Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 July 1938

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    The Sunday Tribune
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    Japan Troops Advance
    49 1 I Skan«ha>' July 23. ry headquarters rtate that the Japan- in the upper *Z,< the Vans." V»lley have tablishi.w a hold m JJp«hvmity..Jth l -l-«yH..K .i.-fca .tain! that Ur^f forces jj,, bud I)""'"'"- I fron> I Kffetne with the object ol re- Rcuter and Sin f
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    MALAYA TO CURB ACID MENACE?
    784 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN HOOLIGANS HAVE A NEW WEAPON NOW It CAN Happen Here ANYBODY Can Buy It: No Questions Asked i BY (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE'S HOOLIGANS AND THE FEW REMAINING SECRET SOCIETY GANGSTERS H AVE ABANDONED THE GUN IN FAVOUR OF ACID AS A
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    "WAKE UP! SINGAPORE!"
    159 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) myfOST beautiful city in the ITI world, say American tourists Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Robertson, describing Singapore, but add in the next line it is impossible to get any literature about the place. "Wake up Singapore!" they exhort. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson,
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    Singapore Girls Used $10,000 Of Cosmetics Last Month
    197 1 Singapore Girls Used $10,000 Of Cosmetics Last Month (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) "Woman thy name is panity BUT "vanity", they told me when I inquired, :tas an old fashioned ivord. Girls now say they have become "fad conscious." This week 1 found that face consci■icii- loas an -i Sniuapcrc jorm
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    HOTEL FOR MALAYA'S "FRENCH" RESORT
    261 1 'Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) DORT DICKSON, chief sea-side resort in the Federated Malay States, rendezvous lor holidaying planters, will become Malaya's first sea-side town with a hotel. s \f\ miles from Kuala Lumpur. twenty from Seremban, 150 from Sinff- n.:rf\ Port Dickson. once a fishing
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    Nationalists In Valencia
    56 1 Salamanca, July 23. In the course of an advance on the r cruel Castellan front, the Nationalists entered Valencia Province, according to a Nationalist communique, which alsc claims a catastrophic defeat was inflicted on the Republican troops in a sector on the Catalan front, Two Republican battalions
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    Paris Visit: London Comment
    104 1 THF cons -llic'ii ting effect of their Majesties' visit lo France upon Anglo-French friendsMp is the theme of all the editorials here. It is universally agreed that the warmth cf their Majesties' reception in Paris transcended all expectation." .says toe Times, adding: Theve exists to-day an
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    STRIKE: NEW HOPE
    220 1  - STRIKE: NEW HOPE T. H. TAN BY 'Sunday Tribune Staff Re XTEW HOPE has sprung into the hearts of over 1*900 men. rendered worldesi by the transpor' strike, with the irrival in Singapore of Mr. C. S. Venkatachar. I.C.S.. Agent in Ma'ava tor Use Government of India. When I saw
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    HE KNOWS HIS ONIONS
    36 2 This is Hie chef w h thinks lluEnglish :tre Do o r caters. He «>u??ht to k n o u He's been domg Itoe job <>i <<>okin.« for them for years new.
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    Blind Singer For Singapore
    94 2 Singapore, Saturday. Miss Annie Landow, the famous blind fcronchons will be appearing soon at the Happy World In conjunction with S Abdullah and Ins party. She was born in 1913 In Java, and has since become blind. Her voice had been extensively recorded on Columbia reHer
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    25 2 M Lebrun. the President of the RoM'blic. has opened in Paris the Muse? I 1 I'Homme, which houses the ethnological and anthropological collection* of France.
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    23 2 A Bill throwing open to women all branches of the Government service in Norway, including" appointments in the State Church, has become law.
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    'SHADOW FACTORY' IN PRODUCTION
    150 2 London, July 23. m^rkpri an iniaortant stage In the air defence programme. I plane marntu k« Th^ policy of u tffising i great motor listry for aircraft produc'ion was fully j fyirg itself and some elevsn mSfion ids had already been expended on shadow factory scheme,
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    THE GENIUS OE A S'PORE KITCHEN
    308 2  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN Says Englishmen Are Poor Eaters BY (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) rriURTY SIX-YEAR-OLD Albert Widmann conrtoisseur of food, thinks Eniri'shm^i :»re poor eaters— therefore easy to please. Four things please the Englishman most, Widmann told me yesterday: salt, pepper. Won 1 ster and
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    Threats Charge: Count Freed
    57 2 Threats Charge: Count Freed A recent picture, of .Ii« Counters, taken in her Wingfield -*ar*£, London home. ♦Vith her is her sq..ciior. Her luroand was originally charged with using' whreat> to his wife whereby she apsh. x goe^ *ii danger of her ate cr some bodily .iaim he will do
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    S'PORE 'MYSTERY' PLANT
    52 2 gfdgfgf I A Bougainville, flowe plant., is growiiij. dencr two dine, on, ,VJ fro „!a. ur yed in the t out l m:vrd both from the «Z 1^ Mr. Lim Hon I Or of ivt!^ crfcred about 40 p anU 03 Bou.^v^^^J about ?ight m ....<, U>
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    China Heroine in Singapore
    102 2  - China Heroine in Singapore T. H. TAN (By (Sundry Tribune Staff Reports 1 PATRIOTISM, 'oiipled with I girl rruide L he distinction of 1 national heroine. Though, she i onh J <X]it<riwiu' (;rv-a.--has l,rH,i u::der {ru^ J been resiKni^i^c lor (ho r.s ni! of mosti^ S">'>W(lcred, clad in uniform oT
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    Barbara Hutton Case Ends
    504 2 London, July IS. \.IKN and women principally women struggled to gel into court at How-slreet for the II PHiHOd hearing of <he case in which Count Kurt Hauj>witz-Re\ onflow was charged with threatening his wife. The Countess's case was withdrawn and he was discharged. Queues formed
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    BOMBS EVERY DAY
    138 2 When hostilities began in CteJ Mis.s Yanp told me in a specttlMN view. "I was in Shanghai I ;>«**j io ;he scene oi operations, Hm *J and evesy where around me, <Ww houses were bombed by the tombing, which went on tim*\ to day. thousands dW-WBl»! thousands,
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    800 MEN TRAPPED
    78 2 •Eight hundred Ohm** were reported inpf* .lose to the fcM^'.JjT of the *ie*< t urred to me that *«J*T portunity of doinf w"***^ •I had in my P^f*^ a* national fla* and L«?«^ would gladly rive m >*"**+ could take the tw •From the &™"AlTil* a section
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    BULLETS MISSED HER
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      29 2 HAVE YOUR NEW SUITS MADE BY EXPERT TAILORS AT MODERATE PRICES LATEST WOOLLEN AND PALM BEACH SUITINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK. TAI lli:\l. CO. 23-5, COLEMAN &T.. rEL. 3375. SINGAPORE.
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      52 2 Xtremely VVITTV THE DIVORCE w OF LADY y^ A PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE "i EYE. Muscle anomalie 4 fjffl* l^*^? Crossed eyes 7J|^--^>A Complicated case 1 HpUi^^." of defective^ s^^ GLASSES IF NEEDED. R. A. THOMPSON. D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. Phone 3002. Consultation Without Cost
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      67 2 prune MOTfCI DC No. '^347 38. IN THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURT. SINGAPORE In the Cause of Chop Tay Nam Kee Plaintiffs Versus few I.ian Khoo alias Low Khoo Defendant AUCTION saij: or Poultry Chicken.", ducks and dtu kliiv To be held next to Mo. 3C4 Chan** Road MO'- milestone). f*n
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    FEWER BIBLES SOLD HERE
    190 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) h uc arc heinir m M «.va. J.ast year the Kritish •Ki^'K-iety distributed 208,855 copies, whereas the year beftff (hc> sold 222,952. W! v I asked. becau ;e of the [button in previous years ration pr..;i»" in the Eihle indu try reached
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    ENGAGED
    73 3 L l*t Fvtanier. whose enI ti Mr. AJlred \V>rnli. of I ft |jfhhdt and Co.. Lt.l.. -j^grrnf it a party ?iven by I iteJ C. W. Kiela on m^f Mr Wemlis home is at rl id tbf party was attenrtlllMtrf the Swiss community I Biaroi* including the I fSitatrianl
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    UNKNOWN
    120 3 I frTrikne. Court Reporter) 1 'mt committed a crime I i practically amounts to I avert you that in I "Swatch thieves will be fa* with. 1 «Ws were addressed by Mr I the Third Magistrate, I Cantonese. Lay Ah Tung. 1 n guilty to-day of theft »ttiace value
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    DEPRESSED?
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    THE HUMAN STORY BEHIND THE LITTLE STORY OF —
    205 3 THE HUMAN STORY BEHIND THE LITTLE STORY OF WCfttHSG lII* u* fcawr? Cb#^ ViUfrtSr t By Larry Carroll Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) K»j?Ja Lumpur, Saturday. QIX years i-.fter ho had fallen in love with Oladys Willmer, a bookkeeper in a London office, John McGeoch proposed, but Gladys knew about it
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    China At World's Fair
    159 3 China At World's Fair Shanghai, July 23. |T is officially announced that Chirr will participate in the New York World's Fair, 1939. in response to the invitation of the American authorities. Preparations unciir the charge of th? Ministries of Economy and Education are already proceeding apace for the selectio: or"
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    INTERNATIONAL PEACE CONFERENCE
    72 3 :is July 2o EIGHT hundred and fifty delegates from 38 countries arc attending the twoInternational Peace Campaign conferenee to discuss "action on the bombardmnt of open towns and the restoraof peace The BntLsh delegation includes ten I members of the House of Commons, and representatives of churches
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    Britain To Have Pool Of Experienced Pilots To Help In Emergency
    152 3 London, July 2:>. CIH Kingsley Wood, British Secretary of State for Air, announced that a new national organisation known as the Civil I r Guard will be established without delay. It will Le open to all betw< en 1
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    Haircuts For Strikers
    209 3 Haircuts For Strikers The Sunday Tribune sent staff reporter Neilson M odder out to get a couple of paragraphs about the strike. "And make it something that uon*t depress readers of the Sunday Tribune at breakfast timer we said Aere is what he found HEARING that strikers of the Singapore
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    43 3 London July 23. The Duke and Duchess of Kent, who flew from London yesterday, arrived in Vienna this afternoon, and continued '.heir journey by train to Bucharest where the Duke will represent the Kh\r it the funeral of Queen Marie —British Olficial Wireless.
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    Charge Against Singapore Boxing Promoter
    281 3 (Sunday Tribune Court Reporter). DEFORE .Mr. L. Goh. the Fifth Magistrate, this morning the case of criminal intimidation preferred against a local boxing promoter, Mr. A. E. Beavis, by Mr. Samuel Fun-, <t| le well-known Singapore lawyer), v.us down en the list. Air. T. W.
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    MORE INSURANCE IN SINGAPORE
    73 3 MORE INSURANCE IN SINGAPORE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) MORE people are taking- out insurance policies in Singapore, the reason. I was told, being; that, though very few j people insure their lives on their own initiative. Singapore insurance ''scouis" have a way of "getting: their man.'' According to statistics, several
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    Foreign Affairs Debate Again
    67 3 London. July 23. rITHERE may be a discussion in the A Commons on foreign affairs next Tuesday, when the Foreign Office vote will he taken in Committee of Supply. It is honed to take the motion for «<iiourmhent for the Summer recess on Fridav. Ttif 5
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    Japan Fears Soviet Attack
    161 3 Japan Fears Soviet Attack Shanghai, July Q Dlsso Japanese rrUtfconi arc believed to be :;in« from bad to worse. According to a report from an authoritative foreign source, it is stated that Japanese operations alon^ the Vanelse Basin have suddenly been called to a halt, and that most of the
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    SAFETY FIRST
    43 3 1 Pic hired in Singajiore and it seems to give the children confidence. There's a policeman OH p;;int duty eve r y lunch time outside S t Andrew's School to help the rising generation to rise instead of being knocked down.
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      286 3 THE HIGHEST RECORD E Parker Vacumatic Sets a New High /48f in Writing Efficiency, in Mechanical I^P Perfection and Beauty of Design \g Advantages no other pen can give ized shape is balanced, restful— W;*^£)< you. Mechanically perfect in fits your fingers comfortably. ffr"^^ every detail. Smarter, more OA r
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      191 4 HER SUNNIEST SUCCES S— A X AND DANCE SHOW IN GLORIJJJ 0 I ROLAND YOUNG BARRY MftCKtf 1 JACK WHITING NOEL MADISON AIASTAIR Sis PREMIERE TUESDAY PAVILIO J i:Vi:itYIUM>Y IS PREPAUi J TO ATTEND i THE GRAND GAU OPENING I j MALAYA'S FIRST 2EE&K JAIR-COOLED THEATRE fci i_rt _^r T^
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      STOMACH PAIN GOES INSTANTLY
      198 5 New Remedy that Removes the Cause Flatulence, heartburn, pain, distension, palpitations, and shortness of breath— you know those distressing symptoms of indigestion only too well. Do you know their cause? They are caused by wind which in turn Is caused by undigested and fermenting food. We
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      DOROTHY LAMOUR –
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      CLIMBING ! HIGH
      8 5 CLIMBING HIGH ne of Uieir J the film
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      GLAMOUR MEN RAVING!
      1592 5 GLAMOUR MEN RAVING! Dorothy I it ii i on r Sa>s- WHAT GETS fl___TLENS the won I jrlainoui* has been in the time. Ir wasn't used much tk;_e*-H, unci! Hoi: took it up in a bltf v girl from ?m.\.: ore to Penang would Bterous than w< althy, or witty
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      10 5 i put writer on this page £e's writing an article
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      203 5 Gain 5 Lbs. In 7 Days Don't be di*<"ournctd ]f > »u gr« w-ak, underweight, tired out, bIc* to gain an OUn< ter b_ 1 you eat. A i in prescribing f<;r und tr< I i i ma t'turs of Holly.' i a trecrot method of combining I <»ncentruted rtr_u
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    GET SLIM ON WATER!
    67 6 Nature's Own Remedy. u I corpulent wai own remedv bta i«h ki.icootaim Potassium mineral salts fbey act inunedi- and use them to You breathe more easilv, Salt clears uric aci>. rroro the blood stream too, i-acha and kidmy The bowels move lassitude, tned itinmiatira t With
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    HITTING THE HIGH SPOTS
    34 6 HITTING THE HIGH SPOTS All visitors <'j New York make a bee line for Radio City. Here you M*u*irt gardens of the Maison Franchise and Briti li Empire buikiinr Acrr is St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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    HER HAIR GREW THICK AND LONG AGAIN
    149 6 Astonishing Results by use of Kotalko faffing ol m>- hnlr continued. It teal I ted to try Xotalko, and in 1 1 hit I had finally i.ew h-iir growth lopad aid Btrengthened. It has been i':'y, u<yoii mj ph My hair ks ult
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    Summer And Singaporeans ARE VISITING NEW YORK
    2143 6 Summer And Singaporeans ARE VISITING NEW YORK EX-TRIBUNE WOMAN REPORTER VIRGINIA WHITE TELLS YOU WHAT'S HAPPENING IN ThTc^i "^ATf* UMMER is here at last— and with it come tourists from ii^P near and *ar some as far as Singapore, and very glad we are to see them. As we mop
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      219 6 BRAIN-BUILDING FOR SUCCESS. A Master Mental Fi'tness Course geared to the needs of 1938 by W. J. ENNEVER, The Founder of PELMANISM— the greatest of all Mind-Training-Experts who say,, to you: "Everyone has it in him to be a Success to get more responses jobs to make more money more
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      144 6 BACKACHE Is there anything wrong with my Kidney That is the question youshould^ KK> i when you feel the first tWtT .m «F ~-r Pain in any part of tw p J^\X warning that «>fflethi»B •S» kidneys become inflaffltd *f<*%**^ ■H^HLvIK/ ar e unable to remove the |A V acid
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    MARIHUANA VERY DEVIL IN AMERICA TO-DAY
    1218 7 MARIHUANA VERY DEVIL IN AMERICA TO-DAY ce you ti I Marihuana. i i I i to k-ep otl" I hiie kit t Into been "served up »jt«r.pate" this week is too £fgg to ignore. Igtoa and its mysteries and it all earn*' 1 travelled by Lumpur during the way up,
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      64 7 Our CHILLED BEEF needs no introduction it has already made a name for itself. It retains all the natural juices. Delicious, tender joints equal to the home-side beef iR flavour, we can thoroughly recommend it. mm mmmc 'PHONE: STORE r>sT(i (4 line>). K. LUMPUR 3331 (2 lir.es), [POB 110 111
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    THE LIFT-BY JOHN ANTHONY
    2230 8 This Week's Short Story lIFNRY Dupneyne's presence in ton was apparently tiiu? to t f lt fishing obtainable in f in the Manor grounds. There ntiatehim from air r i .a] visitor, excepting I he was very free-hand-an< 3 afT-iWe. From casual re- ad dropped, it
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    KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT
    195 8 Woipan Who Had Rheumatism for 10 Years coming here from England 10 writes a married woman, m red terribly from rheumatism, j I have bought med'einc, lotions, linints, rnd taken advertised concocu!ona until I was weary. I heard ol Krusrhcn Salts so often, that
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      192 8 $550.CASH".-tbeWON also 25 CONSOLATION PRIZES to buyers of BORNEO BRANDY. v. j- .....;..::■:<■. >$#*&? <? i^~* BORNEO BRANDT CONTEST NO. 2A JULY, 1938. For 3 months rndlng August, bul rach month there wil] be a Dtest The contest now rommencm, \a the second No. 2A and it finishes lilst bird
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      210 8 THE BEAUTY SECRET OF t lovely GINGER Ji|i|||^ helped Jane to gain new attraction s" :^§p I'm so sorry for Jane she never gets t jjr">**'*-'«*iiftj»»l partners ;it these dances.' t T -i^gjlffil "1 know, her complexion is coarse OiN« >i H.i.X.fHS ~'~'~^&^&3&\ i and unattractive. She ouyht to do
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      9 8 Buy yourself' GOOD Pen ,>inainLoril^ k T T^ UA^^
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    Eight Months' Food Cost Him A Million!
    311 9  -  R.A.Thompson fdfgf It ntular Science Post Graduate Dietetics, 1908) P^tar of i* ul rid ha> >uddenl> become intere fed in nutrition. Quite ,urteen different countries have sot up new governor central committees to devise ways and means <>i jrfl tfl'e of nutrit-on of
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    HIS LAST ADDRESS
    63 9 Sydney, New Sv.ivh Wales. "IS Imv^ as my health and sirtn^tli remain, I win «o on stfrvins my Lord and Muster; il i!« t I am ready to inter the Gaiv A fii-vcar-«>iti Baptist deacon, Mr. Frederick Alexander Walker, littered thrse words in an address at the
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    11 RELIGIOUS SECTS ARE BANNED
    243 9 E Bucharest. LEYEH different religious sett-: in Rumania have become illegal by a new decision <»i the Ministry of Cults (Religion) which has now been made public. Among thc-m are The Tremblers, the Prnticostalists. the Penitent Nazarenes, the Innocents, the Witne s t God Jehovah,
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    Agricultural College At Mandalay
    53 9 5 w being made for ;ftjrai College at Manrtu- Government decided f o |3^^J ra fas been appoi: HJrJ 1 Entomology aivl 1 l^ e Entomological ?>tc WmiLl P Chowdhury has ■CTiy a Demonstrator ulj^V In the Botam r: Press) ft Its toil oi hi Kf^lhf^ovGur
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    GIRL AS CHURCH MINISTER
    121 9 GIRL AS CHURCH MINISTER Toronto. BV unanimous vote the Toronto conference of the Cnited Church of Canada has received a Finnish ijiii as a minister. She is Miss Elma Silvia Hjelt, who had some years ago become an ordained minister cf the Congregational Church in Illinois. Several ministers spoke in
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    U. S. Canon For Jerusalem
    81 9 J( rusalem, Artierlcan, the Re". Charles T. Bndgeman, has been installed as Canon Residentiary of the Church oi St. George the Martyr (The Anglican Cathedral) i?. Jerusalem. The Bishop in Jerusalem, Dr. G. F. Gruham-Brov.n, installed the new Canon into the Olivet stall. Mr. Bridgeman
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      682 9 1 P^ W^k i#%^ Cs E^ A-^ shot fl i SF& I SP 1 A B "B* KJI [ggOTECTS YOUR HEALTH liM^^ HI CECURITY against 111 Health is the first essential in every bomt, And on account of its numerous uses 'ASPRO' givei you real protection. 'ASPRO' stops Pain and
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    Short Cuts to Chic
    361 10 Short Cuts to Chic the are of soft calf... very tailored in style, with large fastenings of padded leather. Yen con buy these in different colours, so if you've a frock for which you want a special belt you can be sure of o:ie here. To Brighten Your Ensemble 117E
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    TWO SMART PARTIES
    187 10 rro bid au revoir to their many friends hero. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Marchisio. who left with their two daughters for Italy last Wednesday by the Conte Verde, were at Home to them at a cocktail party held at their house just before their departure. The
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    SLIMMING IS HARD AT FRASER'S HILL!
    868 10 SLIMMING IS HARD AT FRASER'S HILL! It's A Long, Long Trail, But It's Worth It When You Reach The Dairy Farm At The Top! I i I HE Hill is pleasantly full at present. Many visitors have come up during the last few days— some to stay for a few
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    Modify Hair-Styles Of The Moment To Suit I Your Own Features
    196 10 Modify Hair-Styles Of The Moment To Suit I Your Own Features FF you have too long a face, don't attempt curls piiecl on top of your head, but try arranging them cunningly on either side to give width to temple cheek-bone. Let some hair show behind your ears, too, to
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    NAVY & WHITE
    315 11 NAVY WHITE Spotlight Plays On At Yacht Club rrHE visi: o Batavia Yacht Club over k-end, coinciding with th A Home and B ba held by the Roys.] Singapore Yacht Club, provided the only excitement last week-end, which would otherwi I rv( been a dull one for The At Home
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    How Will You TRAIN Your Daughter?
    944 11 How Will You TRAIN Your Daughter? GENERATION or so ago, the girls 1 no educational problems to their pj cated or not according to their race, am I of their immediate circle, but the whole a very casual thing- especially scarce. The boys would, of course, lj schools because they
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      52 11 j ELSIE MARY Late of London s v i: c i a l i, y I iii^k;x£D by HENRIETTA (Ol I.O.\I»O.\) *ll«;?lai«*v lluiivr* 2 Battery Road. Unusual new stocks just unpacked Porcelainware, Blackwood furniture, j Glassware, Camphorwood chests, Jade and Quartz figures, etc., etc. 18, Batteiy Road, Phone 7143 Ist
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore Sunday, July 21, 1938. THE SANDYS CASE
    365 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore Sunday, July 21, 1938. THE SANDYS CASE ime n i l l :ial > ween and it is ure guards :d nona branches Army. interesting :ieabilit\ Act to memconcerned, it ood thai m there was ;e a i of its pro- >ns on th< at it conferred
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    International Sport
    807 12 IS FOGGED BY POLITICS %T one time it was the beautiful theory of pori men the world by tin' encouragement ernational rivalries in the tii would be possible to build up a spirit of camaraderie which would lead to the millenium of world peace. The idea was thai
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    Can Sport Bring Peace?
    30 12 Control the To! yo <* l>iu<i got to pitch that ll Japanese I ineni gai e ri&ht U) < .t j i i hi tu gel on tbeii
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    617 12 wit and WISDOM of the WEEK. 4 TINY do« was running rapidly across A the desert. Lickety-split he went, lickety-split. as he passed the Sphinx, the stone lips opened, and the Sphinx asked, "Little dog, why do you run so fast? There is nothing to hurry about on this vast
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    Chinese Have Table Tennis Monopoly
    46 13  - Chinese Have Table Tennis Monopoly T.H. TAN n pong (By pt&s Trfru CIV'-" pu*-^ Pined off Ve<. I Knou thai and at i pi imcs of Matuys, Evi H 1P Japanes4 J>a,- vanished thm.M' :>.rr bound to win th»tllPfiamhip- because only Ihe WHY IS IT? >.■ b
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    £4,300 FOR AIR CRASH FUND
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    STRENGTH AS WELL AS SKILL
    26 13 B Her j v. f America, during a match in London. This gives an idea of the strenuousness of table tennis.
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    SINGAPORE EATS MORE MEAT NOW
    127 13 SINGAPORE EATS MORE MEAT NOW (Sunday rribune Stall Reporter) IPLE in Singapore are eating more meat and here is the reason why. now five years and the bet food. To-ds htei rd are woikr than ev before the increased con- d are dealt tter house. housan&s of Sin- live on
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    GENERAL BOOTH MAY 'CARRY ON'
    51 13 O< rai Evangellne '> \oth*< retirement frcm the lej I rsl p of the Salvation Army, which would norma.il] take nlt.ti at Christina; may be pastpored for at least a year, to avoid a s Curbing th< work Df toi Army during this critical period
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    NAZIS BLAMED FOR PALESTINE RIOTS
    202 13 NAZIS BLAMED FOR PALESTINE RIOTS London, July 12. j^S the tension in Palestine increased, and more British troops were ordered to the "hot spot" of the Near East. Urs<artlin.i» allegation was made I lhai Germany and Italy are behind the anti-British riots, This allegation came from Madame Tabouis, famous French
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    NEW MAP OF AUSTRIA
    123 13 Vienna. >/?Ars o( the "New Austria" are i*l now on -ale in the shops here. According to the recent aecrec th former federal republic is now divide into seven piovinces instead of nun Ihey Lire: Tyrol fccmprisini< east an Tyrol ancJ the Vorarlbergoi Sab bu'T, Carinthip.,
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    MINERS LOSE "AHR ERB"
    43 13 Mr Herbert i Ahr E tisH miners' be: Yorkshire ll cn early the other cia\ Barnsley by-el( ction and w< to hi ofltce to work. A tew minute, later a cierK found him dead in his chair He v,
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    SIX HURT IN RAIL MISHAP
    32 13 six people five oJ them raily i —wen- taken to hospital afte»: Lhe 12 branch train from Windsor crashed \ri the buffer stops at Slough I ion.
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    Asthma Cause killed in 24 Hours
    140 13 Asthma Cause killed in 24 Hours fhanka to th« discovery of an American ph> i* now ia possible to g»-t rM ol the terrible epelhs ot choking, gstaping t coughing and wheeling Asthn i by killinp;ut true i a use w hlch la Germs In the Mooii. No i;, »re
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    SINGAPORE IS LESS CRUEL TO ANIMALS
    255 13  - SINGAPORE IS LESS CRUEL TO ANIMALS Harold Lancester Only Isolated Cases Now (By (Sunday libune Staff Reporter) SJINGAPORE paopie -'yo treating h< ir nirn mu .h better than ti y i! led to do. I llowing up d court case of cruelty to animals during the week, I went to
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    THIS WEEK'S FISHY STORY
    77 13 I( By Sunday Tnbttlftc Staff Reports fyoi.u a Singapore businessman round LI I m« k: h party of tourists visiting sin^ajxi. Katong, but after hours «tf waiting ha i catch \.i.vu a woman decided to tr> in f. I bi i. n i when she produced
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    AS THE SUBJECT
    216 13  -  NEILSON MODDER Is Small We Thought The Type Should Be Small As Well Singapore's Little -Came Hunters (BY SHORTS HER AT 102 (Sunday Tribune SlalT UciNtrtcr) JjMJRGEI Singapore a: w ho have *1 I I 1 ij/fi>: ill the I .NIL' I-'. (I r< tour of the
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    so SHE WON'T PLAY BALL!
    22 13 so SHE WON'T PLAY BALL! Lovely Sonja II erne, 0 t h Century Fox star reclines at her Los Angeles swimming pot;]
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    TRICK ENDS IN DEATH
    130 13 TRICK ENDS IN DEATH Brisbane, Queensland, July I*. k SLEIGH T-01-hand tuck has ted A to the death of a 43-year-old 8.. bane dentist named Mr. Vivian Hen&iey. He was amusing his wife and with a lew tricks, Including what tie called his "sword-swallowing" act. While performing it. Mr. Hensley
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    Girl, Once Rich, Now Works For 30s. A Week
    503 14 Men Customers London, July 1 2. -v< '»i j Peggy S*ewart-Barnett, former luxury .-a-week shop assistant at Sutton, Surrey, has ay from work because of the "embarrassing ations w of young msn customers, ]> who has just been electee' queen, is
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    58 14 >• huuistiig, ii 1 1 1 f sterna] piles sap y ur vitality I !:i1 ise an txpem ive, painful operal:" l: In 15 lutes you can stop the and nuifkly shrink sore, swol I >octor's new pi escrii) i I'"'- It's guaranteed to "ix you up
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    FUMES AFFECT 400 GIRLS
    64 14 Scores oi girls, some burned by ammonia and others overcome by fumes, staggered cut' af the factory of the Eldorado Ice Cream Company in Stamford Street, South wark. London, after an ammonia pipe, used in the freezing process, had burst across the ceiling of a room
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    Girl Born Blind, Sees After 22 Years And Is Disappointed
    346 14 London, July 8. r fHE reactions of a girl who hud been blind from birth on first seeing the world at the aj?e of 22 are described bv Mr. R. Colley, senior opthalmic surgeon to the Royal United Hospital, Bath,
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    Nazi Spy Warning To Britain
    123 14 Nazi Spy Warning To Britain L nd< July I; REPORTS of b^ man espies, ft Canada i,..,v c been 7 British Governmon'. b Diicussion.s will 'it. IS; p Nazi spy rings in tte n Ut for it h H he ring operatuig ton* of that .am, t A group of
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    Cigarette Kills Ogpu Man
    84 14 Cigarette Kills Ogpu Man p Warsaw. July 12. MICHAEL KOLKIX, ftp (secret police) Cfcfef of Into, Soati Rllftttn r-nX down in his office to smoke cigarette sent by the km State c\pnr Ue factory M a present for his fiftieth birthday. He was smoking his third -i^aretu i when it
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    ANOTHER 'QUAKE SHOCK
    32 14 Strong earthquake *"JJ*J* period of an hour and a hal. ccrded in London. Bros** _and Centre of .shock J« have Uen about 6.87. irißf Japan or thp Phiiinpu.r liJM».
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      61 14 \s. Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? a^?* nniiiMiiiiin--- %v X^v Course I did!" hj|M|7bl B MB «s^l^ J^V^^^k II Ror«en: o t,Ve: PEROXIDE A T G!i -p c Macleans patented TOOTH PASTE Sit'S? Singapore. 1 ■1 V «0 I fta pastc lresh and tlran trom first squeeze fi Ijm.
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      71 14 HiL\BKE RCHIEFS Pyramid handkerchiefs always win through. After every rough anc lun.bie their colours remain as cheerful as ever. And it cannot be said that a Pyramid is afraid of the wash. You can choose your Pvrarr.ia handkerchiefs from a team of plain or fancy whites and bright colours. >«S&k
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      27 14 Pi; 1 SB also sulirrwl for >««rj ||i|^ Our «i'^' of i frm always r^li'-ve »«^F .jjm& '*Z* it I You 'Bisuraf d ■mi I, i^ari-^* 1^
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    WAR SONG
    42 15 WAR SONG i«fif Wong, a fierman srirl married to a Chi-fse officer, distri- books to the guard of honour at Sun Yat-sen Memorial I ibe observation of the first anniversary of the war. She is *rvinf with the Chinese Army Medical orps.
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    SUB-MACHINE GUN GANG KILL MAN CROSSING A STREET
    292 15 SUB -MACHINE GUN GANG KILL MAN CROSSING A STREET Cannes, July 12. THWO gangsters in white caps cruising in a big saloon car along the Boulevard Carnot at Cannes suddenly pushed a sub-machine-gun and a revolver out of the window and shot down a young man walking on the pavement.
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    Eire's Flag Ousts The Union Jack
    219 15 Lobh (Queenstown), July 12. r VALKRA stepped towards a temporary mas* in the bar lack t. Spike Island, near Cobh, the other evening and hoisted Ahite and trold trio lour of Eire in place of the Union Jack, j H»|pni from the island for
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    RECRUITING BOY? FOR DEFENCE
    130 15 London. THE Air League of the British Empire has announced that it intends to raise an Air Defence Cadet Corps open to boys between the ages of 14 and 18. The Corps in intended to be a contribution towards the security of Great Britain, as well
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    COLONIES AND DEFENCE
    145 15 COLONIES AND DEFENCE (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 8. IN the House of Commons this week Mr. McGhee asked the Secretary oJ State for the Colonies, whether, belore any grant is accepted from a Colonial government for the purpose^ of imperial defence, steps will be taken to ascertain the
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    CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE?
    82 16 CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE? -irritable— bich i: me P a^° Vet i d i i: nxt out ior a tonic, i in These saa .> j foun frfs/i root crisp' lads, rresJi butwi a r^ real vaJ as. Ml, i and tfcints hard to nlnb ntaina even more
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    AMATEUR CARPENTRY AND THE CREATIVE IMPULSE
    585 16 AMATEUR CARPENTRY AND THE CREATIVE IMPULSE A TRIBUTE TO SCARRED BUT UNSUNG HEROES o many jokes have \hh-w <^fe& written about the sorrows of the amateur carpenter that r seem? a little superfluous to devote i -satire article to the subject But j recant personal confirmation that those sorn.ws do
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    88 16 FROM PAGE six NEWS FROM NEW YORK T"!; f this rountivT^^^I ""Wanted X Msin ,,f BarnoT 4 ,,me dij r f *iHT| 1 «l-;;cv. t r. J, K ol the origi a pes cut 1 animal traja^ mov- the >h M mW l at thi t'.e show i? Jv:o thousand
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    163 16 T*M visit of lln- (n,.r, I Princes cf rentenniarv of ihe fotiwi, first Swedish colon u thrust Swi<i j furniture into t!.< K Crocks show br.eht I the uMiai petem cash fumiiuro r I good simple li CI I desiens in vivid Modern furnitu i 1 a! the
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      187 16 Read 77<e 1 />,i 7A TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya Pain and Itching I Stopped in I 7Min^s/ #jf| feet Itch ?o badly thai «»ej perms, parasites, and fungus y ;-M--'iv-;iMa Doe3 the on lor t.. ns, us well aa King' I? Are there bUs- worm. X iml ua the sotea
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      763 17 K%£ AIR TO-DAY then And WhereJTo Listen In Weekly" Newsletter and Sports I HONGKONG '..JULY 24 g-ESSS n™ s^ 12 pjn Zlw 9Ja L, C i m G 2(J An Hou r of Schumann includr ,-IPORh u The Band Hi s Ma- ing the "Dichtcrliebe" sung by ,Ali3 rv vs
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    POULTRY FARMING A PAYING BUSINESS
    1138 18  -  OPPORTUNITIES IN MALAYA pOULTRY-RAISING is an industry that brings profit, health and pleasure to thousands each year. Poultry-farming is now one of the most important branches of agriculture in the United States. Many times is the value of poultry greater than the value of all
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    AUSTRALIA ADOPTS BRITISH PLAN
    257 18 AUSTRALIA ADOPTS BRITISH PLAN ft** adopts |fc £?*«*t J appointing ifcrwj* *1 to an t JJ% «J The appointing. tary secretaries J^^l Jer for IMen* the Treasury (Mr r treat deal N deU J^ t've work, hav "SI J ere th» Prii\sJ Lyons. They are Mr j Australia Party**:.. Mr.
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    143 18 (From Our Own Correspondent London, July 8. JM the House of Commons this wee!., Mr. Hepworth asked the Secretary of Slate for the Colonies. wiuU have been the principal activities of the reconstituted Colonial Marketing Board up to date. Also whether steos will be tak^n
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    ENANG MEETS SELANGOR IN K.L. TO-DAY
    348 19  - ENANG MEETS SELANGOR IN K.L. TO-DAY "Sphinx" Penang s^ Special Badminto n Feature Edited By "Phoenix" <li* wfcr otfftgiflS >r in hor first round tie of the r*s*<&«*® momen t. speculation 'te result. r?«M»r««— t of the Settle imi'. I mu>* of course, offer my players in their apparently difficult
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    Malayan States To Introduce New Competition?
    238 19  -  Raequet— Perak (Ky I th attention officiate of badminton associations in j '^Settlements for some time. I Wand Penr.ng ha> "plate* 1 competitions for those i jii the firs! round oJ the singles and a similar Ponton should ai.-«. P r. un: >u hc:
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    282 19  - Mun Kong Alimat To Win Open Doubles Title? Rambler Selangor (By gNTHUSIASTS will certainly noi between Selangor and Penang, are being played off at the Victor The matches will be played ii at r J a.m. and the next at 2.15 in U QELANGOK'S team (including a re»u sepycj W
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    41 19 iOn the left is the Collegians' team; ight, the Graduates. They met in lan interesting match last week. I Their standard of play rvvas high. f .Ine of the Collegians is Foo Lum Jhoon, ex-champion of Selangor. jj i— Mllll I
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    BATU PAHAT TOURNEY
    261 19 BATU PA HAT TOURNEY GOOD progre&s is being made with trie Batu Pahitt District open champion.ship badminton tournament. Owing to the small number of entries, both the singles and the doubles events have reached the final siage. Tan Kiong Kiam, the young promising player, is to be congratulated for qualifying
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    HAS ANYTHING BEEN DONE?
    85 19 (By "Phoenix") oINGAPORE looks rather enviously at Sclangor if only because the latter j State is to have a special badminton hall to further the interests of the game. There has been considerable agitation for a similar hall in Singapore, but littl« if anything, j has
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      1184 19 The Remedy That Has Definitely Mastered BAD CIRCULATION For Blood, Veins, Arteries and Heart NO AILMENT resulting from poor gish cir< can resist the curative action of Elasto to a healthy condition, the heart m troul >les 1 lear up, leg ulcers (bad piles vanish, and rheumatism in all its
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    257 20  -  ARGUS B rejoii d<v I Excerpt From Rules Rl < ui:i)\ H <> m I i Ann lal < tied by certificates fr 1 b performs] may h t ■> l reptance for pur- i ;be besi p rfoi m- ntative meetings H those j
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    Boxing Notes By "Spectator"
    284 20 IN THIS COR^ I [TTLE Palace t ilj rill i Hap VVoi as its to] Ventura M J i VV < i i \> OUl] A characters tic U that j fight in both band and b< bis oppo m in however is always ready to
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    Malaya Cup: Singapore Or Services?
    555 20 Malaya Cup: Singapore Or Services? suspense of knowing Singapore's fate in the Malaya Cup competition was prolonged for a week when the key match In the Southern half of the competition ende-.! in a 2-all draw at the Anson Read Stadium last week. And the fact that goal-average did not
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    F.M.S.—Colony Cricket In Retrospect
    469 20 F. M.S. —Colony Cricket In Retrospect Series Dates Back To 1905 nil. H O. Hopkins will lead a strong side against the Malay States next week-end, in the annual Malayan crickel Test, which will be played in Ipoh. The Colony sidt* was announced on Monday and will include newcomers in
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    MALAYAN CRICKET HONOURS
    316 20 BATTING 7 for 23 VijasTmam vs. M;i lav (mM*** fli Major Maxwell Dumbleton (RL j or ;»<j Hi t Changi vs. K.A.I >. iaf < J 89 A. J. Williams (Kcst vs. EwpWt, f ol ;;i Dmnison Nmiih I Penan*). Klaus < a8 ST) It. J. O'Dwyer
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    NEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY'S PENANG AUTUMN RACES
    353 21 r-tnang, Saturday. FOLLOWING are handicaps for the liist day's racing on Jmy .a, lac renang Autumn meeting. hoii.M.s, (lass l, furs. Jack Druce 9.4 i ure Gola 9.0 i. ....on., 8.13 MatcndaJe a.i KiCudcvvman j Lir 'ihecbald H.B l mpiric 8.2 Suathpeffer 8.2
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    DANISH SHIP BOMBED IN HIGH SEAS
    40 21 DANISH SHIP BOMBED IN HIGH SEAS i Rrf "rescued, on 1 fen; EMbe- I I gfdfgf I Bin t..-i!ui -ua, K.IW an of the Tj» n h September b^^eChairman of year wie~n, *fcn^ d em P 1( >>frs- dele- M
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    POLISH AIR DISASTER
    31 21 Isuihaiest. Jul> 23. THE Japanese military attache in Warsaw and several high Romanian air officials were killed when a Polish airliner trashed near the IV lish-Rumanian frontier Renter.
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    Successful Children's Concert
    127 21 Successful Children's Concert 4 SINGULARLY well presented child- was presented yester- pils <~i the Cur vent Hd nt Jesus. A striking effect was a song and dance "Her Ladyship's Garden." ■i rose en this tableau, :-ed an appearanc? cf the Qowers of which sudderly life and in a gorgeous ensemble
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    TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    136 21 TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS F r the third year In succession, the J B.P. won the interclub table •hamoionship. Rl „f ties played last night Men's Doubles Final: Chun Kai and Chan Yip Chons B.F brat.T.^h Kum Scon and Kok Ming 'C.S.L.A.- 2—o (21—14; 18) t*; Singles (Playing for 3rd and
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    ANNIVERSARY OF DOLLFUSS' ASSASSINATION
    128 21 ANNIVERSARY OF DOLLFUSS' ASSASSINATION Queen's Birthday A I,L vessels in the harbour w ill "dress ship" on Aug. 4, that date being the birthday of Her Majesty the j Queen. Vienna, July 23. THE fourth anniversary cf the assassination of Dollfuss by the Nazis is being celebrated throughout Austria as.
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    BRITAIN & GERMANY EXCHANGE ASSURANCES
    121 21 BRITAIN GERMANY EXCHANGE ASSURANCES Lend n. July 23. IN view of the completely misleading repcrts circulated about the interview which the Prime Minister had with the German Ambassador yesterday, it can be stated with authority that in the course of a friendly conversation before going on leave, the German Ambassador
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    More Automatic 'Phones In Britain
    119 21 More Automatic 'Phones In Britain Louden. July 23. THE steady progress in the develop- ment of the telephone system in Great Britain was emphasised when Sir Walter Womersley, assistant Post-inast-er general, opened the new automatic telephone exchange at Derby yesterday. He mentioned that the Post Office had spent £19,000,000 during
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    BARON FRANCKENSTEiN
    62 21 London. July 23. Baron Franckenstcin, Austrian Minister in London until the German absorption of Austria, has taken out British naturalisation papers. In view of his long and distinguished association with this country, it was found possible to waive seme of the formalities usually observed in com.ee. tic.r with
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    Personnel Changes At Naval Base
    82 21 Personnel Changes At Naval Base ENGINEER Captain W. D. Strachan Smith. R.N., assumed the duties of Chief Engineer at H.M. Naval Base on July 19. Commander (E> G. J. Baily. R.N.. whj ha? been appointed as First Assistant to the Chief Engineer has arrived from the UMted Kingdom to carry
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    144 Horses & Ponies In Training At Penang
    552 22 144 Horses Ponies In Training At Penang CANDIDATES' OWNERS AND TRAINERS CLASS ONE HORSES HELD BACK FOR SINGAPORE? ndent) Saturday. OM -OTNDRED and forty-four h< :.d panics have been entered for the four-day Autumn e meeting of the Ptnang T»f Cluli which opens Penan?, and will nn the following oliday),
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    THE ONE AND ONLY "BLIND LANDOW" AND NIROM ARTIST.
    93 22 i in 1913 of a European father I and J mother, Annie is the only danghi I iidow who at present Java. Incidently, Anton of repute, haviee extensively for to Annie being barred ons tn Java, .she was iinpion and has
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    Baseball Thrills On The Padang
    705 22 Baseball Thrills On The Padang 75 JULY THE SEVENTH Cheong Yok Choy and Cheonr- Yok Chons:. 76 MERRY WIDOW Cheong Yok Choy and Cheong Yok Chong. 77 SELANGOR II Crrong Yok Choy and Cheong Yok Chono:. 78 TWO UP Cheong Yok Choy and Cheong Yok Chong. 79 MISS META Cheong
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    RAFFLES & MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS
    283 22 RAFFLES MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS RAFFLES Singapore. Saturday VEEN rivalry marked the events at the annual alhk-iic sports meeting of KaiTles College at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Results were as follows: HO Yards: i. wood Kan, 2 De 3a I ■j. Clarke JO 4 5 se Pitting the h o said
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES' SPORTS
    441 22 MUNICIPAL SERVICES' SPORTS The second annual Municipal Services' sports was held yesterday afternoon j at the Jalan Besar Stadium under threatening weather which, however, did j not mar the day for the Club. All the events were keenly contested. There was a gathering present. The individual champion for the day
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    Gentle B.P.
    66 22 The draw of the Gemie BP I doubles championship ::y.icm> h< !d igffl follows: Tcp Sod on. A j R&hmat Bin Bhi Awang and A n Bin Rahrr; I Ahmp.d vf M HodrJ Bn Saijknn Bin Hj. Noor. Bof leh and Suacli Bin H Ranim Bin Ahmad and
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    MALAYAN TOURNEY STARTS TO-MORROW
    93 22 MALAYAN TOURNEY STARTS TO-MORROW WITH players from Fast Indies. Saigon and Siam <om|*>tin*. Malayan "Wimbledon will be more inU-rnati" aeter than in farro<" added attraction this ywjjj the inter-port matfh. »o I lines, belHin Malaya and u The intor-port will frlj Tue.se! iho. open- at d»^ tournamem whi to-morrow. v
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    ECOND DAY OF TAIPING SKYE RACE MEET.
    155 23 oU R REGISTERS rj DOUBLE iV/or^ Successful Yesterday 1 5 16 1850 iiU6J j ticket,. ,hout I 1 Iff 92 $134; Wo. HO t fcrters «516 cach»: fcftean fell eff I [nfET^o L;Dit. ib'-ui furs. kg Dragon b er |na«by P Lo. I
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    60 23 DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE Rare I Race 4 GLAMOI R 1 d 0. r v il ryes itractor Ran s' ui $%7 $12. y- s 1 -i Kl OLNIAK :•::>•; :n: I SI?. 1 vrkdc $13. !.,!.ii;vi] li :iiC ;__i; GIRL $31 a 16 58. Policy L'\ .;..>! 817. 1:.
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    Malaya Cup Soccer Thrills At Stadium
    539 23 Malaya Cup Soccer Thrills At Stadium 58^ %3 /Hk W- s\ £L BEAT (BY ROVER) Sm»;ipore, Saturday. SINGAPORE qualified to meet *-> Silznger in the final of the Malayn Cup in Ssaeapore on Aus. fi, by defeating the Services by the only goal of the matcli, scored by Quan Cceon?
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    S.R.C BEAT ST. ANDREWS O. B. A.
    224 23 S.R.C BEAT ST. ANDREWS O. B. A. A WEAK St. Andrew's Old Boys' team b] tfee S.R.C. at eric 'afternoon 95 run:;. S.B C Padang. P- ble to field hie tne Old E v dismissed for 76 j rans fcr the loss cr eight wickets. The S.R.C. replied with 171
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    CORONATION B.P. TOUR
    219 23 The second year's Batu Pahat tour of j the Coronation Badminton Party wui start from Mr. Yeo Yen Chuan s residence. J42, Geylaos Road, at. 3 p.m. on Saturday. Jttly 30. Fixtures for the tour are a match of seven games nlghtrj on Saturday and Sunday at
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    S.C.C. BAT FIRST vs. THE CEYLON SPORTS CLUB
    169 23 Singapore, Saturany. pAITING first in their two-day eric*s ket match against the Ceylon Sport. 1 CJub on the Padang the SC.C. were in a strong position at the close of play having lost nine, wickets for 314 runs. F. W. Simpson was
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    Championship Athletics
    231 23 Championship A thletics Malayan A. A. A. 3 'From Out Own Reporter) Km, in I.umpur, Satifeilay. pR&JCIfrAL results at ihe. Mala: an A. A. A. championship meeting which was brought to 3 successful cic^e this afterno are ai follows: High Jump: Loong Leek Ming 'Sel.); Fcok Hoi <3.1.>: Fl. Munro
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    R.S.Y. C. JUBILEE TROPHY
    30 23 R. S. Y. C. JUBILEE TROPHY CHANT ii?s' Bl ATS Club I I m An cr resp is eligib Int« enlran a t€ thei i and o be obta n
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    Rengam Beats Malacca At Cricket
    211 23 Rengam Beats Malacca At Cricket (Frofa Our Own Correspondent) \!v -j._ me Si*: rday jue Maiaecs Club lest dewn to ttot Rengaai Ci^ i:. 1 Club by thrsf wick^ts in a c icket match played hero. Tne Malacca Club batted first and thanks to a stand bv Waites and Chater
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    Merry Union B.P.
    117 23 The Mcriy Union Badminton Party beat the Mayfair B.P. at r.he Happy World covered stadium by six games lo one. Scores (Merry Union names first*; Singles: Pen Teng Siew beat Chew Y.ew Sang 15—9; 2—15; 15—13; A. Sojak beat Seet Glm Slang 15—8; 15- -2: Richard Tan
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    Joybells B.P.
    58 23 rh u Goh Tian Chye I Se i 'I Warn Rock and < 21 11, f! 3. 21 11. Cho Chwee Tee k G Sen Tan G .i Chu?.n :I Hoon, 21 18, Lfi 21, 21 9 Th< wili b dry. The open n?aiieni iL Air f and
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    Kluang Cup-Tie
    61 23 I ro?n Out Ou n A committee I the Kl 1 Football Association will be held at the Malay Club on July 30 when the draw for the Cup competition will take place Notice has been given to competitors i that entrance fees for Cup and names I
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    Nelson Football XI
    17 23 all XI i '< p.m. i osman, Cnu r. uloi U H^ Ki lad »Mi
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      177 24 (Continued from Next Column!. 1 ?J I 1:111 ol '>< triHMt, rj i..«ix for 172,i^J 213. nine for 215 I I E McCorn I Wane O'Roilly I Flcetwood Smith 25 I McCabe I AUSTRALIA Ift J I. H Fingleton. b Verih If R. Brown, b Wright I C S.
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      BRADMAN SCORES ANOTHER FINE CENTURY TO PUT AUSTRALIA AHEAD AT LEEDS
      1003 24 R esu It Certa i n In Test? A Li. square was the position at the end of the second day of the fourth Test .Match at Leeds yesterday. In reply to England's total of 223, the Australians compiled
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      8 1 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, July 24, 1938
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      DUNLOP 50 YEARS OF Progress
      472 1 DUNLOP 50 YEARS OF Progress THE INVENTION. In 1838 Dunlop, the veterinary sturgeon! was a family man, prosperous if not affluent. Much of his time was spent j »ggiiig along the country lanes in his d >g cart as he paid his prop*^ fessiona visits. Bumping along, Dunlop t*j Wa
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    • FIFTY YEARS OF GROWTH 1888-1938 FIFTY YEARS OF
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        Dunlop and Racing
        261 2 The complete confidence wmcn modern racing men, whether exponents of automobile, motor cycle or pedal cycle racing, have In Dunlop equipment is a convincing tribute to Dunlop resources, manufacturing excellence and design. In 1902 Ibe World's One Kilo Motor Car Record (Flying Start!) was established on Dunlop
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        Fifty Years of Progress From Bicycles to Airliners
        1696 2 Fifty Years of Progress From Bicycles to Airliners WHEN the Dicycle developed ironi the hobby-horse a fresh impulse was given *o the search 'or new types of tyres. In 1834 the first important departure from the completely solid tyre appeared when the famous firm of Chas. Macintosh and Co. took
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        Dunlop Sports Goods
        340 2 Worldwide reputation for supplies in all classes of sport TRADITION has it that golf was played in Scotland as early as 1353. but it is a far cry from the beech wood or feather-stuffed ball of our golfing forebears to the quintet of famous Dunlop products namely
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        Dunlop Weatherproofs
        165 2 In 1925 Diinlops took over the famous firm of Chas. Mackintosh and Co. Ltd., founded in 1824 by the inventor of the garment, the name of which has now become a recognised word in the English language. LATEX WEATHERPROOF At the time of transfer, weatherproof coats whilst serviceable
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        COTTON
        62 2 The first Duniop pneunaw reinforced with linen oreM**; at that time no very JL lion was paid to the quf*^ acteristics of the rttoforefcH rial which was used. Today, however. tl* IJJ^: lop tyre making a process that <****£ manci a high and ***^3>* ard of cotton cord"* of
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        The British Open
        13 2 Was won with a "65" in 1931.1933 1936 md 1937
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        WORLD ON WHEELS
        93 3 Hit:- -f^^ETor pedalling their X£Z**S would b, brought Kfffie wheels oJ I, >^ TJL and pe: I^"iSr realised the :n. I 1 standard l^f sen ice Ijyjfwres The result l# are the laJ I to produc I***^Li* of whe |<!Ltftese of spec I largest import |**frt Tin
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        GENERAL RUBBER GOODS
        195 3 -tttodes more than a ot this br f *U io to summarise, it mi 2£edthat Dunlop nwmitart!" I established and ]^JjJi of Charles Mj Ltd nave been modernised Heeded with ail the dri iTSe peat Dunlop organisa- Item the form -Kd in 1925 Tl| factory has gone
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        DUNLOP & PLANTATION RUBBER
        808 3 DUNLOP PLANTATION RUBBER B Duniop invented hi l *re in 1888. the rubbo 1 in <lustry was not 1 is true that twelv Kr Henr y Wickhar I^^Wseeds of the Heve *ltol*? r Garden s: of thes i^f "Wnated. the majorit •"^Ni^L 111 1877 twenty-tw tL sent from Ce y^"
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        DUNLOP IN MALAYA
        1363 3 The early history of the Dunlop Rubber Co. (Straits Settlements) Ltd is shrouded in the mists, if not or untiquity. at least of obscurity. It is known that the firm of H. and W. Greer were probably importing Dunlop tyres as early as 1904 and they continued
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        FOOTWEAR
        227 3 Four hundred years ago Columbus found the natives of the Amazon river wearing rubber boots The method of manufacture in those days was delightfully simple, for a loot was dipped in fresh latex and smoked over a wood tire till the water hart completely evaporated. The rubber n question
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        Fifty Years of Progress in Tyre-Making
        501 4 ."—certainly a homely enough object, but then the world's most important discoveries have had homely beginnings. You will have read elsewhere of the rapidity with which improvements followed Dunlop's original discovery, but these improvements are not confined to the early days of tyre making.
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        Dunlop House — 142 Robinson Road
        292 4 Dunlop House 142 Robinson Road Although Dunlop House, with its distinctive yellow and black Dunlop signs is a familiar sight to most Singapore motorists, very few of them avail themselves of the facilities for tyre maintenance that are only too gladly given. It is no exaggeration to say that over
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