Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 March 1938
1938-03-27
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Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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Title Section15 1938-03-27 1 The Sunday Tribune YIUTYI SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1938. FIV E CENTS, The Sunday Tribune15 words
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60 1938-03-27 1 Clouston Leaves Marseilles: On Last Lap A REUTER message ton Marseilles, dated March 26, statet that Flying OflSttr, A. E. doufltoa and Mr. V. Ricketts reached there at 13.22 G.M.T. and left for London *l 14.05 G.M.T. These intrepid flyers are making an attempt to create a new record for60 words
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423 1938-03-27 1 JAPAN FACING DEFEAT: SHOERT OF SHELLS TIDE OF WAR: TWO ALTERNATIVES IN SHANSI Shanghai, Mar. 2<>. I7OREIGN military observers are of the opinion thai the Sino-Japanese conflict will end before the close of the current year. Judging from the way m which the Japanese are now carrying on operations mReuter - 423 words
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Article, Illustration41 1938-03-27 1 A SNAPPY LINE AND RAPID SPEED The above is a picture of Dorothy Lamour bm she is a typical example of what a aood typist should look like m a bathing cstume Columbia will forgive i>s cribbing suitable example from Paramount!41 words
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Article77 1938-03-27 1 Chance for Local Typists 1 jßotiful "steiiogrdpherj; rcmplisned sin l*f connection witn More Than j yf\Ssr th' e paviUui T>lllr will be held at the Sen t an Sunday morn tg, \pnl j Pfffr^nts will be i:vptcted to, *m3m costumes inU to demon- St i 5 typewriting on i i77 words
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Article49 1938-03-27 1 Kaunas, March 26. A POLISH-LITHUANIAN agreement i been reached whereby the if*umption cf rail, a r, telephone and telegraphic traffic has been arranged between both the countries. Three frontier railway stations will be built. Two air routes between Vilna and Warsaw will also be in--iugu rated. 'Neuter.49 words
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144 1938-03-27 1 3/.P. ONINTERNA TIONAL SITU A TION London, March 26. Hipwi- lor, Mr. Attlcc, speaking last right at the London Nrtt m Engineers dinner said: "1 differ intensely from the Ulster on the present situation, but il is a thing to be proud m thisBritish Official Wireless - 144 words
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Article46 1938-03-27 1 i Warsaw, Mar. 26. IT is Polish that the Lower T*<;usc h3- v ted for the complete abolitipn ei the nlual slaughter of cattle, it is reported the Jewish population hav~ threatened to absteiu iroro eating meat if the decision is J enforced.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article18 1938-03-27 1 Vienna, March Gen Gceriiv' haa arrived here, and hz was received by Dr. Seyss-Inquart. ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article80 1938-03-27 1 FRANCO'S TROOPS FORGE AHEAD Saragos«t, Mar. 26. i pEN. Franco's troops are advancing along the 150-mile front, stretch I ing from Huesca to Teruel. Reports refer to despair and de- ed Tarragona, Revs and Lerida. The lines. Keuter. OFFENSIVE BEGUN Saragassa, Later. The new Nationalist offensive has i begun on80 words
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461 1938-03-27 1 1937— A DISAPPOINTING YEAR FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY i From bur. Guv Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. THE annual general meeting of the Negri Sembilan Planters' AssoI ciation took piace this morning at the Sungei Ujong Club, Mr. ii. F^Fquharson, J.Pv. M.&C./ presiding "over a large attendance. I Tu his presidential address, Mr.461 words
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Article32 1938-03-27 1 CHINESE FLY OVER SHANGHAI Shanghai, Mar. 2G A squadron of Chinese planes are reported lo have made a reconnaissance iUgtit over Shanghai during the night. according to unuomirmed Chinese re- ports.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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354 1938-03-27 1 PRESTON HUDDERSFIELD TO MEET IN CUP FINAL j 6*l Results Of Home Soccer London, March 26. RECORD crowds saw the F.A. Cup semi-finals, which resulted m wins loi Preston and Huudeisiield. Results of Cup and league matches played to-day, as cabled by Renter, were: F.A. CUP (Semi-Finals) Preston N.E. 2354 words
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Advertisement102 1938-03-27 1 f I*l* /\il f*\ ALWAYS TIRED? J Beware! You are being poisoned! When you feel worn out and tire easily, it is a warning that your system is being poisoned. Waste matter is accumulating and forming dangerous toxins. The accumulation of these toxins is the cause of the most serious102 words
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Article646 1938-03-27 2 "TIGER" PAYS SIX FMER CENT. Singapore, Saturday. A net profit of over 8187,000 was disclosed at the annual general meeting of the Malayan Breweries. Ltd., held to-day. A final dividend of six per cent, was declared. The demand for the company's product—"Tiger Beer" was so great646 words
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Article, Illustration44 1938-03-27 2 Tungku Aboe Bakar bin Tungku Syed Ngah Makthar, nephew of His fcugnness tb« Sultan of Langkal, arrived m Singapore on Friday from Manila. The Tungku, who is a violinist, will performances at the Victoria I\*vmorial Hall early next month. He intends proceeding to Europe.44 words
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Article59 1938-03-27 2 Singapore, Saturday. A YOUNG Cantonese fitter, employed by United Engineers, Teck Guan Street, was reported this morning to have been electrocuted while using an electric hand -drill. The deceased was engaged m drilling holes m steel plates at the time and it is believed that the59 words
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Article59 1938-03-27 2 At 'he annual meeting of the United Chinese Bank, Ltd., chairman. Mr. Wee Kheng Chiang, stated that the rrofit for last year amounted to Sll9 100 It was decided to pay a dividend of two per cent., amounting to $20,000, and I to pf-v directors-f ees of59 words
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Article660 1938-03-27 2 Tragedy Follows Family Quarrel greater cost of the raw material. Canned beer has not been so much In the public eye during; the year although I the demand m America for beer m cans appears to be increasing. A larger numbers of brewers at Home. however, are interesting themselves m660 words
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Article22 1938-03-27 2 London. Mar. 26. It is revealed thnt L^rd Di^by \v.;s the raekv wtener of ye.torday's Pteori ti te double Reuter22 words
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Article442 1938-03-27 2 Haytor Rubber's Big Profit s a*. 'THE nctt pwat |f| ducctcrV ircsj as comLS*! 517.343.75 for h,to ig** J pn 'it is due to the betJ*""] a in;', h>r the coramodiwi la: ffCi orrp hai vested m i^/H il). as compared with tfeejJl >.°ar, when a crop of 144*1 obtained,"442 words
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Article96 1938-03-27 2 Found Fncor.s i«is Bj f riend <From Out Own Corr**P* Johore Bab™, Habsah Binti Yrii wile employed tte-Jiij .meat Hospital ****jJV vered in her quarters < ir ci Ma: 25 in an n c /f&i v removed to »ej™ bU where it was WJJii npht side of her96 words
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Article16 1938-03-27 2 T iukit Benut E' tat f" il&f** snd toil while iulance to the O&** 1 LercUjr.16 words
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Advertisement182 1938-03-27 2 I Raffles Brasserie j BRAS BASAH ROAD. j TKY or II SPECIAL J CURRY TIFFIN TO-DAY j SI ,OO"~ SERVED FROM 12.30 TO 3 P.M. ALSO S POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES j j Afternoon Teas a Speciality. HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY RADIOGRAM Outside catering Under- S Order. ENTERTAINMENT taken at182 words
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Advertisement201 1938-03-27 2 WAMTEP CONTESTANTS I— i ii im at ALL WOMEN EXECUTIVES, GIRL SECRETARIES, STENOGRAPHERS STUDENTS are eligible. COLU3IBIA FILMS OF MALAYA, Ltd., are sponsoring a Contest to ad judge the most beau tiiui "StenogrL... and the most accomplished girl "Secretary" lr. tewn m connection with the showing of Columbian **MI^IDCT TWAW201 words
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Article, Illustration1046 1938-03-27 3 Latest News Of The B OAT RACE BLUES... Poi Oxg Djvc t fi m t JhsdJt. (Rjivjcua. OqabL By A Special Correspondent ferences and Mortal prejudices that divide human ff*^' Mom scon m a keener or stranger light than on a HFC tv uiacc of politics .is the amphitheatre for1,046 words
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149 1938-03-27 3 OXFORD U) J. L. Garlon (Eton, Magdalen, Hovu) M. Young (Westminster. Trinity/ *Et. R. Stewart (Eton, Magdalen, /•> A. W. Forbes (St. Paul's, Maadaic n J. P. Burrough (St. Edward's, Si. F.driund > 7.7 F. A. L. Waldran (Shrewsbury, Trinity) *J. C.149 words
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Advertisement98 1938-03-27 3 I PLAN OF COURSE j I M I D D L~E~ 5~ K X" I flk ma., 1MI coves I ™'%y£ iA^*j HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE I I */W HARROOS I TH ""«VCR0 f TS I AmswiCK STEPS V CRA Tft I DITCH k MUE P0ST VT ™t«AM 1 \\W fOOT8AlL A98 words
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Advertisement709 1938-03-27 3 Not Run-Do wn IVT#%VAV Andrews has removed the pM^^^^'^ mlWi %9 mm cause pleasantly— thoroughly O M Hi v WmmmW w^m^ w~^my mm mm I li mml^mmmr^^^S 3r JM .^fli^. W .mmimm*. W TOT W> V^PV m* V mW^ L Ift^l HH Wm Afier ye«» jof palirnl re»«drc^ Atclr rw709 words
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Advertisement317 1938-03-27 4 T I O/ie 0/ //«e Best Programmes shown for years \tt comedy romance of a J BeautifuJ girl who fought 1 bl' wkr c a Tigress to regain a i B-JI K^r* 1^ :jSl^ JK&. Love >he had lost 1 I \*+WmS®m Franchot Tone I WALTER I»IIH;b-:O.\ WITH AN EXCELLENT317 words
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Advertisement252 1938-03-27 4 To assist the Party's Unemployed Members and to Replenish Old Performance Paraphernalia THE OLEH OLEH PARTY will stage A COMICAL DRAMA ENTITLED "KIA SAI, GONG KIA SAI" (interposed with Kronchongs, Stambuls and Extra Turns) at the "A" THEATRE, HAPPY WORLD On Friday, the Ist. of April, 1938, at 9 p.m.252 words
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Advertisement305 1938-03-27 4 c IN WARNER BROS. INSPIRING SPECTACLE 1 "ANOTHER DAWN" j SUPPORTING CAST OF THOUSANDS including i lAN HUNTER FRIEDA INESCOURT (who scored a big hit m "Call it a Day") The Passion Scent Of An Oriental Garden The Rat- tat- tat of Machine Gun Death Lips On Lips While All305 words
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Advertisement45 1938-03-27 4 *^o*' f f <^^** Pavilion 3.15 6.15 9.15 THp,^" l A THRILLINf, KPIT o7*7^*" ADVENTRUE IN ARABIA— FVrni BATTLE SCENES AS THOUSAmSH ARAB HORSEMEN \TT4Ck t. 0F BRITISH GARRISON: rH E KAY t RANCH iItKOI llV\\ llffltt--^":- .';uf -^^t^^^^^UCT' W^^^^f WSJ vS Kjd^E^^S!^ tir fk j-J45 words
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735 1938-03-27 5 Soel Barber ) s - PRIVATE LIFE OF A DASHING BUCCANEER Soel Barber s \nd Fredric March Knows How To Live It > By FEMS a U»nir way to Hollywood frow here, but (he Sunday Tribune j^i>es everywhere we hope and I've just had kJ a of news. Foiiow-up we call it 'cos its a735 words
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Article, Illustration24 1938-03-27 5 PIRATE F ORGETS TO B E CRUEL f OVELY Franciska Gaal, who pia.vs opposite Frederic March in Paramount's "The Buccaneer" new historical spectacular film.24 words
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Article, Illustration22 1938-03-27 5 George Brent looks as though he's m a tough spot m *S bmarine 1)-1" which is coming to 'he Alhambra.22 words
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Article225 1938-03-27 5 rLARK Gable received $1.30 per Men* for his work m fourteen theatrical shows, he/ore he signed with Metrov, I:i>oy7) -Mayer. GLADYS George was a vaudeviUe stai m her own right at eight years ■>.. &ge, i?i an act called. "Little Gtattyi George and Company. She outgrcv.. t»ce act at225 words
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Article, Illustration459 1938-03-27 5 1 There are four leading men— the eternal quadrangle, it looks to me with Pat O'Brien and Wayne Morris '"Kid Galahad") as a couple of youns crewmen who have developed two great inventions— a device to shoot men to the surface if a ship is sunk, and another459 words
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Advertisement473 1938-03-27 5 Youthful Vigour Restored By New, Simple, Easy Method Glands Stimulated /wb men AdiiiireX I To New Activity \Vjgourous Men^J^ J i Without Operation Doctor's Prescription Starts Work First Day x£^^m >^y» 2T'j£ e "s! d who J are Possessed of greater tl<n f r^ 5r rinHon thai quickly stimulates r473 words
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Advertisement557 1938-03-27 6 HE WAS SAVED FROM AN OPERATION After 8 Years Suffering with Gastric Ulcers People suffering from gastric ulcer.; the dread possibility hr Ing over them that their condition will eventually lead to the operating table. That was the case with this man, who tried all kinds of treatment for his557 words
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Advertisement138 1938-03-27 6 can be Cured There are thousands of men and women who suffer awful agony day and night because of pile trouble, who do not know that every chemist stocks a special remedy tliat does most surely and quickly banish t>« misery of this wretched trouble. Make a confidant of your138 words
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Advertisement159 1938-03-27 6 Rich, Red Blood If you are Thin, Underweight, Losing Energy, Tired all the time, have a Pale, Sallow Complexion, .suffer from Skin Blemishes, Circles under the Eyes, and lack that mysterious magnetic force called "it" you are run-down and need the new discovery of a Hollywood, California, physician. This physician,159 words
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Advertisement13 1938-03-27 6 j y^wn fljj i irii bI fiffl I n 1 M i Ma13 words
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Miscellaneous603 1938-03-27 6 ON THE AIR TODAY When And Where To^ Listen In DPrTr m VlVfPI*>F the Swans l4) Scene (5) Hungarian by John Pudnoy and L^He Stokes. Bnlil^rl AiMrli'.Ci Dance. Czardas (6) Scene (Tchaikov- 10.35 p.m. The B.B.C Oich-stra DOArT) a ivriVTTT skv) (Se"tion C), conducted by E. Goatrey 1 itUlxKAiVliVir, 7603 words
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Miscellaneous627 1938-03-27 6 PROGRAMME OF U.S.A. SHORTWiXt B.M.B.C. PROGRAMME The following art the Singapore Station On American short-*** tran«2^ OO~ \1 The number s immediate h* 220 Metres call-letters refer to IdLS* the second number set to tmL}* ll.UO a.m.:— Military Band Music 1020 pm Church Gramophone Records-. Selection, jjew Y ork 1520627 words
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Article, Illustration1200 1938-03-27 7 TRUTH CAN BE DAMNES UNPLEASANT R Ti 1 HERR Hitler the British a press, and 1 d n't <uvv he has any particulai V the Malayan I' ijways supposing that the Ma ayan Press has merited his attenti He considers that freedom of the written word m newspap rs ia1,200 words
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187 1938-03-27 7 Britain France Won't Have A Muzzled Press— Hitler sayr,. 'I am no longer pre- pared to tolerate the unbridle! 9land°r nf rjer??ta?nj m the British and French Press. "When I proposed thr limitation of bombing which fhc British i Government wants also sug- (idled that the most import': ihing was187 words
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Advertisement46 1938-03-27 7 Word Union Ex-President Doesn't Like English Girls Men Don't Make Passes At W^Ly WmmmY^ X *^l^^^r tHmt^' B6m\ WMn^MM^^MMMxHi 1 \/\f I «r f Jmm fll £Mm\ 1 m^M^L Mmm SiK «^B n^^M bk i ■^^^P ■■> st ■■> Ik a I 7fio33^^ Jbbhll^^H: i» Jmm^ MB^^^F flHl46 words
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Advertisement74 1938-03-27 7 i TAIKOO ttr<»Alt i Better sugar i& not to be had not only m our opinion, but m that of hundreds of our customers most of whom were recomme ded by others to try Taikoo Sugar* Try a sample and we've gained another customer. OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. SOLE AGENTS: 'PHONE: STORE74 words
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Article57 1938-03-27 8 i Brisbane, Queensland, Mar. 15. TN a bowls match between Booroodabin and"""<sraceville, at Graceville, there i was one bowl left to play. Mr. Henry James Houston, a retired sergeant of police, sent down a brilliant j shot and won the rink for Booroodabin. i Twenty minutes later57 words
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494 1938-03-27 8 You Can See 100,000,000 Differenet Colours With The Eye By R- A. Thompson D.O.Sc. (Doctor of Ocular Science) VISION is the most wonderful and rom- plex of all our senses. Through vt- j =von you receive fully 80 per cent, of your knowledge of the world and all its j494 words
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Article287 1938-03-27 8 Arab-Jew Struggle ui Hibk I'rophen (By Ai: M London. Mar j THE plan for the partition of Pttea may. m the opinion of Mr a rJZ' the Biblical student, be the tarta of the "last cataclysm" foretoSkT? Bible. "^atfe m a paper read to members qt Victoria Institute287 words
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Article, Illustration14 1938-03-27 8 I Bathing suit fash>ans are ruled by cne law niaximuin of freedom.14 words
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Article238 1938-03-27 8 Organisation Which Never Sleeps OF a great modern airway it may be r'vrM' rwsti or sleeps. During all or other along far-fiung routes, airc diary and associated companies, are while at the central 'brain' m London Wireless messages and cables are coming m at all hours, reporting aircraft movements over238 words
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Advertisement394 1938-03-27 8 i <|!*g Rosy Cheeks, sparkling eyes, a -^^i?" 1^* S.m^irr ■'•••u- -smooth skin J^'^J/*ZA l B l llr wA these come from perfect inner ffm I H cleanliness. Enjoy a Casto- M III I I II phV-nr- chocolate Laxative J# .jj?^ *4 ablct now and again «L; n A know394 words
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Advertisement127 1938-03-27 8 T i*x%P<lllli^ llilTlll^lt <BiVfcs CKKIIIT TO VI AKK« DATS /4ND /jV Afil.vV OTHER HOMfS I m^R Wrs X'K L clarkfc p c matter with j/ constipated- needs GRUEL EVERY DAY. IT'S RiCH IN rjtgj S^*~ "~V I VITAMIN B. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE J%/ Y ANOTHER POUKO- WHAT A N j|127 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1938-03-27 9 POULTRY NOTES How To Improve Your Chicks TF TIMELY U TIPS olding Up 4* Industry "t- *rS2S W* Singa*f m port) a n old Chinese proverb f^h One PiC T Ure h ou.sand words." I agree £rim our Pou Uy >££„, with regard to brood- firing to make my Poul!f1,212 words
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Article165 1938-03-27 9 Fuliy-Clothed Man Dives To Rescue Sydney, New South Wales, Mar. 15. Passengers on thje Australian interstate liner Kanimbla had a thrill when .i fully-clothed man dived into a rough sea to rescue a girl who had tailen overboard. The incident occurred when the Kanimbla was about 250165 words
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Advertisement22 1938-03-27 9 Jl SaSf' 4001 the court' 2*£l, t^ tnull T. Reduce. iT^ V md easy to 7 to 10 days. Kedex A SUMMING22 words
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Advertisement62 1938-03-27 9 Read The |»j MALAYA TRIBUNE i For The Best i Sports Reports J I) Wh* WEAKNESS m\ AN>CM IA U^^^DESCHIENS'Syrup vßv//' KSN Haßmo^lobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical I remedy AL'" \YS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than serums, raw a:<*at,62 words
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Advertisement144 1938-03-27 9 iBo/clen sun ripened I :^^Ks^.^^^^^BS^il^P l general invitation is extended to thr *l|i\^ public to visit the brewery at any time !^^R^fe^|fc^W I The Technical "Manager will be pleased to jb SifiiißHß^^^^^^^^i show visitors over the establishment and r 1 explain how from imported ra* materials, l^^^^^^fe; a first class144 words
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Article898 1938-03-27 10 WITH THE IRISH AT THE ADELPHI By our woman torrtvsiumclciitf i 4 -lit heir gue? I at U Hotel 1: (Mar. Vi St, Patrick. ITT he grill n the roo i c tune of the hat dinner was I i trden a ant evenJ -made of delightIris teller's Band. to898 words
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Article115 1938-03-27 10 Home\v;iril bound on the Oonte Btancaman i the Duke and Duchess of ad. fhey have been Be.li. Sumatra, and seeing the ruins of Angkor on their flrst visit to Far East. On the high seas are Mr. and Mrs. W J. Dexter on the i',ood ship Conto115 words
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Article, Illustration557 1938-03-27 10 WITH the approach of Easter, which seems to be the season for weddings m Singapore, the special problem confronting you is looking around for something both original and suitable as a gift for someone you like, so why don't you take a peep into the Jade Tree,?557 words
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Advertisement95 1938-03-27 10 ENGLISH GUEST <^. hoi-si. <m I distinction .a W <> v NOW V APARTMENI v i fa long j bath. PHONES: 1132 77/i 1 1 ZS /I £tt4£>£ OF j f N ARDENA POWDER V '^j^^^T A >'ot/ w roc roc/ i "'Stej^-r Elizabeth Arden has fourteen shades of Ardena95 words
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Advertisement20 1938-03-27 10 1 W£ Mi)£ ?A££ new stocks include an unparalleled selection of the table linen. Battery Road, Ist floor. Phone 7143.20 words
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Advertisement57 1938-03-27 10 j The Novelty Store j S HAS JUST RECEIVED A VERY NICE COLLECTION OF LADIES' i i HAND-BAGS'. IN SMART AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. C WHITE, BLACK, NAVY BLUE. > 88, North Bridge Road, SINCxAPORE. the softer, deeper-cleansing action of radium-vita niiihl cream clears the complexion and stimulates the pores. aorotny57 words
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Advertisement116 1938-03-27 10 MADAME PAGE Late of 92, Piccadilly, London. EXPER T I i DRESSMAKER j and DESIGNER Battery Bldg. Battery Road, Phone 6327. Singapore IchristieT TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW CONSIGNMENT FROM NEW YORK, FRANCE, AND LONDON OF DRESSES FOR EASTER. S WE SHALL HOLD A SALE S I WITH 50116 words
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Advertisement94 1938-03-27 10 (PALAIS dies MtoWLS 12a, Capitol Buildings l Jii«t reeeiied a mw %liipiiH k nt j of > Gowns for every occasion -Jt o—.~*~.^--^- has just received a shipment of Mflfjlg wrf <» > Jr mU j attractive styles and eotoars. The very hUM k lanry i 1 silk. i Phtfe94 words
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Article, Illustration849 1938-03-27 11 Little Sun-Bathers On The Hill but thai prec;^ Wb«r this j week +*?£**>* mi.st and e.u ■"L don< clothes whkl *>*?££ for an Aui-Jim ike Who, Spring! <* fL an-bathers from St. M TJL. their aTirt^t ray- s on Saturday morn"*l* one forget that for a few ap on the849 words
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Article525 1938-03-27 11 Gay Doings At The Dog JHE St. Patrick's Bail was well attended by a large number of people at the Selangor Club on Thursday last and many of the merry-mak -rs appeared m fancy dress, which added io the gaiety of the surroundings. The "Dog" was attractively decorated with masses525 words
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Advertisement7 1938-03-27 11 Colour th (Jloves and Jh^ 11 Brushes7 words
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Advertisement31 1938-03-27 11 Priscilla Ltd. TIAS JUST RECEIVED A SMALL SHIPMENT OF 'HUBRITE" INFORMAL FROCKS S Tt-1 333 b 61, Stamford Rfi S 4 I i JJ f;^ < I M II I 111 I31 words
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Advertisement82 1938-03-27 11 1 E L S I E MAR Y* Late of London i i for J S i Designed by IIIWADAME PAGEj S at "Rodney lloia«e** S i 2 Battery Road. v Prices Remain $5-S:K). J GINGER ROGERS t.K.O. far |max factor'sl MELTING CLEANSING CREAM The icreen atari prefer M*< Factor's82 words
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Advertisement267 1938-03-27 11 D (AM 0 N D SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS Sturdy all Steel construction— run proofed. Open visible springs harbour no insects. W^-± g r v V y. FT ll Promotes Healthy Sleep reasonably Priced By conforming to the shape of the body it gives even support keeps Che Spine Straight Recommended267 words
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529 1938-03-27 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, March 27, 1938. TIN— A WAY OUT rONTROVERSY continues unabated over the formation of the propoa d Buffi r Tin Pool and, as with other restriction schemes, the likelihood of complete unanimity one way or fhe other, being finally reached is exceedingly remote. Undoubtedly, there is529 words
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Article, Illustration1149 1938-03-27 12 C. //. H;. fa - Will Hore-Belisha Reform TROOPSHIP Conditions? C. H;. fa* WHEN Mr. Hore-Belisha took over the post of Secretary of State \'<iv War a few months ago there were many who anticipated with some interest the steps he would take to stimulate recruiting m the regular army, which at the time was1,149 words
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Advertisement49 1938-03-27 12 PRACTIC* LOin LI) iG Til. ciVE Muscie anomalies. <Jro<s- f& t yd eyes. Co mp i i cat ed ,f cases of defective > js'.-hk s^^ Glasses If needed. x \T K. A. THOMPSON, D.O.3<\, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR Thone :i()02. Consultation Without Cost or Obligation.49 words
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Advertisement68 1938-03-27 12 Dwrt SIX-20 "Kodak" Junior (Hok rf nBHVPiI Anastigmat lenses including laM /4.">— KVt^^lgjl give needle-sharp pictures One motion BflBV^Q opening for speed m action, hxtieinelv C^3h^HM| slim— take it anywhere live level and B^^^uTj uaist-lcvci vicwl.ndeis. ituili-m delated- I^^^Ml action device lor sell -photograph) and lIP^S new "button" release on68 words
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Miscellaneous289 1938-03-27 12 WIT and WISDOM q^ he WEEK. j t think the new vicar is up to the old rpHE Sunday-school teacher had been; Modea-y.' 1 explaining the story of the prodigal j "Yes, I've no desire to shine m one^ son. He finished with the words, "And j public. twenty minutes289 words
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Article, Illustration49 1938-03-27 13 Mthtngli she Is cnly live years eld. Beryl Bailey, who has already become famous as a skater, lias given an exhibition before the f.*uchess of Kent at the All-Star Ice Hockey Match and Exhibition m aid of the Caldecott Community for Children, at the Harringay Arena, London.49 words
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307 1938-03-27 13 NEWSPAPER DEFIES TERRORIST WARNINGS Shanghai- |Hi«and fttol three thrr.itenrm^s have failed to alter •.Semination of the publisher JtfcTra Mci Wan Pao, Americanly Chines* newspaper here, to «t U» Japanese censorship. The latest threatening communigUß was received recently and mci that a hu?e dynamite bomb M 44 be *ed to destroy307 words
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240 1938-03-27 13 STUNG TO DEATH Child Killed By Giant Jellyfish Darwin, Northern Territory, Mar. 15. AN 11-year-old boy named Tommy Chandler was stung to deafJi by a giant jellyfish while swimming near the jarwin Baths. Another named Bennie Babun who dashed to the lad's rescue was stung so badly himself that he240 words
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63 1938-03-27 13 ALPHABET IN EMPIRE STAMPS (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 8. A sale of the Lyddon collection of j mpire stamps, representing every pine > rom A to Z, has realised £1.700 at iormers, the London stamp dealers Mr S- G. Lyddon, of Torquay, had no difficulty m completing a full63 words
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428 1938-03-27 13 ALMOST STAR VED TO DEATH Shanghai. THE dramatic story of how two Chinese families, whose numbers were increased by two births, lived throughout hostilities here m the Japanese illegally occupied Yaiitft^epoo district of the Shanghai International Settlement came to K?rht here recently428 words
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Article89 1938-03-27 13 k MAN whose head and shoulders were concealed under a heavy black mask, and whose identity was not revealed except that he was a clerk, addressed a meeting at Battersea Town Hail m support of the Clerks' Charter for better conditions. The man said that if89 words
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188 1938-03-27 13 Imperial Airways' Bulk Travel Facilities H/lIAT British industries, or rommtr cial enterprises, make the nuM regular vi o: ar travel between En. lan 1 a:'(. various parts of Turopt*.' That question can be answeroa. nowadays, by an examination of the latest figures concerning the bulk travel facilities offered by Imperial188 words
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Advertisement80 1938-03-27 13 AMERICAN SCIENTISTS' INVENTION IN EYEVVEAK ■_.^j Jr^ \O-S C R li r\ Although Rimless Spectacles are better m appearance ar.d lighter m weight than ordinary frame spectacles to wearers but the screws holding the glasses always work loose and cause glass break ige. Only NO-SCRU Mounting which noid;vnses securely and80 words
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Advertisement32 1938-03-27 13 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? Ah! I see you did If you use a solid dentifrice, try 000 *-~*^*j the new Macleans Solid n^^^ A. T. Gillespie, P.O. Box 217, Singapore32 words
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Advertisement702 1938-03-27 13 m 10 IyiINUTES)^^ Stop LOSS OF V I G O U R \??UtiICu/&u4 BANISH SLEEPLESS NIGHTS tfifect'cf and HEART STRAIN J fTX^ur^f^ Asthma sufferers, it is nowin your power to end everyattack -no 'natter how severe -QUICKLY and DEFINITELY. 30 seconds after taking one Ephazone tablet, wonderful ease is felt702 words
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Article, Illustration1321 1938-03-27 14 W. B. PaUm - W. B. PaUm A Specially Per.ec.ed Diving Apparatus To Be Used Fo, Finding Ou, What Is At The Bottom Of The B u «er Tin I In which I discourse I nothing and request vj permission to present to V: I an eminent figure m>|1,321 words
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285 1938-03-27 14 HANKOW, the huge Yangtse city now tumultuous with activity as China's temporary capital and base of her campaign of resistance against Japanese aggression, finds its Bureau of Police busy with multiple war-time duties. The burden of the police administration m Hankow has assum£d the285 words
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53 1938-03-27 14 Children shouldl be^g£*j their earliest V^J^ d habit, and nothmMn interfere with this i ngfki When a a t every child needs og^ the younpest infani licate chad tbe flx^V 1 Administered at n ndig ei^ rf EmkM well and53 words
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Advertisement136 1938-03-27 14 H] HOLDS 21 TIMES IS ||i| MUCHIM&/,j& »T IHIS latest and most ton Jtig^. venicnt of pens makes i« RERL i practically impossible i<>' rui: ESP* dry' at awkward moments ■KgsUS You can sec exactly ho* t ;f;| r much ink remains simply b\ PJ-rJ^ holding the pen up to136 words
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274 1938-03-27 15 Boy Or Girl?- Hospital Gives 1 3 In 4 Mothers Their Wish erA ge woman A rAN CHOOSE/ SAY DOCTORS (B> Air Mai!) London, Mar. 9. h rs who have gone to one of London's great ho tJe said, W I want a boy or "i waul a vu\r seventy££their274 words
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113 1938-03-27 15 Chamberlain Assures Australia On Defence Canberra, Mar. 15. sasSrH J, J? S dissipated by^ an jJ^fUtrst-Jte importance. was occasioned here Jaoose of Commons on iVambwiain defined the objecLfrfSTpoiicy as: first, protec--5T Britain itself; secondly, -ade routes on which OfcJ for food and raw matprotection of British EZT^seas fourthly, co-opera-of the113 words
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Article64 1938-03-27 15 ff^pttlswme particularly about it finish is that its adoption *aßi ilwfents to conserve the 3« wasted on— unnecessary Jjjtflacßents. It is useful also as I Hindustani as the iJJ*fflpa franca. I practical purposes Basic is a I R?^complete English and I JJIL. l)ossib le stepping K??i En llsh64 words
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Article, Illustration101 1938-03-27 15 GANDHI ASTROLOGER. Send your date and time of birth or the time of writing the letter and approximate age. You will be furnished wUh particulars regarding family, profession, health, income, expenses, unexpected fortunes and misfortunes, lotteries, races d all other important events. One year reading monthly details $2.00101 words
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Article59 1938-03-27 15 *i Northern Territory, Mar. 15 T'Ol f: Australian aboriginals Jtuve been speared to deatli and another badly wounded m a tubal fend over a lubra (aboriginal woman). The fighting occurred mur Daly River. Three members oi' the Wargait tribe and two of the Brinkin tribe were59 words
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141 1938-03-27 15 NEW CONTROL SYSTEM Town "Blacked-Out" In 30 Seconds (By Air Mail) Lichfleld, Staffs, Mar. 9. A complete "black-out" has been achieved here m 30 seconds during an Aiv Raid Precautions test. Experts watched the first demonstration m the country of a new system of central control of street lighting and141 words
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147 1938-03-27 15 500,000 PILGRIMS INVADE HOLY CITY Bombay. COME 00 pilgrims are invading v Hardwar, holy city on the banks ol the Ganges, this month. y are visiting the city to attend the famous "Kumgh Mela", one of In- j dia's biggest pilgrim fairs, which is held once m 12 years, and147 words
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Advertisement72 1938-03-27 15 PROTECT THEIR DELICATE TEETH AND GUMS I of dentists recommend I te, h 0 fOr Chlldren I chi^ h en need U t T S l>leasant refreshing taste. Have I H^Z* "KMeptic cleant f n Ur children Kolynos mornI H^^-^ldten tkJ PrWteCt the ms and °^^a Uje f enmm^ and72 words
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Advertisement339 1938-03-27 15 over I f to your I V..-. There is unshakable scientific prcaf^ I that Sanatogen will do that for yen 1 |l Strengthen your nerves, rejuvenate yottf U improve your vitality by 24" with Saius Discover the difference between "iiali hea and real health If ib normul people hkr you,339 words
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Article, Illustration1088 1938-03-27 16 i G. S. Hamiwd - i G. S. Hamiwd More About The Office Menace TT is my intention this week to give a little free advertising co that inter-office communication system which formed the subject of an article appearing on this page last December. In that article 1 recorded certain impress-ons1,088 words
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Advertisement432 1938-03-27 16 ournm&Achinp M 7". r- S$ i tea reejr >J> refreshed k\Hke Magic II you are afflicted with sore, t)rr 1. aching burning tender or perspiring feet, hard skin, corn 3. callouses, and bunions, you should know that these troubles are caused through excess foot acid You've got to get nd432 words
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Advertisement103 1938-03-27 16 I THE TWELVE H.P. SALOON The Singer Twelve that gained a reputation as the "Twelve with the amazing performance" is continued m a new form with many more important features. Never before has a Twelve H.P. Saloon /•-'Jt-""?^ < >^^--^ 3 sucn amazm S performance and /I&lr. '•-^lltf^F'&W/^ttfeßl economy been103 words
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Advertisement14 1938-03-27 16 I 4LI should be a>j*cJ 1 IIV or fourth,--\l|Jf in S:id D the trouble14 words
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Article, Illustration1466 1938-03-27 17 Virginia Wight - SINGAPORE MAKES FRONT PAGE NEWS IN THE STATES Virginia Wight Virginia Wight, Ex-Tribune Woman Reporter, Writes Us From America 1 By And Here's tjie Latest From tfew York or k- been makiiw front page news m our New Y,,rk ,1 a Western eyes, apprehensive of ever ■*E5r misapprehension, the general1,466 words
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Advertisement152 1938-03-27 17 CLAUDETTE COLBERT'S secret showed Sally the way to beauty I c A MONTH LATER ««l*>girl could be attractive with "Listen to th» j&Ily! Like n me a skin as coarse as mine. I'd give out of ten other him stars, h anything to have a complexion Claudette Colbert keeps her152 words
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Article198 1938-03-27 18 They Would Keep Saying "How Fat You Are" Bad enough to know that you are getticg fat, without "kind friends" teiiing you .so! That is how this woman felt. So .she decided to put a stop *.o it, and m three months she took off198 words
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214 1938-03-27 18 Emigrant Move To Australia Is Expected <B> Air Mai!) Km AUSTRALIA'S new policy towards p,j<j h i mmi Lyons. the Commonwealth Premier ha* raiiv^ r London. In official quarters and amo»>? the l^adiru? v*"! concerned, it is regarded as the most important s n /i for many years. and ho214 words
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Article119 1938-03-27 18 TRAVEL URGE BROUGHT FAME Ry Air My I THIRTY YEAR-OIXI starved m Ho!lt*J years before gettinnbfeb, brought him fame a, Rritish films, h* UrV Pinrwood on hi> foork^ turn m 12 months. Is David Macdooiid, I looking, and modest. The picture. "A Spot of Bq Robertson Hare and Alfred^ is119 words
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161 1938-03-27 18 AUSTRALIAN MEMORIAL To Re Unveiled In France By King uanoerra, iviai. a^». The Australian Government has asked the Returned Sold ers' and Sailors' Imperial League of Australia to nominate a representative of returned soldiers to attend the opening of the Australian memorial at Villers Bretonneux by the Kins late m161 words
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Article79 1938-03-27 18 One Australian h W«f Endshmen Sydney, New South flikl One Australian is worth men when it comes to e*H* That is the opinion of t Kriens, fimou.* internattoaiN has arrived m Sydney by tk! "You Australians mart M oetites." he said. The* was served to me vested? to your79 words
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Advertisement196 1938-03-27 18 H3Hy t Jj easy handing. A B.S'.A. Service-after-purchase and high second cf any other make. /iGnd pnces are £?6v> 0/ BJSA's great assets. Cycle Carriage Co., (1926) Ltd. SINGAPORE— MALACCA— KUALA LUMPUR— BATU PAHAT— MUAR. nang Motors, Penang Ipoh Motors, Ipoh Motorists Stores, Scremban. i nww 1 1 >im m196 words
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Advertisement42 1938-03-27 18 m 3 second s^*"*^^ CORNS are killed and loosened with just one application of Gets-It. A drop or two ends the torture of throbbing corns. A few days later you can lift off the corn root nnd all. Makes you forget corns.42 words
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Advertisement241 1938-03-27 18 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH <S CMPOSSIBLE. VETARZOK Never before wa:» there anything nKe it. nor me us marvsllou* properties m ever to be equalled m diseases arising from impure blood It »earch«» out and«*sis» from the vital current every lurking trace of poisonous matter curing to «kindisease>, scrofuloufe and gleodulu241 words
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Article, Illustration101 1938-03-27 19 SAMUEL TO PLAY FOR SELANGOR DESPITE HIS DECISION TO RETIRE Malayan Badminton Topics cbfb events, <as the dearth of entries rereived m these events for the forthcoming tournament) and at the same time anything more than 21 for each event is too much for the whole tournament, why not raise101 words
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Article, Illustration487 1938-03-27 19 MORE TO PLA V IN S.B.A. MATCHES? (By 'Phoenix") U7ITHIN six weeks from now, the J» S B.A. season will open with the playing- off of ties m the junior championship for men. In discussin? this subject, our thoughts go back to last487 words
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423 1938-03-27 19 KINTA INTRODUCING AN INNOVATION "Racquet") ftffSl of to J^enth 0 nperak &W i 2 T* and al lnt -n Association X *hr we,, w', 6^ years. 1 to Malayan bad•Ci* 25 e f l always 15. I*)n ?Si :-J 5 Pleasing to K^Mttoo? Nam423 words
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579 1938-03-27 19 (By "Sphnix") MOTVVITHSTANDING the fact that the Penang doubles' champions, Tan Choon Kooi and Lim Yong Fong, and other formidable combinations like Tan Jin lan and Foo Yew Teng are not available for the Malayan championship meeting to be held at Kuala Lumpur during the Easter579 words
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Article99 1938-03-27 19 "PHOENIX." in an article pub- lished on this V'jge a fortnight ago, expressed the view that that the Malayan mixed doubles title might change hands this year. 3 This vieiv now appears to be more tha.n justified as A. S. Samuel, holder of the Malayan singles title99 words
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Advertisement61 1938-03-27 19 y A -DIAMOND- BED IS A GIFT OF GIFTS TO HOME MAKERS The bedst«*3 it tb« centre of th« home. rric«. beauty^n J endurance should be considered On comparison of the«« three qualitiet. DIAMOND bed* cannot be •«u*lUd. i DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO LTD SOI KRfiPONG BBMOU 00PO Uanufadurtr, V61 words
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Advertisement581 1938-03-27 19 Germs m Your Kidneys Kill Health and Vitality I'M TIRED OUT 1 TRY CYSTEX lif ITHELPEDYOU YES, MvANKiCS R S E ACm^ MAYBE YOUR WONDERFULLY 2g£%gS& AND GET UP NIGHTS j j^KIDNEYS NEEDHELP 7•" f YOU SAY I YES.IT WONT COST IJ6 DAYS LATEP I cotmore j CYSTEX IS A581 words
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Advertisement395 1938-03-27 19 DO YOU FEEL WORN OUT? New Vitality For Tired Men The daily round of work catBM a tei--Be toll of bodily energy in this trying climate, If you are not to break clown under this strain you irust replace repularly the energy drained Iran your system by the heat and395 words
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Article, Illustration1588 1938-03-27 20 Singapore League Soccer Prospects Malays And S.C.C. Start Well Chinese Will Have To Put On A Spurt The Second And Third Dirisionx Crick ters Make Merry Everywhere Forthcoming Big Events Table Tennis Treats In 8 ngapore Hungarians Surprised At Local Standard Penang Racing Season Draws1,588 words
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Article713 1938-03-27 20 Boxing Notes By I "Flaneur" I YF a finis victory aloae was 'h' purpose venlura Marques, th<fl.!sii\- v r outij? Mexican boxet, si t oir li acconplish m liis title liirht a-rainst [gnacio Fernandex at the Happy World on Mar. 18. he succeeded very well, aid fully earned713 words
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Advertisement333 1938-03-27 20 €1 X QUEST OF OLD AGE IS IT POSSIBLE? Old Age if the most difficult problem which scientists have ever had to tackle. Tt defies solution! No process is known by whi^h men and women can be ma^e to enioy permanent youth and vitality. The progress of modern science has,333 words
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Advertisement156 1938-03-27 20 i ■■B^Bb, v^ Wu H P BflflflflflßfeT^ 9 B v %>s■■■■ Jmk X^^^^¥"'- 9*^ss' %s*™* :> f XT Good for your loofies As soon as the first tiny tooth is due, give your baby 'Ovaltine' Rusks to bite and crunch. They will ensure his happiness and contentment i-.ijugnout teething time.156 words
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Advertisement25 1938-03-27 20 ylF^cvoal WORLD'S NE£ H R£ AR£ THE as N i> rtc /'MIALIrI^ STOKACiK LTD. iraS^S^'^jS >^| Supplies obtainable everywhere TH( IFfHXOi' f ftjf Or w «^tfk^^25 words
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Advertisement154 1938-03-27 21 JJ*«l «cellence- on the same 112-inch wheelbase d c^ ually low °P erating expense you get the sanie proV sd Ford features. Whatever prica 8i T CQdvanta 9^of a V-typeS-cylinder the same fundame ntal Ford advantages. For them, we {Qr ig33 N, n^^r F rd V B haS the 3154 words
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Article764 1938-03-27 22 Necessity For Reducing Singles Entries Deplored MALAYAN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS (By "Phoenix") Singapore, Saturday. niStUSSION Is going on almost ceaselessly m local badminton rircJes on the subject of Singapore having to reduce the number of entries for the men's singles event m the forthcoming Malayan championships764 words
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Article1175 1938-03-27 22 (From Our Own Correspondent; Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 26. A BRILLIANT undefeated 118 by B. S. Gill and 50 by Denison Smith enabled Selangor to declare the first innings against Peiak m to-day's inter-State match closed shortly after the tea interval with 264 runs for seven.1,175 words
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Article269 1938-03-27 22 Extra Professional Mm Next Saturday (From Our Own Reporter/ Penang, Saturday WEIGHTS for Saturday next, the opening day of the Penang extra race meeting, are as follows: HORSES, Class 1. IH furs. Release M Lord logy M Deepdene Clever Alec 8.9 Lucky Life 8.8269 words
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Article64 1938-03-27 22 (iood Scores At Bi f Timah A HANDICAP .spoon shoot v by the Siugapore Rifle Awu Bukit Timah raiigc to-day i were as follows: 300 500 Dai 28 II Bradshaw 27 Smith 18 Irian 26 28 HoDkin.s 26 2S Collins 26 32 Mrlnt M 26 I ki C.64 words
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Advertisement321 1938-03-27 22 y*.Sp«ctoi Dry Uafa Al. Uwult .'b w )uK Zom Cn»h Cupt rrnH Sn<fc»Tw»c y^, w>ICT O,4n|j> Juk^ '^TTfr Oil SCRATCH-PROOF POINT CM) OF PLATINUM AND GOLD A House Without GLASS is like aPen without |M Parker Vacumatics |jf The Parker Vacumatic is a modern Point and new self-governed ink I?j3ebfef321 words
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Advertisement19 1938-03-27 22 \^\_SPEEDiAiG TOR _^^s s Sj N^^^ "~^N /HEALTH -j— TI^ER 6AL^I,6AIASHM AOHMKAWprTB^ KNCi AlJi\ IO.M. IMI IN. 11l lIAJX19 words
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651 1938-03-27 23 SPIRITED SOCCER AT ANSON ROAD LARGE CROWD WITNESSES A THRILLING DISPLAY i Singapore, Saturday. IJAD they been less prone to dilly "dallying m front, of goal, and displayed greater opportunism the Malays should have scored at least half a dozen goals651 words
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Article124 1938-03-27 23 Indian Association XI AT S.R.C. tit* club Team i«* np 14> d La Brooy t **^f JJiis <two for 9> j, REST INNINGS Brow 4 ET7 La Brooy 0 jrtKta b Clarke 0 Ed b Clarke J Extras b Total 53 BOfUNO hk*xftte* tor 15: Alvis two C. Ctaie four124 words
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Article305 1938-03-27 23 ST. ANDREW'S BEAT MALAYS JKTHK THE school won the toss and elected to bat first against a fair attack. Runs •ame in steadily, with Hoosainsah in a breezy mood hitting up 55 before he .vas out. The school eventually declared at 129 ;or 9. Aman Puthe did best in the305 words
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Article43 1938-03-27 23 wa$x«ting 0: the Com- j Klioa CUy Club held at I i Mr. Chia Ah Kui en 1 i Tan Whay Seoh and *«re re-elected hon X hon. assistant M respectively, of the 1 W^a^tn, ror ;ne euuent yeai HKHK43 words
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Article39 1938-03-27 23 Royal beat St. Thomas' by an innings and 87 runs m the annual inter-collegi-ate cricket match m Colombo on March 17 and 18. Scores Royal: 351 for 7 wkts. dccl. St. Thomas': 112 and 152.39 words
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Article290 1938-03-27 23 CEYLON S.C. vs. S.C.R.C. Singapore, Saturday. THE Ceylon Sports Club beat the S.C.R.C. by J5 runs m their cricket fixture played at Rcng Lim Green to-day. For the visitors Thillanathan batted very well with 49 runs. Scores: S.C.R.C. "A" Chua Born Ann c M. Piilay b Jansen t Ong Kirn290 words
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Article76 1938-03-27 23 The following players have been seiected to represent me party agams;, the Sambos Clerks' Club to-day at the letter's court (Puloe Samboe):--Chew Yew Song, Peh Teng Slew, Tham Ah Yew, Tan Huat Seng, Tedciy Holloway and Anthony Choo. Reserves: Bobby Lim and Chwee Veok Players and supporters please76 words
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Article293 1938-03-27 23 AIRMEN MEET ST. JOSEPH'S THE R.A.F. II and St. Joseph's In--1 stitution met at cricket on school ground last afterno Going m first the R.A.F. seori ly to total 152. E o L,ark?n did v» hit up 45 runs m quick tin G. Webb was >est of tion bowlers, to293 words
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Article58 1938-03-27 23 The Summer Ei\ inter-team tournament (League system) will begin an ltitn April, 1933. and the draw wiJl take place on the April 13. Entries dose on April 10. Entry forms can br obtained from the hon. secretary or the hon. sports captain and should be addressed to the58 words
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Article337 1938-03-27 23 Match Between 2nd Teams A FEATURE of the cricket match on the SLC.C. Padan?r yesterday between the sec :\d si rings of the S.C.C. and the S.R.C. was the brillinm knock of 30 runs by It. XV D. H. Dn] The military man hit all round337 words
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Article51 1938-03-27 23 Casuals ::i vs. Ceylon 6. c. m tfa Third Division or the S.A P. A. League ;on Monday on the Fraser Si Neavc iinti: Jaffar; Yee Boo; XKeng Huat; Fook Loy; W. N. Rothery; All Kam; Eng Hong; Lye Chuor; Huat Ly? and Khck Peng. Reserves: Btetetion51 words
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Advertisement80 1938-03-27 23 j Couldn't sleep for I ■^!l l 't b *tafcl^2 Beware of chea P Substitutes I >;/• ng 1 X ?R J cU the original MACLEAN I i aCleaa s ?I^ D Stomach Pow der, on which you V^ 1 Stom^^*^ 11 1 e P en dfor quick and certain80 words
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Advertisement197 1938-03-27 23 TRAIN YOURSEtF For a good post acquire the tralne: ability which alciie ean command rug] remuneration by studying at home, iL your own spare time, under THE SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY, LONDON GLASGOW, (The foremost Home Study Busine^Training University in the Empire). A Home Study Course has helped thousands of others197 words
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Advertisement451 1938-03-27 23 Oil, My Poor Lgcjs f That Awful Fatigue! Do You Know it? That Agonising Pain Have You Suffered it DO your legs throb and bum? Is your body tortured with the paint of rheumatism Do piles make your life a misery Does your heart fai] to keep your blood flowing451 words
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Article, Illustration39 1938-03-27 24 Some of the competitors m the thread and needle race at the Abattoirs Club sports on Friday. (Tribune). Health Dept. team which won the inter-dept. relay at the Abattoirs Club sports at Jalan Besar. (Tribune).39 words
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183 1938-03-27 24 Indian Business Chiefs Entertained Tea Party v Airport 'TEW countries are so r que as Sj ngapore, Penag. t I urn pur. The local miricin gratulau-d on theeflkia which their rivic activity**;! cut "We an y pkased ;ow, the menace of malaria andrnfe mic diseases has been kept ufe This183 words
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Article56 1938-03-27 24 STRONGER GERMAN PROVINCES liulin, Mar. :iC. Important changes m the map of Prussia have been made by a law sfgned by Hitter and (icn. Goering. uniting PPP** and Lower Silc ia into one provinrc. West Prussia and Brandenburg are sirailary uni:cd. The object of the measure is the creation ofReuter - 56 words
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74 1938-03-27 24 f torn Our Oum Rtftf? Serembin, Sul ALLEGED to be a confideaf worn;; named, Bee Pb v; ro it was alleged, had c« no?f women during up* absconded and was w^JJIJ at MMlaccy.waspi Uy. J P B:ddulph Seremtaiiq Mr R. C. Himiphrty. O.C^ Eecutrd. asked succcssW74 words
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Article88 1938-03-27 24 Man's Head Missing (From )><r OtcnCorW] MR BP. Bridge &HW f held an inquiry l*£l the death of Stoker MJJI dead body was t?»»J J£l Tranquerah beach I H stoker Mortal was rep<*» 1 from the submann; Pg* I n y the bone pn the uPggi^ and the right anfl88 words
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Article101 1938-03-27 24 PRISON SENTENCE FOR RIOTERS (From Our Gicn Reporter) Screnban. Saturday. THE Chuah rioting case. In which ten 1 Chinese were involved, was brought to its conclusion to-day, when his lordship the Hon. Mr. Justice Raia Musa convicted all the five accused, the other i rive having been acquitted and disi101 words
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Article160 1938-03-27 24 Kay Francis In A New Role 'AY Francis is seen to an entirely difj f r*nt tyoe of role m "Another I Dairc which began a season at th I pavilion yesterday. 1 Thj u- nv trh m"!" I ny ,i 1 itself In the commend ol i160 words
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134 1938-03-27 24 AT THE ALHAMBRA Two interesting Films Being Screened i An excellent story of the rise and fa! of a [HipilUtic chmi Is well portray ed m "Somf Blondes Are Dangerous, which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday. Noah Berry. Jr. is seen as 1 boxer is the film, and his134 words
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93 1938-03-27 24 ANDERSON JOHNSTON E Pretty Wedding In Singapore ,:urday. The. marriage of Mi -il A! ersor and Mia Mary R hnstow place to-day. Ihe bri cf An ber 1 'aw ull v the Late Mr. A and M: A Sum v 7ho br Us the daughter of th stem nnd M93 words
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Advertisement101 1938-03-27 24 FOR 5 CENTS m——^»^w—^fc^—^—^— >^Mr St* > < t* W^Jr^ -Ctf~* v I LoVC IV T^-S H vl IT lS rl^ 1 s i I I\L In j^^fe f^l^ |0 %1 >S you almost a h from J^WJ^ children's toys to household //p^4 J£Wl^~ articies< Send iV>r a Gift List101 words
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