The Straits Times, 3 July 1938
1938-07-03
1
32
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section40 1938-07-03 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION I No. 341 Sunday, July 3, 1938 Price 10 Ce.ils THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 341 v Sunday. July 3, 1938 Price 10 Cents40 words
-
Article691 1938-07-03 1 Employers Had "No Alternative" But To Agree Labour Laws Are Urgently Needed WAGES RISE FROM 60 TO 80 CENTS A DAY (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. IT is absolutely hopeless to try to argue with x 4,000 men we had no alternative but691 words
-
Article, Illustration73 1938-07-03 1 The wedding of Mr IV. n. Mansfield, of Hong Kong, sou cf the late W. R. Mansfield and Mn. Mansfield, of Crowbo-ough, to MU» Barbara Grigg, daughter of Major R. S. Grigg, and Mn. Grigg, of Princess Court, London. The groom, who is a Hong Kong busi7iess man went to73 words
-
Article, Illustration34 1938-07-03 1 Third day of the Second Test, at Lord's Brown, Australia's hero of the match gets one past Hammond in the slips during his innings of 206 not out last Monday. Ames is the wicket-keeper.34 words
-
Article125 1938-07-03 1 Swatow, Saturday. pIFTEEN planes appeared over Swar tow today. Nine of them bombed the railway station area but iheie were few casualties owing to evacuation. In yesterday's raid pamphlets were also dropped stating: "Chinese and Japanese are friends. It is necessary to unite to flgbt the Communist125 words
-
Article161 1938-07-03 1 IN an endeavour to prevent any pos- slbllity of a strike developing from the dispute between the S ngapore Traction Company. Limited, and I's s'.aft. Government Int2rpreters are being supplied through the Chinese Secretariat for a meeting of the m-n to be held shortly. The men's letter161 words
-
184 1938-07-03 1 More Police, Sakais, Malays Join Dunsford Murder Search (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday morning. I£ELANTAN police, with addi- tional Sakai and Ma'ay trackers, have joined in the :carch for the Chinese ganj alleged to have murdered the Tersang gold miner, Mr. F. G. W. Ounsf jrd, a week184 words
-
Article275 1938-07-03 1 $15 A Month Houses For Clerks? MEMBERS of the Clerical m Union at their eighteenth anniversary dinner last night were told of a scheme to form a building society so that they might have decent houses to live in at a monthly rental of $15. Making the announcement the Hon.275 words
-
56 1938-07-03 1 (Trom Our Own Correspondent.) Ssremban. Saturday T*HE prelimlary inquiry ii.to the MM of Joseph, an estate clerk ol Kuala Pilah, who was charged with the murder of his five-year-old child. Ivy. concluded tcday. Accused reserved his d^rence, and was committed to stand his trial56 words
-
Article81 1938-07-03 1 MEXICO IS HARD UP Mexico City, Saturday. IT is reliably understood that the Government proposes to Institute a twelve per cent, tax on all exports; also to establish a double exchange rate— five pesos to the dollar for exports and four to the dollar for Imports, for the purpose ofReuter - 81 words
-
Article92 1938-07-03 1 London, Satu.day. rVO combined exercises will be held this month, the Admiralty announces. The combined operations exercises will be carried out in the Channel between July 5 and July 10 with the object of practising surprise landing in hostile territory." The second combined exercise will beBritish Wireless - 92 words
-
Article71 1938-07-03 1 Shanghai, Saturday. A SWEDISH lighthouse-keeper, named Nelssan and his Chinese staiT at Turnabour Island, off Foochow, arc reported to have been kidnapped presumably by Chinese bandits. The lighthouse is not functioning at present. The Customs and Marine Department at Shanghai has informed shipping that the lighthouse ioReuter - 71 words
-
Article49 1938-07-03 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. COPRA: Sts. S D. Btdam. £11 ss. PEPPER: Lamponj blk. fwd, 2 9 16d. GOLD: £7 0s 9d. SI'VEK: Spot 13d.: 2raths. ls\d. \CHANGEB: ArartenUn 8.95%. O.her commodities and exchanges onchanted from Friday. SATURDAY'S LOCAL CLOSING QI'OTATIONS ARE IN PAGE 8.49 words
-
Article, Illustration37 1938-07-03 1 "LET'S HAVE A LOOK!": Competitors lean forward to get a better look at Nigel Edward Williams' Challenge Cup which he wou as the best baby In Kingsbury, at a baby show held in aid of Wembley Hospital.37 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement8 1938-07-03 1 RENE ULLMANN for WEDDING PRESENTS Raffle* Plat*. Spore.8 words
-
Advertisement133 1938-07-03 1 Good Furnithin* Fabric Better Furniture Best Prices SUN WA» COMPANY 8.1, Victoria SU Spore. "TRU-STANCE WALK-ON-AIR GOLF SHOES A new thought on foot comfort. The model we have in stock is that worn by A. H. Padgham the winner of the open Golf Championship in June 1936. Constant Jars and133 words
-
-
457 1938-07-03 2 Five First Places In Easter Exams. QUEEN'S SCHOLARS PROMINENT (From A Special Correspondent.) JJALWAN students at Cambridge University took five first p*aces in the Easter examinations, according to results just received. Benedict Ponniah, of St. John's College, a former punil of St. John's Institution,457 words
-
Article70 1938-07-03 2 A WHITE-TAILED GNU calf has been born at Whipsnade Zoo. Extinct except for the few in captivity, the white-tailed gnu is a fierce animal which looks like a giant goat. It has not yet been possible to determine the sex of the calf, which, according to its70 words
-
187 1938-07-03 2 CHEATED MAN WHO WANTED A.A.M. JOB Ceylonese Sent To Gaol QENTENCE of 14 weeks' rigorou"' |J imprisonment was passed on a 30-year-old, English-speaking Ceylonese Henry Edward Forsythe. when he was convicted by the Cri-j minal District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday, on a charge of cheat- j ing a187 words
-
Article49 1938-07-03 2 CAI.AMAUA will be the new Admini- strative headquarters of New Guinea, announced the Minister for Territories 'Mr. W. M. Hughes) in the A'^trnlian Housn of Representatives. This decision has been made as the results of the 1937 earthquakes at Rabaul which caused ereat damage.49 words
-
Article50 1938-07-03 2 Baghdad. A Chinese Moslem mission, compo.se d of four important personalities irom the Far East, is concluding a stay here during which they conferred with several officials and others in efforts to stir up the sympathy of the Arab-s'vakine world for China in the name of millions of Chinese Moslems50 words
-
Article28 1938-07-03 2 naa Brand, aged forty-five, a yacMsmon living i.\ North Road. ParkI near Poole. was drowned when a dinghy upset in Poole Harbour. Tuo companions were rescued.28 words
-
214 1938-07-03 2 INHERE were several counsel in the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday when summonses pertaining to charges of cheating were mentioned against S. Fung, a Singapore lawyer, Y. F. Wong, Kow Kirn Lin and Lee Geok Eng, of the Happy World. In *jcb faoc it214 words
-
Article89 1938-07-03 2 PNG YING, a Chiiu labourer, was yesterday fined $5 in the Singapore Second Police Court before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham. when he was convicted on a charge of trespass in the Western Depot of the Naval Base, on July 2. Accused claimed trial saying89 words
-
Article, Illustration36 1938-07-03 2 A group photograph of the Cold Storage Creameries staff taken at the farewell dinner held at the Happy World Restaurant last week in honour of Mr. P. T. Hutchings (central figure) before he left for home.36 words
-
354 1938-07-03 2 THE appeal of Mrs. Aga Mundell against the conviction and sentence imposed on her for negligent driving was dimissed by Mr. Justice Home in the Singapore High Court yesterday. His Lordship announced his decision following a visit to the scene of the incident at354 words
-
Article, Illustration365 1938-07-03 2 Charity Shows During Special Week HOSPITAL Week began yesterday and this year St. Andrew's Mission Hospital is seeking to raise $10,000 through various charity shows and a flag day. •yHE "Rumah Sakit Ketchil,"i which is today such a landmark :in Chinatown, and has become365 words
-
Article161 1938-07-03 2 Four Shops Gutted Near Malacca STREAM SUPPLIES BRIGADE (rrum Our Own I'orrv >:>ondent Malacca, Saturday. I7OUR shop houses in Ma>jid Tanah, about 18 miles from Malacca, were completely gutted following a fire which broke out early (his m >rninjr. 'Untimely arrival of the Malacca Fire Brigade, hcwev.'r. prevented the fire161 words
-
Article120 1938-07-03 2 The Hague. jIN the Lowe r Chamber Dr. i Hendrik Colijn. the Premier was pressed by one of the leaders of the Communist Party, Dr. W. VVijnkoop, :to define the Government's attitude I towards the conflict in the Far East, especially in view of the120 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement94 1938-07-03 2 4h it's tnC mmmmm JJJ^ M Nowhere will you purchas c mm I Beef of such outstanding F f J* J quality with such fine I flavour and tenderness /5 as that »hich we can offer. rJ\ JLf r» Kept at just the right Jj. «II S temperature which guards94 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous4 1938-07-03 2 «"i"~«~""^—^»"" V^— mmmm^^^m^m^mja^^*^ J4 words
-
-
Article, Illustration203 1938-07-03 3 NEW LOUNGE IN USE TOMORROW Official "At Home" On July 22 Veteran nPHE reconstruction of the Singapore Cricket Club is almost complete, and the new lounge for men and women members will be open for use tomorrow. The new lounge, which takes the203 words
-
151 1938-07-03 3 Georgetown (British Guiana) HOW a Briton was held captive in a Venezuelan labour camp for eight menths. because he had been blown ashore in Venczue.n without a passport, was told here. The victim was 60-year-old Alexander >Tison. born in Fa. kirk. Scotland. Last October151 words
-
Article, Illustration71 1938-07-03 3 I Meal H-rprr. C.ilflllan Co. Ltd., Port Dickson photographed before the departure of the manager, Mr. T. D. Macniir to Europe on retirement From left, seated, Mr Q. H. Pinto. C apt. Crowe. Messrs T. D. Ma en air, C. 11. Fell, C. K." Sykes md Hinder Singh; standing. Messrs71 words
-
Article197 1938-07-03 3 BLIND GIRL NOW SEES PERFECTLY Bath. •TWENTY THREE YEAH 1 OLD Gladys Alloway, a Bath shop assistant, who was completely blind two years ago, can now see perfectly through one eye as the result of an evegraftins operation carried out by Mr. T. H. S. Tizzard, honorary surgeon at Bath197 words
-
Article191 1938-07-03 3 (From Our Own Correspondents Segamat. The annual general report of the Segamat India-Coylcn Association shows a membership of 100 and a successful financial year. It was presented at the second annual general meetir.R of the? association recently. "The Association did well In spnrt and won the Wills' Challenge191 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement435 1938-07-03 3 England now 5\ days across the air all the way by Empire Flying-Boat The bit 4-engined Empire flying-boats now leave Singapore for England twice a week. They are the last word in air-going luxury. You have a smoking room on board, a promenade deck, not and cold meala served while435 words
-
-
Page 3 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous478 1938-07-03 3 IN SINGAPORE TODAY Palestine Eg>pt. Soudan. Great Toli» Rritain and Ireland: Mails rlose U W m.-^B.-j. cc a* c»- Li.V tOm rrOW N SPCc:al all> TIDE TABLE an rtM- «r«h Ctok Gable and Myn>a a c NNtfM ToAjt t, m H w 1 52 am 9.7 ft 2.52 p.m. 8.7478 words
-
-
230 1938-07-03 4 Hollywood Beauties Are 'All Synthetic' IJAVE British women much to learn about their make-up and looks generally The latest authority to pronounce judgment on the problem is Britishborn Em Westmore, make-up adviser in American films for over 20 years, now in England. "Englishwomen Just do not appreciate what natural advantages230 words
-
Article85 1938-07-03 4 Japan 's Film "Famine Is Over Toklo. JAPAN'S ardent film-goers, yearning for the sight of the latest American "flickers. 1 have hailed the Government's decision to permit conditionally the importation of 200 of Hollywood's latest films. The permission, which ends a ninemonth "famine," was granted on the condition that the85 words
-
Article24 1938-07-03 4 Newmarket stable lads' dispute over wages and conditions was settled at a conferencs at Transport Hcus*?. London. Lord Derby was chairman.24 words
-
398 1938-07-03 4 •yHE world's picture-goers will pay two and a half million pounds to see Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs before Walt Disney's masterpiece made in 11 languages. Including Hindustani—has finished its run. Disncy'o share will nearly a million. That is the estimate of Mr.398 words
-
Article, Illustration66 1938-07-03 4 203 Tangier Temple's Knights of the Mystic Shrine arrived in Los Angeles recently to participate in a convention, and to knight a new member irto their ranks, Harold Lloyd, the famous film star. W. H. Karnett, acting "Tangier Temple Potentate," it here seen wielding the silver scimitar as Joe66 words
-
Article114 1938-07-03 4 JESSIE MAY LEAVE THE SCREEN JESSIE MATTHEWS may leave the films for the stage. She and her husband. Sonnie Hals, are to put en a muslcnl show in the West Enri soon. And afier that? "Well, I might go back to the screen," Jessie said. But I'll never, never go114 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement230 1938-07-03 4 Victoria Theatre POSITIVELY LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT AT 9.20 P.M. THE DON COSSACK CHOIR AND RUSSIAN DANCERS M)OQ*C AT THE THEATRE -n 10 am. to 1 p.m. f-cn 5 pm. onwards. riOKI PRICES $3, and $2. I Gala Premiere CAPITOL NEXT WEEK M %77irrrnTP B^M| fcift J* ten* tfie lot*. CARY230 words
-
Advertisement321 1938-07-03 4 EAT WHAT YOU PLEASE WiUitit Paißfil Afier-effects How glonous to be able to wt-to with it will to your tavonnt'! delicacits, mal after meal, tit after day with no fear of after-eflects I To m.:nv stomach sufferrrs. such n impossible dream. I earn i:i.ike it eotoe true I the writetl321 words
-
Advertisement288 1938-07-03 4 OPENING TODAY 3.15 f 6.15, 9.15 PAVILION GAE MAE AND AN ALL-STAR CAST OF COMICS IN AN UPROARIOUS LAUGH SHOW OF THE NAUGHTY NINETIES! THE BEST OF THE |^n»i«gHi WESTS! SSi** IN THE PARAMOUNT PICTURE EDMUND LOWE S^ CHARLES WINNINGER jf'^M HERMAN BING ,<" I^^ CHESTER CONKLIN jtgLa WALTER CATLETT288 words
-
-
1039 1938-07-03 5 ALLEGATION BY AN ENGLISH SCIENTIST Trinidad Romance Sequel (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 25. ETTERS criticising and defending the wedding of a British scientist and his Chinese assistant were read in the King's Bonch Division yesterday in a case in which the1,039 words
-
Article, Illustration109 1938-07-03 5 700 Guests At Kajang Wedding THS wedding took place at Kajang Sunday of Mr Low Nan rut second son of Trtwkay Low Ti m Tl Kok of Kajang. daughter KU»k> Wechye of 700 guests. rr.in Kuala Lumpur, ■*.«> rf<-rmod by by i-cr wa.s Miss .>• Y. CluU p n in-109 words
-
Article, Illustration83 1938-07-03 5 Work On New Transmission Lines Begun pondent) ;.K Saturday. t decision of the Elec>ni. FM.S. to supply electric Klang and Port Swettenham |Ml P'-wer StaKu.ila I.umpur. at the end of the ir work on construction of m from Kuala Lumpur nd Port Swett>-ii[]j:n hix ber.t is83 words
-
Article, Illustration48 1938-07-03 5 7.£ i. WWI<U Mr> Teoll Ch n ehamn. the rldctt son of Mr. and Mr*. Yeoh Cheow t nong to MUs Khoo Kirn Hema. second daughter of Mr. Khoo Soo Jin and the late Mr». Khoo Soo Jla. took place at the Selanfor Chinese AMembly Hall, Loala Lumpur48 words
-
Article, Illustration89 1938-07-03 5 <;i<>'V pin 10-iuph taken at the wedding at Kuala Lumpur of Mr. H. E. TalaUa son of Mr. and M-x. H. S. Talalla of Koala Lumpur, to Mi« Maude Irene Wales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wales of Teluk An son, last Saturday, at which there was a89 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement93 1938-07-03 5 HOSPITAL In aid oi ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL 2 9 July 1 M)KI( THK I)ISTIN«LISHED PATRONAGE OF 1938. HI. SIR SHENTON THOMAS, G.C.M.G., 0.8. E. MONDAY JULY 4th. M ATINII AT THE CAPITOL THEATRE AT 6.15 P. M. "Theodora Goes wild wi;h Irene Dunne Melvyn Douglas an.l sup[>ort:ng programme of93 words
-
Advertisement402 1938-07-03 5 MIRACULOUS SPRIN6 WATER THAT ENDS ACHES PAINS Mystery Remedy In many ot the loveliest parts o< tka earth, often huMrn among the lulls th.-r» push to the surface miraculous sprm<% laden with curative mineral salts whica are Nature's gift to suffering hum.inity. ThsM medicinal salts are the natural cur* I402 words
-
-
612 1938-07-03 6 Can You Use One I*HE National Collection of Typewriters at South Kensington is one of London's lesserknown excitements. The collection, housed in a gallery of the Science Museum, has now found an enthusiastic chronicler in Mr. O. Tilghman Richards. His book on the evolution of612 words
-
1111 1938-07-03 6 Majority Of Malaya's Polo Ponies Come From Australia stand quiet under all such handling, especially as regards their heads, mouths and ribs, which forms a preparation for the sensation of the bit, the saddle, the legs of their riders and the Jostling of other ponies when in company. Their food1,111 words
-
Article, Illustration89 1938-07-03 6 Fifty-one Moroccan Spahis, members of the crack native cava'ry regiments of the French possession in North Africa, are in London rehearsing for the International Horse Show, to compete in which the French Government granted them special permission. The Spahis are stationed at Algiers and Tunis and are89 words
-
Article249 1938-07-03 6 FJARRYL ZANUCK, ace Hollywood producer, haying arranged to spend £5,000,000 in making 52 films in the next twelve months, has arrived in Ixmdon. Darryl Zanuck still sticks to his theory that the most saleable sentiment in the world is British sentiment. Among the films249 words
-
Article110 1938-07-03 6 "Some Day My Prince Will Come" THE ABOVE HAS ARRIVED New York. TATIANA CONUS. daughter of a White Russian princess, sold perfume behind a counter in a Fifth Avenue store, singing bits of Snow White occasionally, even If she did not whistle as she worked. A dark and handsome stranger110 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement659 1938-07-03 6 No mistaking quality and smoothness bbbbbbbbPP 3aaaß^- "^iiß i BBSSSSSBBaBBKE^jSaB I BIL./-- ;Jrf» 81 ii jw ML si It mm m P* MF\ IsfSsflLW i "Wv fresh aren'r they? /Kfimß^EL' I get much more pleasure .^Bs^ *B from smoking since I UpP switched to Craven A.' ■f They do J659 words
-
-
Article530 1938-07-03 7 Alienation Policy Of Government Strongly Criticised NEED TO COMPETE WITH NEIGHBOURS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday "TAKING the long view the future of mining in this country lies with low grade ground and if such ground is to be economic, the Government must530 words
-
Article, Illustration145 1938-07-03 7 UNA Must win the war.** declared Dr. Yu Pin. Roman Cat hoik Bishop of Nanking, speaking i* \l—dari at a reception in his honour at the CWrrk «f S»- Peter and 9t Paul. Singapore, hy ■wapim ami J«lUr» Cfcttesc Catholics yesterday •rVcr fats arrival. H;s145 words
-
286 1938-07-03 7 Plea For Aid To Combat Epidemics In China London. Saturday. ■■LPVL destruction of the ft, by whichever party it has been perpetrated, is a Japanese invasion," The Tim-s. Nor ii .his the oaljr exarrp'.e of the reversal of the c progress in ''hina as the remit of the .1 IReuter - 286 words
-
Article76 1938-07-03 7 JAPAN BLUNDERED IN CHINA S.ianghai. Saturday. JJOREIGN observers reviewing the past year's hostilities contend! that Japan has so far utterly failed. If Japan had adhersd to her original plan of stopping the campaign north of the Huangho ard consolidating her position in North China, it is held Japan would probably76 words
-
Article60 1938-07-03 7 GRAFIC SHORTHAND 'TERS ASSN. AN ipp ul .s made by Mr. AlbuCiueique. the hon secretary of the! mre Gro?g Shorthand Writers Association, for a larcr membership, in the report tc be submitted at the annual pen^ml meeting .next I r sxood successes in I -iber of Commerce d.irinc the past60 words
-
Article533 1938-07-03 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. UNS will boom across the padiflelds and kampongs on Monday as the new Undang of Rembau. a Negri Sembilan major territorial chief, is installed in office at Kampong Kotah with elaborate and ancient Malay ceremonial. In an exclusive interview with533 words
-
Article154 1938-07-03 7 1171 rH one of Australia's most famous flyers. Capt. G. U. ("Scotty") Allen on the "bridge." Challenger, first Empire flying-boat to enter the regular servioe to Australia, arrived at Batavia yesterday from Singapore, and continued the flight to Sourabaya according to schedule. She will r?ach Sydney154 words
-
Article52 1938-07-03 7 The Singapore District Epworth League held an At Home at the Wesley Hall yesterday evening, when the cabinet officers of the eight different d'stricts in Singapore met to discuss the work of the League, and also lnduls^ in games. Musicrl items were IWld¥»1 by members, w".»j also stased52 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement176 1938-07-03 7 PLE \S ANT I THE DE LUXE RESTAURANT I DINE g^ '^ihihii imce nikct I Da a S°ce FOR A GOCO MEAL (EUROPEAN OR CHINESE) A DIAL 4244 NBKI GRILLS SELECTED CHINESE DISHES SERVED F*OM 11 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT. WHEN YOU'RE IN LONDON W^J^^^^ H Yo* Are Welcomed "i^^^^A^Y^176 words
-
Advertisement765 1938-07-03 7 STAMPS Coronat ton^^t am ns COMPLETE MCI— «M STAMrs from Gt. Britain, the 45 Crown Colonies. Dominions. Newfoundland and Mandated Territories. 528.92 UNUSED USED $47.14 Blocks of 4. SI 15.72. Blocks of 4, $214.29 135 Stamps from the 45 Crowa Colonies only. $11.79 UNUSED Blocks of 4. $47.14 USED $20.36.765 words
-
-
Article1297 1938-07-03 8 Commodity And Share Values Spurt 'THE rapid Improvement in all markets, reported last week, continued almost without interruption during tho past week and share values, and commodity prices in all centres show substantial appreciation. The rise in New York has been spectacular, the Dow Jones average1,297 words
-
Article89 1938-07-03 8 Saturday, July 2, Noon. No. 1 X.R.S.S. in cases. (FOB.) July 24H 24% Good F. A. Q. in bales (F. 0.8.) July 23 "i 24 No. 1 K. R. S. S. (Spot loose) Awardable M 24 >4 July 24>/ 2 24% July-September 21', 24% October-December89 words
-
Article1320 1938-07-03 8 fraser And Co.'s List Suloh (SO cts.) .40 .50 Bungel Batran 1.50 1.60 Sungei Ramal ($1) 1.10 1.20 Sungel Tukanc Csl) 1.07' i 1.15 Tambalak ($1; .50 .55 Tapah ($1) 1.90 2.00 T. Anson ($1) 1.45 1.55 Tcmerloh ($1) .50 .55 Trafalgar ($2l .80 .851,320 words
-
Article179 1938-07-03 8 List Supplied By Messrs Fraser Co. SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1938 1 P.M. Financial Company Dividend Books Date Ex. Dt*. Fear TIN Close Pavab Date to data Kamunting Tin 8% less tax, June 2« July 28 July 4 8% Kuala Lumpur Tin Is. No 34 Aug. 19 ™>°179 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement278 1938-07-03 8 S. E. Levy Co. Shanghai. Hongkong. Manila, Singapore. IMMMMM Banker* and Brokers in Securities and Commodities Daily Foreign Market Cable* and Quotation Service. MEMBERS. NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN.278 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement974 1938-07-03 9 r^V- i\^ v^\ w A'st/W&K Till? nil) II T|||\! HKST Mss^ss^ss^sMsss^^r^7 -< 'ii 'v/ZZ/a It is only fitting that Chrysler, this eaf HE-^Tt/^v 7 .y l Ji' /pv)'ifff.£f''£''\ as in each past year, gives the good things a:^"i*ir'".V->*-''jV* r '<■ 11 Ji''"'' p p in motoring first... With a host974 words
-
-
Page 9 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous1706 1938-07-03 9 Today's Wireless Programmes SINGAPORE Two Etudes: (1) In A flat. Op. 25, No. 1 rJIROM <2) In G flat (Black Keys), Op. 10, No. 5: llllWSlfl n.m. 1M m> SSL 1 F Ba^r- N^, 52 pSS «C .5.,5 Me/. „U «■> WTSa^SS MT J^bS?' Close Cown *«< rt ChUrch f^'1,706 words
-
-
Article93 1938-07-03 10 THE VOICE OFF INTO the austere deliberation* of a court-martial at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, broke a Voice (off). A harsh and dominating Voice. A Voice that breathed— above the murmur of witnesses about Mac West and other film stars, of green cheese, of elephants. "What on earth is happening?" demanded93 words
-
Article, Illustration26 1938-07-03 10 Although the outlook in Europe is brighter now, Czechoslovakia has not relaxed her watchfulness. Here are Czechoslovak troops manning field guns during recent manoeuvres.26 words
-
653 1938-07-03 10 Rambutans, Durians Mangosteens HOW PLANTATIONS ARE LEASED OUT T*HE Malayan fruit season is in full swing. In Penang, thousands of rambutans, durians and mangosteens are being transported in buses from the country to town for sale. It is going to be a record season653 words
-
Article201 1938-07-03 10 Names Make Words 4 fiVERY dap we use words which commemorate the fame of some man or woman who u-ould otherwise be forgotten. Feic people ktiow how these names came to be common icords, and in this special Sunday Times series of short articles the story of these names that201 words
-
Article74 1938-07-03 10 MRS Malaprop, whose name is used to describe a particular kind of mistake in the use of words, was the literary creation of Sheridan, the dramatist. She appeared in the play The Rivals as aunt and guardian of the heroine and heiress. Lydia Languish. A Malapropism is defined as74 words
-
Article105 1938-07-03 10 DOES NOT DRINK, WINS 1782 VODKA 4 BOTTLE of 1782 vodka— prize for the largest donation to a Roman Catholic fete at Harrowden HaY, near Wellingborough~ has been won by Mr. F. G. Dromgoole, a Wellingborough solicitor, who does not drink. The 156-year-cld bottle was given tn the fete committee105 words
-
Article122 1938-07-03 10 WHEN the boys of the Army "Come to the cookhouse door" they will soon find they are eating food comparable with the delicacies of Mayfair. For Sir Isidore Salmon, the new catering adviser to the Army, has Just written to West End hotel managers asking for chefs to122 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement330 1938-07-03 10 PINNED TO BED BY LUMBAGO. Scarcely Moved For Weeks Acting on his principle of "when you know a good thing tell your friends about it." a man who has had Tery bad lumoa&o writes as follows: I had suffered from lumbago in my back, and for weeks could scarcely move330 words
-
-
932 1938-07-03 11 Romance, Adventure, Humour In Story Of Early New England Haven's End. By John P. Marnnand. Kobcrt Hale. 7s. 6d. WHEN M talk glibly of "our Amer- lean cousins" we do not refer to those Americans who hail from the fever stricken Romagna, from the ghefos of Hamburg or from the932 words
-
612 1938-07-03 11 Bow Street 'Vorld. By Albert Llrck. liubert Hale Ltd. 12s. 6d. I remlnlsecneea are generally Intrriatlnt. educative and not humour. ED this volume we have the collectM remlnlsceneea of Mr. Albert Lieck. until recently chief clerk of B?w street Court. Mr. Lieck has, as612 words
-
Article334 1938-07-03 11 This Clay Suburb. By Hebe Elsna. Jarrolds 7s. 6d. •yHIS is a novel with a weird theme. Myra Beresford had been very ill and had passed into a trance and was given up as dead. Her brother-in-law, an excellent fellow and a slum doctor, loved her.334 words
-
376 1938-07-03 11 In Letters Of Red. Edited by E. Allen Osborne. Michael Joseph. 6s. •T*HIS book Is a pot-pourri of contributions by various well-known young writers whose political persuasions are socialist and communist, and collected under the editorship of Mr. E. Allen Osborne. Vmongst the contributors are376 words
-
275 1938-07-03 11 A Case Dead and Buried. By Charles Barry. Hurst and Blackett. 7s. 6d. Inspector Maigret Investigates. By Georges Sitnenon. Poison. By Lee Thayer. Hurst and Blackett. 3s. 6d. each. There is a lot of first class mystery about "A Caae Dead and Buried," but275 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement101 1938-07-03 11 NOTICE of REMOVAL Our Head Office is NOW at 46, HIGH STREET, (NEXT DOOR TO B.H.T. DWIATRAM&CO.. SILK STORE) M. MOHAMED DULFAKIR&CO. ■a E5bS BLa-^w B m i^VSUMaI l 49 .afl 1 111 LssaW w 1 1\ aY L^aW'^^H Chamberlain's Cough Remedy •oolites irritation, eases inflamed ar.-a*, breaks up congestion101 words
-
Advertisement841 1938-07-03 11 I RUNDOWN f&Sr\ I AND AILING, MAKE ft V; VTHIS SIMPLE TESTVI^A/ New Discoveries in Nutrition Show How MINERALS and FOOD lODINE Build Worn Out, Pale, Sickly People into uSI I* Strong, Red-Blooded Men and Women &J jg^ Pacific Ocean FOOD lODINE and MINERALS ia WA •VIKELP' Tablata MUST Giva841 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1157 1938-07-03 12 " Waitaki - French Have Given Saigon The Gay Atmosphere Of Paris "Waitaki" By THE French have a way of taking the atmosphere of gay Paris with them when they colonise and transplanting it with a smile even in darkest Africa. They have certainly done this with Saigon, only 36 hours away from1,157 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement90 1938-07-03 12 use Brylcreem regu- f^^Xjf&Bm 1 r^Q\ Urly. For Brylcreem v__ V is more than a firstclass dressing. It's a splendid hair tonic as well. Besides contro'ling the hair without gumming it, Brylcreem invigorates the scalp. Saves time, too. One application keeps the hair well-groomed for the whole day. Get a90 words
-
-
1425 1938-07-03 13 Behind The News With Crux Australis TWO small German boys painstakingly gripped man-size pens rvnd wrote their names In the v.orial scroll that was cemented into the wall of the new German Club last Sunday. In the mind of the only nonGerman attending the ceremony arose the thought whetner the1,425 words
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement160 1938-07-03 13 Do you feel as If all /our strength has been sapped out of you f The best and quickest way to re- ar store lost energy and youth is to taka Jw\\ Phosferine Tonic Wine. After the /flQ^\ very first glass you will feel this wonderful rejuvenating wine doing ~~jm\160 words
-
Advertisement133 1938-07-03 13 yp\^ *<i w%£& (tow JftK^^v Jims PIVR 3 n K r y/*"*S l s a on S wn c now s ncc r E no first compounded his Fruit* Salt /a\L/'«^n \sfl. f /A^\ Great events have come and gone.. Five monarchs have reigned at Buckingham /-7ji'\"^i M in Palace133 words
-
-
Article, Illustration398 1938-07-03 14 Empire And Dutch Services To Australia WITH the departure from Singapore yesterday of Challenger, the first Empire flying-boat to enter the through service from London to Sydney, and the departure from Batavia this afternoon of the first Dutch plane to fly the Australian route in398 words
-
271 1938-07-03 14 /~VN the longest air route in the world flown by one type of aircraft, passengers who board Empire flying-boats at Southampton are now able to fly beyond Singapore as far as Sydney in spacious comfort, following the extension of the airboat route to Australia. Soon271 words
-
Article67 1938-07-03 14 Dutch Flew To Australia In 1931 'THE Dutch made a commercial flight to Australia as early as 1931. In May of that year, an experimental air mail flight from Batavia to Melbourne was carried out. Leaving Batavia on May 12, the plane, a Fokker, arrived in Sydney on May 1767 words
-
274 1938-07-03 14 Connecting with Royal Dutch Airlines Amsterdam-Batavia planes at Batavia, the Lockheed Super Electras placed on the Australia service by the Royal Netherlands Indies Airways (K.N.1.L.M.) make the Batavia-Sydney run in two and a half-days and the return journey in a little under274 words
-
Article80 1938-07-03 14 Airboats Will Go To New Zealand An agreement for the joint control by the Australian, New Zealand, and British Governments of the extension of the Empire flying-boat service from Sydney to New Zealand is now in sight. Negotiations between the three Governments indicate that a full service between Auckland and80 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement108 1938-07-03 14 by FLYING BOAT Commencing from July 2nd the big 4-Engined Empire Flying Boats will commence a 3i days service connecting Singapore and Sydney. DEPARTURE: Wed. Sat. Morning ARRIVAL: Mon. Fri. afternoon. Night Stops: SOERABAYA, DARWIN, TOWNSVILLE, SYDNEY Qantas Empire Airways Ltd. FARES are— Australian Currency. Singapore to Sydney £70— Brisbane108 words
-
-
Article, Illustration931 1938-07-03 15 Pickler - Pickler By Nathaniel Gubbins Is Still On Holiday FIDGET Tiie mathematician who was always squaring his shoulders. Conversation Piece "We saved our lives by cutting up our boots and eating them." "Bp quiet. You might give the landlady an idea." ENTERPRISING BLOW An American film star on a visit931 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement91 1938-07-03 15 sffißftfe "TsHJ^BHoftsSS^SySwitf^,- v v.^B^sffißltfilfefe i^sttsifeteL V i i a m and now Australia in 2* days. The combined Services of K.N.I.L.M. (Royal Netherlands Indict* Airways) and K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) are the last word in speed and comfort in transportation. Luxurious, silent airliners provide cool and comfortable travel91 words
-
-
Page 15 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous226 1938-07-03 15 CONTRACT BRIDGE BY THE FOUR ACES A FTER winning the Pair Championship of the United States Bridge Association with Oswald Jacoby, Lester Bachner's first comment was that he had held so many good hands in the tournament he was rather afraid he would be unlucky at Rubber Bridge for some226 words
-
Miscellaneous254 1938-07-03 15 plementary spade suit even though it is quite weak. (3) Jacoby now sets diamonds as the sul; in which to play the hand. (4) Since diamonds have been agreed upon as the final suit, Mr. Bachner's heart bid is now controlshowing. (5) Mr. Jacoby's reasoning In arriving at this seven-bid254 words
-
-
®fo ©mas
-
Article136 1938-07-03 16 Aerial Expansion THIS is an important week-end In Malayan aviation history. Thej Imperial-Qantas flying-boat Challenger left Singapore yesterday, the first through plane in regular service between Southampton and Sydney. Flying virtually half-way: round the world. Challenger thus I begins a service which will shortly expand into the greatest cheap136 words
-
Article224 1938-07-03 16 PIE Government buildings in Empress Place, Singapore, are un-, dergoing periodical maintenance work to make them at least safe for occupation. Perhaps something might be done to make them creditable, or even comfortable, but expense in that direction hardly seems j justified if any long-term policy for! the224 words
-
Article184 1938-07-03 16 PR so long have the Dutch been held up to Malayans as p model of efficiency, in everything from tin dredging to flying, that it was beginning to seem almost impossible that the Netherlands Indies could learn anything from us. But twice in a week Malayans have184 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1668 1938-07-03 16 Edgar Ansel Mowrer - Edgar Ansel Mowrer By Dr. Sun Vat-sen And Chinese Nationalism MEW China begins at Canton, the "city of rams", the city of revolutions, the birthplace of Sun Vat-sen and Chinese nationalism, the chief window of China on the great wide world. "The rams" are largely forgotten, with1,668 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement221 1938-07-03 16 Tel TEL: 43 1 O t^ 43 1 MANUFACTURING DISPENSING OPTICIANS THE OPTICAL HO"SE 65, STAMFORD ROAD. SINGAPORE. r Rfi V i IB TRY OUR lAILORIMC We only solicit your trial order. MIEN CHONG Spores most up-to-date Tailor. 34, Coleman St. Phone 4816. WORLD'S NEED OF QUALIFIED ENGINEERS Vlght Proipacti221 words
-
Advertisement35 1938-07-03 16 The New World Cabaret TEA li\M>. (ADMISSION HUM THTHS. SATURDAY A SUNDAY AFTER DINNfcR DANCES (ADMISSION 50 CTS.I EVERY NIGHI FROM 9 P.M. rO MIDNIGHT PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS HIRE CHARLES. Phone 2902. 212, Orchardjtd35 words
-
Advertisement28 1938-07-03 16 K. P. M. LINE On leave? Travel home via South Africa First Class from £97/-/-FOR DETAILED INFORMATION APPLY TO: X.P.M. Line 1, FINLAYSON GREEN, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated M Holland.)28 words
-
-
671 1938-07-03 17 They Are Unsuited For Active Tropical Service, Doctors Say No Safeguard Against Japanese River Fever LEG PROTECTION IS NEEDED IN THE JUNGLE WILL THE BRITISH ARMY HAVE TO ABANDON THE USE OF SHORTS IN r HE TROPICS? Japanese river fever (tropical typhus) is becoming more671 words
-
Article, Illustration81 1938-07-03 17 FAST NEW AIR SERVICE BETWEEN LONDON AND BRUSSELS Sabena has opened their fast new air service between London and Brussels. The machine is a Savoia-Marchetti 5.83 type, and is the commercial counterpart of the 5.79, flown by the winners in the Istres-Damascus-Paris air race in August 1937. With its three81 words
-
Article, Illustration55 1938-07-03 17 Sculptor chooses "loveliest girl", Mr. Barney Scale, the sculptor, who searched for many months to find the perfect man and woman for his family group at the G'asgow Exhibition, selected "Lyons' Loveliest Girl" at their annual sports carnival at Sudbury. Miss Georgina Hcllen, the winner, is seen being congratulated by55 words
-
Article141 1938-07-03 17 BIG AIR TASKS FACING REITH A DOMESTIC upheaval in Imperial Airways, with extensive staff changes and reorganisation, is to follow Sir John Reith's appointment to the £10,000-a-year chairmanship. Informal discussions will take place ti'ore he leaves the b.B r The first job the ex-8.8.C. Direc-tor-General is to tackle is a141 words
-
Article156 1938-07-03 17 MIRACLES OF MODERN SURGERY London. nOCTOR ALEXIS CARREL, French scientist, for some years has been growing human tissues apart from the body, but has been hampered by lack of a germ-proof pump, which would prevent contamination of the tissues. The artificial heart of the aviator, Colonel Lindbergh, has solved the156 words
-
330 1938-07-03 17 Five-Storey Chinese Pagoda As Present To Sydney A live-storey Chinese pagoda, with a gilded, shining sphere, and bronze bells tinkling in the breeze, will adorn Sydney's harbour-side if the Consul-general for China (Dr. C. J. Pao) can realise his plan for cultural co-operation between the oldest and the youngest of330 words
-
Article123 1938-07-03 17 •T7IK dominant note in new recruiting posters in England Is the interesting character of the modern soldier's life and work. The modern Army gives young men interesting work with mechanised training," is a slogan. Another, with illustrations of the Army-on-wheels, is Join the Royal Artillery,123 words
-
Article101 1938-07-03 17 Los Angeles. •T"HE Japanese recently bought thirty American-made Seversky P-35 pursuit aeroplanes, each powered by a one thousand horse power Wright Cyclone engine ar.d armed with one .50 calibre and one .30 calibre fixed machine-gun, also with provision for bombs. These machines have a speed of101 words
-
Article28 1938-07-03 17 Police charged with batons when crowds threatened Fascists who tried to hold a meeting In Club-row, Stioreditch, E. Five men were arrested, and many injured.28 words
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement259 1938-07-03 17 I feel YOUNGER ff| Dr. Cassell's Tablets J^J i 10 years have slipped off my back since 1 started fg| MIV^T £tk I taking Dr. Cassell^s Tablets! I was getting old. 1 12»li «§S i worn out, racked by pain and Nervy— but now I H£s&ss'!M^k fW& i feel like259 words
-
Advertisement100 1938-07-03 17 Q MjCdfuJl BitfkAaq \m il J ffiH 1 z WtdßHr VH fi V %MH*a«^B^ JWBm v V C- hcse are the famous English Quadruplets, Ernest, Michael, Paul and Ann Miles now i years old. Once their baby lives hung by a slender thread but look at them nowl What a100 words
-
-
Article, Illustration938 1938-07-03 18 By The Onlooker THE development of intricate problems connected with the international control of tin and rubber during the past six or seven years has made the the post of Malayan Agent in London anything but the sinecure that it was once considered to be. Malayans, particularly938 words
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement468 1938-07-03 18 r? tlnßa IbV 7 B 7 V J^BB^sV VBV it Ia ■i Heal that itching rash with Resinol One of the many thousands who have used this comforting healing ointment writes "Resinol Ointment i» so soothing ir stopped my itching skin at once. I got the first night's sleep I468 words
-
-
Article279 1938-07-03 19 THE jubilee of Kodak is being celebrated this year. It was on September 4, 1888. that George Eastman patented his "No. 1 Kodak." In his own words of that day, for where the practice of the art was formerly confined to those who could give it study279 words
-
370 1938-07-03 19 Fitness Campaign Girl Engaged To Lord Hamilton LJKKK is the true story, told for the first time, of Britain's most talked-of romance of the year the engagement of Mi.-s Prunella Stack, leader of the National Fitness campaign, to Lord David Douglas- Ham i' tn.370 words
-
Article75 1938-07-03 19 WOMEN are not popular in their professions because they are too Aggressive, Miss Hannah Cross, first woman to become a member of the General Bar Council, told a British Commonwealth League conference in London. She added: "This aggressiveness is shown by the feminist who finds slights75 words
-
Article57 1938-07-03 19 Hollywood. Sandra Martin pleaded guilty to three counts of forgery and theft from the film star, Sim one Simon. The amount involved is more than £10,000. The accused said: "After much consideration I have decided to plead guilty. It will be the quickest way to dispose of57 words
-
Article, Illustration239 1938-07-03 19 Snapshot Guild rls surprising how little light Is needed to make a picture if the light is placed close to the subject. For instance, look at the snapshot akove. The only light Is the weak little electric candle lamp, held about a foot from239 words
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement259 1938-07-03 19 CLEAR THAT COLD WITH VAPEX Breathe the Vapex vapour from youi handkerchief by day and from the end of your pillow b> night. It kills the germs, relieves stuffiness, prevents the spread of infection. Obtainable from Chemists and Stores. GARAGE TO LET at No. 2, Belilios Road. Fcr Motor Lorrie*,259 words
-
Advertisement325 1938-07-03 19 J alka-seltzer!< GIVES YOU TWO-FOLD RELIEF Jgjj MB^k '"PHL amazing way Allca-Sclcer rc£Cfl sSimw u 'c\-cs the pain and discomfort of I^^^^^ jSw I fK Headaches, Sour Stomach, Distress KSJBSfIKSfIfi^L after Meals Colds, and Muscular HS^HHBhV Aches and Pains seems almost too Ijß //T-^JI good to be true. W r325 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement325 1938-07-03 20 lllllliHliMl^^ aw I t 1-^*MBU^s4bUbQP^^^a^^tfHsßßßßßßßW^^^K M 'v\ S <niflaaniS^^n<^»^^Bßßßßl 'kSWVMraVA m -^"v I Mf bbbKsbs^^HA f#l i'Vuß^k^B staVL^44^SSSSSM R I M sDC^sbSHbbsHbK BM lAaaaC v*^Ka^^2 Bs^^aS BsSk BbV^bß) If i L^aa^BSSSSsl V^i ■f!»' vi You can uste the true flavour V^^-____-^^^nJH| Eur of fresh fruit at Itr best In this325 words
-
Advertisement383 1938-07-03 20 W^^^<€ \§P THAT'S how your mouth 4v\ feels after nsing Kolynos. The surging, invijjorating Kolynos foam penetrates every pit i s^s* fi ssure M d Quickly removes the dull, dingy stains. It destroys and washes away the dangerous germs that cause tooth decay. Try Kolynoj and see how clean and383 words
-
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous602 1938-07-03 20 $100 FREE ENTRY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MONEY PRIZES FOR CROSSWORD ENTHUSLVSTS OUR WEEKLY "MUST BE WON" OFFER The Sunday Times offers toda> $100 for a correct solution of the Crossword Puzzle printed below. Should no reader succeed in solving the puzzle correctly the $100 will be awarded i« respect of the602 words
-
-
Article, Illustration516 1938-07-03 21 Make-up For Sports Should Be Protective But Not Bizarre Max Factor's Advice UO one enjoys outdoor sports, summer and winter, any more than the film stars in Hollywood. The climate allows Hollywoodians to enjoy a vacation whenever studio duties permit. Every celebrity has his or her favourite fresh air ppstime.516 words
-
562 1938-07-03 21 THE fashion jewellery of the 1 moment is very decorative indeed. Whether it Is real or synthetic it is always of good and often lov.vlv design and sometimes has bee > created by exquisite workmanshi. Do not despair, therefore, if your purse is not562 words
-
Article60 1938-07-03 21 TAKE one stewing pear for each person, 1 pint of raspberry Jelly, one gill of cream. Stew the pears gently and keep them whole. When jelly is cool enough pour over the pears. Whip the cream, and when the jelly is set, place this over the top60 words
-
Page 21 Advertisements
-
Advertisement410 1938-07-03 21 If you want to look fresh and youngPUT A SPOONFUL OF MOUSSE OF CREAM in your FACE seelheW'' W' BESUITS/\/n ten bccomes^H fitt? dry, i>nn hod lr and wrinkled because y° ur^BgSF^ face powder ab •orbs its naturaiW* N moisture andl|>. m J k^ oils. A new bcauty\ trick enables410 words
-
Advertisement298 1938-07-03 21 An Invitation t^^h^ To Meet v»V^^^^ Representative f^fMV-r£#\ ELIZABETH v/ In k^'S\ /%fJWtt tC\\)^ July 6th to August sth itflV yd* Treatments /^^■Sfl: yw Complimentary Consultations tf MAYNARD'S f I Make your m appointments Nov? W to avoid disappointment.' YARDLEY LAVENDER wherever lies the path of beauty Women of Fashion298 words
-
-
Article93 1938-07-03 22 TAKE one tin of peaches, V 2 pint of cream, 1 oz. of ratafias, castor sugar, vanilla, cochineal and a little marsala. First lift the half peaches out of the syrup, put them, hollow side up, on a glass dish, put the ratafias on each half peach (first93 words
-
549 1938-07-03 22 Necklaces Of Real Flowers Are Novel THE latest way of using flowers by night is by way of a Hawaiian necklace. On frocks with tight bodices and wide hemlines the flowering necklet is especially charming. It would not be nearly so appropriate worn with a frock of sheath-like dimensions. Carnations549 words
-
Article, Illustration30 1938-07-03 22 A fuH-Hkirted frock of white organdie, with a pMMfIMT tulle veil, very much shorter than the traditional length, is Peres' suggestion for the summer bride of 1938.30 words
-
Page 22 Advertisements
-
Advertisement279 1938-07-03 22 SHOP CONVENIENTLY I WE OPEN TILL 1 P.M. SHOP ECONOMICALLY i GIAN SINGH'S j Grand Annual^=STOCKTAKING j£s%teg* s.a. l c Mmg^ A Few Striking Bargains fl 13 lIAIK BRUSHES WITH AND WITHOUT r I I-I.AIS DYED BRITISH HAIRCOBDS. i Gaarsnleed Fast Colours. J^^H K\t 33 cts a yard. H HHjsjl279 words
-
Advertisement427 1938-07-03 22 USETHIS g^yT SOAP Wgm&M jf^ jlpWP* 4 <f f and loftant Cuticura is a MEDICINAL and >w TOILET soap, combining in one hi;,' tablet the unique soothing, healing and antiseptic medica- GiVej N^^_^ nunts of Cuticura Ointment, th skin mT j with the mildest and most I °4 n ,°sM*427 words
-
-
Article, Illustration941 1938-07-03 23 Clothes Can Be An Exciting Adventure /^■LOTHES can be so many things, a business, a pastime, an anxiety or a joke. They can express confidence or dismay, put the last touch to success, or turn failure into a rout. And new clothes are the very essence of adventure, for they941 words
-
Page 23 Advertisements
-
Advertisement292 1938-07-03 23 fl Mm r*« »».W /.l. i. pA.f,,, f ,p4 ,i mr Atf/t „,l .11,, <y,ly Top. I .U.y, f twM j i.l' r.r r I,»*<lm,d ,1,,, W^ tn C.f/ r To, k.. bn» |MM M*. I m ,l.d lo k. n Intd <mJj T<. f ,nd ,I*ll rMmmind il wktrtvtr292 words
-
Advertisement439 1938-07-03 23 Doctor's Amazing Discovery Brings Back Youth To Faded Wrinkled Skins .•A Vienna medical journal announces sole rights to the Professor's discovery the latest triumph oi science which will have been acquired at enormous expense •tartle the world Not or.! y has the cause by Tokalon. His extract ot living skin439 words
-
-
Page 23 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous373 1938-07-03 23 Horoscope By Chiras G°nei*a.l OlltlOOl-tS Six P^ets. sitting together, on the .ich mans side of the table. Decisions or las: week are carried (Uranus in the bull, flanked on into action. Exchange may feel one side by Saturn, the Sun and "bullljh. So may you Mercury; on the other by373 words
-
-
Article478 1938-07-03 24 'By Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. I7ROM surveyor to major territorial chief of Negri Sembllan— that Is the romantic rise of Lela Maharajah Hajl Ipap bin Abdullah, who will bo installed with elaborate Malay ceremonial on Monday as the Undang of Rembau. Hajl Ipap, who is478 words
-
Article971 1938-07-03 24 (From Our Own Correspondent) Scremban. /"\NE of the most impressive luncra::; in the district was that of the Rev. Benjamin Stokss L.TH., AngUcac Chaplain of Negri Sembilan, who died at the Seremban General Hospital. Archdeacon Graham White officiated. i assisted by tho Rev. J. G. Hall,971 words
-
Article, Illustration20 1938-07-03 24 Members of the Segri Sembilan Japanese Association photographed on the occasion of the visit of th» Japanese Consul-General from Singapore.20 words
-
Article, Illustration24 1938-07-03 24 A group photograph taken on the occasion of the departure of Mr. E. R, Batts (centre), of Seremban, on transfer to Karmen Estate, Pahang.24 words
-
Page 24 Advertisements
-
Advertisement274 1938-07-03 24 <***'■. ZtirirSZ^-^ 1 "I°** f the con truction of the 1938 expect n motorcar, have been comV»i;»ed in a harmonious CHLVKOLtT to be able to produce a car, which in every- manner. thing would satisfactorily meet the requirements of the Beauty and distinction, combined with easy steering, enormodcrn car owner.274 words
-
-
Article, Illustration50 1938-07-03 25 Referee Bombardier Sandys (R.A.) and the Nepri Sembilan and Malacca sot °r teams which met in the Malaya Cup match played at Malacca recently. The result was a draw, each side scoring once. There was no score in the second half of the game.50 words
-
Article, Illustration1279 1938-07-03 25 Tournament Was Big Success (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Friday. A HIGH standard of play was witnessed in the finals of the Malacca lawn tennis championships played yesterday at the Malacca Club courts under ideal weather conditions. The biggest surprise was created in the women's open singles1,279 words
-
Article, Illustration473 1938-07-03 25 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. MORE than 100 people attended the the annual dance he d by tn? Tampin Club a. the club premises recently. The occasion was also taKen tu mark the recent Introduction of electr Hght and fittings In the bui'.dlng and the general renovation473 words
-
Article139 1938-07-03 25 i From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Saturday. TNDER the auspices of the Geogra- phical Society ot the Anglo Chinese School, Malacca, Mr. H. L. Salmon will .jive a public lecture on "Three years with the Eskimo" at 8 p.m. on Tuesday at the Suydam Girls School Hall. The139 words
-
Article63 1938-07-03 25 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. Under the auspices of the Negrl Sembilan Teachers' Association, a tennis tournament 'singles and doubles) open to all English school teachers in Malaya will be held at Seremban on August 13. 14 and 15. Two challenge cups have been presented by the63 words
-
Page 25 Advertisements
-
Advertisement128 1938-07-03 25 LACTOL The Finest Food For Puppies 6 Dogs Too much meat means too much heat for your dog's blood, causes him acute discomfort through continual scratching, lack of appetite, moodincss, irri- tabiliry and loss of energy. You can y the trouble by cutting down his meat antKLtTSk Ib 4 PAG128 words
-
Advertisement575 1938-07-03 25 |[L/^*\ HEALTHY mff VIGOROUS YOUTH j3B|' afSafc &mZ FS FITI Yo^ thful fuU of viulit y «>d H i X?^ 'ft vigour I Hew By taking Beecham's s9S s e y tone regulate and purify your H r^t system «nd give you that inner heahh j which makes life worth575 words
-
-
304 1938-07-03 26 Young Men Still Lead (Fr jni Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Friday. *¥»HREE games in the second round of the Batu Pahat League have been played off so far. The Chinese have advan?ed to third place by beatIng the Young Men 4—2 in a304 words
-
Article, Illustration150 1938-07-03 26 <From Our Own Correspondent) B.ini Pahat. Owing to the tennis tournament of the Hollanclsche Club, tiie friendly ■,'ames of tennis, arranged agralnst the Chinese Recreation Club, Batu Pahat, has been postponed. The games, which were to be played on July 9 and 10, will be played most150 words
-
Article, Illustration74 1938-07-03 26 The Srtamat Ili-h Srhool has formed a sroul troop, the fourth Se*amat troop (above) Tkli i- Ik* lirM -.ar that routing has l^«n introduced .n this srhonl. The troop eonl .f two patrol, with a tot.- 1 strength of 12. Sroutln- In the dixtrirt has rreatly icnrP'.d74 words
-
Article258 1938-07-03 26 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. IN the finals of the doubles handicap tennis tournament run by the Muar Hospital Club Mrs. Y. Marshall and Bakri beat Majid and Ross by I—6,1 6, 6—2, 6—2. In the first set the winners did nat settle down and Mrs.258 words
-
Article324 1938-07-03 26 (From Our Own Corespondent.) Muar. Friday. T"HE Town Board and the Johors Military Forces each secured two wins in th* Muar F.A. league durln? the week. The Town Board received a walk over from the Public Works Department and then beat the Land Office by the324 words
-
Article134 1938-07-03 26 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat •HTHE Police, closest rivals of the Young Men. won their matatt against the Malay Teachers, 5— 2, in the second round ol the Batu Pahat Football Association League. The game was not as one-sided as the score suggests, for the Teachers put134 words
-
Article, Illustration65 1938-07-03 26 A pli lot iipn MM on the occasion of the departure of the Hon. Major 11. S. Paterson Tom miss.oner of Lands and Mines, Johore Bahrn. on transfer to Kedah as acting British Adviser Slttinj from left. Inche' Sallhon. Mr. W. G. Urquhart. Inche- Aba Bakar, Wan Idrls, Honble Major65 words
-
Page 26 Advertisements
-
Advertisement314 1938-07-03 26 They Ride Drive like Big Cars! .^n^n^n^nfeW nn.^^-^ n^n^n^n^n^n^ jC&^ S^ A /^^^^^^K^C HBfc' >t ■'"J%vS I 3 w^R^^^B^r I 2eVV M ryfcJ< c ii- 1 fff f f \jL --*i 11 Ifi .:-->^: IM i«*^ .mLmJL -T 1* ii i /^^i^^^ n..j... •+••>%*—+ 1 1 1 ri i i314 words
-
-
Article2110 1938-07-03 27 " Nomad - "Nomad" By NEXT Thursday. Friday and Saturday will find service athletes again in action when the Singapore A.A.A. meeting U due to be held on the Padang. It Is understood that Fusr. Heron will. afu>r all. defend his title at the mile and will also be a2,110 words
-
Article, Illustration17 1938-07-03 27 The Admiralty Recreation Club's cricket team which lost to the Indian Association by 53 runs la»i week-end.17 words
-
Page 27 Advertisements
-
Advertisement111 1938-07-03 27 effects of tropical heat and over- Lf^^^ra^^^^^ pMy->~^ work. BRASTAGI offers natures l'nKii^Bfidi^fc^ll K^BarT^^s own remedy Complete relax- VSBfi^fiSw'i ■M ation— cool invigorating air and I^^BrTP^T^^B all the sport and diversion one ,*jf scenery. Golf. Tennis. Mountain- Ss^^^^wk F**^rT J l^"^M eering. Riding. Swimming. ir^{ J*l\ v Billiards and Orchestra111 words
-
Advertisement317 1938-07-03 27 Rich, Red Blood Builds Weight If you are Thin, Underweight, Losing Energy, Tired all the tlrr.e. have a Pale, Sallow Complexion, suffer from Skin Blemishes, Circles under tho Kyen, and lack that 'nysterious magnetic force called "it" you ore run-down and mc.l the new discovery of a Hollywood, California, physician.317 words
-
Advertisement23 1938-07-03 27 SAFETY thitlt Jit ink ac rated waters ORANGE JUICE SODA GRAPE FRUIT SODA SPECIAL DRY GINGER ALE ZOM MINERAL WATER JLRASERJ NEAVE LTD23 words
-
-
1656 1938-07-03 28 FAVOURITES OBLIGE: SMALL DIVIDENDS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. CINE weather favoured the first day of the Perak Turf Club's summer meeting today and the going was good. There was a large attendance, and the totes and cash sweeps were1,656 words
-
Article, Illustration16 1938-07-03 28 The Indian Association cricket team which brat the Admiralty Recreation Club by S3 runs last week-end.16 words
-
Article1056 1938-07-03 28 "TTiE fear was voiced two years ago that the Services might monopolise athletics in Singapore. The results of the Singapore A.A.A. sports meetings have proved otherwise. Only four titles were credited to military teams In 1936 and five In 1937. After studyIng the entries for1,056 words
-
Article321 1938-07-03 28 MISS M. NORTH-HUNT, sister of Mr. 1U H. North-Hunt distributed the prizes at the Singapore Urban Cooperative Union sports at the Victoria School ground yesterday. M. K. Sundram (Naval Base), with 18 points, got the individual championship. He set up an ew record of 10 sec. In the321 words
-
37 1938-07-03 28 •"THE cricket match between the C.S C. and St. Joseph's Institution to have been played yesterday, was cancelled. THe schoolboys had just beci inoculated as an anti-typhn'ri precaution and were unable to play.37 words
-
Article456 1938-07-03 28 THE Chinese are going great guns in Divisions I and II of the league. From the start the Seniors were ahead, but it was only after yesterday's game against the Excise Club that the Reserves went on top. There are no important changes Jn Div. 11l and456 words
-
Article69 1938-07-03 28 (From Our Own Correspondent) Peaang, Saturday. Penang made a very fine start in the inter-State cricket match with Kedah, scoring 337 lor nine b?fore declaring at the tea interval. Principal scorers were Eu Cheow Teik. 78; Wesoerhout. 77: Lim Khye Su. 49; Lim Ch-ng Poh, 48. At69 words
-
Article189 1938-07-03 28 •"■"•HE Indian Association beat the St. Andrew's School at cricket by 42 runs yesterday. The visitors scored 93 and the schoolboys were only able to reply with 51. Scores lA. T Singh b P. Singh 20 W. Singh b Sullivan 26 Choor Singh c Shan b Sullivan 1189 words
-
Article48 1938-07-03 28 IN the annual soccer match bstween the Medical College and Raffles College played on the latter's ground yesterday. Raffles College won by five goals to nil. Toh Boon Huah scored fcur of the Raffles goals, while the oth?r was scored by Ong Swee Keng.48 words
-
Article22 1938-07-03 28 Playing at Gillman Barracks yesterday In Div. II of the S.AF.A. league the Terror beat the Loyals 4^ 1.22 words
-
Article35 1938-07-03 28 In the Municipal Services C\u* doubles lawn tennis handicap final played on the Fairer Park Courts, yesterday. A. Perelra and Pang Choon Jin beat O. S. Tan and G. Ros#, 5—7. 7—5, 6—o.35 words
-
Article559 1938-07-03 28 DLAYINO with a cut fin^r o:i tola right hand, Yndl. -hampk-n Singapore singles lawn tonnis player. *lubeaten by Kai..is. 6—3. 6-2, in the YMC.A. singles championship flna:. played on the V.M.C.A. courts yesterday. After a disappointing beglnn.ns, I Kamis displayed a fine exhibition or tennis, placing extremely559 words
-
664 1938-07-03 29 Two Goal Lead Gained In First Half <From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. r^ISPLAYING all-round superiority Singapore gained a clear victory over Malacca in the Malaya Cup soccer p!ayed here today under Ideal weather conditions. The score was 3— nil. Both teams were664 words
-
433 1938-07-03 29 MRS. V ILLS MOODY is women's tennis singles champion at Wimbledon for the eighth time— a record —says Rciiter. She yesterday beat Helen Jacobs 6-4. 6—o. The m:«;< intl-cllmax Jacobs had a strained Achilles tendon In her aiAlc but, wearir.fr a bandage, kept going inReuter - 433 words
-
Article213 1938-07-03 29 T Australians made 222 in I ..ngs in the match against Yorkshire begun at Sheffield yesterday. cables Router. Yorkshire had made 74 for three at close of play. Yorkshire put the Australians in on a damp wicket. Hassett made SI and Bradman 59. McCabe <13», Fingleton213 words
-
Article130 1938-07-03 29 •yHE a.p.c. r.c.red a eomlortaUf rtc- tory over the Inniskillings a f cr»c'.;et en their gr.-Mr.d mi Paya Lsba;- jrMtar- ay. ne-itinj them by seven wicketJ. j i-:g was highest scorer with 38. i contributed 34. cam in cvi 3 Cari.cle b Pcnnin(,wn 4: 4 Klt c Penninpton130 words
-
Article210 1938-07-03 29 CCC teearzd a firs, inn'n.^j w.n over ♦:>.*• RAF. <i:-.iclciu;.rtrrsi eleven n:. I I F! Lt. Lee- c McMillan b Hygat: 0 L A. C Davijs b 9 fcgffSl 17 L. A. C Jih .-.w b Bmta 15 L. A. C. Pasj b Ja-?ccT 7 Cpl Ackrll]210 words
-
Article84 1938-07-03 29 NINETEEN aeroplanes started from Hatneld, Hertfordshire, yesterday in the King's Cup air race over thousand miles In twenty iaps of a fiftymile triagular circuit says Reuter. The best-handicapped plane receivjed a start of over three hours from Viscauntcjs Wakefield's Percival Mew I Gull, piloted by Captain Pcrcival. who84 words
-
Article, Illustration36 1938-07-03 29 Tlic Penang team in tht iug-ot- war at the police sports yesterday. Results are in Page Twentyeight. Trophies distributed by Mrs. Small, wife of the Colonial Secretary, Mr. A. S. Small, at the police sports yesterday.36 words
-
Article260 1938-07-03 29 London, Saturday. CONDITIONS were not so good as yesterday at the Henley Regatta today. A breeze was blowing across the course. Resuits Stewards' Clip final Leander < holders) casliy beat Trinity College, Oxford in 7 mm. 33 sec. The Oxonians steered erratically and finally hit the] booms. Wy260 words
-
Article54 1938-07-03 29 The team to represent "Lad Footers" Eleven rgain-t Zlon Had Rangers at rocc-fr today at Fairer Park at 5.15 p.m. will be chosen frcm Cheng Scan. Ah Bah. Ah Win-. Kit Tcck John. ClM'i Hen. S for:: iCnt), Yu°n Cheng Sim Win-. Chin Ch?cn, Ah Ltk. Ah54 words
-
Article196 1938-07-03 29 I MALACCA opened with a score of 79 in the cwo-day cricket match with the United Services at Tanglln yesterday. The Services had compiled 93 when time was called and play will be continued today. C. G. Rodrigues, not out, contributed the highest total of 35 for196 words
-
Article185 1938-07-03 29 S.C.C have a first Innings lead over the S.R.C. in their two-day match en the S.R.C. wicket. Sc:res:— S.R.C— FIRST INNINGS P. Bain b McNelll 12 D. D'Cotta, b Growdcr 9 L. Alvis b McNelll 4 T. Chopard c McNamara b Growder 2 R. Thoy c McNamara b185 words
-
Article149 1938-07-03 29 (From Our Own Corespondent Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. T AM SIEW WENG equalled the local school record for the 220 yards flat race when he covered the distance in 23 4/5 sec. at the Victoria Institution spor.s here today. R. Colomb and Chin Thiam Tsiew tied for the149 words
-
Article125 1938-07-03 29 (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Saturday. AFTER the trouncing received at the hands of the Combined. Services In the Malaya Cup competition, drastic changes are beins made in the Johore soccer team. In a trial match between Colours and Whites ployed at the Police Depot today all125 words
-
Article401 1938-07-03 29 •"PHE annual athletic sports of the Mercantile Institution were held at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday under favourable weather conditions. The gathering was large and all tho items cf the programme were very contested. The individual chr.mpion In Class I was Abu Baicai with 20 points. In Class II401 words
-
Article205 1938-07-03 29 The R.A.F. beat Canning at cricket by 75 runs at Seletar yesterday. They declared at 160 for nine wickets to which Fort Canning replied with 85 all out. Scores R.A.K. Smil.:i n Mcß-'fOln b Marshall 27 Thompson b Marshall 18 Hall c MrßeaUl b Dodgson 28 Ueut. Oliver205 words
-
Article85 1938-07-03 29 (From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Saturday. THE Negri Sembilan police sports were held In fine weather today before a large attendance. The individual champlonshio for Malays was wen by Ibrahim, while the individual championship for Indians was won by Sher MoViamed. Seremban district won the district championship shield.85 words
-
Article232 1938-07-03 29 BY beating the Excise Sports Clud 3-nll at Anson Read yesterday the Chinese Reserves moved to the top cf the table In Div. II of the league. Much superior In the first half, the Chinese were two up at the Interval In th? s?ccnd half232 words
-
Article302 1938-07-03 29 •T*HE Si. Andrew's O'.J Boys bc:u the S.C.n.C. by 19 rara a* Konj L.m (ireen jt? day. Evan Won? batted brightly to contribute 53 to hio s'de's j t:tal of 137 runs, while for the v'sitors. I Fartlc-' was unbeaten jvith 35 with M. Koi302 words
-
Article, Illustration700 1938-07-03 30 Singles Will Begin Next Week-end BY OUR BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT A START will be mane next week-end i witli the women's junior singles and veterans' singles charr.pionsldp tournaments. Eight entries have been received for caci even. The result cf the draw, which t:«jk place at the> Clerical700 words
-
Article, Illustration147 1938-07-03 30 The Green IliU Badminton Party which beat the Coronation B.P. 7—o last week-end. From left, back, Ec Poh Boon. Tan Mian* K>w, Wee Sin Onn, Lun Kian Soo, Richard Lee and Low Cheng Koon; front, R. Frols Chung Cheng Hock, Yeo Hong Chuan, and Tay Eoo Liang. The Coronation RP.147 words
-
Article540 1938-07-03 30 (From A Special Correspondent. 'THE final of the Junior inter-team competi- tion to be played today at the Penang Free School will bring the 1938 junior tournament to a close. The finalists are the Llmstcad B.P. and the Young Ansonlans 8.P., and it Is generally expected that540 words
-
Article, Illustration40 1938-07-03 30 A i-hotosraph cf merobr 1 of the Greenland Badminton Pmrt?. KUng. in hnnour or Mr. s. N'kdoson (sealed in the centre) a popular ji t jnan, anj president of the Greenland party, en the eve of his transfer to Kajanf.40 words
-
Article947 1938-07-03 30 OTHE senior giils section of the Selangor 1 annual inter-schools tournaments attracted only two entries the poorest on record, that ot the holders, Bukit Blntang Oirls i School, and Pu>at Girls School. This will be the first time the Methodists and St. Mary's are non-starters. In all probability the947 words
-
Page 30 Advertisements
-
Advertisement430 1938-07-03 30 HOW SANATORIUM PATIENT PUT ON POUNDS of FLESH! ■A I|| J^ftlllW INCREASE >n YOUR WEIGHT 1 J THIS EASY WAY Vsss Jjjß^H of huumv Not only this sanatorium patient, but hundreds ot men, women and children m TASTE(.Etr t I have put on weight, by taking these any, < IHCBfAt430 words
-
Advertisement199 1938-07-03 30 POLAROID POLAROID Glasses are the i latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TIME perfect eye com» fort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this199 words
-
-
Article, Illustration913 1938-07-03 31 "FULL- BACK - "FULL-BACK" BY But Gunners Only A Point Behind tMATEUB VHILETIC I MON \\< •B" stnple.N league system and the '>pon Uonblts kno-k-out system tour-nan-.t ;ii^ of the AriuiUui Athletic Union vdl! defintfa -aav. All entries must be »rnt together v»uh the entry fee to the913 words
-
Article, Illustration39 1938-07-03 31 Yon* IVnr Nam (left) champion, and <*han Seak Ptauan, runner -ap. In the Municipal Services Club annual Üble tennis iMirnament. A. I. Pereira (left) champion, and E. Ijb Merrier, runner-up. In the Municipal Services Club't annual ringles term.' tournament.39 words
-
Article799 1938-07-03 31 " ARCHER - "ARCHER" BY NEXT month, with Its Netherlands Indies—Malaya match and the Malayan championships in Singapore. I should be a pleasant one for followers of tennis and an outstanding one for the game in general in Singapore and Malaya. Influx of players for these two events, with799 words
-
Article372 1938-07-03 31 BY "K. O." ?N response to many requests I am pub', shing the half-yearly ratine; >• boxers who are at present In Malaya. Only three in each division are chosen and the names are given in ord^r Importance. It is an interesting list and one wit!. which372 words
-
Page 31 Advertisements
-
Advertisement448 1938-07-03 31 Standard radio components and tubes. Transmission parts and tubes. Test Instruments And everything lor radio sound. CONSULT US ON YOUR RAOIG SOUND PROBLEMS. For particulars, please apply tt WOPV3-WIDE RAOIG CO. S.X6APORE. 170 FREE PRIZES POPULAR FILM STAR COMPETITION ot\ PRFF CONDITIONS A.U BICYCLES I JL W~~\ x^x HOW W448 words
-
Advertisement514 1938-07-03 31 The Acid in Your Stomach Would Burn tej jf a Hole.,^^*/-^ in the (IVf/// Carpet K Y\^\ £s9bHE^B QIII.MISTS pniirrd BHHfIIBH chloric Acid (same M Actual photonraph ol stomach Acid) on •on If acid dies that to a carpet, you can Imairim. what it does to your stomai li Excess514 words
-
-
Article, Illustration280 1938-07-03 32 HUGE EMPIRE FLYING-BOATS AND NEW DUTCH PLANES BEGIN NEW SERVICES CINGAPORE gains new iraport ance this week-end as a vital link in the world's air routes with the extension of the Empire flying-boat service beyond Singapore to Australia and the new service of Royal Dutch280 words
-
Page 32 Advertisements
-
Advertisement143 1938-07-03 32 A W* 0 C %L BRANDY Holiboronge does everything for you thot plain Halibut liver Oil con do— ood more besides. It contains Halibut Liver Oil blended with delicious orange juice which mokes it an even more effective vitomin tonic The Halibut Liver Oil containing Vitomins A and 0 builds143 words
-
Advertisement180 1938-07-03 32 g^L For DEFECTIVE VISIO2I Sl'to^B Pleae eonsnlt [f^k^MEW CHIXA OPTICAL CO. Stop watches from $9.50 Opposite Clifford Pier BBSBBBBSBBBSSBBSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIIBBB^^^^B BI APPOINTMENT TO H.H. THE RAJAH OF SARAWAK. ELLISON S. EZEKJEL CO. Opticians A Watchmaker* ONLY ADDBKSS:— 3, CAPITOL BUILDING. Singapore. D. T. LIM'S HERBAL MEDICINES. HEBB TONIC SLIMMING HEBB TEA180 words
-