The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 January 1938
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Title Section17 1938-01-25 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15.375. FSTD. 183* TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938. 10 CENTS17 words
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295 1938-01-25 1 UNDER-ESTIMATED BY JAPANESE Vast Fortifications DAILY EXERCISES OF rLANES SUBMARINES VMSft prtptmtidaa by Soviet Russia for war m the V:w ka^t are described by an eye-witness who has iu -t concliuied a tour of Soviet Far East territory. )n|.;iiit-se reports of these preparations, heReuter - 295 words
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Article33 1938-01-25 1 London. Jan. 24. hi Baled sculptor. Captain Adrian Ui»-d at his Chelsea home today I i>: s3 He executed .unong tton works the ci»*<***<"* o-^.»^ uriu r i Hill ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article630 1938-01-25 1 Hirota Speech Discussed ACCORDING to a British Wireless message, the Cabinet held a meeting late last night m order to take advantage of the presence of the Foreign Secretary before he left for Geneva. Earlier messages stated that the speech of the Japanese Foreign Minister was considered of630 words
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Article79 1938-01-25 1 London, Jan. 24. One of the world's largest aircraft, the first oi 14 Armstrong-Whitworth Ensign monoplanes ordered by Imperial Airways, wu seen by the public for the first time yesterday. The craft, which has accommodation for 42 passengers, has a wingspan of 124 feet andBritish Wireless - 79 words
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Article, Illustration199 1938-01-25 1 Thousands Of Messages YESTERDAY at Cap dAntibes. m the south of France, the 75--year-old Mr David Lloyd George, Minister of Munitions and Prime Minister of Britain m wartime, and n^ wiie. Dam.. 1 Margaret Lloyd George, celebrated their golden wedding, m the presence of their son.199 words
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Article118 1938-01-25 1 Destructive Work By Planes SEVERE STRUGGLE IN THE HIGHLANDS TOE Chinese forces are tightening their onslaught on Wuhu, near 1 Nanking, states a Nanyang Siang Pau cable, with the support of Chinese planes, which effectively bombed and machine-gunned the Japanese positions at Wuhu. Lukang and118 words
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Article83 1938-01-25 1 Soviet Experts In China pVELEGATES from the provinces in the Yangtze valley have arrived at Nanchang, capital of Kiangsi, to attend a conference which will discus? measures for the mobilisation of China's man-power, economic resource^ and for the training of young men for military services. The chief trainingUnion Times - 83 words
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37 1938-01-25 1 Barcelona, Jan. 24. The Spanish Ministry of National Defence states that five insurgent warships, two of which were Italian destroyers under Spanish names, fired 14 shells at Valencia, causing little damage- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article53 1938-01-25 1 Marseilles, Jan. 24. k RADIO station here has received a message from a French ship, the Prado, saying "We have been stopped and searched by an unknown warship." The Prado later reported that it had resumed its course escorted by a French warship and that allReuter - 53 words
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Article78 1938-01-25 1 Air Raid Steps Shown To British Minister London, Jan. 24. Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Home Office, who has been visiting Germany to inspect air raid precautionary measures, left Berlin for Paris last night. Before leaving he expressed appreciation of the courteous reception given toBritish Wireless - 78 words
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Article321 1938-01-25 1 Further Cut In Rubber Quota? Today's Meeting Oi Committee (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 24. r HK consensus of opinion m Mincing Lane is that a cut m the rubber quota to 65 or even 60 per cent, is imminent, though the decision may not be announced at tomorrow's321 words
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Advertisement96 1938-01-25 1 BIGIA TEA Hrings the freshness und fragrance of the .Malayan gardens direct to your home. Tonight Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Donee (informal) 9.30 to midnight COMPLETE C HANtiE OF PROGRAMME BY BI STER FLO -hti.iujc tap dancers Non-diners $1 00 1788 The Birth of a Nation96 words
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Advertisement107 1938-01-25 1 .ThA-e^r^io better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI njv HOTEL THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MELTS TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. AT THE ADELPHI HOTEL. DINNER MEEIING THE ROOF GARDEN IS RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE AND THEIR GUESTS. ADELPHI GRILL ROOM THE107 words
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Article, Illustration93 1938-01-25 2 ADMIRING NEOLITHIC FINDS IN MALAYAN PENINSULA Delegates to the Far Eastern Prehistoric Congress caught by the Free Press cameraman yesterday. From left to right are: Mr. H. D. Collings. assistant curator of Raffles Museum, Mr. F. N. Chasen, director of Ruffles Museum, Mrs. von Koenigswald, Mr93 words
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362 1938-01-25 2 Offenders Severely Warned And Bound Over (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Jan. 24. pEMARKING that they had no rifht to go round intimidatX ing people, the Seremban Magistrate, Mr. J. P Biddulpn, today gave a severe warning to three Chinese who were concerned m362 words
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309 1938-01-25 2 PROTO-HISTORIC WOMEN DID NOT LIKE GLASS BEADS /\NE of the riddles m the prehistory of south-east Asia is the origin of stone and glass beads which have been found either m graves, hills or beaches. Specimens with similar characteristics to those of Egyptian beads have been unearthed m Malaya, China309 words
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Article31 1938-01-25 2 A one-night only showing of A Hundred Men and a Girl, the Deanna i Durbin film which was screened m i Singapore recently will be given, at the (Capitol Cinema tonight.31 words
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Article55 1938-01-25 2 Head Of New Nanking Government GEN. Ho Feng Lin. who was Shanghai's Garrison Commander 15 years ago. has been selected by the Japanese to form a "provincial government." at Nanking. Other pro-Japanese officials m Peiping are reported to have also r»€en invited to assist m the formation of the new55 words
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Article73 1938-01-25 2 From Our Own CorrespDndent) Malacca, Jan. 24. The ea.~e asMinst a Malay woman, Tejah Binti Jambi. and Latif Bin lAgui. who are charged with causing the death ol Minna Binti Lagui by T^kin? her away from tho General Hosnltdl against medical advice, was heard ifl the Police Court73 words
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Article62 1938-01-25 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Jan. 24. THE Imperial Airways west-bound plane which left Singapore this morning: met with such bad weather over the middle of the Siamese peninsula that the pilot decided to return to Alor Star, where it is spending the night and resuming:62 words
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79 1938-01-25 2 Queen Marie of Yugoslavia reached London yesterday with Prince Tomislav and Prince Andrey, her sons, and Frince Nicolas, younger son of Prince Paul Chief Regent of Yugoslavia. The three young princes will be pupils m an English boarding school. Princes Tomislav and Nicolas have each79 words
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Article166 1938-01-25 2 GOVERNOR OF SHANTUNG EXECUTED Received Sentence In Stony Silence Hankow, Jan. 24. PTANDING m bitter cold, under a cheerless drizzle, General Han Fu Chu, Governor of Shantung, met his end at 7 p.m. before a firing squad at Wuchang, across the river from Hankow. The most expensive coffin procurable wasReuter - 166 words
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107 1938-01-25 2 Those who have been fortunate enough to hear the few broadcasts of the Don Cossack Choir from the Java racjk) stations wiil expect entertainment o€ a high order when the Don Cossacks and itfteir Russian dancers open their co ason m Singapore on Feb. I107 words
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Article165 1938-01-25 2 Berlin, Jan. 24. Herr Hitler has summoned a meeting of the Reichstag for the morning of Jan. 30. lt~is believed that it will deal exclusively with domestic politics and occasion no surprises. Reuter. Washington. Jan. 24. The White House has announced that President Roosevelt's naval message is notReuter - 165 words
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Article, Illustration33 1938-01-25 2 CROWDS WELCOME PRESIDENT DE VALERA m London with the Irish Free State (Eire) fla*. He bad, friendly talks with the Dominions Minister. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. on the new constitution of Ms State.33 words
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Article57 1938-01-25 2 STABBED— KILLED Johore Bahru. Jan. 24. One of the 14 Chinese, living m a kongsi on a rubber estate at Sanglang. m the Pontian district, was stabbed to death yesterday by a fellow labourer. After return from work there was a quarrel over the use of a tin vessel and57 words
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Article31 1938-01-25 2 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Jan. 24. A 41-year-old Malay was today sentenced to three and a half years' imprisonment and 16 strokes of the rotan for rane.31 words
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51 1938-01-25 2 Grenade Thrown In Newspaper Office Shanghai, Jan. 25. THE list of terrorist outrages m Shanghai, grew tonight when a hand grenade was thrown into the offices of a Chinese newspaper, The Social Evening News, published m the Settlement. Two men and one woman were injured, all Chinese. The culprit escaped.-Reuter - 51 words
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Article186 1938-01-25 2 Arrangements In Singapore And Johore MORE than 5,000 men aboard British warships will be m Singapore for the forthcoming combined manoeuvres. Some of them will be entertain3d by Mr. A. C. Willis, steward of the Seamen's Hostel, who will conduct them on a tour round186 words
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Article82 1938-01-25 2 JAPANESE planes three times bombed Hsuchow yesterday, states a Nanyang Siang Pau message, when scores of houses near the Eastern Gate were destroyed. One or tioo Japanese planes were damaged. Groups of Japanese planes bombed places m Kwangtung Province, m the south, yesterday. Seven82 words
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Article67 1938-01-25 2 3 Italian Planes Leave For Brazil Rome, Jan. 24. Bruno Mussolini, son of II Duce, took cfi for Brazil with other aviators at 6.25 a.m. GMT Bruno is accompanied by the famous airmen, Capt. Moscatelli and Colonel BLseo. All three are m separate machines carrying altogether 15Reuter - 67 words
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Article31 1938-01-25 2 INFANTILE PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC Melbourne. Jan. 24. CO far 1,700 cases of infantile para- lysis hare occured m Victoria since the outbreak of the epidemic and there have been 88 deaths Reuter.31 words
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Article68 1938-01-25 2 DRUNKEN JAPANESE JUTS BRITON Outrages In Tsingtao british-(;h:ioi\\ PROTEST T*HE British and German I General at Tsingtao have representations to the Japa states Reuter. regarding c illegal entry into the \)uv' their nationals. British property is concern, four cases and German m iw> most serious was that when British subject.68 words
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Advertisement30 1938-01-25 2 "AGNESIA HAIR DRESSING prevents Scurf, Dandruff and Falling Hair and at the sam<tlme Cleanses ant) Tones t Scalp Small si*e Eeonoim ,i,«. $1.25- %1M MEDICAL HALL LTD 3. Batten Koad30 words
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Article156 1938-01-25 3 i\ with Brahminism. abolish all sorts of superstins and meaningless rites and iMrni.Hiifs. Hindu customs and rip. inn trarhimjs were all imported h) ihe ancient barbarous \r\ ins who imaded India from imtr.l \si.i." said Mr. G. sir.»!»i: ipany at the wedding of Mr. M Miinkk.iii).156 words
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Article, Illustration62 1938-01-25 3 pn cure FKASQELL1. Manila dancer i ',rld tour to study at (Uim-ing schools, has been 'I by Mrs Quezon, wife of <nt of the Philippines ut-alth. The dancer, irho pt today in the Pots- mi (jivrn a role in a German the production had to be d ar, authorities wouldFree Press - 62 words
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Article36 1938-01-25 3 C HEATING CHARGE I i middle-aged Chinese, rial m the sixth Singapore i .rt. yesterday, when he was vith cheating a compatriot, on Jan. 3. $100 was offered and the case K>!ied a week for mention36 words
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Article26 1938-01-25 3 riving his car negligently alon^ oad and driving without a Euronran. Etienne Mejer. i« fi m <md $8 respectively In Sirmanore Police Court.26 words
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Article30 1938-01-25 3 A European woman, Mrs. W. Klela. was fined $4 yesterday m the Fourth Singapore Police Court, when she pleaded guilty to falling to conform with a traffic signal.30 words
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Article19 1938-01-25 3 Tonight at the Adelphi Hotel at 7.30 p.rn the Rotary Club of Singapore will entertain the Prehistorians.19 words
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Article615 1938-01-25 3 Four Years Far Killing Chinese NOT AUTHORISED TO SHOOT HUMANS, SA YS MR. JUSTICE TERRELL IN the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell sent Ahmad bin Noor, a police dog shooter, to four years' rigorous imprisonment. Ahmad was found guilty of culpable homicide615 words
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Article277 1938-01-25 3 HE IS FIT BUT HIS MEN ARE WORN OUT I 1/IENNESU doctors, specialist* m v nerve strain, have for some time been flying to Moscow on a series of urgent calls. One will visit the Kremlin next month. Every time they fly tongues wag m277 words
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Article86 1938-01-25 3 TWINS BY NUMBERS. JENNY, the wife of Ashley (James) Had just about run out of names* Before the twins born yesterday e'en. Arrived to make her brood thirteen She vows she won't disturb her slumbers By finding names— just give 'em numbers. And James says. -That' O.K. by me." For86 words
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Article52 1938-01-25 3 Rotary 's Regional Conference The first Regional Conference of Rotary m Middle Asia will be held at Penang from April 15 to 18. The President of Rotary International. Mr. Maurice Duperrey, will attend. Rotarians from Burma, Ceylon. India, Malaya. Netherlands Indies. Sarawak and Siam are entitled to take part m52 words
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Article295 1938-01-25 3 Highest For Eight Years RIIAIAYAS trade last year was the highest for eight years. According ft) statistics published yesterday, the total of foreign trade (imports and exports) was $1,603 557.000 compared with $1,151,668,000 i,i 1936. This is the highest figure since the "boom year" of 1929.295 words
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Article46 1938-01-25 3 f*HARGED with disorderly conduct by shouting for customers m Singapore's well-known bargain lane, Change Alley, on Dec. 17, a 12-year-old boy, Sahib bin Ismail, appeared m the Fourth Singapore Police Court, yesterday. He pleaded guilty, claiming ignorance, and was cautioned and discharged.46 words
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243 1938-01-25 3 Frying Pans For Air Raid Warnings GERMAN girl air-raid wardens, with frying pans and ladles as their warning gongs, may be giving demonstrations to a representative of the British Government. Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Home Office. Ifett a few days ago with an Air Raids Precautions Department243 words
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Article47 1938-01-25 3 Convicted on a charge of permitting the premises of which she was the oc- cupier to be used as a common gamj ing house, a Japanese woman, Chino Kaneko. was fined $20, m default two i weeks' simple imprisonment, In the [Fourth Singapore Police Court, yesteriday. i47 words
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Article221 1938-01-25 3 AIR Commodore E. W. Norton will 1 arrive m Singapore today to take! 1 over his new appointment of Air Officer In Charge of Administration, Royal Air Force. Far East. The creation of this post is m accordance with the R.A.F. Far East expan- sion programme. The Junior221 words
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Article163 1938-01-25 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Jan. 24. More than 250 hawkers of many nationalities assembled m the compound of the Capitol Theatre today to see Mr. Tan Soo Chong and to submit grievances of arrests of licensed hawkers by the Police. The hawkers agreed to present163 words
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Article208 1938-01-25 3 I11-Treatment Of Chinese Girl CONVICTED on ch«irce> of illtreating a 14-year-old pirl. Tati Too Ber. and keeping .m unre/jistered mvi tsai. a < hina-born woman. Tan Hoon. uav sentenced to two months' imprisonment and fined $20 or a further month's imprisonment m default, m the Criminal District Court >csterday. Medical208 words
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Article, Illustration45 1938-01-25 3 picture DR. SIH KWANG TSIEN. leader of the Chinese propaganda mission t«» t Italy, with his wife and son. as they passed through Siusapore yesterday lor China m the route Rosso. The mission was abandoned on account of Italy siKiiinir the Anti-Comintern Part.- Free PressFree Press - 45 words
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Article45 1938-01-25 3 Pleading guilty to h chmrpi «>t abet ting the offence ol receiving illegal gratification ol 1(» Lent.s irom a police constabl". a Chinese Tia Teng Keng. was fined $5. iv dnault M'vcn days' ri gorous' imnriscjuinent m the Third Singapore Police Courv yesterday45 words
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Article33 1938-01-25 3 Alleged lo have stolen a ricksha, valued at .s:iUU i Que< street, a young Chinese. Lan Ah Mali (Inimed trial to the ebftFge m ih. sixth Singapors Pclicr Court. crdi<\33 words
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Article49 1938-01-25 3 The engagement w;. announced yesterday of Miss Rosamond Betty Cttfton-Jaawg '<> Hr Eav.ard OtNP Lambert Russell ol Singapore Miss James is the iMVMer if Mfcfc Zuyderhoudt. of ■ttfipMC and Mci bourne. Victoria and her hanee is the son of Commander and Mrs Russell, or Walmer. Kent49 words
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Advertisement181 1938-01-25 3 f~\Covnt fcure scotch B APB 3 Beware Kidney Germs If Tired, Nervous, Aching \f xoii Run Down. Nervy, suffer Ach■v .»il.-n joints? Do you Get Up Nights r from Burning. Itching Passages. ttaataMML Kheunuiti.sni, Circles Under I'uffy Ankles, Frequent Headaches I<l3. Loss of Appetite and Energy? yinptuins show germs are181 words
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Advertisement51 1938-01-25 3 Ab Happy World Stadium *m> r^"*' Friday, 28th January WL *t bLX marques m WtMt 12 (3) rounds. Wis**m o^m M RETURN CON VI S I jfete DHARMARAJ Im Vk HUSSEIN S IV FAlfcjHO I f C>iie Six Round Preliminnn M Fi?ilirPricti:S2,l,BoA4octi Bookings at Usual Depots *W^sima C VILLANUEVA, Promoter.51 words
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Miscellaneous73 1938-01-25 3 Law Notice For The Day Before the Chief Justice in the 1st Court at 10.30 a.m. Judgment in Rex vs Sathaiah, P.L.A.S Somasundarm I and Hayatmiah. at 11 a.m.:— S. *****— L.W Ariyaratne vs. H Sena etc. Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the 2nd Court at 11 a-m. Asskes:—73 words
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Article, Illustration396 1938-01-25 4 Madge Ames - PAPER THAT LOOKS LIKE PAINT Madge Ames New And Ingenious Ideas In Interior Decoration By yHF new waßpapOTi shew ssr^at va-icty ofl drsigji this season, not unlv tan the prints but, ilsr> m the uxturr the paotl 'self bktoe4 ts dtfßntft at first, to va»lM* h rhi' we are looktfu396 words
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Article, Illustration1600 1938-01-25 4 Godfrey Winn - Godfrey Winn Ky T^HE other day I wa.s sitting at my desk, seeking inspiration, when I heard my housekeeper clattering down the passage that leads to my den. In a second I had taken up my pen. pulled my writing-pad towards me. and was bending over it1,600 words
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Article, Illustration324 1938-01-25 4 SfCKM Kwt9 Of Campaigning In North China WITH everyone talking ->f t\^ Chinese £irl so'rfi«»rs. i Qawera ment spokesman recently introduced correspondents bo typi-tl Chines girl warrior. Miss Yao Jui-lanp. -*h Join', d the army as ling ago i> iho Nonri River battle, where General Ma Chan-sh m324 words
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Advertisement93 1938-01-25 4 If you Need A WASHABLE WEARABLE WELL- MADE MATERIAL ASK FOR I DULL FINISHED SILK PIQUE BEST FOR DAY WEAR. SHADES:— LIGHT BLUE. SALMON PINK, WHITE. OYSTER. BEIGE CANARY YELLOW. WIDTH 36" PRICE $I*so per yd. 3 to 3| y ds Sor a dress TAILORING Charges $5-OO to 56.00 LET93 words
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Advertisement48 1938-01-25 4 RKAL and imitatidn i<M<riifr\ Mp nr ii'r./r f"^ free iflustratrrt catalogue* HAMIFVS Rf>dne> House 1(1. Batter* Road Ladie* Drrntmakmg tiptrt Chincjt iailor DOULATtAMI Al tH-HU.il STREEI. Plione 3158|,T-*>l-. i Yl UcUal r jze i I, 2 CHIKOPOEYIIrni capitdl'bldg. JJtr j Advert oX The Baia Shoe Co Ltd Singapore48 words
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Article, Illustration59 1938-01-25 5 MR TA.\ AH HONG and Miss Lee Sieic Luan. MR. CHEW KEOW SEONG and Miss Lee Poh Tin. MR. KWA KWEE CHEW and Aftss Tang Chai Koon. MR. LIM HONG WAN and Miss Ong Yeo Tee. MR. ANN YEE TENQ and Miss Kang Hoe59 words
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653 1938-01-25 5 Italy's Strategical Weakness Pronounced VULNERABLE TO SEA POWER-HER IMPORTS COULD BE CUT OFF A LONDON cable says that the Italian press is devotn in^ much space to the strategical dilemma m which Great Britain U alleged to find herself because of Italy's expanding armaments and the Rome-Berlin-Tokio "triangle." Little h653 words
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Article71 1938-01-25 5 Chinese should not eat with their hands and their women should not near the sarong and kebaya. This is the opinion of a Singapore Chinese editor, Mr. C P. Kican. of the Sin Chew Jit Poh, who. m an address to the pupils of the Yang71 words
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Article36 1938-01-25 5 On Thursday, Feb. 3. the Chinese Salesmen's Association will hold a New Year dinner at 448 Raffles Quay. Reservations should be made before Jan. 29 with the assistant secretary, Mr Teo Cheng Moh.36 words
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Advertisement8 1938-01-25 5 /mosquitoklh RUIN YOUR SLEEP VI I UUTHMMWim ill8 words
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Advertisement19 1938-01-25 5 Advertisement of Hen ry Waugh Co., Ltd., Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Penang. i n— i i WJ>.h 6 n19 words
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Article, Illustration213 1938-01-25 6 MUCH IN COMMON (to talk about) h -d Professor P. V. van Stein Cailcufels, of thj Netherlands, and M r. H. D. Noone, of Perak. TWO PRESIDENTS. Dr. W. Linehan, president of the Congress, and Mr.'ustice J. V. G. Mills, president of the213 words
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Advertisement28 1938-01-25 6 TEACHER'S HIGHLAHD CREAM PI WUICKY Jd\ perfection Kflrau QF_jOLD SCOTCH PHONE 5376 (4 Lines) Adit of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. n m i ■■■i.i W P.S 26028 words
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202 1938-01-25 7 F'om Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Jan. 24. i \\l stronely of opinion that Malaya I would be v.iy unwise to consider :)i m ii i Lin ourTer pool, un:he scheme were based on an (•yitable revision of assessments and ituined satisfactory provisions202 words
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Article140 1938-01-25 7 New War Office Appointments London, Jan. 23. I^HE appointment of Major-General E. A. Benk us Director of Personal Services at the War Office is gazetted tonight, as well as the appointment of Colonel Q. L. E. Q. Mart3l as Deputy Director of Mechanisation at the War Office. Major-General Beck wasBritish Wireless - 140 words
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Advertisement148 1938-01-25 7 j RETURN SHOWING TONIGHT ONLY! j PAVILION 6.i5 9.i5 TONIGHT k a\ > \um& i rib' m> liic^A V" VA I ing climax of i Sy^^M W^^\ their young lives! /p\ zHollyxrood's t^SW, W M itunnir.gtst m VICTOR MOORE, HELEN BRODERICK, ERIC BLORE, premiere ALHAMBRA SsUrda-, Jan. 29th 4 Shows148 words
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Advertisement399 1938-01-25 7 The Screen's Nightingale returns for ONE NIGHT ONLY m the glorious musical picture that recently thrilled the Town! TONIGHT ittttttt] CAPITOL Special Return Screening! DEANNA DURBIN In New Universal's record-breaking success "100 MEN and a GIRL" With LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI and his famous Symphony Orchestra, ADOLPHE MENJOU, MISCHA AUER, etc. DON'T399 words
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Advertisement135 1938-01-25 7 A dippy young dandy dubbed Powell Made love that made the grills how-11. But he really found joy In the arms of Miss I.oy. P.S. He threw m the toy. el! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer answers every maiden's prayer with ■^flflHflflflflflflflflflßVAßfiflltflb^^'^^y'^Mflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflflk fiflflfl MVD KJ a IA V mmlm^^^^m mirvJiA LUi M l^BMfllflF^^" '^f«135 words
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654 1938-01-25 8 The Singapore Free Press. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938. One Day In Seven UpHINESE Workers Don't Want Weekly Holiday" was the startling headline m a Malayan newspaper the other day. Those who read further discovered that Singapore opinion (according to a Chinese coi respondent) was not m favour of following the654 words
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Article546 1938-01-25 8 ADMIRAL Sir Allan Everett, whose death was announced yesterday, was Commander-in-chief of the China Station during two years when the future of the Singapore naval base was critically m the balance The decision to build the base had been reached m 1921. though details were not announced until 1923.546 words
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1497 1938-01-25 8 Big Battleships And 16-Inch Guns: What Japan's Action Means Services Notes From A Special Correspondent lAPAN having decided upon the 16-inch naval gun. we are to have the battle: of the guns all over again. The United States of America has answered the challenge, and Great Britain must necessarily follow;1,497 words
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Advertisement243 1938-01-25 8 'Mjra^ cup C A L D B XEjL<2 X *S BY SPECIAL Wv^t T HM E APPOINTMENT KING CF SIAM ESTD 3 M 1672 ENGAGEMENT ETERNITY RINGS. Choose Carefully The DIAMOND RINGS You would br proud of years from today and carefully choose its maker. Every DE SILVA S ring243 words
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Advertisement62 1938-01-25 8 MEDICAL MEN CLAIM THAT YAWNING is good for hman beings. This explains the robust health of dramatic critics, assuming, of course, their human status. Another very human and laudable instinct is to take out an ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE b LI F I ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated62 words
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572 1938-01-25 9 HOW MALAYAN ANTIQUITIES ARE LOST FOR EVER Dr. Linehan Urges Need For Local Legislation GOLD ORNAMENTS SOLD "FOR MERE SONG" THE need for Malayan legislation to prevent antiquities and archaeological finds being sold or dispersed without experts having the opportunity to examine them was urged by Dr. W. Linehan m572 words
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Article, Illustration26 1938-01-25 9 \tr: I II \h < AR'IHY. of the Au 'rulijn Museum SvJney. and Mile. m rol^ni oi lnJ«-( hi. .i ut Ihr Pifhi^hwiaiis (onfeitme whiih opened ycsteidav.26 words
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723 1938-01-25 9 SINGAPORE RIOTS "Most Of The People Paid By Somebody?" U/MKN the Singapore riot case was resumed m the Second Koine ourl >esterday, the Assistant Superintendent of Mur Mr i: B. llope-Falkner. was questioned by Mr. T. W. our *ho appeared for two of the accused men Did you Bud out723 words
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Article, Illustration17 1938-01-25 9 THE ONLY MALAY at the Prehistorians Conference is Tunku Yaacob. who is representing the Government of Kedah.17 words
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Article1503 1938-01-25 9 There wfu m-jnv new c points m the speeches at the opening yesterday of the Congress of Far East Prehistorians. The Governor's Denuty, .Mr. F. J. Morte:i It is the first time on which the Malayan Governments have sponsored a purely scientific gathering. Mr. A. Kier.1,503 words
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Article219 1938-01-25 9 A short "passage at arms" between two scientists was one feature of the afternoon session of the Congress of Far Eastern Prehistorians, yesterday. Rotund Professor P. V. van Stein fallen fels made the first tilt. It was on the subject of ancient beads which, a219 words
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Article171 1938-01-25 9 Imprisonment and heavy fines were imposed m the Criminal District (on it on two Chinese. Woo (ice Fung and Wong Chin Keng, who were convicted on a charge of having been concerned m the importation of 1.001 tahils of Ked Lion Chandu, on Nov. 24. Woo171 words
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Article, Illustration35 1938-01-25 9 picture. SIX PERSONS VVKKK INJURED m this accident that occurred at the intersection of Tiong Bahru Road and Henderson Road on Saturday afternoon. The Fiat car on the right is a toUl wreck Free PressFree Press - 35 words
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Article149 1938-01-25 9 I/M)(KKI) down by a two ton electric mobile crane at the X.A.X. Base, Seletar. vii Jan. 11. a Tamil coolie. Kbupalhan (32), sustained I'at.il injuries mil died m hospital the next day. At a Coroner's inquiry yesterday it was revealed that hhupathun was riding on the crane149 words
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Advertisement40 1938-01-25 9 TOMORROW NIGHT SPECIAL EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. I SPECIAL VICTORIAN" DINNER $2/A La Carte also Available m honour of the opening of "VICTORIA the GREAT" DINE and DANCE! Music by MAT BLACH Ik ORCHESTRA DANCING until 1 A.M. BOOK NOW40 words
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Advertisement136 1938-01-25 9 STOCKTAKING BARGAINS OLD BLEACH DRESS LINEN 1 8 25 P er yard Colours; Pink blue (very white /iik "t fK. M'\ odd Assortment* \F% Fancy and Plain TABLE LINEN ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR S Ji JOSEPH ■^K^bHBBhSB^hK J^ t^^H ■h^^hhlßhHKbH m %**4 sons, Ltd. A f -Jm m136 words
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454 1938-01-25 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES From London 5.30 p. m. Jan. 24 Last Night's Quotations 6h:m of £1 denomination unless Latest Quotations Previously otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 p.c.. 1944-64.... 115% 115»/ 4 Fin ding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 114»' 8 113Ts War Loan, 3» 2 p.c 103 1023/454 words
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168 1938-01-25 10 STOCKS: London 39,284 tons (37,939 tons) Liverpool 21,561 tons (21,782 tons) COPRA: Straits S.D. Rotterdam: €13 ss. Od. Previously: £13 7s 6d. PEPPER: White Muntok: m bond: 3%d. Previously: 3%d. White Muntok: Jan.-Peb.: 3%d. Previously: 3%d. Laumpong black: m bond: 2V168 words
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1337 1938-01-25 10 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co.'s List From Exchange Telegraph Co. MONDAY, JAN. 24, 1958. 5 P.M. MINING Buyers Seller* Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 6d 5s Asam Kumbang 30s 6d 32s 6d x.d. Austral Malay (£> 50s 55s c.d Ayer Hitam (,ss) 25s 26s Ayer Weng ($1) .751,337 words
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70 1938-01-25 10 TIN: Easy. Spot: £181 ss. Od. Previously: £182 17s. 6d Three months: £182 2s. 6d. Previously: £183 12s 6d. NEW YORK TIN: Opening Price 40.87. Previously: 41.25. COPPER: Settlement £40 2s. 6d. Previously: £41 2s. 6d GOLD: Yesterday: £6 19s. 7>/ 2 d.70 words
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71 1938-01-25 10 Foreign Exchange Rates London Closing Quotations Jan. 24 Method of Parity before Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate flously Paris Franc* to 121.1 150J 4 150*8 New York to 4.88 4.99 13 16 4.P9 7 P Amsterdam Gulldera to 8.97 3^ BM% 8.96 7 /8 Hong Kong Per dollar is. 3d.71 words
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Article171 1938-01-25 10 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS YESTERDAY Singapore, Jan. 24. MINING. Tin at midday was $90.00, down H. There was practically nothing doing m the local market today and most operators preferred to look on pending news from London tomorrow. Sterling shares were171 words
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176 1938-01-25 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Jan. 24 SELLING London. T.T. 2|4 |{H London, demand 2|4 1)32 London 4 months' sight 2|4 I|l6 Lyons, demand 1,755 norn Switzerland, demand 251 Hamburg, demand 142 New York, demand 58 7|16 Montreal, demand 58% Batavia, demand 104% Samarang, demand 104% Calcutta, Bombay and176 words
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95 1938-01-25 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT Jan. 24, 1? o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.XJR.SJS. m cases (P. 0.8. Jan.) 23 3 4 23 7 8 Good F.A.Q. m bales (P. 0.8. Jan.) 22 15 16 23 116 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spotloose) (award able Singapore) 23% 23 J 495 words
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Article81 1938-01-25 10 B Amsterdam. Jan. 16. NDAR RUBBER COMPANY, of Amsterdam, the large Netherlands Indies rubber concern, with an issued capital of F15.2.373.000 (£263.000). has had a much better year. Net profits for 1937 amounted to FL5.552,000 (£61.000). against Fls 158.000 (£17.000). The dividend has been doubled from 5 to81 words
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Article161 1938-01-25 10 Jan. 20 21. 22. American Can. Con. 80 81 80 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 146% 146 145% Atcheson Railroad 38 3 4 37.4 38V_ Chesapeak 36»4 36 36% Dupont 119 116% 115» 2 Firestone 23% 23 General Electric 43% 42% 42V 2 General Motors 37% 35161 words
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Advertisement66 1938-01-25 10 S. E. Levy Co. Shanghai, Hongkong. Manila, Singapore. Invettment Bankers and Broken m Securitiet and Commodity* itaily Foreign Market Cablet and Quotation Service MEMBERS. NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASS.66 words
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877 1938-01-25 11 KAFFIRS, OILS RUBBERS LEADING RECOVERY "Big Five" Bank Profits Best Since 1929 (From Our Free Press Correspondent) j London, Jan. 15. I OJNDON stock markets are now rf In k condition which the City calls "interesting." While business is still restricted. the. number877 words
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269 1938-01-25 11 RUSSIA ELECTS 3 PERMANENT COMMISSIONS The Union Council and Council 01 Nationalities are not expected to meet m joint session as the "Supreme Council to elect the Soviet President anH Vice-President^ ntll Saturday. Th* new Union Council— the more important of the two new Chambersnominated the members of its permanent269 words
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Article62 1938-01-25 11 Jan 24 Gambler T.T. 8.00 White Cube 13.50 Hamburg Cube 15.50 White Muntok Pepper 14.00 Black Pepper 8- 75 Copra, mixed $3.80 Copra, sundried $4.20 Small Flake Tapioca 3.80 Rice, Saigon Al $160 Rice, Slam, W.C. No. 1 $155 Rice, Siam, W.C. No. 2 $150 Rice, Siam.62 words
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188 1938-01-25 11 WRITS CLAIM DAMAGES FIRST of a. number of writs claiming damages from C'roydo>n Corporation following the outbreak of typhoid was issued last week by Mr. E. Royalton Kisch. a solicitor, of Gray's Inn on behalf of a Croydon resident We cannot reveal the name of188 words
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Advertisement521 1938-01-25 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Zhc Singapore fvee IPrcss extensions U mil depart ments. Tel: Ttaes Singapore. Phone 3683. London Office Fleet Street, London Phone. Central MM— 3M9. Tel: Leadmalay*" London. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore Within Outside Without Malaya Malaya Postafe ManthU 3.H 4.H $Ui ■Sm YeLrl, 117.it Li; W4.it f4«.it f3t.it otr —Quotation521 words
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Advertisement442 1938-01-25 11 BOARD RESIDENCE SEA-FRONT KATONG (iRANGE—77, Meyer Rd. (near Swimminf Club) Board-Residence at moderate raid Larre Gardens— Tennia Phone: 5758. THE MANSION, OXLEY RISE ••OH UCERSEO RESIDENTIAL HOTEL Oailj and rauntbl? terma. TEL. *****. EAST ANGLIA OXLET KIBV SIttGAFOBI 5 mlns to town high level, fartteft. d*Uy or monthly rates, larg*442 words
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Advertisement97 1938-01-25 11 NOTICE. NOTICE. Chinese New Year Greetings Telegrams. By arrangement with the Admlnistratlons concerned the EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALASIA CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.. LTD.. (Associated with CABLE WIRELESS LTD are according XLT facilities to Chinese New Year Greetings telegrams exchanged between Malaya and Hong Kong. British North Borneo and Brunei from Jan. 2497 words
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Advertisement343 1938-01-25 11 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated m China by Special Charter) 12. Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office C 444 Asst. Manager's Office 6442 Exchange I»rpt.. M I General Office 5188-t Cable Address: "CHtNGKUO" Paid Up Capital <h. I 4M<Ht Reserve Funds m excess Ch. 4 J«o.s*« M Total Assets approximately Ch.343 words
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Miscellaneous626 1938-01-25 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY SINGAPORE £HL 1.33 me (225 m.) p.m. 6.00 Indian music. 6.20 Cnirese music. SeSfCdflfV Jfjp Piping drau.as.t 6.45 Children's programme. English* 7.00 Dance music played o\ di Silva's Bar.«i Relay from the New World Cabaret 7.30 Tiiiif:, weaver, n^ws MH announcements. 7.45 "Ireland Today— No. 2.626 words
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Article79 1938-01-25 12 The President Doumer from Mariseilles via Port Said, Djibouti. Colombo lis expected on Thursday. Jan. 27, at 6 a.m. and will sail the same day at noon for Saigon. Hong Kong, Shanghai and Kobe Berth: S.H.B. wharves. The Ville de Verdun from Marseilles via Port Said, Djibouti,79 words
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Article755 1938-01-25 12 Great Britain's 38 Per Cent. Of World's Output QTATISTICS issued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping regarding merchant ships under construction at the end of December last show that m Great Britain and Ireland there is a decrease of 59,209 tons m the work m hand755 words
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Article155 1938-01-25 12 WHE battleships Nelson and Roa--1 ney are called by sailors "The Cherry Tree class, because they ti>ere cut down by Washington," said Lieut. -Commander D. S. E. Thompson, RJi., lecturing to the Bristol branch of the Royal Empire Society recently, He added, "They just, lopped off 200155 words
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Article451 1938-01-25 12 !|N its annual returns issue "Fairplay." the weekly shipping Journal, gives a series of tables showing the earnings of British shipping companies. "There is no doubt." states the article dealing with the figures' "that, judging from the accounts which have been published, neither liner nor tramp shipping companies451 words
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Article120 1938-01-25 12 New Yurk. Jan l The US Navy Department iecUres that the requirements of fleet orcan; sation and training were tin- rfor the sudden transfer of nin»troyers from San Diego Calitorri. San Pedro. 120 miles north Reports of this sudden move coupled with a wireless call Issued120 words
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Article72 1938-01-25 12 Jan. 23: Silver Gull, Rantau. Koo linda, Spondilus-. Scott Harl< y Bei. mohr (Brit): SauerLand. fOer Kuht <Dut>: Muinam 'Dan Ngow Hoy*< •Nor. Paula. Milo <Dut N» edwood Panama Jan. 24 Larut Klaiig. Tandjo..* Pinang. Tandjone Balei. Sin Kheng Seng, Kliais 'Brit i. Pegasus* <Swed> Thordis O B Sorensen,72 words
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Article52 1938-01-25 12 The Singapore Hart> »ur Board banking arrangements lor today ar«Kedah. "West 1 p.m 4 5 godownt Hector. West 6 am 8.9 Lessiebank East am :i2.3 Volpi, West noon. 12 Olenaffaric. West Man 48.9 Kudat, Shift noon. 46 7 Gewang. P Bukom 8 am \b Kelantan. West a.m..52 words
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Advertisement510 1938-01-25 12 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. < Incorporated In F.MS.) TELEPHONE: Freight M 33 PMiaf 1411. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGENTS FOB FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWATi ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF §lAM. CANADIAN PACIf l€ ETIAVCL SYSTEM, < incorporated In Eugland) THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER—ACROSS CANADA510 words
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Advertisement27 1938-01-25 12 For everything appertaining to Ocean Passages, Foreign Money Exchange and Freight. apply cock's WAG OJJSX ITS [WOPtO TWAVtiI StPVIcT) 39, ROBINSON ROAD. No Booking Fees Telephone 5908.27 words
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Miscellaneous646 1938-01-25 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pjn. Thursday 7.45 a m Swettenham, Taiplng and Telok Anson; Weekdays* 7 pjn. Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai Thursday and Friday* 7 a.m Sundays 7 pjn# Kuala Lumpur and Penang Weekdays* 7.45 ajn Sundays 7 pjn I Malacca,646 words
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Miscellaneous130 1938-01-25 12 SINGAPORE HARBOI R The following ships aiong.^it t wharves or expected to arnv East Wharf Entrance Gatr I Rohna 22. Mate Wharf Entrance Gate I hnj Potsdam 18: Oewani 16 ue(i 14; Mapia 11: Hectar I; empire Dock Entrance Gat* Kit j Lcssiebank 32: AsaK Kelantan 36; Marudu 3« Empire130 words
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Advertisement485 1938-01-25 13 tKAi EL BRITISH m mam 9^*^^W^kW> BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Due Due ronnage Spore. Tonnage Spore. 1938 1938 t™« oo BEHA 6.000 Mar. 21 commm 15.000 Jan. 28 Rawalpindi nooo Mar 25 KAISAR-I-HIND 11.500 Feb. 11 CORFU 15 000485 words
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Advertisement353 1938-01-25 13 IncorpoToxctL tn Stroxtt S€ttlcm£nts.) Vfl ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd, (Incorporated m EnglandJ FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sail* CITY OP SINGAPORE Havre. London. R'dam, H'burg, Glasgow Jan. 28 Peb. 2 CITY OP EASTBOURNE Havre, London, R'dam. H'burg, Glasgow Peb. 27 Mar. 2353 words
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Advertisement664 1938-01-25 13 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG PHONE 5154 (7 Lines) REPRESENTING. SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean The Hua Khiow Steamchtp Co. (113?) LUL Steam Ship Co, Ltd, and China MutuaJ Canard White Star Ltd. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) ALe deen Commonwealth Line The Straits Steamship Co.. Ltd. Shaw SaviU Albion664 words
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Advertisement651 1938-01-25 14 K. P. M. i INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND) HOUTMAN— Tuesday. Jan. 25. Batavia, Mauritius, Lourenco-Marques, Durban. East-London, Port Elizabeth, Mosselbay and Capetown (no cargo will be accepted for East and South African ports). PALOPO— Tuesday, Jan. 25, Penang and Bagan Si-Api-Api. ROKAN— Tuesday. Jan 25, Bengkalis. Paneh, Berombang. Tanjong Mengeidar, Tanjong-Leidong651 words
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Advertisement652 1938-01-25 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Cind AMERICAN MAIL LINE TO fcUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrives Leaves Leaves Arrives Spore. Spore. Penang. New York. Pres. Oartlelcl Feb. 3 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Mar. 19 Pres. Adams Mar. 6 Mar.652 words
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Advertisement586 1938-01-25 14 O. S, X, LINE FOR AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA t Arabia Mara Buenos Aires via Colombo. Mombasa, F*b. ]t Zanzibar, Dar-es-Salaam. Beira. Lourenco Marques, Durban. Port Elizabeth, and Cape Town. tRIo de Janeiro Maru Buenos Aires via Colombo. Durban, Fcl Cape Town. Rio de Janeiro. Santos Rio Grande and Montevideo586 words
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Article100 1938-01-25 15 "THF Italian brothers Rosselli, who were found murdered m a country road m Normandy last June, were assassinated by members of the 'Hooded Men.' Four men carried out the murders. Three are m the hands of the police." "This accusation was made by M. Marx Dormoy, the100 words
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Article20 1938-01-25 15 London, Jan. 24. In the southern section of the League Millwall beat Notts County 5 0 Reut-er20 words
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464 1938-01-25 15 Boxing Board Takes Risk London. Jan. ft. WHILE most people will agree that the choici by the British Boxing Board of Control of Len Harvey as official challenger for Jock McAvoy's British light heavy-u fight title, the National Sporting Club are m no way464 words
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Article172 1938-01-25 15 Man's Threat To Wipe Out Whole Family rTGHTEEN-YEARS-OLD Jeanne Schuellain, playing Little Red Riding I-* Hood to her friend. Mrs. Lena Waite, aged 59, who lives m a lonely house at Belmont, Long Island, took her a home-baked loaf. When Mrs. Waite's son came home172 words
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Article211 1938-01-25 15 Three Goals By Home Team In Hockey Match (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 24. Possessing individually a more enterprising attack the FM.S. Police de- 1 feated the S.S. Police on the Padang yesterday m a hockey match by three goals 10 nil. The standard211 words
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Article87 1938-01-25 15 Draw For Second Round London, Jan. 24. The Scottish Cup second round draw to be played on or before Feb. 12 is: Absxdeen vs. St. Jchnstone or Ar- broath. St. Bernards vs. Kings Park. Stranaer or Partick vs. Ccwdenbeath. Larbert Amateurs vs. Morton. Stenhousemuir vs. Motherwoll. Eastflfe vs.87 words
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Article16 1938-01-25 15 The S.C.C. bowls green is closed until further notice for weeding and top dressing.16 words
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Article, Illustration44 1938-01-25 15 picture. DISCUSSING RECENT FINDS were (left to right) Professor H. Otley Beyer, of the Philippines, Dr. W. J. A. Willems, of the Netherlands Indies, and Mr. D. A. Casey, of the National Museum of Victoria at the Congress of Far Eastern Prehistorians.- Free PressFree Press - 44 words
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Article23 1938-01-25 15 The cricket conveners meeting which was to have been held at the S.C.C. on Feb. 2 has been postponed until Feb. 4.23 words
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70 1938-01-25 15 The Straits Settlements Police Band will perform m public during February as follows, under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch: Feb. 2: 6.00 p m. Ifelok Aver: Feb. 4: 6.00 p.m. Katong Park; Feb. 8: 7 00 p.m. Waterloo Street: Feb. 13: 8.30 pm.: Botanic70 words
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Article80 1938-01-25 15 Members of the Juvenile Amateur *Veight-Lifting Anoctetton, who have taken part m the fourth body improvement contest, are requested to assemble at the association premises on Sunday at 3 n m. to have their final measurements tuk.-n Competitors who do not turn up by 5 p.m. won't have their80 words
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Advertisement78 1938-01-25 15 Skin Itch Cause Curbed Overnight has nearly SO million tiny srams wheft g» rj.is hide and cause terrlig, Eczema. Peeling. Burn-ing-worm, Psoriasis, Blackheads, I toh, Singapore Foot and other ry treatments give only ause th«y do not kill the The new discovery, Nixoderm, s the \«ry rtrst night and is78 words
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Advertisement209 1938-01-25 15 /fe/w/^ Hockey Player's Feeble Game ffl^vi Caused by NIGHT STARYifflOfe\^¥J I FUMBLEO EVERy SHOTf I'M I ■^"^^■■CHBfiHIEEHEQBHI SURE TO BE DROPPED OUT OF rmOf -J W^Sk WL ENERGY IS STILL USED OP THE FINAL NEXT MONTH. THE *"M H E °*H M IfsW H DURING SLEEP, AND YOO ARE TRUTH209 words
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Article, Illustration674 1938-01-25 16 7,000 Spectators See Home Team Outclassed At K. L. BOTH GOALS COME IN TWO MINUTES (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 24. HPHE Islington Corinthians overcame one of the, strongest oppositions of their tour m this country, when they inflicted a two-Free Press - 674 words
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Article, Illustration30 1938-01-25 16 picture. W. J HKN.MAN contests possession with a gunner, during play m yesterday's seven a-side niffhy match m which the 9th. Heavy ride beat the Volunteers H 3. Free PressFree Press - 30 words
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161 1938-01-25 16 Unfederated States To Be Included In Annual Cricket Matches IT MM assured that the Colony- KM S cricket fixture will be no •noie jikl the game will be played m lut ure xs Colony-Malay States. A letter from the Perak Cricket Association, bring ng this matter forward was read at161 words
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Article98 1938-01-25 16 Clericals Heat Uniform Staff :J-Nil Im aft game of bockei on the Clerk*] Union "round on Sunday, the Past Office Clerical Staff, beat the Uniterm Staff by three goals to nil. Chowdry. who was responsible for the first goal, played a good game at centreforward, and together98 words
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Article55 1938-01-25 16 New York, Jan. 24. PKOMOTEK Mike Jacobs has promised Tommy Fair a return contest with James Braddock over 12 rounds m New York on Apr. 11 or Apr. 1. Jacobs has announced that he refused Wembley's offer to stage a contest m London, the profitsReuter - 55 words
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48 1938-01-25 16 The Islington Corinthians arrive m Singapore from Kuala Lumpur today and they will play their first match here against the S C.F A. at Anson Road tomorrow. The kick on* will be at 5 pm. ana the eharfCi $'2 SI. and 3u cents.48 words
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Article, Illustration38 1938-01-25 16 THE ISLINGTON OKINI 111/VNS taken prior to the match, which was drawn one soul each, with the Tamil Physical Culture Association at Kuala l.umpur on Saturday. On the left of the picture is the manager, Mr. T. Smith.38 words
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201 1938-01-25 16 r PHI\ s.K.C. beat the Khalsa Association by one goal to nil m their hockey clash on the yadang yesterday. Tbe gain*- began promisingly, and some fast play and crisp hitting was MM The newromer to the ranks of the 5- Re D La Brooy.201 words
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Article156 1938-01-25 16 Take Seven Out Of Nine Fights From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 24. Only one draw and one loss prevented the F.M.S. PoUce from making a clean sweep of the boxing tournament m which their opponents were the S.S Police. They won seven out of156 words
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Article190 1938-01-25 16 Two Goals To One In Seletar Soccer (From a Correspondent) The Royal Air Force defeated a team rrom the H.M.S. Eagle m a soccer j match played at Seletar on Sunday by two goals to one. The airmen attacked from the start and Northgraves had190 words
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Article26 1938-01-25 16 The second bi-monthiy mixed foursomes competition for January will be played on Sunday afternoon at the Singapore Golf Club pi( lure.26 words
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516 1938-01-25 16 BRIGHT RUGGER IN S.C.C. SEVEN ASIDE MATCHES BRIGHT rugger was seen m the tuo quarter finals of the S.C.C. seven-a-side tournament, yesterday, especially m the close game between the Volunteers **B". playing with only ix men, against the 9th Heavy Brigade X A. Results nt516 words
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Article, Illustration24 1938-01-25 16 pit lv" INCIDENT IHTRING PLAY m the s. vena-side ruricer match m wbi.-h the !Hh. Heavy Bde., beat the Volunteers G— 3- Free PressFree Press - 24 words
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Article74 1938-01-25 16 F. A. CUP FIFTH ROUND DRAW London, Jan I the fa. cup ifHi j.»i«:ki irma I pliwd mi h'ftj 12 Is cabled v. R«-u t. r ii 101 l )'.v. York vs M.ddlesbroi. I,ut ii vs Manchestei Cit\ Clurlton vs Aston V Arsenal r* PMRfIM Sund.74 words