concentrating on the Catalan front ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article191 1938-12-24 24 A CHINESE official message from Chungking. dated Dec. 22, InVgeneral survey of the war situation during a Press interview General Chan Cheng declared that the" military plans of the Chinese army has in the past few months centred upon the protection of reconstruction works in191 words
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Article42 1938-12-24 24 Berlin. Dec. 23 —Official quarters decline to comment on t le United States refusal to apologize for Mr. Ickes remarks, Reuter understands. However, the refusal is being takon very seriously in the foreign office, which forms the subject of careful deliberations. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article30 1938-12-24 24 A Lima Dec 23— The Pan-American Conference passed by 19 votes to one. with one abstention, the project ior the study of a statute establishing an in-tAr-American court justice ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article56 1938-12-24 24 New York. Dec 23 —Discussing the dealings arising from credits granted last week by the Export and Import Bank the New York Times says that 1 000. two-and-a-half-ton lorries will be purchased from General Motors Corporation and the Chrysler Corporation i or shipment to the Chinese Government. The amount involvedReuter - 56 words
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Article41 1938-12-24 24 A London. Dec. 23.— Mr. W. T. Griifiths. President of the National Union of Railwaymen. was found dead on a railway-line near Swindon. having apparently fallen from a train in which he was travelling from London to South Wales yes- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article26 1938-12-24 24 Burgos. Dec. 23. It b announced thac the Nationalists have penetrated the Republican defences on the Catalan frontier this morning at lour different 1 points. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article20 1938-12-24 24 Prague, Dec. 23.— A1l Jewish prolessors in German language schools in Czechoslovakias have been dismissed by th* Prague government. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article47 1938-12-24 24 «T» m Berlin. Dec. 23.— Econon ics Minister. Herr Funk, who is at present in Italy on account of his wife r, healtn is expected to hum and assume the task cl industrial dictatorship which Marshal Goering has just entrusted to him under th? four-year plan. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article43 1938-12-24 24 Paris. Dec. 23.— After an all night sitting the chamber passed the budge; in which are included M Reynaud's new taxes by 366 to 229 votes. Final figures giving all amendments give excess of revenue over expenditure at 26.597,000 francs. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article234 1938-12-24 24 Japan Not High Class Power London Dec. 2S JHE greatest surprise in th M has been Japan's mili'—H compentence says "The Spe<B tor." discussing the Sino-Japuii| situation and quotes the disj guished American journalist 1 ward Mowrer. who in his new bfl on China arAerts tha f in \u JReuter - 234 words
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Article118 1938-12-24 24 GERMAN COMMENT ON NEW TERMS Berlin, Dec-. 23. 1 SOME of the privileges ot other states in Ch' na against which China self has protested ajjain and again are particularly tnt international concessions in important re-*"* whi* must be abolished Voelkischer Beobachter commenting on the 'an statement of Japanese Thejourna)Reuter - 118 words
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Advertisement10 1938-12-24 24 tfhe Jbelicious 9/iirst Quencher Whilst J Sailing i AERATED WATERS10 words
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Advertisement108 1938-12-24 24 JLmhmui mil mi i Bombay Tailoring Co. ARMY CONTRACTORS— GENERAL MERCHANTS. j Late Contractor To The Ist. Bn. Royal InniskilMnt; Fnsilien. I 332 ORCHARD ROAD— PHONE NO. 4349 S Opposite Orchard Road Police Station. I We have pleasure to announce that we tave opened our new premises of Z Tailors108 words
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Title Section11 1938-12-24 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 77. December 24, 1938 EDITED BY "HERMES livery Saturday.11 words
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Article, Illustration1511 1938-12-24 1 Hermes - Hermes With Malaya Cup issues decided for the time being and a temporary lull ensuing in competitive rugby, Christmas is an appropriate time for us to weigh the possibilities of the North and South match. This year Singapore should find more liberal1,511 words
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Article24 1938-12-24 1 ISeletar review 2, Hockey note*. li»re, Selangor, Johore 3, Turf 5, Army in cup final *>■ rugby 7, Cambridge footbaJ Couble 8.24 words
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Article85 1938-12-24 1 HERE is the South XV for tht annual end-of-the-season match at Anson Road Stadium on Jan 28— as suggested in the accompanying notes by "Hermes":— F. G. Mabin (Johore) G.D.A. I. uiid on (Singapore) J. Crawford (Negri) Cpl. Richardson (Army) Lieut. Prest (Army) Capt. Simpson (Army)85 words
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Article, Illustration2022 1938-12-24 2 Seletar sportsmen are proud of a successful 1938 record in most branches of sport, but what has tickled them to death is the way in which they have made progress with their new love Baseball. r IiKISTMAS serves to remind us thai l>2,022 words
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Article, Illustration820 1938-12-24 3 New blood will be tested in the state hockey trial after Xmas. The selectors are not at all pleased with the state team's performances. Bx Our Special Correspondent AFTER a lengthy rest the Ceylon Sport i j Club hockey team have come into820 words
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Article221 1938-12-24 3 Selangor hockey has a revival fIVE »iHi in succession (including one igainst Pahang) have given kuk to Selangor much lost preside on the hockey field. Tti turning point this season was memorable match against Singajust as Selangor *s long series of displays can be counted from that ■:<h against Negri221 words
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Article333 1938-12-24 3 Hockey critics busy in Johore THE first Johorc State hockey trial held at Seßamat did not come up to expectations and the selection of the Johore State team has xiven rise to a ureat deal of criticism After the trial which tutted m adraw, the selection committee, coniUtum of Dr333 words
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Article79 1938-12-24 3 the Italian lawn lanali ranking* tot 1939 wre >!,.„ i v Canapel< 2 I Quinlie; ;i ci Cuccl and v Tai R bo 6 Vldo; 7 a Bcottl; h M del Bello; C delta Vlda; 10 i^ tinelil r, de Stefan! waa m»t f i ifiit-ifiit < ii79 words
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548 1938-12-24 4 The Manchesters are showing fine soccer form and will be a force in the local league but their boxing isn't so hot just now, according to our Tanglin correspondent. TANGLJN have had a rather quiet week. 1 with very little of a startling nature548 words
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Article, Illustration142 1938-12-24 4 WITH Ibp ghest score registered in merer matches this season. Selanjror walked over the R.A.F. last Saturday, it -vas a flattering score "i a way. :*Me to the fact that the Air Irmwi, nfter the interval, had pi.(tica!lv no defence on-e Younp. injured wta r «-ce^ to142 words
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Article, Illustration1149 1938-12-24 5 Marcus Superbus - Marcus Superbus Professional racing will D&^^itesumed on Monday, at Penang, but if yofr^re wise you will not trust too closely to form of six weeks ago By k iSIONAL racing will be revived ig on Mondav after a break ka, and the first day's sport them1,149 words
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78 1938-12-24 5 SC Wuuderson. holder of tkt World'i mile and 800 metre* records, and A. G. K Brown, the \bridge to Ms* lhr Kn)[:))--ii i metre* title, have invited by the American Athletic Union to visit the United Stales and participate in Moot v eveiS*78 words
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Article232 1938-12-24 5 WOODEN SPOON FOR JOHORE F T was rather li should JWarprisini thmi n. the o.^t/Tve iifaicS n iV u <<l in the [ulfefeal the/ 1 1 •l"»1""---s'ttr"^ f away with 11 fin. Singapore .-cored insi them and even ne ible Army, now e ;tablishe< finalists, could no! Improve on pon232 words
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Article74 1938-12-24 5 at the tgt ol :u t tie veteran Len Hai vt'v as ni.st proved t hat defeated champions do sometimes come back. What are the odds against the '>'>nnishman winning the world chami ion ship? Americans would probably hvh at the motion of the present Bn'.ish heavyweight title-holder74 words
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Advertisement56 1938-12-24 5 Si! I you've dot a GRIP 1.1 I INDIA tyreJ Msr INDIA T y r#f llk# the bulldo I >^ y %y hav« a tenacloui Grip. Th«y >^ tak« hold of th« road and 1 M n«var l«t |D. M Don't Uk« fi y/^ risks— fit INDIAt to your car.56 words
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Article, Illustration865 1938-12-24 6 Hermes - Hermes Singapore had rt h h of M^ya tup final again next month, L I Maisey's dropped goal was the turn I point of the game. I By ic to tr I a KMY WOliW P cs ibly tt^l season. A Cup final865 words
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Article152 1938-12-24 6 Malaya Cup, 1938 Fl LL list of result^ in the southern section of tht Nahyi (op I competition this seasM uere a* follows I Results in the northern .Mionnavr been as follows:— I Selangor beat Penalty srlaimor beat Perak J?j j I PenanK bfat Perak The final uill be pla>ed152 words
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Article64 1938-12-24 6 g football WILLIAM Harrison. 7 Ellesfor Burton Athletic l he mere Port Reserves, smm Ellesm ere carried from the grounc lobe Port, Chesire, with what a knee injury. room. When he reached tht dochowever. he collapsed and rt ire e tor arrived he was dead64 words
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Article45 1938-12-24 6 PLYMOUTH BUILDING NEW TEAM AFTER securing Arch. City, Plymouth ArgyU entered the transfer fl* time they have secured sea outside-left and uti Wllk inj Chitty joined Chelsea r and has played many br». a full-back. He played sion games for Chelsea la ing 11 goals.45 words
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Article, Illustration666 1938-12-24 7 Once the premier rugger state in Malaya, Perak have fallen from grace in recent years and this time are wooden spoonists of the northern section of the Malaya Cup. But there ts room for optimism founded on the promising form revealed by the newcomers666 words
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129 1938-12-24 7 (J N l«>i IMfg«< I km •< t nr Mason on the S.C.C. padang is ■tttunbed this iftwmi, uhm thr ricket Club will meet Ihe combined ll»| am. IVrak Ifitea in I Meatfly hoii.«a\ MftUfe Dilficaltiei of |»\i\e and Iravrl h.ivr IIWBTI129 words
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147 1938-12-24 7 AIS I RAMA'S two leading Rolf professionals, Norman von Nida and Ml Cremin. will compete in the lfl.'W Itritish Open Championship. Thev planned to leave Australia early in December on a world tour which will alsu include the I nited States Open Championship. OLYMPIC147 words
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64 1938-12-24 7 Minor Counties New Scoring System G In the Mraur Counties' CricmpetiUon next season wU -.•age system instead p P ei i now come Into Hue with UhJ the Fir --class champion- made the plteratlon 1 pointed oui ti.:t the P" n inor Counties in last season* Ld have boon the64 words
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Article28 1938-12-24 7 A Brook Hirst, of Huddersheld. ■inted successor to the late Mi lord as an arbitrator on the FA at a meeting of that body28 words
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66 1938-12-24 7 1944 OLYMPIC GAMES MA Y BE IN LONDON npk Games. illli a^!' l M l |t,. a n,.n will have the mW" AP ril ,i opncrai meeting cri The annual f eral cld m London on C i a Vj n iSS The indoor champion 'or Wembly Tor May 13.66 words
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Article74 1938-12-24 7 rpHREE Indian cricketen who to, u I Enitland In l»M showed ftne rorm n the p en u n gular ertcket match »>•;; Lween the Hindus and rot (Sl al B Th b 1 Hindus won by an .mum- and .Jteen runs The outstanding per orni anre for74 words
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Article, Illustration924 1938-12-24 8 Oxford were favourites ihis year for both the intervarsity football duels, but were beaten in both. The rugger was disappointing, but the soccer game one of the best seen lor years past. iiave been many better 'Varsity -1 rugby matches than924 words
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Article69 1938-12-24 8 OVER 2.000 applications have been received in the past few weeks bv he English Table Tennis Association foseats at the Open Championship flnala at Wemblev on January 28 It is anticipated that 9.000 tickets will be sold before the championships bee >' at the Rcyal Albert Hall69 words
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Article90 1938-12-24 8 berg and Anderson. The game has made immense strides there and an official of their organising body, writes "We have players here good enough to reach the final rounds. ThP women I.*1 same las had a eood -uid-off with the League contest for the "Rose Bowl for which90 words
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Article116 1938-12-24 8 £2,000 CHALLENGE GOLF OFF THE much boosted £2,000 challen match between Brigadier-General C. Critchley and A. Perry against a Bentley and Henry Cotton has bee abandoned Bentley and Critchley issued the fo lowing joint statement calling off ti match: ''What started a> a sportii affair has now developed into a116 words
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155 1938-12-24 8 NO BLUES COACHING THIS YEARS CREWS DO the best oarsmen make the best coaches? At one time Boat Race crews invariably were trained by those who had taken part in the event themselves. To-day the tendency i£ to disregard this old tiadition. The help is asked of tideway experts unconnected155 words
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Article56 1938-12-24 8 THE Nawao of Pitaudl, the famw AlMndia and England cricketer. to marry Princess Mehertaj Sajic Sultan, second daughter of the Nm of Bhopal Nawab Iftikhar Ali I Pattndl wa the third Indian cricketer to make great name for himsell as a bataman this country, the two t arlier ones bein56 words
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Article138 1938-12-24 8 THANKS of rugger fan the rulers of the «<• S /S pore for having at their point of vieu numbering of players '<"*" identification on the fi* thi For last week's match Army the Singapore /or *fte /!rrf ft*. Th, that those not acquar hle individual138 words
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