Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 12 March 1939
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Title Section14 1939-03-12 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 6— No. 10. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939. FIVE CENTS14 words
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Article448 1939-03-12 1 SOVIET POLICY OUTLINED A WARNING to warmongers was issued by Stalin in the course of his speech at the eighteenth congress of the Communist Party. "We are ready/' he declared, "to reply with a double Wow to warmongers daring to violate our frontiers/' Dealing with the internationalReuter - 448 words
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Article76 1939-03-12 1 CHINA TO OFFER HOME FOR JEWS Chungking, y THE Chinese .Gov«pn/n*itt i»j rijfurtc;) !6Th* giving at-* tention (6 a proposal for aj-yium in China for Jewish refvffees. The locality is not yet decided. Premier H. H. Kun« had or.'ginally proposed to establish a Jewish settlement en Hainai but this hadReuter - 76 words
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Article54 1939-03-12 1 Fire On P. O. Carthage London, Mar. 11— The P. O. announces a slight outbreak of fne in the Carthage, bound for the Far East between London and Southampton. The fire wai quicklv detected and extinguished. The cargo was slightly damaged. Ths -hip is sailing according 10 the timetable thisReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration40 1939-03-12 1 A model of an automatic "one-way" garage suitable in a special design as an air-raid shelter, is being shown at an exhibition opened by Mr. Herbert Morrison at the Royal Institute of British Architects in Portland Place.40 words
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Article251 1939-03-12 1 London, Mar. 11. WAR in China from the viewpoint of Britain, France and Soviet Russia was discussed at a conference on China in London. Mr. Archibald Sinclair, who presided, said that dictatorship powers had a common interest in exploiting the weakness of China and theReuter - 251 words
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Article50 1939-03-12 1 Madrid, Mar. 11. The suburbs are still busy but the city is calmer as the battle is localised in tne e&s< i the city. It is stated that the process of repression is slow as junta forces must carry on the fight without harming the civilian population.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article60 1939-03-12 1 Tripuri, Mar. 11. Disapproval and disassociation from the British foreign policy "which has consistently aided the Fascist powers" is voiced in two resolutions parsed by the Subjects Committee of the Congress. Condemnation of Japanese aggression in China is also expressed. The resolution will come up forReuter - 60 words
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Article40 1939-03-12 1 1,500 Victims Of Air Raid Chungking, Mar. 11. T^HE total casualties in the recent bombings of Ichang, when 50 Japanese planes took part in all-day assaults, are not yet available but they are believed to be well over 1,500. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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247 1939-03-12 1 Budapest, Mar. 11. CONSULTATIONS went on throughout the night between Slovak leaders and Prague authorities, in which, it is stated, M. Tiso participated. Most of the Czech troops and gendarmes have withdrawn from the streets of Bratislava, and order is be :ng maintainedReuter - 247 words
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109 1939-03-12 1 Paris, Mar. 11. THE Nationalists launched a strong attack on the Republican lines around Madrid at 7.30 a.m. to-day, states a Madrid message. The Republican batteries replied with an intensive fire till 11 a.m. when the shelling died down, indicating that the relative positions ofReuter - 109 words
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213 1939-03-12 1 I rniH-o Ik'k'ios Wariiini; J^ DRAMATIC sequel to the warning by the British Foreign Minister that the Navy would act if British ships were again attacked is the seizure of two British merchantmen by Franco's war vessels and the despatch of twoReuter - 213 words
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Article33 1939-03-12 1 London. Mar. ll.—The Education Estimates isj^ed to-day total £52,246,026, an increase of £1239,696, of which nearly hall arises from automatic growth under the provision for teachers' pensions. British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 33 words
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151 1939-03-12 1 London, Mar. 11. fpHE position of British shipping in the Orient is reviewed in a Times leader which describes the proposals' made in the report of the Imperial Shipping Committee as deserving of practical consideration. The position of British shipping in theReuter - 151 words
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Advertisement54 1939-03-12 1 ?Mc Mary Batten Road Just received Shipment of 8 5.00 Washing Dresses. Tel. 1772. Film n««. E xtr a cts B. strictly i 8 elves Short Story 8, il. c J° nds 9 W e n 10 and Not lfi p kV J nPs l2 Poultrv »e atur RAI)| 17.54 words
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Advertisement84 1939-03-12 1 ONE SMALL AD. -OVER 300 REPLIES! AN artkle by A. J. Stryker on page 2 of this issue provides s'nking testimony to the pulling power of the Malaya Tribune's small advertisement feature. A. J. Stryker recently helped a Singapore bir inesv man, who had advertised a position in the Malaya84 words
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Advertisement66 1939-03-12 1 Elsie Mary Battery Road. Has a comprehensive Collection of Dresses Suits from s .>. to s no. Tel. 4772. m A mv 5 A.M. j Edition Latest Sports News^ on page 22 Safest best If V^i U0 1 for children Wr^jg^w lift m*^ I **SB£op£ "D I? A D I66 words
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Article202 1939-03-12 2 JOHORE TO TRAIN NURSES (Tribune Staff Reporter) rpWENTY girls nosh from school with qualifications ranging from the seventh standard to the < ambridge certificate, have been taken in by the Johore Government recently to be trained locally as nurses. The batch of twelve girls who were admitted in September have202 words
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Article124 1939-03-12 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) NEARLY $109,000 will be spent by the Johore Government in the course of this year for the construction of four new markets at Batu Pahai, Kota Tinggi, Kulai and Paioh. A new market at Batu Pahat is necessary- as the old meat market124 words
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277 1939-03-12 2 Singapore, Saturday. "THE verdict of the jury is that the deceased took his own )ife, by inflicting injures on his person with a pen-knife." These words by Mr. W. 6. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, brought to a conclusion the* inquest to-day on Mnthayam, a Tamil277 words
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Article36 1939-03-12 2 MALAYAN DRY RUBBER EXPORTS Export of dry rubber, uncorrected figures from Malaya, Brunei and Labuaa IV r February were: Mainland 23,170 Ions; Straits Settlements Islands 153 tens; Brunei 83 tons; Labuan 10 tons. Tctel 23,421 tons.36 words
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Article, Illustration473 1939-03-12 2 "WEIL-DEFINED POLICY" (Tribune Staff Reporter) ThE Bill recently read at the Legislative Council which wili repeal and re-enact with amendments the Children's Ordinance is one which will affect the Chinese community to a very great extent. However, the other communities too are affe2ted,473 words
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Article95 1939-03-12 2 TINNED PINEAPPLES During the week ending Mar. 4, experts of finned pineapples from Malayan ports amouni.ea to 94,689 cases, ot which 88,513 <93 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,934 (2 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 3443 <4 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 79995 words
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Article271 1939-03-12 2 I Fro;?: Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Saturday. AFTER a protracted trial which extended over eight days, during which nearly 30 witnesses were examined, Lim Kim Teck, an Eng-lish-speaking young Chinese, and a Malay seaman, who stood charged with the murder of Bachik, a mrtcr-ear driver at271 words
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Article506 1939-03-12 2 Court Sequel To Road Fatality Singapore, Saturday. "FURTHER evidence was to-day recorded in the rase in which Mr. P. C. S. Tillhrook, a 22-year-old merchant, is charged with causing the death of Yen Ann Tian by negligently driving along Te'ok Blangah Road on Jan: 18. Mr. Tillbrook is also charged506 words
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113 1939-03-12 2 U.S. -German Struggle In Latin America New York, Mar. 11. NOW that an agreement with Brazil has been concluded financial circles are discussing a substantial credit for Chile, according to the New York Journal of Commerce. It is pointed cut that such a lean would probably eliminate the necessity for113 words
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859 1939-03-12 2 A.J. Stryker - DO YOU WANT THAT JOB?— Then Read This! A.J. Stryker QNE small advertisement in the Malaya Tribune the- other day drew over three hundred replies From in. o, e people needing the job it offered. An assistant to the Siniranore employer Mfi <l t* own these letters, and helow is859 words
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Article, Illustration29 1939-03-12 2 Joy Flower, a member of ti* Greater Marcus Shew, opening, at the Capitcl on Tiu lay. pholograj*cd en bard the Empress of Britait at Fenanjj29 words
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Article220 1939-03-12 2 ALIBI ON DRIVING CHARGE Sinsap^rr Saturday. CHAKGID with n^ffli?:* nt driving i» the |enctir:i <»f u-tcria Sir** anil Kochorr R ad rn Dec. a» n p.m.. Ccrporal S. G. Donaldson ©1 flic R.A.F.. <>dny jravc an alibi. «tafine, that c» III" and at linir i^ qucsticn hr ua- al e**?"*220 words
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Advertisement90 1939-03-12 2 MOST w» -»»T«i«tM«r com??t*s ftgft<y»* >*.«-»>< -LEAST ATTRACTIVE J^,^ jtfjWJfc EXPENSIVE HOTEL BAR Idea situation v Bungalows and Rooms RESTAURANT Max mum Comfort. Fresh and sea Wate s Modern Sanitation Bathing i^jßldlißKiSf^tmi Throughout. Tennis. Dancin m W£^j^M KPJb Ke^^Sm 6pr.n K Floor. Etc. nil i Inclusive Tariff:— A Delightful Atmoil90 words
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Advertisement23 1939-03-12 2 T>l4n!Ml? 5933 -AX Telegraphic Address: iuuinl 5934 /1 V GOODWOOD Charmingly situated ideal for. visitors and tourists* COCKTAIL BAR LOINGE— FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.23 words
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Advertisement46 1939-03-12 2 Guard Your JN Priceless Eyes! (i*^ They Govern Your Comf** Efficiency Your Pleasure* r* Them with (.ood UP^J Glasses And That W* f^ sary Year!;. Check-l'P-t:*c-.'.-a):: optical 00. 4, Areaee, Gr< unci Fl^ nr U. A. THOMPSON Of. v s ipil< •r, Year, Fun^ riiaJral W**46 words
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1085 1939-03-12 3 Trade Between Malaya And India Shows Decrease HIGH FREIGHT RATES (Tram <*•. .'ndian Corre^pon'fe;*! THF Indo-Mabyan trade improved in 1937 as com; ared with 1936, increasing bj 8.8 million dollars; in 1938 however it dropped below the I9W figur< by I 5 million Hollars. Malaya exported to India about five1,085 words
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82 1939-03-12 3 4 HOHCI fc tl:t> CWonial A g TttMty states: j*. T.aftfr Wvisory < mi'tf apr' nt as a usuU oi j,, :;5 B1 ns vi tne Ti win?: R'VV'i h > 51 me^tn' r •nd c! last year -•vj wi h it b« kninm ttesl ;„v82 words
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Article333 1939-03-12 3 Alleged Attempt To Smuggle Singapore, Saturday. H'HAT was belkwed to be comr plete signalling paraphernalia \*a< exhibited in Ike Criminal District Court to-day in connection with a case against three men <m a efcarge of "doing an act preparatory to importing 500 tahils of nonGovenroent chandu into the Colony." The333 words
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Article, Illustration23 1939-03-12 3 T 0 PERFORM AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL W s n^tti,,,,. Mii-ital «mi»i> \\i will pla> al to-da\'s concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall23 words
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Article, Illustration112 1939-03-12 3 A soldier who was in Singapore with the Welch Regiment. Lance- Corporal C. Hall, has just arrived in England for the first time since 1919. He has gone home to spend his honeymoon, having last year married a missionary at Agra. Lance-Corpora! Halt,112 words
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580 1939-03-12 3 Singapore, Saturday. h KEEN flying enthusiast, grey-haired and slirnly-built, Mrs. A. U. Osborne who arrived here by Imperial Airways flying-boat, from England told a Tribune reporter this morning that if it was not for her age and eyesight she would probably have580 words
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Article36 1939-03-12 3 The death occurred on Saturday of M SVed Alwee bin Ahmad Alsree/jp.. C.H.. secretary of the Mohammedan Ad- v- i Rnar-d: [uu\ a prominent member J i the Malay community.36 words
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416 1939-03-12 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) QNE hundred and forty brand now cars wore sold laM mottta n Singapore and in addition thirty-five new trucks wore sol i. During the first week of this month -12 cars were purchased. This looks certainly like a record month416 words
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Article, Illustration56 1939-03-12 3 Mrs. A. B. Osborne, who arrived in Singapore in the Imperial Airways flying boat yesterday. She is 73 years r,ld and once wanted to be a pilot, but was dissuaded. She is a survivor of the sinking of the Lusitania. the incident which brought Amenta into the56 words
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Article160 1939-03-12 3 Singapore, Saturday. "IN this case I have to remember that the accused is a police officer, and a police officer is particularly expected to have regard for an oath, because he has the power or opportunity to swear away the liberty of his fellow men," said160 words
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Article65 1939-03-12 3 LFrom Our Own Correspondent] London, Feb. 7. Recent visitors to Malaya House were: Mr and Mrs. T. E. R. Morphy, Kuala Lumour: Mr. E. C. Trevor. P.W.D.. Singapore; Mr. W. E. Ainger, Malacca; Mr° W. J. Dickson, Kuala Lumpur; Mr W. M. Edwards. Singapore; Major G. Mel.65 words
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Article41 1939-03-12 3 The "Conte Rosso" is due in Singapore at 7 am. on Tuesday from Shanghai and Hongkong, She is expected to sad again at 5.30 p.m. on ih.e same day Go* Colombo. Bombay. Massaua, Port Said. Brindisi, Venice and Trieste.41 words
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Advertisement26 1939-03-12 3 tin WEAKNESS OEBILITY AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Haemoglobin 9 ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength," V f V l*fWP«t f* w o>***. Medjc»ted wine*26 words
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Article275 1939-03-12 4 Chinese Language In Shorthand THE Chinese written language, on account of its lack of an alphabetical .system. Is most difficult to learn. Each character is a symbol in itself and is composed of such a variety of strokes that it is impossible to master the language properly without at least275 words
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Advertisement242 1939-03-12 4 -jmm... PAVILION. TO DAY r 0M v 00K L,KK A LADYi p I'M AS CHEAP AS THE LIFE i WJLV 4i For the daring of its sensa- %'< v*f tional theme... this was the most ylip|tf .^t^-- w:^« discussed .stage triumph of two con- m^Ss^ W-Jit. tinents! Now with its242 words
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Advertisement254 1939-03-12 4 I THRILLS! ADVENTURE! EXCITEMENtTT One of the Most Sensational ACTION-PACKED Dramatic Pictures of the Year! [OPENING TO-PAY 3.15-6.15 -9.i5 < AIMTQL THE RISKIEST JOB IN THE WORLD! "Soup handler"— a daredevil who transports nitro-glycerme With in the oil fields Average life, six years! See their amazing, thrilling story on a254 words
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Advertisement153 1939-03-12 4 THEATRE ROYAL I to-day-3 shows I 3 p.m.— 15.15 p.m.— 9.15 p.m. A Super Hindustani Thriller 'KULDIPAK" Featuring Master Shiraz Miss Gohar Karnataki. The one and only picture that has everything Stunts! Action* Magic! Songs! Comedy! Romance! G.15 9.15 ■IJHB^^MiM^^HRHI I TRULY DEANNA DURBIN'S R3fflr^^W^^«L^C^^^B I MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL h i153 words
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Article, Illustration285 1939-03-12 5 Wanted: GAS MASKS IN BRITISH STUDIOS For The Soup! THE STORY OF A "PROP" MAN'S MISTAKE JJU.H Sinclair. Griffith Jones, Frank Lawton and Francis L. Sullivan, the "Four Just iMen" of the British Edgar Wallace film now m production, had a surprising foretaste of a gas attack on the set285 words
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FILM NEWS
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Article397 1939-03-12 5 rfHls small person, Jane Withers. 1 lives some excellent a< ting in *mJkmr Twentieth Century Fox pl-Lrecomin, to the Alhambra ,n a mm da vs i \n expert dimmer, equestrienne J dancer, she will soon add fc* to her other sporting feats. made when Jane J?wd397 words
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Article, Illustration34 1939-03-12 5 ■gnald (Hen. who hao Mist coi M the role 0 f Scrooge in a Chrfe--mscu-ol." a^d Billv Gilbert hsve been j^w to the cast of Metr Goldwyxv■jert -The Awakening ol Katerinn34 words
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Article263 1939-03-12 5 p*ARCICAL„ funny, fast -moving and grand entertainment. That's what the critics are saying about "Vacation from Love," which teams two of the most promising young players in pictures. Dennis O'Keefe and Florence Rice, for the first time, at the Pavilion on March 14. Here is a263 words
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Article43 1939-03-12 5 This is Bobby Re nee, a delicious bit of the cast of The Marcus Show. The first night is on Tuesday Mar. 14 and judging by the reception these charming; ladies have had in Malaya so far, Singapore should be no exception.43 words
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Article188 1939-03-12 5 ISA Miranda, international screen star, and Bcniamino Gigli, famous operatic tenor, have kept a date in Hollywood which "Miss Miranda ran away from three years ago in Munich, Germany. At the invitation of Miss Miranda, the tenor, now in San Francisco, visit* 1 d Paramount Studio188 words
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Article, Illustration11 1939-03-12 5 Florence Rice and Denis O'Keefe In "Vacation From Love."11 words
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Article192 1939-03-12 5 "Captain Fury" has gone before the cameras in Hollywood. The film tells the story of a political convict's adventurous fight Ito free early Australian settlers from the domination of rathless land barons in the 1840's. Brian Aherne plays the tile role. witti victor ftfcLaglen and June Lang in192 words
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Article160 1939-03-12 5 THREE BOYS "BLACK-OUT" VILLAGE Warsaw. BY playing a trick on a farmer three small boys have caused a standstill of the electric train service and the failure of all electricity over a considerable area near here. All the electric lights suddenly failed in the village of Jelonki and the surrounding160 words
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Article97 1939-03-12 5 Helsinki. IGNORANT Russian peasants appear to have been filled with panic I when the new census was taken in j the Soviet Union, according to reports received here from the U.S.S.B. i In many places, it is said, when i informed of the coming visit of97 words
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443 1939-03-12 5 London. A REPORT to be published soon will reveal that fights between dogs backed to tear each other to pieces are being regularly staged by groups of sportsmen in Britain. For 15 months a National Canine De. fence League investigator, in secret, has443 words
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Article118 1939-03-12 5 PAID 48 -YEAR OLD DEBT Auckland, New Zealand. FE cashier of an old-estab- lished grocery firm here got the surprise of his life when a man walked up to his desk and paid a debt of 19 11 contracted with the firm 48 Z years ago. Z The debt was118 words
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Article197 1939-03-12 5 Hamilton. COME of the leading citizens of Canada, even Ministers, are devotees of cock-fighting, according to a statement in court here, when 15 "fans" appeared as the result of a police raid on a cockfight "pen." Mr. Matthew Murphy, counsel for the def ndants told the court197 words
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Advertisement365 1939-03-12 5 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH 19 IMPOSSIBLE. e*»B«-»* VETARZO^ Never before was there anything like it. nor are its marvellous properties likely K-lo."^ ever to be equalled in diseases arising from impure blood. It searches out and expels t affV^ from the vital current every lurking trace of poisonous matter, curing365 words
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Article210 1939-03-12 6 LAWYER IS REFUSED A DIVORCE Mr. Justice BuckniU refused to riant a decree nisi in a case in which adultery was admitted by both fcusband and wife, because, he said, the interests of matrimony generally came before those of individuals. Mr Bernard John Benson, a soßeitGr, ci Beattv House. Dolphin-square,Daily Express - 210 words
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Article, Illustration88 1939-03-12 6 FAMED for his Oriental type sculptures, ex-Civil Servant William Stirling, formerly of Malaya, has spent two months modelling this cruel and relentless head, which he titles "Pogrom." It is an expression of his disgust fcr the brutality and race persecution indulged in by Nazi bigwigs.News Review - 88 words
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Article147 1939-03-12 6 THE Duke and Pyehess of Windsor have sent, £20 to Dr. Marie Stcpes for the benefit of her birth control clinic in Cardiff. A -The cheque arrived yesterday with a very charming letter,"' Dr. Stopes told me last night. The letter said:— "Knowing: the wonderfulDaily Mirror - 147 words
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Article, Illustration70 1939-03-12 6 Your skill at bowls, and other games, just as your success in the affair;.' of life, depends to a considerable degree upon the state of your health. And this, in turn is dependent largely upon daily intestinal regularity. If .you are constipated, liverish, bijious, headachy, see "spots" before your eye:.-,70 words
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Article, Illustration172 1939-03-12 6 Scientist Energy From The ATOM 4TOM-SHAVTRIUVC scieat^ have hoi yd ->\, ceded in dri, iii.tr tin* "Qut<n Mary" tctOfeiL Atlantic on a mt«ij) of radium, bat thoy came rn-asfr t<> such feats Ik; wtvk. Split into two ]>an.s t wif; 4 L*imnium at- m. A tromei4^ burst o1otu'],\ wuHNews Review - 172 words
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Article436 1939-03-12 6 THE JOKE'S ON HITLER IN GERMANY DEPRIVED of any ether means of relieving their pent-up feelings under the oppressive Nazi rule, Germans have managed to let off steam by invcntim, iokesTp.ainst the regime, whispering them When out cf Gestapo earshot A vast crop of these 'Flusterwitz?' (whispered witticisms) has thus436 words
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Article177 1939-03-12 6 -»F!OM nowhere, and tor nothing, to f Bank of England is going to r 194.625.000. Just by having a lew words Witt ttT:-- a-vary. Here's how it will happen: At prese: all the gold in the Paul; of England j valued at 85s. a line ounce;Daily Mail - 177 words
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Article62 1939-03-12 6 GENERAL I. Soots. Chief Btt**f U ol Tallinn, hones to turn into bag-pipes players. Touring Scotland .recent^ «J enraptured by the inMrawjte learned to master one hunim. pair back to Esthoma. H For the past month he ing to enlist the interest ol h£ men. but has62 words
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Advertisement39 1939-03-12 6 -^TTTnww—Mh i— nimbi i— ii ii—— < iifii ■Him— JIIMWIwIM MMISMMiMMMiZSIIr 11^ always fresh V i ma// Aops yeas/ Distributed by Frascr Cf Neave Ltd, ..w r A i.: ■■■r j^T *^7 "^■■■i **aW Vufl |^V ■»r^^'^»*a» ,jrji.^|My^^J^K^^PJMfc>t^-~~^~^^M nu^ji—^al^T 139 words
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Advertisement152 1939-03-12 6 HJBI /9h. X Ce*i\ Bra.>l b| e Rat* aEh I^S>alf»E^ AadOfandsOnsmsWay In Hollywood the Cinema star.- are under a ucrvoua strain nisfrt u I daj lu pn i'i thing i<<, and im i* i >r.s i I •"■'!•> .t < .lit'. ::i:t i.h'.'.'ii.i (i In < ombinir r D <152 words
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Article, Illustration1691 1939-03-12 7 H.L. Hohkin - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L. Hohkin m sackcloth and ashes I offer my apologies to the American community for the unfortunate remark 1 made the other week about waffles. 'Weighed down by rich and soggy waffles smeared thickly with syrup" was the expression used, and I hereby withdraw it with the1,691 words
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Advertisement73 1939-03-12 7 aaaaaaßawK :^P^^^'^^K^iift^™"BKTte^: Sfo&-3^&is^ii ''Ts&s^ss^i^* '^Ssaß b^^ >^^a^a'^y^sifo'^Bt- Everyone likes bread but make sure that it is pure bread you are eating! "ROYAL BAKERY" BREAD is made from the purest ingredients under European supervision each loaf is wrapped before it leaves the Bakery. EELE grEG/^G 'PHONE: STORE 5376 (5 lines), K.73 words
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Article2293 1939-03-12 8 R. H. MOTTRAM - R. H. MOTTRAM By r rHE day crtainly was perfect, one of the finest of a marvellous summer. Western Bay. too, looked all that had ever been said about it, which was a good deal. The tare was not so high as to be prohibitive, but it was2,293 words
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Advertisement380 1939-03-12 8 Provisions Delicacies. Dainty Sagu Pearls. Dainty Sagu Dalima. Kechap Rat a via No. 1. Makassar Red fish. Sambal Goreng Cdang. Sambal Uoreng Tlor lkau. Sambai Cioreng ShHI fish. Seasoned Dried Beef. Java Svrups. Java Dessert Calfee. Crystallized Fruits. Tepuni* Hunkwe. Tcpung .Maizena. Cakes Flavouring Essences and Colourings. Vanillin Sticks and380 words
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Advertisement16 1939-03-12 8 BRIiIt#CLES DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO., LTD. 601, KAA\rCNC EAHRU ROAD, SINCAPORE. Ask lor decriptive folder (C.)16 words
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Advertisement118 1939-03-12 8 RE-AWAKEN FEED Mj^^m Hair Roots! ■ow This N*"mir f 1 Thick Growth HHaal I WAS ALMOST §ALO." A multitude at nan and womtn— all egee— have had new hair growtn or other hair Unt-ftts alnoe using KOTALKO and KOTALKO SOAP. They are aiflerent from anything alte. AH I aak ia118 words
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Advertisement919 1939-03-12 8 P dH| AfTAI H aV^S J I I Aat I Ell Mr I^Ha^Hal F r Pu PP' eS D °9 S ,~~r~-z*c«^'- >^^ remedy the trouble by cutting down his meat (SHERLEY S 164 P AG E| supply and substituting LACTOL. A daily drink Vr\»*\p UnTlnf^laT'i means continued good health919 words
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Advertisement15 1939-03-12 8 I s«t»** JLLwJi '^mmmmm Inal .*t,i... j. mm*? '^ani jN^M I \M m rmfmmr J-jf15 words
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Article, Illustration632 1939-03-12 9 G. S. Hammonds - SILENCE ZONES AND THE OWNER DRIVER G. S. Hammonds (By ajajgaaaofl boating in CoHyer Quay I ati( tributary streets has now ;1! foirc a fortnight. Lei us how it has worked out ami f p to the time <•! writing I have „u nl only one born sounded, and lUf632 words
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Article134 1939-03-12 9 BOY FOUND AFTER FOUR YEARS Karachi. I OST in the disastrous Qucila earthquake hi 1935. a boy who had been given up for dead has just been found by his father. Chuharmal. a trader, was living in Quetta with his four sons and thjes rfaw&tera at the time of the134 words
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Article76 1939-03-12 9 Munich —A used-car dealer has been fined £4.000 by the President of the Bavarian Price-Cuurol Bureau for making excess profits on the sale of second-hand motorcars. Since the delivery of new cars in Germany takes from four to six months from thc date they are ordered,76 words
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153 1939-03-12 9 S. AFRICA'S SHARE OF EMPIRE DEFENCE Durban. THE suggestion that South Africa should "bear her share'* of Empire defence by increasing lhe strength of her merchant fleet was made, in an interview, by Sir William Garthwaits, the British shipowner and authority upon Empire trade. Sir William arrived bore from Mauritius153 words
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Article68 1939-03-12 9 "The Cat" For Drunken Drivers Helena. Montana. Lashes with a cat-o'-nine tails would be made the punishment for persons convicted cf driving a motorcar while diunk. under a Bill propesed here by State Senator Robert Pauline. First offenders would receive five lashes, second offenders 10 and those guilty a third68 words
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Advertisement118 1939-03-12 9 WumT "I never thought people like us mfi^ f could offend through neglecting PERSONAL FRESHNESS. M But, now I've learnt my lesson, l use Lifebuoy Toilet Soap js*^ regularly j^^ I _Z*m^sfffi%&*£: v. Many people are under the mistaken impression I I'^''^1 lnat tllcv cant P O->siDl y offend through118 words
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Advertisement106 1939-03-12 9 A Damand the fwk WHITE DOT ISi ill lifet|me ffffT 1m Be sure y° u et a ljj} j |U genuine LIFE* I'll} ifjlfi TIME buy your 1 ■M pen in a repnt- I k Ira afcle store. Guar- I k. BnWli ''"tees come and Lk. iaWll £0. but SHEAF-106 words
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Advertisement574 1939-03-12 9 lie i^W iilldlls !¥&y Safely Lsse S Lbs. a r 1 Week S3 Lbs. a Month Stout men and w< on 1 lioul the b y- i£ii><s&'/ J .-Vi»r v ->C^^^^-*i^*i u Purvis*, such :^i^^^-'^ V "talw. win cause you to In S^i^MWfWM l i v,n Ba*>|» for i "ill574 words
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Article, Illustration1594 1939-03-12 10 THROUGH THE EYES OF A WOMAN By our own correspondent THE Hon. Mr. A. B. Jordan and Mrs. Jordan who go on leave en Mar. 24. together with Dr. and Mrs. PS Hunter, who left here on Friday last, were jointly entertained to a farewell party by Mr. and Mrs.1,594 words
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Advertisement78 1939-03-12 10 Mew Stoeks Ji.si Reeeived Unusual and Inexpensive 18 Batt»n Read, Ist floor Phone 7143 ELSIE MARY Has a New Collection of Dresses for all Occasions. Rodney House. Tel. 4772. Battery Road /&l&r jAf* M_S mm lW m>W9* Mr 1 1.^5% the \v^ Elizabeth Arden Way u ncr Protective foundations to78 words
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Advertisement75 1939-03-12 10 At Vogue's! AT VOGUE'S.. Clothes Make the Woman Highlights of Fashion FLASHES FROM PARIS JUST UNPACKED FXCIUSIVE SELECTION OF EVENING AND AFTERNOON GOWNS FROM PARIS. New Fashions Authentic Styles At Vogue's where worotn havs always been particular about their appearance will find the largest selection in town for smart evening75 words
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Advertisement78 1939-03-12 10 fm^ NORTH BRIDGE ROAD dO% tf*^ :^^H^^aVa^a^a^a^aUa^aa^aßL Y^L VflaW^a^' CUFF LINKS. We have just unpacked a nice collection of Siamese silver ware (Neillo Works > in as; cases, flap-jaclrs, rings, tic-pins, clc. AT MADAME PAGE LATE 92. Picadilly. IVm^n: d Dress Maker Designer. "Tailor Mades:— Gowns" For all occasions: in78 words
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Advertisement35 1939-03-12 10 MYLETO r HAIR COLOU R RESTORER WILL RESTORE GREY OR FADEE HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR p er 75cts h nJe SETTING LOTION FOR LADIES. HAIR CREAM FOR MEN. Medical Hall Ltd. 3, Battery Road.35 words
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Advertisement71 1939-03-12 10 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Dressers From Berlin For Ladie's Gentlemen Specialist in all the latest methods and experts in pedicure and manicure. Prices moderate. j PRISCILLA Ltd. i IMPORTED DRESSUs, HOSIERY, CORSETS, j BRASSIERS, AC (ESSORIES HOUSECOATS. Phone 3335. I r til, Stamford Road. I71 words
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Advertisement39 1939-03-12 10 CAMPHORWOOD CHESTS PLAIN CARVED. IN 3IOST ATTRACTIVE SHAPES at Parmanand'Si 4? HICII STREET. .J HOUSE of FASHION? LATEST IMITATION JEWELLERIES for WOMEN. Assorted Colours Styles Brooch s Earclips Bu<**» (lips Bracelets Chains. -157. NORTH BRIDGE RO^ Showrooms at Oreat39 words
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Article, Illustration126 1939-03-12 11 Enjoys up-country success 1 ,la a-c!rc= c Nrh; ave so lew o:-> J pgrtunitJ enjoy a real stage Interest has been Peninsula by the Path seems to b~ whoever it goes. Th be expected, howeve.-. n vu the most siupenws ever seen out lere this, each item la the p126 words
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Article58 1939-03-12 11 4 7 making a a earned pupdlng 01 steamed cake weigh oat the f*uis the n.uht before. Just cover with boiling "ater and leave overnight. If there j little Juice still in the bowl with th^ rait use it for mixing the cake or pudfcg fro will58 words
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Article241 1939-03-12 11 PAMERON Highlands is aeain enjoying distinguished patronage, for anions the visitors at present staying there are 11. F. Sir Shenton Thomas and Lady Thomas. They are accompanied by His Excellency's secretary, Mr. L. H. N. Davles and Ca;:t. R. A. Owyn, A.D.C. The party is staying at241 words
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Article253 1939-03-12 11 ONION CRISPS 12 small onions \'z pint milk 4 tablespoonfuls tinned peas 2 tablespoonfuls minced nuts 2 ozs. butter 2 ozs. flour. 2 ozs. breadcrumbs Peel the onions, boil in the milk and a little water, and when tender remove whole and place on a greased tin. Cover253 words
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Article, Illustration531 1939-03-12 11 Pretty Kuala Lumpur Wedding *THis week was "a particularly ,j'>. one for so much seemed to haw* Bt| once |n town. To begin with, there was Lhe verv ptrotty wedding of Miss Nancy mIcC >i mick eldest daughter of Mr. a cl Mis Mccormick of Rawang to Sir !> glas531 words
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Article166 1939-03-12 11 Little Things To Know r \X remove the Effects of sunshine, i a air, and satt water tram the coal i iexion, smear gently the well-beat, n i white oi an Egg "vcr the face and t throat, and let i dry on the skin. vvc lor hal i -an-166 words
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Advertisement159 1939-03-12 11 every sjp of SANATOOEN a>/#\ i* a sip > W HEALTH Convalescence after malaria, fever and other serious illness is often a ions and difficult process. But weakness can be quickly overcome. Take Sanatogen All the elements lor building up the strength oi blood and nerve cells are contained in159 words
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Advertisement208 1939-03-12 11 Sj> DIAMOND $£j£gg" A variety of Chairs, Tables. Stools and V '"VM i» f I Bedsteads available in artistic dedfn* jJ V JLif^* at reasonable prices, v V n Write /or descriptive folio to the Manufacturers:- Xj -"^^sss-****"'*"' DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO., LTD., 601. Kampon? Bahru Road, Singapore. A* for208 words
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Advertisement281 1939-03-12 11 HEALED HER S^^£f^3 i s a' a l d e-: zfSo^7l^\^f bs am p no"'/ 1 AnvN;:/ JJx\^ With UEKMOLfcNfc |D LhO /V XT^T* nouse you nave quick healing W\. }l y:: :|w r^,/^. at nand! Read this case A }r/S/ .-iv was terrible, but tn lesa than an m281 words
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610 1939-03-12 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, March 12, 1939. IS IT A CHARTER? AMONG enlightened Chinese, as; well as European residents who take an interest in the matter, there is some regret that in its new legislation on mui tsai, which the Governor describes as a "Children's Charter," the practice of buying and610 words
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Article1221 1939-03-12 12 Little Dictators For Malaya? White Man's Last Chance On China's Seaboard DOES anyone in Malaya aspire to be a little dictator? His ambition may be granted if we are ever involved in war. Britain is appointing twelve divisional "dictators" and a considerable number of minor Napoleons, to take charge of1,221 words
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Article170 1939-03-12 12 ANTICIPATION REVELATION Keep up-to-date! Re ad this weekly page by the Tribune special writer, C. H. STANLEY JONES. Jan. 22: C. H. Stanley Jones in Srnday Tribune forecasts vast plan of restoration of British power in the Far East, "which, without firing a shot, without imposing a single sanction, may170 words
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Article218 1939-03-12 12 THE film actor was talking to an admiring girl. "And so you're one of my fans, eh?" he drawled. "Well, I'm a great believer in hero-worship, you know." j "Really?" said the girl; "and I suppose you have some hero that you worship, too?"218 words
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Article, Illustration64 1939-03-12 12 Equipment Of New Army THE LATEST TYPES of weapons and equipment for Britain's mechanised army were shown to a party of Members of Parliament at Aldershot, Hampshire. The display demonstrated how far mechanisation of the Army has progressed. Members of Parliament are shown inspecting the 40 mm. Bofors (right) and64 words
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Article347 1939-03-12 12 WORLD Looks At MALA YA POLITICAL commentators have re 1 marked that the foundation of Anglo-American fri"nci. ,Mp is the Fa East. That is why the visit to Sine! 1 pore by lean Paul Y McNutt, US vSh Commissioner to the Philippines i* causing speculation anting the inhabi tants of347 words
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Advertisement25 1939-03-12 12 T^s \r~^ imV /ml *!^^-3 m\ 7 keep hum 1 WITH THE WORLD L cabinet of generous proportion M I S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. fjyr'igH25 words
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453 1939-03-12 13 Development Of China HAVING devoted twenty-seven of his best years in the Far n East to instructing numerous Chinese engineers in the fundamental principles of applied science, Professor C. A. Middleton Smith, who has just recently vacated the Taikoo Chair of Engineering in453 words
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Article, Illustration19 1939-03-12 13 STUDENTS AT WORK A 39-ton testing machine which is electrically controlled in one of the laboratories of Hongkong University.19 words
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Article310 1939-03-12 13 MOSDAY FOR ALL READERS. A day of doubtful influences. Be wary of trickery and deceit, don't le too free with your ccn- fidences, and when interview- ing use the utmost tact. Busi- 2 ness not likely to be very sa^s- I factory so be prepared for310 words
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Article151 1939-03-12 13 Woman Of 45 Marries Boy Of 14 OLtaua, Ontario. A WOMAN who, at the age of 45, married a boy of 14, has sued her husband here for non-support. The marriage took place 20 years ago The case was dismissed by the magis--1 rate, who said: "The situation is a151 words
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Article143 1939-03-12 13 London, Feb. 18. A M. WOSNISIENSKY, operator of Russia's most northerly radio station in Siberia, has confessed he sent the Soviet's North Pole flier, Levanevsky, to his death in a storm in July 1937 by giving him a false weather report. Levanevsky disappeared on143 words
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128 1939-03-12 13 ANCIENT VILLAGE BENEATH HIS PLOUGH Athens. A PLOUGHMAN named John AngeIcudis who scraped away some earth to find what was obstructing his plough discovered the top of an ancient tomb beneath the blade. He hurried off to the neighbouring village of St. Nico'aos, situated in the Chalkidiki, and the authorities128 words
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Article167 1939-03-12 13 Nine Legal Casinos For Belgium Brussels. AUTHORITY to introduce a draft bill permitting games of chance in nine popular tourists resorts has been given to the Belgian Minister of Justice by a decision of the Cabinet. Brussels is not one of the towns mentioned. They are: Chaudfontaine. Namur. Dinant, Spa167 words
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Article149 1939-03-12 13 Helsinki. RUSSIAN women seem to consider 30 as lhe most attractive age, according to the recent census. This i.s revealed by the Soviet press, which states that investigations have shown that many women in the midalo th.rties gave their age as 30. while i:' the majority149 words
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Article352 1939-03-12 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) £JITY fathers don't want eye-sores in Singapore, and it is for this reason that they hold discretionary powera, under the Ordinance, to permit or disallow the erection of attap houses within Municipal limits. With the setting up of thc Singapore Improvement352 words
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Article212 1939-03-12 13 London. Mar. 4 THE Malay States and Singapore 1 will be included in the itinerary of a young Richmond man, Mr. J L. Forbes, who with a companion. Mr. Robert MacArthur, of Kent, is to start a motor-cycle combination tour of the world this month. They212 words
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Advertisement25 1939-03-12 13 F,)H CLEARER VISION ne& CONSULTATION 30', CHEAPER •HAN ANYWHERE! KNT K?E SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. fright Optical Co. ci B rßAv5 ri:KKI sIN<;AFORE. w, I»r „f Optometry.25 words
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Advertisement77 1939-03-12 13 A beautiful skin can be yours— use LUX TOILET SDAP Every woman wants .1 beautiful complexion. And (^|fc^^l^B^^^Bß^M¥hy^= every woman can have it if she uses Lux Toilet -^E==iip^j|^Bp!..- ''~^Wmmmm'mWM^~ impunties from the pores of the skin, keeping '-^Z^^^tLjS^ r^^F^ the complexion clear and radiant. Nine out of ten 2==3^§^'^H^77 words
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Advertisement661 1939-03-12 13 Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours^^-! Glands Fortified £^€/M by New Discovery fe WmAz- 1 T>o you feci old before your time? Are you fired, run |^L\ Men down* worn out, and unable to keep mi wifh the ■peed all( j p i, asui i n life? I>o ou uffer661 words
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Article332 1939-03-12 14 London. QIR DAWSON BATES, Lister's Minister of Home Affairs, recently brought to London a "murder list" of 20 prominent English and Irish officials holding key posts in Northern Ireland. Alleged to have been drawn up by terrorists, it was handed over to Scotland Yard. The list332 words
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Article189 1939-03-12 14 How To Become A Dictator Paris. ADVICE on how to become a dictator and how "to change the whole tenor of your life," comes from the well-known French medical men. Doctors Cast on and Andre Durville. The method recommended is to be facial exercises in front ol a mirror each189 words
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Article73 1939-03-12 14 SCORPION KILLS SNAKE l Istanbul. 4 TOO INCH scorpion and a n. ißer-iooi fought a 5 fierce 15-minulc bailie at Diar bckir. Eastern Anatnha— and the scorpion won. While a Turkish lamilv S there mmtm dinin« lntv hear(J a scuftlinq nois" in (he kit- i ehen. and ruslud in to73 words
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Article119 1939-03-12 14 East London, (ape Province HAILSTONES are estimated to have done £3,000 damage in 20 minutes when the worst hailstorm in memory broke over Cathcart in the Cape Province. The storm started at 4.10 pm and was over by 4.30, bun- followed bv heavy rain. In its wake it119 words
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218 1939-03-12 14 Paris. HATS have certainly gone to Parisian heads this season. The Church, international affairs, summer holidays, and the Arabian Nights seem to have contributed ideas. Here are some of the new production* with sources. From the Church— birettas that shut j with218 words
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Article100 1939-03-12 14 Berlin. S THERE will be much grunting j on the open air stage at Zons in the Lower Rhine dis- trict this summer. S Fifty pigs will make their i stage debut here in a nU»y entitled "The Pigs' Feud at I Zons." For this play, which will100 words
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Article235 1939-03-12 14 New Murder Technique Revealed Ji'iarine^burg. A technique in murder appears to nave been evolved by S»uth Africa natives whereby the victim is lettered unconscious aw* held down on a railway line just before a train is due to pass. Tfce train does the rest. Two cases of attempted murder of235 words
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Advertisement194 1939-03-12 14 I f^nOj£^ 11CKETSLSS UED I^BY ALL STEAM- c TpM/pi Bmp AIR AND I 1 KMYUIb) RAILWAY LINES. 5 NO BOOKING FEES. I t lneae ciients *"<* those of all 1 ~t* resident communities are r gUan the beat oX attention and i tmmmmmm 3* ROBINSON RD, SINGAPORE. 1 TELEPHONE 5908.194 words
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Advertisement720 1939-03-12 14 For The Blood, Veins, Arteries and Heart x Take And Stop Limping DON'T let Leg Troubles cripple you. Take Elasto, the Great New Biomedical Remedy that cures through the blood, and have done with enforced rest, ■worry, raftering and expense. Leg aches and pains soon vanish when Elasto is takeu.720 words
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Advertisement10 1939-03-12 14 L^t HATS deserves an ww/P b B«n«r*by F* f* M10 words
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984 1939-03-12 15 London Borough Plans Air Raid Protection At £10. 5s A Head London. V |,,..|.jjl. \>l\ K and detailed plans for the 100 per cent, protec- :is t aii raids of tho entire population in the Metropolitan ,h of Finsbury bv means of large bomb-proo!' shelters were lbv the borough council984 words
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Article81 1939-03-12 15 T°^jj <• rs and M i*9* in va S var> eld ll( v ,s first ventcneec-to s trss I— I '?ff; h r »as Ml to the "Thi MM Shortly afterS*t »"s condemned to V "Ik hut the sentence was SataS to .ervH.de j fCr Fre-81 words
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Article254 1939-03-12 15 Paris, VO class of "worker' in France has been harder hit by the crisis than the professional dancing partMr*. Only a few years ago they numbered thousands, and the majority enjoyed an income that a cabinet minister might have envied. Now they fad it impossible254 words
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Article369 1939-03-12 15 London. A NEW State motor-car designed to save the Queen from catching colds or chills is to be delivered at the Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace, this week. An inlaid glass roof over the back of the car has been introduced at the special suggestion369 words
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Article224 1939-03-12 15 VIKING'S ENERGY FOR EVERY MAN The Vikings of old were gods amonfc men. Superb In physique energy and vitality pulsed through every muscl* and sinew through nerves, body and brain. Their diet was rich In f.sh laden with strengthening Vitamins. The Halibut, caught In the ice -cool waters of the224 words
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Advertisement62 1939-03-12 15 Brßa al Hb _a k j _i_t# aH _____l m _w j__HHß*l ni __asa__w x -CT _h ~y ak fl I Bpr a TEETH like the Don't of th nvy the Wutifu! teeth j* movi e star*. You. too, B^hm I r? P arkling teeth d a le Jast »^Koivnos62 words
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Advertisement215 1939-03-12 15 Sm^— nihil EE-SEE E E E E EEEEES£ E S E E S E EE 2 E E Ertsl V: •■••>>*K%s><«:>.-« E3 I -i TO-DAY 1 k| Those Awful Pains I m^\ After Meals |Bp (to-morrow I fl| Eat what you Like and I 5 NO PAIN I IJHBBH This215 words
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Advertisement335 1939-03-12 15 Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes Choking, gasping, wheestng Asthma ami Bronchitis poison your system, ruin your health and weaken yoiir heart. Mendaco, the prescription of an American physician, starts killing Asthma Germs in :< minutes, purifies the blood and builds tu w vitality so that you can Bleep soundly335 words
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Article135 1939-03-12 16 ARMOURED CARS FOR BURNS VOLUME Kearny, New Jersey. TWO armed officers and an armoured car were used to brinu a Robert Burns first edition from the New York library of the wealthy Mr J. P. Morgan to an exhibition here. The book was on display at a local celebration of135 words
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Article212 1939-03-12 16 i Friends Wonder How She Does it Those friends ot Mrs. E. M. D. who have been wondering how that lady Is reducing her hip measurement, are now let into the secret. She has been taking Kruschen. Here ia a letter fiom her: "I212 words
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Article78 1939-03-12 16 Budapest. ILONA Fredlich, a 27-year-old artist, made three unsuc- eessfdl attempts to take her own life. After the third at- tempt she confessed thc rca- sen to a doctor When a easterner cancelled J a la irc order for pictures, she had pronounced a dreadful curse oil78 words
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Article97 1939-03-12 16 DEATH OF VETERAN SOLDIER Da* ban. C ATTAIN John Ileugli van Ryncveld. a veteran of the Zulu Wars, has died near here at the age of 87. The son of Judge van Ryneveld, jud^c of the Transkeian native territories for 30 years. Captain van Ryneveld led an eventful life. He97 words
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966 1939-03-12 16 THE HATCHING AND FEEDING OF CHICKS FOOD FORMULA Ifty Orpington WITH Ul-'breeding season just starting, one should remembei that next year's prosperity absolutely depends on the rearing results during the next few months and therefore if the eggs are not of the right type, the future stock too vriH not966 words
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419 1939-03-12 16 (By RA. Thompson, Doctor Of Ocular Science) IVHII E it has become fashionable to call the photo-electri< the viectric eve" recent researches have proved that eves-except Bias* ones-are electrical Besearches show Una there are feirty constant electric potentials m the hnn.au eye. That the419 words
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Article151 1939-03-12 16 Policeman Killed In Car Smash 'aire. A POLICEMAN was killed, a doctor seriously injured and an Kv tian military officer and two women were slightly hurt when their car collided with a train at a level crossing near here. Eight persons, including the policeman, who was standing on the running151 words
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Advertisement124 1939-03-12 16 THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY, THERAPION No. 1 THERAPION N0.2 THERAPION No 3 Wo. 1 Coras Discharges. No. 9 Cures Blood Poison. Mo. 3 Cares Chronic Weaknesses* Bngtisb Price 3s. Chemists. or either No. return Mall, DR.LEC_E-RCMed.Co.H-verstoc-Rd,N.W.s,_ondOS. DR. LB CLERCS PILLS for the Liver *Kld ney a- weak W mm bladder.124 words
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Advertisement107 1939-03-12 16 ATKINSONS yfe \jt3 EAU DE COLOGNE lilßP^ restores energy WHEN hours of ijjm unremitting Atkinsons Eau dc Cologne is famous activity have worn you out, when your for its supreme quality. Its fragrance head begins to spin and your energy to and freshness, its restorative properties, fade, a touch of107 words
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Advertisement166 1939-03-12 16 The "World-Beater" Course «f Training by "^^Si«l? Triple Undefeated St rength of Great Britain omc*i Games Representative, w P^ successful for over 50 OOfl it^ end** the ages of 16 and 6 0 mciuair Doctors, members of the Army, Air Force, Professional Men, b Men. Clerical and M"^ Athletes-in tact166 words
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Advertisement1042 1939-03-12 17 Pi%t Cripple Your Nerves Sfop Pain and Itching in 15 I m^ U^\ Mlku Jcs, Avoid Operation I Wrkk New Discovery f^TET. pC J Slna 1.1 nt Ispovcry r,f rhinarri,] by _.n _^S f American Phj slcian it is r.o longer n i >v sary f..- an m s to1,042 words
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Miscellaneous259 1939-03-12 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE 7H i *25 metres (1.33 mcs) /HP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) A Military Band mask >; r,gm orchestral concert bv Rel--11 lers Hungarian Band, directed bv c Reller 'relayed from the Sea View Hotel I Hunt 'pianoforte. orchestral concert259 words
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Miscellaneous259 1939-03-12 17 RN.)— a story of fortitude, selfsacrifice, and discipline in the face of danger, production by Howard Rose. 7 15 Music of the Years.'t presented by Eric Gillett. 7.55 Religious Service* (Roman Citholici, from St. Edmund'- College Chapel. Ware. Herefordshire. The oldest Reman Catholic educational establishment in Britain. St. Edmund's Collet259 words
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Miscellaneous246 1939-03-12 17 NIROM YDC 15.15 Mcs (10.8 m.) a.m. J 7.20 Opening. Musical programme. j 7.50 Church Service. 9.05 National anthem 9.07 'Van Overal" 10.20 Classical concert. 11 35 Foorman's Orchestra p.m 12.05 John McCormack (song recital) 12.20 Carel van der Bijl's Septet. 12.50 Film selections. 1.10 News bulletin. 120 Omroep Orchestra.246 words
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Miscellaneous147 1939-03-12 17 BERLIN OJB 15.20 Mcs (10.7 m.) p.m. G.20 Conceit of light music 7 20 Ne-ws in English, j 7.35 Concert of light music (con j t.inueri). 820 i\'ews and review of the week in German. i 835 A Sunday evening programme j 8.50 Beethoven's Piano Sonatas: So- nata in c147 words
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1639 1939-03-12 18 London. ANCE a novice in a monastery, now branded as a ruthless West-end blackmailer and bogus priest, a suave well-dressed man left the dock at the Old Bailey to start a sentence of ten years* penal servitude. So persistent were his demands that in two1,639 words
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Article80 1939-03-12 18 Bombay il RAT set a house on fire at Bhind. United Provinces causing the death of a woman and serious injuries to her husband. Thc rat dragged away the burning wick of a lamp near where they were sleeping and dropped it on their bedding This caught80 words
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Advertisement290 1939-03-12 18 SYMPHONIC VOICE RADIOS AND IHE CATIIEDhAL TONE TUNNEL. WORLD WJDE RADIO CO. 98. Kobin&on Road. Singapore. o^h{^&mss won we job m? me] \W '"JFwSs'' Neatness personal appear- hair in place, even stubborn I *pj ance attractively groomed hair. It adds a delightful natural Tk j hair, all help spell success290 words
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Advertisement195 1939-03-12 18 NATURE'S *WL FOR ACHES, PAINS, LIVER TROUBLE, etc. Here is good news for those who suffer from rheumatism, or whose sluggish liver makes them tired, irritable, and depressed. Nature herself has provided the remedy and now man has brought it to your door. In many parts of the earth there195 words
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Advertisement138 1939-03-12 18 PILES can be Cured There are thousands of men and women who suffer awful agony day and night because of pile trouble, who do not know that every chemist stocks a special remedy that does most surely and quickly banish the misery of this wretched trouble. Make a confidant of138 words
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Advertisement59 1939-03-12 18 Eczema Ifcb Killed in 7 Mil* Your sk,n has noarly 50 jJ«B5tf ribJ. Itching, < ™<; kln *£E Piorl'^. Burning A-.-, "'"f'^urh *J, b!«-mishe8..0rdman tr,aU f T hev do t.-mporary n-llef th.- B< raus.-. The new.^» t rA* derm kills th. r IftSEfSS Uve. M) th in one I.a.!< on59 words
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457 1939-03-12 19 STATE TOURNEY ENDS {v >«hin\ -iVnang) JSt Se Kedah Malay 1 an taking as much m t in lhe fame ol" had Ur nh,n as others is amplj Sottrated by the hold n Tof an a'l-Kcdah Mala. "dminton tournamon !hich «as su.cessldl ut to457 words
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233 1939-03-12 19 Selangor Millionaire Forming A Team (i>y "Rambler" Selangor) pROM the end of this month, Selangor badminton enthusiasts will no longer be welcome at the Victoria Institution hall. It is the new policy of the authorities, and after very many years of practices and tournaments and championships, the hall will be233 words
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Article, Illustration63 1939-03-12 19 Above and on the right are two pictures of Mrs. Teo Ah Kcw, Singapore badminton player, who recently paid visits to Karimoon and Rhio where she defeated some of the best players there. Mrs. Teo takes an active interest in badminton not only in Singapore, Karimoon and Rhio, but also63 words
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240 1939-03-12 19 FORTHCOMING MALAYAN TOURNEY AT PENANG: PLAYERS PRACTISE IN EARNEST (By "Phoenix" Singapore) J INTENDING participants all over Malaya are reported to be practising in earnest for the biggest of all badminton tournaments in Malaya, which are taking place in Penang during the Easter holidays. H. S. Ong who has just240 words
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359 1939-03-12 19 Perak Is Sending A Con ti ngen t Of 'Stars' To Penang (By "Racquet'— Perak) fTHE Malayan badminton championship tournament, which will be held in Penang during the Easter holidays (April 7 to April 10) has aroused keen enthusiasm among badminton players and fans in the State m Perak. Taking359 words
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488 1939-03-12 19 MALAYAN DESCRIBED AS BADMINTON WONDER IN ENGLAND (By "Phoenix" —Singapore) ]y|ORE good news from A. S. Samuel Yes, Samuel whose name is now striking the headlines on the sports pages of the leading papers in England,. Scotland and Ireland. Aialaya owes a great debt to him for it is Samuel488 words
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Article, Illustration21 1939-03-12 19 Khoo Eng Tee, singles champion of the Spartan B.P. (Singapore) for three years in succession, photographed with his trophies.21 words
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Advertisement477 1939-03-12 19 UIDITY RELIEVED IS TWO MINUTES Sm DraglesH Rei^edy Succeeds Where Other Remedies Failed. Too can be so distressed with gas and iaas md bloating that you think hart U total tc s>^P beating. feel suffocated -You feel di-zy. i want quick relief. So did the mter o[ the letter behw.477 words
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Article, Illustration978 1939-03-12 20 FORM OF SOME DIV. I TEAMS Hugh Savage Discusses Erratic form has marked the beginning of the j 1939 football season in Singapore. There have been i numerous upsets since the league started. j The failure of both the Manchester Regiment i the Cordons was due to the poor ball978 words
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Article404 1939-03-12 20 r "C rV I horeign Invasion Promises Some Interesting Bouts SINGAPORE is soon to have some 'me boxim^ from the Philippine Islands. Readers will rem** that 1 called attention to the lack of new mat among our boxers last week. Evidently our nrom« thought BO too. for I404 words
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Advertisement374 1939-03-12 20 X H«rm* tun f.O* 99 OF flSfli GASTRIC HI ULCERS! 11l Perhaps your stomach trouble is not so serious vJBBfe-^KM-k"Bl^^ as that of Mr. H. J. George, whose letter appears :^HP^^^^pß llt§tf! "After taking your wonder- illustration shows how Stomach ful powder, I felt a different man X-Ray Photographs are374 words
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Advertisement113 1939-03-12 20 WATERBURY'S COMPOUND HELPS BUILD YOU UP -STIMULATES APPETITE-KEEPS YOU FIT There's strength and vigour in every bottle of Waterbury's Compound. It has helped thousands to new health new vitality new stamina and energy. You soon lose that tired, listless feeling because Waterbury's stimulates and tones up the entire system improves113 words
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Advertisement40 1939-03-12 20 _r^^__________i OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with the progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking institution with years of financial experience.40 words
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Advertisement14 1939-03-12 20 G/V£ Wltf HAIR Polished Lovely FJr*^^N Xmajm KrillianMKf plc.^c -rue to A. I *^f~*14 words
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135 1939-03-12 21 GUNS BESIDE THEM TwO Britons have been found fatally shot, with guns beside them, in Shanghai, one in the French Concession and the other in the Settlement. The oedies ere discovered almost simultaneously and an j rnystery surrounds them, no explanation being givenReuter - 135 words
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Article115 1939-03-12 21 Burgo>. Alar. 11 <iin;t_D Offence Council l-road-i many bailing he-d b> g SISS in -ntre of Madriet Jeande Luz, Mar. 11. <« ftocrted General Miaja's troop,; i!2Sd the Mini-try and Marine, EffiS* 'Madrid's 17-storey sky--IS,Td other important bu-'ding* gSteWby the Communists. Paris, Ma/. 11. t*Reuter - 115 words
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801 1939-03-12 21 Centralisation Plan To Be Launched By The A. A. M. "I SHWID like to stress how much the governing bodies of the Avjnatum throughout 'Malaya appreciate the very cordial reutiMtfhip which exists with all Governments and public bodies," jaid Mr G. M. Coltart, speaking at the annual general meeting mi801 words
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Article104 1939-03-12 21 Sin Chew Jit Poh - JAPANESE THREAT TO BRITAIN? Sin Chew Jit Poh China Loan Shanghai, Mar. 11. IT is reported that the decision arrived 1 at after exhaustive discussion at the meeting of the Japanese Imperial Diet yesterday was that Japan should make a vigorous protest to the British Government against the recent currency104 words
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Article18 1939-03-12 21 Paris, Mar. 11.— The Council of Ministers nas rixed April 5 for th. presidential election ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article100 1939-03-12 21 I 1 IN view of Mussolini's promise to 1 withdraw his forces from Spain and the hesitation of Gen. Franco in attacking Madrid, special interest attaches to reports that Italian 3 "tourists" of military age are flockf ing to Barcelona. Rome, Mar. 11.— Since the fallReuter - 100 words
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Article66 1939-03-12 21 Berlin, Mar. 11.— Reuter learns that Herr Schacht, former President of the German Reichsbank and __conom.cs Minister, is starting his holiday to-mor-row. He is not going direct to India but is making a stop in between, prvbably in Italy or Egypt, and going on to India at theReuter - 66 words
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239 1939-03-12 21 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Hongkong, Mar. 11. CMIINESE war planes have been i extremely active during the past week in Kwangtung. They went <nto action in bombing Japanese military establishments in Samshui, Hohow and Sainam on the West River, about 33 miles west239 words
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105 1939-03-12 21 Peking, Mar. 11. A CERTAIN amount of confusion reigning here since the introduction yesterday of the new rules as regards circulation of Federal Reserve Bank notes in North China was cleared up to-day when it was announced definitely that Peiping, Tientsin, Tsingtao and ChefooReuter - 105 words
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Article60 1939-03-12 21 Los Angeles, Mar. 11. Mr. Mikhail Gorin, manager of the local office of Intourist, and Hafia Salich, a naturalised American citizen, have been convicted under the Espionage Act. Gorin's wife, Natasha, was acquitted. Salich was found guilty of tiansmitting to Gorin. and Gorin to his superiors in Russia,Reuter - 60 words
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Article55 1939-03-12 21 Berlin, Mar. 11. —It is understood that Germany will not make any claim to the Antarctic region said to have been discovered bv Ritscher until Rltscher has returned to Berlin and submitted a report to competent quarters. The land concerned, whicn Norway claims to have discovered earlier, IsReuter - 55 words
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Article34 1939-03-12 21 London, Mar. 11. A supplementary estimate issued to-day provides £42,730, 559 for expenditure on A.R.P. in trf» coming financial year. Over £30,000,000 will be spent on equipment and materials. British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 34 words
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Article24 1939-03-12 21 La Rochelle, Mar. 11. A BATTALION of Senga- lese sharpshooters is entraining to-night for Marseilles, to embark for Jibouti. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article118 1939-03-12 21 Sin Chew Jit Poh - CHECK ON JAPANESE AT HAINAN Sin Chew Jit Poh Hongkong, Mar. 11. JAPANESE troops invading Hainan Island have made abortive attempts to round up the Chinese main force on the island. Adopting guerilla tactics and making full use of the hilly terrain, the Chines? have been able to avoid frontal118 words
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Article132 1939-03-12 21 1 Lon don. Mar. 11. T is understood that the proposals which the British Government will present to the Arab and Jewish delegates on the future of Palestine early next week are to be completed during the week-end and are expected to differ in some respectsReuter - 132 words
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Article60 1939-03-12 21 MEXICO U. S. OIL PACT Mexico City, IvAir. 11. It is officially stated that President Cardenas and Mr. Riehberg have reached an agreement for a settlement of the petroleum dispute, arising out of the Mexican Government's confiscation of U.S. oil property. No detail- are revealed but it is said thatReuter - 60 words
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Advertisement80 1939-03-12 21 OPENING MONDAY 13 th MARCH 1 vmVßlGo\*G«> WJ6H Moft THW 4 WttT" nd cry oW^ 1^ 00 <Wt look out!) ■RS^C/ yy f fi j«-i I^T \l______L if'lK^ \TH A F%m* Wei******' '.a„,i it c n a t M~~nBr:_Wn~ v» *'___^__v __< _FeiT?»^»^^!sl >V__^ _S__Y_P li 1 k aven _j80 words
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Article178 1939-03-12 22 Farr To Wed College Girl Southampton, Feb. 26. piUNNINC- an amiable, unaccus- tomed grin. Tommy Farr leane! against the walnut-lined walls of hi-; suite in the Queen Mary at South arnplon to-night and told me about his plans for the future, writes John Macadam. They are very rosy p.lans, which178 words
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614 1939-03-12 22 LOYALS DEFEAT "TADS" IN DIV. SOCCER MATCH Fine Game At The Stadium IJTRST-CLASS s(sc er was served up a( lhe Anson Mmmi Sladiu terday afternoon when, in a firs! <li\i-i< n A.I-. League fi the Lovals defeated the MjUKrbcster Kc^imeni h v one goal t When almost everyone thought thai614 words
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282 1939-03-12 22 Singapore, Saturday. njpKRRIFIC bowling by Se_akh_in Singh and Dharmaraj was responsible for the rout of an S.C.R.C. cricket eleven on Hong Um Green last evening when the Khalsa Association beat the Chinese by the impressive margin of 103 runs. I Batting first the Khalsas compiled282 words
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Article361 1939-03-12 22 Fine Innings By D 'Almeida Singapore, Saturday. TpHANKS to an excellent innings of 53 by P. d'Almeida and his partner at the other end, L. Reutens who compiled a .steady innings of 38 not out, the P.W.D. scored a decisive victory over the S.C.C. this evening by 3<" runs and361 words
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Article40 1939-03-12 22 Durban, Mar. 11. RAIN prevented play from being resumed to-day in the England vs. South Africa cric- ket Tect match. ..At the close of play on Friday. England had scored 253 runs for the loss of one wicket.40 words
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Advertisement202 1939-03-12 22 'Jw< r *i* T&ta* _^_H S**2m\ _-__fl_-_BBaas_-_-_U 'mmmWMKK&S&MiffI m^j^\g^^^^^^£L^Jl^<d^m^i-^a\^^.^,y£y^j' jj WORLD'S NEED OF QUALIFIED ENGINEERS Bright Prospects and Big Pay Opportunities for the Trained Man I NOW I. tha time to get out of the rut and qualify for a permanent well-paid post. Write TO-DAY for our great G-ide which202 words
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Advertisement146 1939-03-12 22 ITHE SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY. Ft 1 1 Qm "i^TitAL C»xcraftr TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 P. M. THE VICTORJA MEMORIAL HALL Conductor, JOHN TRYNER (Farew !1 Appearance) EVA CLARK— Prof. HARRY ORE—R. A. WADDLE. SEATS $2, $1, 50cts. BOOK AT LITTLES. I i.. ijitniiirr r j r~l •».»•»•»•*••■*»••*•■•■••..■••»••■>•• ZZZlZZilZZ*awZammmw***»t mm9mmUmmm umm m146 words
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1079 1939-03-12 23 OPENING DAY OF GOLD CUP MEET \Fnm Our Oun Reporter] ]A Tud meeting »>I the Selan^or Turf Club opened this afterT KE t Kuala Lumpur in fine weather. Sir George Trimmer's 1 noon at first n|ce and simultaneously scored her PH >e1,079 words
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Article100 1939-03-12 23 Kate I—PRINCESS PRIM SIS and $8. Salmon Par Sl3. Wait a Bit SB. Race 2—JUST MY LUCK $20 and j $7. New Cslk) blO. Cosmetic !S9. Race J—CLIFTON LAD $75 and $12. A.D.C. SIC. All Geld $8. Race 4.—MARCHETA II $17 and Sll. Ponover SlB. M.s100 words
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Article86 1939-03-12 23 New York, Mar. 11. DEDRO Montanez of Puerto Rico beat the former British lightweight champion. Kid Berg, by a technical knock-out in the fifth round of a scheduled tenround fight and claims a fight with the world welterweight and lightweight champion Hen* ry Armstrong. Berg won threeReuter - 86 words
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Article133 1939-03-12 23 S.C.F. A. DINNER Singapore, Saturday. A LARGE number of membsrs, well-wishers and friends were present at the S.C.i'.A. dinner neid 1.1 the Clerical Union hall this evenArricng th<\se present v/cre Eae Pre*'> dent of the L'.C* .A., fcJL\ 'lay L:an Teck. Vice-Fresiconta Messrs. Kong twV.i Kong ndf.oh Ghee Soon, ar-d133 words
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370 1939-03-12 23 ENGLISH SCOTTISH FOOTBALL RESULTS C'OLLOWING are the results of English and Scottish league football matches played on Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Birmingham 3 Wolves W. 2 Boltcn W. 1 Brentford 1 Charlton A. 3 Elackoool^ f Chelsea 5 Gr'msbv T. 1 Leeds V. 4 Arsenal [Bicester C 0 HuddcrsfieldReuter - 370 words
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Article337 1939-03-12 23 (By "PETE") THE fourth annual Singapore 1 Olympic Weight-lifting championship was held last night at the Covered Stadium of the Happy World before a large gathering. Great credit must be paid to the organisers as the event was well run. Wong Ssah Kee who partook in the world's337 words
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Article, Illustration19 1939-03-12 23 C. G. Jenner and E. G. Staunton, opening for the S.C.C. in their match again! t the P.W.D. yesterday.19 words
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Article212 1939-03-12 23 Chinese Team Leaves For Manila THE Straits Chinese football Z i ..n's i«u ing team leave Singapore on Honda] h> the "Victoria on :t i* extruded tour Of tllO Far Bast lhe team will couafart of 19 r players and a secretary. Tl if 1 following are Use players: l.r212 words
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Article297 1939-03-12 23 S. R. C. Cricket Trial j Singapore, Saturday, j IN a home and home game at the S.R.C. this afternoon the Captain XI (R. Bain) beat the Vice-Captaij side (P. do Souza) by 11 runs. Bains side batted first, Hoffman be«rf top scorer with 52 runs, not out. Hoffman's innings297 words
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Advertisement158 1939-03-12 23 High Blood Pressure Dangerous fo Heart Thousands of men and women past 40 face the dangers of heart trouble and paralysis because of High Blood Pressure. High Blood Pressure is a mysterious disease that causes more deaths than cancer, largely because people mistake the symptoms for indigestion or some simple158 words
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Advertisement94 1939-03-12 23 SAVE YOUR MONEY through /lie o BUILDING SOCIETY OF MALAYA LTDmil firn M|l lw Z fMI WmW not less than 3% PER ANNUM. SJonies pecatvod urom Depositors are uvesieu only in: I Advances by way of mortgage on properties. Purchase oi licehold and leasehoio prupert es. Public i r unds.94 words
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The Sunday Tribune
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Title Section8 1939-03-12 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1939.8 words
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Article, Illustration110 1939-03-12 24 HERE'S A GALAXY FOR YOU... BEAUTIFUL GIRLS LOVELY LIMBS m m m mm 0, wawmaammw Q( INT l IX ATI NG mW j| kve'v girls HU^Jsettings 7. all these »ili# fine entertrvnroent ftr the Grealei Marcos for a season at m* > Wm Theatre on Tuesday. JET It was some110 words
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