Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 July 1938
1938-07-03
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Title Section11 1938-07-03 1 The Sunday Tribune k SING.* PORE, SUNDAY, JULY 1933. FIVE CENTS.11 words
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Article424 1938-07-03 1 [dispute Nearing Climax (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter). jCtTVfIfEU efforts were made >.- iu.:v by Government, i/o.:'^ the Protector of Chiiwmo. t.) arbitrate 5 n the dispute between the Singapore Traction !.'t;., end ;ncr empoy-.s. s b~e:i made by the embas's. A. letter, which q .i-.- an 1(1^.......^.., j j424 words
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Article21 1938-07-03 1 Hospital Week Programme X m -istart'X w I I I W C R Che l:On 1 J*fc Q^ And^w^ Bali I21 words
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Article132 1938-07-03 1 London, July 3 THE air race for the King's cup began this morning. The race is being flown over 20 laps of a tri- j angular course which measures 50% miles. Abcut 20 aeroplanes are taking part. The race begax at 9 a.m. and willReuter; British Official Wireless - 132 words
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Article, Illustration14 1938-07-03 1 BEAUTY IN COURT DRAMA K J** 1 "Barb u H If i* a Londov14 words
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Article, Illustration69 1938-07-03 1 These Are The Godiva Girls EIFTY girls, some of whom had sacrificed half a day's pay, pna fled at the Upper Deck .swimming pool at Hampton Court. Middlesex, m the competition to Choose the IjmH Gcdiva for East Molesey Carnival m August The parade was partly a challenge to Teddington69 words
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Article198 1938-07-03 1 Woolworth Heiress In Court Drama WOOLYVORTH heiress. Barbara Hutton called Baroness Revenilow since her marriage to a Danish nobleman is the centre of a court case which is exciting the whole of Loudon. Her husband appeared m Bow Street this we^-k charged with using threat* a?«inst her which "put i:198 words
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155 1938-07-03 1 U.S. A. SPENDS $14,000,000 FOR WARPLANES Washington. July 1 j'HK United States War Department has awarded contracts exceeding fourteen million doTars m value for 9S aeroplanes and ext?nvion \ir Corps equipment. Tli contracts arc believed to fern; the largest order for aircraft m the history of the Cnited States Army.Reuter - 155 words
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Article86 1938-07-03 1 Lighthouse Man Kidnapped Shanghai July 3. A SWEDISH lighthouse keeper, named Nelson, who is a member cf the staff controlled by the Chinese authorities In Turnabour Island off Foochow is reported to have been kidnapped preI sumably by bandits. The lighthouse is at present not I functionins:. The customs andReuter - 86 words
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Article48 1938-07-03 1 London, July 3. THE death was announced yesterday o* Lieutenant Colonel Sir George Stanley, Governor of Madras from 1929 to 1934 which occurred m London. Before goto g to India, Sir George had a distinguished career a.s a .soldier and politician.-- British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 48 words
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Article96 1938-07-03 1 Mexico City, July 3 IT i.s reliably understood that the Government proposes to institute a 12 per ccvit. -ax en all export? and aljo to r^tabJiih a x ri,ouble exchange rate of five Hpyfe ,o a "c^olUr for expwts *md io*ir fpj ISri the purposeReuter - 96 words
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Article61 1938-07-03 1 London. July 1. Till, new Factories Act, codifying the factory laws, which was passed m the last session of Parliament, came into force to-day. The act is estimated to affect the conditions of 7.000,000 workers m 250,000 factories The principal difference made by the new Act is m respect61 words
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Article19 1938-07-03 1 Halo-Spanish solidarity celebrations throughout Nationalist Spain r eluded military reviews and salutes 01 *J] guns m all garrison towns.19 words
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Advertisement34 1938-07-03 1 sddssd I ltt "^b,ew LOCAL STORIES I Speriul Tribune news r«*y[ PATER SON I *»ek Dtfends Pipers K,^, HAMMONDS I X Mouth organs, taken iiitenvjlI AH the prom a nnne^ IsN^ SPORT tnd pagc>34 words
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Advertisement100 1938-07-03 1 Sip HEALTH and VIGOUR aAx'^l^-fl iffi It is your right to enjoy life vigorously. Natural vigour is \\\m^Msi M the normal result of perfect health. m Perfect health is ensured when y° ur system 1S free from dangerous toxins lhc iWJ accumulation of which is the cause of your lack100 words
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Advertisement9 1938-07-03 1 THE NEWS WITH VOIR EREAKFAST Try The >lOHM\<. THIIUAE9 words
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Miscellaneous29 1938-07-03 1 THE TIDES 1< -day: 1.52 a.m.. 0 ft. 7 ins.. 2.02 ptn., 8 ft. 7 ins. ro-morrow: 2.15 a.m.. 9 ft. 1 m. IJ7 p.m.. 8 ft. 8 ins.29 words
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Article109 1938-07-03 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday QETTLEMENT has been reached v be workers of the Hon*Fatt (Sungei Besi) Tin Mines, according to a statement issued by Mr. Walter Grenier, Secretary of the (ompanv It is understood that the labourers are resuming work to-morrow morning. The109 words
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Article46 1938-07-03 2 THE anniversary concert ol the Friendly Band, held at the V.M.C.A. last lit. was a complete success. Among the audience were Lady Song ad Mr. Kao Ling Pui. Chinese Cc.r.sulGene Fro thanked those present for their generous donation to the China Relief Fond46 words
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Article57 1938-07-03 2 Nazis A rrest Officers Vienna. July 1 Twelve officials whom the Nazi Party appointed to administrate certain piivate businesses have been arrested on charges of corruption and sent to Dachau concentration camp m Bavaria by order of the High Commissioner, lierr Buerekel. who is instituting an inquiry m these cases57 words
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Article86 1938-07-03 2 Rome, July 1 FA>< ISI federal secretaries Hum every province to-day look .1 Byteg Jump through iing hoop to prove their aualilicaliOQS for attending the t.tMist Pirty Conference m Tbc jump was one of a series „i seven physical test?? ordered f»v M"v.wlini -iiHjr Starace, secretaryReuter - 86 words
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Article122 1938-07-03 2 New York, June 30. PRESIDENT Roosevelt, laying the cornerstone o4 the Government building for the projected World's Pair, urged the world to adopt a good neighbour policy. Affairs m many parts of the world, he ad, were .somewhat distraught and ueh a condition necessarily is accompanied byReuter - 122 words
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Article12 1938-07-03 2 The Challenger has arrived at Sourabaya to schedule.- ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article79 1938-07-03 2 50-TON BLOCK OF MARBLE Cologne. A SINGLE block of marble weighing 50 tons has been quarried m the l.ahn Valley, north of Frankfurt. This is believed to be a record size for a single block. The marble is to be taken to Berim, where it will be used m one79 words
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Article56 1938-07-03 2 Cologne. GERMAN fisherman found a gold dollar m the Rhine at Kaiserwerth. Remembering a story that an American arty playing poker on a luxury yacht had upset their table and their money had fallen overboard, the local people started a "goM rush." Fifty-five gM dollars56 words
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253 1938-07-03 2 4 WELL-KNOWN MEN FIGURE IN SLNGAPORE CASE Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A SINGAPORE lawyer, and three other well-known figures m Singapore boxing circles, were the defendants m an action m the Fifth Police Court, yesterday, when they appeared to answer a charge^of cheatin.u brought against them by Mr. A E.253 words
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Article, Illustration14 1938-07-03 2 THIS WILL MAKE YOU COOL The monster Can which will operate the cooling plan!14 words
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286 1938-07-03 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. jt|. E. Forsyth, a former Inspector employed by the Automobile Association of Malaya, Singapore, was found ft'uiUy by Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, Criminal District Court, to-day, on a charge of cheating a Sikh patrolman of $8. He286 words
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Article, Illustration44 1938-07-03 2 Laurie Lane shows you the way. She's one of Hollywood's mist piomising starlets, of whom great things are predicted m the future. Belongs to the Paramount studios, and has already made her appearance m a number of films.44 words
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189 1938-07-03 2 Exhibition Of Chinese Art In Ma lay a (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) YOUNG Chinese artists of Malaya are holding an exhibition ol their paintings at the V W.C.A. to-morrow. It is the third annual exhibition of the Societe des Artistes Chinois, an association t of Chinese artists m Malaya. Over189 words
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Article53 1938-07-03 2 The Commercial Counsellor at Istanbul reports that goat skins weighing more than 40 kilogrammes per 100 pieces and earnautaa wax have bern lidded to the list of goods which mny be imported trom countries having no clearing or similar agreement with Turkey and a favourable balance of txach with theUnited Press - 53 words
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Article56 1938-07-03 2 RAUB MANHUNT (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE police party which set out from Raub yesterday for Kuala lipis on the trail of the murderers of Mr. W. G. Dunsford are expected to arrive sometime to-morrow. No news has been received from them since they entered the jungle56 words
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Article59 1938-07-03 2 Singapore, Saturday The twenty-eighth annual general meeting of the Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd., will be held on July G in the offices of the Secretaries m Fullerton Building. A ne' profit o- over $7,000 for the oa.* l year was mentioned m r.ne Directors' report. Payment of a59 words
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Article, Illustration203 1938-07-03 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) yyHEN the New Afhambra The:: ire opvns its doors about the middle of this month, renovations and innovations will erifeble 1.000 people at each BCreenwg 1 to watch Km under idea) conditions. First ot the c.i'icjr.a.i m KsJ&ya u>203 words
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Article247 1938-07-03 2 WHEN (he Potsdam arrived m p<rt yesterday, she brwfteW Shi Yinij kenq, daughter of Dr. Shi Shia Chi. the fonwr <W Ambassador to the Tnited States. J Mi>s Shi is a student at Oxford University, taking Up philosophy as her special course. Taking advantage of the .summer vacation, rfte247 words
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Article16 1938-07-03 2 Mr A fcj^ 1 Seen appointed nI, 2J:S Industry hitne New net. m succession to < ineham.16 words
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Advertisement83 1938-07-03 2 Salvage work on the sunken P. and O. hner Egypt, off Ushant, which bai since 1933, is to be RgumeJ with new apparatus by the old en v. I the ATtiglio PRACTICE LIMITED TO THK EYE. Muscle anomalies mS^^^'^^\ (rosso (I eyes. /W Complicated <a >< i 'B'^^^' of defective83 words
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Article, Illustration69 1938-07-03 3 From the Bridge of the "Nelson", flagship of the Home Fleet the King took command of 80 warships and led his fleet from Weymouth Bay (Dorset) to sea for exercises. An elaborate programme showed the King as many phases as possible of the work of the Navy, from air69 words
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Article157 1938-07-03 3 Cricket Club's New Lounge -IbtauK Staff Reporter) IL^ aicket Club, for P^Tkavenof thi- cityI not "fenii!: ne."--oi' I fine* "mixed lounge C^fc opened tomorrow. VJ an d modern renovalL [r been cemoi Rjetoet vi a spac; >v manEgnan which pemde ai o:r capable m qui:e a number ol ■TSting. is157 words
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Article25 1938-07-03 3 Fell Trh ough Gap To Death •agar. -cay IS£ B IW 1 at th back ol Cv* Wy Une, of? Vict KET frcm the heckvard25 words
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Article, Illustration183 1938-07-03 3 THE HUMAN STORY BEHIND THE LITTLE STORY OF (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) T*HIS :s a story of dates— starting with one 50 years atro, when a certain Mr. A. Sheffield, owner of the British-Electro-Plating Works. m Singapore, left England's shores m a small vessel for the Far East. He went183 words
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Article412 1938-07-03 3 Sin Chew Jit Poh - LANDING MEN DRIVEN Sin Chew Jit Poh ■Japanese Warships Off Hainan Island Swatow, July 2. TT is reliably reported that the Japanese naval concentration around the fortified island of Hainan comprises of merchantmen and five armed trawlers. An attempted landing at Guasua, Hainan, under cover of naval bombardment at 1412 words
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Article53 1938-07-03 3 Ottawa. A distinctive mark will appear on high -grade Canadian products shipped abroad, Mr. J. C. Gardiner, Canadian Minister of Agriculture, has announced m parliament here. The mark would be a bust o' a Royal Canadian mounted police officer with the words "Canada" and 'Quality Guarded',53 words
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329 1938-07-03 3 Need For Better Houses For Clerks DEFLYING to criticisms, the Hon Mr. Tay Lian Teck, speaking m his capacity as President at the eighteenth anniversary dinner of the Clerical Union, held last night, denied that the Union was onl> helping one section of its members. That is emphatically not so,"329 words
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Article152 1938-07-03 3 London. ,»ulv 1 pENERAL satisfaction is ex VJ pressed m the Press on the Angle-German debt settlement Which was much better than seemed likely to be the cae a ui«, nth ago, ;\nd certainly much better than what might l>»on enforced through compulsory ctearmg. Diversion to cumulativeReuter - 152 words
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Article385 1938-07-03 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) piIE Bishop of Nanking, the Von. Paul Vu Pin, m special interview he granted to me shortly after his arrival m Singapore from Europe by the Jean Laborde, yesterday declared that although China was fighting for hoi exist: nee under conditions385 words
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146 1938-07-03 3 50 Women Are Going To Island Utopia (By Air Mail) London. June 20. A YACHT m which lour or five people tfffl set out to establish an island Utopia m the Southern Pacific is being fitted out at Hobart, Tasmania. Mr F Briggs, whose idea it is, will sag with146 words
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Article50 1938-07-03 3 London, July 1. IT is announced by the Colonial Office that Major W. Bain Gray, direc'oi of education m British Guinea, has I appointed administrator and Colonial Secretary of St. Vincent, succeeding Mr. A A. Wright, recently appointed administrator of St. Lucia— British Offical WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 50 words
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Article, Illustration23 1938-07-03 3 Crowd Stages A Welcome A ..ectio-i ol t?4 cr'jicl thu' untied gre ci the Kishop of Kanktnt i Tihev he airbed m Singapore.23 words
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Article, Illustration27 1938-07-03 3 YOU'LL SEE HIM ACROSS THE FOOTLICHTS I.ieut. P. \Y. Forbes who will \i\kr the part of "The Bishop" m "The \;ui»ht\ Wife" at thr Vu'u Bj Theatre.27 words
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Advertisement96 1938-07-03 3 m ST. ANDREWS MISSION HOSPITAL r*JTl| UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF i^^ HE. SIR SHENTON THOxVFAS, G.C.M.G., 0.8. E. »p TO->IOItItO\Y Matinee at the CAPITOL THEATRE »at 6.15 p. m. Theodora Goes Wild" *J courtesy of Columbia Films Ltd. •Ml Irene Dunne and Melvyn Douglas and supporting pro.ramme of cartoons,96 words
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Advertisement98 1938-07-03 3 ftiomarh Pain In Five Minutes M.D., Paris. Dr. F.B. Scott By Ii you want an astonishing demonstration of how quickly and completely acute indigestion can be stopped, just taKe a level teaspoonful of -Bisurated' Magnesia m water four tablets are equally effective. I have found that the moment 'Bisurated' Magnesia98 words
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Advertisement271 1938-07-03 4 WATCH FOR THE GALA OPENING OF THE I IKS I AIR -CONDITIONED and COMPLETELY RENOVATED NEW 1 AlhambrA i '■k T mm W| I 4 W w jCICCII THE GREATEST FILM OF ALL TIME THEATRE ROYAL Ixis e.ir> o.ts to-day. A GRAND FEAST OF ACTION MUSIC and COMEDY! "Pucea (T271 words
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Advertisement277 1938-07-03 4 \OT SINCE "SAX FRANCISCO" <■ S ...Such death-defying action! Such soul-stirring romance! S 3 SHOWS TO-DAY L API I OL 315 6.15 9.15 I t —aM—MmC—amM WM V a Jmmmm^^WJr^tMmmMmmmm^SMm^^MmmmMl i _^_£^l B m^N^y JxWj jCi^ j ffyPWa^O^mra^llmmg I ST DIX MIE i W^\ Em MYRNA LDY i &£»T SPENCER277 words
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Advertisement85 1938-07-03 4 J SHE'S JUST A GIRL THE*ME^^~^%^N J THE BEST OF THE WESTS ET HhL*- H j AND YEAR'S BIGGEST STAR Ca PAVIH,* jOPEXi™ TO-DAY :,,,,,>- -j Gentlemen prefer Mac at 1 who made the Nineties Ca Y I MmmmmE&E>vB&^^ Utt mm 3 -ijc' ,is& P?'- Mm\Wvwwamii H 3 MBl^^ T85 words
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Advice to ladies— Eat What You Like!
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Article, Illustration940 1938-07-03 5 CURVES ARE COMING I jUwbethcr curves 1 »if»in- Film stars I viAft to diets and I mm that usually ATBE you're one of that vast band of youn? )ri»vho are good to look upon, but who m stiifito buttered toast. Or even worse. ygrfcivea partiality to candy, as the Americans940 words
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Article, Illustration71 1938-07-03 5 It looks as though somebody's not telling the truth m this scene but never mind, it's a great film. Irene Dunne and Cary Grant have iuvp" acted bitter m l^cir lives. A bit saucy m parts, but presumably y o ti won't mind that, and the dialogue71 words
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Article147 1938-07-03 5 Spencer Tracy: "If you're an Irishman you have a clay pipe, and if you smoke it it burns your tongue, and if it burns your tongue you bite it and it breaks, and if it breaks and you swallow it you're m trouble, and if you're147 words
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Article403 1938-07-03 5 list. It is brilliant high comedy— one of the best I've seen for many a day, and the acting has never been betterec m this line of flick. The awful truth is that it ends tc< soon. QPEMXG at the Capitol on Friday b "You're A Sweetheart"403 words
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Article, Illustration23 1938-07-03 5 At least that's i tit orge Murph} ought to be telling lovely Alice I aye, if he had «my souse.23 words
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Advertisement161 1938-07-03 5 ,^'rou. INDIGESTION Stomach or Intestinal /r^\s^^i Many sufferers think of indigestiononlyas stomach \SJ \m if&MM^. But British Medical Men have long underf *^v| stood that three-quarters of all you eat must be diges- v V^Ci™ 1 *C3JP*% m your INTESTINES. That is why nearly 20,00 c w»if of them have161 words
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Advertisement595 1938-07-03 5 SEE -YOUR HAIR GROWING YOU are invited to see your hair growing with _pn_T\\l/ TUIPV QTPflrMr "New Life," Healehy Thlckn.^e. Strength VJaVU ff I IliV/aA pU I aW/H VI and Richness of Natural Colouring. \T\T If i \T\ I 11/' I? Th-llv* The Method la ose that baa beea aroved595 words
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Article112 1938-07-03 6 Vienna. JOUNG man wants gu» cJm- pumen for a boat trip, bne shou.u be blonde, slim, five foot six inches tall, and either Aryan or halt -Aryan (under paragraph 2 or 3 of the Nuremberg Laws) Th.s advertisement has appeared m a Vienna newspaper.112 words
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Article201 1938-07-03 6 Ma king France A ir-Minded Paris. I^HE drive to »ropub.rise aviation m France is be ng actively pursued. One st'p was the recent decree widening the bas s of stato insuranC( povering young r--^ 1 r*~>rr U rr or n poplar flying and glid ng. Nov 'he famous air nee.201 words
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Article86 1938-07-03 6 Ankora, July 1 ALL political offenders, including the famous hundred and fii'ty undeslrabies" mentionea m the Treaty of ausannc of 1923 are pardoned under a 1 Amnesty Bin passed m the National Assembly. Tht bill is Effective immed'ately. The undesirables fled the country on the eve yacuationReuter - 86 words
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98 1938-07-03 6 AT a recent lecture given at the Sorbonne, the Pars University, M P"erre Guinand, head of the French National Railways, announced that the line between Paris and Hendaye, on the Spanish frontier, will be completely electrified trr's year The line from Paris98 words
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Article, Illustration267 1938-07-03 6 Reuni on Reports In London: Carol's Ex- Wife '■a (By Air Mail) London, June 21. TTNHERALDED, Princess Helen of Greece, ex-w^ of K*n<r Carol of Rumania and mother of Crown Prine* Michael, arrived m London recently. Speeding across Europp m th» Orient Express i* M. G^or°- Q T atarescu, fomer267 words
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166 1938-07-03 6 6,200 Men Work Daily The Save Town From Flood Karachi. June 25. TRANTIC efforts are being made to check the advance of the flood water which has already submerged, besides many villages, the Sukkur-Shikarpur Road dislocating traffic, and is rushing towards the railway line m terrific speed. Attempts are alsoUnited Press - 166 words
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Article41 1938-07-03 6 (By Air The new Japanese Minisir $9 pj at Kabul. Mr. Yaro Mon>i«fl arrived m Peshawar I A f ft fo- Katul. I The aewly appointed Fw'.lM R?rbir Jp! I trar V» tabaliH rointnvnt. i United PressUnited Press - 41 words
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Advertisement413 1938-07-03 6 ACIDITY RELIEVED TX jyfQ MINUTES New Dru&!ess Remedy Succeeds Where Other Remedies Failed. V>u ct be so distressed w.th g: n Tulnccs an'l bioatin? that you think your heart Is go n^ to stop beating. You feel suffocated— You reel dizzy. You warn quick relief. So did the writer ol413 words
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Advertisement115 1938-07-03 6 Fat Reducing Secret Discovered In prescribing to the famous Movie Stars of Hollywood. California, a physician has discovered a safe quick method to remove ugly fat 5 pounds a week or 15 t~ ?.'t pounds a month. This new discovery, called Formode. brings new health and energy and a vigourous115 words
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Article, Illustration1401 1938-07-03 7 LETS TALK OF Girls And Dogs, Money And Humanity I'M IN A HAPPIER FRAME OF MIND THIS WEEK SO- i rekikdnioenm t *W into a happier i of mind this week talk of girls and dogs things. Above is Phylis La Vant 11 *ith her two-year-old P«upy— his name is1,401 words
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Advertisement128 1938-07-03 7 most important item on my shopping list. Eaten at every meal and of vital necessity to every member of the family, Butter must be of the very best quality and f ill cf concentrated goodness and nourishment. S.C.S. Butter possesses these attributes and is always a favourite with those who128 words
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Article2421 1938-07-03 8 Dorothy Arnfield - Dorothy Arnfield By HI- v met just inside the nbope Gate. She a vision youthful loveliness; the two Cairns accompanying her, m their scarlet trappings, a perfect accessory to her chic urban toilette. He, the picture of all that a man should be; tall and lean,2,421 words
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Article224 1938-07-03 8 THIS WEEK'S SHORT STORY bci> Poking Hei f, In mv atu Wtj£* jjl ieii Biy <J*££ fo and J ntoriy acij, s V Cc [5* lra «s." l shall all be^V 11 brightening .Kf' t^J all so trem. H nodded deaf. an( 'You're tellij s-in.'le. B me *:ifc i^ "I'm224 words
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Advertisement424 1938-07-03 8 EXHAUSTION The Curse of the Tropics. Exhaustion, irritability, depressionthese are the curse of *he tropics. The effort to ilou the body 2nd brain to action m an unaccustomed climate, drains the whole system of its vitality. This energy must be replaced at regular intervals the blood re-charged with nutriment, healthy424 words
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Advertisement17 1938-07-03 8 s#^«i Sv -fflf Ah. UMiM* ti«» j,.k» itart.V fa» «OmJ Cnirt •OnmfrJi M>«T>»|>« *ri»-W>t»- J<*«Sodi g g17 words
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Advertisement283 1938-07-03 8 THE NEW PARKER VACUMATIC Flashes to thelnwardEye Its Irresistible Beauty and Perfection m THE LATEST AND GREATEST PEN lS THAT PARKER HAS EVER PRODUCED Fg? There's eye appeal to Parker's new enough ink to write a 16,000-word ~sg Major and Maxima Vacumatic that book, shows full Television ink sup- i283 words
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406 1938-07-03 9 THE DANGER OF OVER -FEEDING AND UNDER FEEDING POULTRY X*.* 8 I ,w»a -air ."tateme'it it 1 I so per cent, of I m Makya I -fowl--- li th I fZ imaginable for a hen I internally although I ,:try-keeper carefull.v I I menus, such trouble ii I and more406 words
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Article58 1938-07-03 9 Pails. HIPPOPOTAMUS, shark and white worms formed part of the large menu eaten by members oi France's National Acclimatisation Society at the 34th annual dinner here. The white worms a kind of larva from me of the French colonies were shown to the guests alive before being taken58 words
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Article638 1938-07-03 9 R. A. Thompson, D.O. Sc - LIVE FRANKLY ACQUIRE CHARM R. A. Thompson, D.O.Sc, By (Doctor of Oc alar Science) OI'T your fingers for a moment upon the changing colours of sunset hold m your cupped hand a melody l'rom your favourite symphony. Difficult to do. .impossible? No more difficult to capture than that elusive and638 words
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Article362 1938-07-03 9 BIG SUPPLIES OF NEW A. A. GUNS (By Air Mail) London, June 20. TDRITAIN'S supplies of anti-aircraft guns, to the deficiencies of which I drew attention more than a year ago (writes a reported), have now improved enormously. The situation at one time was so serious thct Mr. Hore-Belisha. the362 words
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Advertisement94 1938-07-03 9 VSS?»N A SHOPKEEPER *w_J* HNANG i N KUALA LUMPUR *HC*^l5 HAMP,ON SHIP FRANK, WHAT AN IMPROVES, Y OUDOIT? MENT LAST T ,ME I SAW YOU (B\V -r* YOU WERE ALL RUN DOWN. WHAT'S 1 1 f W ANSWER?^ I r ffL Q n UAKE OATS Y °U BACK ON JjS^^94 words
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Advertisement215 1938-07-03 9 r 6 Set A g^T^gffßi W PjPl mZ H t'lfff 'thi'"i ■nii^^fflßlß^TlTfl^H^rT^' the ECONOMY TINS &^MS^^^k containing the SAME B(jjl|| 'ißuSSS': QUANTITY as the i^ 'S*y ImQIoSi former bottles at a %i^iS m^^^^lM LOWER PRICE. HiJhertc you Kave bough* your Andrews T- VlS^^F Liver Salt m bottles From now on215 words
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Advertisement320 1938-07-03 9 >i H i^i\y^k)MODERN, TESTED! Modern Science Gives Us The Ideal Remedy For Pain DOCTORS and dentists prescribe ANACIN today because they know that it relieves pain quickly and safely the modern remedy for modern people For headache, toothache, neuralgic pains, ANACIN works almost instantly. Efficiently reduces fever and discomfort due320 words
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Article, Illustration683 1938-07-03 10 Last Week In Singapore International Pahit Party Lucky Joe! MR Joe Fisher, arnved m London just m time to go to Ascot, where he won £27. With his winnings, he popped off to New York on the Queen Mary and flew to Hollywood. He is due back m London on683 words
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Article, Illustration640 1938-07-03 10 A Peep At Some Of The Leading Singapore Dress Shops nE it known to you all that henceforth "Milady" wili be Helen to you This v'u shop has undergo^- a change at ownership and is now under the mature mont -f enable Madame Helen Monies whose640 words
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Advertisement66 1938-07-03 10 "CHRISTIE" GRAND SALE now on with 20 to 50% reduction TO MAKE ROOiM FOR OUR NEW SHIPMENT WE GIVE YOU THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN GOOD THING AT BARGAIN PRICES. EVENING DRESSES, DINNER COCKTAIL. DAY SILK, VOIL AND MORNING FROCKS. Linen costumes, Hats, Hand Bags, Hewers, Underwear etc. WE ACCEPT COPY66 words
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Advertisement69 1938-07-03 10 7*i£ d&i)£ ?ft££ Unusual designs m Negligees Nighties and Dressing Gowns. Small stock just received. 18, Battery Road, Ist door. Phone 7143. M l, w, MII, *~»»*~M~eeee— r. MADAME PAGE Late of 92, Piccadilly, London. EX PER T DRESSMAKER and DESIGNER Specialist m Maternity Wear. Battery Bldg. Battery Road, Fnone69 words
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Advertisement183 1938-07-03 10 ASSURANCE of Personal Dart talpai IM^^ i^" B^"" M M ™»»»M""»»"»»~~~' I The original tampon, ef* A -i sanitary protectkMi intend GRAND SALE ELSIE MARY PINS M Late of London WtllOUl PADS! AAARISJA I ■■■B TAMPAX is trie remark* T 1/ \INII bOfinS product which enable even m* <O«XSAIIVIN MADAMF183 words
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Article, Illustration592 1938-07-03 11 Fun At Fraser's Hill -ther continue- \V< 4**Tm showers duri.m ,«**f^nus soil quickly tta h« aviest ram I* j course was becoming ?iv« a few crack, were the need ot 4* *fflwv wrt arrivals U. ***Ti> visitor have bed *<£r° the h Hi #**«d gay du^g their. s»*S3r »«Uy appreciated592 words
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Article145 1938-07-03 11 Be Gay On The Beach DSACH-CLOTHES arc bright this summer, and prints are m favour .here too. Playsuits, bathing-suit?., and Leach robes are all made m bright prints. Playsuits, incidentally, have come to stay this summer. The fashion first came from Hollywood and last year a few daring people found145 words
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Article850 1938-07-03 11 ALL QUIET ON THE K.L.FRONT! After A Hectic Fortnight Life Resumes Its Even Tenor week was spent quietly, m a more normal manner, after a somewhat hectic two weeks. Consequently, ther< is not quite s) much news. The tennis tournaments, which have been m progress at the Seiangor Club, were850 words
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Advertisement77 1938-07-03 11 C OVERMARK j 4|| «toUif Scarred *«SJwf acreamof a p^%T2J? nee applied to the X^^f^t is as flexible lETd? itself B^^sss. as hreecia ysinan M **£ARir renewal fJuT^^ waterproof: it Si 1 to all J%^ d °?g^^ neither sies wearer of ?g JWentted into the L^^i^ c up Pa ste77 words
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Advertisement43 1938-07-03 11 AUK CHATS NOIRS ha* received a new selection of MORNING PRESSES and BEACH BAGS. BATTERY bAITERY BUILDING. ONE 4085 mA f' ELIZABETH ARDEN'S EXPERT FROM LONDON at MAYNARD'S JULY 6th-AUGUST sth TREATMENTS COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATIONS Make your Appointments NOW To Avoid Disappointment BATTERY ROAD43 words
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Advertisement228 1938-07-03 11 1 MM 7 a^mWwM mmWJmW _nP^^iffl M_L :^P Many and many a mother m the tropics looks back with thankfulness to the day nj when someone said. "Have you tried giving /^\^^^^^^k^k _______fes*_l^\ k* m Lactogen"? Baby took it and liked it rv^Q _§^^ii S^i anc tn n 9 s228 words
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541 1938-07-03 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, July 3, 1938. LET US HELP CHINA'S REFUGEES OINCE E. Smith m the Legislate een a good question from the wi into Malaya. The < ernmei nol app< ar to be towards the jounl of .Malaya's at ihe present tim. else. That is a poinl naturally541 words
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Article, Illustration1323 1938-07-03 12 C. H. W. GOULT - Civilisation Has Outgrown The Rules of War C. H. W. GOULT By OUT of the legal jargon running into several hundred* of page< which constitutes the Hague War Regulations drawn up m ifiO7, the following are the principal pro hibitions imposed upon nations at war POISON or poisoned arms may1,323 words
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Article234 1938-07-03 12 Anglue - Anglue A SCOTTISH cleric owned a farm, which was run as economically as possible. One day, taking a stroll, he saw his ploughman sitting idle on the handle of his plough, while the horses took a needed rest. He was paying the man sixpence234 words
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Article32 1938-07-03 12 C^wy the »ir a Proportion*^ H 1 wire use<i. i I ileit the m A nation, RM? Allied nath {i "»™y and allies Allied naUons I <^ermany and alii* I32 words
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Advertisement77 1938-07-03 12 MODEL 469. isJi|S^ j EIGHT-VALVE ALL W ORLD »|Jf *grf 4 RAD/O receiver possessing a wide f^^asti *ff Master's Voice" All -Wave Mod d 469, fr0 m u*Z ceived from all the wo-ld over on "™f mV»%£+ upwards. The addition of a *'MJV h n a*n, *«**Zi* and a ratable77 words
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Article, Illustration11 1938-07-03 13 Ihe new i oath bodies awaiting unrlerf ames11 words
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Article161 1938-07-03 13 Sarongs ire The Fashion Staff Reporter) TA N wrongs are the I** things m women s "JX^the Malayan Arts Society's selling deHotel. rA-ssav exhibition a cloth woven #*JP3tariole to be used for these d-ess-.engths «en m Trengganu sSie the largest buyers ot ;^BJcans are concerned. w Barest on thi«« table161 words
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457 1938-07-03 13 SINGAPORE TO HAVE AIR-CONDITIONED RAIL COACHES THIS YEAR Being Made At Kuala Lumpur (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) J HAVE just toured the F.M.S. railway coach building works at Kuala Lumpur, where Malaya's first "home-built" air-conditioned coaches arc rapidly nearing completion, and am able to state that m all probability they457 words
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Article88 1938-07-03 13 Athens THE Crown Princess of Greece, Princess Frederika. a great-great -grand- j daughter of Queen Victoria, is expecting the 'birth of a child early m November.; it is reliably stated here. She was married on January 10 of this year to Prince Paul of Greece, brother88 words
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Article, Illustration162 1938-07-03 13 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter; THE 15-inch guns of H.M.S Terror are to roar near Singapore this coming week. When you hear them, just think of >hese facts and figures: Each gun weighs 97 tons, each shell weighs 1,929 lbs. When the shell leaves the muzzle, it162 words
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Article85 1938-07-03 13 JAPAN TO MAKE SYNTHETIC WOOL Rome A CONTRACT has been signed here between the Italian owners of the "Lanital' process for making synthetic wool and representatives of a Japanese industrial group, ceding to the Japanese the patent rights for the process m Japan and the Far East. The "Lanital" process,85 words
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Article111 1938-07-03 13 Paris. STRIKING at what he thought was a burglar, a man has killed his wife with a heavy broom handle at Longjumeau, a suburb of Paris. A series of burglaries m the neighbourhood had been causing general alarm and when M. and Mme. Laurent heard a111 words
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Article, Illustration40 1938-07-03 13 Story With A Point A game of dart* as it is played ni a h tly at the Oranje Hotel. Singapore Many en tussles are fit id there for i n c reasonabl i ■prize of a (;l'i<>? 0/ beer.40 words
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261 1938-07-03 13 She introduced Darts To Singapore (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter J HAVE just heard some pointed remarks from a young worn m m Singapore who claims to have introduced the dart craze to this city. She is Miss Wilson, who occupies a desk m the spoils depart- ment of one of261 words
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Article147 1938-07-03 13 PhUipopolies, South Bulgaria. AFTER struggling for an hour, Stephan NefcrorT, a 72--year-old pens oner, succeeded m killing a 12-foot s.nake which coiled itself round him and almost crushed him to death. While sitting m the courtyard of his home m the centre of the city he147 words
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Article77 1938-07-03 13 Durban. MR. John Lewis, one of the few sur- vivors of the sinking of the Titanic m 1912, has been drowned m Durban B;w when a fishin --boat capsized. Three other men who were with him i were rescued. Mr. Lewis lived at Jacobs. Natal. He was77 words
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Article51 1938-07-03 13 Explorer At Norway O.slo.—Sir Hubert Wilkins. tho famous Australian ex; lorer, has arrived m Norway. He i> going to Alesund to make prepa for the IG3B-39 Ellsh Antarctic expedition. Tho expedi ship, the motor vessel Wyatt Ear,', kfl at pre :ttioned at Alesund. porary Mu.seur.. on t}; r- lite o{51 words
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Advertisement185 1938-07-03 13 lhin,Rundown, Weak,Nervow§? Jam 10 to 25 Pounds, Build JJ Red Blood and %f *_*lt Glands A Wi; Ml lIIIWI li *2__W» 7ZV 0f a California «Jl^ »waln^ ,on«er any «cS i. t?/ ema 'n Thin. r uil^^Thin thou Kht they ■^alHto^ 111 all'th ra n ny> Nervous, *a oun<vhl» aml185 words
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Advertisement258 1938-07-03 13 SB Men Are Charmed sZy Rounded Figures sound vigour-restoring sleep. 4. Buill strength and vitality .">. Clear and soften the skin. t>. Stimulate and fortif) thglands. 7. Increase the appetite and build strong sturdy bones and teeth and con--, r the cause of much indigestion. Make This 7-Day Guaranteed Test258 words
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Advertisement94 1938-07-03 13 v->LL|| lln L/\\ attractive a slim,^ lI) trim figure looks on the v V V court Slim safely with Redex \\^«^l lotion. Applied externally. Re- 1 duces flesh only where applied. S 1 Unfailingly effective and easy I to use. Absolutely harmless. I No dieting. Approved by phy- I sicians.94 words
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Advertisement121 1938-07-03 13 i' <%& UNPLEASANT REMINDERS The enjoyment of many a good dinner j is spoiled by the thought of v pleasant reminders to follow m the form of flatulence, bile, biliousness, pains m the stomach and other consequences of d estive .disorders brought on by constipation. Ix'i way to avoid these121 words
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Advertisement58 1938-07-03 13 F^U L V UjE New Strength n Rimless Glasses First: there are ro screws through the lenses: Electrically soldered pins hold the lenses tightly and pen ttty m n Second: there are tiionknf the \m I Let us show you and Bt I HO BERLIN OPTIC Al (OMI'AM, C. S.58 words
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808 1938-07-03 14 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson IN which I discourse s S on pipers generally and i i take the opportunity of j s disposing of a most un- S warrantable canard which recently received publi- I c y m m [m?" Thi.> ift808 words
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771 1938-07-03 14 (By Air Mail) London, June 21. was horrible treatment of an innocent girl, and I must take a serious view of such an offence." This comment was made by Mr. Justice Atkinson, at Newcastle Assizes, m passing sentence of five years' penal servitude on James771 words
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Article, Illustration8 1938-07-03 14 IT HAS CHANGED ITS APPEARANCE l^ space. bft^Z^Q8 words
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Advertisement189 1938-07-03 14 if if iCQOKS mKETB,SBom 1 SHIP AIH AND I sU\ V wln-.pAILWAY TINES. NO BOOKING FEES. Chines^ clients and those of all i resident communities are i 1 ftieeE the best of attention und I Msai \nnct. j j s i j 3S, KOBINSON RD.. SINGAPORE, i S TELEPHONE 5908.189 words
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Advertisement1125 1938-07-03 14 Asihma Germs Killed m 3 Minutes-Doctors Discovery f Brings Sound Sleep the First Night, Slops Coughing, Choking, Gasping. Quickly Restores Health and Vitality M you are a victim of choking, wheez- the hronchial tubes, so that mwuis and j fv. V'^Vr'v K a th ma °i b f°nchitis-- phlegm are1,125 words
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Advertisement47 1938-07-03 14 M\ ij~'Ut ■li wki-kM I ___^C s __f nW^__s I— ____f One, dnjOfion ACHING CORNS relie-es pain m threa seconds Apply Gets-It two or three times and tha corn will peel right off. Millions, all orer tha world, use this faithful friend of corn -sufferers GETS-IT dssdsd47 words
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Article, Illustration719 1938-07-03 15 I^thcoming Singapore m Broadcast Mr. Yen Pak Yin, a famous harmonica teacher m Singapore, is responsible for the organisation of several local harmonica bands. As a soloist, Mr. Yen is a class by himself he has a perfect control of this instrument719 words
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43 1938-07-03 15 British Pilot Joins Chinese Air Force A BRITISH flier arrived m Hongkong recently on his way to Hankow to join the Chinese air force. Twenty six years old, the young British flier was connected with the i British air force for several years.43 words
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Article, Illustration40 1938-07-03 15 The harmonica band of the Chinese Industrial and Commercial Old Beys' Association, Singapore. The band is under th' 3 direction of Mr. Van Pak Yin. Sweer Melodies, well-balanced harmony and full-toned bass are some of the features of this band.40 words
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Article72 1938-07-03 15 SPEAKING on the recent developments m the international situation, Dr. Wang Chung Hui, Minister of Foreign Affairs, dwelt at length upon the future relations between China and other Powers. The Foreign Minister made the final conclusion that the Powers would continue to give support to China's72 words
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Article42 1938-07-03 15 The many friends of Mr. William Ahin, who was up to 1928 a teacher m Government schools, and who is now a pensioner after more than 35 years service, will regret to learn that he has been admitted to the General Hospital.42 words
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Article242 1938-07-03 15 (BY AIR MAIL) LONDON, JUNE 20. YEAR-OLD HINDU DANCER, NOW APPEARING IN LONDON. She chose her career as a dancer and, m doing so, sacrificed prospects of wealth and luxury. Miss Bani, a noted Society beauty of Calcutta and a university graduate, was appearing242 words
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Advertisement84 1938-07-03 15 Balfir^B nil The Finest Food For Puppies Dogs Too much meat means too much heat "or your dog's blood, causes him acute Jiscomfort through continual scratching lack of appetite, moodiness, irritability and loss of energy. You can IjrVs'* I&4 Dal "_i r ul 1- by cutting dv^n his meat fcr\A.84 words
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Advertisement244 1938-07-03 15 Take your choice of these two modem, Y^rrHETHER you***^ W choose the Visofil Big-fill Swan or the Leverless c Quick-fill') Swan, you can be sure of having one of the most modern and reliable pens m the world. The VISOFIL LEVERLESS Swan Pen Of all Station*- and Jawellara. Mada la244 words
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Advertisement586 1938-07-03 15 Oh, My Poor Legs That Awfal Fatigue I Do You Know it? That Agonising Pain I Have You Suffered it DO your legs throb and bum? Is your body tortured with the pains of rheumatism Do piles make your life a misery Does your heart fail to keep your blood586 words
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Article270 1938-07-03 16 NEWS OF MALAYANS AT HOME ffi im Ow Own Correspondent) London, June 21. jVjk. J. Wishart, of the Seremban Sanitary Board, has arrived m England .after a journey which included Java. Australia, South Africa and M-.ildra. During his stay m South Africa, he took a motor tour through Rhodiesia Zululand.270 words
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666 1938-07-03 16 G. S. Hammonds - MUSICAL INTERLUDE AN INSIDE ST ORY G. S. Hammonds Being The Tale Of A Mouth -Organ Played Internally npilE harmonica or mouth-organ habit seems to be becoming very popular these days, and even m Malaya we have, I understand, several very accomplished bands whose only instruments are harmonicas. While I666 words
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Article13 1938-07-03 16 £5,000,000 IDEA From 1 thrtrap and [hat U hi > l *J[M inventor wur.^f13 words
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Article154 1938-07-03 16 World's Larges Warplane aaanr. United States Navy is ready to start building the worlds military aeroplane— possibly the largest of any type. It will cast upwards o! ittfel Limes an- much uthelhMfl army's super flying fonrea'ikl '.nay reach 50 tow. compmc J 41^-ton Atlantic Clipper, t*S largest ocean air tran*port,154 words
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Article111 1938-07-03 16 Fatima, Portugal MORE than 200,000 peonle from aH parte of the country assembled here for the largest Roman Catholic demonstration ever held m Portugal. Hundreds of cripples and people suffering from all kinds oi diseases made fhe pilgrimage here and many reported '.hat they have been cured of111 words
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Advertisement1291 1938-07-03 16 EAT WHAT YOU PLEASE Without Painful After-effects J&ow glorious to be able to SPt-tr> with r\ wftl tv >'jur iavourit'- dch^at-ii-->, meal after meal, day after day with no fear of after-effects To many stomach sufferers, such pleasure will eem an impossible dream. But you can make it come true1,291 words
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Advertisement208 1938-07-03 16 4^ /^S^ j_ Aseptic Ointment k. S^__?^^»^s>*^Tii§l WILL MAKE^^^^^^^ THAT dangerous Cut— that open Wound— that Sore— that fright- irNI ful UlceV— that hurried and scalded r=^ QUICKLY Skin: treat it with Germolene rr\kir»i imr instantly! CONQUERS Germolene will make it well! ulcers, sores, pimflbs, Germolene |s the World's Wonder208 words
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Advertisement71 1938-07-03 16 m %I^^ .^^fl W^^ m p, I^^^Jkl -To Protect Your Teeth Thousands of dentists through- penetrate out the world recommend removes* Kolynos because of its proved and waah^J s#*l*** antiseptic and cleansing action, food pai T^uitn^'^ Millions of germs that cause have new tooth decay are destroyed each entire m<»71 words
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Article84 1938-07-03 17 COR the first time radio has been used to aid prospectors of gold m America. A portable wireless apparatus has b?cn devised which can locate gold deposits up to a depth of 25 feet. The prospector fits on earphones attached to the apparatus, and walks84 words
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Article698 1938-07-03 17 THE week beginning: July 3 sees th? beginning of the summer season m (he BBC's oversea programmes, and the fruition of weeks of careful planning by the Overseas Programme Director and his staff. Musically, the programmes m the coming months will tend to be lighter than698 words
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Advertisement167 1938-07-03 17 TRAIN YOURSELF For a good post acquire the trainee ability which alone can command Liigr. remuneration by studying at home, m your own spare time, under THE SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY, LONDON GLASGOW, (The foremost Home Study Business Training University m the Empire). A Home Study Course has helped thouands of167 words
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Advertisement989 1938-07-03 17 and DANGER of "TB" "EPHAZONE" Ends Attacks m 10 Minutes And Strengthens the Lungs Victims of Asthma, Bronchial Asthma, Bronchitis, tnJ any form of chest and lung trouble live m peril. SOUOU o'G6D Ne^ect often leads to dreaded T.B. A sudden «»hjH Ac?« iß »*^v#^ may brin? on Bronchial Pneumonia.989 words
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Miscellaneous752 1938-07-03 17 YffffE AIR TO-DAY Ifben And Where To Listen In BERLIN IMB l*» 20 M? -s (VM m.) p.m. a.30 Gay evening music. 6.20 Concert of light niusic. ,20 News Lr English. 7 35 Conceit cf light music (continued '<'■ 15 Greciinu to our listeners. 8.20 News and review of the752 words
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Miscellaneous31 1938-07-03 17 1 i ii PENANC p.m. 12.00 "Merry Widow Selectioi Petite Suile. dv. Concert; Rhapsody In Blue; Potpourri of Waltzes; White Hor.se Inn Selection; Tchaikowsky m Vienna. 1 00 Close down i31 words
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Article206 1938-07-03 18 Mystery Of Von Cramm's "Death" <By Air Mail) Berlin, June 20. HUMOURS have been current m Berlin that Baron von Cramm, Germany's No. 1 tennis player and former Wimbledon idol, has died m prison. Although the rumours do not indicate how he met his death it is known that he206 words
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214 1938-07-03 18 Salving Lutine's Gold: Operations Held Up Tersehelling. THE work of the dredger Karimata, which is being used m an attempt to salve the £2,000,000 treasure lost m the wreck of H.M.S. Lutine, is held up by unfavourable weather conditions. Rough seas around the island of Trrschelling at the Mount Of214 words
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Article, Illustration35 1938-07-03 18 A monument to Australian soldiers killed during the Great War will be unveiled by the King and Queen m the military cemetery at Villers Bretonneux during their postponed visit to France m the near future.35 words
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Article291 1938-07-03 18 Britain's Film Of The East Calcutta. MR. Xiall Rankin, who was visiting Darjeeling to get shots of tn» hill country for his new film '"Spring-time In The Hills," has now left there after a short trip to the Singililla Ridge. Mr. Rankin said that although, most of the journey was291 words
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Article109 1938-07-03 18 STALIN PUNISHES PARTY CHIEFS ASWEF* J onatrjWi purge octkt muni Party m the lw revealed by Press deir^J I{^numberof(fc^ of the people." The men denounced m last veer's "reckless" DsaW? a halt wa« called v The names of the m *he poat cal bureau of uJ Communist party, its tt_T109 words
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Article128 1938-07-03 18 THE manufactory of Sevres, famous throughout the world for its porcela*ne and pottery, this year celebrates its second centenary. Founded m 1738 m the csstle of Vmcennps, it w^s later removed to Sevres, closer to the court. Boueht by King Louis XIV. it was honoured by the128 words
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Advertisement208 1938-07-03 18 CLAUDETTE COLBERTS secret showed Sally the way to beaut) ~Z*l IffFFflrFPßl f^ FFF#nA~~ o -JULip_.l_ CT v* A MONTH LATER "No girl could be attractive with "Listen to this, Sally! 'Like nine j.„~ c i /-i Thanks for your advice a~»» a skin as coarse as mine. I'd give out208 words
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504 1938-07-03 19 Trophy Presented By District Officer (By "Sphinx") i a lapse of several months, interest m badminton m Province to be revived a<?ain, thanks principally to Mr. E. B. )aviri, the \-sistant District Officer, Bukit Mertajam, vho has donated i handsome trophy for competition among enthusiasts504 words
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Article433 1938-07-03 19 .from Our Own Correspondent) 0 f badminton enthusiasts will soon be focussed on the *fcjt open championship badminton tournament which l^ijSiLi^newcomers to the I TSTsained honours m Pl£aof Johore. and 'he good I* *HL layers who have taken I £Luh« m the game entries ipiflßld exceed433 words
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279 1938-07-03 19 Men Players Must Not Watch Girls Play! k^ (By "Rambler") of the Selango- Badminton Associati6n has f to specially remind those, who may have forgotten, f th Selanjror men's doubles and junior doubles tour--7 Jaly and that al l *n trie s should be sent to him, Ajrt o-Exchanse, Kuala279 words
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Article, Illustration19 1938-07-03 19 Lee Kirn Seng (Diehard 8.P.) who is expected to go a long way m the Singapore junior championships. TribuneTribune - 19 words
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310 1938-07-03 19 Forthcoming Tournaments In Johore Bahru ENTRIES are invited lor the championship tournaments for the district of Johore Bahru. The closing date bas been fixed as July 7. It has been announced that the tournaments will start on July 15, and it is evident from this that Johore is served by310 words
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Article488 1938-07-03 19 (By "Racquet") pROBABLY never before m the history of badminton m Perak so much interest was shown m matches between girls as during the recent Kinta Inter-Team Girls Tournament, which was concluded m the Ipoh Town Hall before a Jarge gathering on Monday. The competition was488 words
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Article, Illustration10 1938-07-03 19 Chan Khek Eng (U.CA.) another promiring Singapore junior player TribuneTribune - 10 words
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Article269 1938-07-03 19 HAS THE S.B .A. FOUND A WAY OUT? By "Phoenix" NEVER icas the need jor the Singapore Badminton Association to exert all possible efforts to acquire or lease a suitable hall for it s annual tournaments been more forcefully emphasised than at the annual general meeting of the Clerical Union269 words
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Advertisement598 1938-07-03 19 Home SPA TREATMENT for RHEUMATISM A Kidney Trouble Doctor D. Quignon By of the Faculty of Medicine. ParK IF you are over forty, and subjer* rheumatism, lumbago. jdrlncy tn b!e. constipation or liver disorder, >t is a wise rlan to make c practice of drink inp alknline mwitt f similar598 words
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Article381 1938-07-03 20 BATTING 10 r Ku Cheow Chye (Raffles College vs. 5.A.0.8.). 101" ML E. Manby (Non-Benders vs. .Malay Regt., Port Dickson). 95 A. 11. .Mortimer (Klang C. vs. Kampong Kuantan Co.). 76 C. Ferdinands (A.C.S. vs. 8.G.E.5.. Perak). 67 A. Shiels (Kampong Kuantan Club vs. Klang Club). 55381 words
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Article610 1938-07-03 20 " ARGUS - "ARGUS" -B) 4 COMP* RATIVELY uneventful week-end was recorded m sport ing circles m Sialaya lasl week, but quota Id ath!< aking pride of place perhaps, for we are now approa* the climax m this branch of sporting activity— tht Malayan championship meeting which is610 words
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Article, Illustration7 1938-07-03 20 Miss Dorcen Sanscni, Ceylon and Malayan Champion.7 words
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623 1938-07-03 20 IN THIS CORNER Boxing Notes fy "Flaneur" A QUESTION raised m local boxing circles following the two titk fights at the Happy World covered stadium last month, and one thai the local Board <>i" Control is m the position to answer is. "why the fight for the flyweight title between623 words
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Article34 1938-07-03 20 rup to end of la£«« J5 Penan* Ml Kedab 1 BdinfffT »>«** Pwik ScitiUJ l*«at Negri Servw os lieal Johoir i Singapore bezi N€p: Johoi- beat Mai; Malacca and Ne«n 6n 1^34 words
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Article31 1938-07-03 20 Entries for the J^ftgSk Union's "B" f i the open doubles '"5J*. I tournament. c[i **/SH0m The draw for iX #m take piece at 'he«wrt« I day I31 words
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Advertisement594 1938-07-03 20 HEARTBURN KEPT HIM AWAKE lie v.a» Afraid to Eat What a worry he must have been to hia Wile! No food agreed with him. Acid indigestion made him positively wretched. In this l;-uer. his wife tells how she Connd i way to tad his trouble:— •■My husband developed a wreteira594 words
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Advertisement64 1938-07-03 20 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL!! 28th JUNE 1938 to 9th JULY 1938 fl FAR ANfF SALE Vijuril\rlli\/Ju \Jr\LiLa of FINE WELL KNOWN SWISS MADE WATCHES AT LUCRATIVE PRICES TO REPLENISH STOCK WITH "OMEGAS" OFFEH OF :%:i 1/3% DISCOUNT AMD ONE YEARS GUARANTEE .mat. BEST OFFER TO-DAY IN THE TOWN B. P.64 words
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Advertisement422 1938-07-03 20 Skin Blotches Make You a Wallflower uik& 808 DOES NT LOVE ME USE N X ODERM IATf M S E C s A US c E r° F MY UGLY TO-NIGHT MY DEAR DARLING YOUR SKIN L PIMPLES AND HAVE A CLEAR BEAUTIFUL, I LOVE YOU J (7 7fK~^ SOFT422 words
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Article994 1938-07-03 21 t ICA |MS BEATEN FOR FIRST N ME MORABLE CONTEST (By Air Mail). St. Andrews. I rabk contests m the history of golf concluded here I trr> of Great Britain over the United States m the I mr the Walker (up. Britain's team won994 words
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Article212 1938-07-03 21 AT the Outram Road Court, on Sunday last, a keenly contested badminton, consisting of four singles and three doubles, was played between the New Life Badminton Party and the Sphinx Badminton Party, resulting m a victory for the New Lifers' by five games to one. One212 words
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Article209 1938-07-03 21 jT|EET the girl who, m search of ten■L" nis honours, has journeyed nearly twenty thousand miles" during the past year. Dorothy (Dodo Bundy Is her name. She comes from Santa Monica, near Los Angeles. Here are her main trips for the y\r: She comes209 words
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Article140 1938-07-03 21 "Yes "Brings Luck AMAZING what love will do when it takes a hand m sport, and parti- j cuiarly when that hand controls a speedway rider's machine, writes Al j Male. Fred Tuck, of Nottingham, was not I exactly hitting the high spots at his j track uiuil a few140 words
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334 1938-07-03 21 "WfIiATS m a name?" asked the poet. <\nd a man m Wimbledon U going grey trying to figure out the answer. He is 11 D. H. R. Martin, of Bernard-gardens. v not tru famous golfer. That's the whole point of this story. You see,334 words
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Article441 1938-07-03 22 Sharif] bin Baba Wins Championship From Our 0 mespondent) mat Friday. Shampion thletic snorts 1001. held on before a no Hoi 31 He Com- F. L Shaw i'■ Mr. Ad centred en the > and well to win nd Regamai pri 2 A: 1. Othman441 words
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Article243 1938-07-03 22 GOOD BOWLING BY CECIL WONG THE V.M.C.A. batted well m their cricket match against the A.C.S. when batting firs* they scored 134 rims. They won" easily by 49 runs Suratta who opened the innings batted well for 24. Cecil Wong was the best of the ACS. bowlers243 words
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Article21 1938-07-03 22 The promotion of Second-Lieut. V. C. Nolan, S.S.V.F., to the rank of Lieutenant, with effect from June 25, has been approved.21 words
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Article101 1938-07-03 22 FIRST HOLE IN 1 -RECORD It has taken Alderman J. G. Tooms, former Mayor of Deal, thirty years to do his first hole m one. But it was worth waiting for. When he holed his tee shot at the bogey four fifth hole, 342 yards, on the Walmer and Kingsdown101 words
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171 1938-07-03 22 U.S. Golfer Shouts "QUIET" TO P.C. AT least one American doesn't think our policemen are wonderful. He's Charlie Yates, U.S. Walker Cup golfer, who bent his team-mate, J. w. Fischer at the nineteenth m the amateur championship at Troon, Ayrshire. Yates was putting on' the eighth green while tightly-packed spectators171 words
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Article95 1938-07-03 22 AXFORD Soccer Blue and cricketer George Evans will remember this week as long as he lives. In three days he has dismissed the world's two greatest batsmen. On Monday he dismissed Walter Hammond, the Gloucestershire hardhitter, and yesterday, making the ball swing awkwardly against95 words
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Article475 1938-07-03 22 FOLLOWING Johore's creditable victory O f 3__i over Malacca many of th/: Johore supporters looked for a stronger showing by Johore m their Malaya Cup match against the Combined Services at Singapore but these were not realised. The Johore FA. committee have undoubtedly gone to a great475 words
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Article47 1938-07-03 22 When Roy Boon was training at his London gym for a right at Chatteris with Jimmy Walsh, British lightweight champion, the London representative of Walsh was asked to leave the Gym. After a heated argument, the representative refused to leave, and the .vcrk-out was resumed.47 words
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Article602 1938-07-03 22 SPORT IN MALACCA (From Our Oion Correspondent) Malacca. ?N spite of adverse comments Malncco i played up to expectations and deservedly held Negri Sembilan to a draw m last week's Malaya Cup football match. On the run of play Malacca, lavcured by a bit of luck, should have turned tables.602 words
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Article305 1938-07-03 22 M SINGH BOWLS AND BA TS WELL CRICKET ATSEGAH, M Singh, the ie A tw merry mood Mi double quick time. SLjjL?^ six wickets for tt l zj* help of Nadasor .a ponsibte for tfe ftfe meni English ?;h^,^c, gx>d batdng and bo^b Ci E.S .skippfr m Nadascii ana v305 words
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Article428 1938-07-03 22 From Our Own Correspondent) Mnar. Fiiday. THE Muar Football Association league Competition lor this year Las i?o.ched an Interesting stage. Tl.e Muar Chinese who are favoured to win bead the Jable with fifteen points for ei^ht matches and have yet to be beaten They wen428 words
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Article14 1938-07-03 22 SEGAMAT SOCCER From W <** for t M I h fJ> the s«* nd J^14 words
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613 1938-07-03 23 FAVOURITES OBLIGE ON FIRST DAY OF IOH JULY RACES cffRN KNIGHT WINS 1 BIG RACE Frorv Our Own Reporter) /poh, Saturday. j bn^ht sunny weather favoured the opening iU* f|Ecr fthpPenik Tiri Club's three-day professional .July *V* fm,hthi>^tetno'>n. r ind the cash sweeps were well patronised, and jy tota^i"* i#i613 words
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Article166 1938-07-03 23 5 <n\i vi g ;-<? and s<\ I w flrd Race >_ 51JR C( !OC X $2* and S7. $1 fltarar) >:. Kj J— MtM nd S7. nte Video SB. Happy N V:;ll S Race 4 WART_ <>:toinf,!tf. $36 and SIS. Durban $J3. Pipe of Peace166 words
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Article502 1938-07-03 23 Singapore, Saturday. By virtue of iheir inree-nil victory over the Excise Department this aiteinoon, the Chinese are now leaders m the second division of the S.A.F.A. football league. Fast play was a charaeteri-tic of the game, which was equally shared m the .second half. j502 words
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Article, Illustration18 1938-07-03 23 A tussle for the ball m Friday's match between the S.f.C. and tin Casuals played on the Parang-.18 words
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Article217 1938-07-03 23 Indians Defeat St Andrew's Singapore, Saturday. WHEN St. Andrew's School entertained the Indian Association this afternoon they were dismissed for 51 runs, the visitors winning with a margin of 42 runs. Scores; INDIAN ASSOCIATION Thairam. Singh b P. Singh 20 Wazin Singh c P. Ferguson b T. Sullivan 26 Che217 words
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287 1938-07-03 23 WONG BATS WELL AGAINST ST. ANDREW'S IN spite of a half century by fcvan Wong, the S.C.R.C. were defeated by 19 runs wh«n they met tho St. Andrew's 0.8.A. yesterdn.v The scores were: S.C.R.C. Gan Kee Thian b J. Moss 13 Swee Lim Swans l.b.w. M. Hartley \1 Robert Tan287 words
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Article26 1938-07-03 23 Singapore. SatinIn the Second Division football match I played at GtUmari Barracks to-day. the I Terrors, beat the Loyals, by lour goals to one.26 words
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415 1938-07-03 23 Malacca. Saturday. Singapore 3 Malar ra 0 OFNC AI'ORE heat Malacca by (hree iroals (o nil to-day m one <: ;ht* very finest dairies played here. Hirh spot of match wcw \hv perfeci centres ol James <ioh, the Sicpapore ri>fhl win:;. OilliAiipu.c415 words
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Article36 1938-07-03 23 London, July 2. MISS Wills Moody created a record by winning the Wimbledon women's singles title for the eighth time today. She defeated Miss Helen Jacobs by 6 4, ti 0. Reuier.36 words
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Article20 1938-07-03 23 Mr. Justice Gordon Smith, K.C. and Mr. E. M. McDonald have been elected members of the Association of British Malaya.20 words
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Article305 1938-07-03 23 S.R.C. FAIL BADLY Growder Takes 6 For 28 Singapore. Saturday. AST*RT was made m tb^ (woday cricket match Irtwecn the S.C.C. and the S.U.C. on the SRC. Padans this afternoon the Rrrnatien Club pave a very poor display m tb<«ir first innings and Wtvm ;sll out for 77 runs Growder305 words
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Article275 1938-07-03 23 INTER-COLLEGE SOCCER RIVALR Y Raffles College 5; Medical College 0. GOOD humoured rivalry characterised the annual encounter between Raffles and Medical College for the Inter-College Cud. Professors, co-eds and other supporters rallied strongly to see Rafflr-s win s—o. Raffles exerted pressure from the start and BOON HUAH275 words
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Article, Illustration263 1938-07-03 24 M. G Howlett, of the BJJ.C, London, broadcasting her impressions the trip Horn Bangkok to bingapoft in the Chulleni»fir Haf t.iiir was transmUtcd to London by radio telephone. Tribune Group photograph of a parly of journalists who arrived by the "Cordeliu*Tribune - 263 words
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