The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 February 1939
1939-02-28
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section16 1939-02-28 1 The Ssingapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS no 1*713 ESTD. is:.,. TUBSDAY, FEBRCARI :s. 5 tKNTS16 words
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Article254 1939-02-28 1 BRITAIN RECOGNIZES FRANCO simultaneous Action In r ranee DE JURE RULER T,,,. London, Id). 27. HE Prime Minister. Mr. \oii| e Chamberlain, announce* m the House of Cmnmona this afternoon that the Itntish (.overnmvnt had decided to accord full recognition to Qeneral Francisco Franco's Administration *as the de jure GovernmentReuter - 254 words
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Article19 1939-02-28 1 German Airmail To Tokio tab- igular I iirl Light r the u i It ei nment but will ReuterReuter - 19 words
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12 1939-02-28 1 Big Combined Exercises At Gibraltar T I avre* lrcraftnaj. mc i ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article, Illustration143 1939-02-28 1 Paris, I «•*> I announce oi th A: i French recognition of noon. the aim be a mi sd by a declaration that In his opinion the Republican Oovernn D. General Franca Is re cd. Senor Pascuas Martinez, the to leave I lot the H Ma:Reuter - 143 words
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Article105 1939-02-28 1 Mr. Chamberlain Peace Parley Londo... Feb. W. ASKhu at the Commons whether he ild call a world peace conferMr. Ch in declared that the British Government believed permanent peace could only be secured by a settlement which included a limitation or armaments and the removal of ttie barriers obstructing Internationa]105 words
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Article, Illustration25 1939-02-28 1 Mme. Lenin Dies Moscow. Feb. 'JT. Made,. Krupskaya. wid .;w oi Lenin, died today, z<*ed 70. Reuter Hi ADtiJLW KR Vi J SK AY AReuter - 25 words
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Article55 1939-02-28 1 Governor Free Press Leader THI Pros.. Leading article last Wednorday on Malayan food supplies m an emergency was mentioned by air Shenton Thomas, the Governor, and Sir John Bugnall, the senior Unofficial, at a meeting oi the Legislative Council teroay. A lull report of the di.« sion on this important55 words
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Article59 1939-02-28 1 I.T.C. MEETING POSTPONED London, I eb. pi* Iffl rulf I 'which Ihe Int >nal 'm C mil -.'-ill ej i: Quof second luarter, mpha&i ed by aa anlounct mt tit tl K>Aed a v; »ek until Mar: 22. ii i.> understood tin doto have available all February jcport statistics, IchReuter - 59 words
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Article83 1939-02-28 1 London i *•«> "pii?: O\. „i cren for the boa; race >.'nbrid;;e on Apr. will ow m the following order: G. B of l';)per Latymer School and Oriel. jo.v; J. Garton, Eton and Magda A. Slemlck, irf. Edward's and St. Edmund Hall; R. Stewart, EtonReuter - 83 words
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Article107 1939-02-28 1 Kerlin. lei). OfTlekti circles In Berlin decline to discuss the week-end Polish demonstrations, but give the impression that I i be matter is now considered closed. It seems probable that the German Government has come to the conclusion that any strategic action just now would upset107 words
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Article18 1939-02-28 1 I oiitl m. l-vfo. Brigadier-Gencuil Sir Ttrenee Keyea, Wf other of Admirjl h\v Roger l&tyes, ;ii«cl todBv. ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article211 1939-02-28 1 BETRA YAL ALLEGED Ivondon, Feb. 27. |HE concern aucl anger with which the British Palestine proposals are being received m Jewish circles are rising. A Jewish delegate described them as 44 a betrayal of the Jewish people, reversal of British policy, and a complete going backReuter - 211 words
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Article45 1939-02-28 1 Peking Feb. Paotingfu state Chinese guerillas today d ed a railway culvert a few miles north ol ffu, wi part or b freight train which afterwards was attacked The guerillas tore up 200 yards ol i causing serious traffic delas ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article31 1939-02-28 1 Rcncse, Feb. M 7. Abo dat ciawn today m the cellars of the Prefecture of Quim- and caused i was done. l\ Is believed the bomb \<. by Autonomists ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article187 1939-02-28 1 BOMBINGS, SHOOTINGS, SABOTAGE In Palestine Jerusalem, Feb. j; T\\ nty-two Arabs were killed m throe bomb explosions m Arab districts of Haifa today; three Arab; wore killed and six wounded i terrific bomb explosion In I market place Of the Old City at Jerusalem; an Arab was shot d< InReuter - 187 words
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Advertisement63 1939-02-28 1 gIGIA TEA Brings the freshness j fragrance of the laV an gardens rect to your home 3 TONIGHT j^MgRESS OF Bmj^N^IN_fLQRT E CIAL CRUISE DINNER and OANCE (INFORMAL) H Nl I UMKI I FNTERTAINAII M "JIM I JOSE ll|( H^ii\ l V; IIXI( lv 'IMKRS PftSSCNTINti A rOIRI OF SONG63 words
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Advertisement121 1939-02-28 1 There is no bstf Tea than BIGIATEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW HOTU IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT ONI OF SINGAPORE'S RECOGNISED BEAUT] SPOTS REACHED IN 10 MINUTES BY CAR FROM INYWHERI IN TOWN TONIGHT THURSDAY. FRIDAY «c SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY RELLER'S POPULAR HUNGARIAN RAND DINNER S3. TONIGHT DANCE121 words
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Article180 1939-02-28 2 Verbal Attacks On Municipal Council LONDON CONCERN I (Km. Japanese newspapers todaj are loud m their criticism of the efforts of the Shanghai Municipal Council and French Concession authorities to put an end to terism ;mrl terrorism m the areas under their control, "it is180 words
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Article77 1939-02-28 2 Shanghai, Feb. 26. THREE decapitated heads, two belonging to women, were found this morning impaled on fence poles m the Japan-ese-controlled western suburbs of Shanghai. The victims were Chinese. Guerillas were presumably responsible. It is reported they told countryfolk: "Shooting for Japanese traitors is all veryReuter - 77 words
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Article261 1939-02-28 2 Spain Arms For Chiang's Troops CREDITS FROM BRITAIN, U.S.A. Tokio, Feb. 27. FURTHER assistance to the Chiang regime by Britain and France m the form of loans is reported by a Paris correspondent of the NichiNichi Shimbun. Alter negotlatlni retly with the British authorities. Chinese (.miss.; recently arrived In ParisEastern News - 261 words
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Article99 1939-02-28 2 London. Fet>. 27. Asked by Sir John Wardlaw-Mflne whether his athad been drawn to Japan's ands m Sh the Under Secret Ix R a Boi the Commons tonight, re; the affirmative and advert that i 1 by the Js nance ol i md order wereReuter - 99 words
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179 1939-02-28 2 London, Feb. 'THE China < n Committee has completed arrangements for National China Conference to be i m London on Mar. 10, 11 and 32. The chairmen of the various will be Lord Lytton, Sir Archibald Sin clair and Dr. C. C. Speakers will includeReuter - 179 words
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Article46 1939-02-28 2 Tokio, Feb. 87. *apan Lost one of he*most able diplomat* m the death of Mr. Hiroshi Saito, former Ambassador to America, who died at the age of 53, In Washington of a protracted disease which had forced him to resign his DCSt tUi Amhn.«!.«wrtni' Eastern NewsEastern News - 46 words
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63 1939-02-28 2 Hoihow, Feb. Sino-Japanese '-co-op* tion' h Buddhism, the Pi li Buddhists' Association was organised on Saturday afternoon at the Falling Temple with due ceremony. Following the ceremony, memorial services were held 'at the temple war dead, with over 60 Japanese and Chinese priests office 1.500Eastern News - 63 words
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Article63 1939-02-28 2 P.niv Feb. 11. The number of units of the French Air Force at present stationed at Chartrefi will leave tomorrow for Algeria to reinforce stations there, according to Lc Petit Journal. The journal ados: 'The presence of numerous fast, planes m important African centres is aReuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration31 1939-02-28 2 1~IE:-' OF THE PREi Freeport, Long Island, after she had been i the modem Venus by the Society of 1 a trip to Florida She was eho?:?? from 22 competing models.31 words
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Article57 1939-02-28 2 London, Yvb. Tlu Undei Foreign Secretary, Mr. R\ A. Butler, announced m the Commoi tonight that the Hong Kong bombing incident of last week had been sell, the Japanese having expressed profound regret. Hl added that the Jap ese had p strict disciplinary action those responsibleReuter - 57 words
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241 1939-02-28 2 CITY LIKELY TO FALL Shanghai, Feb. 27. COOCHOW, a strategic city about midwaj between Nanking and Shanghai, may fall at any moment Japanese reinforcements fail to reach there m lime to raise the siege brought about by hundreds <> f Chinese guerillas. The Chinese launched aUnion Times - 241 words
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Article77 1939-02-28 2 i hungking, Feb. :i. THE JAPANESE made an unsuccessful attempt to remove the Mausoleum 01 Ghengiz Khan, the Mongolian Conqueror. 10 Suiyuan I k with the intention drawing the Mongolian chi tains into Suiyuan. The plot was discovered by ngolian leaders, who have sen towatcfi QhengizUnion Times - 77 words
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Article80 1939-02-28 2 London, Feb. INURING their visit to London next month, M. Lebrun, President he French Republic, and Madame Lebrun. will visit the Institute Francais dv Royaume Uni for the opening oi its new premises In Kensington. The Princess Royal, who, with the French President, is patronBritish Wireless - 80 words
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70 1939-02-28 2 liOncio!*.. I l fXURING North London yesterday, two balloons belonging to the Lond .oon barrage fell In ilames. No one was In m nage was negligible. Lightning m February la rare and records indicate that Us probability is about once m ten years iterday'* incidents o<British Wireless - 70 words
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Article38 1939-02-28 2 urnalisfc I ordered to leave Italy within a The only Swiss corresponds remaining is the representative ol the Agence Telegraphiquo In 14 months, 20 fore! n n dents have been expelled from Italj ReuterReuter - 38 words
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10 1939-02-28 2 Radio Cinema Will Record Vatican Rites I on v; ReuterReuter - 10 words
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Article20 1939-02-28 2 Problems For Tea Industry TTH1 halt )i. ,1033 and !imm II On I I for I ii will restrict;. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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11 1939-02-28 2 British Spadework For Trade Talks Mr G entiri tioxu D ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article7 1939-02-28 2 Insian Convicts Mutiny, Kill 2 w ReuterReuter - 7 words
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Advertisement45 1939-02-28 2 V" ■■> •■'<■•» c W S f 8 0 sources of supply. 1 I /> as a B&rnlsh. It adds cxc U rs •^HONE 5376 cVrVc c: 1 Ikitr c jf\~ J o L I N E o 4<J' -f. 0/ Sinyuporc Cold Storage Co., Ltd. C.S. 38A45 words
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86 1939-02-28 3 -Hard Work, Efficient Service Rewarded" REGRET AT DEPARTURE OF POLICE CHIEF lONS to Sir Alexander Small, Colonial knighthood conferred on him recently tribute to Mr. R. 11. d e S. Onraet, General <>f Police, were expressed by II m 1!) -lathe Council yesterday. erved with86 words
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Article, Illustration289 1939-02-28 3 Not Humane To Move Lepers Says Doctor PHAT it was not humane to remove lepers from Singapore to the proposed female leper asylum m Province Wellesley, was contended by Dr. J. E. Smith (Penj v al) m Legislative Council yesterday. Pointing out that r.o fewer than 119 case* of phthisis289 words
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87 1939-02-28 3 Wool Made Unshrinkable By Papaya Juice I .ml ii. Feb. 18. Til* department of scientific and industrial research today disclosed it Mas studying an entirely new process «>f producing unshrinkable wool by utilising "living ergani ms H or enzyme" which act om wool. One of the most promising enzyme iBritish United Press - 87 words
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Article249 1939-02-28 3 Bill To Amend Penal Code "INCEST was not an orlence under the Penal Code, and a recent offence suggests that a new section is highly desirable." said the Attorney-General. Mr. C. G. Howell, whsn moving a bill to amend the Penal Code In Legislative Council yesterday. The Bill states that249 words
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Article28 1939-02-28 3 i The sjs. Soudan has left Hong Kong and is expected at Singapore at 8 am. tomorrow. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.28 words
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171 1939-02-28 3 CIX HUNDRED men and women will stage the bigg St. John Ambulance Brigade parade ever held m at the Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow evening, when they will be review jd by the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas. The parade will be the climax to the first171 words
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Article95 1939-02-28 3 REFERENCE to the retirement from Council of Lieut. G. D. a I (;f p en ho had been ti rred by Sir A. .1, Coi( the L Cow Durin on thp Coun ••no oi the leaden of unInion and a man to w 1 on95 words
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Article84 1939-02-28 3 t ["RIBUtE was paid by the Coi< Secret Alexander Small, Mr. w. A. Fell, of Kuala Lumptu Council meeting yesterday. Referring to Mr. Fell's award. In the Year, of Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Sir Alexander said that In re times Mr.84 words
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Article98 1939-02-28 3 MX. Khoo Sian Ewe, of Penang. was congratulated m the Legislative Council, by the Colonial Secretary. Sir Alexander Small, yesterday on the New Year's honour, conferred on him by the King, of the Order of the British Empire Closely Identified with public affairs In Penang98 words
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Article69 1939-02-28 3 Law Notice For The Day The hicf Justice at Ipoh— Court of Appeal. Mr. Justice Pcdlow at Malacca ssizes Brfore Mr. Justice Home m Comrt at 11 a.m. Part heard -Probate T52 38 Suit No. 408 38 Re E&so)f Mohamed SalLen Angullia, deceased. Thereafter but not before 2.15 p.m. OS.69 words
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171 1939-02-28 3 IMPROVEMENTS IN CITY AREAS PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS m the control of tiffin-hour traffic from schools debouching on to Stamford and Orchard Koads are to bo introduced, the P>ee Tress understands It is not known whether or not school closing hours will be altered back to171 words
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Article117 1939-02-28 3 WHEN two days' sail from Singapore. m the Indian Ocean, the liner Conte Rosso lowered a life-boat, following a signal for medical assistance, and transhipped a Norwegian seaman with a badly fractured leg, from the small l.ioo- ton Norwegian vessel Randi. The injured man. who117 words
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Article93 1939-02-28 3 JLf R. Justice Home, m the Singapore High Court yesterday confirmed a line of $25 imposed m the ma. trate's court on E. K. O. Hugo, a European, for negligent driving of a motor car. Hugo, conducting hij own appeal against the conviction, contended That several points93 words
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48 1939-02-28 3 A European, J. M Jackson, was yesterday charged m the Singapore Traffic District Court with failing t;> conform with a traffic signal at the junction of High Street and RSU Street on Dec. 5. Accused claimed trail and hearing was postponed to Mar. 8.48 words
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Article68 1939-02-28 3 Pouja Singh, a 30-year-old Sikh, appeared before Mr. K. A. Blacker, m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, on a charge of assaulting, or using criminal force to a Sikh woman. Serang Kuarm, intending to outrage her modesty, at a house m Jalan Kuyu on68 words
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143 1939-02-28 3 Luxury Cruise Passengers To Seek Canes Malay Silver Inl dicat.-s that the 300-odd pa m the cruise liner Empres of Err arriving at West Wharf. Sir: 6.30 p.m. today, will scour pa for Malacca canes and Malay silver during her 23 hours 1 stay In There are more than 100143 words
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Article55 1939-02-28 3 AN Increase of $6,000 m the vote ft* prisoners* rations was approved ftfc the Legislative Council yesterday The population In' the Singapore prison increased considerably lasf year. The daily average rose iron! 553 to 699. and this increase m thf prison population was not anticipated55 words
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Article329 1939-02-28 3 The Congo, which ranks .sixth j& regards length (4,250 km) and first from the standpoint of area of its basin <3.700.000km2. is certainly one of the most remarkable, if not the most interesting of all rivers On th« banks of no other river can then329 words
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Advertisement45 1939-02-28 3 EPHjgDROL nprovi mn- for U| ds, Catarrh H ay Fever Etc. I s INSTANT RELIEF the I time Ifl! federal Dispensary R afi:cs Place I'dnevs Must m Out Adds If i with I >str X nl dl--1 r«tev U)NDON. taurant HOTEL ,i Ut r^diu, ircU945 words
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Article, Illustration299 1939-02-28 4 Yvonne - Foreseeing Tomorrow 's Fashion, Uncommon Ideas Which May Become General Yvonne By IF look a littli iho time to deare clot lies ot 'iy And v omccl to \l)\ 111 MODI I So. if to look ♦hen m finding and wearing a brand, ecan c next popular mat t k299 words
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189 1939-02-28 4 Mrs. Roosevelt Would Ban "Formal Dress" washinctoß, iUJF.) Air Exprem {V H thai Pi I like to sci i is the reD R itly tie and I >nee. Sh d tha; -Lay away fn a Wl rer She pr be a formal th: n i juld i hey deal: id189 words
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Article, Illustration377 1939-02-28 4 Muriel Dixon - BRINGING FLOWERS INTO BLOOM Muriel Dixon By IT often happens that Indooi bulbs which have fcoen planted In bowU of fibre, and which hay* been brought, quite successfully, to the stage where they show what appears to be healthy green shoots, suddenly begin to sicken and die. and never bring377 words
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Article, Illustration522 1939-02-28 4 American Invents A "Love Detector" SCIENTIST'S MACHINE THAT CAN TELL MUCH! I Drk, D.P.) By tmriLLiAM Mo-. portly Ln "lie ii with i to him a marked man for all hi els or \vk> may Indulge i and then m a romance. The v which Dr. Mar &ted b< rIcan522 words
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Article134 1939-02-28 4 QTEWED apples an But do remember that stewed must only simmer gently so that the fruit can gradually absarb the .syrup and become tender and transparent without breaking. Cloves are, of course, the lusua! flavouring, but have you tried lemon rind and lemon juice for a change of134 words
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Article66 1939-02-28 4 Hoilywood Fashion P r eviews pOf M uai. i by lh. a si With I sabl. DEAU-WHI mount s! signifies her n< ing. Edit! Lamour'.s dead whitr brur.f with a slim Miss three- q PI N souri cil An Gi. itudd< A di Cure For Colds rhii Thi than I66 words
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Advertisement84 1939-02-28 4 Let \bur Skin Eat Biocel the Hearts of Deep Skin Cells of young animals andmg^r: <&& -smmm LOOK YOUNGERipbi^ :^p EVERY_MORNI NG p doMv deep into your skin tells faaciuatmg com rtanc* which mil malic your tkin three Biocel ii i. .v combined with c lawntr ia a few days.84 words
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Advertisement18 1939-02-28 4 1/^ A Viyella Fashion Fabrics n Beautiful new WiaVtS for Nursery Viyella m Dainty primed <;// 4 Obtainable ft >**18 words
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Article, Illustration151 1939-02-28 5 PROBATIONARY Sick Berth At tendants climbing a ladder alongside a canvas chute, during fire drill at the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth. Ed for dfrmany. ABOVE RIGHT: A chimney sweep traditional bringer oi good luck congratulating Captain the Hon. Gaj Russell and the Hon. Elizabeth Blades, after151 words
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487 1939-02-28 6 FREE PRESS SUGGESTION PRAISED BY GOVERNOR SIR J. BAGNALL Housewives Should Form T? JO IV rouu otippiico "MUNITIONS FOR HOMES" DOTH Sir Shenton Thomas, the Governor, and Sir John Hajrnall, the senior Unofficial member, referred to the Free Press leading article on food supplies, published last Wednesday, during a discussion487 words
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1126 1939-02-28 6 appeal to the Government to take immediate measures to safeguard Malaya's food supplies m an emergency was made by Sir John Baenall m a speech to the Legislative Council today. He suggested that the Government should arrange for two months' supplies of rice to be1,126 words
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75 1939-02-28 6 London, Feb. 17. A R. P. volunteers and auxiliary firemen doing whole-time service m war will receive 60s. a week for men and 40s. for women. Sir John Anderson. Minister lor Civilian Defence, announcing this m the House of Commons yesterday, added: "It will75 words
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Article204 1939-02-28 6 What Free Press Suggested If uar does come food regulations will eventually be compulsory, and might be advisable m the early stages of a rrisis to prevent undue hoarding and 10 thwart food profiteering. Incidentally, the advice tendered to housewives m England some time ago by an adviser to the204 words
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Article, Illustration49 1939-02-28 6 picture. .x SfcOTION OF THE BROKEN CRANKSHAFT of the disabled Dutch i argoyessel Poseidon, which is undergoing repairs at Keppel Harbour after drifting m a heavy monsoon for several days m the China Sea. The disabled vessel was towe v .l to Singapore by the tanker Crista.— Free PressFree Press - 49 words
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Article201 1939-02-28 6 "Shanghai Like Armed Camp" Shanghai, Feb. 27. "OHANGHAI Like Armed Camp" read one headline m a foreign newspaper as the most extensive precautionary measures directed against terrorists got seriously underway yesterday. Barricades are being placed on the major portion of alleyways leading off roads under the jurisdiction of the Municipal201 words
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269 1939-02-28 6 CHINESE PREsTcOMMENT ON OCCUPATION DANCpd QRAWING attention to British fo,'";, 1 U People's Daily warns Britain that h V draw back m the face of Japan... Japanese may with one stroke take «.-,>- m (lat ""K Settlement m Shanghai. lnr The^ New Szechwan Daily says:Reuter - 269 words
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Article87 1939-02-28 6 dispute propriation o expected to I tatives of Govern::. A Mexico York Tinv will offer I for the ated w< Suitab tion and embodied and at th< perties Government Rl II I(N IMPOSSIBLI The jien^r.tl p \m p turn ol the t\ propria." ti<^ IsReuter - 87 words
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Advertisement43 1939-02-28 6 The Singapore Musical Society FULL ORCHESTRAL CONCERT *T 9.1S P.M. ON SUNDAY, MARCH Ml, I. THE VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Conductor, John Tryner (farewell appearance) Sea% C $z R srI R 2r ARRY O«E-R. A. WADDLE. <s z< $1 &SO cts. Book at LITTLES.43 words
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Advertisement20 1939-02-28 6 PLANS WILL OPEN 'f jpg! TOMORROW 1 SHOW A. FI /^F i k I 1 S I i^o Tree 520 words
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Article126 1939-02-28 7 •THER 500 German-Jewish refugees were aboard the liner Conte >. when she arrived at Singapore bound i or Shanghai yesterday. of them sought permission to land at Singapore, and it Is expected that a number of qualified persons will permission to land for 14 to look126 words
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Article98 1939-02-28 7 T\EIEHIORATION m the beams and -■^floors has become progressively worse, and more extensive repairs are necessary." says the report of the Finance Committee, presented to Legislative Council yesterday, regarding the condition of the F.M.S Students* Hostel at the Medical College. 'The cement floors to the verandahs98 words
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72 1939-02-28 7 HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE AGAINST TAMIL [A Tamil named Kaliappan. aged 30. was produced before Mr. K. A. Bia m the Singapore Fourth Police Court, yesterday, on a charge of houseoroak- ing and theft of a cold ring, valued at and $17 cash, by entering a house m Silat Road, on Feb.72 words
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Article46 1939-02-28 7 THE Moneylenders' (Amendment) Bill was wit\ In Le Council yesterday. '•The Government has decided to withdraw Clause 3 [which sought to limit Inter* t n es to 2i per < -l In- lit U i rdly he Atl t I Air. C. G. How<46 words
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Advertisement138 1939-02-28 7 5T EXCITING STAR MATCH OF THE DECADE--OPENi HG TODAY ALHAMRDA 315 615 j^__ h ifi dn A lit Hum —^^^i^«^»™»» WMa^a^rva WbmNFR M*';i, ERROL FLYNN F4a^ BETT E DAVIS Wr^BJt rO< h, tT \hnn T CR THE FIRST T!MF A t I win i fANK BRYAX. HENRY TRAVERS, ETC thrill138 words
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Advertisement373 1939-02-28 7 AMERICA'S ANSWER TO "THE CITADEL" OPENING TONIGHT G. 15 9.15 N0 BIG STAR NAMES BUT jD A V I I A Mf ACCLAIMED A TRULY IMPORTANT I MOTION PICTURE ACHIEVEMENT!! READ WHAT THESE PROMINENT CRITICS SAY IJMg^H ONK OF THE IiKST FILMS SEEN IN VEAKS" "SPLENDID FILM NOT TO ISE373 words
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617 1939-02-28 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1939. Malaya's Food Supplies In Wartime DOTH the Governor and Sir J John Bagtiall described as ry sound" the suggestion made m this column last week that Malayan housewives should begin to form emergency supplies of* non-perishable foodstuffs. Sir John underlined the arguments617 words
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Article, Illustration880 1939-02-28 8 ROSE PATTERSON - ROSE PATTERSON I Cosmopolite Gossip By THi: thing to do m Paris 1 on these dark Sunday afternoons is to go racing, and racing now means the v steeple.-." All roads lead to Auteuil (Longchamp is closed for the season), the Metro880 words
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Advertisement255 1939-02-28 8 y -i ">^ i i t"^ y? "*"^B^^ FT r "j n T"" I m m 'W. mm I I l^r I V /I 'I I A I am JL a A BY SPECIAL TO H M T HE APPOINTMENT I^2^}% KING OF S!AM NEWEST DLSIGNS IN i jAMOND JEWELLERY,255 words
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Advertisement48 1939-02-28 8 SUNGLASSES with SAFE AND COMFORTABLE VISION New iir i,ii i m Optical Quality framrs available with correctly ground Genolnc English Chance's Crookcs B or li'l Dark Classes. Nan Sin Optical House I CI I 325, North Bridge Road s> 15 I p pr. I 'Phone t;?.<>3. Singapore. pr.48 words
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308 1939-02-28 9 MEN'S ALLEGED POSE AS NAVAL BASE OFFICIALS Merchant's Story Of Promised Contract MONEY TO COMMODORE'S' "RECEPTION FUND" (^AIMING trial on a serie^ cheating, forgery, abetmen forged document, If. Prugtm Williams appeared before Mr tigapore ond Police (our Wray, the j Naval Ba induced with vari( n* of money m ntract308 words
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Article, Illustration29 1939-02-28 9 Slump Is Over U.S Trade Official Says of lion ComChai O. I Dd the rably on I homps E Itish thi meant a Ami rican I are of rubjUC-29 words
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Article15 1939-02-28 9 P s E: M Ah Sio:. n pay- I .:iipan \i15 words
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Article, Illustration191 1939-02-28 9 fdsjkfhdsfj. SINGAPORE ARAB'S COMMENTS **Mecca without at money. Malayan pilgrims reat suffering." Mr. J. If. I Marie Singapore Arab, told a Fres Press reporter on his retun and a three months* tour of Bast and India, by the liner t terdi "A ufalayan pilgrim, going asFree Press - 191 words
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400 1939-02-28 9 i From Our Own Correspondent) .1 oho re Kahru, Feb. 27. ALLEGED to haw given information to Towkav Ng Keoh, of Gunong Pulai, during December, 1938, that Mr. J. Tolmie. Superintendent of Customs, had received bribes from Sungei Melayu Estate m connection with rubber400 words
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Article376 1939-02-28 9 Trafficking In Girls Alleged Tol b E -eld C\ woman from China and WlB < ai]c by her male ho com- her to become a prostitute, was told to Mr. K. A. Blacker, m Singapore Fourth Police Court yi accused was Tong Sang Mui. a Teocnew, who claimed trial to376 words
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97 1939-02-28 9 "Something Is Radically Wrong In Singapore' 7 thing wrong" in Sinl was ?:iade by the chairman, the Arcfu \'ev. Graham hial indrew's Cathedral at St. Andrew's S yesterday. cannot disc from ourc is plenty of goodwill ana easy money for go >d purposes. ers only too ofti Utile moved by97 words
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Article74 1939-02-28 9 D..i: 10 000 each to c three Chinese. Ong Hock. Ow Ti and Low Fong. in the Criminal District Court day, when they claimed trial to a charge of j an a^ iratory to importing l ehandu into the colony on Saturday |c :ng. t It is alleged74 words
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443 1939-02-28 9 RESULT OF MUI TSA1 COMMISSION REPORT \\Aj nationalities in the (olon\ arc affected b\ the "new Children Bill, introduced in the Legislative Council yesterday by Mr. A. B. Jordan. Secretary for Chinese The new bill is described by the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, as ihe "Children's443 words
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Advertisement10 1939-02-28 9 FRESH OYSTERS ND STRAWBERRIES lL 8V MR MAIL TONIGHT i10 words
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Advertisement45 1939-02-28 9 f* O O v- So»o*. «<■»'«• on d.r- UU^.-oU. COOITAS-" wp uco«o» o" 11 t WHAT'S IN A NAM€^ j v A of Quality! /rcsisi an its made by PEEK FREAN CO. LTD LONDON, ENGLAND. Obtainable from all dealers. m^S^^^S JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS LTD l^W I45 words
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Article1160 1939-02-28 10 London's Advice To Investors HOPEFUL TRADE FIGURES (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 17. AN Interesting and significant development has occurred m the City of London this week. The dictators having abstained for an abnormally long period from making any threats against the democracies, stock market1,160 words
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81 1939-02-28 10 London. Feb. 26. ArrER the success of the receptiyi m the cinemas of the Boon-Dana har fi^ht television broadcast, official of the Gaumont British and Bnir< Television companies have decided tnrocced with the production o r teWi slon apparatus to be Installed m 351 British81 words
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Article170 1939-02-28 10 ADDRESSING the German -Engi. Society, the German sister organ.- i sation of the Anglo-Gorman Fellowship, whose guest of honour he was m Berlin ten days ago. Sir Nevile Henderson. British Ambassador m Berlin said: "I maintain that. In spite of all misunderstandings, the foundations of170 words
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Article460 1939-02-28 10 t Germany's Campaign c i Berlin, Feb. 17. THE physical fitness campaign V l ordered by the National Youth Leader Baldur von Schirach for Gernian boys and girls* has set m with full force. The current year, Is proclaimed as "a year of duty to460 words
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87 1939-02-28 10 London, Feb. It ABCIAL SESSION o' the Lf ive Council, held at Xii J v to deal with the gens era! strike situation m the Island, i unanimouslj approved the action of the Governor, Sir Arthur Richards. In proclaiming a c tat»» of emrr?ency 087 words
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Advertisement1033 1939-02-28 10 CLASSIFIED THK MAN WHO WAS ADVERTISEMENTS half^dead Now Full Of Life And Energy DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE There are hundreds of such men out here worn-out before their time, 11stBIRTH. less irritable, and prey to every fever. mnrnfiOTTT -r >, Mm tp t chill or Influenza that's going. Always TREMLEfIT^Tu Mr and1,033 words
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Advertisement46 1939-02-28 10 bank or cm^ (Incorporated c oik !<*££' P»« DP C»pi,a, Kf. serve Fund, ln Mu.. excess of Total Wi. approximate!? v TBe-Vun B S< Suns Han-c OVEBSEI London. \> w lorfc f NEW I ascertaii. EXCEL I GODOV COLLECTION SHIPMENTS v GENERAL B < business trai. Full partinr PARKC46 words
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Miscellaneous157 1939-02-28 10 KADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE TOBA^ II 5. On 5.31) Xi COO T( 7.30 m« 7.45 Heft] 8.00 Bou] 8.311 fi 9.10 Boi 10. CO Cl TOMORROW p.m. 1.00 M 1.30 Mid-da 5. C0 I! 5.30 Po;; 6 7.0 7.30 Til 8.00 'Old F B.L 8. 50 I from Loni 1 10157 words
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195 1939-02-28 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES si iMgnrs Quotations From London 5.30 p. m. Yesterday I n n US currency. uffs middle prices; Jobbers margin*, brokerage 1 re ool in elude*. ti g^ "A" 7 A' 125) =,1 B5> Bank S12S).... £85 ios o»- 1n _u» po.)... t ud i195 words
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Article44 1939-02-28 11 \M» O. \1 1)1 R i:i»\\ :V... to- -.et I ;res ;,cr spot ?8 5 g Ipril June tt* Mthough rubber let market to--k end the I firm and nbet of -t tdu Industrial issues demand but h sellers revCOMMERCE VSSOCIATION44 words
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Article184 1939-02-28 11 Local Exchange Rates it: 11 h n| II ING r. „S2 P don demand 25 32 h mand 2043 ci nd demand 291 demand 134 mand /Ureal d< 4 I i tavia demand 102', << ...arang demand 102 Calcutta. Bombay v. -.oon demand 154 rai I Colombo demand i demand184 words
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Article134 1939-02-28 11 I From London 5.30. p.m. Yesterday k JUIJBEK: Firm K€WYOrk 16.50 cto. _p STO Sn 48 t tom (27.231 tons) COPRA. Btraiti S.O. Rotterdam: £11 12s. Gd. fill 7s. od PEI'PFft: White Mimtok m bond; 3' 2 d Previously 3'.,d Muntok Mar -May: 3** Previously- 3 cf134 words
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Article1232 1939-02-28 11 From Exchange Telegraph Co. I Fraser And Co. 's List I MONDAY. FEB. 27, 1939: :> P.M. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat rin (4i 3s 6d 4s stra] AmaL 53/ 4s 6d 5s Austral Malay <£) 40s 45a cd. Ayer Hitam (ss) 21s 22s Ayer Weng1,232 words
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Article61 1939-02-28 11 j From London: Latest Quotations I 1 FN Firmer. Spot: £214 5s Previously: £213 2s. 6d N EWTOR X °TLV 4 Previously £212 17s. *ri ComCR: Previously: 45.40. E42 3$ M Previously. £41 10s GOl I): _f*«rtay: *:7 Bs 2d Previous]- 7 B s. SM SILVER: ot:61 words
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Article65 1939-02-28 11 London Closing Quotations Method or Parity oeiore Latest Centre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate Previously P<iris Franc to ii 124.11 177 177 New York. Sto 4.8655 4.69 4.69 116 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.10 SSI 1 880^4 Hong Kong.. Per dollar ls. 2~ 7 8 d is 2?_d Shanghai Per65 words
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Article151 1939-02-28 11 Dublin Eta ndng a special rommemoraive postage stamp In celebration of he 150 th anniversary of the ir.auguraion of the American Constitution and he Installation of George Washington s first president of the United States. The stamp depicts the American agle (based on the version151 words
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Article97 1939-02-28 11 nrnitn, Feb. 17 •INCK the 8. 8.C. invited listeners to gu name> oi an: for the >quest programme "You've asked for it has certainly got them. Listeners' postcards bearing the ames of their favourite artists nre rriving at Broadci Thi I 000 a we Many97 words
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Article158 1939-02-28 11 Several Seeking Work In Malaya i I ANOTHER 500 German Jewish re- lugees filled the 18,000-ton Lloyd jTriestino liner Conte Rosso, when she arrived at Singapore bound ior Shanehal yesterday Many of them sought permission to I land at Singapore, and it is expected that a158 words
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78 1939-02-28 11 London, Feb. 23. I A .special concert In London on March 3 by Portuguese artists has been arranged In connection with "Portuguese Fortnight," which is being held under the auspices of the AngloPortugm.ve Society and the British Cou; The programme will include Portumusic by Frritas78 words
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Article65 1939-02-28 11 List Supplied By Messrs. Fraser Co. MONDAY, FEB. 27, 1939: .1 l> \i Au.traV-Ma.ay D&te fc 9d. No. 48 3d. bonus Feb. 24 Afar 3 Feb "5 a« AyerWeng... 5% Int Mar. 6 Mar. li Mar 7 5-_ Raub sd. final, 2d. bonus Mar 8 Mar. 1565 words
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Article703 1939-02-28 12 Refugees Gather Their First Crops HOMELESS START ANEW I Chungking, Feb. 20. REJOICINGS echoed in China when some 600 war refugees gathered in their first crops in two reclamation colonies" specially Laid out for them by the government authorities in western Shensi off the Lunghai703 words
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Article, Illustration146 1939-02-28 12 \KTISTS PAINT ON iOARDINGS lo HELP SPAIN I IN.)— On large hoardinffs throughout the Citv and tin* West l>«>d tome t=>rty well-known British irtists are painting the tragedy of the Spanish War. in an effort to raise further funds for the relief of Spanish refugees. Students from Londefl art sc146 words
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Article355 1939-02-28 12 Rome. i WHILE bringing to light the tomb of Inius. personal friend of Julius j Caesar, archeologist? have come across what they claim to be one of the most important archeological discoveries of the century. The find was made In the very heart of Rome alongside the355 words
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Article377 1939-02-28 12 Coronation Scot Is Luxury Train I ondoit. lot* 17. pOCKT .i be ordered by telephone at 114 miles an hour on and sola streamlined rain which U to be York World Fair. Fitted wiih a huge brass bell, powerful np and itcher to conwit li United States regulath ton train377 words
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Article62 1939-02-28 12 H Moscow, I eh. 17 R BCHNUERRE, cial ex n Office to Moscow about rch 10 t0 the possibility of lmi rman trade This haj fallen ,ut one-seventh power Last month Herr Bchnuerre'i departure from Berlin for Mo.srow was foil OW<(J by len decision to62 words
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Advertisement211 1939-02-28 12 GASTWc u,\? Hut No Reai i: ..r New Drum,. CSV* Let this fell dITle tical ad-. form of m I. Chardox activated. times nary kind Chardox will :ly thi black magic." I "I lur gastritis for operation did not c all my locd nasty m my sorts of medJ and211 words
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Miscellaneous193 1939-02-28 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR The following ships are alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves or expected to arrive: East Wharf. Entrance Gate 1; Exit 1: Hague Maru 20. Main Wharf, Entrance Gate 2; Exit 3: Kota Radja, Malacca 18; Perak 17, Benlawers 16; Deucalion 14; Charon 12; Gewang. Pies. Polk 9; Glengarry193 words
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Miscellaneous484 1939-02-28 12 Air Mail Arrivals Imperial: From Europe due Wednesday, Friday, Saturday mornings. Wearnes: From Penang, Ipoh, and Kuala Lumpur. Arrives f;very evening. X.L.M.: From Netherlands Indies Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday afternoons. IJantas: From Australia: arrives Tuesday, Friday, Sunday mornings. X.L.M.: From Europe: Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday evenings. K.N.1.L.M.: From Saigon: Arrives484 words
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Miscellaneous172 1939-02-28 12 i And Despatches Mails Irom Netherlands Indies by Air (X.L.M.* are expected m Singapore iod:iv Mails from China and Japan by YaMll Maru are expected m Singapore tod Mails from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) are expected m Sn. pore today. Mails from Europe etc. (Amsterdam, by Air172 words
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Advertisement290 1939-02-28 13 and BRTf ISHIN [6I A~L IN ES 17.000 Mtl 19 17.000 1 ti.500 June 15:056 Sure 16 30 •;m.\ \sun lonnage. S poie. 15.000 Apr. 21 26 U 5 CA 19 30 2 i oft the -and th. II rs Mith iii < Mi M Bo vv I vl 1?290 words
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Advertisement381 1939-02-28 13 McALISTER CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Strait* Settlements.) GEESBAM HOI SE, BATTERY RI)., SINGAPORE PBONI 5172 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co.. Ltd, j {Incorporated m Engia HAVKE LONDON ROTTERDAM HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL CITY OF FLOP- Calls CUasff«« 2 S^f™ OrihGtam Mar. 30 EOF LINCOLN Apr 30 FOR MONTREAL, HALIFAX,381 words
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Advertisement404 1939-02-28 13 MANSFiELD CO., LTD. Oc#»an Building, foih-i i ,j. irt*r*4 V, Baßilaa Vmtni r BLUE FUNNEL LINE. rASI BBBVICEfI NAKSSILLBfI LONDON. V CONTINENI \m»« >W hi »t»B ••<.!» Htb t < lim DEUCALK L,don, I: OLJ I do:.. D 8 TROCLUS I BCGULAB BERVI iiWKI t v LIVEEPCJ TTI Ha\Te. Liverpool404 words
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690 1939-02-28 14 MR. OLIVER STANLEY'S HINT London, I eh. 17. MR. OLIVER STANLEY, President of the Board of Trade, speaking at King George Fifth Dock yesterday, when the Shaw, Savill and Albion Co/s new motor vessel Dominion Monarch was introduced into service, referred to competition from subsidised690 words
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Advertisement452 1939-02-28 14 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. ilccorporated In P.MS) ISLIfTONBI Irelcht 613r,-Fawa«e s':' 0 w raAVfL SYSTH4; lacOi-poraied Lv iui*^*.-^^ THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by TRANS-CONTIN-ENTAL TRAIN without chan**-thence by CANADIAN PACIFIC ATLANTIC SERVICES TO ENGLAND or the CONTINENT— aII under ONE452 words
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Advertisement249 1939-02-28 14 For Everything Appertaining to r><enn Passages, Foreign Money Fxi native and Freight apply CO^K S BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION WACOj^|S^-LITS CO.. LTD. LwooiD TftAVfi Sgpvic^J (APCAR U\E) ROMXSON R().\n No Rooking Fees. Telephone 5908. FOR HONG KONG. MOIL KOBE AND OSAKA euiDAi a STRAITS HOMEWARD s. s. SHIRALA CONFERENCE 8,000249 words
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Advertisement509 1939-02-28 14 AMERiCAN PRESIDENT UNEsTlfr v^^AkVivl 1] I*fi !p 1 ro 11 icort HiU>l SIMOAPOKB AND rKWMi TO COLOMBO BOMR\I AUEXANMU NAPLFS. GENOA. MAJTSEILLES ?NU s^O > rives I S pore S'n PRESIDENT POLK F J RESIDENT GARFITTn Ji PRESIDENT MONROE 3 PRESIDENT ADAMS -X PRESIDENT VAN BUREN jjg*. PRESIDENT HARRISON X509 words
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Article53 1939-02-28 15 Today's Contract Bridge Problems Dawd Bi Dour You I 3 our pani, ard HAND :more. Md.. In one one of our be cornii t how ms thiti m l>.>\id spat/ W s E D-9 8 4 ken by diamonds ad anood dia>ad< ml s I b. I >uld d with53 words
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Article12 1939-02-28 15 By Air To The Races I -An a opt Chan- London air.12 words
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Article68 1939-02-28 15 Italy Wants 1944 Olympics Home, f^eh 17 pre n xi > N n VM) i( mn> te inscl me( lo (l Madia the 19 Z the but minute voting iau the ins swinging t„ .ia, Kin miih lht undcr sta Un delegates ,ld re «*P*«» -Di their ballots 1 iBritish United Press - 68 words
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Article154 1939-02-28 15 ruled Army or In Uom of war cy arc m t from and c Tfc Hi ex. 1 1 strict d by the official m i nd adults In alth :.t be i if his wife, too, w lonal service. The 1 ihat case we154 words
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Article, Illustration37 1939-02-28 15 oi« im-fc ANOTHER EXCITING INCIDENT IN THK M \N< HLS J I KS* GOAL at the >< ulium yesterday. Seng Qute beats back to the ball, but Foxall b n.td> to save, (lleport m Page Hi). Free PressFree Press - 37 words
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Article270 1939-02-28 15 Contemplates Invasion Of The States ADMIRES BAER, NOT LOUIS E V]r n v London, Feb. 17. K( Bo ?*> a 19-year^)ld boxer who developed a p^inch by sv-mr.nn tedg e m his father's blacksmith shop, V h( h toda y against lightweight champion Henry Armstrong.270 words
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448 1939-02-28 15 TOUR OF PROFESSIONALS m London, Feb. l">. I J li o!;s as v some oi our football clubs will mj good money out of the Perry, Vin< isit to this country next summer. They will do entirely through the generosity of the448 words
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365 1939-02-28 15 Harvey Thinks Louis is Vulnerable London. Teh. 17. THE heavyweight champion ol the British Empire sipp-d his beer la a dark room off Fleet Street, leaned across the table and said, "if they '^h::ik I'm a bum m America, they have ry right to." It was Lrn Harvey sp. aking—365 words
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Article, Illustration29 1939-02-28 15 CHANCELLOR HITLER OPENS THE 1929 BEEUM MOTOR SHOW md tours the exhibits. Dr. GoebbeJs, Geneml Goerin, ,i c Hi r inspecting one of the car engines at tin- cvh;iiitio:i29 words
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Article98 1939-02-28 15 London, Feb. 17. ALMOST jretly and certall without the trumpeting tha; m i have accompanied such an Gcca. the National Association of Groundshave been debati controversy—4.oo much >n? The chief point they made was that .while the d old crick era and i\ ild squawk 11 ibe98 words
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Article167 1939-02-28 15 Sam Snead Rose Fast To Fame I kngeles, Feb QM.v thri e quick yeai v from tJ Virginia Hills, swJ i the Harry rial trophy and i Am* r T-K red hill boy, nami ter since the sport v:as mv the coveted title in a v 520 points, 01 141British United Press - 167 words
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Article, Illustration554 1939-02-28 16 Soldiers Start Weil, Fade Badly FOUR GOALS TO KENG HOCK f AFTER opening the scoring and playing pretty football m the first half, Manchester* collapsed and were beaten G l by the Chinese at An^on Koad yesterday m a friendly match. Kenj* Hock wasFree Press - 554 words
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Article156 1939-02-28 16 iub iwo Cjoals bupenor In Mediocre Game MEDIOCRE soccer was seen on the Padang yesterday when an S.C.C team defeated a Loyals side by two Is to nil m a friend: ime. Both goals \re scored m the first half. club bottei tiich vs..< the right v156 words
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Article209 1939-02-28 16 R > and conditions oi b I nolf match with Bobby Locke— the < k up i] oi Henry A friend Li t to Ml the con- oka VVhitcomb t is r *dy to j nd tipu- lat on put ion.- tho details t any209 words
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Article161 1939-02-28 16 Statistics For The Spring Races fyj BILLEY was the leading trainer for the Singapore race d Satoi Aifh lour on two Ith Inv^n d roe Carter, the la ranks ol j v c eading jockey for the riding ill l >ur oi LKAINERS 4 1 1 i rA P. Lo;jue161 words
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Article65 1939-02-28 16 The fourth Malayan Indo-Ceylor.esj tennis championship tournament will be held during the Easter holidays lrom Apr. 7 to 10. The events will he:Men's open singles. Men's handicap singles Men's open doubles. Men's handicap doubles Mixed doubles Women's singles. Women's handicap singles. Entries will close with Mr. A.65 words
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Article91 1939-02-28 16 Tlokiu, I- eh. 17 HE issue whether Japan shall cqmpete In the 1940 Olympic Games at Helsingfors, Finland, came up for discussion In the Diet session yesterday when Katsu Kawasaki, of the Minseito party, urged the government to provide for Japanese competition. Kawasaki said Japan should competeBritish United Press - 91 words
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61 1939-02-28 16 A. L. Henry Scores First K. L. Century Our Own Correspondent > Kuala l.umnur, Feb. 27. A. L. Henry scored the flrst century of the season yesterday when playing UnJn 6 W TPCA agalnst the Sl\ch Union. He scored JO3 not out the side declaring at 2GI for four The61 words
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Article156 1939-02-28 16 L.G.U. Medal To Mrs. J. Moncur THE L.G.U. medal competition played at Bukit Timah yesterday resulted m a win for Mrs. j. Moncur m the silver division with 89—16—73 and In a tie In the bronze division between Mrs J. S. English, 93-23-65. and Mrs H Gild. 101-36-65. Card; returned156 words
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Article58 1939-02-28 16 A charity soccer match will be played m aid of the China Relief Fund! between the Sions 800 Athletic As.:ition. champion team of t. league, and the Rest of the S.C. F.A. at i he Anson Eoad Stadium, on Saturday, at 5.15 p.m. Admisa >n charges will58 words
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233 1939-02-28 16 No Goals In Game On S.R.C. Padang MO goals were scored m a friendly soccei fl e t,^ n /JL e p^ dai i?, y estevJ ay between th, the R.E. (Chang.). Play was far below first team San. Although both sets cf forwards had I repeated chances of scoring,233 words
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Article80 1939-02-28 16 I .-I .To<> Louis, whose !iis realm. Inci It the rate oj -ou like second, hi cold In the head. HU adviser; "nasal congestion." amp protested thai another handkerchio; "ff and d urn pod hi jus* In l When one r. i80 words
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