Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 August 1938
1938-08-07
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Title Section12 1938-08-07 1 The Sunday Tribune No 9I SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AU-'JUFT 7, 3938. FIVE CENTS.12 words
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Article, Illustration13 1938-08-07 1 »s Nona. If you »feat she thinks about "*lNi€Br jjirls13 words
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Article54 1938-08-07 1 DEGENERATE MALAYANS? -BLAH! i me «t man who Ul Het L -mTis It*^tm r ,T noUgh frOm I '-vith civili- I iMJUtoJ?- A the Inf»^ n H Population ot »tf k button has tended O riff, i^ j 1 ;^n. no i*««r t- nely G «vern- mer M I I54 words
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517 1938-08-07 1 Two Air-Conditioned Theatres, Five Storeys (By T. H. TAN) (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JOHORE GOVERNMENT is spending one and a quarter million dollars for a new hospital, the Sunday Tribune is able to announce exclusively. The last word m design and equipment, thr five-storey517 words
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232 1938-08-07 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Malacca, Saturday. pHARGED with rash driving at Trsuiquerah on the evening of June 19, Mr. E. A. H. Ellis, European headmaster of the Banda H'hr English School, appeared to-day before Mr. G. E. Turner, the Police magistrate. Inspector Ahmad conducted the232 words
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111 1938-08-07 1 BORDER INCIDENT: "JAPAN IN WRONG" London, Aug. 6. JAPAN apparently is going to accept the Soviet proposal for a settlement of the Changkufeng affair, says the Daily Herald m a leader. "She will be well advised to do so for it is plain that she is hopelessjy m the wron?111 words
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Article, Illustration94 1938-08-07 1 WAR AND PEACE Here are two angles of life to think about on a pleasant Sunday morning. Top, you see the hapless, homeless Chinese peasants waiting near the i'ellow River for food and shelter. War and floods have done their worst. And then, as a contrast, sec the carefree happiness94 words
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Article91 1938-08-07 1 Mexico City, Aug. 6. FIVE fully loaded oiltankers left Mexican ports to-day, all bound for Europe with sealed orders. It is generally understood that their destination is Germany, with a oeal between Mr. W. R. Davis New York, financier and the Mexican Government, whereby $10,000,000 worth91 words
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Article811 1938-08-07 1 HPHT firs* hmtf of ISSB fu.s bm a tantalising period, one m which for many reasons, production has been forced drastically to ali^n itself wilh low DOS* sumption m a world Btger l>u( unable U) expand. Such rays of sunshine as 1 1 burst through were811 words
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Article111 1938-08-07 1 CONTINUED improvement is reported In ;li? Singapore typhoid situation, j the number of cases admitted into hos- i pital during the past week being considerably smaller than the week before. Medical authorities have not, however, relaxed measures taken since the i' outbreak, and are not111 words
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Advertisement55 1938-08-07 1 Tin: news WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORXIXG nt hum: t4 because of i< s nullow maiunJv M -v^LJ?&\ has a hish m(dicinai a| u n h M D f far beHer uali( > llian "ther f^^o^^^ r' M Empire brandies, and you should always keep a bottle m (he55 words
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Miscellaneous29 1938-08-07 1 THE TIDES To-day: 8.45 a.m., 7 ft. 3 ins., 7.43 p.m., 8 ft. 5 ins. To-morrow: 9.41 a.m., 7 ft. 7 ins., 8.45 p m., 8 ft. 8 ins.29 words
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Article45 1938-08-07 2 SLIMMING CURE NEW STYLE AWOMA 1 t Die attrat iStOTTU stCi Lion at Vienis, Lithuania. They search- and 100 yards of silk wrapped i her W I i The si confiscated amd the Dvn whose waistline became normal when it vas >• to > a heavy fi45 words
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Article123 1938-08-07 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter? H..M.V Rent future flagship for ibe China station will arrive m Singapore on August 16. Captained by L 11. Ashmore. the vessel bus a displacement of f),T.">O tons, just under the limit which was previously set. Braipped with guns which include123 words
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Article125 1938-08-07 2 Jerusalem. rONSTRUri' N :pected to bei o:i refine] on stern x fell Haifa. A >. iTt acres m The socalled Oil R( near the river Kishon has I cquired by the i irrests which control the Iraq Petroleum j Company The construction of the refinery will125 words
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Article47 1938-08-07 2 Rome. Aug. 6. IruvE were killed immediately and ten died later, while 20 others were seriously wounded, m a boiler room explosion on the Italian cruiser Quarto, anchored off Majorca. Apart from the damage from the actual explosion, the cruiser was not badly damaged.47 words
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Article39 1938-08-07 2 DEATH OF PRINCESS SVASTI (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Aug. 6. PRINCESS Svasti, mother of the Queen of Siam, died suddenly this morning". The Princess had returned to Siam only a week ago, after five years' residence m Fenang.39 words
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Article72 1938-08-07 2 i,; UIML- L London, Aug. 6. nURING the severe thunderstorms which V swept the east coast of England yesterday, a tidal wave invaded the Bridtide HarbOur four hours before hi gh The sea suddenly receded 15 feei caving- all vessels high and dry, and re' turning72 words
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Article65 1938-08-07 2 Stt3 tt London, Aug. 6. IR Harold Hartley, chairman of th» International Executive Council and chairman of the British National Committee of the World Power Conference will lead the British delegation and with Mi J. M. Kennedy, chairman of the Llectricity Commission, will represent the British Government65 words
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287 1938-08-07 2 ACID MENACE: GO VERNMENT TO ACT SOON? By Leslie Hoffman (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) > I wrote of Singapore new menacp the menace of "taosi cowardly, most cru?l crime m the world*" am able to reveal that the Colony's legislature are dismeaiis to combat this new plagbe, to kill this287 words
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192 1938-08-07 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPOREANS 520,164 uf them are lucky people. They can "buy Itealth"' m this town and therefore they are almost immune r from cholera, plague, smallpox. The League of Nations Eastern Bureau issued the (allowing health bulletin last wsek: Bombay:192 words
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Article131 1938-08-07 2 Louden, July 27. A STEP m the revival of one of the eld Empire trade routes London to New Zealand via the Cape of Good Hope— vvjH be taken when the Dominion Monarch leaves London next February. The Dominion Monarch, the most powerful British motorship, is131 words
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Article94 1938-08-07 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) jfELANTAN'S prison system is unique m the State, administrators claim. "Prisoners are employed Inside the gaQl walls at laundry work, carpentry and prison duties, but a special feature of the prison system m this State Is the use made of extramural labour/ s?.y.94 words
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Article70 1938-08-07 2 Japanese Bond A Marked Up London ft| I I EADING Japanr-.se bonds nm I I gains of up to I*2 points onB Exchange to-day, reflecting the I growing hopes of an amic*** i M.d.: i,[ th< .Tjipanc-* irixitw« Jk s The rise is mostly due ary marking up by jobbers70 words
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Article23 1938-08-07 2 Mr. Willian. Bonamy oraiiU'd a commission ""jJiH" m the Genera! Dutfesßrs fe mtecr An Force, wjUi •BJBfc Uj July 21. P23 words
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Advertisement52 1938-08-07 2 One does appreciate vi .■■■£> '.<•'• -11 v VJJfrS!^eg^ L.rLiJ on agree 1 m Craven *A m the patent air-light Thi-vac l^^lsi c. —^*rae«X'dW!i» > the protective- c3<-v access t^^M]|MM|Bß^^n*fr^ ir.r.ci tii! j-.Kf. >ou can be sure of tatiory trcsh i B ca\ smoking pleasure ri^'^M^^P^pVrai'i' 1 f, PREVENT SORE52 words
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Advertisement37 1938-08-07 2 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE. Muscle anoni.-lies Crossed eyes. IW~-^-^ -k Complicated cases fP^Tof dcfectivel GLASSES IF NEi-OED. R. A. THOMPSON. D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. 'Phone 3002. Consultation Without Cost or Obligation.37 words
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Advertisement29 1938-08-07 2 HAVE YOUR NEW SUITS MADE BY EXPERT TAILORS AT MODERATE PRICES LATEST WOOLLEN AND PALM BEACH SUITINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK. TAI HIM. (O. 23-5, COLEMAN ST.. rEL. 3375. SINGAPORE.29 words
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Advertisement44 1938-08-07 2 phone s "i' y "4V GOonVooi'l Mp DESCHIt^ I I Already 30.000 Doctors throughout th* w<M j remedy Al"' WS CUii£S. wd -1 r«r better than serum*. r» v k^ I A. CLOUKT <^ CO.. LTD- Sl> 1^ O!;tainabii> From All l )i|Den _^L I44 words
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Article, Illustration21 1938-08-07 3 jaaression of the new Jahore Hospital which is to cost $1,250,000. Work will start soon. Full story pajje one.21 words
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268 1938-08-07 3 HAROLD LANCASTER - HAROLD LANCASTER MISS RIBOET TO STAR (By (Sunday Tribune St iff Reporter) SINGAPORE will be "going Hollywood" within the m\< iVw fay*, for Malayan Films si:;rt "shooting^* scenes for i m a ;ill Malay dialogue film "Black Sheep" this week. Pheme268 words
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Article105 1938-08-07 3 Istanbul I ptl, tillage is to be transUrt >n the Erzerum dis- bftern Anatolia bemofin? mountain lattices to crush it. mn Mount Chak- m sradually sliding iwirt the village of Agi( gpeti of only 75 houses *iud mud. The village's 500 inhabitants at first took no notice,105 words
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Article99 1938-08-07 3 ALLEGED KNIFE ATTACK Singapore. Saturday M KID knife attack made by i member «.f the Police •m i compatriot, also a metn- MtrFtrct. was mentioned m pH vdantarily causing hurt i mine m the Third X against Sadhu Singh. ■art trial. HlN incident took place at the wfcafc en the99 words
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Article33 1938-08-07 3 Shop's Wife Opens Sale tanXP** 1 Sat «rday Ejwwh Workers' AssoclRg t annual sale to-day at [J^* 5 tthool Hall PECanS SUPP rt f the RE?: and was opened by of the Bishop.33 words
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Article58 1938-08-07 3 FLOODS IN INDIA Lucknow, Aug. 6. FOUR ttt&saad villages are under water as a result of heavy flooding In an area intersected by six riv rs. Boars m large numbers are being requisitioned to rescue thousands who hav^ been maroo 1 cd. The Government is contemplating an aerial survey with58 words
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Article35 1938-08-07 3 ANOTHER PALESTINE OUTRAGE Haifa, Aug. 5. A British constable travelling m an Arab bus near Nablus war shti d?arl Arab passenger who wa.s sitting him. i!..- Arab .1 tn t\ n >mn commotion.— Router i35 words
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Article168 1938-08-07 3 PARKED CAR NEAR CORNER Singapore. Saturday. JOSEPH Minjoot, an Eurasian, appeared before Mr. Kennel h A. P.lacker, the fourth magistrate this mr rning on a traffic offence i*> which he c!aime«J trial. A police constable said that on Good Friday evening 1 shortly afleiseven o'clock be found the defendant's car168 words
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Article102 1938-08-07 3 Singapore, Saturday. A CHINESE pleaded guilty m the fourth court this morning before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker for being m possession of liquor and still. Mr. J. H. Johnstone, Asst. Suptd. Dept., of Excise, told the court that the accused was arrested at Geylang Road ai about102 words
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Article176 1938-08-07 3 (Sunday Tribune Court Reporter) PHANG Siew Hee a Hainanese, aged 23 years pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of $10 yesterday before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Singapore Second Magistrate. Court Inspector Wray, outlining the facts, said at about176 words
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Advertisement160 1938-08-07 3 [FIVE YEARS OLD] tf^SS^hs i AND LOOKS LIKE I mi I NEW thanks tol^t"^ tiSr I SUNLIGHT SOAP'S Vfl &B i safe washing 4\ Don't trust your clothes to dhobis fo, hand., fc^ 1 using cheap inferior soaps. The hard and '°"> umin v I rubbing and beating necessary with160 words
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Article208 1938-08-07 4 FLOGGED MAYFAIR MAN DIVORCED London, July 29. [£O!?ERT PAUL HARLEY, Mayfair man. sentenced to seven > ears' penal servitude and the "cat,* was not present m the Divorce Court, when an undefeaded petition for divorce was brought by his wife, Mrs. Freda Margaret Harley. Sir Boyd Merriman granted Mrs. Harley208 words
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Article76 1938-08-07 4 Commemorating its participation m r,hc 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, the Republic of Ecuador has announced a special postage stamp issue m a decree signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The is^ue will be m a series of two stamps, one showing the Tower of the tun,76 words
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Article29 1938-08-07 4 The Australian naval cruiser Deewhy, now being built m England, will visit 1939 Golden Gate International Exon its maidrn voyage to its home port, m Sydney.29 words
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Advertisement707 1938-08-07 4 PERFECT COMEDY and^JJS^ HFRE'S XCKIfIOXM. ENTERT aItW jIMVILIO.X 3.15 6.15 9,5^ IOBERQN A 1 0 LIU I E R rl s •'■^*>^« c fc. R «r o f f I Also DONALD DUCK and MICKEY MOISI m "MAGICIAN MICKEY-* ■■■iiiiiii»iiin m ii llMllHl|||S||||||||^ .^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ebu 3 m *m* itmtici ca> Blaatacaa707 words
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NOEL BARBER'S HOLLYWOOD FILM PAGE
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852 1938-08-07 5 GOLDEN RULFS for THOSE Who Want To Be Film Stars t- Oh, ;i I only kn I'd X lor Ere y jdunhaPl t r r 7!j- of questions. I: you r i stir, you should be able to 'em ail. fe^ heallh? j,i p.)»e*s personal majjnet- fc ay speakiiHf voice852 words
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Article216 1938-08-07 5 Should Read tliis Nurse's Letter Here is something of real interest Ui those mothers-to-be who are suffering with indigestion In one or another nt its various forms: flatulence, h> artbur i, sickness or acidity. To-day it is no longer necessary to endure this penalty. Relief can216 words
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Article, Illustration46 1938-08-07 5 YOUTH WILL HAVE ITS SING Dcanna Durbin and the lads of the village seem to !>•* having n great iime. And n*» they should, cos they're m a great film \iad About Music" which is coming to the Capitol. I'm told ii Deanna's best film to date.46 words
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Article, Illustration385 1938-08-07 5 Family picture:. m her current venture, Marjory I «ros romantically with ctua< n, rtilcn may be a lucky omen for her since it was with Erwin that i, t w ice 'i 'Second i Loretta v who stars m "Tiir« i I Mice' was also star385 words
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Article, Illustration33 1938-08-07 5 SHE CUTS A FIGURE ON THE ICE This is a sample ol the spectacle you'll see m "Happy Landing", due at the Alhambra, with Sonja Henie skating her way from start to love.33 words
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Article177 1938-08-07 5 \\7. C FIELDS stage with* act wsu panto?nine. G>RGE RAFT is n< to buy ether the O ball club and bring it m ME\- 1 I M' Murray a a major cast, tfu m Technicoiour. FRANK LLOYD, i i Academy 0/ Sciences' annual award fLEANORE WHIT Uon picture ncin177 words
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Advertisement176 1938-08-07 5 Asthma Can Be Cured fltiffcrer wrltet— "l (r^V 2 T?phazone Tablets, went to \*<\ and slept flip whole night thro I I continued to take theHl for a tew weeks. Now lam well r.u<i ktronf I Tf tin's letter w'H Conviiir^ anviift-iT thntthne is Dow a cure, TO« may r>ii176 words
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Advertisement328 1938-08-07 5 Second on/y A to tna u^ famous Im Swan jjj VI ADR by the sac- jB Jf-f bkilltd < raftsmen v- Jm m^m^J the Swan i: A^sl J "nandsome self -f: f Jr a M Blackb ir d Per, I I mdrkably go- .f r-3J \Ubie, /or money, [t it328 words
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Article, Illustration23 1938-08-07 6 Yashpal shooting. Notice how all tha targets fall together Yaslipal's arrow knocks down live ta;,<t^. \u ncvn23 words
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Article, Illustration926 1938-08-07 6 THE MAN WHO CAN STOP HIS PULSE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IF you have ever doubted the amazing 1 exploit:-, of the Yogis of India, if you h-tve ever wondered whether tnckeiy masqueraded as "thought processes', you should read this for it tells you about the most exhaustive possible tests926 words
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Advertisement300 1938-08-07 6 I IC PAINS TURNS BACK THE GONE IN 2 DAYS CALENDAR ;H R*-i tv) the vigOltt 1 m efforl <- »i hen the r rait. rFym ilt. I Land 1 m I relieve Oivalci tei I iat HEALED HER Y-XT' J II i% J\ w^ HOURS, y V >/ r^7-.300 words
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Advertisement267 1938-08-07 6 ierfoiss! Weik! Get Up Nighb! Kidneys Musi Clm! Oul.Aci« I'M TiREO OUT~j TRY CYSTEX llf <T HELPED Y( NERVOUS.ACHIKIO MAYBE YCUP. WONDERFULLY J AND GET UP filONfS KIDNEVi \EiID HELP 7/ I YOU SAY M YES.ITWO^TCOST I|S D^ tATf J l^^j CYSTEX IS A PENNY IF IT j CUARAKTECOJ DOESNT267 words
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Article, Illustration1165 1938-08-07 7 Got To Be On A 50 50 Basis ?i *f r- I 'it II I tare no w hich could cularly the K*es. and i» is only p**iftns t their domjaire ventibted p ju«t «Jy community ut' trfao. the imp «i around ppißs after a i»1,165 words
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Advertisement101 1938-08-07 7 a---:... '■■§™&y/^ 'tli ;n o* f iwp o r taut ite m o n my s h o pp i n <> list Eaten at every meal and of rital necessity to every member of the family, Butter must be of the very best, quality and fjll of concentrated goodness101 words
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Article2172 1938-08-07 8 ANTHONY MARSDEN - ANTHONY MARSDEN This Weeks Short Story BY Mr o. i Bui came [thii Vo sir— and hai Crane, talking rapidly: **Unr>ninp; looks like another errupted him. 'Come, .sir. day! What'iS your bu.si- perused the card, ana •You're from Scothe rapped out. sir. Detective-Inspector I service. You're for a2,172 words
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Advertisement251 1938-08-07 8 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? <? A You can bank on it MACIEANS|| «cp'- PEROXIDE Macleans patented A. T CiMespie pure white nozzle TOOTH PASTE :s:: Singapore. I%^%^ I ■In ,i can f rom lrs i squeeze to list. If you u-c a solid dentifrice, try Macleans Solid Peroxide251 words
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Advertisement121 1938-08-07 8 f tss& M I •all dafnty \vomcn arc daily dippers IVIA I'U TAKE CHANCES m ili:- warm climate !>v weariinj undies more limn a <Ltv willioui washing them. on may offend your friends! How simple ii is to prevctit thi> Jusl two minutes a «!.iv 5ii ntly squeezing frothy Lux121 words
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Advertisement321 1938-08-07 8 for ail who seek Health Vitality Arrival of marvellous new drugiess remedy World's richest form of Vitamin B f ~|P*HIS is a message ol vital importance J[_ to all who wish to get the most out of lite. It introduce., to you a marvellous ith-giving discovery which strikes at the321 words
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Advertisement220 1938-08-07 8 Aonjsj2f I v». i 1-=- Jlu i wS^^m IT'S acid tliat causes those terrible stomach pains corrosive, ul< rating exxess acid which burns the delicate 111 v! the stomruh and turns your iood into a fermenting, indigestible mass. The only way to get relici is to neutralise the excess stomach220 words
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190 1938-08-07 9 Jill. South Australian wife „f John Bruce Thornton, who was senensed a( Birmingham lo seven years' penal aervitud* for the plol lo kidnap l, !;r <l Nufliel.l. and his relatives warmly defend his ehargee i.l the revelatkm.s made about his previous life.190 words
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131 1938-08-07 9 Hid 3 Hours Behind Sofa As Husband Made Love 1 .eparated from her Ween months I toptead with ance one more that followed t< the Court at Pfer- at 8.30 ected he would j lock ais to give myself to us together arrived sooner than i iDd was accompanied by131 words
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Article28 1938-08-07 9 DAD SINKS-Bus ESCAPES bus m which a party iJtmnf from Hamble annual reup sharply to avoid a l»*di suddenly appeared m the t subsidence is believed to be28 words
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Article81 1938-08-07 9 MORE TENDER NOTES IN CIRCULATION /CONFIDENCE ci the people to the Legal tender notes has been increased The amount of legal •r notes m circul?t?on has 'oc<.n reused to 51, 705.322,780. s:wo 000.000 legal tender nctes are circulated hi Ncrth China, despite I actions <> r the "Federal Reserv2 B;81 words
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177 1938-08-07 9 "CANADA SIDE-STEPPING RESPONSIBILITIES Toronto GREAT Britain nnei[ti\ mow co-operation from the United States an d Canada if *orld peace was to be established, said Mr. G. Howard Ferguson, former Canadian High Commissioner to London, m an address at Toronto. "Great Britain is carrying the burden establishing Justice and freedom as177 words
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Advertisement227 1938-08-07 9 faf Reducing Secret Discovered In prescribing t" the famous MfcVfe Stars ot Hollywood, California, a physician has discovered n safe quick method to retnove ngly fat ."> pounds a week or 15 tc 25 pounds a month. This new discovery, called Pormode, brings new health and energj and a vigouroua227 words
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Advertisement388 1938-08-07 9 gf 1 ouch wood; Wsjm- ■Tr^f^JiP'^ -S fy ~h& r l^<) r.rt.iin r.irly rac« >of mankind tl>^ **?*''.&ffljfi& s °alv tr«-r \^;i- >acred. I he\ ru-h«'l It -^^^^^Sf^^'' "s' ;?^SP^^'" v^®^^ l wn r danger threatened. '&&a&fry> ?r/ %iA? tf s-»*mt*'^ -> l.\«»] toda\ when we -a\ "toiirh wood" we388 words
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Article666 1938-08-07 10 "FULL HOUSE" At Fraser's Hill ALL the Hill bungalows continue to be fully occupied and daring tin week-end, the Bank Holiday brought a record number of visitors to the Hill Last minute bookings were impossible. On Friday evening every table at the Club was full, and it was cb\ ious666 words
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Article217 1938-08-07 10 JF you are the mother of a bois- terous, self willed child who iv not fond of deferring: to his i i elders and betters or to contemporaries, take heart of j^race, for you are LUCKY, sin»e J this shows that he is a healthy, liigh-spirited217 words
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Article, Illustration1058 1938-08-07 10 Through The Eyes OF A WOMAN By Our Q>i n Correspondent) T*HIS altra-feminine trend m clothes popular that fashion hon es are inspiration more and more from modes of bygone days. The n uli is that we have a lovely No More Nobhly Knees If you take to serious exercising,1,058 words
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Article119 1938-08-07 10 •Q*.^.. SOMETHING NEW- -—-A WH ESE ft A of tin* ordh i To make th* i 2 OZS. flour; 2 i egg*; 2 ozs. butt i i dessertspoonful v cream the butter i heating over a pan of Remove the n s S heat and add Blend thoroughly,119 words
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Advertisement19 1938-08-07 10 AUK CHATS IVOIRS has received a selection of AMERICAN MORNING and COCKTAIL DRESSES. BATTERY BATrERY BUILDING. 'PHONE 4085. ROAD.19 words
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Advertisement103 1938-08-07 10 leathery CHRISTIE Just J received I small shipn* .of •"''"> for all S UdIMJEOUS LATEST SIYLES -J *i Finest Chinese Mounted and Unmou^ !8 Battery Road, Ist Floor Phone t* s%\ PRISCILLA SHI I' "BIEN JOLIE (OKSLTS BRASSILR> and "H U BRITE dmwn wen t; i .;:{.is 61. STA.MF(»IIU i103 words
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Article, Illustration1251 1938-08-07 11 when i ney nan maKe-up And Clothes Carefully •v- Daring hair-styles, vivid make- up and i touch <>' rather heavy jewellery all go to enhance the (•harm of (^\u 3 Swarthout (left). With her fine eyes and cloud of lovely dark hair, Olympc iir:uh>;t is1,251 words
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Advertisement171 1938-08-07 11 MARY I Baltery K<»'' j ARIETTA LONDON) J t r to $30 •> LV LOCATION IN jjceUXNT COISINI FT IJHY BOOMS WITH VL ATTACKED OWN m ncm sea/ PAGAB, TENNIS, r>*2 TiLKPHONL ooj3. I I DURANCE Jersonal Daintiness n.pon, offers I.ction internally PINS «f PADS! j BELTS! tne remarKaWe neu171 words
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Advertisement70 1938-08-07 11 i BONCILLA j LEMON I s magnesia j PACK I A real cosmetic cocktail, an appe- i tizer for tired skins. Can be applied m five minutes, i good nev:s for busy women. J i A maivellous bleach for sun and wind-tanned skin, and a cleanser S of the highest70 words
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Advertisement103 1938-08-07 11 ♦^niCI i v I V^y Jit's not enough to have mi J c lovely frocks. To look JrOl smart you must be s//m. So slim f M|B sofe/y v/ith -applied exter- f gwm nally, absolutely harmless, simple 7»ffi se. Approved by physicians. iM b Rede> y into I f -g*103 words
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428 1938-08-07 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore Sunday, Aug. 7, 1938. LABOUR IN THE COLONIES J; hat th< i i. i. T B ;n work- t ;n--••',l!L r "■->-: r l ate I n I to a large that rgent j a] parties used to be. and its I the vast m progress Dion428 words
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Article, Illustration854 1938-08-07 12 'IN ORSFNTF PRIMU S' p IRST m the East is the meaning of the motto which appears under the crest of the S.S.V.F. It is a familiar enough motto to most people m Singapore, especially nowadays, when the volunteer forces are so prominent m the day-to-day life of Sng:apore, It854 words
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Article581 1938-08-07 12 •'FHE short-sighted old lady had spent a long time m the curiosity shop. "What is that ugly figure m the corner worth?" she asked at last. "Quite ten thousand,'' whispered the horrified salesman. "That's the proprietor." rrHE customer walked into the pet shop "I581 words
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Advertisement16 1938-08-07 12 8 Ti -199 MODEL -J69. j it BIGIIT-VALVr; Ul WHK..I. 9T71 l<;, BISHOP STREET MlM i:16 words
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Article, Illustration95 1938-08-07 13 Harold Lancaster - Singapore Is More Musical Harold Lancaster [By w popular instrument m Smgaan. Many are .••.u..u i- second although ely contested by the teel or Spanish >tore In iri past year Cow sbrt up. RL harmonica is a \xw people sore becoming iplc of krongchong ar jr» Renting up the i95 words
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Article29 1938-08-07 13 wif senxir secondary schools arc ■itertKi to a mining career, says the Women's Employ BMeratiofi. Parents and teachers fteflenork and consequent break:r!s during the training ted.29 words
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Article142 1938-08-07 13 AUSTIN CUTS CAR PRICES l OKD Austin, announcing lowei k prices for his 1H39 cars In the belief that raw material costs will fall, said of the "recession" m the motor trade: -I do not see any undue cause [oj P-iinis:^ m the situation; there are already Indications thai the142 words
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652 1938-08-07 13 (Sunday Tnbune Staff Reporter) i\S the left, ladies and gentlrnten, a picture <m Collyer Quay ;is \«"j see it every day. On th* right, the same stretch oj roadway photographed from below. picture was taken from the Lasemeui of th^ Posi652 words
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Article, Illustration9 1938-08-07 13 This what it looks like from underneath.9 words
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Article, Illustration356 1938-08-07 13 Neilson Modder - New scales Will Replace "Daching" Neilson Modder [By (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) a marked wooden rod and a weight a scale universally used m Singapore, even m the .Municipal markets housewives are still being given shori weight by wily hawkers an'! staUkeepers. Known as the daching throughout Malaya, it us356 words
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Article64 1938-08-07 13 A hu.sband aged fifteen, Arthur Godwin Glover, has been made a widowei by a motor smash at Chullora, near Sydney, New South Wales. Glover, with two men, was bound ov< r al Sydney Quarter Sessions recently on a charge of having forged a consent to his marriage64 words
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213 1938-08-07 13 Are Singapore's Glamour Gir!s Glamorous By Leslie frnan (Sunday iff R I T man i his s i <K a ho I renchmaau I »i,. ;ir' I ••••it-. Singapoi girl lo sleep rly, s ays he. Mot m rs io be uhiyai in Sin i "i in S thee* tine213 words
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Advertisement49 1938-08-07 13 fT^^ Times out of 4 r^INDSGESTSON 1 /s INTESTINAL! 9 •"li- HI I It; 1 CICI -ATablf I /^T* I I A^ ACIDITY. UAt (HI iC» .'bH IBa l\m rOK'.TIPATJOM WHIlt «.m v%^ II \m jM 1 Mm >oi JL lii L p I'SIK-PAH Uo HME ADACMf S 549 words
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199 1938-08-07 14 BRITISH TOURISTS NOT WANTED IN AUSTRIA NOW Vienna. T STRJ.4 ould rather have tourists from Germany than from the Western eountriej ac( rding to the Vienna ReichsposL In an article on the tourist traffic, the paper declares: "We are not very ready to receivj rich American. British or French tour-199 words
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Article262 1938-08-07 14 By K. A. Thompson, 8.0,5 c, (Doctor of Ocular Science) [\O\VN the street come the newsboys, shouting the catchpenny phrases <>f the moment. Somebody has won a national &elf championship; a daring youth has attained new heights m the heavens; an aged scientist has discovered new262 words
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584 1938-08-07 14 Girl-Mother Victims Do Not Want To See Him Again I)URIN< 18 months a whirlwind id prison bars, „n tl r into the lives of three young vromen. e v After his legal nrarria ;i a two ot) r four montl and then n of his .icceptioi S**'* girls. J One,584 words
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Article, Illustration59 1938-08-07 14 SHE'S GROWING UP While iliclr parents were being frlfd m Paris, Princess E'izabeth anil Princess Margaret Rose, daughters oC the King and Queen, enjoyed 8 quiet swim at the Bath Club's pool m Berkeley Street, London. During her absence m France the Queen kept m touch with the Princesses by59 words
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Advertisement214 1938-08-07 14 Read The MALAYA TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya GREAT THIRST j INSATIABLE HUNGER WEAK LIMBS DIZZINESS IN HEAD COPIOUS FREQUENT URINATION. ARE SIGNS Oi^ APPLY FOR C WJ 'A J Ik J MR. C. S :77 RACE COo: 1 I Sin ;apo:e lITS easy to keep skin lovely with. LUX TOILET214 words
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Advertisement136 1938-08-07 14 ■HI fli If PULLED DOWN BY 'FLU TIRED AND WEAK Felt like a limp rag. Always seemed unwell. Ivst couldn't get better No strength-no will to rtewe J^m 1■ EhO ii* RAPID RECOVERY RENEWED Eno freed him of lowering Lno brought back inner c* poisons which held up recovery nn<^136 words
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383 1938-08-07 15 -gOOO Customer "Greedy 0 London, July 15. of the rncih«»(l> used i>> Stanley William Tanfield tfl rorl their -bucket shop' racket on the u,ld tome by Mrs. .J<>;»n MfNauiiht. who was a secretary **•*< r four ylslfa (Nsrik s a re383 words
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Article38 1938-08-07 15 During testing operation: at the exoerunenta] well at r>*lkeith Scotland, belonging to the Anglo-American Oil Company, thvee and a half barrels of crude oil were produced. Tins discovery was announced In Lonby the company.38 words
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Article, Illustration27 1938-08-07 15 A sentry "on guard" over a fashionable woman guest arriving" at Buckingham Palace, London, for a Garden Party given by the King and Queen.27 words
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Article185 1938-08-07 15 PASTOR A PEST" SAYS HUSBAND London, July 19. JpASTOK of a mission church at Selhurst, Lx>ndon, and stated to be a married man with children, Norman August Dancy, aged thirty-one, of Homemead-road, Croydori, denied at Bromley Police Court that he wa* m love with another man's wife, but agreed "there185 words
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Advertisement178 1938-08-07 15 FIGHT DULL, DINGY TEETH! H£& ■StfeßHc syl j^*** j^Rßy jdff^ iS%^i*X^"".''/ 3 USE PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE It alone contains IRIUM .j, C»3O CA^rl jm&£®f h& WON ais o 25 CONSOLATION PRIZES to buyers of BORNEO BRANDY j UOU nCLyQ TO CLO A^ Blifl^^^, iuhhuhi -°00 poinu (Limit hand beire I.OOOi178 words
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Advertisement771 1938-08-07 15 The Remedy That Has Definitely Mastered BAD CIRCULATION For Blood, Veins, Arteries and Heart X i the tioa oi the blood to cam health pieaervi tg r I millions of living cells Wh« rtant function tfaeoc di c nil persist until the t i purifien are of no use m771 words
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Article, Illustration487 1938-08-07 16 SHA VE, AND THE WORLD BLEEDS WITH YOU TT is admittedly a glorious thing to be born a man but the glory of the achievement is somewhat dimmed by the necessity for shaving. Shaying, you may say, is a very simple little operation, requiring at the most ten minutes every487 words
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Article222 1938-08-07 16 BISHOP ON "JAPANESE BEHAVIOR" th < k Bishop of I** Henry Uif^ h W\ Europe" he v Thc plah truu beiaucier; West?" n highly ctaaSS :n check and firm j'r.ristian conscii Western Civilian. has unmistakably i m Europe and E -'.very limited sei ol those as Chri crn Civilisation has222 words
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Advertisement279 1938-08-07 16 Savod from Second STOMACH OPERATION 'I his letter quoted here may save you t a tirst stdma< ti operation Certainly it points h moral for every stomach sufferer. Three y^ar^ ago* Mr A E. R. became ■o bad with stomach trouble that an ••['cration was performed. But. List May he279 words
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Advertisement19 1938-08-07 16 promptly xT^fc* with coHs. arein^rcholf fr from ache. **l^» tors and *f^*« kno w iw ~r ANACIN several wM*'19 words
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Advertisement135 1938-08-07 17 a^\ HBavm A '^■X t k jA'"'' m ja i s\ UNATIVF PlUs(wf) The Best Kenutlv for Sick your system with food waste, E^J^ m remaining food 55 .nje matters daily The pobon origtoatin^ U'om r of the ff up by the bi ?d stream and absorbed* > .J*» is135 words
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Advertisement552 1938-08-07 17 ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT? A quick way to put on flesh. Ii you .rir.-d about loss of weight and feai rse is on the ay > of mer and women throughout Malaya are Take Clotabs, the tiny, j tasteless flesh-formin I is that help you to inc> so552 words
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Advertisement227 1938-08-07 17 Friday night duty y I for all the week V^^^beauty There'^ rca hi Ink tn a T»*Mtmmm kA n A~ c^*w regular Amami Shampoo. Prove it I Have bettings Made Lasy I nrsr v Ui in Noluc You can give your hair lu)W fresh .V llur Jl ;i>lW a pcriecl227 words
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Miscellaneous659 1938-08-07 17 <fTHE AIR TO-DAY Ifhen And Where To Listen In i7~ LONDON ;IN(;,\POKE ;;i TRANSMISSIONS 2 3 J^j,^ metres (sG i; r ;I< (lj GSF 15 14 Mcs (19 X m.) jt^. j^^f BBar* r n C itral conducted »jy Denis Ronald Stear (Bass) rtd 1 im< S with John .^t659 words
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Article205 1938-08-07 18 A Result of Indigestion "Before talcing Kruschen," a woman writes, "I had very bad dizzy spells and hot flushes, bad spells of indigestion, and I was so nervous at times that the t thing would upset me. I was about three years m that205 words
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Advertisement218 1938-08-07 18 Standard Radio Components and Tubes Transmission Parts and Tubes Tost Instruments And everything for radio and sound. CONSULT US ON YOUR RADIO SOUND PROBLEMS For particulars, please apply to: World-Wide Radio Co. SINGAPORE jMflkvr COR carts ?^r SHORTAGE OF STRENGTH GIVING s??P\ < MINERALS IS THE S—C i CAUSE OF218 words
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Advertisement534 1938-08-07 18 Watch your KIDNEYS after any illness r~i& An enormous strain is placed on the I \\>J*^u kidneys by illness owing to the h/vArf accumulated impurities which the 1/ iw^Mw Sidneys must clear away before perfect health returns MlffiZ?^ In most illnesses the kidneys get weak of >Mf impaired. So "when534 words
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Article131 1938-08-07 19 IKS. BIJA RETURNS TO SIAM (»{> "Sikhinx"— Penang) '^n^kok of .Mrs. liija lianvor. the orly Siamese lady ttofceNorttam Settlement, and m Malaya for that matter, l> a genuine regret to all badminton enthusiasts, AWiss.wHl join me m wishing her all the nest of luck '■■for country.131 words
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Article237 1938-08-07 19 By "Rambler*— Selangor) QHOIU) non-residents of a State be allowed to compete m that Slate's championship competitions? The Selangor Badminton Association is faced with this problem following an inquiry (which almost amounts to a request) from Seremban as to whether any objection exists to two237 words
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535 1938-08-07 19 WILL SINGAPORE HOLD LADIES' EVENTS THIS YEAR? Special BadmintoiiJFeature -Edited By "Phoenix" (By "Phoenix" Singapore) /VWIGOLD B.P. is to be congratulated for the success of its members m the S. B. A. junior championships. The ladies' singles final was an all -Marigold affair, and the winner deserves credit for her535 words
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Article, Illustration284 1938-08-07 19 Prail> as MH*J*>* n piaytr, ;v about the hcsl iV f> .udnjiuton m seven years the s^'an^or. he haul the title holders states and Settle- e jni or another ton career s< rlnoel had the distinMalayan champion jar-the first year of to competitors from country. Utttg, also284 words
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Article54 1938-08-07 19 WRITING m these columns a short while ago, "Phoenix" suggested the appointment of one of the leading lady players to sit on the S.B.A. committee with the object of encouraging members of her sex to participate m open championships. Steps have yet to be taken m54 words
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Advertisement243 1938-08-07 19 .<■ BLENISHED ;r $*vi.eiei s the j Nw pores and TOIL 3 i it < two It i radiani t exposure t unique sooth ii i ura Oini Gain WeightNev/ Discovery Direct £r®m Hollywood Builds Rich, Red Bleed, Strong Nerves and HMs Glands Ar< Run-Down, Nervous, Un- new < dei243 words
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Article964 1938-08-07 20 By "ARGUS" sporting carnival a greal ions of stalwari for tne ri and the slip- turf wen- b> to .-.pi-.' 1 S'.ngajx i champioß- participan [or the majority oi do thems* Ives ju tha c ig the ties no end upsetting as it *tid plans for getting the eclule. Fml!964 words
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Article362 1938-08-07 20 IN THIS ajRttty Boxing Notes "Spectator" rpWO doubtful dcci ions spoili \v.-<s >therwis< of bouts Jtl the Happy World boxing arena last Sunda; w Ventura Marques met Joe Eaj and Kid Arenas battled m fully, but v Ith little agrainsi Lit c Pah Of c362 words
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Article187 1938-08-07 20 CRICKET HONOURS LIST BATTING 80 W. 11. McNeill (S.C.C. v. Klang Club). 75 E. La Brooy (P.R.C. v. S.R.C., Penang). 73 Lt. J. C. O'Duyer (United Services v. Sungei Ujong Club). G8 F. C. La Brooy (P.R.C. v S.R.C., Penang). 66 11. V. Puckeridge (Klang Club v. SCO. 63 M.187 words
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Article113 1938-08-07 20 TENNIS CHAMPIONS RUNNERS UP MEN'S SINGLES: Samboedjo Hoerip (Java) beat Lim Djoe Djiem (Java WOMEN'S SINGLES: Miss Sansoni (holder) beat Miss J. Grenier (Selangor) > 1. B—l. MEN'S DOUBLES: Kamis Yadj (Singapore) beat Goon Kok Lem Goon Kok Ying 1. 1 7 —5. WOMEN'S b<HTBLES: Mrs. I>. Hipkin (Singapore) and113 words
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Article, Illustration32 1938-08-07 20 Miss Doreen Sanscni, Ceylon singles champion for four years and Malayan champion fcr Hirer years, ami Samboedjo Hoerip, Java champion for lou.years and now Malayan champion as well.32 words
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Article325 1938-08-07 20 Batting Debacle In Ipoh Test Aggregate Of 377 Runs AX aggregate of 377 runs for four innings that was the outcome of the Malay States vs. Colony cricket match, played m Ipoh this year. Ordinarily that total is compiled m single Innings. Last year the r.M.s. made Mi runs for325 words
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Article111 1938-08-07 20 AUGUST 1938 SKYE MEETING. THURSDAY, IITH AUGUST, 1938. SATURDAY I.JTII AUGUST, 1938. j Subscription for Visiting Members shah be MEN $5 LADIES $2 for the Meeting or axy day there f j VISITING MEMBERS must be introduc ed by Members oi the CK'b and MUST APPLY TO111 words
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Article28 1938-08-07 20 ARE YOU LETTING YOUR FIGURE GO? 1-] >okin is defects linaticn •<• i. Lbitual over-eatij id and ;.<ii' U 1.; \> r*d i -i; :> the figure m restraint Of chemist28 words
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Advertisement133 1938-08-07 20 VITALITY KKSTORKi) MEN AND WOMEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN REMARKABLE CLAN!) DISCOVERY By GEU.MAN SCIENTIST Diagram SHOWING ACTION OF OKASA ON HUMAN BODY. WHAT OKASA DOES OKASA is a Gland Hormon preparation discovered by the famous German Scientist Prof. Lahusen (Privy Councilor* M.D. of Berlin University. Increased vitality and youthfulness unpJcxion,133 words
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Advertisement112 1938-08-07 20 is dear to the Young Mother but alarming is the toll of hair that he levies. Whole hanks drop away after confinement and there appeals no end to the shedding. At such periods let Kesavard hini lake care of the needs of your scalp and save and grow hair. Preserve112 words
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629 1938-08-07 21 SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS LADIES' TOURNAMENT CONCL UDED Report Of Yesterday's Matches Singapore, Saturday. the conclusion of ladies 1 junior singles tournament, held K]M au>p ice- <>f Uw Singapore Badminton Association, the ted to-day at U Haw-Par Gymnasium hall. Miss Lee P Jblfaff JtfeMfoJ btdminton, won the championship by c Lee629 words
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Article215 1938-08-07 21 S.C.R.C. Tennis Tourney THE following arc ties for the week m the S.C.R.C. Spring I 'hh tennis tournament i f Hong fircn MONDAY'S TIES Open Sing] Woon Chow Tat Vb. Hoke Open Doubles: Foo Wo Wan Choiig Thutt Fitt vs. T. G. Sect Freddy Tan. TUESDAYS TIES "B" Singles (Final):215 words
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Article119 1938-08-07 21 IN the second round of the Command all-ranks lawn tennis championships, the R.A.F. defeated the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers at Soletar by the convincing margin of lft sets to nil. Results were as follows: W Cmdr. White and Cpl. Dimmer beat Cam. Brabazcn and 8g& Kirby 6—2. G— o,119 words
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Article442 1938-08-07 21 Chinese make sure of the League Malacca Soccer Competition (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. THE Chinese F.A. further consolidated their position m the Muar League by obtaining a victory over the Romper on Wednesday. They now head tne League table with 12 points out ot a possible 14 and442 words
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Article191 1938-08-07 21 TEAMS for the Treasury-Audit Bad- minton niter-team tourney are as follows: A Team: Yap Chin Te.e (capt.); Soh Swee Teck; Lim Kirn Leng; Lim Chwee Hoe and Teo Mong Joo. B Team: Koh Chek Tuan <capt.): Koh Chy.e Tuan; Teo Soo Chye; T. E. Wathan and H.191 words
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396 1938-08-07 21 Tournament Badminton In Johore Bahru SURPRISE DEFEAT OF DISTRICT JUNIOR CHAMPION 'From Our Onn Correspondent j Johore Bahru, Saturday FURTHER progress was made m the Johore Bahru District open championship badminton tournament when two singles and four doubles ties were played at the Ayer Molek Malay School aourt. Among the396 words
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Article268 1938-08-07 21 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. FOLLOWING are Sunday's ties m the Malacca" badminton championships: Men's Singles: Wong Kok Fong vs. Winner of Charles Scow. Yong Pack Kong and Tarn Sect Wan Matches. Men's Double;:: Yong Pack Kong and I Yahaya bin Saaid vsv. Chan Siow Kow and268 words
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Article, Illustration73 1938-08-07 21 B. I). Clarke, mid of 'he Hon. Dr. Noel Clarke and .Mrs. Clarice <*i Singapore, who is probably the first Singapore boy to figure m the historic schoolboys' cricket match M L« id's. Young Clarke, who is M BtOB, marlc the second h'Kru'M iOM« m each innings, 47 and IS,73 words
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108 1938-08-07 21 VOLLEY BALL MATCH IN SEGAMAT IN SEGAMAT (From Our Oxun Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday. Spectacular smashes were seen when the Segamat volley ball team met the Railway Institute, Gemas, at Gemas yesterday. Arunachalam, for the Institute, played a dashing game and Barr Kumarakulasinghe and Syed Appa played best for the visitors.108 words
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Article39 1938-08-07 21 MINIMUM of six tennis courts zro available for bockins: at the S.C.C. daily until further notice. Booking should bo made m the tennio book on the bar counter or can be made by telephone to thn secretary39 words
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Article68 1938-08-07 21 Twenty cards were taken out for the Keppel G. C. August. Ladies' Spoon and the following were Wiv tl\ree besl sc< returned: Mrs. A. B. Ifem 1 Mrs. E. O 'Sullivan Mrs. E Hitcham LADIES 1 bXXECTie An Eclectic Competition for Lhe I Cross Trophy will be68 words
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Advertisement281 1938-08-07 21 The Parker Vacumatic INVARIABLY FINDS ITS WAY TO FASTIDIOUS POCKETS //g I—Television1 Television Barrel 2— 14K solid gold m the 3 Gracefully slender- .'2*; i shows when to refill Scratch -proof Point ized, restful to hold f When you see the trim "Gold Parker's patented Diaphragm Arrow"clipped to a pocket,281 words
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Article1020 1938-08-07 22 ROVER - ROVER SINGAPORE PUT UP A. GREAT EIGHT A RECORD CROWD Thrilling Soccer Final At Anson Road Stadium (By Singapore, Saturday. DELANGOS captured the Cup m the final of the Malayan soccer competition at the Anson Road Stadium to-day before a record crowd. Singapore put up1,020 words
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Article, Illustration26 1938-08-07 22 Captaui of the Selangor tfiim, A. L. Henry is seen m the above picture receiving the "Malaya Cup" from Mrs. Dobbie, wife of the G.O.C. (Tribune).26 words
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Article188 1938-08-07 22 KLUANG LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kluang, Saturday THE Hangers beat the Chinese by three goals to one m the re-play for the runners-up title of the Kluang League. Heavy rain before 'the match made the ball control rather difficult. From the kick-off the Rangers showed good combination and188 words
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246 1938-08-07 22 (From Our Oun Correspondent) S'egamat, Saturday JOOKING back at the All-Malayan L X^.W.D. and P. &T. Sports meets, one feels that Jchore has failed to achieve anything remarkable m either of these. Johore to-day is making long strio.es m .sport and can justly be proud246 words
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Article258 1938-08-07 22 Wearnes Sports Club Singapore, Saturd AN excellent standard was mainti at the animal athletic spoi Messrs. wearne Bros. Sports Club at ihe Jalan Besar Stadium yesterd The weather was fine and thei a large gathering present. At the conclusion, the prizes were iributed by Mrs.258 words
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Article261 1938-08-07 22 JOHORE TEACHERS TENNIS (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Saturday, f N the Batu Fahat Teachers' handicap 1 singles tennis final flayed at -the Government English School court before a good gathering of tennis enthusiasts. Daud Amin. the district champion for four years m succession, defeated Koe Ewe Teik, this261 words
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Article47 1938-08-07 22 The Coronation Badminton Party will hold a committee meeting nl Mr. Yeo Yen Chuan'.s resdence, 342. Geylar.g Road at 10.30 a.m. to-day to di.s--cus.s the annual tournament and othei matters. The match between the Coronation "B" team against the Uniteers B.P has to be postponed.47 words
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Article269 1938-08-07 22 PENANG RACING STATISTICS T «»f dub wmiJS* Eodd s !f- 2 E. Dcnnelly c 4 Farthing < Spencer 4 Martin McPherson J. Donnelly 9 White Whalan McLachlan I Ellis Dawson 0 Tankard n Davies n Minto 0 Irvine 0 Kirwan 0 i Mayo 0 Ardagh 0 JOCKEY J.Duval t*f 1269 words
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Article27 1938-08-07 22 h Teachers 1 lawn^Tj^ j for the Strachan Chi^nr^ I classed V. A welM* I three games. I SS: err"! Mahadev M>. 3 I27 words
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Advertisement29 1938-08-07 22 JjMjjow is thatT~| that restore nervous energy and overcome fatigue, distaste for I work, anaemia, loss of appetite, j Particulars Free Apply to H K. BATCHA, GJP.O. 79, Singapore,29 words
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906 1938-08-07 23 hfASE REGISTERS A W GRAND WIN I BRIGHT WEATHER adowman Wins The Day's Big Sprint Own Reporter) Pitting, Saturday. «as provi'ltd m Penan*? to-day when the curtain n the few »lay professional Autumn race meeting T rf (lub»ere HfM**^ u > I)ll!t On906 words
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Article25 1938-08-07 23 F^ fl °nl> two horses for h raw, "Maaus Super- Mornin- IribiuK tipn?f IT winners out of 30 I'enanu Autumn test ci>ncluded. I25 words
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Article111 1938-08-07 23 Race I— LAY OFF $32 and §7. Kin? of Hearts $7. July the Seventh $6. Race 2— DRIFT O\ $23 and SO. Chance 810. Golden Blaze Sl3. Race 3— RELEASE 813 and S7. Jubilee Son SK. Race 4— EXCUSE ME S5l and $10. Blossom Time $7.111 words
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Article132 1938-08-07 23 Singapore. Saturday. D OWING under extremely bad conditions, a head wind and tide, the Senior and Junkr Pairs of the Royal Singaocre Yacht Club were rowed off to-day. In the Senior Pairs, Crmiston and Ry croft, coxed by Miss Unktcke beat A. L-in'4 and J. Dunne, coxed132 words
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249 1938-08-07 23 Singapore, Saturday. AN S.C.C. XI beat St. Andrew's 0.8.A. by a comfortable margin m the cricket match played on St. Andrew's school ground to-day: Scores: ST. ANDREWS O.E.A. P. Hill b Cranford 9 M. Kohihoff b Cranfcrd 6 J. Duclos c Goetzee b249 words
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Article85 1938-08-07 23 TIES for this week m the bowls tourn- 1 ament at the S.C.C. have been aria tged as follows: un nic ndaj: F. H. Brooks vs. w. Williams. A. Ferguson vs. E. Fozard. Tuesday: R- C. Stewart and M. P. S?i- te W. J.Riley and T. B. Rj>S<*rs85 words
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403 1938-08-07 23 Function At Fort Canning High Standard Of Aquatics Singapore, Saturday. UNDER ideal weather conditions the Anglo-Chinese School held their ninth annual swimming 1 carnival at the Y.M.CA. pool to-day. Three records were broken, namely, the 40 yards free style for 1938 Primary School Swimming Class. (4403 words
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Article148 1938-08-07 23 Singapore, Saturday In the mixed doubles of the Malaya I Command tennis tourney, played at Fort Canning to-day, Sgt. Dowling and Miss Norris beat Sgt. Chappell and Mis. 1 Ledden 5—7. 6—l, 6—4. At the conclusion of an interesting line, Mrs. Golding presented the prizes to the148 words
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Article582 1938-08-07 23 TWO PADANG CRICKET MATCHES MEDICAL COLLEGE AT S.C.C. SCHOOLS AT S.R.C. Singapore, Saturday AN excellent knock for 68 by K. Singh for the Medical College was an outstanding feature In the two-day cricket match against an S.C.C. XI on the Padang this afternoon. The Collegians' overnight score stood at 69582 words
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Advertisement134 1938-08-07 23 W~^SL Sleepless wL~ m Tired jj& d& A 4 No appetite Here is CSEH3y^3 NEW HEALTH Weakness of the nerves may result m any of a number of complaints sleeplessness, iafigue, lack of appetue, lack oi energy, etc. It is, of course, useless to attack the symptoms it it the134 words
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64 1938-08-07 24 Froi ■> 'it: Co 'Lent i Aug. 'J. pL'RING the tea interval of Siam's As- j sembly this afternocn, one member led by the others, carried o\T and j ducked m a nearby pond. That member h isly asked many quesUo cut of64 words
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Article40 1938-08-07 24 Hankow, Aug. 6. EpiFTY-THRjti-E Japanese aeropiaxe.s raider 1 Hankow this afternoon, and subjected the aerodrome to the heaviest bombing yet. The explosions shook the city with unusual intensity. Two fires were startod, but they were .soon extinguished.— Reiiter.40 words
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349 1938-08-07 24 London, Aug. 6. AWING to fog and conditions of bad visibility, operations m connection v with the air exercise^ which are being held over the manoeuvre area on th eastern side of England, extendng frcm mouth of the Humber to Folk- ne. nan349 words
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269 1938-08-07 24 RUSSO-JAPANESE AGREEMENT ON BORDER DISPUTE But Fighting Continues Tokyo, Am. 6. AGREEMENT m principle between the Soviet and Japanese Governments for a. peaceful settlement of the border dispute is revealed m a summary of the conversations, held m Moscow on Aug. 4, beiween Mr. Shigemitsu and M. Litvinoff. The summary269 words
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Article105 1938-08-07 24 LIGHTNING FATALITIES IN PERAK (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. jpOUR women were struck dead by lightning and two men were injured as a result of the worst storm experienced m Perak this week. The fatalities occurred m Seng Lop Estate, Kota Bahru, on Wednesday ovenirg. One girl aged 16,105 words
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Article41 1938-08-07 24 TTOOLIGANF stoned one of the Red omnibuses last right at the corner of Kuantan Road and Victoria Street. The bus was slightly damaged, but none of The passengers were injured It is understood that the Police made one arrest.41 words
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51 1938-08-07 24 BRITISH CONSUL SERIOUSLY WOUNDED IN ALCANTE Paris, Aug. 6 THE British Consul m Alca: te was seri- cusly wounded when a bcmb fell on the Consulate, causing considerable dam ape, m the course cf an air raid m wh^ch 70 bombs were dropped m the Bella Visca quarter of Alcante.51 words
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Article163 1938-08-07 24 Will Japanese Attack Tehan? T I!L atten "«n of the (W omits i 8 now ocus«f •strategic lailwwS" 1 kiang and NanchL? L Ut the C h^se believed will soon attack Tehaa The key to Tehtn Ute Id th.*of Singa. a small tmfi{ *1J of Poy an 8 u^ Owin-163 words
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