Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 July 1938
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Title Section16 1938-07-17 1 The Sunday Tribune FG RTR R SING\PORE, SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1938. KIVK CENTS The Sunday Tribune16 words
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Article126 1938-07-17 1 TYPHOID: ADVICE TO PARENTS Lfc, Tribune Staff Reporter) fond of his child should no! cents to spend."— that is the i X Morrison. Assistant Medical Offic*? ■L^uipalit}. to all parents. rifled n him yestert.ftrrN>n told me that situation was still f ,|e authorities concern. the total number of LS^d i"126 words
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Article372 1938-07-17 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) ARGE increases m the number of deaths from diseases such OS malaria, enteric fever, dysentery an'! diarrohea, diphtheria and beriberi m Selanffor have given rise to some concern on the oart of health authorities m the State, according to the latest report372 words
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229 1938-07-17 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) RUSSIANS like British passports, and a considerable amount of "trade" is done m Europe m the matter of "buying" husbands »n order to secure the right to the possession of this document which makes access to almost229 words
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Article96 1938-07-17 1 '"Nic Staff Reporter) I lfc *i.U!ei fortress off the 'topipore. is the haven i fclrf Malays who can'; fifes*. Months ago I MuMt of those men j P*wk-infested waters i*£w the shor es of Pulau Cffin rS? of humble and I^4r4 9 Pastime of toxins:96 words
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Article, Illustration31 1938-07-17 1 "Naked Lady" At 13: In Scene A picture of 13--year-old Mirabelle Muller as she was taking part m the profession. Her father and mother are leading the horse through, the streets.31 words
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292 1938-07-17 1 "We Have Pledged To Defend It" HANKOW, JLLY 15. "fHINA WILL DEFEND WUHAN WITH ALL HER STRENGTH. PROM MARSHAL CHIANG KAI SHEK DOWN TO THE TIRE PEOPLE, TIHS IS TIIL COMMON RESOLUTION TO WHICH THEY HAVE PLEDGED THEIR GREATEST! DEETERMIN A292 words
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338 1938-07-17 1 Watcher Springs At "Godiva Girl" Of Thirteen London, July 8. pHEERS am! handclaps foi Tedding Urn's I.J-year-oki I ady Godiva, MirabeJfe Muller, were stilled during the procession when man stepped from the crowd and n« tempted to unseat her, shouting <4 This is sacrilege." The hush was replaced with screams338 words
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Article, Illustration21 1938-07-17 1 Mile. Veronica attempting to break her own record of 5,121 consecutive high kicks, at Croydon, Surrey. She is attempting 7,000 kicks.21 words
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Article29 1938-07-17 1 Front Page News Inside Local neios 2, 3 and 13, Barber 5. Ohserver 7, women's pages 10 and 11, Goult 12, Pater son 14, Hammonds 16. Sport end pages.29 words
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Article110 1938-07-17 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TTISTORY will be made m [poh thi^ month when plane* (tan til over Malaya meet m the "tin" capital if v the first Hying rally of Perak Flying Club. Twenty-four planes will rwoop, dive, stunt for two days, July 30, nd110 words
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Article47 1938-07-17 1 Aeiial golf is to be played up m the skies, combined transport ractt, message dropping competitions wA\ add to fun and excitement Club instructors will Bnben a baloon-bur.sUnf> competition, v. highlight will be a exhibition of terobratics by Mr. E. MiLsou. Ryi tor of Perak Plykng Club47 words
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Advertisement93 1938-07-17 1 New Singapore Building (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TOWERING over buildings m its locality, modern, granoiitic, spacious, a new block of offices is to be erected m Singapore, I understand, ror Nestle Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd. Particulars as to its site i re lacking at the moment, but architects are already93 words
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Advertisement128 1938-07-17 1 gR HEALTH and BEAUTY wm ys«\^ Every woman can acquire that and H Iff Tl^ fascination which will make her the centre of attraction. jfc^ V^^T^ Vivacity and beauty are the normal results of perfect jfl IP^ /s X' health. Perfect health is ensured when your system is JB— -*-*«C^128 words
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Advertisement11 1938-07-17 1 the m:\vs WITH \()VH BREAKFAST Try Tin >ioit\i.M; it; I him.11 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Article227 1938-07-17 2 R OOF- GARDEN BAR IN L UXURY HOTEL (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) II'ORKIMi quietly— almost m seen* during the past few months. W masons, carpenters, electricians and plumbers have been cha.><jimr the Station Hotel K.iala Lumpur, into one of the smartest and most luxurious m the coui try. When it227 words
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Article108 1938-07-17 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Seremban. Saturday. DOYEN oi the planting community of Negri ScmbilaiT, 59-year jld Mr. W. J. Doughty, former State and Federal Councillor, died at his home lust night on Hamilton Estate, Nilai. thus ending v, M year period oi stay m Ma*aya. Mr.108 words
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Article, Illustration101 1938-07-17 2 Fast Workers Flying m bad weather, a squadrcn of eleven Hawker "Hurricanes" fastest fighter planes m service m the world set a record ef €d minutes tor the formation flight irom London to Paris a distance of 250 mi;es. The "Hurricanes," v.ith other Royal Air Force plane?, are taking part101 words
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186 1938-07-17 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter). of England schools m Malaya are young and poor that is why they lag behind schools of other missions, Reman Catholic and Methodist. "The vital need of the Church m Malay* is education of the best type. It is186 words
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Article, Illustration66 1938-07-17 2 Dainty feminine fashions seen at Lord's ground, London, where the Eton and Harrow cricket match was due to be played. There were many spectators, despite heavy rain which held up play, for the match between two of the most prominent public schools m the country. Besides being an occasion for66 words
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Article123 1938-07-17 2 "It is interesting to note," he added, "that when the first English school was founded m the early days of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles it was linked with the Church of England and grants were given directly to the Church more or less as they were given123 words
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Article22 1938-07-17 2 Admiral Horthy, Regent of Hungary has celebrated his seventieth birthday To commemorate the occasion the Government started the Admiral Horthy Aviation Fund.22 words
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355 1938-07-17 2 TWO VIEWS I EXPRESSM (BY T. H. TAN) (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) fl JV on leaving: school boy decides t > become a clerk tw I made a miserable choice, sa d ,.r a 1^. I more than 40 clerks on rls pay r when I355 words
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Article63 1938-07-17 2 Doctors From Austria London. Friday. PERMISSION fur a limited number of Austrian doctors to practise m lhi.° country wits approved by the Bn 1 Mcriical Association conference which opened at Plymouth to-day Tho number will be limited to Bfty, and no member ol tho medical profession was appointed to assistBritish Official Wireless - 63 words
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Article89 1938-07-17 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff fc^ Senniban, Btt«2! THK urgent need hTZ fake more interest whni he oponed the apSS 1 a^nd horticultural s ho» It uas Malaya's staple i* he said, and all heti thii I possible would bepiv«|,i vators. "I hope to see Nepi-Sertli making89 words
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Article84 1938-07-17 2 Exports of tinned pineappia M i he wick ending July 9 ts amounted to 51.875 cases, o^oj 17.322 «91 j)tr cent i cms nw j ited Kingdom. 575 percen: M o the Continent of Europe. US 1 cent.) cases to Canada, and Imm er cent.) case;> eke* Total84 words
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Article46 1938-07-17 2 Stogapore ,Btfw Chiaflte woman Ah lim. 1 Mr. J C H 9JJJM 1 magistrate, this «J"Jj of attempted caustic -soda m a hou* «f w*^! '•rday afternoon I Hie accasexi pleadea j Uiat .she had I quarrel vttfcw^ ir?: worship cautioned iw Lh< accused46 words
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Article22 1938-07-17 2 i 1 nc< v<>uif2?i^lii cl Iho late Emperor of WJ^ "3 tied m Rome to Court J i.idiefT, who claims deicw i22 words
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70 1938-07-17 2 Pans. M« j VINFFi-i N I YKAI? Oil) Mam-I \alaissanl, with «atrr dn clothe, ran into the police station at (rcii, north < -weet heart. He!e.~ Ooiiant, a-ed Fixtwn, I ad been drowns The\ decided to die becawe (heir parrnts would70 words
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Article214 1938-07-17 2 $35,000 Chapel Being Built tSunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A CHURCH believed to be the most beautiful and modern m the Far East is now undergoing construction m Balestier Road, Singapore. It is the church of the Mission of the Gospel of God, and will cost over ¥35,000. Replying entirely on214 words
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Advertisement51 1938-07-17 2 HAVE YOUR NEW SUITS MADE BY EXPERT TAILORS AT MODERATE PRICES i i LATEST WOOLLEN AND PALM BEACH SUITINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK. T\l ll i:\*. <<». 23-5. COLEMAN ST.. J2_- SINGAPORE. pirnvrn 5933 ~A\ Telegraphic Address: 5934 JL^ GOODWOOD Charmingly situated ideal for visitors and tourists. COCKTAIL BAR LOUNGE- FIRST51 words
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Advertisement39 1938-07-17 2 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE. Muscle anomalies Crossed eyes. ?B--^w .jjl Complicated cases nH^S^ of defective U GLASSES IF NEEDED. R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. Thone 3002. Consultation Without Cost or Obligation.39 words
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Advertisement268 1938-07-17 2 ALL JAVA KRONCHONG NIGHTS at .he NEW-WORLD ARE** FRI.. 22nd SAT. 23rd. JULY Commencing At 9 p.m. Sll-f^ C FE THE MOST POPULAR SINGERS OF JAVA BROUGHT OUT AT flMHM||^ CONSIDERABLE EXPENS'S. SPECIAL EXTRA TURNS WILL BE GIVEN i^tiS^Hßi 3i BY SELECTED CLOWNS OF DARDANELLA, ALSO THE WELL KNOV r268 words
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311 1938-07-17 3 I /Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) I \facdreifor, addressing Medical College students at the Edward VII College of Medicine, Sinn-pore, yesterday, -iteof the slumps ahd n.xieties oi tne present time, there o for doctors and dentista srraduated from this college. waiting, for more311 words
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Article27 1938-07-17 3 D YKES BURST Kt*L the of torbtatei Bht8 ht Points m T* toSi a d Aom °n which ?w s *S2n^ OtSes have b?en uves are reported27 words
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Article, Illustration61 1938-07-17 3 For Children Do YOU Grumble When You Go To School If you do, then take a look at these two pictures. Top one shows you the Singapore >tvle: a whole fleet of cars CARRY you and your friends from the Raffles Girls' School. Then W>k at the English style below.61 words
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Article71 1938-07-17 3 Singapore, Saturday. Stated to be soon getting married, a pretty !9-yeai-cld Hokien girl, who drank caustic soda m solution -because her father died m China and was depressed because she had no work'" was produced to-day before Mr. G. S. Rawlings, Third Magistrate, to answer a rhaxge of71 words
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75 1938-07-17 3 GOVERNOR TO OPEN B.M.B.C. SHORT WAVE STATION I Ma Reporter) IfeSs? liSn»e a ter which ers. From T until 10 both transmitters will operate and will broadcast, after the Governor's speech, a special programme m which the band of the Loyal iment. Miss Maiiette Deches'ie. Mr. Paul Verdavne and a75 words
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TWO ANCLES ON THE TRANSPORT STRIKE
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Article, Illustration242 1938-07-17 3 NO BUSES, BUT MORE CYCLES (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter). SINGAPORE'S seventy thousand cyclists can't be wrong. While people who depend on buses wear sorry expressions these days, no one has put a spoke m the cyclist's wheel! Rapidly rising, as the graph will show, the number of registered cyclists Jn242 words
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Article273 1938-07-17 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) gINGAPORE was not caught unawares by the transport strike. The Registrar of Vehicles (Lieut-Col. G. C. Meredith) tells me that ever since the last strike by the -ame workers m I!>:>6 provisional plans have been made to cope with an emergency.273 words
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36 1938-07-17 3 Skirmishing On North-West Frontier London, July 15. ONE Indian soldier was reported killed m an encounter with tribesmen north of Waziristan to-day. One Indian officer and seven Indian soldiers were wounded and three tribesmen captured. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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243 1938-07-17 3 BY NEILSON MODDER (Sunday Tribune Staff Repo/ter) HTHE boycott on fish caught and trapped b\ Japanese m Singapore waters is helping hundreds of Malay fishermen who depend on the sea for their living to reap m a great harvest every month. I have just returned243 words
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Article49 1938-07-17 3 Shanghai, July 15.— 1t Is reported that Japanese troops at Amoy have mutinied. The Japanese authorities m Shanghai are sending large reinforcements to suppress the mutineers. Severe fighting among themselves have already broken out. At present detailed information i.s unavailable, due i«> (en "t tip Nunyanv Siang Pau.49 words
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Article25 1938-07-17 3 A young woman m a village near Saint Hubert, In the Belgian Ardennes, has tamed a wild boar wfeighing nearly i6st., which obeys her calJ25 words
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Article, Illustration56 1938-07-17 3 Playing For China War Relief Fund A concert m aid of the China Relief Fund is to be given at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday, July 31, by Mr. Otto Joachim (bottom*, violinist, who is well-known m Singapore, and Mr. Francois de liaan, (top) Dutch pianist, who has his56 words
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Advertisement112 1938-07-17 3 -.luOg-vr^v^j&'viy* i>; ■yjXoj i 'y.'*.-Us \sfyu l^ i H*^ 1-* .rfc jtfl^fc^^y 'v ■.'/'■/■.'.vfty/.' ■'■J'lvi^'*//SftX^A'/ 4 4 &s£&*ss&*ss& v '5k 4 ?iffi?ls&x&mmsr< I UllUCllUliy I Is Hra^?'Slv*' x t"o mp i H &ss&«£— HCv IXvJXII LV C I y I WHS lcftsffi>%£«*^ >•■>*-'*•■-■•' ->• '> ■\^t§BS/(&''/'. uv*w Vy i XX112 words
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Advertisement479 1938-07-17 4 POLES I ERROR START SA YES TO GROW THREE Franklin, Nebraska. LAST year this great agricultural Ijl wJ^JiS area of the Middle West was ravaged by drought This year, ra.m.-> have been .so plenti- < Aarhus, Denmark. the telephone potel are J Anumbei oi wooden poles were j through an479 words
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Advertisement210 1938-07-17 4 The TALK of TOWN! THRILLS ADVENTURE!! j C 27 27 The attack on Kublai Khan's Palace 0 *-> The Tortures of Kublai Khan and the j j Blowing up of the Palace Gates CAPITOI 3 SHOWS DAILY &s&+■ 1 -v J^^B I^^ Sn pndour GARY COOPER m "The ADVENTURES of210 words
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Advertisement218 1938-07-17 4 THE SENSATIONAL EXPftTiTS^ J CAN HAPPEN WHK\ E °F W"+ j "KICKS OVER THE TK Ac G ft M 1 PAVILIOX 3-15 6-15 9|ST S: fBT 1 '^—^j^ T<L »> THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD THE GREATEST FILM OF ALL < '^E //a* Everything THRILLS ROMANCE MIHI ADVENTURE BEAUTY ALL218 words
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Article, Illustration1441 1938-07-17 5 fir ■r i^^^j fti ''ArC^ vt^» jAk IflKSßJH^B^^lMHßHiHtißflvkHM^Pw^B^Hll^lßvVHiHl^^^H^^P^ti^^^^HVOT^^^Hvs TO THE FILM CITY BECA USE He Wants To Act! lywood Follies! iKtlir; new NOEL BARBER I production. •Mpased by censor) (sometimes) *fr*k all-reading, all-pulsating I W b written, directed, and MB thought out by Xoel Barber. ***by1,441 words
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Article208 1938-07-17 5 THEY'RE thinking of Warner Barter as Grade Fields'* next leading man MARIE ANTOINETTE,- uhich I reckon cost well over half a mUUon, is finished and ready for pret QYLVIA SIDNEY goes for M hours v horseback ride every morning before reporting to 1> mtenu* it's good for the hips208 words
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Advertisement33 1938-07-17 5 X^mvv^^r or VVRISJT, /•/S^fi^mvSr OBTAINABLE AT A c&iSk^^V p:5 ALL DEALERS X^\ P THROUGHOUT MALAYA Ypir^ Sole Agents:— €uu.\ ciiox; CSuccossors to Cheong Brothers), TELEPHONE 51, south Bridge Road, No. 4985. SINGAPORE, S.S.33 words
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Advertisement257 1938-07-17 5 KIDNEY j LIVER AND BLADDER Drink 'Saltrates Water for Permanent Relief/ KIDNEY and bladder disorders, "Liver- ishness," mental or physical languor i all arise from impurities m the system. I The one sure and only remedy for the* ills is to clear the Impurities out bj stimulating and thoroughly cleansing257 words
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Advertisement59 1938-07-17 5 AJ! DIAMOND 1 BED B A GIFT Of CIFTi TO HOME MAKERS Toe bedsteaß la the centre of tb« Itom^ I 'rioa. beauty and endurance abould be considered On compariaoa of thet# <feree quelitie*. DIAMOND beda ca««ot be e««all«4 OIANOND METAL PRODUCTS CO LTD 601 KfiUPONG BRhCU OQPO inca p59 words
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Article219 1938-07-17 6 Heiress's Husband Accused After Girl's Discovery Nov. York, July •">. rfBE arrest and arraignment a. John Paul Batheft, 2S-year-oid dapper huvbaii'J of a reputed Part Avenue lu-iivss, launches a new and eerk murder mystery upon Imeriea's attention, ft is labelled "The Cement Coflfl Murder Case," and219 words
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Article59 1938-07-17 6 Neglect of Britis h merchant shipping will constitute a crime against humanity, punishment for which will be the desperate but unavailing wrath of 50,000,000 starving people, states the annual report, of the Council of officers (Merchant Navy) Federation. Concerned at the present state of British shipping, the59 words
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Article154 1938-07-17 6 OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN. The perioJ of discomfort which hatu?<3 demands that every woman shall endure is sometimes a source of worry m the event of delay. Often it brings pain ir.c! suffering during its course. Castopheie comes as a boon to women, who are handicapped154 words
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Article515 1938-07-17 6 WHY DO MEN LEAVE HOME? Toronto, Ontario. TLfAN leave home, deserting their wives and children, for as many reasons as there are men, according to Mr. Richard S. Hoskiftg, for l r > years Judge of the Toronto Family Court. Bub the reason for most of the desertions which have515 words
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Article, Illustration86 1938-07-17 6 THIS SHOWS BRITAIN'S SEA MIGHT The submarines "Otway" and Osiris" have arrived ii: Shadwell Dock, London, where Ihey will be epen to inspection by officers oi the Merchant Navy. The visit will last for several clays. It has been stated the Admiralty have decided to institute further training m gunnery,86 words
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Article106 1938-07-17 6 Saragossa ALL dogs m Saragossa must can? number-plates, recording to a notice signed by the Mayor which has been posted throughout the city. Following numerous complaints by people who have been bitten by .stray dogs, says the Mayoi. the following rules must be observed: Eaery dog106 words
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21 1938-07-17 6 AGED 3, HE EATS NEEDLES AND GLASS object:-. hay( r ac <*tai c!* his lat OIB| <?^ will, a s(ass l))W *fc21 words
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406 1938-07-17 6 London. July E». A MOTHER who had just seen her iau&ter sentenced at the Oid A Bailey to 12 months' imprisonment told a reporter how the girl's infatuation for an ex-convict had led her into crime. Margaret Kirkpatrick. aged 23, a welleducated hospital406 words
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Article58 1938-07-17 6 Sir William Price, seventy-three, of Westfield, Hendon-avenue, Finchley, N., who began earning his living by pushing a barrow selling milk, and became a director of United Dairies, Ltd., left £48,165. He bequeathed £100 to his chauffeur, Fish, if still m his service, and an annuity of £15658 words
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Article108 1938-07-17 6 RAJAH OF 15 TOURS THE TUBES London, Jib i riFTEKN-YEAR-OLD Priwe I* Prutap. fhe new Bajafc I Gan^pur India's youngest flierleaves London m a foito|k« time for his coronation. Y< uid he will do Uj day till he has to go- he wentftri* ride m London's Underground tn* It is108 words
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Article85 1938-07-17 6 Surgeons had to chip away a section ol skull big enough to cover the paJxn of a man's hana to remove a turnout ♦Rom the brain of Colin Cherry. Harold. load, Hornsey. London, a nine-year d schoolboy, who left Westminster Hospital recently. Little hope85 words
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Advertisement479 1938-07-17 6 THEIR MISTAKE Nuifjara Falls. NOW we're all going to join m singing No. 7 m our song book." the Master of Ceremonies told dflt'KUles to a convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union here. The delegates rustled the pages of their books, then gasped. The song was: "There's A Ta-479 words
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Advertisement287 1938-07-17 6 ASEPTIC OIMMLM *^£*S^ HEALED HER f /^>fr--AJ II A > 3 HOVRS. Ay Vy V^ With GERMOLENE m th- /V/\y A house you have Qu;?k healing 1/ f V «B^ at hand! Read this ca.se JI V (/y WS^^w' "i had a mishap u\th a kettle L I I If287 words
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Article, Illustration1231 1938-07-17 7 1 THE FASTER YOU GO THE LESS YOU NOTICE THE SPEED thyg VtrTED w'th a capital "S" i:: what tr;- world seems to want iay, and speed is what it is getting* A wc«.-k ago, a British jj -uhrav train known a^ tr-e L.X.F.R. Coronation streamlined Mallard, on a test1,231 words
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Article, Illustration100 1938-07-17 7 The Railton car m which Mr John Cobb is to make an attempt on tl'p world land speed record at the Utah Salt Flats at the end of August: it \as on view m its completed form for the first time at Brooklands (Surrey) before leaving for America.100 words
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Advertisement99 1938-07-17 7 On sultry days the mere sight of a large hot joint will often n n^w^.A c:i.. A destroy appetite. Cooked Corned SilverCOLD COOKED side > Pressed Beef aa r a t c Cooked Ham, Windsor make a pleasant and satisfying Sausage, Pressed Ox contrast, and will be mucn appredated. Cut99 words
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Article933 1938-07-17 8 T: audition had lasted hall &n howr, hut it had onlj .Von Cesfini, the visiting from Vienna. fm> minute.- a thorough examination of the 'Otmg throat to make up his mind. HI- .oic** wt»s usually graft, now it was very, very kind. •Thr- ly prano w the swee?-933 words
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2412 1938-07-17 8 Ar t ere n tes He a yen But Love is God. And is Heaven." "I wonder if Love i as beautiful all that? Seems as if a girl without any home or background or mo never gets a chance to find oui2,412 words
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133 1938-07-17 8 Dr. F.B. Scott - Dr. F.B. Scott By M.D., Pans. Although doctors are human, you rarely find them suffering from Lndigesttcn The reason is that they know exactly what causes it and how to treat it. Personally, I know nothing to equal BisuratecT Magnesia as a .speedy and lasting133 words
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Advertisement263 1938-07-17 8 nidgnincenr IBS MM bh hU m3S b^m H9 M e%3 J^B iß^^B sB of your Favourite Film Star Do not miss this wonderful opportunity! Absolutely rHflrtQC fIIJK fTUECE /rcc\ we will send you one of these beautiful pictures of vnUUJC vNt Ol I Mtit film stars m exchange for only263 words
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Advertisement81 1938-07-17 8 XfOW attractive a slim, \J I J C 7 trim figure looks on the court Slim safely with Redex lotion. Applied externally- Re- duces flesh only where applied. Unfailingly effective and easy to use. Absolutely harmless. I No dieting. Approved by phy- sicians. Acts m 7 to 10 days. Redex81 words
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Article233 1938-07-17 9 -^HOLD-UP CHARGE LONDON, JULY I)0N \M) ITS WOMEN HAVE BEEN MY »r«\KK VLLEOEB TO HAVE KKKN MADE Jf'^rtii, MAN ACCUSED \T WEST LONIrTOK BE1NC CONCERNED IN A £1,141 IA of Skye. Job. concer: **£**;> c f the Lor. 1 B •25*^ a* Ea: s «MM3i5 said tnat ne 'custody233 words
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Article43 1938-07-17 9 TOUCH Melbourne. k MOTOR train struck one of a team of horses at Berriwillcck, Victoria. The horse was slightly injured. But the train was so badly damaged that it could not go on. Its passengers had to continue their journey m a motorlorry.43 words
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Article, Illustration45 1938-07-17 9 Special "Artists The ~-nl "Sketching Excursion" a special train for artists, amateur or professional lett Victoria Station, London, for Hoilinebourne, m the heart of some of the loveliest country m Kent. Photo shows Miss N. Roney sketching the station scene before the train left London.45 words
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Article162 1938-07-17 9 London. July 2. r*ENEK IL Sir lan Hamilton, speaking on Britain's agricultural polby at the Land Agents' Spdetj dipper at the Park Lane Hotel, Londan. said: "I hope I don't break the Official Be?rets Act by saying I know of an old ady who is busy stocking bully162 words
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Article234 1938-07-17 9 i ßy Air Mail) Madras, July 3. MR. S. Satyamurthi, M.L.A. (Central). 111 accompanied by Mrs. Satyamurthi left this morning for Bombay en route to Simla to attend the meetings of the Public Accounts and Military Accounts Committees. Interviewed prior to his departure "oy the United234 words
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154 1938-07-17 9 Father And Girls Drew Straws To Kill Son New York, July 5. BREAKING down and crying, "How could I kill my own little boy, but I did," Harvey Nelson hard-bclleci restaurant manager, of Waycross, Goor^ia, confessed m court at Way cross that he plotted with his mistress, Verna Fowler, eighteen!154 words
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Advertisement5 1938-07-17 9 '^Maclean rt ««th to-day? !wi||»5 words
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Advertisement195 1938-07-17 9 NURSE URGES QUAKER OATS FOR ALL I I BRIGHTENED liV SUCH Vi)vrr I I YOU'RE ON THE ROAD TO I jHr"^% I RECOVERY NOW. ALL YOU I til 4| 1 NEED IS NEW STRENGTH, AND/ ...QUAKER OATS, YOU SEE, f OH, NURSE, I FEEL SO REPLACES USED UP ENERGY, JttlAiA**195 words
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Advertisement150 1938-07-17 9 •11 n^^^sr quickly. l uMXi SAFILY K^%J At the first signs of a cold or chill a thick feeling m your head, the "shivers", aches m your bones take two 1 Genasprin tablets m a little water. Your temperature will fall immediately m a few hours you'll be well. Remember150 words
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Advertisement672 1938-07-17 9 /^§w* 4s^' Put pounds of flesh on scraggy bones, increase weight, fill out hollow cheeks. BE VITAL ALIVE MAGNETIC THRILLING Thousands of men and women owe their beautiful figures and thrilhnp vitality to Clotabs. By putting on firm healthy flesh, by enriching the impoverished bloodstream Clotabs have changed them from672 words
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Article, Illustration347 1938-07-17 10 LEARN A TO LA UGH A T LIFE A SENSE of humour is well worth cultivating. Your "inner works," such as the lungs, heart, liver and stomach, benefit enormously from a good hearty laugh, for example, the reason being that the convulsive movement cf the diaphragm agitates and stimulates the347 words
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Article547 1938-07-17 10 Dancing... for Carity Singapore's Smart Set Rallies Round Hospital And China Relief Fund THOUGH held on a week-day, the dance m aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, which took place at Raffles on Thursday night, met with a hearty response from the public. Cabaret items were provided by Mrs.547 words
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Article, Illustration211 1938-07-17 10 IF you are not satisfied with your shoulaers and neck, try a few simple exercises which, done regularly, will give you a beautiful line and will fill m the hollows under the collar bone. About the finest, easiest exercise is simple deep breathing. Do this clothed211 words
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334 1938-07-17 10 Selangor Annual Sports! Event Of The Week At K.L. RECALLING the events oi last week, we find that Saturday evening was the most interesting occasion to write about. Bstiftg the week, liUh- happened, but '>ii Friday and S-turriay keen interest was shewn m th.? Selangfor Sports Meeting, at the Selangor334 words
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Advertisement103 1938-07-17 10 "CHRISTIE" j€^ is having I^K m^M^o^S^A^^ for the last week W (learaiirt 11 Sale Evening dreijses from $25.00 HIPMOII FRPPICQISC Dirner dresses $20.00 Afternoon dresses $14.00 j Just received a beautiful selection Linen Costumes $10.00 Morning aressej 8.00 |of mornin S> afternoon and evening HATS, HANDBAGS FLOWERS gowns. All sizes.103 words
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Advertisement45 1938-07-17 10 ASSURANCE of Personal Daintiness TAMPAX The original tampon, offers sanitary protection internally PINS without PADS! BELTS! TAMPAX is tne remarkable new product which enables every woman to have complete, healthful, sanitar? Protection. INTERNALLY, INVISIBLY Obtainable from all the leading. department stores. Agents: The Federal Dispensary.45 words
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Advertisement47 1938-07-17 10 •> Priscilla Ltd. •> HAS JUST RECEIVED J "~"A SMALL SHIPMENT OF I "HUBRITE" t INFORMAL 1 FROCKS. j j Inspection Cordially Invited. Tel. 3335. 61, Stamford Rti. S ELSIE MARY Late of London for Day Evening Gowns at "Rodney House' 9 2 Battery Road. S in S 30.0047 words
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Advertisement82 1938-07-17 10 Js®fe^ K ll/ ABET II ABIH V ■p^Tj Ml Given by Mrs. Lynn from Mi* Ar^^ V 1 Salon. She is thorough: no mer r >J i</ beautifying for her but *£yps patting, and definite work on the V^^ This thorough treatment wj^ subtle, individual make-up adapw* personality. Free consultations82 words
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Article, Illustration551 1938-07-17 11 *'2Tv Blue and r '^folteess gathered stft tW "are, Effects fZ of orranza m r vith an 5 that -fcloui HSU"* XL.: :e pink Eotir local put your jbe right I a gaff has a delightLpd Bckiii.e ed?t- U m soft Cm which swirls m fulilU itth551 words
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Article, Illustration676 1938-07-17 11 The Old Old Tale Of Rain TPHE Hill is rather quiet at the moment. There are not a great number of visitors here, and during the week the vicinity of the golf course has not presented a too-active appearance. 3ut, as usual, the week-end676 words
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Article100 1938-07-17 11 Instead ot having frills to finish off your rurtains tr> the effect 01 a u«»den pelmet which can easily be constructed of plywood If you do not want your curtains to stand out too much (this is a point to be remembered if the room is small) bend100 words
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Advertisement30 1938-07-17 11 HI HOUSE. rjESDBmAL ESTAI LOCATION IN I CUISINE I ROOMS WITH COACHED OWN I J PACING SEA. IL PAGA TENNIS I^EPHONE 5553. PAGE Plcs London. ttPER T >smaker tni Wear.30 words
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Advertisement32 1938-07-17 11 "f OfJDIIJ" Ear Control Bonnet PREVENTS BABY LYING WITH EARS FOLDED, THE GENERAL CAUSE OF PROJECTING EARS Wear Day and Night. SIZES 0, 1, 2. from Medical Hall Ltd. 3, BATTERY ROAD.32 words
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Advertisement26 1938-07-17 11 7m M££ ?A££ 3 now a varied stock of jewelry. Jade, Cornelian, Lapis Lazuli, Rose Quartz, Torquoise, Coral, etc. 18, Battery Road, Ist floor. Phone 7143.26 words
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Advertisement143 1938-07-17 11 Many and many a mother m the tropics looks back with thankfulness to the day when someone said, "Have you tried giving /t^ -*ii^ i na3 WW s^P^^fe^ s§Sl nim Lactogen"? Baby took it and liked it >v "^S^B-^^^fayg^^^^Bß^^ I an d things began to come right The weighK^ 777^S143 words
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669 1938-07-17 12 ■WRING < at War !'-h.lulnes guarded aa a necessary adjunci tv the business of making war. To-day, it has acquired a wholly new significance. It is no longer an aid hut the main thing m war. That much i-^669 words
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Article, Illustration819 1938-07-17 12 Singapore Needs More And Better Street Lighting i R E T lighting m Singapore has from time to time m recent months come under the whiplash of popular criticism m press and police court alike. There is a sheepishness of thought about most of the criticism, however, which has always819 words
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Article715 1938-07-17 12 f¥E: "I don't, see why this new tan- dem of ours should seem so hard to pedal." She: "Well, the only thing I don't Like. dear, is the way these foot rests keen moving up and down jfc nROWN of Chicago sent two old715 words
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Advertisement79 1938-07-17 12 111 f .^■B3?*'^'^T o a? I I i EIGHT-VALVE il^^»'?Xrs?^ A RADIO receive, v 9 m****'*!!**' Master's Voice" All-Wave Mod I 469.^ 1°! m fro* UJ&ceived from all t) W over jm »*s*'s£& urn, arris. The addition ?d >f^fl^^f-r and a variable selectivity ffcncr en an UM fim£ \ely adjacent79 words
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Article231 1938-07-17 13 iday Tribune Staff Renter) i" Singapore might well be j^" cracchtojr heads and saying— ff v: ra a< Diizzlet 1 as you would be if you r carpc:'.:tr.. ::> cii: mk Ifttiiu ai»> one i<af LTheTonstructi«n There who BkC to th the intellll f deceptive231 words
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Article53 1938-07-17 13 ktawtred trn more acres JJDwedale -jeroyshire have been thousands already pro- [<» the area by the National Trust. J w seventy acres of hills and ■■tta Milldale and the ne.v IfiiK? Farm uE 140 acres i'asijfte appeal for £13.500 f'.r acres m the Dove mi TiUeys. E3.90053 words
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Article, Illustration271 1938-07-17 13 30 m. p. Equals 24 h. p. The Sunday Tribune h there were strange "doings" up a! the Singapore Cathi site. A naif, apparen I be shifted, So we up staff reporter Leslie Hoffman cameraman to Investigate The' (int there jus! i/t time i this photo and ihi Hoffma n271 words
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232 1938-07-17 13 HAROLD LANCASTER - U.S. A. SCIENTISTS WANT MALA YA MONKEYS FOR GLAND TESTS HAROLD LANCASTER By (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) r |MIE rapid growth of scientific investigation into gland processes m America i I'iv'nu employment to a large number of people m Malaya, I discovered from Mr. Herbert H. de Souza well known232 words
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Article39 1938-07-17 13 LANDSLIDE VICTIM'S 16,000 Walter White of Duchessc litton, Bristol, a partner m the "m oi Avery and Co.. wine merchants, \v■:. killed by a fall of cliff at Trebai with near Tintagel, on March 6, Sixty-four years left £16.9G0.39 words
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Article164 1938-07-17 13 For Singapore Children (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter.) SINGAPORE school children are to have thci' 1 <j\vii hook explaining traffic :Janj ors shortly. Published m Sins^ipore, and entitled 'Safety First", il La been writer-;', by Mr. 1 B. L. Mi) me, ol the Malayan Education Services, and after it.,164 words
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Article, Illustration308 1938-07-17 13 By LESLIE HOFFMAN (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) '7 must </o down to the sea again. To the lonely sea and the sky.... 1 L r ll XJ.LN \S i()\iJ MivJ. C. uiczen. veK»rai >>f the sea, cannot lorgel his firsl Jove. A land-lubber after308 words
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Article75 1938-07-17 13 INSANE MOTHER ACQUITTED On the direction of Mr. Justice Fu> lay, a jury at Wilts Assizes at Salisbury returned a verdict of Not guilty m the ca.se of a mental hospital patient, Mrs. Phyllis Evelyn Nichols (twenty-eigh-J charged with the murder of her yjui.;daughter, at Westbury Mr* Herrick Collins said75 words
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Article50 1938-07-17 13 Tiled of books and ledgers, Mr. Hnrr r Kamskirk twenty-seven, of Park-avenue. Hull, has given up his good iob as secretary to go roaming. First destination is Kanderstag, Switzerland, where he will be a guide for three months "1 nnn't citick offW work ho c niH50 words
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Article202 1938-07-17 13 i\r i\v i\r T»ll" no v,p v is -r witiaiiv getting <»n Mir ii'i\« |c i oak n<»; unii the players un-c savins <»" th«B at the V t< s.i I» ttrr. md «'\«n Mr. .hi i i on v -n x rohtist enunciation was (Ikuiiml :»t202 words
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Advertisement202 1938-07-17 13 m^Kf\ Remarkable m I Discovery H^k- Noted Scientist A Sd2^ y l^ e use P rc P arat ons f rom jA Glands that are said to be m JKL all p robability the ion^- s upht AGE" IS DELAYED FOR YEARS ENTAL and physical health and strength of robust202 words
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Advertisement68 1938-07-17 13 Ne w Si re n c 7/// m R less Glasses t'ii.>t: there are no screws through the leiusc^: Electrically .soldered pin.s hold the lenses tightly and permanently m place: I Second: there are tiny springs cushion- > uvj; the lenses against breakage: Let u.s show you and fit you.68 words
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Advertisement325 1938-07-17 13 10 .EE ANOI R SOON .v: NEW VESSEL FOR SINGAPORE SERVICE (Sunday Tribute Stnff Kepuiltr) gISTER-SHIP of the "Jutlandia," a new mo^ r vessel of 13,500 km* will soon be on its way to the Ky<[ for the n time, "Newbuilding" is the temporary dumeof tfe vessel, which is rapidly325 words
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Article, Illustration1180 1938-07-17 14 I Our Tame Scotsman Writes Of MAINTAIN REGULAR SUPPLIES OF S IN which I discourse on y S the gas producing poten- s S tialities of the Malayan c l goat and make a valuable suggestion as to utilising i S the gas as a protection j1,180 words
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Article35 1938-07-17 14 SECRET ORDER OF THE APPLE 1° "irourate the ne W secret If** and S5 IS SSSSs -lid ciaor. During th, "^fte*. **r of apple organised m different L' will be eaten and honour of apples35 words
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Article21 1938-07-17 14 Equipment urtrentlv i»» out by Emoire air -J L ,I°™*: completed m V days a t oL Wllef bv.urraeetranWVou^^21 words
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Advertisement195 1938-07-17 14 w w df^/OT%V f^ TICKETS! >SUED I ALL STEAM1 -rnAX/Cf SHIP> AIR AND S I l\flVCUi. AJL v;AV LINES NO BOOKING FEES. S Chinese clients and those or all t 'thf i resident eommunfties are v tlfep the be.-t oi attention and as. bUince. 1 s i s s Ui195 words
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Advertisement18 1938-07-17 14 v* t y: v. 'JjJEftfl^t "The Cigarette with the NUTTY FLAVOUR" Agents: BARLOW Co., Ocean Bldg., SINGAPORE. APB-Wl18 words
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Advertisement482 1938-07-17 14 Doctor's Prescription W')JMIS 1 JW^BM Acts 3 Ways i P^TLjl To End Asthma f /O^^\ 1 Do you wheeze, choke, strangle and gasp I r^tl for breath— are you unable to sleep i,; rff V \f^^ nights and find that your vitality is sapped T I'll TC L E^ *nd482 words
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Advertisement61 1938-07-17 14 NEED THF TO^r DR. WaUAMS !W Many young rfjj pnved o! the fll^ J o f tlselr l^ childhood days b^^,f^Jfs edition. ™*JF*o*£Tt ousncss makes their v in P the critical 0 beW left *™*JsS%fi pocially watch tneir nCf|ee pi needed to put U*2i 2^" proved ju.st such a"" y61 words
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Article226 1938-07-17 15 "STRIP TEASE" IN A STUDIO London. July .">. •STPIP TEASE" perform- n i photographer's :,r/.l at Murylejfp^our:. London. _-_r of WestbourncElective selected six. i w for them utk« exhibited to the detective *|2r dneir.ato? raph film and •3?! for the show. Dunn* Aim exhibition on June i, jjSTftriy. of Scotland226 words
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Article18 1938-07-17 15 *Jr fjr.l Scottisn local authcri 1754 anflt houses to be v ?v2lntor}' t0 closure or demoMpersons beia? displaced18 words
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77 1938-07-17 15 r toMail. U6 T ulv 10. Conference to conl^«ti£? ion of f ak:r,«^ over sC*stary schocl, under *fii2 rl I 1800 e)<1 '"entarv ltl e Government's contribution amountinir to as much as Rs. 800.000 (eighty lakhs). The Conference will be attended by che Prime Minister,United Press - 77 words
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Article15 1938-07-17 15 Five yachtsmen escaped when a speedi boat took fire m the River Orwell, near Tpswich15 words
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Article, Illustration14 1938-07-17 15 Magic Circle House, Singapore -whefe mysteries i.re hatched. Story on middle page.14 words
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220 1938-07-17 15 NAZI PURGE IN AUSTRIA 800 Sacked And £17,000,000 Stolen London^ July 5. CORRUPTION on a grand scale has forced Herr Buerckel, Nazi Commissioiiei lor Austria, to order a thorough purge <»t the Austrian Nazi Party and a change m Ihe entire economic administration of !he country. His admission that twelve220 words
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Article191 1938-07-17 15 London, July 5. VTIIVV technique of silent approach by attacking aeroplanes has made most Air Raid Precaution literature obsolete, not only m Britain, but m France, Spain and elsewhere. This is the remarkable thesis of a book to be published by Routledge m which John Langdon-Davies investigates191 words
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302 1938-07-17 15 2,000 Miles By Bicycle, But Can't Find Bride London, July 2. pRIENDS <>f Dale N. Kendall, a 23-year-old i'erinsyhania youth, accused him of being woman-shy, so he has just toured Europe on a bicycle lo find a bride, and prove that tltey are wrong. I h/incl him (writes a reporter)302 words
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Article51 1938-07-17 15 f IGHTNING flashed just tm a dentist, Dr. W. A. Gas* saway, was about to extract a tooth from a patient here. Recovering from the unexpected shock, both dentist and patient were surprised to find that the tooth had been pulled out m the excitement of ih»»51 words
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99 1938-07-17 15 Girl They Cannot Keep Out Of England rpWENTY-FIVB YEAR-OLD Catherine Schwartz, the Americas gi*\ with such determination ti> travel and we England that t»he stowed away m Atlantic liners three tinier, is a/am m England. But this tine .she uiived i aenger and her passport vuis m ordt-r Not only99 words
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Advertisement70 1938-07-17 15 if You Are Constipated and Liverish c H useyou have INDIGES TION JL5?°- TaSftrfej s i our system i 3 CHOKED with UNDI- HAT .\nd what you cat MUST be A^lj fStJTi** 8«h J?" vitality and good health. This is why YOU 7 1^ 1 ol QCFA! CICFA enables you70 words
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Advertisement213 1938-07-17 15 Hairdresser said a New Growth was Impossible a Read what KOTALKO T\ p. NU"' .it on. I had no hair on my W< W >!i"iitd ii v. irtM'Jinm^M:- oth.-r liiiir i- i'li- i(H y^mM 1 liv*hl. A !nirdi-"s>»<i' >r aft? whpm I consulted jy Th: new iian soon bs'^an to213 words
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Advertisement242 1938-07-17 15 TRAIN YOURSELF For a good post acquire the trainc ability which alone can command high 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 thousands of242 words
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Advertisement669 1938-07-17 15 The Remedy That Has Definitely Mastered BAD CIRCULATION For Blood, Veins, Arteries and Heart IT is the function of the blood to carry health-preserving nourish mem to the cjuntless millions of living cells of which the body is composed When it fails m this important function the cells break down669 words
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Article, Illustration222 1938-07-17 16 And So On, Ad Infinitum work him slyly to a point from which he can take your opponent's queen if the queen gets on to the right square. Sometimes this doesn't happen and the knight gets taken instead, but you needn't worry overmuch about this, as there222 words
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Article763 1938-07-17 16 INFANT GENIUS AND THE CHESS MEN THEN you b -gin to pet well m% into the sixth decade oi life you are, I am told. bound to face the fact that those exercises m which you had been IndvJ^rin.tr are getting a' little too for you. You are do longer763 words
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Article119 1938-07-17 16 FREE "SNACKS" BURNED IN TAVERNS Montreal. IfEEPERS of taverns here are no lcngrer allowed to provide their patrons with free biscuits, chet-se, pretzels and other tasty and thirstprovoking snacks, familiar m many British public houses. Through the Quebec Liquor Commission the Government lias notified I that, the practice ;.s henceforth119 words
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Article65 1938-07-17 16 The biggest contract for aeroplane;, ever to be placed with a firm m thus country will be awarded soon by the Air Ministry to Messrs. Phillips and Powis Aircraft, Ltd., of Reading, 101 high-speed trainers. Equipped with Kestrel engines, they will be amens the world's fastest65 words
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Advertisement102 1938-07-17 16 j v s f^| UMtOA I j j />/z/J Sheffield endurance Since 193 > Omega watches have machinery of a precision watch. 1 held the world's record for pre- Hardy watches with a brilliance i >n. N<>w we are selling that never fades. ■\s en< aed m staybrite Gom< and102 words
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Advertisement508 1938-07-17 16 m 10 MINUTESP&* t£e stop loss of vigour flUi*ica£otc6 BANISH SLEEPLESS NIGHTS f/Oect'c/ and HEART STRAIN fjjL-ZlL^ Asthma sufferers, it is nowin your power to end every attack -no matter how severe QUICKLY and DEFINITELY. 30 seconds after taking ona Epharone tablet, wonderful ease is felt stealing a% mm m508 words
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Advertisement116 1938-07-17 16 I JB By T\ *j 3CCO7MIS 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 and all. GETS-IT Make* you forget corn*. m Or» CnqMr Ait *In116 words
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Advertisement82 1938-07-17 16 HI(; HHI/)Onl H 0H AVF •at t.uy wou]d ous blood nri' am P-' In a RratrtS^S^fc points down a^ T■• lose f it the <af a take one-half te^^^ 'Ouick-fiU 1 or 'Big. nip T-HESE two Swan pea, l(t X most modern and depcndibu, &c world. TheVMofl^ZjS refill and the82 words
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Article950 1938-07-17 17 5^^La C °View Hotel gjjj^j programme of ***mct -relayed from Cathedral.. *C d 'relayed from St. 'S^Sfffe 50' <Tchand Mor-i*ftXf-news and an mute eye witness •rie Smgapore-Bata->ther eye-witness acJ^^ber of the Dutch i g« and film selections. and announcements 1^ frw London iONDON viUflStfONS 2 3 I *an. frfr*950 words
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Article111 1938-07-17 17 London. A DIVEK Who contracted eais- sen disease while engaged on engineering work at Jediah, Arabia, was brought 3,400 miles from Khartu into Southampton by an Imperial Airways flying boat. When the diver, Mr. j. Ross, was striken with the disease, which caused complete pnralysis111 words
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Article122 1938-07-17 17 "PURITY CAMPAIGN" IN CEYLON Colombo. A PLIUTY GAMPAiGN" has been n launched here against the wearing by tfhls on the beach of bathing costumes anil shorts considered too "brief." So far ilif- critics arc not receiving much support, and their opponents have nicknamed them 'prudery cam paigners." When they attempted122 words
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372 1938-07-17 17 R. A Thomson - Men Who Can See With Their Fingers R. A Thomson By D.O.Sc,. (Doctor of Ocular Scinm COME time ago I visited an institution for giving massu-e and otl.n v forms of hvsical therapy v/herc all tto treatment was persons, it was a real joy t<> note how deftly and the372 words
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Article240 1938-07-17 17 Southampton, .1m! FAIK HAIKU) and t»iu« e\.d Anthea Holliek, who .umimcl tinwrath of tin* iiat.\ t popillllillll tl Ceylon by publishing i ph»it<>^i.i;»li taken m the lap ol a iiuiiuh.t. ariiv ed here m the litter Ormonde. Miss Hollick, who c bo prepare for her wedding to240 words
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Advertisement36 1938-07-17 17 S^P^**^ 4 BROWNIE Br ownie Ul kes PMpMf] 3; m. by 2 m KHHH -«poNures. -iVstcd NlApla Yer >' simple to use. MByAaHHS Only .2.50 HB^H fr °m all Kodak Dealers |>^^^ E"il*w<»,- HO Rob.nson P.o»d Sing»por« A\36 words
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Advertisement657 1938-07-17 17 glands iaiK Aniw ani! YoDflfy) Vigour Restored lii 24 Hours American Doctor's Discovery Strength- jflfl^ ergy d ani y aiJr"it.>n? p!,": ens Blood, Nerves, Body, Memory, i^m% m'n l^!.'' y ln K nt-X Brain, Muscles, and EnduranceBetter Than Gland Operations. 11!!? S n %r!ir"S Thanks to the di.-oovery of un657 words
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Advertisement170 1938-07-17 17 SSSOXASH-beWON also 25 CONSOLATION PRIZES to buyers of BORNEO BRANDY. 8P Uttl v. I J BORNEO BRANDY CONTEST NO. 2A HIV. Th<- nompeUtion runs tor I months ending Aucust. M«UI difl, i-onust The contest new commencing Is the neoad July Tho tlnrd and final contest No. U v" ill take170 words
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Article234 1938-07-17 18 But No Real Relief Until This Htm Drir/less emedv Came. i" m to of i lan He baa found m Char «'-x a r.r-w, refined, super ar^vo c asteless r-haicoal, 50 times more powerfvl than the ordmnry kmd. C ad S amozed hrn. Chardox will234 words
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Article55 1938-07-17 18 MR. Charles A. Miller, a fishl enthus ast, dived into five feet of witer fully clothed to catch a fish which nearly escaped him here. It was a large seven-pounder which fell bick into the ocean when his line broke. He grabbed the fish wth his55 words
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Article103 1938-07-17 18 SIX DIE IN VILLAGE FEUD Rf m! ay. TV m m,. >v '%> neai Longstanding enmity between two men culminated m their gathering opposing groups of local partisans who met m a pitched battle. Firearms and other weapons wer9 used, and one of the parties to the dispute was killed.103 words
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Advertisement250 1938-07-17 18 PILES can be Cured Ta«rc are thousands of man and worn** who suffer awful agony day and night becauae of pile trouble, who do act know that erery chemist stocks a special remedy that does most surely and quickly banish tfce misery of this wretched trouble Make a confidant of250 words
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Advertisement33 1938-07-17 18 Standard Radio Components and Tubes Transmission Parts and Tubes Test Instruments \nd everything for radio and sound. CONSULT US ON YOUR RADIO SOUND PROBLEMS For particulars, please apply to: World-Wide Radio Co. SINGAPORE.33 words
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Advertisement29 1938-07-17 18 GREAT THIRST INSATIABLE HUNGER WEAK LIMBS DIZZINESS IN HEAD COPIOUS FREQUENT URINATION ARE SIGNS OP DIABETES APPLY FOR IIEI2ISAL PILLS MR. C. S. CHAN, 277, RACE COURSE ROAD, Singapore.29 words
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Advertisement103 1938-07-17 18 Fat Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week Arc you too fat? Would you like to have a beautiful figure like the famous Cinema Stars of Hollywood? A California physician m treating famous actors and actresses has discovered a safe secret method of quickly dissolving excess fat without drastic dieting or exercise.103 words
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Article288 1938-07-17 19 PENANG INTER TEAM CHAMPIONS (Bjf "Sphinx") •j, t Youns: Ansonians m the final of the junior inter-team a tournament, the IJmstead Badminton Party won the .<ociation Challenge Shield for the second time. tcy was duly i-elebrated with a dinner given by their I Mr. Urn Oe Seng, and Mr. Oei288 words
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Article75 1938-07-17 19 AT a meeting of the selection committee of the Kedah Badminton Association held last week at the Dental Clinic. Jallan Langgar, it was decided to send the following p.layers to represent the State m the forthcoming Foong Seong Cup 'tournament which is to be held75 words
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Article130 1938-07-17 19 A START was made with the Batu Pahat District open championship tournament when four singles ties ana iwc doubLes matches were decided a: ihe Jaya Stia and the Government English Sschool Courts respectively. The greatest upset of the w/?ek was the defeat of Khaw Eng Chin, the130 words
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Article, Illustration575 1938-07-17 19 MALAYAN IDOL TO PLAY IN ENGLAND EUROPE Special Badminton_Jeature Edited By "Phoenix" FULL DETAILS OF SAMUELS TOUR (By "Phoenix"'* JJORE badminton history will be created when the French liner "Chenenceaux" leaves Singapore on Oct. 11 next. You might we'l ask what shipping has to do with the feather game m575 words
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Article538 1938-07-17 19 INDO CEYLONESE TOURNEY IN PERAK TO START EARLY IN AUGUST (By "Racquet") HTHE second Perak Indo-Cey'onese badminton tournament open to both Indian and Ceylonese residents m the State will be held this year on Aug. *>, 7, 13 and 1 i according !o a decision taken at a meeting of538 words
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Advertisement454 1938-07-17 19 PAYERS LACK SPIRIT h Ladies' Tourneys Are Poorly Supported I (By "Phoenix") I ornaments for men are now well under way, and 1 will arrive for scribes to indulge m that pleasant L^^ 6 task of for castin £> 1 iiwt< >the competitions run for men, they are supported 1454 words
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Advertisement344 1938-07-17 19 Pimples Cause Killed m 24 Hours To net rid of ugly disfiguring Pimple. 1 all you how your skin Is clearneed to do is kill t).p cause. This is now made ing and becoming at- .^^BMh^^^^ possible by the doctors prescription Nixoderm. tract;-. c. No longer will rased on the344 words
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Advertisement555 1938-07-17 19 31 YEARS OF GASTRIC ULCERS Stomach Now Quite Healed Who couki Llame a stomach sufferer i ivtng Up pc ol cure after 31 long year^ r-: -utiermg Hut relief tiu'-s surely cx>me when the remedy that n«-ver iaiL> is pul to the test Mrs. M 11. V. <lifccovered that to555 words
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Article546 1938-07-17 20 ARGUS - ARGUS •«v DIVE State athletic meetings were held last w^ek-end, m Singapore, Si-. I Sembflan, Selangor. Peral md Penang, respective and •<•<■< ny anying table showing the iive tiru-s and distances recordthc existing Malayan rej oriel records up to last poses of comparison, d provide546 words
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Article152 1938-07-17 20 Yesterday's Needie Match AND n<>v. let as turn fco Malayan soc ccr, for by the time these notes are read we shall know whether Singapore uid Sclangor .ire to meet m the final of the Malaya Cup competition m Singapore next month, or whether the Services succeeded152 words
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139 1938-07-17 20 Cftmrarattve list of times and distances at the five State athJetic meetings held last week-end, together J2 r Malaya, -o^^w^reeords U37: 2; yards r«- «1 55 53 2 52.4 50. 46.4 44 )vards 5 2-' >*6 1", 218 3* 212 35 2.2139 words
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Article348 1938-07-17 20 The Colony-F. M. S. Match T-HE Singapore vs. Selangor interState Cricket fixture, arranged for this week-end at the S.C.C. Padang. originated in 1900 between the Cricket Club and the Selangor Club and has been played regularly in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore in alternate years ever since,348 words
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Article234 1938-07-17 20 m the southern half, Singapore snowed improvement m" defeating Johore s—o,5 0, the same margin by which the SuHanate side was beaten by the Services, but whereas Singapore conceded two goals to Negri Sembilan, and have altogether .scored 11 goals for to two against, the Services' tally is234 words
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657 1938-07-17 20 TN THIS CORNER Boxing Notes By "Spectator" MONTHLY prom;, lions are becoming fairly frequent m Singapore these days. The old order changeth, and until we have thr New World Boxing arena completed, boxing en thusiasts wri!! have to be satisfied with viewing fights only once month. For July 31, Mr.657 words
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Article334 1938-07-17 20 BATTING 7 for 3! Whittaker (El* Inoh Club). 123 T. ML Hart (K.K.S.U vs. Dr. for 33 dill (I U« Morcira's XI, Ipon). h j 101 Hera Singh (Combined Schools vs. 7 for (J vuilifmm Dr Sel. Club). VJ X X M»r<*!J W A. Van Cuylenburg (Wearncs334 words
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Advertisement130 1938-07-17 20 STOP DISTRESS^ AFTER MEALS H^H^lka-Seltzer Vllfell Rich food, over-eating, Inte hours, over-work, or over- V/mr'/O2L indulgence—*!! cause EXCESS ACIDITY. Ther^ our juiipl lesistance goes down vitality is lowered, and Stomach Disorders, Headaches, Colds, Neuralgia, and Muscular <r""T >: Aches and Pains impair our health X\^~ :r '''T\ It you suffer130 words
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396 1938-07-17 21 ZcoE IS NO SHORTAGE V OF TALENT STATE ORGANISED REPRESENTATIVE GAMES I W mat. Saturday I ,;n* a successful P* ©*hat do not appear L^l^fouLfation fixture If«?*s i?only a lew maters. Ipi^lSer hand te the I fstate where a c*ckei |E**l?fhe Civil Service KTi«iS396 words
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103 1938-07-17 21 (From Our Oxen Correspondent} Segamat, Saturday. THE Batu Anam Party have done well to win thje Segamat district interflub lawn tennis tournament. The team has a fine player m Yeo Oon Keong and they have not lost a single match. The Genuang Club met the Batu103 words
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Article32 1938-07-17 21 V.M.C.A. members are reminded that the reservation list fcr the tennis dinner to be held on Saturday next, close on Monday ilbth). Reservations will be accepted after that time.32 words
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Article638 1938-07-17 21 Annual Sports Meeting Malacca, Saturday. 'THE pupils of the Fenuel English School, Malacca held their annual athletic soorts on the school ground on Friday last. The presence of a large gathering of Malacca's leading residents and many outstation visitors who attended the function was a638 words
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Article, Illustration17 1938-07-17 21 Incident m Padang soccer Trophy ma tc-h between the S.R.C and Cricket Club at the S.C.C. (Tribune).17 words
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375 1938-07-17 21 'From Our Own Correspondent i Stjramitt, Safttrdi THE Segamaf Football Le* mst ovfr :nd th* 1 PcHce tt» tables with 19 points him of nos: hle I'O They scored outricht wn In nirw their *aatch*s r>'^d were i draw once, by the c last375 words
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Advertisement344 1938-07-17 21 O 1 DnII 1 I 1 y two Wb AdUULLAH Mt-ll IS OMI 1% o PROFESSIONAL KRONCHONG Saturday CONCERT NIGHT "CALLING ALL STARS'! July 30 ■3. 1^ COMPETITION artist^ £S h M .v. BA n D hawh.n %r a w v Wl/ RHYTHM KlN<> 1Q Q C JM^ S. ABDULLAH344 words
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1143 1938-07-17 22 Funeral Of Mr. O. P. Griffith- Jones MANY MOURNERS AT GRAVESIDE Singapore, Saturday. THE iuneral of the late Mr. O. P. Griffith-Jonco. well-known member of Hie European immunity, who died yesternay. took Dlace at Bidadan Cemetery this evening, when representatives of all communities, Government officials. Municipal Commissioners, sportsmen, attended. The1,143 words
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180 1938-07-17 22 MALAYA REPRESENTED AT WORLD BADMINTON CONFERENCE (By Air Mail) London, July 9. DELEGATES from Australia, Malaya, Denmark, Holland, Canada and France as well as the home Unions were present at the annual general meeting of the International Badminton Federation at Bush House, London. Sir George Thomas ivas re-elected president. The180 words
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213 1938-07-17 22 SAPPERS HOLD AQUATIC SPORTS MEETING AT SELARANE Singapore, Saturday. A VERY enjoyable aquatic sports meeting at the Selerang Pool by the Royal Engineers. The chief items m the varied and Interesting programme were the inter-Company events which were closely contested, the 34th Company being the winning team The open invitation213 words
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Article633 1938-07-17 22 Entries For Taiping Race Meeting T. H. Holyoak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Thoroughgood, Mr. C. R. Wardle. Mercantile Bank of India Ltd.. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ambier. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ablitt, Messrs. Goodrich Co. <S.S.) Ltd., Mr. and Mrs. EC. Potts. Mr.633 words
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Advertisement222 1938-07-17 22 Westinghouse Electric Refrigerators Are Tested and Proved by Users 'TpHE facts the distributor will tell you about the Westinghouse Electric Refrigerator have come from tests conducted m the homes of more than one thousand Westinghouse users. If you want to know why Westinghouse refrigerators cost less to operate, why they222 words
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Advertisement597 1938-07-17 22 Kill Kidney Germs Restore Your Health There is nothing that can make you feel wrote: "For six years mmmmrr" older and more rundown than Kidney and kidney trouble' ai ;f| ■HrP"'* Bladder trouble caused by Germs devel- bladder weakness ■H5sF* r y^l^S* oped m your body during Colds or from597 words
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1649 1938-07-17 23 SITING CAPTAIN jjtAVES GAME L CASUALTIES: STATE XI K,|mISSED FOR 146 special report by N. H. L. Siebel. Singapore, Saturday. took fo^ l knock to d:iv m ire **'o-day inter-State I against Singapore at the Cricket Club but fared I rom^in? start and the innings1,649 words
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777 1938-07-17 23 Singapore And Services Draw 2 -All KEY GAME IN SOUTHERN HALF OF MALAYA CUP i MATCH WILL BE PLAYED ALL OVER AGAIN (BY ROVER) SINGAPORE: 2; SERVICES 2 fOMBINED SERVICES manned to v hold Singapore to a two-all draw at the Anson Road Stndinm yesterday m the key Malaya Cup777 words
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Article184 1938-07-17 23 CRICKET SCORE BOARD CCORES m the inter-State match at the S.C.C. are as follows: SELANGOR XI— IST INNINGS Tee Soon Wee c Toombs b Bolton 11 O. R. Ran.ome b Simpson 44 B. S. Gill b Jansen 4 H M. Fuller c Hopkins b Dynes 29 L. de Silva retd184 words
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Article204 1938-07-17 23 Singapore, Saturday THE Kcniniijke Bataviasche Jacht Club, failed and won a grand race to-day against the Koyal Singapore "Yacht Club, m the first race of a sciies of three. The Batavia Club won by gne jnd a half points and came home with 57 seconds to spare. The204 words
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132 1938-07-17 23 WHO WILL BE FIRST HOLDER OF MALAYAN TABLE TENNIS TITLE? HTHE Singapore Table Tennis A>soA ciation decided t «ice merlins .specially hrli I pose, to send players to i lake part m the first Ma Table Tennis Champion, hips uh ire to be held during the August holiday The following132 words
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92 1938-07-17 23 SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS Singapore. I lay. CHAMPIONSHIP ties In tl' I ..pore v Badminton Association 1 i nament at the Clerical Union Hall resulted as follows: MEN'S JUNIOR SING! Teo Keok Kwona (C.U.I t T<-o Thuang Kiat (Jacques), 14 I 3—o; 15—8. VETERANS' SOS Tan Hock San (Devonshire) beat Laun92 words
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Advertisement23 1938-07-17 23 Qucek/^aieJ iSpmg rX imJwmm^ o iTS \\P fttiiSßHk -r S^ if) fy"-' mf?^'rS^ X«LXSS9-74 irvr> Bimm k>, roKi srM r.HV i mii i23 words
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Article260 1938-07-17 24 Fears Of Renewed Trouble Felt In London A STATEMENT issued from the Royal Lodge this morning states: "His Majesty the King is better, and loill be going out to-day." Renter. London. July 16. ALMOST on the eve of the King's visit to Paris, Mr. N. ChamberlainReuter - 260 words
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Article54 1938-07-17 24 QUMIF time yesterday evening ihf iron cover of a manhole m the centre of the road, near Holland I'ark, was removed arcl placed m the ro?d. Two passing motorists iortunately noticed the awning hole ftfl ifl Urn road and promptly -lopped, managing to replace the heav i54 words
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69 1938-07-17 24 American 'Plane Engines For Britain No* York, July 16, THE Pi :oJ the C.irLis-Wright ■i Corporad that his companies have rece order from the Lockheed Aircraft Corporatic for 100 Wright Cyctaae to be installed m the 200 rcconnaisance planes recently ordered he British A r Ministry. Tftp en ars identicalReuter - 69 words
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Article170 1938-07-17 24 Singapore, Saturday. /U'QI'ITIED m the Criminal DisCourt last Friday of a charge of obtaining credit of more than SlOO firm an Indian money-lender without enclosing the fact that he wa» an undischarged bankrupt. GfHy Graham Stubbs. a younjf l'uraslan, emplcyod as clerk m the Department of Statistics,170 words
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Article66 1938-07-17 24 London, July 16. HT WO English Test players were injured J- while batting at Lords to-day. Gibbs was struck m the forehead by a ball from Smith. The wound had to be stitched. Huttor rapped hLs knuckles when hit by a ball from Edrieh. He wa.s takenReuter - 66 words
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167 1938-07-17 24 London, July 16. MORNING papers take considerable interest m the work of the Refugees' Conference at Evian which ended yesterday. TFk> "Times," m a leader, remarks that the Conference has done its work admirably m methodically sifting material of a chaotic and almostBritish Official Wireless - 167 words
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Article69 1938-07-17 24 American Gold Imports New York, July 16. TMPORTS of gold into America -I during the week ended July 8 totalled $7,619,000, including $1,336,000 from Mexico. A Government official, interviewed by ReiUer, could not give details of th? large imports from Mexico. Financial circles heard, however, rumours that the Bank ofReuter - 69 words
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Article143 1938-07-17 24 A« *o C n Singapore, Saturday, fine of $250 (or two months' r.i was imposed by Mr. G. S. Rawlings, Third Magistrate, this morning, on a 20-year-old Cantonese, Lee Kwee, who pleaded guilty on a previous occasion to a charge ot stealing a bicycle from143 words
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136 1938-07-17 24 London, July 16. Q\\i Thomas Inskip, Minister for Co-ordination of Defence, made :i tour yesterday of inspection of the new Royal munition factor> at Chorlej, Lancashire, U sec for him-eii the progress that h.is been made since work on the £5,000,000 contract was begunBritish Official Wireless - 136 words
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177 1938-07-17 24 "QNE of the first essentials of a university is that it should not be a Government institution. It should have its own freedom," said Dr. R. R. Macirregor, at the re-union dinner of the Medical College last night. He added that it vva.s177 words
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Article259 1938-07-17 24 Singapore 1 Saturday. A CASE of criminal intimidation preferred against Mr. A. E. Bcavis. a local boxing promoter, by Mr. Samuel Fung (the well-known Singapore lawyer) was this morning mentioned in the Fifth Police Court before Mr. L. C. Gob. Mr. T. W. Ong of Messrs. Braddell259 words
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51 1938-07-17 24 Bangkok, Saturday. \/J]JSS Ceder Ulom, a Swedish girl, who is touring: Far Easi waters m a small motor-yacht, ha* reached Bangkok, according to a cable from our correspondent there. She is spending a short period sightseeing- m Slam, pricr to leaving for b'aigcr. and51 words
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Article45 1938-07-17 24 HTIIE International Si^jSjL remaining m session mm B receipt of a reply from the fc niment on certain au«tioL M to them. It is understood an h c upar acrepmrrr is viruaUf oil r xrept joi the Scviei arcetHaacß scheme as elaborated.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article86 1938-07-17 24 Singapore, Saturday. A VERY ugly accident occurred m Upper Serangoon Road just m front of the Paya Lebar Post Office this evening- when two motor-trucks came into collision, one of them being- overturned. Six persons sustained injuries and were conveyed to the General Hospital. Some86 words
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Article30 1938-07-17 24 The total fares collected on Saturday by the four red buses which are run by the Rochore Motor Company will, the Tribune understands, be donated to the China Relief Fund.30 words
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Article120 1938-07-17 24 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) y YST nights niail train from Singapore to Kuaia I» m the "Dog Express- by the passengers who travel^ It carried no fewer than 26 do**, destiny fo 1 bein<> held at Kuala Lumpur to-day. There were dogi <* *ze S120 words
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