Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 4 September 1938
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Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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Title Section12 1938-09-04 1 The Sunday Tribune _N-i. 1 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1938. KIVK CENTS12 words
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716 1938-09-04 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IS amazing plea to the British Colonial Secretary has been forwarded this week from a number j people in Singapore who urge that action should x taken to improve the conditions of broadcasting Malaya, which, they716 words
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Article113 1938-09-04 1 PRINCE ARTHUR VERY ILL London, Sep:. iJ. Mhur Connaugl fieenK son oi ihe Duke of uui;hi 2nd i cousin of the tiac twins to ill health, ■taBd it ne :v t;-. cancel Us euiiftr.tr 1 hb., i> lying 41 i MhffiMtsigted by Ru Dbuhi. in orUmary hit Prmce. ;:ui I.crdBritish Official Wireless - 113 words
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Article, Illustration67 1938-09-04 1 /...,p l.nu's I IM-veai old Hollywood beauty, was selected 'Miss Miss a e U1 u aiuiua beauty contest in Venice, California. She California "Sfamla In the "Miss America" competition at Atlantic Ull! rVP jrV s -ilis" James (centre), "Miss California 1938", with x.' tV Mttri iletolein of Culra City (right),67 words
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Article103 1938-09-04 1 Speed Test For S'pore Drivers (Sunday Tribute Staff Repoiter) TOffi drivers, shocked at the idea of an impending speed Singapore, will have one last chance of speeding to their E *teat--with9ui incurring the bad graces of the police. ij :veM this chancll P tfthe b? S stretches of r Road.—103 words
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Article, Illustration113 1938-09-04 1 DOES THIS MAKE YOU THINK OF HOME? The Victoria Tower of the Houses el Parliament, London, is surrcunded by a framework of scaffolding as workmen continue the ytars-long job of restoring the masonry of the buiiilir.:;-. Photo shows:— A workman on the scaffolding at the very top. Far below, left113 words
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318 1938-09-04 1 S'PORE GIRLS RECEIVE SEX INSTR UCTION (T. H. TAN) (Sunday Tribune Stafl" Reporter) S}EX education is engaging !h« attention of Cfcteeae tdmcaUmato&m in Singapore, and a movment to disseminate knowledge <>i IM \ital subjeel is, i am able *<» leveal, liUelv is iknm&Mmi «li«- and breadth i#f M;il:i\.i. Vesterday 1318 words
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303 1938-09-04 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A VERDICT of suicide was returned by Mr. W. G, Porter, the Coroner, at the conclusion of the inquest held yesterday into the death of John Davis Alfred Dunkerson, lance-sergeant of the first battalion303 words
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Article56 1938-09-04 1 MOSCOW, Sept. 10,250-mile flight from .Moscow to Vladivostok and back, accum plished in a flying time of 53 hours. 10 m mutes b\ a Soviet ahnian, Tyutyaev with a mechanic, Kalashnikov is conoid* red here to have established the possibility of a regular hijrh speed air service betweenReuter - 56 words
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Advertisement30 1938-09-04 1 Front Page ■■•■■.*<■'''& ti^wxn Local newsfront 2. 13, Barter 5, O:--server 7. .s7io. v .s^or?/ 5, uomen 10. I 1 Gouit 12. Paterson 14, Hammonds U RADIO 17, sport end pages.30 words
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Advertisement57 1938-09-04 1 THE NEWS with vorn BREAKFAST Try The ticiiii \b: y©Pv^sE£-J\ lH'<au>o of iN mellow m.ihnilv M ■■whs^^4&sA ha> B nicdicinal value. It h' I; ZM$"* '■> f3 ni tlv ''-ttvr (juaiiM t h.m other yt^. :^^i;M^Sf 'i EnyHrf brmndles, sind yam nhtrtd hj a!u;iu. ivcep 1 bottle in lh t57 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Article, Illustration40 1938-09-04 2 One man was killed and eight p«?r sens were injured at Coat bridge (Lanark), when four houses were completely wrecked by an explosion that followed the collapse of a chimney stack of the Woodside Iron Works.40 words
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Article62 1938-09-04 2 Returning To England London, Sept. 3. LORD Stanley, Secretary for the Dominions, is returning home from Canada immediately. A leg injurv, caused by a torn muscle from which he has been suffering for some cime, has grown considerably worse, and treatment in England has become accessary. Lord StanleyBritish Official Wireless - 62 words
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280 1938-09-04 2 SOMEBODY HERE WANTS MALE DANCING PAR TNERS FOR S'PORE GIRLS (BY LESLIE HOFFMAN) (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE males, good (lancers, good lookers, tall, preferably bachelors (though this is a minor consideration) will soon be in demand. Visitors to Singapore, and there are thousands every year, want male dancing partners,280 words
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162 1938-09-04 2 Boy Scouts To Have Own Headquarters Building (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) J^F negotiations materialise, the Singapore Boy Scouts Association will have one of the finest buildings in the city as their headquarters. First organised In 1910, Singapore Boy Scouts have never been able to have official headquarters. Driven from pillar162 words
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Article81 1938-09-04 2 U.S. -AUSTRALIA TRADE PACT Canberra, Australia, Sept. 3. Mr. Lyons lias announced that tho informal trade discussions between Australia and the United States hav e progressed to a str,ge, at which it is U 6ped the United States will bo able to announce a basis for the negotiation reached. ThisReuter - 81 words
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Article, Illustration168 1938-09-04 2 Aeronautical engineers have "flown" 65,000 feel into the stratosphere without leaving the ground at the Chicago Municipal Airport, U.S.A. The United Airlines cempany has installed a stratosphere test chamber in its experimental laboratory at tin* Airport, which is only 610 feet above sea level, for the purpose168 words
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95 1938-09-04 2 (Sundiiv T-*i Pondetn m Writy of 0% work, alxiut 150 I scmtehfef their head< l^nstoansv.,,They will heir (.eneral Clerical r£* tions which last for w, Memories of school 4^,^-. rooms and eagle-eved 'I 4 be recalled as these'ctehS On in an L h95 words
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Article41 1938-09-04 2 Burgos THE Nationalist offensive fed .sector was resumed tl poor visibility, heavy boa*Kl2 air precede g an attack bvWa infantry who have, by first line Republican posit) still continues. Nationalists claim tha? the SaJ can's loss include many dcad-i^41 words
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Article31 1938-09-04 2 The engagement Is announced of Miss Margaret Vlieland, daughter 01 Mr. C. A Vlieland, M.C.S.. to Capt. Edward J C Chaytor, Royal Artillery, son of Major General Sir Edward Chaytor.31 words
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Advertisement325 1938-09-04 2 HAVE YOUR NEW SUITS MADE BY EXPERT TAILORS AT MODERATE PRICES LATEST WOOLLEN AND PALM BEACH SUITINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK. TAI 11EXG CO. 23-5, COLEMAN ST., TSL. 3375. SINGAPORE. Choose Parker Vacumatic for THE PRINCELY GIFT This pedigreed beauty wholly expresses your good taste and esteem What more appropriate gift325 words
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Advertisement75 1938-09-04 2 PRACTICE LIMITED Ti) II EYE. Muscle anomalies W^j Crossed eye*. /S^i ompiicated cases [/w*%r oi dffectin Iyf vision. VT^ GLASSES IF Nfc.J>» R. A. THOMPSON, D.O* (Dr. of Ocular Setae* 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLO* ?hon<; 3001 Consultation Without Obligation. \\f m^~~£u In jJ^^J WEAKNESS OEBIUTV ANJEMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of75 words
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Advertisement291 1938-09-04 3 S«^ )r i CC( I cars. Modern body lines and rich inlcrioi ai>[ < niosl fasli<lious and discriiiiinaU- demands. Economy, dependatmty, safety. LLOG AGE SPACE -Luggage compartments rc»Mn)RT-For«. V-8 inters have asy sleerill seK.e^glsing brakes, synchro.mcsh gear s.uf. eon.nfor.c S BB^JSaSt^^^S Lch. »H. S Tec, i,odic S and safc.y P291 words
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Advertisement604 1938-09-04 4 M^^^^M^^^^^^^^^^^MM^ilMllWP^Ml M M^^^^^^^^^^^M^^BßßMßßßß««»aß«alßM"B a jMM' B aB IMIMIB I^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I IRKO -RADIO'S GRAND PARADE OF 'hm TO UK "b^e^ u,v E s 'MUSIC FUN RHYTHM »nd BEAUTY! iWI S£l/iaHi:£* /i^-JS^ IUUUIVj X XVXX J. J.J.a^t^ man's career and cost another his life a time of recklessness IMK3P|I OIMMV4. TO- WAY604 words
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NOEL BARBER'S HOLLYWOOD FILM PAGE
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Article, Illustration718 1938-09-04 5 HOLL YWOOD HAS NO NEED TO WORR Y, SA YS CHIEF OF GREATEST CINEMA -Producers 'Scared' J-JOPE you like this new-style film page. It's a change anyway. And to-day we're going to talk about the world's greatest cinema and the guy who runs it. All visitors calling on Mr. Van718 words
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Article14 1938-09-04 5 J Grace Moore s childFilrv G^en. a ted as 2| tolumbia picIn Love."14 words
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Article, Illustration188 1938-09-04 5 Is if the gold dig^rs are with us again this time, my lifiLdmnb reader? s the "Gold Diners in Paris." As »tWre aren't enough fcfcre already I Rosemary Lane, Arten I Habel Todd give out with |**musical hit which is due -h Herbert That188 words
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Article208 1938-09-04 5 BEST FILM OF THE WEEK jf E ior a moment, b< tii a vvv line HI It- name 1 Adapted from Erich Maria Rcmarque'i of F.urop* i It is "Tl to the c, rt Taylor, M shot 'i rt Young in the lea* 'I TJnnimvuin ctnrti 1 T a background208 words
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Article, Illustration263 1938-09-04 5 r<AN you picture Grace Mooit singing "Minnie the Moocher,' with appropriate gestures don't believe it? Well, trot right over to the Pavilion Theatre wher her new Columbia picture, "Wher You're T n Love," cpens, and take a look. Tako a few looks. It is one263 words
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Advertisement84 1938-09-04 5 NO MORE CASTOR OIL with nasty smell and disagreeable taste USE INSTEAD J^P^l fASTOPHENE fc*# SWEET CASTOR OIL CHOCOLATES. V^^: Non-Gripping, Non-Habit-Forming, Sweet, Cs r Pleasant and EflFective Laxative and Purgative. HAS NOT THE SLIGHTEST TASTE or SMELL of CASTOR OIU Tastes Only Like Chocolate. f' i For Children, Adults84 words
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696 1938-09-04 6 Death Reveals Secret Scottish Wedding London, Aug. 26. "I AM the widow of Lord Haioun. II ad known him since before the war. We were engaged three times, and in June we became man and wife— by declarator just over the696 words
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Article109 1938-09-04 6 who is LADY CLIVE? ill !IO is Lady Marcia Clive, who revealed that she married thr "harum-scarum" Lord HaUton in secret shortly before his death? Altbttigll she is described a* Lady M. (live, of Garlands Hollow, near Knutsford, Che. shire, in the telephone directory, there is no trace of her109 words
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Article190 1938-09-04 6 MYSTERY OF LOST TOWNS SOLVED Belgrade. r|iHE mystery of the lost towns of Macedonia is gradually being solved. The town of Stobi on the Vardar (the ancient Axios) which was the home of St. John of Stobi, one of the most famous historians of the Dark Ages, has now been190 words
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Article, Illustration72 1938-09-04 6 Tomatoes, turnips, cabbages and other vegetables will dance in the new documentary film which is being made at j the Shepherd's Bush (London) studios by Gaumont-British Instructional, Limited. The vegetables will be the costumes worn by forty girls dancing in Ihe "Vegetable Ballet", based on the contents72 words
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Article216 1938-09-04 6 GOLD STRIKE FROM THE AIR London, Aug. 20. A GOLD strike from the air it| reported. The discovery was made 30 x miles east of the Yellowknife River, which flows about 300 miles south of the Arctic Circle, by >?r. Fred W. Thompson, a veteran prospector. IVlr. Thompson was educated216 words
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233 1938-09-04 6 Ten Months Gaol For Stroke Of Pen Berlin. ny turning an "L" into a "T," Hans Schulle of Magdeburg has earned himself a sentence of 10 months' imprisonment. Sehulle, who is 29, appeared before thr- Moabit (Berlin) court, charged with falsifying his name. Tqst Vear in order to avoid Dayine:233 words
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Article100 1938-09-04 6 WOMAN FIGHTS WOLF Alexandria. ftFTER wounding 11 people, a wolf was driven off by a peasant wnman when the beast was about to attack her four-year-old son in a little village near Mehalla el Kobra, in the "ehera Province. The peasant woman was returning home from the fields, carrying her100 words
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Article75 1938-09-04 6 ANCIENT ART FINDS IN IRAN Tiflis. JEWELLERY and works of art giving *J evidence of an ancient civilisation whose existence was hitherto unknown have been unearthed during excavations of burial places in the Tzalk district or Georgia. Among 1,225 objects found are clav vessfels decorated with very fine paintings thought75 words
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Advertisement192 1938-09-04 6 fo c^> Let this guide you when you arc in searrh of quick relief j j F burning pain or agonising flatulence from achfs and pains; doc- a-nd heartburn make you dread mealtors and deOtfetl prescribe times, take a little 'BHuratcd' Magnesia after your next meal. By neutralising th 3192 words
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Advertisement106 1938-09-04 6 LARGE COMPANIES ADDING NEW MEN Only physically fit are selected With business conditions improving, large firms throughout the world are selecting men, sound in body and health. Better business is demanding more strenuous effort in all walks of life. Weak, anaemic, rundown men find Waterbury's Compound a marvelous source of106 words
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Advertisement797 1938-09-04 6 No. 4 Finishing Touches of H;u monTcTTT""^ In our previous liv> types of barmon ON'Dff-*^ "b^ Harmon ir-.t i 1 baud w!t i 1 .j, rftw nrocui iji^ mus^c for ".'<luctor^ i c *W«a find se\eiil very good II H a pr i tvsi ci.iliv published for nublished by Hohner.797 words
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Article54 1938-09-04 7 It's Such A Nice Boy fl! is the quintessence of teaty," says one of waissons in a book. *kw over some horse- > Mtaerved and immeb dropped our load of remembfr that w* gave me the in--1 <rf a budding rose tombs fell in their It was exceptionally *?toy. any54 words
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Article, Illustration1255 1938-09-04 7 ririSl SHr l/h An At a AND I AND ftt fcfchifchts of the I^t ueeting of the LegisJnCjoncfl was a strong "or. J E. Smith critici- 'tedwls adopted by the in dealing with the j or. Smith contended •ear programme of (of brothels) had iifsrnacm? failure1,255 words
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Advertisement54 1938-09-04 7 "ROYAL BAKERY Birthday CAKES are made in many varieties, with attractive and colourful decorations to delight *i;e heart of any child. Whether on.- or twenty-«ne, we cater fa them all. T>HO*E: STORE :>:s7(i (4 lines), K. LUMPUR 3331 (2 lines), IPOH 110 111 (2 lines). Adit, of Singapore Cold Storage54 words
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Article3402 1938-09-04 8 ON THE BRINK BY EUSTACE HOLDEN This Week's Short Story AiTARENTLY the shore was deserted, but every now and then from the lon^ shadow ol ro-:k a pebble splashed into a poo! Presently the pebble thrower ros wit!: a grunt of impatience and walked into the open, a tall man3,402 words
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Advertisement271 1938-09-04 8 (Juality 2£ M llm&\]\JlAL.\'TY first that is. the guiding principle in jm if >X^' the manufacture of 'Ovaltine.' Upon its supreme jj I ifl c l ua^ lt y anc^ unrivalled nutritive properties millions fljHI I iJ? of people rely for health and fitness. e vv^°' c Ovaltine organisation reflects271 words
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Advertisement62 1938-09-04 8 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? Here's the answer MACLEANS^p PEROXIDE Mi'Jcaru patented T^^^^Vl V% A ffW PUIt whjTe n<i//lr P^weffotive: IfjJj I U D A \TC I'M^ »l-c t.xith 'A. T. Gillespi* ill I 1.. pa!lte trcs i, an d P.O. Box 217, clean from hrst Singapore W*™ to62 words
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Advertisement237 1938-09-04 8 NO REST RYld NO SLEEP BY Mi Woman with Sfverrfc^ I Fv»r the bonpftt of othen I troubled with the r I ed from, a grateful womaaS I "Last May I had a vm J» I of neuritis in the leg, wh>ch 1 possible for me to rest faa? I237 words
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Article1117 1938-09-04 9 L Symptoms I And Cure uptime spent on the sawahs, no additional food is supplied L runners. (K course, during the rest of the time food I some districts such as the neighbourhood of Cheribon, rj rice) or riedek (the bran of rice) 1 is supplied] additional !'<>. d1,117 words
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DISEASE BREAKS
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Article93 1938-09-04 9 Santiago (Chile). rOMPCLSORY hard labour for u drunkards "so that this activity may serve as a means of regeneration" has been levived by the Chilean Government. All persons convincted of being drunk, states; an official circular, are to be taken over the local municipalities and made93 words
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Article177 1938-09-04 9 AIRCRAFT AS DISEASE CARRIERS A London, method for the disinfection of aircraft in flight, thus preventing the spread of diseases, has been developed by Imperial Airways, Ltd., according to an article by Dr. E. P. Mackie, th- Company's medical adviser, and Mr. H. S. Crabtree of the Experimental Department, in177 words
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Article53 1938-09-04 9 In appreciation of the efforts of the Olch Oieh Party on behalf of the China Reiitf Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Soon Ann of Pehang are presenting the party with a silver cuo on Sept. 10. tv>e openInp date of t.ho party's charily" performance at53 words
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Advertisement15 1938-09-04 9 r J **H« dog A 9ti ■is 0 31 f#- 2 ■^14? Powder TO I15 words
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Advertisement579 1938-09-04 9 Gain 10 fo 25 Pounds Build Rich, Red Blood Strong, Steady Nerves New Discovery from Hollywood, California, used by Movie Stars, Quickly Renews Energy, Builds Glorious New Vitality and Solid Flesh in One Week Are you Thin Scrawny, Underweight, finest health, weight, strength and energy Nervous Tired Worn-Out, and unable579 words
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Advertisement461 1938-09-04 9 Keep \four Skin Free from 'i Chafing or ®ffl jlrritationj IWij j iVjLany women think that discomfort '*L lZ; /j from chafing and a hot prickly skin is unavoidable. To-day thousands are disco\ering the wonderful comfort to bo JU*t*j wmpM\ obtained from using Cuticura Talcum. '*h H^re is a powder461 words
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Article, Illustration669 1938-09-04 10 Through The Eyes of a Women Bv Our Own Corr ispondent Different— But Both So Very Lovely Floral accessories still continue to be in hiL-h favour as trimmings and < y are to be seen everywhere. From I crown of your head to the hem of your frock or the669 words
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Article618 1938-09-04 10 THIS WEEK in FRASER'S HILL the Hill Bungalows rim I jor Ciub have kept very full during the week. On Sunday, however, th- golf course was much quieter— consequently o:u: played much better golf—no losing <•> tompers by being detained at every hele!! While the dance at the selangor Club618 words
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385 1938-09-04 10 THE extreme popularity of H.H. the Sultan of Johore was evidenced by the large number of people who came to bid him farewell at the Johore Royal International Club on Sunday evening last, prior to his departure for Europe- From S o'clock onwards, the385 words
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Article264 1938-09-04 10 CROWDED DANC NIGHT AT THE "DOG" N Ir^TH uro^v last and I larger crowd than '^^fi »»mbers ith pl^^ dancers eu H brocade gown, th, £*S! of which was ftmsh^JN mauve georgette; Mrs Z w ever, wore a d^ crepe with a high cowl J2 wide frills on the skirt.264 words
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Advertisement135 1938-09-04 10 ■■(■■■•■■■■■■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W£ iAD£ ?A££ ~T vi-- v 1- lELSIEI ELSIE MARY \ii;lili4vs. negligees kodney house- S tllld r«ifl|>.H Battery Road. iBHSHaI all d I DRESSES FOR ALL| J OCCASSIONS received. fQ JQ j 18, Battery Road, Ist floor. Phone 7143. S ■(■■■■■■■■■■■■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii v-»-.^-w<—»-^--^— r V Elizabeth A rden 's fCf*'135 words
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Advertisement25 1938-09-04 10 MYLETO HAIR COLOUR RESTORER WILL RESTORE GREY OR FADED HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR. F er 75 CtS bottle Medical Hall Ltd. 3, Battery Road.25 words
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Advertisement73 1938-09-04 10 *-PRISCILLA Ltd.-* PURE SILK S lIOSIIvIIY SAMS I S FOR j ONE WEEK ONLY TEL. 3335. 61, Stamford Road. S Yi(rii:fieiiillllllillBilllfliiiilliiiniiiiipi aalllllr(IIMIIII)I la| Mlial I Palais des Modes j 12-A, Stamford Road. j jFor the Women in Search of Beauty! j i Berlei: j j Foundation Garments. V<"iruiu»i(iiMiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiaiiiiiiHiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiuii»ii':uV AIIX CHATS73 words
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Advertisement34 1938-09-04 10 mphon FRuncow Cowns-Hats-Handto —Novelties New .stock of morning *•*> Dre&ses have just a; Your visit is requests Tel. 6636 11 Stimfart^ BOFt M a?f^ 111 ass K ?^1 ducts offer s" C4 disroloratwn tw c^,,^J34 words
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Article205 1938-09-04 11 r H f r baby v Icr-fecJ.:: l«ff«£rioad hk a sum P Td bone-bi'ildins: I toe which produce heal ait for a baby seven to *d is 16 ounces milk, r, sail oun**e su^ar and cEof barley, oat, nee cr arrowroot cooked for 20 s baby is fed he205 words
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Article101 1938-09-04 11 CAN YOU LIKE GOOD COFFEE? mda be made In jj -fitter it is a drt- £*wr silex valve* nflveless per- te oM-fashioned pot L fresh coffee of a £tfd m r ht rind .0 -c be used, made in -hlv scalded con- j -r.ual for good i oest retain the101 words
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Article166 1938-09-04 11 Party To New German Consul UTE had the pleasure recently of meeting Dr. Winbecker. the new German Consul General and his wile at. a delightful party given in their honour by Mr. ana Mrs. Grautoff. The hostess looked charming in a siini fitting gown of heavy black crepe which was166 words
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Article, Illustration350 1938-09-04 11 Bare- Back Beauty WHICHEVER way you turn in the world of fashion, it seems that decolletage is growing more and more popular. In daytime, you see bare arms, shoulders and backs beneath gay playsuits and at night evening gowns are showing more and more of a tendancy towards strapless decolletage.350 words
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Article28 1938-09-04 11 SELECT RESIDENTIAL ESTABLISHMENT, BEST LOCATION IN KATONG. EXCELLENT CUISINE lAHGE AIRY ROOMS WITH BATHROOMS ATTACHED OWN SITTING ROOM FACING SEA. BATHING PAGAR, TENNIS, GARAGES, TELEPHONE L><K>3.28 words
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Article640 1938-09-04 11 Jy yen want to be well dressed you must plan your outfits so thiu they produce a harmonious whole, especially as regards colour. Never fall into the. error of wearing an odd assortment of colour, a blouse of one .shade, a skirt of another;640 words
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Article147 1938-09-04 11 You can wear .an. any colour or combination ol coh urs, 5 especially If you havi d S features. Avoid stroni cI w 5 near the face, however, u this S will 10b ycu of you: own delicate tints. Green, violet, purp black arc sood colours147 words
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Advertisement42 1938-09-04 11 Pfogrtts for Lactogen" contains scftßtelfefc "^m! E)^^. v *so^ c *d diet, which provides in J| '•Tis and proportions all the food -*i ouneral salts baby needs to jL sound digestive system, and a L* 1^ in austral|^^ I ■K H /I42 words
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Advertisement102 1938-09-04 11 WHY ENDURE Monthly Complaints WHEN "Ladies Brown Pills CURE THEM Price $1. a bottle from Mr. C. S. CHAN 277, RACE COURSE KOAD, SINGAPORE. DUE To Mrs. Christie's departure for Europe IS GOING TO VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION j From fo-day two weeks only. About 58,000 Thousand Stock Will be Sold s102 words
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Advertisement87 1938-09-04 11 MADAME PAGE 02. Piccadilly. London EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER ANNOUNCES i The opening of a new dreso department of all govms exclusively designed and made by her at prices ranging from $5 to $30. 13, Battery Road. Tel. 6327 p asa ■•■■■■■<■■■■•■■•■■■■"•■ ASSURANCE Of Personal Daintiness TAMPAX The original tampon,87 words
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SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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Article587 1938-09-04 12 U/HKX Lord Hsriedi, as Secretary of State for the Colonies, hit upon the bright idea oi compiling an annual report which shouW review the affairs oi the Colonial Km:, rc h« probably had in mind .hat it mil a tot oi unnecessary asking of questions in the r(587 words
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Article479 1938-09-04 12 i THE manager entered the restaurant just as the new waiter rushed out. Inside a customer was raging. "What's the matter, sir?" asked the manager. "Discharge that man at once," demanded the diner. "I'm very sorry about .this egg, sir, but I can't discharge479 words
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Article, Illustration1088 1938-09-04 12 WHY an Anglo-American Bloc means so much to PEACE Hands across the sea s£a 7^\ NE good thing that has «u^ com? out of the many mternational alarms o1 the past few years and the periodical gathering of the war clouds over Europe has been a steady development of the1,088 words
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Advertisement73 1938-09-04 12 SEEINC IS BELIEVING. The "H.M.V." Refrigerator ;*-'ua:iy locLs ccia modem .and efficiert .rotten *>*&**?*&, But i. is the hr. i c > and cetj of by t; r: average p« h the iinpiidability ind thr usefulness ol a reirigerato "iJpt.n^-^-liie Anything mechrnical will rcqu '>-l ieand» nCl 1^ w li73 words
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Article, Illustration84 1938-09-04 13 This is the lounge at the Buk't T mah golf club, cause of the "war" between men and women. Do you think these chairs are suitable for men who come in hot and wet after a hard round of golf? Or do you think basket84 words
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258 1938-09-04 13 (Sunday Triune Staff Repoiter) yfifdfesat Singapore's Bukit Tmah club loni^ known as one keenest clubs in 'i-rs part >f Malaya arc annoyed. They ,ie intrusion of ITlUch feminine influence fee] that the L-^tflrfbein? a place for "hard work," is rapidly deteriorating .■«tin?258 words
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Article139 1938-09-04 13 i London, Aug. 26. ACCORDING to a Colombo cable a direct air route from Africa across the Indian Ocean, linking Mombasa, Colombo and Singapore, v foreshadowed in the report of the Director of Civil Aviation to the Ministry of Communications there. Thi c we 1 1 °*>T>r» »">t\<'139 words
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Article, Illustration194 1938-09-04 13 Harold Lancaster - Harold Lancaster (Well, Fewer People Are Dressing Up Like This) I I (By Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) DEGISTRY office marriages in Singapore are on the increase, the reason being that they are cheaper, quicker and cause less trouble. I paid a visit to the registry cffices194 words
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205 1938-09-04 13 Flew In Box To Answer His Fiancee's Appeal I London, Aug. 26. A XSWEPJNG an urgent call from his chorus girl fiancee in Holland, Mr. W. M. Edwards raced to catch a plane at Croydon. He found all the passenger planes looked up. On the tarmac a freight piane, Amsterdam205 words
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Article60 1938-09-04 13 Sproatley, East Yorkshire, magistrates I rdered a boy of twelve six strokes of he birch for stealing a shilling from a l loy of nine. Tr\e boy, helped by another ged twelve, who was put on probation, mocked the nine-year-old boy off his I licycle, held60 words
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Article273 1938-09-04 13 S. C. Oei - PENANG CLERKS WANT A HOLIDAY S. C. Oei (By (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter). THERE is a growing discontent in Penan g among" members of the clerical class, outside the Government service, who feel that they have net been justly treated in the matter of annual holidays. N^ne dare to voice273 words
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Article75 1938-09-04 13 or (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Retailers of mutton are at \\-ir. Daring the last few divs. Cure has been severe price ratting, and mutton is to-day obtainable at 25 cpnts a Ib compared with 45 cents a week ago. Fishmongers suffer in comeqneace for the public prefer75 words
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323 1938-09-04 13 R. McLeod - Woman Doctor Hits Out At Singapore Evil R. McLeod [By (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter.) IRREGULARITIES ai id the exploitation of yotmf girls in Singapore were criticised by woman Dr. Lee Choo Neo in an interview with mo this week. "\s :i r!octor and a woman/' she said "I fully support323 words
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Article, Illustration53 1938-09-04 13 Light as air graceful as nymphs appear Miss Doris SchwodHT of Brixton (above) and Miss Rose Philips of Foresi liill as, with a btautiiuily clouded sky as back.urciind, they "parachute'' lo the water wit') a bunch of balloons and a parasol to ease their fail at the Croydon open -air53 words
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Advertisement122 1938-09-04 13 Attacks of tONCHITIS "to in 10 Minutes "^f* "Hk ft Wr^, book for every m i g address below. ll^tf *w ln bottles of iitSSS cents in stamps 1 [^JUespie. P.O. Box 217. i To Restore YOUR r'COUR YOUTH VITALITY I \F?* tak ing lhe New Double Strength Super-Activated VIRILI-122 words
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Advertisement75 1938-09-04 13 SPRING i FUL-VUE NO-SCRU I Tiny springs are used In Ful-Vue No-Scru \y glasses* to cushion the lenses. Electrically soldered rins hold the lenses tightly anij permanently In place. Naturally that' w protects fem against breakage and maks the rimless style in eyewear truly p-actic:il as well as preferable for75 words
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Advertisement58 1938-09-04 13 Rill Your Piles Don t i*.t dangerous, agonising, internal or external piles sap your vitality and cause an expensive, painful operation. In ti minutes you can stop the pain and quickly shrink pore, swollen tissues with the Doctor's new prescription, China-Hold. It's guaranteed to fix you up in 10 days58 words
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Advertisement215 1938-09-04 13 Dr. TAYNE'S/^ SANA TIVE PILL S TgrfJ The Best Remedy for Sick Headache- and Constipation. Dorrt, poison your system with food waste. Expel these dangerous and listless waste 'matters daily The poison originating Irom remaining food waste is taken up by the blocd stream and absorbed by all organs of215 words
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351 1938-09-04 14 Berlin. T>ERLIN'S "men in blue" are close rivals c" London's "Bobbies" for the title of the World 1 Politest Police, to jiulpre from their treat- 4 m nt of motorists and others. Their patience is being sorely tried hv the hordes of new drivers let351 words
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Article872 1938-09-04 14 E7HB V m f IN which I discourse on S\ ic i the difficulty of choosing s rr j S b between two courses and t regretfully have to decline a great public honour^ g i owing to the heavy de- i S mand872 words
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Article133 1938-09-04 14 ATE HARE, GOT THREE MONTHS Wetzlar. Germany. i MOTORIST in Western Germany A who ran over a hare and ale it has been sentenced to three months imprisonment. He was motoring by nignx wiui a i companion to his home in the village i if Dorlar, near Wetzlar, when he133 words
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Advertisement199 1938-09-04 14 )f -»~*~-^-~-y> i^/TN^I 1 TICKETS ISSUED COOKS BY ffraAM j TRAVEL i NO BOOKING FEES. I ients and those of all V l other resident communities are the best of attention and S as£is f >ance. 1 i 3S, AOSINSON RIK SINQAPOBX. TELKPBOVTS Ml*. 1 V^. BATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA199 words
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Advertisement346 1938-09-04 14 \}ou can get good pictures 4iip from the start Photography with the c yy^JK^^ i^J^N. Popular "Brownie" is pic- < /> x ture-making in its easiest 1 1 l«y/,^Sffl»/ form. Ail you do is press j 111 y r9rFj/j V a ever anc l you've taken' \l i*- fIK4 a346 words
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Advertisement923 1938-09-04 14 Read The MALAYA TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya I GICFA Cures Both f^p-"! STOMACH INTESTINAL m INDIGESTION ffflmiWi Do you know that your stomach digest! only a guirter 1 a^ y° u cat t>s t^ ie on winding tube of your \)£s=Ay INTESTINES which causes most indigestion. That it Lart* nd923 words
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Advertisement12 1938-09-04 14 «f f Ty Ito protect r*^ I that dentists r««^ tfo I12 words
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Article248 1938-09-04 15 BRITAIN AS THE EMPIRE GRANARY London, Aug. 20. aiV for free Government lm U raw material*, which n f wir r<»uld become at one the the BYitfefc Issok oi «-jired in a |.ai«r by Mr. .^lfyaes. the economist, a«*!«ad for him to Mir Ecom by Mr. C. F. Shove, yj248 words
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Article101 1938-09-04 15 DOGS SHOT AS "SPIES" Moscow. ["<> c!<-s have been shot for Spying* 1 on the Eastern Si benan border of Soviet Russia A border patrol snw two sha- s sdink across from Manchu mmm into Soviet Territory, stales Komsomclskaya Pravda," o r«*an the n.n% Communist League One of the guards,101 words
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154 1938-09-04 15 LUCK PLUS HARD WORK ALONE BRINGS SUCCESS "IT is the greatest fallacy t o sap- po<c that any one ever succeeded by pure luck alone luck may help but there must always be the background of hard work to make the j opportunity and seize it when it cones." r154 words
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244 1938-09-04 15 Clergyman Leads Exploration In Walrus -Skin Canoe Kotzebue, Alaska. VTINE men, led by a Jesuit explorer-scientist, are pioneering across the "Top of the World" h: a walrus-skin canoe. ine voyage, wnicn sianea irom iving Island. Alaska, and has already includ- d a perilous 250-mile voyage through Ihe treacherous Bering Strait,244 words
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Article164 1938-09-04 15 Cambridge THERE is urgent need throughout a 1 great part cf the Empire for greaseactivity in the scientific administration ot fisheries, according to Dr. Stank v j Kemp. President of the Zoology Section of the British Association. "The plain fact is," Dr. Kemp said hi an address during164 words
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Advertisement282 1938-09-04 15 Standard Radio Components and Tubes Transmission Parts and j Tubes Test Instruments And everything for radio*and sound. CONSULT US ON YOUR RADIO !f SOUND PROBLEMS For particulars, please apply to: I WORLD WIDE RADIO CO. SINGAPORE. I tonya Tribune Dominant hi Malaya Heart Trouble Dangers wtoHigh Blood Pressure *«se Many282 words
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Advertisement573 1938-09-04 15 STOMACH PAIN GOES I INSTANTLY •DiAMONtr Bf m *i>^ \V^\ fl kOUND U^TVESTMf.Nrr \T« v«« «p«b<i o«»-r>.ird «rf yA fwu» C(« te b«l rhfTpfotv C\k fl row bnUtaril b rh* mod it^tf fl bjiportant itetn at bjrauui*' V Ijf H to pour booA w& J^L. r>" w« b. rartsfiad »fr%573 words
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Article, Illustration570 1938-09-04 16 WHY NOT GIVE THE MEN A CHANCE? A \N)\'(; the flood of pictures which re/uhr'y descend upon the art department of the Tribune Group, one in particular has caught my ey\ The caption beneath it reads: M X, who won the Charm and Glamour Girl Competition. The coh»pet:to» s were570 words
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Article89 1938-09-04 16 Johannesburg. TRANSVAAL gold production in July 1 cot im new records with an oiitpit* of 10^7 123 fine ounces, valued ?t £7 241,217. In Mav the cutout was 1.091 .Wl ounces, and that for June was a Httlfi lower, but fhp valuation was shWinT higher at89 words
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291 1938-09-04 16 COMMODORE WHOSE SHIP SANK THE U-BOAT WANTS A JOB London, Aug. 20. OIR Charles Mathcson, who has just retired from the service of the Orient Line, of which •ie was Commodore, is looking for a new po-,t. He has had 46 years on the sea. '•I feel far too vigorous291 words
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Advertisement541 1938-09-04 16 Nervous! Weak! Get Up Nights! Kidneys Musi (lean Out Adds I'M TIRED OUT 1 f TRY CYSTEX llf ITHELPEDYOU YES,MYANKLE& N«vd?S E .?CM?S!i MAYBE YOUR WONDERFULLY AND GET UP NIGHTS J MONEYS NEED HELP 1 f~~~\ fsGONE YOU SAY 1 I YES, >T WONT COST I|S DAYt LATERJ j opt541 words
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Advertisement191 1938-09-04 16 BSA Service-after-purchase and hioh Mfcon lend prices are two of BS As great assets. I The Cycle Carriag< Sin^anore. Malacca, Kuala Lu I Penan? Motors. Penan- rpoh Motors, f .^^^m -ti^Hk jy mr itP^tf tK jPy ■"< <t Ti/lli^l i- A ana energy" And he adds: Sanatogen f "Not that191 words
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Advertisement62 1938-09-04 16 1 n now th, rw J^H proved bv trfntift^ SB PO^anf fnettsfc tnati ft 1 Riders are enthtautk m j on account or itg rei*S tively light weight t: V J easy handling. A B£a Motor Cycle gives jerrte and value far in adm* of any other make 1 I62 words
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Advertisement34 1938-09-04 17 "''••■llllllllllllll,,,,,!,,, iiuiiiimisiKinei iiiliiis. Worry is over na^e arranged for e Prudential to take Care of our old age *'nidential Assurance Co., Ltd. *u in England). BANK BUILDING, SINGAPORE, wurance Institution in the British Empire.34 words
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Advertisement457 1938-09-04 17 uostric Ulcers forlfeoK^|tt| written to Macleans v^^^^^^l by those who have suffered from all >- ggmg forms of stomach mm r^^^ft trouble, teUing of m the one way they b£L have been able to SR get relief. Here is m. an example: HEw J "Tried every remedy" I have suffered457 words
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Advertisement1460 1938-09-04 17 The Remedy That Has Definitely Mastered BAD CIRCULATION gftfMr Ua M Imm JJaf /M IW aW J^m y^^P^sW 11 For Blood, Veins, Arteries and Heart \J <J AILMENT resulting from poor or sluggish circulation of the blood -L^» can resist the curative action of Elasto. Varicose veins are restored to1,460 words
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Miscellaneous713 1938-09-04 17 iffffE AIR TO-DAY |en And Where To Listen In (1 33 mcs.) o«nd music. 0*1 "Sral concert relay jSJ^SfSla View Hotel,. Igfiebeswl concert. <Con'g^eousUght music (relayed from I «*JK*rian Church) S^SSvice relayed from ■2*Uyterian Church. violin recital. .-•■weather, news anl jftfons by Louis Levy oaomont British Syrnl 2ff^ c^ wslPtter713 words
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Miscellaneous109 1938-09-04 17 HOLLAND PCJ 15.2? Ittcs (19.7 m.) p.m. 6.45 Special broadcast for Asii China. Japan and Further Indi by the Roman Catholic Broad casting Association (K.R.0.). T.45 National anthem and cpenin announcement. 7.50 Special broadcast on behalf c the Y.M.C.A. by Dr. J. L, G Gregory. 8 10 Daily news bulletin.109 words
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Advertisement377 1938-09-04 18 now to pit on f fof \DS 01 FLESH I FEW WEKKS! Take Itottflesa Vitamin Tablets. Men and women who are losing weight, mho !:w- under the shadow ol a namelea: dread, can tak< frt courage. Daring the teal tl years, a wonderful new flesh- tormina, w* Increasing tonic I377 words
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Advertisement200 1938-09-04 18 I WORLD'S FINEST PENI I ft^ crowning ochieveI &jB ment of fine pen er>g»I neering.With huge Skrip I capocity and balanced I for hand comfort, 1 Sheaffer's alone proM vides all seven of today's big features in m pen efficiency. And only Sheaffer's gives you the Lifetime* guarantee for the200 words
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Advertisement176 1938-09-04 18 YESTERDAY S De^; TOMORROW Is Inbon TO-DAY h Yove: On the -a-cat Clock of Tine fes i but one word— NOW! Don't tot what you MIGHT have done it a Past, or whxu you INTEND to do it a FUTURE: Be a nan of action TXH3C If you want to176 words
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Article, Illustration20 1938-09-04 19 mm otfed \min Honorary Secretary of the I Sciation who has taken great pains j pla>ers in Johore.20 words
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305 1938-09-04 19 Phoenix - Controlling Body for Province Wellesley? Phoenix I >"" 1 S j SPECIAL j am i BADMINTON j FEATURE I| a JJ i a i i i j (Edited By T-t ■■Illlllllllillin to doubt that the r«I popularity in Ljfbtdminton in ProIfaJejleY is gradually I *Jk Urination of an Lto »ntrol305 words
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Article, Illustration653 1938-09-04 19 Two Events In Singapore Tournament Cancelled For Lack Of Support (By "Phoenix" Singapore). JHANKS to the efforts of a committee member, the S.B.A. is, after all, holding the women's open singles event, which, a few weeks ago, was in danger of being dropped. Arrangements have. I understand, been made for653 words
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382 1938-09-04 19 (By "Racquet" Pcrak) TO two of my previous articles 1 referred h "£*2™£ 1 Tan Chews Phor, the ex-champion of Perak, and A. S. Samuel, the Mata™3es title holder of Kuala Lumpur. This week lam writing about Tan Boon Picw, the former No.382 words
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Article, Illustration62 1938-09-04 19 Mr. F. M. Still, a j keen Johore sports- J man, is president oi j the Johore District H Badminton Associ-ij ation. His interest I das been a source^ ei encouragement to^| players in thc^ State. Malays aref showing remarkable prcgress in the fea-p ther same, and it^62 words
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186 1938-09-04 19 oong Seong Cup I II II X I II I I (By "Ramble Selangor) rjiHREE States await keenly the results of an inquiry presently being held by the "Foontf i Seong" Cup committee. Inquiry has to deal with the recent semiI final between Juhore186 words
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Advertisement110 1938-09-04 19 6 you** s^.. this Wis... Beauty Treatment J* HOME Health comes first: beauty follows. HI That's why Amami Shampoos make hair really ***bv«*« lovely. The 47 health and beauty ingredient fafcgll^^ m Amami Shampoos freshen up the scalp, invigorate the roots, and so give you the joy ol Lr^' »aex-110 words
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Advertisement121 1938-09-04 19 i sarf inn lin Q C^y it's not enough to hsve JHQ '^'3! lovely frocks. To look jfjfil «fi smart you must 'be s//m. So slim fm S| sefc/y with Redex— applied exter- f fflft no///, absolutely harmless, simple to use. Approved by physicians. /^K f S d Simply rub121 words
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Advertisement469 1938-09-04 19 JHKJHKJH Every Movement An Effort. When rheumatism, sciatica or lun. bago lays boli of you. your life becomes a misery. The uonstan ache, v. hi< hbe comes pjcute pain at every movement, slowly but .sureiv undermines your strength, and if the right treatmen' not forthcoming leads lo serious disablement and469 words
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Article560 1938-09-04 20 p] soccer season ching rugger and fog to occupy the attention f sportsmen more and itions are that the ;i rugger season w nt one of the busiest for < lla of U re draWn up their ftxtu :< !t on wili be I teams ft* pra<560 words
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Article, Illustration12 1938-09-04 20 I mmmm*&m.wwmmn n» m^ mr m l i DOFGAI HARPER12 words
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535 1938-09-04 20 A WEEK from to-day, hockey will be a familiar sight in Singapore if not Ma-aya. It looks as if the I present inclement weather will prevail for some time yet and thereby necessitate 1 the cancellation of som? of the sepson's first535 words
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Article160 1938-09-04 20 BATTING 100* Wilfred (Ponniah's XI v. Govt. Printers). 76 Mrs. Bingley (Ladies v. Gentlemen Kampong Kuantan). 64* R. Thoy (S.R.C. v. Non-Benders). 60* Cpl. Hall (R.A.F. v. Rengam C.C). 57 J. W. Pin hey (Kamnong Kuantan Club v. Klang Club). 54 Mathews (Genuang C.C. v. Tampin CO.160 words
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Article, Illustration486 1938-09-04 20 IN THIS CORNER Boxing Notes By "Spectator" SINGAPORE boxing, w\ em at the mum ri| to be in b peifectly slumbrous *tate Is at ht.- 1 i-.i--ting a break. Young Frisco, Filipino battler who hag such a reputation local 1 v for his grand is here again ready to do486 words
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Article229 1938-09-04 20 COME of the last cricket matches of a very successful season wil: be play?d this week-end, and the distinction of having scored the last century of the season will probably fall to the credit of Capt. Bryan who accomplished the needful for the R.E. against the R.A.229 words
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Advertisement167 1938-09-04 20 A WEIL CARED FOR AND NOURISHED BODY In this age when nerves are strained to the point of complete breakdown, no one enjoys perfect health and full vitality. A tonic restorative based on scientific research is a leal necessity. OKASA, the discovery of the famous European Professor Dr. Lahusen, is167 words
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Advertisement123 1938-09-04 20 H easy running^ (^Menduring strength n s.**C'^/ vV \k^jlr DIAMOND Built cntir^V British parts, made in England by famous Makers. Firsl quality alloy st «l components, accurately machined, ensure easy running and enduring st,\n«.h A franics are precision balanced." Chromium plated parts. These Cycles .re r:r^ Z==L offered at considerably123 words
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Advertisement166 1938-09-04 20 ILUONS KNOW rHAT f .r/^-W A|lfn-SeliZ6 r CUPPING 'WAS USED TO Cl.'9E HEAD- j r^l»^ W ACHES ABOUT 80 Yt APS AGO. A CUPWOutH I „r^F<;l AN D bE PLACED ON THE FOREHEAD AND APIECE |S THE OU«tW tO Q£T OF PAPER IGNITED TO HEAT THE CUP PLEASANT WA Y166 words
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353 1938-09-04 21 Rover - Rover e lds Scores A Hat-Trick (By .Airmen 1. a convincing vvin over the Airmen by three T$ keenly contested first division soccer match at t^rdav afternion. Thp Sappers led by 2—o at theplayer, scored a hnt-trick for the winners the lead353 words
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Article33 1938-09-04 21 ITmSL 3 A *ter after a few £?*EJ et< isolated attacks htt«2' y this morning, and F»T£zl *o six Moslems and IV -I* 36 Troops and miliI -««t*iß visrilant ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article199 1938-09-04 21 A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Joseph's Church yesterday between Mr. John Matthew de Souza, son cf Mrs. E. de Souza and the late Mr. Matthew de Souza, of Singapore, and Miss Edith May de Souza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. V. de Souza of199 words
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208 1938-09-04 21 THE "WASTREL" PROMISES TO BE A GOOD SHOW (Sunday Tribrne Staff Reporter) LAST night's dress rehearsal oi the "Wastrel," at the Haw-Par Hall, was a pleasant foretaste of what is cbvicusly gcin^ to be a gcod shew. Produced by the Oleh Olch party, the premier will take place at the208 words
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Advertisement16 1938-09-04 21 lfteatre T *E»., SAT.. ltth ITlh, Sept.. k!! Paradise n?' 11^ Hub R3 BINS ON'S I16 words
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Advertisement93 1938-09-04 21 FIKST CLASS Perfumery organai (Coryn) A droo will last for day.s. Big bottle $2bO. small bottle $150. Obtainable from K. Maidei Boat Quay o) I'ay Oen S'eng Co.. and first das* dealers. NOTICE OF REMOVAL WONG LEE, Registered Architects, Appraisers and Structural Engineers have removed to the Szs Hai Tons?93 words
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Advertisement129 1938-09-04 21 f the pick of the hop harvests goes into J X,^^ TIGER BEEl^^ PERFECT, sun ripened hops, cultivated and grown with scientific care, and J&J^^^^B^^ok with one thought in, mind the production of good beer. <Tnmf I Tiger, brewed with the finest hops %jB I 1 imported fresh from Europe,129 words
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406 1938-09-04 22 Why Women Refrain From Participation: Need For Change in S-B.A. Committee Singapore Badminton Champio nships "FAIR SEX" CRITICISES PRESENT OFFICIALS JPHE view that a woman should i: Singapore Badminton Asrociati in the Sunday Tribune, is sup »>orte Sports Editor. Want of sympathy on the p the reason she i^ivos for406 words
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Article90 1938-09-04 22 <Mm day Tribune Staff Reporter. Shortly after half past eight last night an Indian cyclist was knocked down bv i a taxi at the junction of MacPherson j Road and Serangoon Road. The ambu- lance conveyed nim to hospital. A Chinese, said to be a new arrival from90 words
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145 1938-09-04 22 IMPORTANT CONFERENCE IN AUSTRALIA Sydney, Sept. 3. "TT is for me to turn to a higher A power for guidance," declared the Prime Minister, Mr. Lyons, in a striking speech welcoming the delegates at the opening of the second unofficial conference on British Commonwealth Relations, which is being held at145 words
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264 1938-09-04 22 HIGH COURT RULING ON FIVE-FOOT WAY SLEEPING k NAM A! AI, Singapore Harbour Brard cargo coclie, tired after his day's w< rk, lay en h's camp bed on the five-foot way of Anson F:a.l. It was- usual fcr him to lie dcTvn fcr a few mnrtes, but, on this fees264 words
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Article34 1938-09-04 22 hair yearly genera] meeting ol" the i -e EudJhist Association win tr irsoctatibn's premises, Gl Bpottiswccd Park at 4 p.m. 10-day. li m> ire specially requested t: ttond thi meetfne as Important Buddhisi H-\!i34 words
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305 1938-09-04 22 Thrilling Badminton At Clerical Union THKIL.LIWU Vies were piayea av me trentai cniou nau ycMeruay auernoon when the S.B.A. badminton tournament tor seniors was carried a stage further. The Mayflower B.P. nearly had all their hopes of winning the doubles dashed to the ground when their first string r>air, Peng305 words
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Article29 1938-09-04 22 ExCelle Show H New Alhan^ Tyrone Power *m Ike story si^ Chicago was a lim. tiers clustered S P«U of acticr. th nir one shouldn't mis u '-ft;,29 words
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Advertisement199 1938-09-04 22 in a ii l'b o n oi tf THREE SHOWS TODAY: 2.45. 6 Chinlamani Pictures' I irst and Finest TAMIJ "BHAKTA MEERA with a Hilarious Comedy "SHOKE SIM) ARAM GOES TO VILLA(,K." V. V. RAO'S Directional Fxcellence! V. H RAO'S Classjr VASUNDARA DEVI'S MeMiou> Music! tj Illlllllllliaill ■■■■■"•«l«4"<l<IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIMIIt||||| lllll|||||||||| I199 words
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1386 1938-09-04 23 Marcus Superbus - Marcus Superbus jjellent Conditions for Third Day (By for a lone time, was caused by Squeeze when in race at yesterday's Singapore Turf Ciiib meeting he l*J|uo a few lucky punters. m weather was a feature of the evening's sport was remarkally1,386 words
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Article108 1938-09-04 23 RACE ONE COMMA 523 and 57. Inventory PS Char S7 •RACE TWO PRINCE HERODE $35 and $12 Battalion S2l 3lonte Video Sl2 RACE THREE QUISANA $10 and $7 Blue Belk $12 Bu Sl2 RACE FOLK SQUEEZE $115 and $25 See You Later $9 Stormy Night $10108 words
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Article, Illustration353 1938-09-04 23 Tooren's gr e m (Whalan) 0 I7ed Dot <3) 8.4, A. Van Tooren's ch e g (Farthin?) 0 Waetere (1) 8.2, Lee Kim Puat's br am (Dawson) 0 Merry Widow '7) 8.1, Cheong Yok Choy and Cheong Yok Chong's ch a m (Dodd.J 0 Totes:353 words
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Advertisement121 1938-09-04 23 BIG SWEEP GOLDEN GLIMPSE ***** $17,518 HERBE FOLLE ***** $8759 VEDAS ***** $4379 STARTERS $487 EACH. Rostrum ***** Double Form ***** Celestial ***** Jubilee Son ***** Burraneer ***** Nutcracker ***** Dordrecht ***** Kalili ***** Mountain Stream ***** Tctal Pool 546.100. ■|tal IRIUM HELPS MILLIONS Hf it FIGHT DULL, DINGY TEETH!121 words
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Title Section8 1938-09-04 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1938.8 words
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Article, Illustration697 1938-09-04 24 BIGGEST EVENT FOR YEARS THK iwth anniversary of the accession of Queen Wilhelmina of Holland was celebrated la<t nijrht in a lavish fashion. Nearly all of Singapore's Dutch community turned up in the best of festive spirits at the Adelphi Hotel, to bepin celebrations,697 words
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119 1938-09-04 24 S'PORE FIRST STOP IN R. A. F. FLIGHT BID? [From Our Own Correspondent] Lcndcn, Aug. 2A. THE long-expected R.A.F. attack on the non-stop record is expected to be made within the next few weeks. The "Tribune" is informed that the Cranwell-Singapore hop is definitely favoured in official quarters, but i»o119 words
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Article106 1938-09-04 24 A motor lorry skidded and overturned at the 10th mile, Seletar Road, yesterday afternoonFour persons, two Tamils and two Sikhs, were injured. The Tamils sustained severe injuries. Their ccnd tion is serious. Fracture of the ribs and spine is feared. When the ambulance arrived, the Tamils106 words
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63 1938-09-04 24 Possession Of NonGovernment Chandu Singapore, Saturday.— Ku Ah Kee, a Chinese, was charged in the District Court this morning with being in possession of 121 tahils of non-Government chandu valued at $968, between Aug. 30 and Sept. 1, on board the submar.ne H.M.S. Regent of the Naval Base. Accused claimed63 words
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260 1938-09-04 24 RESULTS of English and Scottish league J^matches are as follows:— "^Wion ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Aston Villa 0> Derby C. 1 Charlton A. 2 Leeds 0 Chelsea 3 Leicester C. 0 Everton 2 Brentford 1 Huddersfield 1 Arseral I Manchester 4 Birmingham J Portsmouth t260 words
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