The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 September 1938
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Title Section17 1938-09-19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15,577. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1938. 5 CENTS17 words
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Article126 1938-09-19 1 r vimbcr o/ Czechs or Jews will be arrested m tZ J i respond with the number of Sudeten* nrr^t.l t Retch m the past week, according tc an oZ?al annZ^ 6o^: tHe Chechoslovakian Government l v Z^ZTnTnTiZ leath sentences are pronounced en any German126 words
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Article, Illustration7 1938-09-19 1 (Copyright tn I[U Countries) HICHTMARE WAITING t|ST7 words
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297 1938-09-19 1 FRENCH MINISTERS AT NO. 10 PARLEY London, Sept. IS. THE French Premier, ML Deladier, and If. Bonnett, the Foreign Minister, arrived at Croydon today after an hour and a quarter's flight from Le Bourget. They were greeted m a downpour of rain by Mi*. Neville Chamberlain and Lord Halifax. Before297 words
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Article110 1938-09-19 1 Now Polish Pressure On Czechs Warsaw, Sept. 18. pOLLOWINQ the recent more reasonable tone adopted the semi-official "ess now take up the cause for Hn minority m Czechoslovakia. c voice, Gazstapolska »at thf* same methods musv »PPUed t> solve the problem as Vtf l I>r a settlement of the question.110 words
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57 1938-09-19 1 Ottawa, Sept. 18. 44 TF the occasion arises the Govern- ment is prepared to summon Parliament forthwith and submit recommendations to It. said Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King, the Prime Minister, today He explained that this statement was necessitated by inquiries regarding the Canadian Government'sReuter - 57 words
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682 1938-09-19 1 PRESIDENT RESISTS PRESSURE FOR MORE DRASTIC MEASURES Sudeten Germans To Form Own Volunteer Corps T Prague, Sept. 18. HE Prague Cabinet today proclaimed a state of emergency tor three months throughout Czechoslovakia. This enables the authorities to take strict measures to controlReuter - 682 words
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Article140 1938-09-19 1 Plebiscites For All Demand DUCE ITALY'b POSITION Trieste, Sept. l& IX speech delivered hali an hour of land in^ here today from the destroyer Camicianera, EHcnor Mussolini demanded plebiscites for all nationalities m Czoehoslov;\ki:i asking for them. For a solution of th*» pttMftfl problem, the Duce added, it VM necessary140 words
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Advertisement47 1938-09-19 1 I PASTILLES AMi'.Cf NS TEKNISKA FABRIK *jl Ml£ SwCOCN J v y Walaya's Premier Hotel. TONIGHT DANCE FROM 6.30 P.M. TO 8.30 P.M. DINNER DANCE (informal) FROM 9.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT "PHYLLIS AND JAMES" THE POPULAR COMEDIANS. ADMISSION NON-DINERS $1.00 R AF?LES ORCHESTRA directed by Dan Hopkins47 words
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Advertisement63 1938-09-19 1 PASTILLES hiH P AMLGfifNS TfTMISKA UB*" if 1 V °f f Lt SWCOIN 1 I ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTELS THIS WEEK: SPECIAL DINNER DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT ADELPHI HOTEL (roof garden) TUESDAY THURSDAY SEA VIEW HOTEL WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY TREVOR DAWN THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN DINNER S3.63 words
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Article, Illustration42 1938-09-19 2 photograph. One of the many rickshas that were stopped on Saturday by Chinese girls selling "blood flowers" to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the Mukden incident which was the beginning of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria.— Free PressFree Press - 42 words
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Article, Illustration641 1938-09-19 2 London Anxious Though Clam London, Sept. 18. IN fear of the continuing gravity of the Central European situation newspapers today welcomed the fact that events are being lifted from* the control of hot temper into an atmosphere of cool but resolute statesmenship. Restraint is641 words
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187 1938-09-19 2 Partiton Solution Best For Palestine Geneva, Sept. 18. JHE commission recently returned from Palestine would lose no time in preparing a report, in the light of which the British Government, would be able to reach a final decision of its policy, declared Mr. R. A. Butler, the British UnderForeign Secretary,Reuter - 187 words
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Article93 1938-09-19 2 King Hears From Runciman London, Sept. 18. J^ORD RUNCIMAN, British mediator m the SudetenCzech dispute, who was at 10, Downing Street during the morning session of the Cabinet council yesterday, left shortly before it rose and drove to Buckingham Palace where he was the guest of the King at luncheon.British Wireless - 93 words
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Article97 1938-09-19 2 D Geneva, Sept. 18. URING the consideration of a report of the Advisory Committee on drug traffic, the Chinese representative alleged that the Japanese m China h3d encouraged the use of drugs. He altered that the Japanese had persued a preconceived plan of deliberately encouraging theReuter - 97 words
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Article37 1938-09-19 2 Berlin, Sept. 18 svSitTl Oraf Ze PP elin out from Frledrlchsharen this mornin* for her tend< 2 tria! last!n 24 hours, ho? ;n^ U ?K commanding Her and there are 85 aboard. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article83 1938-09-19 2 London, Sept. 18. •THE money market was not entirely unaffected by the past week's rapid developments In the political sphere. Short term loans appeared to be scarcer than usual and borrowers often paid T» per cent, for non-clearing money against bonds, while discount rates movedReuter - 83 words
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Article85 1938-09-19 2 Belgium To Remain Neutral Tliru m-1v Sept. 18. HE Belgian Governments determination to adhere unshakeably to its pDlicy of independence m the present crisis is expressed m an official communique. It is stated that m the opinion ot the Government the summoning of parliamentary foreign affairs commissions Is unnecessary at85 words
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55 1938-09-19 2 A Chinese, whom it Is alleged was three cents short of paying a bill for food m a Singapore eating house yesterday morning was assaulted by the proprietor. He was taken to hospital where he died from his injuries. It is understood that the police55 words
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Article206 1938-09-19 2 Hankow, spi IN a broadcast message to the people of Itoj 1 Chiang Kai Shek outlined some of the pvtnte m to the occupation of the North-eastern provuje ese seven years ago, the "incident" 1>« in.v out China as a day of humiliation. Siam was represented206 words
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Article42 1938-09-19 2 Letter To Th e Germans m*i* an O PCK max AUu memba ln-e m Get mm** > ronal ba aL cotton. to^ trench scmi-stanmtooH, tut andfe •M/arf'.i.'i/' nut i^tfcri. u-Jaf i<ar H „ld h,. hm^^ fc iGfitc^i nrdtrif: fand.s u-ou'ci h suffere rs42 words
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Article59 1938-09-19 2 Javanese 2,000 Raids On China GcaenL Sf^c i« r\u wwuimnm m C! delej?at» midt I ■fittmtnl to Uafue ot Nation^. \.oeir.b;> m.-: whirh h< Jaj»cfy rondurt of wa:: HUM year .md May thl. over 2 000 a.rial bombwdn opn t ivm not. Ht- also said tl nsini: poison fas MReuter - 59 words
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Article39 1938-09-19 2 IN the event ly MMI |M :'•<• U* Morocco and all Ml >übjictt«* by Franr, dc IMI «i **N[J dressiiiK U.< Fri The Sult.in tMU Mitt hr »M» subjects r»K ird« Fttl second iou: ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement27 1938-09-19 2 ?jT C >Q A ■■P'^jß HJi s^aJsMKEfk -^t^^^S^f^B^M Af 9>^Bt' "*5 which prtuiuccs 9 -l^yP^^^"' 1 011 >,- V- v^;a Made fresh each W^^^^fy x /^^H^^^^V s '^Jf27 words
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Advertisement9 1938-09-19 2 BODY Ba T "RUGGER FROM MED| CAL HALL LTD.9 words
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872 1938-09-19 3 0FER TO SUFFER SILENTLY IN KAMPONGS i t <^;>iH^^ JL Jlf^r JXM. x±* y li^^J[J|£V points out that it is not only essential to make this clear but also to enlarge en it. "To a Malay his religion is more than a872 words
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Article266 1938-09-19 3 UTPHE Chinese m Shun face a worse fate than the Jews m Cermany." according to a Singapore Chinese vernacular newspaper. The newspaper's special correspondent m Bangkok confirms reports cf earlier In the week of an anti-Chinese drive by the Siamese Police. ANTONY TOBING, a 22-year-old Batak Christian,266 words
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Article115 1938-09-19 3 COME elementary rules for people wishing to associate with Malays were suggested by Haji Mohamei Euscf. when he addressed the Penang Rotary Club. He suggested: Do not enquire alter the lie i.th of his wife. A sophisticated urban Malay v-111 appreciate your good intention, but not the115 words
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Article131 1938-09-19 3 A HOLLYWOOD Juvcni c, Billy Lee, takes the major honours Paramounl's latest siciiui musical film, "C^coanui Grove" which cpened at t-ic Capitol Theatre yesterday. As In mest musical coffiCdlei, ilie.e L> actle story, but the music, thJ comedy. :md witty dialogue are the main features131 words
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Article, Illustration68 1938-09-19 3 picture LATEX, cue of the three SlB.OOO diesel launches specially built for the Sarawak Government by United En?ine*rs Ltd., at their Tanjong Rhu shipyard. Capabls of making nine knots. th« three new launches, which will be used for carrying Residents, District Officers, and the Shipping Master, for distances exceeding 100Free Press - 68 words
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621 1938-09-19 3 THAT South Indian Tamils were responsible for nearly 50 per cent, of the murders committed m the Federated Malay States is disclosed m the report of the Commissioner of Police, F.M.S., for the year 1937. The report discloses a considerable reduction m crime,621 words
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Advertisement221 1938-09-19 3 Kach different Grade of Mobitgrtatt is specially designed lor a specific part of your chassis as ihown m ottf Chart of Recoinmendttkmt. In use, Mobilgreaset absorb road shocks. prevent wear, and provide perfect lubrication for hundreds of Rtfles. When Mobiloil and MobQgraSjSSS aro applied and used according to our Chart221 words
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614 1938-09-19 4 WORLD WAR WOULD BANKRUPT CIVILISA TION Experts Estimate Huge Bill Of Conflict riVILISATIOJN could not survive or finance another ,o gw *L Y ar condl 'cted on the same scale as the 1914--18 conflict, according to studies by War and Navy Department experts at Washington. The cost of such a614 words
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Article527 1938-09-19 4 Service Classes Reduced To Three A COMPLETE reorganisation of the Air Force's reserves of pilots is taking place under the direction of Air Commodore C. W. H. Pulford, who was appointed last montii to the newlycreated post of Director of Volunteer Reserve expansion. For his task527 words
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88 1938-09-19 4 The well-kncwn old Singapore store of Frankels. m Victoria Street, lrom Nov. 1 will be operated as a furniture store by Aurora Ltd. a company directed by a well-known Chinese m Java Mr. Tan Hoan Kie. The same company on Oct. l will88 words
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Article30 1938-09-19 4 Blind pr.oplc were assisted from the Rhonclda Blind Institution Glamorgan, when fire broke out and partially blind men and women helped to fish I th flames.30 words
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Article124 1938-09-19 4 Altar Of Peace In Rome IT is a sigmncant fact that an altar of peace is about to ri<c m Rome just when the spectre of a ncic icorld tear is increasingly taking shape. This cltar is no less than the famous "Ara Pads Augusta* ZZi C VV rdtT 0/124 words
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Article38 1938-09-19 4 HE. the General Officer Commanding is still m residence at the old Flagstaff House, Mount Rosie, Singapore He does not anticipate movin" into the new Flagstaff House, off Kheajn Hock Road, until the end of October.38 words
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158 1938-09-19 4 BRITAIN'S "Gnmd OW Lad> «f the Air" "Airways lin«r Heracles, marked her IJS t* 1 1 last week with a new world record it™sL*T and passengers carried. (l around the earth n:tv uan,^ milage v just on i.2Vur* Her painter luu rwu*158 words
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Article, Illustration16 1938-09-19 4 A ill SSI AN KEXTfti frontier hri« rfn f n fh«kuo near c -J^f" Ma rrcenih16 words
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Advertisement471 1938-09-19 4 CLASSIFIED A0 VERTISEMENTS TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY, Tenders. Tenders are now invited for tne following materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal renders Room: Annual Supplies for 1939 See Notice In Tender Room. Construction of a new reinforced concrete bridge over the Singapore River at Pulau Saigoa (Deposit $500). Date of471 words
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Advertisement268 1938-09-19 4 BOARD RESIDENCE. SEA FRONT KATONG TOANGE— 77. Meyer ftd (near Swimming Club) Board -Residence at moderate rates I Large Gardens—Tennis. Phone: 5758. THE MANSION OXLEY RISE PRIVATE HOTEL Tel. *****. "LOXTON" First Class Private Hotel. Bedrooms with modern bathrooms from $65 per month. Hot i water to Bathrooms. Ceiling fans268 words
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Advertisement109 1938-09-19 4 I asPOr TBaH^^ *$k [is i ~^Ri Jwf»t, ir i** IPE' I _^bbbbbß*^" aY > A V am. *L V ittSju aH Ml laaak T^ > T B! B EW MODERNIZED TOOTH PISTE PEPSOUENT alone of «ll looth |»a-tr* roni«in« IRIUM! Millions long denied llir ihrill of \*»r\y. brilliant teeth109 words
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Miscellaneous58 1938-09-19 4 Law Notice I For The Day Before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Mills and Mr. Justice fed low in M Court at 11.30 a.m. Special Appeal No. 4 38— Penang Bkcy. 75 '38 Re E. E. Manasaeh. Before Mr. Justice Home in *>nd Court st 10.M s.m. 1 Judgment Debtor58 words
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Article245 1938-09-19 5 YESTERDAY'S continual rain, followed by a dead drop m the wind, had an adverse effect on the Naval Base Sailing Club's regatta and two of the five events had to be postponed. Arrangements for the event had been carried out very thoroughly. The club house was gaily245 words
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Article69 1938-09-19 5 The Singapore branch of the Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China reports that the following telegram has been received from the Head Office "Board cf Directors regret owing to conditions prevailing m Far East they only feel justified m declaring interim dividend half year69 words
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Article97 1938-09-19 5 During the week ending Sept. 10, 1938, exports from Malayan port* amounted to 18,334 cases, of which: 13.858 (76 per cent> cases were to the United Kingdom, Cases to the Continent of Europe, nil. Some 2.100 (11 per cent.) cases were sent to Canada and 2,37697 words
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289 1938-09-19 5 Signboards Of Cinemas To Be Regulated THE question of regulating signboards and other kinds or advertisements by which the cinema notify their shows to the public was brought up by the chairman of the Kinta Sanitary Board at its monthly meeting, when the matter was referred to a sub-committee for289 words
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Advertisement267 1938-09-19 5 0R MAGIC BEAUTY will bring you a New Thrill! SOOfl She will be THE RAGE of SINGAPORE TOO! |flpi|3»3ni -M ML Stnrv" 'iff 'fy*m- A 'J 9§l ■F?^BPf^^ yjv Jkl Era j < *ibhbbbhbbbhbhk^.«^^ Screen DANIELLE DARRIEUX m NEW UNIVERSALS snoppiest comedy hit THE RAGE OF PARIS" With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS,267 words
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Advertisement104 1938-09-19 5 ALHAMBRA OPENING TOMORROW Jl;'/ ANNABELLA wr LM l m cr rst American-made picture! B^m Crnfury ?j:t Piciurt n't"} I^^HL «^^^^|M^^^^\ D.r««e<l by VC' alter Lang A. l^^^^S^fe^^^^^S^ J arr ZanucV 1» CS»r*« ol Product,.* j/jjjjk romantic comedy 9 I 4JI jUfl B sensation o r the W^ j| >■ Jt^k104 words
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Advertisement171 1938-09-19 5 "Will Meet you at the COCONUT GROVE"... How often has that been said to you! Now we bring you HOLLYWOOD'S most famous Rendezvous of the STARS! "THE COCOANUT GROVE" CAPITOL [I ««s [I TONIGHT |1 9.i 5 I PARAMOUNTS STARFILLED MUSICAL .^Mfc COMEDY GEM!... MELODIOUS! HILARIOUS! 2s£j With EXCELLENT "SHORTS"171 words
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617 1938-09-19 6 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1938. The Crisis Continues anXiOU3 WCJK-C;:C: has p.i,--cd, but. the cri^s continues. Looking back over the p«st *even days, it is possible to .see how near the world has been to war, and the latest trend or" events cannot give much confidence that617 words
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1038 1938-09-19 6 Edgar D. Ward - Edgar D. Ward Seeking The Ideal—} By "PIYITAS SOUS" ('The City of the Sun") belongs to that class of booics which is the direct outcome of persecution. The story of the life of the people who live m the City of1,038 words
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Advertisement245 1938-09-19 6 _C A L D B E C X S PHONF 5^33 -^/CS Telegraphic Addre« 7^* fl\S-< GOODWOOD CHARMINGLY SITUATED IDEAL FOR VISITORS AND TOURISTS Unrivalled Facilities for Private Entertainments. X. b'^PpjW^bMbl BbW^- by >v < .i.^ Hs-'-'^' .^^^^b^bV fll <'yW:v V 881 En W9K BH^^ BB >W%^9 bTVJ HKi' p245 words
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Advertisement28 1938-09-19 6 THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PROVIDES TROUBLE FREE TRAVEL OUR WORLD WIDE TRAVEL AND BANKING FACILITIES COMBINE TO ELIMINATE ALL TRAVEL DIFFICULTIES No Booking Fee 1 Coliyer Quay Singapore.28 words
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585 1938-09-19 7 Police Vigilance 'Severely Tested' THE ANTI-JAPANESE BOYCOTT -TRIBUTE to the restraint heing exercised by the Chinese 1 community during the Sino-Japanese hostilities is paid the F.M.S. C ommissioner of Police, Mr. C. H. Sansom, n his annual report. He also remarks upon the585 words
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Article, Illustration185 1938-09-19 7 Mr. Hands On S. Africa's Colour Bar pOMMILNTS upon the colour bar m South Africa were mace by Mr. John Hands, honorary secretary of the Selangor Unesnp'oyimnt R-'icf Fund, when he rived at Singapore on Saturday n the Uncr Boircrvain. returning from a'■ «"d tr.p to South Africa. tid to185 words
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51 1938-09-19 7 SUMMONS AGAINST WOMAN MOTORIST DISMISSED OWING to a typographical transposition a headline "European Woman Driver Fined" appeared en Saturday over the report of a case m the Singapore Traffic Court m which a summons against a European woman motorist, R. M. Williams, for failing to conform I* traffic signals, was51 words
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Article, Illustration41 1938-09-19 7 ONE OF THE LATEST PATTERN armoured cars, two of which have just been taken over by the Armoured Car Section of the Singapore Volunteer Corps. This Free Press picture was taken on Mandai Road yesterday during the section's field firing exercises.41 words
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323 1938-09-19 7 U/ITH fervent patriotism, Singapore Chinese yesterday fT vowed to win back Manchuria from the Japanese as they bought nearly 500,000 "blood flowers," carrying the motto "Remember Sept. 18" the seventh anniversary of the Mukden incident which led to the loss of one of323 words
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Article247 1938-09-19 7 (To the Editor of the 1 rce Press) Sir.— Sept. IB, 1931, was a day of great importance both m Chinese history and the history of the League of Nations. It was on this day that the faith of the many peace-loving people of the world In247 words
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219 1938-09-19 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 18. "THE Sultan of Johore is really ill for the first time. Sir Ibrahim today looked an old man.. He is m no state to make a decision on anything so serious as marriage, which for him would be219 words
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Article77 1938-09-19 7 From Ooi Own Correspondent! Ipota, Sept. 18. A STRONG warning to students of the Yuk Choy Chinese Middle School and the Perak Chinese Girls' Middle School not to participate m any illegal demonstrations, was given by Mr. Kao Ling-pal, the Chinese Consul-General m Singapore, during his77 words
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Article32 1938-09-19 7 Mi. Richard H. Tree, 73, of Holm-dene-Avenue, Herne Hill, S.E.. former secretary of the Institute of Electrical Engineers, collapsed and died on the platform of Herne Hill station.32 words
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548 1938-09-19 7 ACTIVITIES of political agents from Singapore ''fanning the flame of discontent" are referred to by the F.M.S. Commissioner of Police, Mr. C. H. San«om, m his annual report In last year's report, the commissioner recalls, it was stated that at the close of 1936 there548 words
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Advertisement23 1938-09-19 7 TO ENJOY COOD FOOD YOUR CONVENIENCE DINE WINE at the CAPITOL RESTAURANT BEFORE cr AFTER THE SHOW SHOWING NOW 'Cocoanut Grove' WITH MacMURRAY23 words
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Advertisement93 1938-09-19 7 |P**'B "RADIAC 1 1 v>^^^ r ■■■■wnui of umwtiiuw p§H^y| P collars $5,001)0/. ft V^-^ TAILORED DRESS VESTS AND 1 TIES IN THE LATEST STYLES 1# PATENT LEATHER OXFORD SHOES LIGHT PLIABLE LEAFIER SOLES V nacm $8.75 pair ROBINSON CO., LTD. J WB&S^^y)< j makes A YLMER H 1 V^^^^^93 words
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Article, Illustration1928 1938-09-19 8 AS a brief relaxation froir more serious things this week, we have had the St Leger at Doncaster— the Ascot of the North. Ascot, did I say? Well, perhaps not quite that, for we southerners become affected with real Yorkshire enthusiasm as the runners enter1,928 words
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Advertisement249 1938-09-19 8 MenMadeYoung Vigwr Increased In 24 Hours €iPSIiP HENDERSON LINE SCHEbILE OF SAILiNGS By Fortnightlj Passenger Steamer Between Rangoon. Port Sudan. Marseilles and England HOIirWARD SAILINGS Leave Rangoon Y °MA oet I PEGU Ott 15 fcrMnm q^ 2 9 KEMMENDINE Nov 12 AMAKAPOORA Nov [•SAGAING D ec lv PROME Dec 24249 words
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Advertisement343 1938-09-19 8 BOUSTEAD TcT^T Incorporated m Pmm J. TELEPHONE: Fr»i ht M 32 Jp LLOYDS AGENTS" 2t BOOKING AGENTS n»R FEUERAin, ship's side At t» f t GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated m Ajstmia. FOR BRISBANE, SyI)NKY AND mKIiJOI KM JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY BUND Recular monthly sailinj b> M\KH343 words
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Advertisement444 1938-09-19 9 !rP B CandBRifplMprAUNES P. 0. S. N. COS SAtLINGS, OUTWARDS I)u0 Due lonn^se Spore. Tonnage. Spore. 193* 938 PA SCHI ".000 S^pt 23 COI7FU 15fO oo Nov 18 BURDWAN 6.070 Sept 24 BANGALORE 6.000 Nov 19 iN?URA 17.000 Oct 1 CHITRAL 15.000 Dec' 2 MWALPINDI 17.000 Oct 21 CARTHAGE 15,000444 words
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Advertisement314 1938-09-19 9 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd, (Incorporated m England.) HAVRE LONDON ROTTERDAM HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sail. CITY OF BAGDAD Calls Glasgow sspt 29 Oct. 2 CITY OF ORAN Calls Glasgow O ct 30 Nov 2 CITY OF PITTSBURG Nov 29 Dec. 2 FOR NEW YORK BOSTON314 words
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Advertisement826 1938-09-19 9 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE AND PENANG PHONE 5154 (7 Lines) REPRESENTING. SHIPPING THI BLUB FUNNEL LINK (Ocean Steam The Hua Khiow Steamsnin Co M 932» ill bblp Co.. Ltd.. and Cblna Mutual Steam Canard White Star LUL Navicatlon Co.. Ltd.) Aberdeen Commoowealtb Line The Straits Steamship Co.. Ltd. Shaw SavUi826 words
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Advertisement581 1938-09-19 10 NIEUW HOLLAND— Monday. Sept. 19, Batavia. Semarang. Soearabaia Bali, Erisbane. Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide OP TEN NOORT— Monday, Sept. 19. Belawan-Deli. BOTH— Monday, Sept. 19. Tanjong-Pandan, Batavia. Semarang and Cheribcn. RI T VS— Tuesday. Sept. 20. Batavia. Rodriguez, Mauritius, Reunion. Tamatave. Lourenco-Marques. Durban. Capetown, Mossel-Eay, Port-Elizabeth, East-Londcn, Zanzibar. Mombasa and581 words
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Advertisement490 1938-09-19 10 JOINT SERVICE OF PRINCE LINE SILVER LINE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE ANO PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due a Singapore Singapoit New York MS SILVER YEW In Port Sept. 25 Nov. 9 M.V. JAVANESE PRINCE Oct 2 Oct. 9 Nov 25 MS. SILVERWALNUT Oct 18490 words
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Advertisement286 1938-09-19 10 fßuciKH Airei Mara Ruem* Aire« via bar. Dar-cs-Sa.aam. V ban Port EUnbetj Janeiro. Santos. Rio f Tosan M.ru East London vl. f Momba... zan^bar Marques and HurbnJ Hawaii Maiu Buenos Aires Vll bar Dar. e .s.s a i; urn Durban. Port Bfebei I JSanto* Mara Buenos Aires Sanyo Maru Leaves286 words
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Miscellaneous186 1938-09-19 10 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches Arrival* DESPATCHES BY TRAIN 1 Bangkok every Satur J., v 7 p ni i *\ll Thursday 7 4i j m Swcttenhain. Taiping anj T< J ,i Anson. Weekday. x Kota Bahru. Kuala Krai, 'nun kr. n,J and Friday n Sunday in j I i:j:i v186 words
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Article1076 1938-09-19 11 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co.'s List sU m.hr, skit v. IMti i p.m. MINING Buyers Sellers t 4g) 3s lOVid 4s 3d K uab-af 28s 6d 30s M 23S 24s 6d "*<% 2i.-Saa.M Bs'- 1 10s lis i) 21s 9d 22s 9d c.d. 15s 16s 0 cts.)1,076 words
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Article271 1938-09-19 11 Lht Supplied By Messrs Fraser Co. SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 1938: 1 P.M. Financlaj Dividend nooks Dan Ex. Div. year nr- V. Close Payable Date to date lt_w^ Uay 6d.No. 13 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Sept. 23 5% ■"at huaj 20% fts|( k-... less tax Sept. 7 Sept.271 words
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1589 1938-09-19 11 Keen Finishes At Last Day Of S. T. C. Racing SIR PATRICK AND LADY LUCK WIN AGAIN JHE Singapore Turf Club's Autumn racing closed on w n a u tvr 7 da J f ith a day of P artic ularly keen finishes. Well-backed horses came home m the majority1,589 words
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Article63 1938-09-19 11 From London: Latest Quotations I 1 TIN: (previous tone) Steady. Spot: closed Previously: £195 2s. 6d. Three months: do Previously: £195 17s. 6d. NEW YORK TlNclosed Previously: 43.37. COPPER: Settlement: £42 15s Previously: £42 15s. GOLD: Yesterday: £7 4s. BV_d Previously: £7 4s. 3V 2 d SILVER63 words
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Article62 1938-09-19 11 London Closing Quotations T Method of Parity before Latest Centre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate Previously Paris Franc to 121.1 178 2164 d 176 21«4d New York... to 4.88 4.79% 4.80. Amsterdam. Guilders to mml*A 8.92 V, 8.92 Hong Kong. Per dollar ls. 3d. ls. 3d. Shanghai... i'cr r^r.ar62 words
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Article76 1938-09-19 11 Manila, Sept. 16. Previous Tooay's Pesos. Asked Bid Asked Bid Antamok 0.39 0.38 BUttt 038 Atok 0.37»2 0.36' 2 0.39 0.38 Coco Grove 0.41 0.40U 0.42 1 0.42 Demonstration 028 0.27 0 284 0.27 V. I.X.L. 0.65 0.63 0.66 0.64 Ifasbate o.i5 l 2 i.14% o.is>_76 words
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Article32 1938-09-19 11 REES— WHITCOMBE GOLF FINAL Walton Heath, Sept. 15. In the semi-flnals of the £1.250 golf tournament Dai Rees beat Havers 2 and 1; ChaTles Whitcambe beat Ay ton 5 and 4— Reuter.32 words
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Article165 1938-09-19 11 From London 1.30 p. m. Saturday 1 RUBBER: (previous tone) Dull London: Closed Previously. 715 I6d. 8d Oct.-Dec: dc Previously: Bd. BN,d Jan.-Mar.: dc Previously: 8' b d. 8 3 16 d Apr.-June: do Previously: 8 s I6d. 8' 4 d New York: do Previously. 16 12.165 words
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Article37 1938-09-19 11 The Board of Trade has reappointcd Mr. Peter Caldwell, Mr. D. R. Mackay. and Prof. James Kenner. Ph.D.. to be members of the DyeslufTs Advisory Licensing Committee for a further period of three years.37 words
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Advertisement359 1938-09-19 11 BANK OF CMHA (Incorporated In China by Bpcclal Charter) 12. Cecil Street. Singapore. r*trph«nn Manager Office 6414 \**t. Mana«er> Offtre i.tt Eicbange DepL t441 General (MBee Mll-I Cable A4drcaa: 111 nc;ri o Paid Up apital fh U.000.W0 Reserve Panda In cxeesa of Ch. f 1.800 030 ot T*taJ Asset approxlmatery359 words
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555 1938-09-19 12 Selangor Meeting Opens On Saturday SPRINT AND DISTANCE EVENTS WITH the luiidusion of the Singapore Autumn racing last Saturday interest will centre nov.on the coming meeting at Kuala Lumpur. Though entries for the Federal Capital were not good Singapore lacegoers will have555 words
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Article296 1938-09-19 12 Weights For First Day At K.L. Weights for the first 6zy cf the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn meeting on Saturdaj', Sept. 4. arc as follows Horses. Class 3. Div. 1.— 51J fur*. 22r*SL 900 Complacent 804 Waet?re 8. 0 8 Celtic Bard a no Merry Wldov BCS Redouble ?f? Squeeze296 words
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Article120 1938-09-19 12 Craik Lead- The Field IV CRAJK headed tl-e qaalifrfnj rotmdi of th- B!n?a99re Go'.f ciufc championship, concluded yesterdai afternoon it Bukit Timah. The eight qualifier* wt!j play th« nrGt round next Saturday, the cuavri being as fcl!cw«:— WaUcn v>:. Cranule, Bain w*. Eldrod Thomson vs. Craik. Ainslie120 words
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Article59 1938-09-19 12 R A 5S?h^ thG R yal S:n^^re follows WtWto, resulted U A Class—Kathleon 111. 1 Rajuna 2Ann, 3 Blondina, 4. B Class— Corrib. 1 Columbine 2 Betsy. 3. The others finished In' th^ lollowmg order Mowgli. Punal Awang Terbang, Merlin, Paddy C Class—Breeze. 1 Billie. 2 Zest Ileathe'rTfth'^59 words
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Article, Illustration349 1938-09-19 12 picture- '/^omplete statistics for the s.t.c Extra professional meelin I which closed en Baturda? r.rs 'oclow. i Mrs. D. 1. V. Bltdei an. l 3. J Ala 1 Loke jo^ Mi-. C. H. E-nitM 50,) Mrs. O. M. Noordhi 9 50 Mr. A. Van TooipuFree Press - 349 words
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Article52 1938-09-19 12 The Bentcn Cup will be played on Saturday and Sunday, over 33 hol-s stroke, m handicap. ama S hn C iUL <I i t n ain on eith?r d ay. the best 18 holes will count. outright but a rmtralr is ta be given to the winner52 words
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Article17 1938-09-19 12 Sir Malcolm o^l^^^ motorboat. Bluebird, averased *30 91 ThS' beat? 2? FUnj n Hal!?m l17 words
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Article1601 1938-09-19 12 Arsenal Beat Wolves In Poor Game EVERTON CONTINUE THEIR WINNING WAYS (From Our Own Correspondent) I ARSENAL secured their second win for \he Z'»t' P A day when they beat the Wolves by the on l> "oal 'T^ match. It was a game of kick and rush and the to™1,601 words
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Article70 1938-09-19 12 Women's Golf Match rllL 101.1 OV.IN |H t.iv i mm 'ore OC W-rrm t mairh to Ir 4 iukit Ttmah r:i Umm v, i Jlt^ern air 3.J0 Urv H i < 3.J0 Mr Sl'- i 3 1 >r t 3 Mi :j b m |4) M: 1 M m Mn70 words
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Advertisement80 1938-09-19 12 C IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FEVER The reason why your stomach rejects solid foods when you have £«?L 1S bCCaUSe your wa^e_ S^y _S?« a J e Crying out for moisture This makes you desperately thirsty But very often your weaken** stomach cannot retain even th< ordinary fluid foods. Yet you80 words
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Advertisement64 1938-09-19 12 JUST PUBLISHED THE MALAYAN CIVIL LIST 1938 All Correct n <• Dec 31«! PRICE $100 KELLY 6c WAI :H. LTD.. X it RAFFLKS PI "I >l^- ir r You Can Cur* PILES Physician s discovery pos|U^ inducts and heals p '<» Dr v.o fy n "l* to a comply r.n.64 words
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The Singapore Free Press CHINA WAR SUPPLEMENT
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Title Section11 1938-09-19 1 The Singapore Free Press CHINA WAR SUPPLEMENT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1933.11 words
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604 1938-09-19 1 Mukden Incident Commemoration Second Free Press China War Supplement ■fHE Singapore Free Press was asked to publish «.nd China War Supplement by the Consul General m Singapore, Mr. Kao Ling Pai. China War Supplement published m June great demand that many readers were unire copies, and it was impossible to604 words
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Article, Illustration1459 1938-09-19 1 Generalissimo's Message To The World By Chiang Kai Shek THE first anniversary of China's armed resistance against the imperialistic aggression of Japan has passed. I, representing 450,000,000 people who have been resisting m the name of justice, express our unbounded gratitude to the friendly nations and peoples for the assistance1,459 words
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Article, Illustration449 1938-09-19 1 General Ma Of Nonni River Fame Mukden Incident Links A GAIN m the field against hi* arch foes, the Japanese, General Ma Chan-shan of the Nonni River battle fame, who was the first Chinese commnader m Manchuria to rise and resist the Japanese back m 1931-1932, is today at the449 words
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Article257 1938-09-19 2 WO UNDED GENERAL 'S VALOUR. WEFT alone with a few orderlies and half a dozen labourers m a temporarily empty camp, Major Lee Chin-sui, who was recovering from a wound, was told of the approach of two hundred Japanese. Major Lee immediately ordered resistance. Though he finally succeeded m repulsing257 words
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Article63 1938-09-19 2 A sarring appeal to the World Youths' Conference, now m session In New York, to urge the Governments of the various European and American countries to sever economic relations with Japan m order to force her to abandon her Invasion of Cnina was broadcast over63 words
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Article, Illustration362 1938-09-19 2 AMONG Chinese boys working m various youth war service corps and among girls volunteering their services as nurses and dressers m various hospitals for wounded soldiers are found sons and daughters of China's revolutionary martyrs. These boys and girls, with the patriotism and love362 words
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Article289 1938-09-19 2 Japanese Lust For Power And Supremacy. FOR more than a year the world has been the witness of a wild fire burning: and spreading fiercely and steadily m the Far East, reducing millions of innocent peace-loving Chinese homes into ashes and ruins and reflecting289 words
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499 1938-09-19 2 By Dr. H. H. Kung President Of Executive Yuan. and pledged the honour of their countries to uphold the Nine- Power Treaty. Indifference and impotence of the Powers towards Japan's invasion of Manchuria m 1931. however, encouraged a fresh release of the forces of war and aggression, with the result499 words
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Article273 1938-09-19 2 JNESPITE Japanese pressure, the American endowed Yenching University cf Peiping will continue to carry on m the Northern city on the same basis on which it was run during the last academic year despite all the rumours that the institution is likely to be closed,273 words
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Article307 1938-09-19 2 China Plans New airService •1 '"""■<•"•'::£ ""lion o/fc ■5 ft; ik «r/.ir/, propfr fran port for Mn >l andlltj[ir mppHm, lflW r^ bcforv it ran !>,• flll h srrricv. iuin. 14 h-.iir. injf for m. tr.i Hanii. l.ut with Mupo^^j on th« w.-.y. it -ii rmbMi vi passonjrn pIMH tit307 words
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Advertisement153 1938-09-19 2 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated m China by Special Charter.) 12, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Asst. Mrnager's Office 6442 Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" PAID UP CAPITAL C h. 40,000,000.00 RESERVE FUNDS IN EXCESS OF Ch. 4,800,000 CC TOTAL ASSETS APPROXIMATELY Ch. $1,800,000,000.00 HEAD153 words
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Advertisement14 1938-09-19 2 N«i^ Cuisine fete p\l f Best af ■^■:>% s.rs **< ia j^ni '<itf rv*l l C14 words
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2594 1938-09-19 3 Work Done By International Red Cross And Army Service Medical Corps. THIS article is based on a report prepared for the China Defence League, Hong: Kong, as the result of a special tour of inspection m Hankow and hangsha. Representatives of the Chinese2,594 words
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Article69 1938-09-19 3 Malayan As Head Of Red Cross. QR. Lim, a Malayan Chinese, is director of the Red Cross Medical Commission. He was appointed as such after the fall of Nanking when the commission was first formed. The Red Cross is supported mainly by grants from Overseas Chinese and it is fitting69 words
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Advertisement99 1938-09-19 3 s?>^|g A. 1 Orders, •?p >te^ fimßl however small, |ft BS^^^^ w *U re *eive our most prompt V^ fl and careful attention. a PRrcES *< ODERATE S^*Sol^BB' SERVICE UNEQUALLED IMease call He inspect our Show Roon of /ft-V n the widest range of Cameras and Cine j I— Cameras,99 words
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Advertisement32 1938-09-19 3 HALL IMARK f^^^^^^K^^^^p^lmiiuwii iiiruugiiuut S~ii^§ ,^fe^ CRAFTSMANSHIP ||jj| TONAL QUALITY TROPICAL CONSTRUCTION PERFECT TOUCH EXCELLENT VALUE CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS SOLE IMPORTERS MAKERS NANG HENG CO. PIANO HOUSE 103-105, SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE.32 words
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Article, Illustration786 1938-09-19 4 FIVE-YEAR RECLAMATION PROJECT FOR SHENsi m Exploitation Of The Vast Northwest. 100,000 UNFORTUNATES TO START NEW LIFE. r PHE 100,000 Chinese refugees tvho represent some of the most distressed Yellow River flood sufferers m Honan Province were given a new lease of life by the Government when the National Relief786 words
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749 1938-09-19 4 IJ^IME has not changed the junk m China. Through thousands of years and despite all the inventions modern ages have developed has this prehistoric and primitive means of transportation survived. In pre-sent-day China, the junk serves a function749 words
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Article267 1938-09-19 4 Warfare Science Accelerated *MBtn million. Z accelerate In a boundv. The N Readq to v district The no ny consen i. Mar.) Mo feu thoi. v bod;, i been trained men i Tho civilian i vice c< who hav< compl. :.re .r tia sta^e ing Mihti.i c, and Braver, tniaing267 words
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Advertisement209 1938-09-19 4 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank, Limited, The Ho Hong Bank, Limited, and Thr Oversea-Chinese Bank, Limited. CAPITAL: Authored $40,000,000.00, Ususd and Paid Up $10,000,000.00, HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director i 117«> a ol<J beeretary209 words
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Advertisement90 1938-09-19 4 um*. ss _ja Be Slim, V HEWI> T<A 1 i and Beautiful! SUM TD MEAiTH i nUJH -r^f.^l^ D. I. LIW a SLIMMING R L4BASggy^" J HERB TEA HERB TONIC for Health and Vigour INDIGESTION HERB TEA Relieves Cowl*** DIABETES HERB TEA ends Diabetes and rr.tons GRAVEL HERB TfeA dissolves90 words
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1841 1938-09-19 5 Foreign Reports Begin To React On Masses. PEOPLE NOT CONVINCED OF SUCCESSES ON WAR FRONT. yHK difference m opinion between the Japanese Militarists and the Japanese people is discussed m this article. It is recognised that though few actual facts regarding the conflict m China1,841 words
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Article131 1938-09-19 5 There are five "nots" In the guerrilla tactics of the Chinese volunteers. In the first place, the guerrillas will not fight if there is no absolute guarantee for victory. Therefore, they always avoid a clash with the Japanese when there is a possibility of a losing battle.131 words
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Article, Illustration431 1938-09-19 5 KIUKIANG'S PLACE IN CHINESE HISTORY. City Full Of Historic Memories. CITUATED on a plain which surrounds the Poyaiig lake and Injected by numerous canals, the beautiful Yangtse River city of Kiukiang is an excellent commercial centre but a very poor position from the view point of defence. Connected with Its431 words
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Advertisement90 1938-09-19 5 s '^TSBKSS We are sure you will ra J^^^" Impressed with the ir^ s'jAttirfimKC unusual value and quality Z$T 4 V^l^ Jiß'^^l^^H NAN SIN s P ectacles W^ j^^ <C^s9 UIV witn expert eye S JKV examinations to cure your neadache and eye strainWfWsM&SKIk A ings. I We guarantee your90 words
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Advertisement15 1938-09-19 5 TIGER BALM II if/) m- JWczMf ENOAUN TOtfG JSSJ^L giiiTiGfjyjoicAL hall £^W^?J il vT^\ 1115 words
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445 1938-09-19 6 300,000 Moved Since Outbreak Of War. TO BE ENGAGED ON PRODUCTIVE ENTERPRISE. ¥N collaboration with the Chinese National Relief Commission, the Hupeh Emergency Refugee Relief Committee and other charitable organs, the Hankow Municipal Government has, since the start of the war, evacuated over445 words
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Article139 1938-09-19 6 ECONOMIC PROGRESS OF CHINA. QENERAL pans fcr the economic development and improvement of the administrative machinery on the part of both the Central and provincial governments m southwest and northwest China were elucidated by Dr. H. H. Kung, President of the Executive Yuan and Minister of Finance, at a press139 words
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Article127 1938-09-19 6 An amus'ng story of how Japanese authorities drained" Chinese guerillas without being aware of the tact was related at the Hongkong Rotary Club by Dr. John Cameron, wellknown North China resident. The Japanese, accjrdmg to Dr. Cameron, had tra'ned about 2 000 able-boded Ch'ncse to ac. as127 words
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Article110 1938-09-19 6 The Sao Tang Pao. organ of tne Cliinose Army, declares that Japanese troops m the Yangt?-- Valley were not receiving regular Day because of the heavy cost of Japan's war against China In the past year. The Japanese troops have been receiving new military notes worth eight110 words
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Article173 1938-09-19 6 '•Although China's potential strength is great, it Is oftentimes difficult for her to make full use of it," said Dr Kunr recently m an address to the Officers' Training Corps m Hankow. "Despite the fact that China has launched an all-front resistance, there is still173 words
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329 1938-09-19 6 Network Of Wireless To Control All Hupeh Roadways. TPO expedite the completion of various provincial and inkrprovincial highways and alsj to hasten the repair of the exisring public roads, the Provincial Highway Bureau of Hupeh m which HankDw is situated has divided the whole province into six engineering districts, where329 words
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Article173 1938-09-19 6 |X mid-August, Chinese people m the Wuhan area, besides taking time off during air raids and mourning relatives killed by Japanese aerial bombardment, were feverishly busy m numerous war-time activities, the most popular one being the preparation of 300,000 gift packages for the Chinese soldi ~rs at173 words
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309 1938-09-19 6 ANXIOUS to make themselves useful to the rom-nnnii.. o»-i and teaching younr rirls new mrth Ji. Chinese characlers as well as otheV small hand&art, toMn nd ♦««"< The organisation which Is backing these services is the War-time Women's Service Corps. Promoted by a309 words
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99 1938-09-19 6 War Breaks Old Chinese Traditions. 'i-»vn'u„., femP, ai| H(re: ■oUtan," oblivion m „t d...p.,:.,„ I reRulati t, the old ton. trodueln^ h. that will b >., h In and pui l, ,,i rT UMft S__» I'nwltldj mayo SINfiLI Minis Th. I .urn anr Ch., turtnf about inches All Ancthr im99 words
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Article169 1938-09-19 6 ATTA< HED to tli < been organic dout of 1 i I ;i S i U I ilia ji ii. i. i .1!!.-. (n]|, |i. I 'him n w fu>!ar* Jin i i i bad t •to n I |NUM of t Carpi Ik<\. >169 words
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Advertisement110 1938-09-19 6 THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (incorporated m S.S.) HEAD OFFICE Szehaitong Bank Building, Chulia Street, Singapore. PAID-UP CAPITAL $2,000,000.00 RESERVE 32,000,000.00 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Lee Wee Nam Esq. (Chairman) Tan Chin Hean Esq. Tan Yeow Thuan Esq. (Dy: Chairman) Tan Chin Tiat Esq. Ong Chow Keng Esq.110 words
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Advertisement24 1938-09-19 6 QUALITY, VALUE. SERVICE. Contractors to: SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS GENERAL POST OFFICE SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. 10* MICH STUBBY SINGAPORE S.S. (NAVAL MILITARY AND OV* fitfU*fl24 words
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Article, Illustration391 1938-09-19 7 Chinese Bishop's Call To Ca th o lies To Support Government. THREE million Catholic followers m China were called upon by Hi shop Yu Pin, Vicar Apostolic of Nanking, to do their part m supporting the Chinese Government, ::id m improving their391 words
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295 1938-09-19 7 THANKS to the work of the League of Nations' Epidemic Commission and the precaution taken by the Chinese health authorities, the alarming threat of a cholera epidemic outbreak m Central China this Mimmer did not materialise. The first sign of cholera of epidemic proportion occurred295 words
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674 1938-09-19 7 Ex-Banker Who Pays Men For Injuries. MR. S. F. CHANG NOW HAS CARE OF AVIATORS. JN Nanchang, Kiangsi, there lives a man who has handed out three-quarters of a million Chinese dollars to Chinese wounded men and officers at the rate of $100 for a General $50 for a colonel,674 words
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Article83 1938-09-19 7 I Fls now confirmed that the guerillas, who have infested the western hills. 15 miles from Peiping, for the past year, have had their number increased 1.500 Japanese trained Chinese soldiers, who were sent at the end of July to engage the guerillas and who eventually deserted to them83 words
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Article77 1938-09-19 7 strong enough to take part m front line fighting, Wang Shiao-er, a Peiping donkey driver, joined the guerrillas for espionage and transportation work. When faced with capture by the enemy, Wang give his beast a severe cut with the whip, which sent the donkey scampering back77 words
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Article153 1938-09-19 7 Thrift Campaign Launched. SHOWMANSHIP will feature the thrift campaign now m full swing m Hankow and elsewhere m China when the officials m charge approve the use of the Post Office throughout the land as a medium of encouraging the people to save by refraining from consuming certain articles. According153 words
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284 1938-09-19 7 TliE efforts of tne Chinese authorttlrs m recruiting additional nenonjiel to direct \arloiis branches of htghb ne-vssary social welfare vorlc curing the present emergency reaped fruitful resi Its, wt en more than 3.000 youths and young girls, comprising students boy scouts and public se-vice284 words
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Advertisement27 1938-09-19 7 SHANGHAI FURNITURE GO., i3o-a Victoria Street. Telephone 3327. MANUFACTURERS OP HIGH CLASS FURNITUREHOUSE DECORATORS PAINTERS POLISHERS UPHOLSTERERS. CHARGES MODERATE WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS GUARANTEED. MAKE AN EARLY INSPECTION.27 words
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Advertisement74 1938-09-19 7 LARGEST STOCKISTS IN SURGICAL DRESSINGS AND ALL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REQUIREMENTS. SINCERE DISPENSARY LIMITED. Wholesale Retail Chemists Drufcftists. 59 HILL STREET t t s i a SINGAPORE. Cable Address:— "SINCERE, SINGAPORE"— Telephone No. 6388 w SOLE-DISTRIBUTORS throughout BRITISH MALAYA of:T. C P. ANTISEPTIC used throughout tKe leading hospitals m the74 words
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Article, Illustration83 1938-09-19 8 lop: a mass or ruins m the Wukung District m Shansi: below: a party of women serving on the Yangts© finer rront, who have just arrived m Hankow; top right: a scene m a Red Cross hospital; tight: Chines© soldiers m action83 words
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Advertisement54 1938-09-19 8 WHEN m MAN ik^^fc^ BUYS A HOUSE... He is first influenced by its iii appearance, then by its practical Mk*. m'\ advantages m comfort and AND WHEN HE fM :1;' buys a suit... rWtli: !l He is influenced by the same llf considerations: appearance first, then comfort and soundness. WING54 words
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Article, Illustration107 1938-09-19 9 Pictures on this page show the every day life of China at present In top two pictures one is a group of Chinese soldiers cleaning their equipment and the other shows the havoc wrought by Japanese bombs m the vicinity of the Sun Vat-sen107 words
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Advertisement12 1938-09-19 9 WE DO OUR MT All X 1 What About HO HONG CONCERNS.12 words
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1129 1938-09-19 10 Japans Invincibility Now Disproved WAR CREATES UNITED CHINESE NATION By General Wu Te-Chen Governor Of Kwangtung Province THINA at the present mov ment may be likened to a boat m distress on the high seas, and since the situation is so critical it1,129 words
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Article, Illustration505 1938-09-19 10 yillS is a story of guerrilla warfare as told by a captain of cne of the most powerful bands that operate to the detriment of Japanese forces. The secret of their success is that they can choose their own time and place to505 words
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Article126 1938-09-19 10 J^ POIGNANT story of great patriotism on the part of a Chinese youth after he had been mortally wounded by Japanese aerial bombs was recently told m one of Hankow's leading dailies. ni. c man con cerned, named Chang Peng-fei, was a fresh graduate of a126 words
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Article64 1938-09-19 10 A Chinese newsboy was kin#»<T *t J~e Road. 'pJSSoi. whe" The Japanese ban all kinds of j£™ Me publlBh *d and edited by Japanese or under strict Japanese uSFSEi ha n ghai isysraj nigh prices In the Interior where s aC £iH° Py the u ««n64 words
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Article63 1938-09-19 10 I OUISETTE Hsia, 18-year-old Chinese girl who was brought up m France is the Voice of China." She broadcasts the session under this name from a Hankow Station twice daily— at one o'clock m the afternoon and eight o'clock m the evening (Central China Time). She63 words
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Advertisement59 1938-09-19 10 fl J'm j^^^ B I Ij^J iv* B SUPPLIERS cf S C I DUTBOARP MOIORS o^^ I CNCINCCFING TDDLS /y^^ I Ship-chandlers, General Ironmongers. Sail, Awning. Screen; 'Jarpaulin. Car-cover. Ore Bag and Flag Makers, Estate, Mill Mine and Talkie Equipment Suppliers. Manufacturers' and Commission Agents AGENCIES 'CHAMPION' <ROMAC FORTRESS' Outooard59 words
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Advertisement118 1938-09-19 10 I ''/If A fj«v« 5 oj I m different kinds oJ ,^B Havours IK It s HH^^^Hp Delicious Refreshing 1 Largest sales throughout Mabv^ X 1 T. G. KIAT COMPANY, ■g*t>j> or h<mk I 766 Nor(h Bndk<; Pad ±THE A ja- SHANGHAI BOOK Co., A wWm 349 Milt 1 11118 words
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Article1879 1938-09-19 11 Dislocation Of Trade And Industry By P. T. Chen, Secretary In Ministry Of Finance VJILVER bullets were found to be just as important as those made of lead by aU the nations involved m the world war of 20 years ago. Li ke wis<!, finance1,879 words
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Article116 1938-09-19 11 V^HILE it is a foregone conclusion that m a long-draw n-out war Japan will eventually collapse financially and economically, we should never underrate Japan's financial and economic strength at the present stage." This is the opinion expressed by Dr. H. 11. Kunjr, President of the116 words
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Advertisement289 1938-09-19 11 have b**en renders" homeless. ising the at the outskirts of Kweiyang, capital rarioiu kinds t! f province. This project represents part of an the province to industrial development programme an d (> thor decided up by Mr. Wu Ting-chang been adopted for sl f n c assumed office as Governor289 words
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Advertisement79 1938-09-19 11 QUALITY and WORKMANSHIP Every Pair of Shoes that leaves our Shop ha:: M M been made to Outlast Fit and Satisfy. M MM We have more than 25 years* leputation to maintain. m V You can buy from us with every confidence. M m We Invite Your Inspection of the79 words
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Article, Illustration2769 1938-09-19 12 National Policy To Be Carried On Throughout War NATION MUST UNITE AND BE STRONG TO THE END A review of events leading* up to the present war m China is made here by the People's Political Conference; the decision to resist invasion, the reasons for it,2,769 words
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Advertisement43 1938-09-19 12 We have Grown and there is a Reason. You will Make no Mistake by sending your Enquiries and Orders for:— PRINTING, STATIONERY MAGAZINES To G. H. KL4T Ct, «>„ LTD. 6 8, Robinson Road. Singapore Sales Dept. Tel. No. 6506-Printing Dept. Tel. No. 650543 words
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Advertisement96 1938-09-19 12 MANILA H AVANJ TOBACCOS—OBTAINABLE AT:--137, Hill Street, Singapore. 51, Bun** Rj\ Itad. ¥alu<»« Phone 7731. Meun Scnf X -f rf 3 5. Murray Street. Seremban. >(fff( ff J 131, Petal, Bf StrcH. K. Umpur. dls 'roma.cK^rrU.D* Phone 3742. RfslauranK A PW«i 125, Brewtter Road, Ipoh. Throughout S. b. &F 196 words
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Article, Illustration413 1938-09-19 13 The Distant Echo In Inner Mongolia GEN. MA CHAN-SHAN'S TR OOPS IN SUIYUAN nJu p;i.Hs< hostilities now raging: m the Yangtze Valley find JjJShi m the provinces that were formerly known as IngS» lhr hinCSC «I thp an s ffoesr es are dail y bombarding na val squadrons and the413 words
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Article101 1938-09-19 13 Add to the list of mf ftpatn propagandists, and well up. tx>, tn? name of Major T. Takahashl'. assistant military attache to tht? Jaoanesje Embassy m London. Major Takahashlj action m snatching and tearing up "b^voi, Japanese goods' leaflets w.ll 03 much more tj further the boycottShanghai Evening Pert - 101 words
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Advertisement82 1938-09-19 13 Just tiy Mien C hong's raPt tailoring and judge HBIi fllc Su^ criorjt y °f flieir H j Materials from Suit Lengths |J to Sharkskin of unimpeachI I able" quality always available. fV of Prices Moderate. Satisfaction Assured. MIEN CHONG Tailor and Outfitter l(>l St. Singapore Phone 1816 KAR WOH82 words
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Advertisement85 1938-09-19 13 We have heaps of lovely and appealing Gifts for all occasions and for X'mas Presents You will find plenty to choose from our large and varied display of LINEN EMBROIDERY AND NOVELTIES. Bedspreads Babies' Dresses Duchesse sets Dinner -mats 9 Handkerchiefs Hand-bags Ladies' Silk Undies •> Pyjamas Silk Scarfs Table85 words
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Article, Illustration1341 1938-09-19 14 Her Strength Was Not Hampered This article on China National economy Is written by Dr. Ma Yin-chu, chairman of the Economic affairs of the Legislative Yuan. It appeared m the People's Tribune. THE Japanese entertained a false hope that Shanghai was China's industrial and1,341 words
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Advertisement110 1938-09-19 14 JeSAR N EW WORLD SERANGOON (Malaya's Leading Amusement Park). ROAD. DANCE PALACE (AIR CONDITIONED). PHONE 2477. RESTAURANT AND BAR ATTACHED. Dine Dance m Perpetual Coolness at Malaya's Leading Cabaret VAUDEVILLE ITEMS By The WeH- k nown Continental Irtisl MISS GISELA ASTOR (Solo Dancer). LORETT BARBAKO (Duo Dancers). TEA DAKc£ ~lf110 words
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Advertisement86 1938-09-19 14 •i p > WOHAMEj -2 LHNb =a o ?> CUTLERY O^OV* CROCKERY 0 "(0° FANCY V GLASSWARE V J I THERMOS FLASKS TOILET REQUISITES HOUSE& KITCHEN UTENSILS SSSSL iSSCSEttHH c^ MANXFACTIRERS- VJKNTs "sn \TvSV?."** __ML_L_RAFFL»SS PI %CE M!:u W-WHiM. OP2 ELECTION n fcifcifciV I lull ixmdiv CHUN CHONG I (Successors86 words
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Article, Illustration959 1938-09-19 15 Resolution To Support Resistance And Reconstruction Scheme SOLIDARITY of national unity m face of the present emergency was strikingly demonstrated when all the political parties represented at the People's PoliticCouncil m Hankow approved, without one dissenting vote, resolution to support the resistance and reconstruction programme as959 words
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271 1938-09-19 15 ILLITERACY AMONG CHINESE MASSES Misconceptions That Have Been Shattered TilK present war has shattered many long cherished I Misconceptions about China. One of the exploded prtfc v:: the exaggerated notion of illiteracy among Chinese masses. Because of the scarcity of schools pooortion to the great population and the difficulty gathering271 words
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131 1938-09-19 15 IN compliance with the Chinese Government order for a general evacuation so as to avoid unnecessary sacrifice, 20,000 small boys and girls from the poor families m the three Wuhan cities will hern oved m the next few weeks to t afety m131 words
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350 1938-09-19 15 A MONGST China's front line defenders, there have always been soldiers from far western Szechuan. Szechuan has to da'.e sent more than 500,000 men to the war. With this continuous march of men frontward, harmony has come to Szechuan's ence quarrelsome generals for half of350 words
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Advertisement55 1938-09-19 15 GREAT WORLD SHOW CABARET TODAY TEA DANCE: 6.30 to 9 p.m. M<;HT DANCE; 9.45 to midnight GLOBE THEATRE^- tonight Jeanettc MsDcnald Nelson Eddy m THE G!RL OF THE GOLDEN WZST S KY TALKIE:- tonight 39 STEPS f\ Colriiiro. Fact i '■< |k t^'i 4^l 389 North Bridge Road, 3nch: Great55 words
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Advertisement401 1938-09-19 15 I K WONG ON]' I Established over 2»> \ears. »j'| i 61 63 &65 SOUTH BRIDGE RD. Spore Phone 6564. THE LEADING THE LARGEST CHINESE I DEPARTMENTAL STORE IN TOWN, t well stocked, with the mest extensive lines of every descriptions of 3 BRITISH, AMERICAN, CONTINENTAL AND CHINESE GOODS at401 words
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525 1938-09-19 16 $40,000,000 Worth Of Capital Transferred CiJSCE the outbreak of the nr y 220 Chinese factories representing m toial rapiiui $40,000,000 have been remitted from the vaastal and rher cities into the interior where m wast national programme of both nurtime and postwar industrial reconstruction525 words
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Article109 1938-09-19 16 T T^ S excellent ma P h reproduced from the American news magazine a Time" and is a complete record of the Japanese invasion ©f China 1^ from July 7, 1937 to July this year. Where the war started and the slow progress of the Japanese109 words
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Article158 1938-09-19 16 JHE Shanghai Inland Shipping Company, prior to its reorganisation known as the Kcketsu Japanese for Kian su and chcklMig) Shipping Company, has bees opened for business with a monopoly on shipping facilities en thWhanspco raver and Coochoi -ww m umnese owners ol" ves•■els p'.yiiig oa the158 words
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51 1938-09-19 16 Yangtse Defenders In Good Spirits W ITH C. mtnt po. lrip ■<>"■'. mm T, I rw i •i Mine i TialM. so ■«n«re* irth rm re. ,i: fheli hate md ri It U Chj nmnJ U r R thr u to th< nc pi N and machJ < 1 plam51 words
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