Morning Tribune, 16 August 1939
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Title Section13 1939-08-16 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE KM so. m. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, August 16, 1939. FIVE CENTS.13 words
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Article100 1939-08-16 1 London, Aug. 15. THE Daily Telegraph's Vancouver j correspondent states that scve- ral thousand Chinese houseboys a and servants staged a sit-down S strike throughout the week-end at 1 the wharf around a steamer wait- S ing to load for Japan. I I S>Tnpathi/tisReuter - 100 words
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Article105 1939-08-16 1 JAPANESE ASSA ULT AMERICAN WOMAN (Delayed by Censor) Tientsin Aug 15. A WIDOW, Mrs. Frances Mary Richard, aged 59. a native of San Francisco, was involved m a slapping incident when entering the French Concession at 2 p.m. y«jterShe carried an identity card from the American Consulate and a personalReuter - 105 words
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Article324 1939-08-16 1 Ing carolj i/arns axis H London, Aug. 15. Bitish Government has received a message from Prof. Hkhimlt (League Commissioner at Danzig) concerning Beral trend of his Berchtesgaden interview with Hitler, H message and any further communication that Prof. ■ardt or the Polish Government may make, arising out ofj liner'sReuter - 324 words
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Article234 1939-08-16 1 H Paris, Aug. 15. the majority of the French fc refrains from commentI the proposed handing over Hfour Chinese suspects at m to the Japanese, the naBtic newspaper Epoque makes W occasion for sarcastic com' devils— four drops of water ■°c?an of yellow humanity, whose ■f. will (>aiLse liuleReuter - 234 words
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Advertisement14 1939-08-16 1 P Uitrk I I •> 16 (omm 18 19 5 Li a. :o n> S14 words
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Advertisement13 1939-08-16 1 -SPLENDID VALUE ON SALE A^TlK^lWil N0w56.75 L^o M H PC J! S.NOAPOHF .JISSS"13 words
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301 1939-08-16 2 ACCUMULATION OF FOOD STOCK IN MALAYA I Controller's Advice On I Procedure THE following communique regarding the accumulation of reserve stocks has been received from the Food Controller, Malaya: At a meeting of the Legislative Cuun til, Straits Settlements, m April. Hi Excellency the Governor advised houbeholuei and large employers301 words
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Article117 1939-08-16 2 (From Our Own Correspondent* Bangkok. Aug. 13. In 1930-31 the number of pensioners Q| the State costing £270,000 annually 1952 m 1933-37 pensioners number- ■id 4.678 costing per annum with lira- tattles £560.000 Tbe Ministry oi Interior has the big- I jest number of pensioners and pives117 words
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Article311 1939-08-16 2 Sin^ai^re, Tuesday. A CLAIM of over $1,000 representing- general and special damages sustained as a result of a motor-car accident on Dec. 3, at Johore m which the plaintiff was hurt, was to-day withdrawn from hearing before Mr. Justice Pedlow m the High Coun A similar311 words
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Article99 1939-08-16 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday. BROUGHT before the acting Second Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail, this morning a Chinese, Lim See Poh, stood charged with being m possession of 10 tubes of chandu without a registration card at the 10th mile Kulai. Another charge of99 words
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224 1939-08-16 2 POSED AS DETECTION BEFORE POLICEMEN QONVICTED on a charge of attempted personation \^WI hiat, a compositor employed m a shop mi n Cross S wl I" bound over m the sum of $25 to be of good behaviour V of six months by Mr. L. C. Goh, the fifth magistrate224 words
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Article104 1939-08-16 2 "wrong™ CORRiGAiI AT CAPITi JJOUGLAS Corrigan U-urseß i the man who flew frail •to Ireland übju bj mistake nine-year-old "ni^chir,,. condemned as uniiirwcirihv.^M though his flight could harfl to have contributed to 'he aviation it was ly I. spectacular achii In "The Flying Iri.shman/'^B Radio production winch is104 words
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Article110 1939-08-16 2 (From Our Own CorrespcH Johoie Bahru. Vm TWO Cantonese, one a B were to-day i ..^:^°B M. Ismail, acting Second trate, for attempting to evfl toms duty by concealing^ face towels inside a car m their way from Singapore Pahat early this morningj The accused, Mark Nan JJ2M Kuah110 words
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Article32 1939-08-16 2 BATINA b:: l\ nese womai M j. Fictfher-C fl irate, this moi fl ing theft 02 $4i M Mohamed at I Tne woman vv lice station M week for mention s32 words
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Advertisement217 1939-08-16 2 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE This is the story of a sufferer who had very high blood pressure. It is typical of many others of all ages who gratefully acknowledge the relief and rejuvenation which they owe to Phyllosan Tablets. Read this extract from the letter he writes I feel I must217 words
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Advertisement107 1939-08-16 2 ion to the Supply Officer. In ca^es where employers of labour iave already notified some other mthority than the Supply Officer, they :hould renew the notification to the woper quarter without delay. fs*# PROFESSOR I L IVI !!DD IX. A-Aro-P.V.nn t A; Horoscope Reader. 35 Years Study In Prance. Italy,107 words
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Article356 1939-08-16 3 PLEA IN PERAK STA TE COUNCIL (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. CPEAKING on the motion for the adjournment at to-days Perak State Council meeting, the Hon. Mr. H. C. Butler made a spir.ted D lea for the continuation of anti-malarial work on rubber plantations.! "It is a matter356 words
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Article188 1939-08-16 3 1 Vacancy for a Nurse Applications are invited for filling tW vacancy for a Nurse at the Municipal Infectious Disease < Middleton > Hospital. Candidates must be fully trained nurses and possess the Certificate of the Central \Midwives 1 Board. The appointment will be m the salary Scheme188 words
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Article68 1939-08-16 3 I our Own Correspondent) I johore Bahru. Monday. I nnp still m his r"r«re, "fore the acting |*C Mr. M. taw* |,h re with Mn( member Bpsterday. ■eased Wee Wan Joon a youth, Ke Hooi. claimed trial and delUbers of any illegal society Jrharue wa.s explained to them Kf68 words
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191 1939-08-16 3 I fen *hkh it is felt will strengthen the bond, already exist- Utetween the French and British administrations m the Far is thai oi His Kxcellency the Governor-Genera! of Tndo-( hina, revie. who will arrive m Singapore on Aug. 2°,. Preparations have already been completed191 words
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Article111 1939-08-16 3 Blowing students were succe&sin the Examination of the Lonismbfr of Commerce held to DGHER IKIinCATE i'Ktcping and Accountancy: K. "wiling: Tan Sun Meng. CERTIFK ATE (JUNIOR) k K( Ping Frits Parlininction), Wee Alfred Deva- L Mark, Ngoei Thiam. jwiting: Ten Amir Shah. De SOlin Adrian v I Ilin. ra111 words
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Article41 1939-08-16 3 A debate wifl be held at the Chinese Christian Association. 77 Pnnsep Street. Singapore, on Thursday at 8.15 p.m.. on "Would it advantage to employers m commercial houses to es toWlsh a scheme for a provident fund for their employees?"41 words
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Advertisement43 1939-08-16 3 EYE EXAM I N A T l ONS EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. Specializing. 'ml* Ocular Muscle Anomalies pSjgjyft Crossed Eyes, W yL^ /> Complicated Cases of \<" Defective Visioa. Thompson Optical Co. Qualified Eyesight fpectaUsls. 4, ARCADE BLDG., 'PHONE 3002 B A Thompson, Dr. ol Ocular Science43 words
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Advertisement229 1939-08-16 3 VICTORIA ARRIVING Victoria Cue m fc»J»ni»_«j •0 a m on Thursday. Auf. 17 cOfljU^g Shanghai. Honckong and Man la. Bhe will berth at the S H B wharf and L, expected to «U again at 7 m on the same d >mbo Lnmbay, Aden PWt Said Naples and SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY229 words
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Article428 1939-08-16 4 METAL MARKET I Dd >n 1 Tin STt.ND.UiD viou., To-day Chanc? »n price» UL'9 7 £229 7 R Forward £225 4 £225", I BULLION MARKET c London. Tiie^dpy. jl l >LLI Previous Tj-day Chanße Bar Gold. Fine, per oz £7.8 7. £7.8 7 SILVER 17 3 II428 words
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Article59 1939-08-16 4 Ijhi Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru. Monday k 1)1 X AGED Chinese, Tan Ah Hun wared before Mr. m. Ismail, actagistrtte, to-day charged with >reaking at a hou.se m Jalan All .ust tiifnt. (reused claimed trial and Btated ly had a quarrel but did not commit59 words
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Article109 1939-08-16 4 Singapore. Tuesday. Pu at midday was $1144. up 8 and hi :ice of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyew opot 28 11;16 cents, buyers October December 28 13.16 cents, market steady quiet.. J> Tm the first time for what feels like some week.* London showed a buying109 words
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Article113 1939-08-16 4 The following is the output for the four week! ended, Aug. 12. 1939. of th£ Raub Australian Gold Mining Company. Ltd: Crushing No. 549 Batten- treated J .9io toni of ore returning 1.389 ounces .of bullion equivalent to 1.322 ounces or j fine gold. Retreatment Plant treated113 words
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76 1939-08-16 4 (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru. Monday. DANG Ah Leng, a Hainanese bread seller was this morning charged before tha acting Second Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail, for .selling bread without a licence and for offering an illegal gratification of 20 cents to the police76 words
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Advertisement37 1939-08-16 4 f /^S^v SAFE GUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET SINGAPORE SS PHONE NO. 5918. '5 1 Bm C Ift Aft Bl j? <*% g^^^^^^^^^HHßi*' wH3 Am37 words
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Advertisement26 1939-08-16 4 PIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTIB CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE I-' s I v'^^^j.Tm^n^ BJ South British Insurance Co., W- I Tel. E926 2, Finla.vson G«* 126 words
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Article632 1939-08-16 5 (BONG S 38 4 3 4- 47^2 38- 40 199 20,9 072 0.76 17- 18;--115 1.20 c.d. 7,6 B|3 19 6 211- il> 121- 0.60 U 32 0.34 i 15 0 16.9 1 tJ 71--1- lti--24 25 6xd 0 45 0.50 0.23 026 Tl: 13 S 13,9 I 13632 words
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Article78 1939-08-16 5 Mar 3??^ £00.000 Int. %tisf*mWr m m norn •wiMii iKI'V" »"Wi 114Vl norn ':^f-?« 3 i22,ooo:ooo "M» 1071/;! i:om '^30 w uiy 20 1 56.00b.606 no m l^ «i--m Sept l l! O^ 5 f ooo^' 11« 119t^ Ci W^4 W4 ci. gr s& r^ 75 r78 words
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Article172 1939-08-16 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Tuesday. MINING Ampath .3,? *|i Ayer Wengb 0.71 0.75 Batu Selangors 1.16 1.20 c.i Hong Fatts 0.58 o^6l Hongkong Tin 156 16 6 Jelebus 0.47 0.52 Kamuntin^ Tin 79 Bi3 Katu Tin 21- 22.Kente 1110 23 Killinghalls 13- 146 Kramat.^ IM Kuchabi I-" l Laruts i172 words
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Article138 1939-08-16 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Smuupore. An 1 15 5 p .1. Company D.w'eiid B«. Close P Date T«"a, UM TIN Hi Ex. D Bat u Belangor 2 1 Au^ H Auu M Aui; Kramat T!n 3d Ho. L'T A'l- "i Aug 30 Auk -4 D Raub Gold 5d138 words
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Advertisement168 1939-08-16 5 YOUR VAUIABUS Our Btrong Room* art your Protection. It ls Impossible for an Individual to provide for his valued possessions the safety that Ls afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of various sizes fi»r hire at moderate rates HIRERS themselves hold th» KEYS and ONLY THEY can168 words
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Advertisement238 1939-08-16 6 J 111 XX S SOME K\U STEAK IXIR THAT HJCKFVF WANT SOME FRIED ONIONS ON IT? nMMBSOW»I i:i)M\mh n>m ki Hf \v. :t^ bi»k \nh kov \i mii .are on the loose again: )o NOT miss FAST AND LOOSE' I I DSITIVELY LAS! KIC.HI FREE PRESS I ■M Ihue >h.i'^238 words
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Advertisement186 1939-08-16 6 WOlffll t Am happy r\ir\iuj TODAY'S TEA DANCE: 6-30 P.M. TO 9 A\ NIGHT DANCE: 930 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT I S\ltO\4, A\D K\ll\V\ \|(,|l Thursday 17th Aug.— B.3o to Midnight B Two Snappy Bands Playing Non-Stop. The MEDAX BOYS I P| aying Specialty Kronchong And Stamboel Numbers. I To-Night186 words
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Article825 1939-08-16 7 I (Tribune Staff Reporter) fZ are Koin^ to have a Bpfcte oi jrood pk|P<* E Cr towards the end of thi^ear. or maybe when RK.O. Radio Pictures flnUh new films m the very n»ar future. Mr Leon Britton. Radio PicturesU a a world cruise (turned informed J ftSures centre825 words
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Article61 1939-08-16 7 Campobcllo Island, New Brunswick Aug. 15. President Roosevelt who started a ho liday cruise on Saturda^gave ai assurance at a press conference th a 1 he wai keeping m close touch with th. "^ngs are not wholl: pletsanf They are about the same a they have been forReuter - 61 words
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Advertisement13 1939-08-16 7 10 (THE^RE_^OY_AL r «i: lI XEX PITTED' s Erring SHANTA APTE AND VASANTEE13 words
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Advertisement73 1939-08-16 7 OPENING TO-DAY 3-15, 6J5 9-12 Bm 1 1 1 ny■ 1 I k I Jl > 1 1 rULJAm3*fc*^^ m ■BJI4JMUiUJM!II.II»nn?M .1 V|U int manhood of T*Wr* B fl boys i lB XcK wild African •••P h n o «a IJB i fame ft a r^BV I i. >v "ALSO73 words
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Advertisement53 1939-08-16 7 •%>>•»••■- I SUN TALKIE 1 7-30 TO-NIGHT 9-30 S The Thrilling Mystery Drama I SI 14.11 1 t'AKKj [OF MinOKK j Maaaaaaaa COMING SHORTLY tfl ALHAMBRA_ *t jJIJ I 1 aa^^^ Ts' lPaT^av? V'^bbu iw 1 P/; f~'"^^^ Eki>!^^aßßß! I m MINING TRBUIffi: I SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT i EVERY WEDNESDAY. FILM53 words
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Article319 1939-08-16 8 JHE announcement that no more Jewish refugees can be admitted into Shanghai was not unexpected, but it serves to direct attention again to a grave and lamentable problem. Cruelly j treated and robbed m such countries as Germany, these refugee* nave been driven out to find a iiving319 words
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Article1327 1939-08-16 8 TOM DARLOW - DICKENS was a VERY WICKED man TOM DARLOW 1 By says his dauehtl LOVED my lather better thai any man m the world loved him for his faults. My fathe was a wicked man a very wicker man." Kate Perufiini. younger daughter and third child of Charles and Catherine Dicken.s,1,327 words
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Advertisement54 1939-08-16 8 H To-day's "V r 1 I Artnoun nt You can bluff all the i world some qf the time, I You can bluff some of I M the world all we time, But you cant bluff all the zvorld all the time. There if no blurt about the high quality54 words
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Article155 1939-08-16 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sunday. a DROWNING tragedy was avert- ed by the li'nely intervention of a member of ih€ Penang Chinese Swimming Club this afternoon when a Chinese non-swimmer ventured into the deep water near Fun and got into difficulties. The man, who was fortunately taken cut155 words
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Article104 1939-08-16 9 I d the R.A.F. I approach--1;' themin the feS the current I Centres Is, however I -,der review. In several of 1 Km the number of appliI air sections Ui hand are |\> fill all immediate vacan--1 current establishments will ■h hi these towns as soon as I havtBritish Wireless - 104 words
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Article114 1939-08-16 9 Singapore, Tuesday. ■rector-General of Posts and ■rraphs announces that the Bee is now accepting through I for the West Indies, South I Central America by air ■on and by the new Imperial B r Pin-American Airways H across the Atlantic. ■air mail may now be sent U •us. Barbados.114 words
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Article136 1939-08-16 9 Tokyo Talks To Be Resumed London, Aug. 15. IT is reported from Tokyo that th*re was a further meeting there yesterday between Sir Robert Crai?ie and Mr. Kato (Minister-at-large m China) but no date for formal resumption of the Tientsin talks has been fixed. The British Ambassador has been mBritish Wireless - 136 words
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Article144 1939-08-16 9 Chungking Aug. 15. REPOR7I3 from foreign sources interpret the arrival cf huge Chines*; forces m Hunan. Hupeh and Honan pro- vinces as an indication that a big Chi- nese counter-offensive is m preparation m thei.'e areas. General Li Tsung Jen, Commander-in-Chief of Chinese forces m theReuter - 144 words
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Article45 1939-08-16 9 London, Aug. 14.— The wife of the Egyptian Ambassador to Britain, Dr iassan Nashat Pasha, died to-day m a mrsins home m London. Mme. Nasm, who was twenty-five years of age aad been iil for the last eighteen I months.— British WirelessBritish Wireless - 45 words
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Article83 1939-08-16 9 London. Aim 14 T*HE new cruiser Belfast sailed frorr Portsmouth to-flay on her first commission. She is joining the Home Fleet. fc'hich is at present m Scottish waters, and will replace the Glasgow which i being transferred to the South American Station The Belfast bringsBritish Wireless - 83 words
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Article31 1939-08-16 9 RECRUITING FOR REGULAR ARMY London. Aug. 14. RECRUITING for the Regular ArmY during July reached the highest ucai 01 uny month since the Great War. the figure being 4,778 against 2,ui31 words
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Article117 1939-08-16 9 New Military Appointments London. Aug. 14. rE Kin; has approved the appoin'nient of Major-General A. F. Hartley, of the Indian Army, to be Quarter-master-General m India from Mar. 16 next, and of Major-General C. N. F. Broad T -o be General Officer Commanding In Chief of the Eastern Command, India,British Wireless - 117 words
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Article43 1939-08-16 9 >r the cormponcUnf period of last it Recruits Joining the Royal Air Force week numbered 541, bringing tt ota] entry of pilous, observers, airmen and boys since April 1 to 15,944, coniared with 8.083 for the conespondln«? li^riod of last year- British WirelessBritish Wireless - 43 words
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Advertisement19 1939-08-16 9 m Tom Convenience OR AFTER i^HE SHOW I'M: At The PSTAURAHT W %^y Rack Oysten Tb S tai SUawberrte!19 words
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Advertisement211 1939-08-16 9 "There is jLJfi I HEALTH }'3jL every A^ffe^3ft\ BOTTLE of SANATOGEN" That is the opinion of one of the 25,000 physicians all over the world who have written to us praising the value of Sanatogen During and alter illness it is a godsend. Sanatogen brings real health to the whole211 words
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Article, Illustration163 1939-08-16 10 King George 4nd n u and their i Uo daughters. hiizabeth and p rmms Kose, arrived at Ballater mS their way to Balmoral CasTß Scottish holiday. Uft the graph shows the King ins^M guard of honour of the 2ndß tahon Royal Scots Fusiliers arrival at Ballater. mi n lh163 words
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Article74 1939-08-16 10 Kiss Of Homage For King Boris King Boris of Bulgaria, who is renowned for his interest m locomotives opened Bulgaria's newest and most costly railway line m the Khodope Mountains of Southern Bulgaria. The construction of the railway necessitated the building of many bridges and tunnels. Right, the photo shows74 words
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Article, Illustration241 1939-08-16 11 Singing Cowboy Arrives In London Six Weeks Tour Of Britain Gene Autry. the sinking cowboy hint actor, has arrived m London for a six weeks tour of the British isles, (iene. who is regarded as the successor oi Tom Mix. has brought uith him to England, his horse "Champion," which241 words
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Article, Illustration52 1939-08-16 11 French Military Mission For Moscow Above Member, of the French MUjtarv Mission to Moscow. scattered m Northern Franc.^mc mi n Paris for a conference at tne m The French Mission and a British Mission are soin* l<> Mos "military talks with Bw^ NJWj Edouard Doumence, and l M. Anna Krebs.52 words
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Article, Illustration832 1939-08-16 12 Re-Built- In moorish style its one small -paned window, was done away with, and m its place appears now a landscape window, framing forever the view from tip to toe of a whole mountain—a truly Moorish view. While the only other part of the original house destroyed did not result832 words
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Article, Illustration1268 1939-08-16 12 After taking adh«i« a wound, !t l*»** p M which is difficult to rera drop of eau-de-Coio B ne on a, d the mark *i" pfd y 1 0 |d house was trans- Jj into a luxurious anH [able dwelling place B urll ,mi 'i«u- P»«« lived tli*' tilt1,268 words
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Advertisement17 1939-08-16 12 lilt GUARANTEED TO CURE DANDRUFfT Ot NONET REFUNPCO SOLE AGENTS I GLOBE TRADING LTD. i E J17 words
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Advertisement26 1939-08-16 12 bvurh *V APPOINTMENTS HAIR STYLISTS AND E BEAUTY SPECIALISTS HAIR TREATED BY: LATEST OR MACHINE I FACE MASSAGE -_-rr7Zr^ __36^OKCHARD ROADO^yond Scott', Bom r*j* Stetto*) I26 words
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Advertisement122 1939-08-16 13 H .^S^l '■'>-■>■•■■ -*i- ■s''%smfiy¥-<\l&f^--' 1 fx < S^HMMF^-^^SE-afev -fa ?>*-;i>v>- >■• 4 Jte- flf M HiK -'-wil tke finest butter yon can put f| on your table /~^*^l:;. H N T oii!ishinp goodness, fine creamy w flavour and rich golden colour DH/& these are the qualities you r n122 words
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Advertisement312 1939-08-16 14 I THEY 4 DO«LOOK,AFTER^YOU I ON*THE gA CHEAP RETURN TICKET. TO CHINA, JAPAN. COLOMBO, AND BOMBAY Available for I*o months From SINGAPORE T0 Ist Class 2nd Class Horiffkone 5137.44 $102.86 Kobt or Yokohama 8222.86 $154.29 Bombay $300.00 $205.71 Colombo $282.86 $188.57 All vessels may crll at uny port on or312 words
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Advertisement307 1939-08-16 14 TO FRENcJTw cHARcEUR nEuM —^j HOM£WARDB. CAP SI JACWt'ES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazane fc Bordeaux^K LINOIS For Maraeilles, Havre, A itwerp Dunkirk !T0 SAIGON INDOCHII wL i CAP VARELLA For Salmon, Tourane and Haiphong > CAP PADARAN For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong j S. A. M. I. I G307 words
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Article131 1939-08-16 15 TO-DAY H Suddhadib Aur. 16 2 pm 1 X st 16 n n tS aUd XL M I HL L M 16 9 P^"' H Thedens 16 3 p m H ''.JChoen Hoea 16 3 pm j;i AaßßpTlMf 16 i 6 I P P I Ban' Kamu^ing 16 11131 words
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Article84 1939-08-16 15 Hct^d from Europe etc. (Am! I Air iKL.M time of deli-| letters only 7.30 p.m.f H of letters ■morrow H d China and Japan H^Tu:. due at Singapore, toi Mails expected from China and Japan by the Hakone Maru, due at Singapore to day. Mails expected from Europe etc84 words
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125 1939-08-16 15 (Continued from pa*e X» keJ/ Dd Df he candcur and her OOWI Nov that she has spoken through Mia Storey's book, we ran put the great Dick \vns cult where it belongs, m the dusi bin, and forget it U itSunday Express - 125 words
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Article123 1939-08-16 15 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Of EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exi sl "P Godown Gate Gat< Glenogle 18 2 3 Montoro 16 2 3 Burdwan 14 2 3 Mata Hari 12 2 3 Kamuning 11 2 3 Karapara 9 2 3 Peiping 7 2 3 Tasmania Maru 30123 words
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Article59 1939-08-16 15 Jerusalem, Aug. 15. f^REIK monks aided by Arab villagers V* repulsed an armed Arab gang which attempted to raid a lonely monastery (near here. j A party of unknown armed men, I allegedly Jews, entered an Arab village south of Rehovoth and destroyed one (house withReuter - 59 words
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131 1939-08-16 15 OIL DISPUTE APPEASEMENT TURNED DOWN Washington, Aug. 14. MIC. Sunnier Welles, m a statement to-day, revealed that the I'nited stales GoTernmtat wan the < ruinator of the proposal for an interim settlement of the .Mexican oil expro,l priation dispute by the appointment of the board of nine members to operateReuter - 131 words
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Article87 1939-08-16 15 Jerusalem, Aug. 15. DOLICE dogs tracking the killers cf Lance Corporal Hayes, who fell on Sunday night m an engagement wiUi Arab snipers led the police to a house m Hebron where there were throe Arabs and "identified" one man. A rift* was found and the87 words
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43 1939-08-16 15 Rome, Aug. 15. k tellegran assuring Mussolini of Yun goslavia's desire for friendship a "d collaboration with Italy has been sent to the Duce by M. Tseutkovitch Yugoslav Prime Minister, followine his re- cent visit to Trieste.— ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Advertisement237 1939-08-16 15 KX.S- SMIILLP LIKE. 'Incorporated In Australia) NEXT SAILINGS H Due Sails. An j. 31 Sept. 4 Sept. 29 Oct. 3 H tickets from Singapore to Au-^ralia issued at the iay transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or U ting X.P.M. Vessel. return 5642. 86 Ist class $430.71 2nd class m return237 words
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Advertisement69 1939-08-16 15 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA "TAL M A n io,oeo tons SAILING SEPTEMBER 7 AT 3 P.M. The above vessel has excellent modern accommodation for First Saloon ani Second Saloon passengers. Special Holiday Return tickets to China and Japan69 words
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Miscellaneous43 1939-08-16 15 Law Notice For To Day 19 Before Mr. Justice Manning m 3rd Court at 11 a.m. S.sBl 3B— Chan Wai Hing vs. Kee Sing Co. ors. 10.45 Application m O.M. 1939. Before the Registrar at 11 a m Enquiry m O.M. 18 39.43 words
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161 1939-08-16 16 I Sequel To Visit I To Hitler London, Aug. 1"*. THE newspaper* give great premineiwe to the visit of Dr. Karl Burekhardi (High Commiarfoiwr tor Danzig) to Herr Hitler. It is suggested thai Dr. Burckhardt will shortly make a confidential report to Britain concerningReuter - 161 words
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80 1939-08-16 16 rNew York. Aug. 14. 1 The death is announced of Mr. Philip, \ibrltfht SmiJl Franklin, a former office uoy who became president of the Inter- j r.ational Mercantile Marine (■<> He was orn m 1871 ;mcl started work as an fflce boy withReuter - 80 words
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Article42 1939-08-16 16 Budapest, Aug. IV THU Ke§ent, Admiral Horttay. will watch lawn tennis matdMi at Goedoelloe to-day, according tv a statement by the semi-i flicial news agenry. The announcement was made to disprove reports that Horthv is goint; t<» Ot'rmany. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article171 1939-08-16 16 Singapore, Tuesday. OAIL of .S.I,()00 each was olfered to two Cantonese who wore charged before Mr. C. H. Koh, the fourth, magistrate, with having distilled 15 gallons of samsu without a licence, being m possession of one new complete still and having fermented intoxicating liquor, to wit171 words
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Article114 1939-08-16 16 iD IS(t -'nHh-Kiß i «w to nullify ,hß Palestine and prevent accj jthe White Paper by t^fl Nations i, <-v, t 0 Ut^H the twenty-first World Ziofl greti opening to-moito* jM A thousand delegate! uy« 1 rived from all par- of the«l particularly large Polish col expected The tenth114 words
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Article85 1939-08-16 16 Singapore, W AN elderly Hokkien, Ang Bfl was produced before magistrate. Mr L C G« With having acted as a wsai unregistered fh^.^JSM Bent? Ken- School, lift Chu Kane' Road, wd havujj the same school while not M oistorcd teacher, on Julj I Mr Adkins. Antetanj 4 Education (Chinese85 words
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Article211 1939-08-16 16 Alleged Adulteraion Of Ghee K ERPO SHANKAttv a proprietor of a shop U** ph ,^m X peared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the fifth being m possession of three 4-kati tins of **<* found to be adulterated. I I I Accused 'vas represented by MrMark Morrison. Inspector L. Prynn attached211 words
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Advertisement44 1939-08-16 16 I' THE RIGHT LABEL IS I White Labcf DEWAffS b J*.j!a I PAI\J/%I tf^ I d L Ol? CREAT AGE t I I FAM OU S U inDe^iso^ I M^ gl^ 4 DISTILLERS- «j H SOLE AGENTS I ■aiui4i!7iVii»jni*jiG^ SINGAP4HII: JOUOKC MALACCA NEGRI SEMBILAN44 words
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Article436 1939-08-16 17 UNKNOWN Puzzle Police I Of Lorry With One 1,1. One Living Driver (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Segamat, Monday. ■ome across some really wonderful cases but this is Kgt remarkable of the lot." So said Mr. K. G. A. Assistant British Adviser, Segamat, who acted as ■the resumed hearing of436 words
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Article89 1939-08-16 17 I London, Aug 15. Sir Philip Sa^soon, who died on June 3. left unsettled estate to the value of 11,946.892.- 8.0. W. The late Sir Philip Sassoon left unsettled estate of the value of approximately two millions. He made a number of bequests to hospitalsReuter - 89 words
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312 1939-08-16 17 I Singapore, Tuesday. I JHREE charges of attempted mur der were preferred against i I Punjabi youth at a preliminary m quiry begun before the third police I magistrate (Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke) I to-day. i l the ni S nt of May 25312 words
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Article46 1939-08-16 17 Philadelphia. Aug. 15— In a tenround non-title fight to-day, Billy Conn, recognised m America as the world's light-heavy weight champion, beat Gus Dorazio on a technical knockout. The referee intervened after the eighth round had been In orotfesi 1 niin. 52 sees.— ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article42 1939-08-16 17 Istanbul, Aug 15. Army manoeuvres on an unprecedented scale started early to-day m Eastern Thrace near the Bulgarian trontitr. All troops of Turkey's first army aie ppriicipating on a forty mile front. The manoeuvres last until Auaast 21. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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80 1939-08-16 17 From Our Own Correspondent! Johore Bahru, Monday. THE Johore Air Raid Instructors' Couin* 1 open only to wardens who have obtained first grade certificates during the recent examinations, begins on Thursjday, Aug. 17, at the New Police Depot, Jalan Tebrau. The course will continue on80 words
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Article62 1939-08-16 17 London, Aug. 15. The descriptions of two young women and a man, all speaking with an Irish accent, have been issued by the police, following explosions at hotels at the Lancashire seaside towns of Fleetwood uind Southport during the night. No- body was injured. The outrages were both,Reuter - 62 words
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Advertisement21 1939-08-16 17 Ik \II 11 v j^^^^^^l C^^l \v \v/vX /iT > \i\i J iß||^^B^^WOßm^Bßißm^ mS?S!! 9 SSHS^^^ imT^^^^ >£H i 9 A.P.B. 221 words
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246 1939-08-16 18 I Fine Game In Division II 2 R.A.F. (H.Q.) 2. < A SPIENDID opportunist effort by Chwee Chua. Moravias innerA left towards full time, robbed the R.A.F. (H.Q) of what o^ a r,H to be certain victory, on the SRC. padang yesterday. The match—246 words
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Article86 1939-08-16 18 London, \ug. 15. Home cricket results are as follows: Glamorgan beat Somerset by two wickets Somerset 127 (Matthews six toe 40 Judge four for 66>. and 201 < Smart five for 39>. Glamorgan 151 and 179 for eight (Andrews five for 64) Yorkshire beat Worcestershire by 89 runs86 words
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Article240 1939-08-16 18 Marines 7; RAF. (T.) I IN a Division 2A league game, the Marines defeated the by seven goals to two, on tAie J.C.S.A. ground to-day I Play was rather one-sl the first half, as the Mai the Airmen penned m I half the whole240 words
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Article73 1939-08-16 18 m 35th Fortress 4; Ma*,^! JHE35th Fortress Com^B Brani, to-day defeaj from the Manchester rJ Pulau Brani by f OUr o 3 when they met at soccer! Robson opened the scoJ Sappers and this early by another from Sgt Lewi pers beinu two goaLs up at m In the73 words
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Advertisement66 1939-08-16 18 yJtft|WW|KyX'.' 1 '>'''•*•',''.'.•.'■'-'■'•'/.•. •'•.'l*l*.' B^Bf flW^r W^_ I •'•-•>>•:•.•. BF Ii Appointment y^]j^to^^^SS^^^^- I M V :^^^Sw^So^ m > Jjt v b^^^lb^^bW btl BF BF fStm v m jf''J'yj&^k E^blV^^V iflBT .^^^^P^^B^^^^Bv BF BB fIL «tjTjHjH Vft Jl Vflßaw ■MMffißto''^ 1,, in,!,', a ****TT^ißßl bi .^bbl H k J H|66 words
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Article528 1939-08-16 19 CIVILIANS HAD FAIR SHARE OF GAME RA.F 6; s,c. c 0 niSPLAYING far more accuracy than their opponents, the R.A.F. v yesterday defeated the S.C.C. m a first division soccer game played at the Stadium by six clear goals. Despite the score, the Air Force, did not have things528 words
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Article193 1939-08-16 19 ■0 S.C.F.A 0. I attacking almost Wiout the game, the ChiRelii to a goalless draw by ■A ;n a division 2B league ■eh»;; t ai the V.M.C.A. B. s to blame X were superior m Km but poor finishing and ■hoo;;..- coupled with the Klkt-ei>i:.~ of Aik Chan preB193 words
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214 1939-08-16 19 (Singapore, Tuesday. severe trouncing of 16 goals to 9 on the V.M.C.A. "B" the water-polo -handicap at the V.M.C.A. pool this Swimming Club became the first holders of the •«i swimming Association Shield. I r^e-sided, the match for their I "-C Ti ng brillia^iy.214 words
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437 1939-08-16 19 C,OOD tennis was witnessed at the S.C.C. courts yesterday when six singles were played off m the S.C.C. autumn lawn tennis tourna- Feature of all games played was that they only went to two sets. The match between R.T.G. Arthur and E.J.P. Burley437 words
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Article238 1939-08-16 19 Hawaiian Chinese Loses On Foul VVI KONG YOUNG, the Hawaiian Chinese bantamweight who has been doing so well m Australia, met with defeat when he met Jackie Wilson, the American Negro featherweight, m Sydney last month. The Chinese was disqualified for a foul m the eighth round. One commentator states238 words
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Article75 1939-08-16 19 The following have been selected to represent the Combined Schools against the Ceylon Sports Club on Saturday at 2 p m. on C.S.C. ground:— A. Neubronner and N. Capel (St. Andrews), P. Yzleman (R.1.), J. Gallstan (SJJ.), Cecil Wong, E. Doraisamy and Cheong Thiam Siew iA.C.S.), J.75 words
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Article18 1939-08-16 19 Thtre will be a hock- y meeting on Friat the S.C.R.C. a, 6 p.m. All m18 words
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Article96 1939-08-16 20 London, Aug. laTHE next meeting of the Interna--1 tional Rubber Regulation Committee will probably be held on Sept 7. according to well-informed circles m London. The present chairman, Sir John Campbell, is at, t on holiday. Unfed state* under the AngloAm.ri"m barter a,i.<nunt. ffcned on J< TtoioC«^ IIReuter - 96 words
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Article57 1939-08-16 20 {London. Aug. 15. On the Stock Exchange an all-round advance on busier trading took place, (Wing to more optimistic views of the European .situation. Kaffirs and oils v ere prominent, while there were useful pains throughout the lilt, apart from home rails, which continue depressed < wine toReuter - 57 words
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Article157 1939-08-16 20 London, Aug. 15. THE British Council for cultural I relation*, with foreign countries, which has been responsible 'or the exhibitions at Venice. New \ork^ S n Francisco, Warsaw, Helsingfors and Stockholm, will organise and instil an exhibition at Bucharest m January and the Council of Art and157 words
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255 1939-08-16 20 London, Aug. 15. THE annual British Army manoeuvres are now m full swing Not T Lee the end of the Great War have so many people In khak. been seen m England. Despite the largo number ot troops umaged. it is possible to travelReuter - 255 words
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Article115 1939-08-16 20 Berlin, Aug. 15. •pIBKALTAR m English hands is a U standing threat which Spain cannot permanently tolerate," declares Marshal Goering's mouthpiece, the National Zeitung, of Essen. It adds. "Italy also has an interest m seeing that Gibraltar is a Spanish possession, not only because of Gibraltar';; significanceReuter - 115 words
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Article133 1939-08-16 20 Jerusalem, Aug. 15. A DELEGATION of. the "moderate" Arab National Defence Party, led by Fakri Bey Nashashibi, has arrived at Beirut. They propose to tour Syria to ascertain the feelings of the Arabs towards the British White Paper policy for Palestine, and also to Inquire whether thereReuter; B.O.W. - 133 words
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Article, Illustration20 1939-08-16 20 JANET GAYNOi and I fashion designer, Atlfl eloped to Yuma (Arizo^B they will be married. Reuter message fiom W^M20 words
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Article107 1939-08-16 20 Copenhagen, M FOUR passengers and afl the crew were drowjß British Airways LocM*B liner fell into the sea m m Storstroem Bridge. The machine leit He.stonJ for Hamburg. Copenhag«« h °There had been a .*««<■ m the district and t German and >»Srtr 4 The British P^ C rReuter - 107 words
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Advertisement133 1939-08-16 20 I Any soreness, bleeding or I sponginess of the gums means that they are unhealthy. You are urged to use Gibbs "S.R. 1 without delay. Most Dentists R now prescribe Gibbs "S.R. 2 both for the treatment and preHIDIUQ vention of bad gums. Mj* til "I came across a patient,133 words
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Title Section10 1939-08-16 1 morning Tribune FILM FAN FARE SIMiAPOKF. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1939.10 words
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Article, Illustration464 1939-08-16 1 The Wide Open Spaces FILMED IN Technicolour TIV there were some ,-oings-on out Kansas te Wamei Brothers prerir technicoloured superD kl- Oiy.- m the town ac name, and now ttie picu way hen- and. indeed, us and the sfcreen of the n (be few days time. Errol Flynn and HavUland464 words
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Article, Illustration56 1939-08-16 1 Return From A Hawaiian Honeymoon Florence X i and Robert Wil- cox first m«*l when they work- ci together m •The Kid From Texas." tW j months late r they took v va- cation to lloiio- lulu and there. under the ro- mant V influence of the Hawaiian moon, were56 words
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194 1939-08-16 1 ANE Hollywood director. Otto U Blower of 20th Century-Fox, has been honoured m the wilds ol Africa No less than a good-sized town on the edge of the Belgian Congo has been named after him. It is called Browsha. As you will perhaps remember.194 words
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Article134 1939-08-16 1 jj THEY had plenty Ol e-rtU'im rit recent iv on one ol the Twentieth Oentoryrox lot.' where The Rain.s Came" i» being iili.wd tor R tote October release. This If the picture based on Tunis BromBeldV popular novel about life In India. During streH riot t\\c elephants v.ere134 words
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Article, Illustration373 1939-08-16 2 Is There A HOODOO On Garbo's Leading Men? UM.VYN DOUGLAS, who was the Garbo's leading man m "As Yr Desire Me" some years ago, has beer giftn the same position m her production, "Ninotschka," Whtati has just gone on the floor. The only other big name m the cast is373 words
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Advertisement76 1939-08-16 2 UNDER THE BIG TOP FOR FUN AND THRILLS! I TOMMY KELLY AND ANN CILLIS I j S (TIfE >TOM SAWYER KID AND HIS SWEETHEART) I S ANOTHER GREAT ENTERTAIN'iVIENT I PECK'S BAD BOY with the CIRCUS RKO -RADIO PICTURE I I WITH I j EDGAR KENNEDY I jyf BILLY GILBERT76 words
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Article265 1939-08-16 3 ifyone is v Grant and llis Brooks are m to marry rolled into most anxious to Grant were (1) oiumbia Pictures, for him to ats wof his new pic,d S c Theatre and blonde -starlet PhylH c 0 wears a little locket Jr arkle bearing the word h o265 words
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Article, Illustration65 1939-08-16 3 HELLO MR. CHIPS! m \n informal pic- lure of Robert s Donat taken H his library I home He is the J hrro of tin- I«"K- awaited "Good- bye Mr. Chips!" which has a (Jala Midnight Pifkft at the S apitol on Satur- day, August !<J. Oonat puts up I65 words
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Article68 1939-08-16 3 IS IN THE AIR? -1 and never speak to one a^ain. To Be-Or Not To Be J ,n «W England. Phyllis Brook., p OlU y sta.oc, they were Ji^ to rr h e U ev W a d n r- 8,,,; I sn, should know Women ..way kno» i »££oLvs68 words
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Advertisement33 1939-08-16 3 1;..... I NOT TO BE :'iotlk- MISSED :^S" '<' I WITH r»-*r x^TdR, AND EL<Ail^ri r> j I 1F IT S A PA r«rTrKKcoMM^T,o N roB i I fr_ n iii m m imm33 words
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Article, Illustration518 1939-08-16 4 HOLLYWOOD STARLET! Show You To Slim I§\\ v.'.al vo» like, the s,,n,st way to reduce your weight and to .^iiita.ii sl,,ider, supple fi«ure is by taking regular exercise IMh^ood. u.lh its hun.heds of beautiful women, all of whom must WMUh Ibefar Bff«r« arefnllv has proved this for us, since you518 words
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Article, Illustration236 1939-08-16 5 IV A NEW STAR ■ERIN(; what happen- Simon Simone, and to m before that, David Book no chances on fczing Ingrld Berg■s popular screen star »etly into town with■Btomary ballyhoo at- foreign importation. ■th the Wind" Selznick ■bably better than any ■ucer what headaches Bttrom too enthusiasm l build-ups. ■can236 words
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Article, Illustration436 1939-08-16 5 DRAMA COMEDY Are Screened At The PAVILION This Week Here's iUv i OllM'tli TEAMING Annabella, French-bom Continental star, with Robert Young m this screen duo'i Gift screen venture together, Bridal Suite" cornea to the Pavilion, on August 18. Announced as an hilarious comedy romance, this picture is said to give436 words
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Article, Illustration529 1939-08-16 6 UTARREN William recently counted if thf i '> Www r L< iding at he b#W record! f» w, if any, leading men In motion boast of having played (jppCM I gmter number than he I numerated. The actor, vvl.o is portiaviiv; the role529 words
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Advertisement190 1939-08-16 6 I ANOTHER BIG "CIRCUS COMES another grand comedy from I TAWNI" MAKERS f IS WEEK S SENSATI J IX) IUWW I HIT, "FAST AND LOOSE W j Next Change at the CAPITtiL I A MAELSTROM of MIRTH, AS M 1 1 LEADING FUN -STARS GO ON A Lfl One of190 words
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Article, Illustration51 1939-08-16 7 r*f* Ann Sheridan and her troupe of dancing girls provide entertainment in^ ihe Kiay Lady" saloon m a scene from "Dodge City," Warner Brothers 'i Te< •htn-uluur epic starring F rol Flynn and Olivia de Il;ivi!lan'i which Is W Z due li(irll> at the Alhambra. S 5 151 words
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Article372 1939-08-16 7 UIN tessence Of Charm '"■lllllilllllll H| tl dance, make music and perform like real veterans and even try to steal scenes from each other. 20th Century-Fox has surrounded them With a superlative cast headed by Jean Henholt, Claire Trevor and CfSAT Ro-tt-ero, with Siini Sunmicrvillc. Henry Wilcoton, Inez Courtney, John372 words
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Article243 1939-08-16 7 jJARK Rapture," filmed and recorded by Armand Denis and his wife Leila Roosevelt Denis, carries the camera into mysterious fastnesses of Africa where the foot of the white man has never trod before. It shoots scenes of the tiniest and the most gigantic people m the world. Here are243 words
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Advertisement24 1939-08-16 7 miU/*AIUI9« OPENING TO-DAY j JlUiAitlHllit- ;> l5 9.15 The Best and Most Revealing Picture ever made of the mysterious Congo A 20th Century -Fox Releat*24 words
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Article222 1939-08-16 8 "WRONG WAY" CORRIGAN I As Himself thikincj an unusual n()t(> m snccn entertainment, RKO .din's "The Flying Irishman," ,nts Douglas 'Wrong W;i\ orrlgan ta the title role as himaelf picture, a realistic and highly ainatir depiction of the daring -iator's own life up to and incliui tg his amazing solo222 words
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Article, Illustration380 1939-08-16 8 ANOTHER Circus Comes To Town •DECK'S Bad Boy With the Circus" will be the next change of programme at the Capitol. During its examination of the mirthful predicaments of young Bill Peck, the movie keeps the blood pressure of the customers at a comfortable altitude and generates a mood of380 words
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Article, Illustration276 1939-08-16 8 DOROTHY MANNERS - DOROTHY MANNERS SAYS I I'M ducking utter I say it but I still think too many of our leading stars are sacrificing too much of their natural beauty to be 'different" and "unusual. 1 Where, for Instance, are the great DlOVie beaut ie.s of276 words
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