Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 August 1938

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    20 1 The Sunday Tribune 4^ 12 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1938. FIVE c: The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28. 1938.
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    NO MORE HOUSES HERE?
    206 1 HAVE WE 1() Men Live In One Building (Sunday Tnhune Staff Reporter) vt too have ju-t 10-.ked at s not a pretty one. If we had the photograph m ihe dead of night it would have heen f h» worse. M»ta^n from the stairs of a
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    London's Navy Week
    50 1 London- Aug. 27 'TKF Navy Week opens to-day. The -Min 0 T."id Mayor will Inspect the Guard ni Honour, consisting of 50 oltir*r* ond mpn of Povol Navnl Volunteer Reserve. Thorp will rw» an exhibition rn^'- 1 f o th« rmhl*c on H.MS. Presidert —British Official Wireless.
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    Government Start Big New Drive On Singapore's Unwanted Women
    550 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN CONSULS ARE HELPING TOO (BY Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter I am able to reveal to-day that Government, after years of inactivity m the matter of social hygiene, are at last making a drive against sly prostitution, one of the
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    GO EASY THERE!
    67 1 GO EASY THERE! Passers-by were given some unexpected thrills when Baliol and Merton, the acrobatic dancers, rehearsed seme new stunts on the parapet of the London Coliseum loof The Coliseum is reluming to variitv after a series of musical showfi and Balicl and Merton are on f ,ht bill next
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    CLERK IN BREACH OF TRUST CASE
    46 1 (Sunday Tribune Court lUportei I M. RGDKIGUESF, a Fui peaitd before Mr. S i;i»i ings, Uw lliiid Police Mftfi tmte, \«-U»ria\ motllinf \vh»ri l.c li.««l the etefgc <ii criminal bre*cii <»i trust as a puhlit s«r\.»nt eKptainod to h i.i
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    THE HEAT OF THE MOMENT
    162 1 (Sunday Tribune Stafl Kcpnrtcij THIS is a story of r.iin. cold and lv.it Malaya, tropical para disc to most people m Emwopt )nd America, has Uperieaccd a summer temperature of 41 'legiees m July, m the same month has recorded 97 de^rrev These two ncordini;s
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    "WE WON'T HELP JAPAN AT CHINA'S EXPENSE"
    243 1 ORITAIN won't buy Jai^r.cc fri '^l<hi;> v it' a cynical He.-:! <"< 1 China's expense. This is the aflirmatio.i made n a Times leodei h^-e, analysing a dispatch of its ToVyo correspond^ni dealing with the anti-British movement m Japan, as affected by the
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    "PREMEDITATED MURDER"
    71 1 Hankow, i:^. i~, INDIGNATION m Chinese < n ctea Is mounting fallowing J".publication of reports that every body recovered from the China National Aviation Corporation's aeroplane was found to be \v< undrd by wirhiff II (ire and that the plane u;is attacked five Japanese (i«htm» inai hrn before
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      161 1 sa.m« Edition NFWS i lli_ ft O J GEN. CHIANG Denies China Peace Rumours p. 21 4 SIR JOHN SIMON on Future Of Europe p. 22. HOME FOOTBALL —p. 22. Local neicsjront 2, 3, 13. Barber i. Observer 7. short story 8. women 10, 11, Goult 12, Paterson 14, Hammonds
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      15 1 THE NEWS j WITH YOl'R I BREAKFAST Try The MOIC\I\G TII 1 11 1 WE
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    TANGLIN CLUB LIBRARY HAS A 'BANNED' BOOK: HUNDREDS WAIT FOR CHANCE TO GET IT
    244 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) o\i; <M SINGAPORE'S 'RITZIEST CUBS— HAS UNEXPECTEDOBTAINED A COP* OF A BOOK WITHDRAWN FROM CIRCULATION IN ENGLAND, AND HUNDREDS OF ITS MEMBERS ARE WAITING TO READ IT. Ashamed." Written by a woman
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    JUST HEARD RESULT OF THE WAR
    89 2 Sarajevo NIKOLA Dulsun, a peasant from Ilidze, near Sarajevo, has arrived home from Siberia, where he had been since he was taken prisoner m 1914. Several years ago he sent a letter to his family, addressing it -Ilidze Austria," not knowing the outcome of
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    "MOSQUITO" CRAFT FOR U.S. NAVY
    114 2 Washington THE United States has now revealed 1 the type of boats it had m mind when it asked Congress early this year for a grant of £1,000,000 for "experimental purposes." The boats will be small "mosquito" craft to be used against, submarines and for
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    What Is The Real Reason ?
    65 2 What Is The Real Reason While the extensive German Army manoeuvres were m progress, General Vuillemin (above). Chief of the French Air StaiT, flew from Paris to Berlin icr talks with German StaiT effieers. He was piloted by Commandant Rossi, the long -distance airman. OiTkial reason for the \isit is
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    Arsenal Workers Think Cricket Dangerous
    90 2 Arsenal Workers Think Cricket Dangerous II7OOLWICH U workers 5 ICC Not nboiit k !.!ii .-mail their F a it is far safer to I m Ihe Aim.. n t<. pi.iv <r»ck» t on Ptamstead mmon, where intei «!t;il matches are (1. There has recently been diflV emltj In rai teams
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    U.S. ARMY TIGHTENING UP ON SECRETS
    178 2 U.S. ARMY TIGHTENING UP ON SECRETS Washington CLOSER guard is to be kept on Army secrets following the recent arrests of spy rii:g suspects m New York, United States War Department officials have disclosed here. I circular has added "s guarding ol military information" to a acting list of nine
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    St. Andrews' Old Boys
    128 2 St. Andrews Old Boys Old Boys of St. Andrews' School are having their dinner on Sept. 8. Guests will include the Lord Bishop of Singapore and Mrs. Roberts, the Archdeacon and members of the Board cf Governors of the School Reservations will close on Sept. 4. and applications and dinner
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    HAMMER AND
    173 2 EXPANSION of the company's fleet of vessels for delivering water to ships m the roads, was mentioned by Mr. A. Robinson at the annual general meeting of W. Hammer and Co., Ltd., held yesterday. A new water-boat, the "Daisy," had arrived from Hongkong and is now m the
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    S'pore Dancer's Lover Slain In Spain War
    181 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) PVERY night at Raffles H»»tcl, two people a beaatifal Spanish senorita and her brother dance to the white- jacketed men, exi|y gowned women of Singapore. They finish dancing bow thviv way out and nobody dreams about the inside story
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    CZECH WATERING PLACES IDLE
    88 2 Prague A MARKED decrease m the number of visitors to Czechosiovakian health resorts during the present, season has been recorded. It is estimated that m Karlsba H one of the most, popular resorts, there has been a decrease of 44 per cent, compared with last year
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    MEXICAN OIL BANNED
    57 2 Now York, Aug. 27. •T/lEXIGO has only disposed of 365,000 'i barrels of oil between April 1 and Aug. 10. according to a confidential tabulation quoted m the Herald Tribune newspaper. It claims that a wurld-wicti embargo organised after the oil lanr! r were expropriated lr;s proved
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    £7,000 War Memorial For Mons
    95 2 Brussels. A SMALL hillock near Mcns vhere, accordoMC to ih f tcAii records, the British troops first went into action m August, 1914, has been chosen as the site oC a British wr memorial by Brig-General E. Spears. British :roops v.ere ir the sa«fi k
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    FLOWER SHOW AT MALACCA
    90 2 f Fro m Our Oxen Correspondent Malacca, Aug. 27 MALACCA Horticultural Society's annual flower i^hew was opened to-day at Malacca City Park by Mr. G. W. Bryant, the Resident Councillor. Exhibits reached a very high standard and part of the City Park presented a spectacle of
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    CO. EXPANDING THEIR FLEET
    420 2 Final Dividend of 75 cents per share amounting to $78,300, leaving tor carrying forward to next year the sum of $60,7 68. 39. Last year at the Annual General Meeting, the Chairman remarked upon the increase m water deliveries during the year to June 30, 1937
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    Smile Hides Tears
    11 2 Smi le Hide s Tears SENORITA U PEW Singing star vj
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    NAVY CROSS POO PANAY HEROES
    52 2 TWO heroes oi the have b( lor biavtry and I Cross. Bcatswam's matt 1. cited Icr '"cxtraord coolly tbrowiag petrel stora;: r vr i board k ihe Pansy by Ja; ga n Erne.-L Mahbi;.: -wain's ms Le, was rltcd »r te^J cause he stuc ni
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    Freed As He Was Sentenced
    47 2 Freed As He Was Sentenced A sentence of seven d. pris3nmcnt to tak which ended noon was what UKk I aged 37 years receivri a mat. two pillows ana a fcifliM the five-foot way b named Omar bin MolttßjjJ Mr. Conrad Oldham m W lice court. J
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    MALAYAN ANIMALS IN IRISH ZOO
    12 3 MALAYAN ANIMALS IN IRISH ZOO m 10** I)ub!ir 5-2« Mr W00..s cat
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    Non – Swimmer's Rescue
    46 3 Non Swimmer' s Rescue Ronald Butterwort- a hotel employee, of Kcndal, who could not swim jumped into the River Kont at X 1 and rescued from drowning Kenli Crossfieid, aged 19 months, W jest son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward v d. of Kent Place, Kendal.
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    ainese Here Are Buying Gas Masks
    161 3 ainese Here Are Buying Gas Masks -Harold Lancaster L-TfibflWf Staff Reporkr) (•fa? ten Son, who keeps |g|*n conspicuous shop Road. Singapore, igftfrm a very remarkI -lading a Chinese E*ire mostly ignorant cf w:rIjKicßs. to buy over 2 000 pas i*e classified as Type F3 L a those being worn by
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    £13 MILLION FOR 'PHONES
    68 3 Sir: waiter v/omersiey, ivi.r-., Postmaster-General, opening a new exenange at Derby, announced that the Post Ofuce had spent the record sum of £19,000.000 last year on telephone clc-■elopmen-t. Five years ago expenditure ./as £7.000.000. While the length of overhead telephone wires had remained constant at ust
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    SPANISH WARSHIP BACK IN DOCK
    58 3 Gibraltar. Aug. 27. •°CS Karon) bombardJ.^eh was audible here n. H* accompanied by li^htif^ttd which puzzled the m- i us* later when the i Lvi 'awe badly damaged Rev- I tfa. 1 Diez left a French por, I3W?J fter sev «al months tg?*. since her
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    Birthday In The Air
    35 3 Birthday In The Air M Chi lies CohDin, th- veteran uusLc-haß actof who was m recently, c?h ed the occasion by Hying" at Hat* worth. This wa. c his fourth suc•ive birthday m the air.
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    LEPERS: DOCTOR TELLS OF HIS "CHIEF PROBLEM"
    220 3 LEPERS: DOCTOR TELLS OF HIS "CHIEF PROBLEM" (Sunday juno Staff Reporter) RELENTLESS warfare is boii^g waged by the guardians of Singapore's health against th "scourge of the Fast I leprosy. To find out >shat is being don-. visited the Leper Asyhim m pleasant hi!iy country off Yio hu Kang Road.
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    BROUGHT FROM GAOL FOR TRIAL
    141 3 (Sunday Tribune Court Reporter' APPEARING before Mr. Conrad Oldham m the second polite court yesterday was a Cantonese youth aged 20 years answering to the name of Soo Lam. The prosecution alleged that he stole a bicycle valued $5 m Lavender Street. Singapore, at übout
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    "I Severely Reprimand You"
    98 3 When charged with negligently driving his t&xi at the intersection of Bias Ba. ?h Rd. and tfleio"!? S'ret. Wee Eng Sen^- alleged m his defvnee yesterday that tL o constable res-p-hMUtp Tor this c!vi.%'.- against him did sc because of his refusal to give «he sami
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    Love's Labour Nearly Lost
    99 3 I LOVE STOKV IN IHKI i PICTURES. Eighteen months <«! I Soin.i Thompi n. a serious expression I < n her plump littfa tackles I the j«;i> -ji ;-.i!i}, over jn- < Siiy n,j)<' :j! tf»r Broiii!e> «Konli fete. Somia iuss a "iiati" mmd that roi|>*;
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    SCANDAL BLAMED FOR HER DEATH
    184 3 SCANDAL BLAMED FOR HER DEATH London, kmg. IS. "THESE cursed slandcmV 1 moaned a husband before giving evidence al an inquest on his wife »l Waterloo, I iverpool. A verdid of suicide while the balance f>f her mind was dislurb«'d was returned on Mrs. Minnie Stuart, aged of Leybrook-road, Wythenshawe.
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    "Irregularity At Trial" Allegation
    310 3 (Sunday Tribune Court Reporter) AN allegation that there was an irregularity m the procedure adopted by Mr. Conrad Oldham, Second Police Magistrate, m which he handled a case m the Police Courts, was made by Mr. Phillip Hoalim m the Appeal Court before Mr. Justice Pedlow
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    ZOOS NO LONGER CRUEL, SAYS SPORE VISITOR
    212 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) 7OOS are not cruel any longer, says American zoologist Mr. who has just passed through Singapore. Mr. Seulc is uperintend.ent oi tin Stcinharf Aquarium of the Golden Gate Park, m San Francisco. "Nowadays animals live In practically the same
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    Party To French Admiral
    54 3 Le Vice Amiral J. Le Bigot, le Commandant M. Gribelin, le Commandant Lemaire, le Capitaine J. Sourlsseau, Monsieur P. A. Ballercau, French Con-SMil-General, Mr. and Mme. Busson and Mr P. F. Bailer eau were the guesi Mr. and Mme. Rene Ullin inn ai a tiffin ii
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    STORE BASE COMMAND
    102 3 Condon, Au?. n IT has been decided to raise the status of the officer m command of the Naval Base at Singapore to that of a commodore of the first class Captain T B. Drew, who has been appointed to the base ship Terror II and m
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    Mosquito Buses To Go
    105 3 rribune Stall Reporter /MfARGJNG lei fares than the Tra< tin Company's services' mosquito bus: many passei jer» along Mm Tanjong Pagar Katong route during the week. These buses. n»osl Of uhieh are controlled by private ci vices, will be gradually withdrawn, itarfhl| to-day Resumption of worl
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      258 4 M\f \V S LARGEST He FINEST THEATRE j THE CAPITOL j S Fntn.ciuces another Vivacious, Saucy Star find to Singapore Audiences' S 3 SHOWS TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 S I INF S Pitramount's New Star Sensation j^S^l^. '*^^^9^M^f' I > BRADNA 1«B^* "*'r^ Sweet Seventeen and never feE" iHlr^' J&rfWggm
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    TRIALS OF GROWING OLD
    243 5 G than her r^r^ f ,,r v.«nvn <"» Iff^of pey<• hol 'l ::v |irt!Fson* r 8 aa^d S•!!*t»e proven* wSkfi film team ID** 3,.-th.;!»mcv and lfff lTd[ the ha.r and a MjSit interlude: -l^eh^m wast hit v.l •AS a matter of fact, the mako■p was the
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    Hollywood's Unsung Heroes Deserve YOUR PRAISE
    1209 5  - Hollywood' s Unsung Heroes Deserve YOUR PRAISE Noel Barber (dfwop&ef m by 15 THE glamour boys and jfe, of course, who get their pitas m the papers and iipraphies, bobbins, diets ■Mas are no secret from tho fearssd film fan. ptei and producers come m m ihare of publicity, and
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    ROMANCE
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      188 5 HEALTH WITH yV Ur.^rA YN E b //S\ fs«k VERMIFUGE JEm &!IBKSSy»m &W WORMS The a S2SK*i£V'\ *W Greatest Menace (Snl^V wP^V&mWw £Br Strength an d Bjwp^^ |^jß^ More than rive out of every ten children \O°° Him suffer from dreadful stomach worms. Do Bi v^Ac^ m r- net P
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      356 5 Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours Scientist Explains How \jj£_ New Discovery Makes Men Feel Years Younger Dr 3 Ra ell An eminent physician, with more than suffering men nnd by phv •hrowt-'h--30 years of experience, after long study out the world. I and scientific experiments, has annotjri'<d
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    MUST PROVE HIS OWN BIGAMY
    130 6 MUST PROVE HIS OWN BIGAMY OTANI FY HILTON, aged 24, w a ship's fireman, of Fleetwood Lancashire, walked out oi Portsmouth Police Court to obtain proof that he is a bigamist. He had been given six months ii> do 99. Charged a maintenance Ud he had committed bigamy, and that
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    BRITISH WOMEN DOCTORS FOR CHINA
    210 6 BRITISH WOMEN DOCTORS FOR CHINA London. yOLUNTEERING for service among: the rouses of Chinese War refugees, two English \\\,men Dr. Marjory Edwarda nm\ Miss Beckingrsale lia\ left by the Blue Funnel stea- r Hongkong, en route fcr Hankow. only giving their scrwithout pay, but have also provided themselves with their
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    Recognition Cards
    50 6 VT!inn. All Austrian Jews must apply for a special "Jewish recognition < arc!" by Dec*. 31 this year, according to t -n officiaJ decree published here. Whenever a Jew has dealings with i ny official he must show his card unoned. Heavy fines are threatened a?ai] gard this
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    London Hunt After Gaol Break
    533 6 WATCH ON SEASIDE CR OWD London, Aug. 13. rrWO prisoners, who, by placing a dummy m each of their beds, tricked warders inio believing that they were still m their cells, escaped from Lewes Gaol recently. A country- wide search is now going on for
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    FAMINE AND DISEASE, CHINA'S PROBLEM
    373 6 London. ""PAMINE and disease are ihe greatest problems facing China" said Mr. H. T. Silcock, Director of the China Institute m an interview with Reuter. I Mr. Silcock has just returned to London from several months In the Far East during which he visited Shanghai,
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    GOING UP FOR THE "TWELFTH"
    34 6 GOING UP FOR THE "TWELFTH" A little girl, dressed for the part and carrying a gun, waits at Easton Station, London, for her train to Scotland for the opening of the grouse-shoot-ing season. J9~
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      187 6 PILES There is no need for us to tell you of the maddening irritation, the day and night torture caused by pile trouble We tell you that if you only start usir"-> Man Zan at once it will stop the terrible pain, soothe and completely heal blind or bleeding piles.
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      156 6 Danger of Constipation OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN. The period of discomfort wh'xh nature demands that every woman shall endure is sometimes a source of worry m the event of delay. Often it brings pair, and suffering during its course. Castophene comes as a boon to women, who are handicapped
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    WHY JAPAN CAN NEVER DEFEAT CHINA
    461 7 I lN^^^r HLjI w, IEMMED IN ON EVERY SIDE BY •GHOST ARMIES" OF GUERILLAS a ONTHS before my friend I and colleague, "H.L.H.." went on leave, 1 wrote sc eral leaders on the subject of the Sino-Japanese hostilities m China, and I remember that
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    The Personal Touch "GAVE THE JAPS A WALLOPING"
    154 7 The Personal Touch "GAVE THE JAPS A WALLOPING" Waaa* of Madame Chiang P*bw«rtli lo Chinas the war with Japan at JW a year m cash approximately the sum x earned last v ear from utuspape r arucles f not only strikingly rro m the Chine,se tot also gems of TTP^paganda.
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    Barbaric
    232 7 JAPANESE difficulties m controlling a territory inhabited by 100.000,000 Chinese are now apparent. It is necessary to keep a 'arge army fighting on the Chinese front another watching Russia. Thus. Japan has only one division to guard the vital Lunghai railway (taken m the spring). In Peking, it is
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    No Control
    269 7 A FOREIGN observer, who claims to have travelled very extensively throughout the occupied areas during the whole course of th< Sh.o- Japanese conflict m China, says that at present the Japanese have overrun great tracts of territory, but little of this is really held or pacified. The Japanese
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    golt for "Shibs"
    265 7 STOLID London jury has just jolt- ed the numerous "pukka sahibs" who, by upholding white "prestige" md maintaining a rigid colour bar, have "kept the Old Empire sul'c for Britain, egad. Sir!' Quiet, bespectacled Dr Sidney Cross Ha i land (47) was hired by the Empire Cotton
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    Oh! Mr. Shaw
    136 7 "NOT BLOODY LIKELY" TtHE a hove classic line m Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion," which shocked London thc;ttre«c>t*rs thirty-three years ag has bc'^n included m the film version f>f Ihe (i.H.S. play which has just been completed at Pinewood by Pascal Productions. And if has been passed by the
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      36 7 cs^^^ LJU LI A butler that eVtIJOBC PrW en joy rich flavour that Makes ii irreKistible. 'PHONE: STORE :>:s7<i (1 lines). K. LUMPUR 3331 IPOH: 110 111 (2 lines). Advt. of Singapore Cold t c<> Ltd.
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    This Week's Short Story Wife Of Don Giovanni — By Hubert Lestorr
    1625 8 This Week's Short Story Wife Of Don Giovanni By Hubert Lestor r ««yAK.ULY tucked away from L :."> winter winds m a rivate suite of the Im.:A Palace Hotel. Signora Calvi r! m opening and sorting As she busied the apartmeni she was an air from "Don Gio- mi** her
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    How to Stop Stomach Pain In Five Minutes
    103 8 How to Stop Stomach Pain In Five Minutes By Dr. F. B. Scott, M.D., Paris. If you want an astonishing demonstration of how quickly and completely acute indigestion can be stopped, just take a level teaspoonful of 'Bisurated' Magnesia m water four tablets are equally effective. I have found that
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      320 8 Asthma Cause Killed m 24 Hours Thanks to the discovery of an American physician, it now is possible to get rid of those terrible spells of choking, gasping, toughing and wheezing Asthma by killing Ihe true cause which is Germs m the blood. So more burning of powders, no more
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    HE DOESN'T LOOK TOO HAPPY
    31 9 -frffi Prino' Koimve, r^»o/- of Japan, as lie api a tokens J s to -eeiios \As:r. Ittr cares of <»:- -t iar dispute j^ikcavilv o« Japan's leader.
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    French Fascist Leader's Bids Fail
    108 9 French Fascist Leader's Bids Fail I Paris. I EM of the appeals of Colonel I Rocque, the >ad^r of th<^ ■■MFwich Croix cir Feu, against Opt.- n m his libet fua French newspa te La M9GO ibout £3» against oi -ho news- Duke Fozzo D' I the author of the
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    SOVIET WARSHIPS CHANGE SEAS
    99 9 SOVIET WARSHIPS CHANGE SEAS Hels'nki. roil the first time Soviet fleet units have parsed from the Baltic into the Arctic sea by way of the Stalin Canal, reports the Svenska Pressen. The manoeuvre was carried out at the conclusion of this year's Baltic Sea exercises, by a squadron of the
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    240 9 SCIENTIST "TARZAN'S" BRIDE FOR APE ISLE SCIENTIFIC Tarzan and his mate That describe* Dr. Michael Tomlin and Virginia, his bride, who recently exiled thenwdwto an island inhabited only fov ape>. For ten years they will live this Tarzan-like existence .duct a tific experiments. By the time they again make their
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    21 9 PJIS3 Pam< I r: r Mi Robin i I to w! eh :er r bath ip church Itai
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    WAR WORK
    15 9 50,000 British docLors have already volunteered for war work directly hostilities break out.
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    Thrice-Wed Beauty To Fight For £60,000
    173 9 Thrice-Wed Beauty To Fight For £60,000 JN an e:Turt to sart a trust fund u'i C 60,06€ Efs&ed tor her nftfr hex wedding m 1933, thriremarried Mrs. Lena Rotates Smith, one-time harem besxttv, has arrived m New York "ready Ifor a light." Her la3t < Ear c Holmes, r-eir to
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    Holiday Traffic Receipts Drop
    76 9 London— Traffic receipts on the British railways during August Banl: holiday week dropped by £240,000 compared with the corresponding period last year. Passenger receipts showed a decrease of £55,000, the Lcntion North Eastern Railway being the only one of the four main lines with an increase.
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    SPANISH NATIONALIST "MARTYR"
    57 9 SPANISH NATIONALIST "MARTYR" Burgos. Calvo Stotefo, whose murder m July 1936 was the sFgnal for the outbreak of the civil war m Spain, is to hi given a memcria! by General Franco. The Nationalist authorities have deci.lcd that the memorial ?:hall Bfthnatetj be erected m Madrid. Sotefo is regarded as
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    "MAGIC CARPET" PLANTED
    153 9 San Francisco, California, U.S.A.— Planting of the "Magic Carpet," part of the $1,500,000 horticultural and landscaping programme for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition has started on Treasure Island. Brilliant mesembryanthernums, lupins, and California poppies will be woven into a 25--acre rectangle to make the largest decorative
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    THROUGH THE EYES OF A WOMAN
    609 10 U/ i adventure .t is to go into the Jade Tree you Mevfr know what lovely treasures you'll find i carl be sure of is that there will be some- .'Vjitrjly tempting on view! week, it wa.i the array cf blouses that enchanted Thie.se.
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    160 10 ANE of the highlights of next week will be the Magic Circle performance at the Victoria Theatre and if you have not already booked your seats, J should advise you to 6.J so now. I am speaking from inside knowledge, when I say that this is really
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    306 10 Gay Un i forms A nd Lovely Dresses THE glittering uniforms of the French and British Navies made a brilliarl 1 setting for the many beautiful gowns worn at the French Ball held by the Consul-General for France, Mob. Ballereau, at the Sea View Hote. m honour of Vice Admiral
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    266 10 THIS WEEK IN K.L. Prince's cinema the week *v N moved OP to the -sJ l *d dance and there, chair, -hichhad": ruve shirt *3 wide frills from th, A Pretty bluouff^ r at the back, a clever de J"'' f^t and a full Mlss Pat Meads while MkT Heddie
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    725 11 Slive of activity On Fraser's Hill Golf Course ft Robbery -tedattheSel.:n. Lre the famou> dart P*Tiir* were taken BY Kfflfram the *****<* The y er- t 11 be erected m the Din \i Admiralty bun«a!«u. **I%\ for the purpiAse ol bomb thro^vins quieter dm in* <- l^y week, the Hill
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    314 11 WATCH YOUR WEIGHT TO keep m good condition physically and to preserve an attractive ai> pearance, it is necessary to keep control of your weight. This does not only apply to the woman who is too fat, but equally to the one who is too thin, since neither condition is
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    793 11 The Caloric Value of Your Food Does Much to Make You Fat or Thin and mother were heavy eaters, it is probable that you have followed their ovample, whereas if they have eaten »paringly, believing that i 4 is wise to leave the table a little hungry, then you havi
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      627 12 mimic warfare has ronuneimy m .viaiaya:i ;.nd what will pro! he argest scaL* operation.^ m connection are due to all pia: m Perak next montn. While no special significance at- to these exercises beyond the t they are designed to promo:.*- efficiency and also give the
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    1008 12 Malaya is embarked upon STREET LIGHTING REFORM IMPORTANT experiments iii modern street lighting j which are being carried i I out m the principal upcountry centres of Malaya, and which are promised m Singapore m the near future, have brought the question of reform of public lighting into the forefront
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    518 12 npHEY were swopping stories In the train, and the American had just told a whopper, when a quiet-looking ri.cn cut m. "A man I used to know," he said. "took a walk along the cliffs near his home every morning. He always carried a
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    45 13 most belove:! tjfefenraii Mi s Jouty Morris, Tana .Kan soils taring the Great War, l»"t Ifcte Station, London, on the iKta" b»ut tiiin lor Canada fciiree months she is to stay m Ml Tbttin* the principal cities fk of the Canadian n-soldiir^' <:njan'yati;>n.
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    ALMOST PARALYSED WITH RHEUMATISM
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    Mystery Of Singapore Volunteering Story Which Is Being Kept Secret
    535 13 Sunday Morning Problem For You MAN WON'T TALK nday T.ibune News Editor.) PESIDENTS of Malaya "onetimes complain iha! they i( not set su'Ficient news, tell local papers la to*y> thorn more for their money: H ry „f sowe "mastery 1
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    45 13 Seventy feet above Mie ground, tbi CO-years-old Bishop of Sheffield, Dr. L H. BMirows, consecrated the top-stont of the first part of the Sheffield CafJhe dral extension. He climbed the GO narrow steps of the belfry and thence on to a scaffolding platform.
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    SINGAPORE CHOIR DEFEATS BOREDOM
    171 13 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE'S Geylang English Schco! noted for it's go-ahead policy m education asked if pupils would like to form a school choir. They were quite confident that a dozen or so would be delighted at the suggestion. Instead ®f 12 or 15. however,
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    142 13 CANOE CAPS!Z£S While Frank M. Whittingham, age:l 27, of Chichester-road, Croydon, was crossing the Channel m hi> 1G ft. canvas canoe, weighing only G1 ]b.. the craft capsized. On returning to Deal he said a wave struck the canoe, throwing him into the water. He bailed
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    Do You Know This Medal?
    51 13 ajO you kn(,\ this medal? Quit* numluT of w Shangha people living m Singapofe possess wmt, Members <»r the Shanghai Volunteer Force who look an acth part m the preserving <>i order m th <j Settlement were awarded the medal by the SI hai Municipal
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    407 13  - PENANG HAS "PETTING PARTIES" -TO MUSIC! S. C. Oei By (Sunday Ti ibune Staff Reportei 'J'HREE times a month, Pening Municipal hand i»ivts moonlight performance on the Ksp 1 inad<\ and visitors, Imnists passing through, watch th^ crowds of people, murmur Tharmln Vy rnjoy the mv Y." But *h:' tourisi
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    75 13  - What Are The Jagas Going To Do? H. A. Savage By \,nfi:.' Tribune Staff Btparlcr) /^T least people nf tlw poor* f asses of v >re will by n judgm< nt m ih<* i Jourt, when the < with for a ruling. t Ufked H 1 ;j of t i••
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    541 15 Sequel To Four i, )n ths' Prison Sentence »LA>ndon, A iy. 10. .^ci:; r r "">' months' f** ntin the set Mr. Ivan Sneli, r 22-year-old kit ji m had been n K,*ran«em<- whfn shj asam Snell on re- -.ulJjjj; 'and the .ntended to Of
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    376 15 [Creditors Told Jailed 8 Inaiui^o- Said: gTANLEY WILLIAM TiJN FIELD, th<2 "tiasler mind"' behind a million pound share-pushing gang, was said to have declared m jail: "My mind is a blank. I can give no coherent story." Mr. 3 Bruce Simmons, Reading official receiver,
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    84 15 riSHERMEN and experts are trying to find out why part «f the Ccrne, near Dorchester, has suddenly become a river of fcath for hundreds of fish. The report of an analyst mi sampies of water and dead fisn is expected soon. The report was called
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    421 16 Laugh, And The World Lauglis With You: Snore AND AT last the veil has been lifted, and a writer has decided to expose the widespread evil of snoring und make :i few suggestions as to how it can be cured. I have m.nde this decision as the result of long
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    144 16 INQUEST STILLS POISON TONC villas, goi IS ■■uicida] I hoar.v. k lf ™v W i sh to a of the uvui, "Mfc th, ni,ht Women Ah Aty T lfE W«2 loss Jja l atabk Iv agreed amonK c^ sno;-e that womlh"- (l v^m to <^ an author!as n-jisy and the;
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      235 17 sffHE AIR TO-DAY \J* fhen And Where To Listen In rgjjjGAPORE -c metres (133 nur~ Eand rul co.-'- l;gi:t mv. I j d announcement* I London*. MROM m **m+ (19-8 ra -> j: r -.d music jjjldart Tauber. '^•adiß Orchestra conducted oy Ste^a "Hotel des Indes. ;S»bulletin. The 'Caroline r
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    168 18 By Dr. Quignon of the Faculty of Medicine Paris Just now I am kept very busy by an ?pidemic of "liver" disorders— s. jjreat nany people feeling '"out of sorts," jilious. depressed and unable to enjoy heir iood. Undoubtedly the best remedy for an upset liver
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    1194 18 shall be losing Carlo!" sh£ said witnher gaze fixed upon the scented stream of u-a as it welled up into the cups. Lady Mury flushed and would have expostulated, but Elena went on. leaving her no opening. "I hope he won't forget to do his exercises!
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      378 18 'what's that "ha 1 ha! J YOU'RE EATING WOULD'NT YOU TODDLES?" LIKE TO KNOW?' i*OU SEEM TO BE ENJOYING IT "EVERY BIT- MY PEOPLE '-2A/ STARTED ME ON THEM WHEN i i^X, \iJP 4 WAS TRY|NG T0 GET l^ J J < Si V I .j£\ MY TEETH THROUGH' 1
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    1008 19  - 1938 MEN'S OPEN SINGLES FINAL TO BE A MARIGOLD -DEVONSHIRE AFFAIR? Phoenix Comments On Singapore Cha mpionsh ips (By —Singapore) tmiEF topic of discussion m badminton circles m the Southern Settlement is the men's open singles tournament which is now well under way. Though the number of competitors is, this
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    443 19  -  Racqaet (By —Perak) cotfoumted critics when they provided their formidable rivals, ejangor. with one of ih'. biggest surprises m the history of c competition at th»* week-end m Ipoh when they met m i\ of the Northern Section of the Foong Seong Cup
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    Selangor Qualify For Final
    226 19 Selangor Qualify For Final (By "Rambbr"— Selanjror) gELANCtQft has qualified for the Goal of the "Foonj* 1 Seongr" Cup tourney, hut only just. Lust Sunday's three to two victory over Perak was a narrow victory and all honour to the Perak players who did so remarkably well. Samuel's defeat at
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    BADMINTON WANES IN PENANG
    281 19  -  Sphinx (By "—Penans) IMITH the exception of occasional friendly matches here and there and daily, practices for those with ambition to £o far m the game, badminton m Penang is now not such a great "draw" it used to be. Perhaps, the .situation will improve with
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    196 19 f-uf No Real Relief Until Thi* \'c\v I) i a me. Lft this fell advice to all who H of indir I aox i tasteless charcoal, 50 times more pnin-r--ftU than tt ]> id. Cl ami;, iHia/o —it acts so quickly letter: "I hove been
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    704 20  -  N.H.L. Siebel By Singapore's a a c jj Best Hockey j i m I no b fore the >ason m im«t, and membered C. H. Gunasel^u amateur eneln c various minent that island who ii their tour tuki be the fore- visits between Ceyl i
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    532 20 ROVER'S SOCCER NOTES T^HE Ra?:iretnam Cup soccer competition for ludo-Ceylonese state representative loams throughout Malaya is shortly to begin. Last year, Selangor were Cham piors, heating the Negri IndoCeyionese Negri beat Malacca easily to qualify for the final. i\i Selangcr is probably the only state where Indians and Ceylonese figure
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    242 20 Malayan Cricket Honours BATTING K~ Fu Cheow Chye (S.C.R.C. v. S.C.C.). 0 1 PO New (EA.F. v. 5.A.0.8.). Cl Fam Ho'k (Ipoh Chinese v. Teiuk Ans n Chine c). r- p. Thoy (3.A0.P v R.CR.C). 6** A. J. TJostGck Hill (Wanderers XI v. Selangor Club). 60 H. V. Purkendge (Wanders
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    566 20 IN THIS CORNER Boxing Notes By "Spectator" £OU AMBERS, fighter m all, first man m many months to almost stoj trium phant march of "Homicide" Henry Armstrong:, is amo I How. can take a ticking/ he said after th fight Floored t ..> goao dj the first cccr.sior.. and nc
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    67 21 Seen At yesterday's Races „,,nhe SingaP"" lurl fcTtong favour ior Z**T efms to ha \*LU linen graced Ih rlw*?* rae s ll^miU ha I*2^ O f a redingote m t r a Sterial. WH P*«r becoming bevieled KJwSwith rdenias. KTSo ww w th hcr alsfi f'Jo colours Hera feSiiowhite linen
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    JAPANESE UNDERMINING FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN CHINA & FRIENDLY POWERS?
    423 21 JAPANESE UNDERMINING FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN CHINA FRIENDLY POWERS? Gen. Chiang On Peace Rumours Dl'MOl'luS of Sino-Japanes* peace conversations only represent another attempt by the Japanese to undermine the friendship heiween China and friendly powers, especially Soviet Russia. China's determination to continue her war of resistance and co-operation with friendly powers will
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    86 21 Fall Of Hankow Certain London 27. 'I 'HE Manchester Gu:: MnA meni ng on the ye. the Japanese to Han Japanese position strorger by reason of the Li the Chinese to control parently the Chinese are i organising an effective c< where. If Hankow falls, which certain, it will not,
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    24 21 1 HHHE 1 American protest, i ■?> which .1. Cordell Hu! the attack ol o tUngton r m China
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    STORY OF WIFE'S "VIOLENT TEMPERAMENT" TOLD IN COURT
    294 22 STORY OF WIFE'S "VIOLENT TEMPERAMENT TOLD IN COURT Singapore, Saturday. INSTANCES '>i iiiN wife's 'v.fitnt temperament" wer e related by Mr. Philip Carl Marcus m ihecoar* oi h:.i examination at the ecntinr 3d hearing befcre MrS H i btali d a rase m which Cyril Jansen, Frej'i Jansen and Ro>
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    622 22 Czech Dispute "May Be Critical For Future of Europe" Sir John Simon dsds London, Aug. 27. IJEAFFIRMATION of British policy regarding Czechoslovakia as outlined m Mr. Neville Chamberlain's declaration m the House ol Common- last Wednesday, an appenJ for support for Lord Run< m h^ mission of conciliation and a
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    195 22 What M r. Churchill Thinks jyjK. Win** Churchi, I The whole Mate of i.-c world is nwvinjf (to* fl limax whicfc car.. w j fl "V, .ir is certainly but the dan* r T i£j?*« remove unt i the mtGn^.^K ies called from tfcei r M ranks have been dilpSSt^L
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    23 22 This picture of a **?jM paddock gives a j*J W enormous ciw J^ rf^ Singapore G ,;ii* Excellent neather w»
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    2496 23  -  Ma rcus Super bus Splendid Dividends A Feature (By $OMK EXCELLENT DIVIDENDS, GOOD GOING, COOL v WEATHER FEATURES WHICH MADE THE OPENING OF THE SINGAPORE GOLD CUP MEETING YESTERDAY, ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT FOR A LONG TIME. His Excellency the Governor arrived
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    236 23 i** From Previous Page [**g difflcult shots ar.d I largely for his y*»t which the second C Chim Bock, and it C^* Chin Tee had scored x M •■t Mayflower managed to I n to score— and sere,c >re, U Yung Kian pj Httfar 11 tie against In-'
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    114 24 With CHINA 'S Army Of AMAZONS *m This Woman Commands World's Most Modern Corps Kit inspection before embarking for lie front line. Another picture of China'? modern amazons embarking for the front. Protection against air raids, Chinese girl soldiers wear greenery m their hats. Capt. Nan Chenp, on miander of
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    114 24 /CHINESE girls— thousands of v> them from schools and colleges which cnce stood m the now Japanese- occupied areas m Chii.u are up m arms against the invaders. Here we picture some remarkable scenes taken at the China front. Incensed by the outrages the
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