Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 September 1939
1939-09-17
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Title Section15 1939-09-17 1 The Sunday Tribune r 15 A.M. EDITION: "T"'-*"- SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1939. FIVE CHNTS.15 words
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549 1939-09-17 1 Russia The Great Enigma SITUATION FRAUGHT WITH UNCERTAINTY London, Sept. 1(>. PHE agreement reached between the Soviet -M. and Japan,.re*ulting m a cessation of all hostilities on the Soviet-Manchukuo border, makes Russia still the great enigma m the present European situation. When the Soviet concluded549 words
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Article107 1939-09-17 1 The Afehbbhop ol Canter- tarr announces with Their iprtta approval thai Oct. 1 y i day < f national pi a j ci nn> special pra\ers will !>. -aid a all (hunhes on behalf ot •nil life and i.tu v it h i3N between each «uch praypr for i107 words
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Article61 1939-09-17 1 The numbci of men mobilised French colonial possessions Us mm reacued and will shortb surpass the total recruited m ■Mill French colonial jntrmrs have been instructed l« rrseive from the year's Urvest 3.50n."f10 I oils of food, »bich ui'| include 1.1i00.000 ton^ •f oil-yielding products. KOO.OOO of food stuffs61 words
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Article48 1939-09-17 1 "i the first broadcast he has made or ci^t years, < 01. nihfr e erged the United tfs to le;,, out of the war. **>■ 'led u cnlcr to JJ f»r ieSMCraey abroad, ue l»v losing it at home. would be in.ulncvs for wierican soldir.s to be Killed turojM'.'"48 words
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Article38 1939-09-17 1 lis. aRn, *">' mrs »»e from "«»n states u.ai the Gestapo jWMion for brlpim; the i thai many arrests i. nude. Trafllc is forJT^n m one quarter of the a na nubiic monuments rf are guarded by soldiers.38 words
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Article26 1939-09-17 1 h detor,„in a ilul s£f£ tuiun was cm2£jkjr Ihe Prlrae Minister, [h «Pon. ?l of the ShiSj^^Wne. v .1 3K£ al, the pari el aIL26 words
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Article16 1939-09-17 1 ki^gj* h*s officistll, declared ra,,lv The declaration V"',"' 1 deal of satisfacu,r "»shuut the country.16 words
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Article20 1939-09-17 1 I Hitler W rin J*« Field Nankal V I Jg}** the German Pl s,l and was m "Mnaaander in-chief.20 words
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Article170 1939-09-17 1 Moscow, Sept. 16. AS a result of the negotiations between Mr. Togo, Japanese Ambassador to Russia, and M. Molntov, Soviet Premier and To reign Minister, an agreement lias beer reached for the Jap-anese-Manehukuo and the Sovict-Mc ngob-in troops to cease all hostilities. The official Soviet New* Agency,170 words
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Article265 1939-09-17 1 Germans Claim Capture Of 2 Towns Berlin, Sept. 16. T<H B capture of Prsemysl and Bialystok Is claimed m the German high command's latest, communique, which states The Germv.n Army's southern section are engaged m driving oil' the scattered remnants of the Polish Southern Army. Fightini; is proceeding at the265 words
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Article298 1939-09-17 1 London, Sept. 1<» HPHE 6,000 ton I«' Igian motors i Alex van Opstal was sunk I i submarine off th i south coast of Britain last night A Greefc Bt amei rescued and landed the crew, including six who were injured and sent tc hospital.298 words
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422 1939-09-17 1 PARIS, SEPT. Hi. ACCORDING TO A SEMI-OFFICIAL REVIEW OF OPERATIONS ON THE WESTERN FRONT ISSUED BY THE HAVAS AGENCY THIS AFTERNOON, FRENCH MILITARY AUTHORITIES DECLARE THAT FIGHTING HAS ENTERED THE PHASE OF ENGAGEMENTS OVER THE WHOLE OF THE WESTERN FRONT. Fighting is taking placeReuter - 422 words
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Advertisement16 1939-09-17 1 gjirTERY road. 1 Tel: 4772 $1 IJrf***'* OP 3 111 Or«*a*iona Jjs, to $30. aS HHBMia~*16 words
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Advertisement63 1939-09-17 1 ELSIE MARY BATTERY ROAD. Tel: 4772 For I)r<vssinakiii«4 dei/eti Woes ~J\ BO I DOIR I Sponge Fingers) v rj> PAGODA MIXED tR I%^ BOURBON mm ASSORTED CREAMS a V STRAWBERRIES CREAM /PvTW* C> KEEP FIT ASSORTED f 3TI C\ 01 KTUL VARIETIES /Jn^^O^ffX' C'A VI Alt PUFFS ff DAY BY63 words
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237 1939-09-17 2 Malaya Patriotic Fund Tota1s $77,485 TiiK Folio* donations lor the 1 Malaya Patrii id received up to i. 15: I Donations previously acknowledged $72,716.17. I Officers, Prison Club $120, Contributions From Central Depot Anonymous $20 Mr. and Mrs. c. O Windle |25, Mr. and Mrs. h. c. Reiily $250, TanBritish Wireless - 237 words
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371 1939-09-17 2 SSIBBI Interest Centred On Patriotic Fund j (Tribune Staff Reporter) WAR reeds of Britain and her allies must have priority over all I other claims and conditions. So the Chinese m Singapore fed and for that reason they are now making371 words
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101 1939-09-17 2 Johore Celebrates Sultan's Birthday liTTionne Stan Reporter) TWKATY OKi; GUNS WILL BOOM IN SALUTE FROM THE PORT aFTER THE THANKS-GIVING SERVICE IT THE DEWAN \l 9 O'CLOCK TO-DAY, VVHICH \:\i:ks THE 66TH BIRTHDAY OF HIS HIGHNESS TH*- SULTAN 01 JOHORE, SIR IBRAHIM ALL GOVERNMENT BUIi D INC.S AND BUSINESS HOUS101 words
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Article39 1939-09-17 2 I FOLLOWING Ullft bcr *ofthelndlaaea2! «raut, I b 'vdhu.uii „f ::7i > l rk) k^haiiJ flour. r,n "i l I utbniak f Corn n peilori 01 VinuJ m Rapore v• "ft I ■bj him i l_39 words
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Article511 1939-09-17 2 Sine;,, OEMARKINC that U c evidence brought !>y the prosecution wa lent for a conviction, Mr. J. Pletchar-Cooke, the Third r ma o-day acquitted Francis Xavier Joseph Sakwop, Toh Seek Wo who was charged with criminal L teach oi I t( _air of bangles valued511 words
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Article75 1939-09-17 2 fringap > m nlTuiil alt m n *niu mk lorlun&teiy a third junk (rayed this nfl m. m #1 ..:u (ne <>l thi P tni i Singapore baibour. \lifiough ever) p gtv< .i t« rul la i; pi was not pu^iblc i wi ning iv aatiyc m*W75 words
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Article10 1939-09-17 2 fksfjsr; fsjkfhsfle Reuter IN SINGAPORE TO-DAYReuter - 10 words
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Advertisement210 1939-09-17 2 lyaa^n^^,^^^^^^^^^^^^ M ail— TW^Br**WHWP"W**^T^^BßWl c3M afc* l». a* .^H H > a aav Wo aT t*V *I.'J»-^-4^tBML»JH 'IBL. J *n 1 **J L jSSfm IMußmtk 1 1 f* i MiiißMJWaTiaaaiawaaaafaiaaßaaaaaaajaaißaaTrnaTr- ~n-r^-"-~—^— MMm < rjM t^EAKNESS DEBILITY AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Haemoglobin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength, fa*210 words
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Advertisement358 1939-09-17 2 Gums Bleed, Teeth Loose! Stop Pyorrhea and Trench Mouth m 24 Hours Bleeding gums, sore mouth, or loose n»eth mean that you are a victim of Pyorrhea or Trench Mouth, or some bad disease that will eventually cause you to lose all your teeth and have to wear false teeth358 words
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617 1939-09-17 3 GOVERNORS' WIVES AMONG CLIENTS (Tribune Staff Reporter) »wledKe of everal foreign lan,u. ,M,i P,J from A t> Z and backward* rity the hiatoi c it* in- IMiUic btiiklino you mi-hi coil '■"KiWe to V v •or h< n to t !h I Oflk-c dally617 words
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Article, Illustration156 1939-09-17 3 MUM Ii Km* I^4 m be m Soppl) §0 1 hi I lha -_re-. i n"t reatt 4 1 I ant f KdvrriniM- and t <*» v limit h.n iv. ii Sim l\ its prop! "di* nil hli the W i atro!156 words
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Article32 1939-09-17 3 IttVPT ■pJiT3O men. all ember 1 R A.. h;i\ >„.. M int< ESS thi If a swoop on Duhiin wh ;n numbered 20 oi vhom om 1 i A32 words
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122 1939-09-17 3 SINGAPORE HAS AMPLE MEAT SUPPLIES (li ibune SlalT If* poi I Th f f L' |l :ir ampK freah meat »i Sir*] pore t<> la»i for I^. dn m< o.!i if SU >n .uatralia and thi Nether'"'l< >. Ihe elm. p pliers, were stopped, f !<. Tribune learns no! v.ill:122 words
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Article147 1939-09-17 3 RINGSIDE SEAT AT 593 SQUABBLES I Tim ki is one nan In Singapore I who hi had a ring sideseatal 593 famtt) squabbles, audhestill continue* to listen to v ives qtiarr: luiu with husbands. lie is Mr. Conrad Oldham, Singapore se- < ••> <i pK lice mag bit rate. Mr.147 words
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Article81 1939-09-17 3 JOHORE CHINESE RESPOND TO APPEAL Jon re Bahrn, Saturday. JOHORE I hr n.... are rapotoding !i> >■' for funds to be "tilisod m the relief of Britain's fighting forces. N,t 1 1 1 i" inf in M i_ v mi dfeUiicts of Johore I inn r omnium f< r the81 words
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Article, Illustration23 1939-09-17 3 Sybil Adsjiead is not only ;i rlever original dancer, aha is also a verj beautifulgirt Her picture (above] slums (hat beaut)23 words
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346 1939-09-17 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) B certain school girl fell iiek on the eve <>( Dow HUTa ;i ,lal l h, concert, pretty, vivaciou Sybil Vdshead filled the h faced the rootlights ror the first lime ii h< i Little did *hp ci.-ii;346 words
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Article194 1939-09-17 3 ENEMY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD I i i. iS'ine staff Ri porter) AT an eailv date all .oods con- Rscated from fa il German "i a»s m im| 01 ted I 1 1 ni will 1< v W ii- j ItbllC ;uh t ion. i,-, or die i vii. i194 words
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Advertisement95 1939-09-17 3 t vxa~»i l^r>~7 _7~ B_B_,T _E?v^' VH^aP^pV*!. 7. *i#Baß-3ai it.Ti'i' Haaaaaaa^y t T«irtfuei^Tafflr .y_ _s as_ jS^cl^.?.? vaai^^^a^Ba 4 iMiif i ,v, I■ en Bacaa^E '^saflflN^^aaaaiv 1 vaan aE^aßwsi ___jM' f J M^r a V_PMMO^ __f^ _f _^'l'^'fln'' >^_____&*^""> j_l 'e 1., 3p a_BH^v sHPa^ /«^^3s^ffij_g_? M _S9JHHP_Iv _a_ kPSRVbI^95 words
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Advertisement372 1939-09-17 4 m ii .*> UIHAUI -Ol Li-US, THIS IBT^lfi Baiiavno jo "TT7— a i igh Class remedy" L H A AA BRA TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 -free press m%ATKin mnniTY m mf m h !__«t COMlrsKj SI JUh I L P A I I I "a -ooi shov." H m w372 words
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Advertisement271 1939-09-17 4 LAS Tj HAPPY WORLD 6, V^r uu f All ASCI: I BL sS_?es chair CINSLING DANCE TO-DAY I P.M. to 5 P.M. MISS MARY WEE, POPULAR (CABARET STAR, NOW AT THIS CABARET. COME EARLY!! I TO-MORROW AT 8.30 P.M. jNO RESERVATIONS *FFZ- __T rER 9J3BV.VL GLAMOROUS HAWAIIAN NIGHT. TWO BANDS271 words
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Advertisement274 1939-09-17 4 MA hroalh^pi Suspend Iff?* AHAMtIA dory T j n < ____r\_-____F IP*M cro» The P' c,o^ ck greats'' jd JIM pn-Y 1 F U H IW TECHNICOLOR TYRONE POWER I X V HENRY FONDA WF- Ai y NANCY KELLY I 1 %4 SJ| f RANDOLPH SCOTT "Armies Of The World"274 words
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Article, Illustration328 1939-09-17 5 Our "Lancashire Lad" Comes Back pi tGE Formby's new film '"'I 1 Brewin* which < omea to the m shortly, had its world ere m very unusual circuniIt was chosen a- he film ...inch to inaugurate the new ingement be-.v een i h<- film indus;nd the Rovai Navy, and was328 words
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Article99 1939-09-17 5 ("world's sweet heart" Mary Puiford played m a Rim '"Sec- j rrts'i. List geek she announced 5 that m January she will tome Z j Wk m a thriller titled "I he j to be made al Den ham. j __and lecond i likely hi Z "»thv99 words
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Article, Illustration419 1939-09-17 5 Ihe Amazing Case Of 4 PERSON doesn't need to be a fatalist to be impressed by the amazing rase of Hedy Laaaarr. fey short years ano m nslria, where -he was called Hedj X isler, she was h'^t another little known actress, stnu?tflinir for professional recognit on. Ont419 words
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Advertisement179 1939-09-17 5 IF nif //> |i^%A Through all JF'f 4m\'JsL the Years Bf i__Bl..V J'i^ %V^ ___f W/"^^ 1 ■SB l r I"- i< joirea m Ilia ____*L^^ ay renpoimhilin tov»ai«h a life more preeioua af^SV iiil«'*"h earn money M ttiat he <an -nrioiiii'l lit- vs i f«- M'illi lininj[ rare lo179 words
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Advertisement278 1939-09-17 5 Vw' %aß__r__^a__L^^s)_a_f A^fi _r u^sW J -W^JBra-wt. ir___ w_»* r^B__~* _^^*^^^ei__w^ t wS \j^r'^^^^* o**m^0 m^\ l •*^'+t£ "I have much pleasure m stating thai sfaiee I hay >_ taken Okasa, mv health has mm^ mm Improved greatly. For the ss 'iilll^a' ,:isl tuo years I have suffered Aml.l^ W_fM_fc_\278 words
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Advertisement893 1939-09-17 5 I SPARKLING TEETrih The pride of every woman Bad teeth mean bad health. Weak snd yellowish teetk and bleeding gums ar«* si};iis t,f tOOtfc d»< ay, vlii.'h General Weakncas f' rtn your whole hralth. Brnsaing the teeth and iraskiag Iks UOWeakoeM mo «tk alone cannot rrmove th,during Pregnanev, caose. That893 words
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Article128 1939-09-17 6 BALI, putch Bast Indie-, is famous for beautiful women —but too danger j ous for husbands on honeymoon. .1: unci Mrs Charles Henry Fonda. i ol New York, went there on honeymoon a returned to New York from Bali but without her husband "I ll it128 words
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Article403 1939-09-17 6 FATE OF FIRST WHITE BABY IN N. AMERICA DISTORICAL mysterj of what happened to Virginia Dare, the first white chiM liorn m America, and other members of Sir Walter Raleigh's "lost colony" at Roanoke Island, North iroJina, ma} be solved at last with th disi v< <>{' a very403 words
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Article62 1939-09-17 6 This Is Stop Press News! \i .an bites m; elephant that's news r I a ipened al New York World's an Irish girl, lti&i Mai n L] ian, Lo I her v mper m a dteput< over the Drice of ;«r*i ihe anini il exhibition ••I* phanl on the trunk,62 words
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Article41 1939-09-17 6 «"t- church, M> ha M »its fi.-m „i, I ill! l_k_? son, seven mita Place ol worship 1 ,1 s ■> chyrtk v* k___ J" *Wds and mote, J* 1 Mghway t 0 jta v 2? job lakins lenday! i41 words
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Article109 1939-09-17 6 PRISONERS WANT THE CAT! <^IK Samuel llourc m;i\ IH.l H mm I r tfil to know ,h;it. tfj ihi|Ut>tion of abottghing the "art* for crista of vMtfMfe, th. majority of prisoners stnngh opposed lit him. Thi the authority ol one probably m closer unofficial towel old lag? than anyboi I109 words
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Advertisement685 1939-09-17 6 itsa. FEET f^^mtisd dawn I__rVV 1 WITH km feel you **l## I Ai*if%* to A. i>i I his i rippling ondition he the ores quarc inch of ih.i up, the waste acid l m feei I oes. I)> V,,u IN ..i to shift that acid or gu mi Miffcrinf led.685 words
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Advertisement732 1939-09-17 6 Piles Cripple Your Nerves Stop Pain and Itching m 15 "TTlqac^ a a)S'> OF MEMORY Minutes, Avoid Operation c/ 1 with New Discovery |wr*K e_> i X iff/ Since the discovery of Chlnaroid by an il Sv^ criran Physician it is no longer neces- i l/f- for anyone to surfer732 words
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Advertisement89 1939-09-17 6 DOWN WITH FEVER? When you are 'aid it3^ up with malaria or Wf/ vNnf any other form of X lever, Cienasprin ff^yifjL will bring you im- V V mediate relief. Two tablets will bring down your temperature safely— ease the aching m your joints and muscles— help you lecp. fit89 words
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Article736 1939-09-17 7 W. A. HARPUR - W. A. HARPUR i By irillTlll-f enerj r v genomic I m view of i" thai half Europe \r. njbstitul -I the flash of tl r the 'ra of political ii? II FA Ir a the earl} August to the War" y a penny a pound irres-736 words
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Article, Illustration16 1939-09-17 7 SvsSs- r ,s ;,\.;t,..,: '"''liin,: ihr walls .a llie mii_H I«r*« •ri«r«16 words
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Article, Illustration172 1939-09-17 7 Their Future In The Balance w _r. rubber, tea, eoffte and copra, while precious and base metals were sub- 1 acted to a variety of influences and were erratic. Peace saw an int< nsification of the fiscal war. and Britain felt the influence i f the war born economic selfsufficiency172 words
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Article161 1939-09-17 7 London. Aug. 16. <it N< i;•■!ii an mothi ised 1( rmission to nter England w ith her two-year-old da ighter. ti throv; herself m front of .1 taxi-ing airliner at Croydon Airport ni' r ht ::v«-d by U' fl n Frai irt an 1 .lamed that she161 words
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Article1378 1939-09-17 7 LET THEM SUFFER FOR THEIR CRIMES THE WAR GUILTY (\NE effect r>f tl i war ha t,j create inter* hi m books de nrith the last sal struggle. Tl was a time when such boot ma no appeal, for thej seemed to refer to an era which was passed and1,378 words
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Advertisement59 1939-09-17 7 ACORN MjMMk I MMm mt^mMmMm^ '%__^_£h^B lmm K\ I I __T I la_V_L\ I S-^lll I EVAPORATED a_ A _f «\A I Re ITL±_L__L>_ PROM I CELE WHta 0 'PHONE: STORE 5376 (5 lines), K. LUMPUR 3331 (3 lines), IPOH Mo 111 (2 lines), PEN WC 1500 X 1881, BITTTERWORTH59 words
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Article, Illustration1582 1939-09-17 8 Vera Ardmore - Vera A rdmore By COCIAL new. this week, tends to take on a different note from usual and *jo I'll talk of the more sober things to be done now that our gallant soldiers are fighting so hard m France. There are ail kinds of1,582 words
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Article202 1939-09-17 8 SEEN HEARD "They've started something". says Harper's, and m the follow- I Ing article writes ."lord Trede- gar. recently returned from his honeymoon m the East, has added Chinese ducks to the col- lection of peacocks and cranes that perambulate m the grounds of his Inigo Jones designed house m202 words
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Advertisement705 1939-09-17 8 HEMMED BED SHEETS 54" x 90" S 7.50 a doz. 11 x «MT SlO.BO a doz. AT: Phone 2873 SHANTI SILK STORE, 125, Middle Road. GYMNASTICS, THERM. BATHS. Reducing treatments Mrs. Emslie King, Cert. Masseuse, Cert. State Reg. Nurse. 250, Orchard Rd. Phone 4609. DRESSES Let Odette solve., this problem705 words
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Advertisement14 1939-09-17 8 >lf Xl \/HS Cough Mixture ft Lung Tonic .-,0 CTS. ft $1 MAYNARD Co^tcT^14 words
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Article, Illustration308 1939-09-17 9 Xi Life-giving foods which should be present m i our ordinary diet hich, nd. ten In uch uci .ilk i I Hi i rm i fi I '1(1 dd l (iii. d lum s rri< i irs, pineapple or pruni cxci Hem sources ol308 words
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Article604 1939-09-17 9 Hi lo^ He it'll mmi where ami vthal i«> buy 1 ioifieui with nev I gull J .1 an. m' 1 j Wll I. 'I* bii 11 nd: eaain^ I .1. I 1 1 I I I 1 j ks '■> j j i 1 y<604 words
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Advertisement125 1939-09-17 9 i^^A FALL i 1 GOODNESS I I F EEL RRm<xrJ«j^_ WFVF A BOTTL£ I *II_OVERL "J OF SLOAN'S J 1^ 'Vaayl handy// mmmVI I A I aW 11 TTU or Sloan's takes little space m a medicine cabinet 1 i big thing m caw of a f all. Then the125 words
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Advertisement20 1939-09-17 9 JAZ)£ 7A££ Lingerie Linen Handkerchiefs---18. Battery Road Ist floor. Phone 7143. m a *■>"• (•iiaranteed to soften X whiten your face.20 words
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Advertisement773 1939-09-17 9 fSjSh I NEW REVLON I MmWriwi si 4__L_ X NAtL POL,SH SHADES ___P J I I _L_________l vflH 'j? > T c^H _HP r li V il s l«»r lllon.. Mtf I 'leiniM. .Hi.! It a,, ■f-' J 7 >V. i/J -TJ I tpit.l'O.Box JI7, J.'. AMAMI SHAMPOOS t v773 words
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Article209 1939-09-17 10 COME middlemen have been quick to take ad antage of the situation to snatch a profit by enhancing the j of non-essentials such a^ beer, cigar tte* :^.n\ wrapping paper. Retailers, to do them justice, have not invariably rushed to increase prices before they have been compelled to take209 words
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Article251 1939-09-17 10 r riih widespread belief that any attempt suddenly to increase rents would be met by immediate action by the Government, which tiie benefit of the experience of the rent control measures m operation during and following the last War proved justified. The public is as much entitled to251 words
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341 1939-09-17 10 BEHIND the guarded statement on our new anti-submarine devices, I made by Lord Stanhope, then First Lord of the Admiralty, m the House of Lords recently, lies a great story erf the developments carried out by British scientists. _.a>a>__ i t V-. t. ic "Our341 words
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Article1094 1939-09-17 10 C. H. Stanley Jones - C. H. Stanley Jones _7 By BUSINESS j WILL BE 1 BETrER I THAN I EVER JJOW long shall we be at war? Some optimists -ay it will be over m a few months. A strongly held opinion is that It cannot last much more1,094 words
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Article144 1939-09-17 10 TX an attempt to fulfil the desire of the International Police Confer- ence that every effort should be made to encourage world co-opera-tion between Tbe various police i his ye r More than a thousand o'ic visitors have been shown the "Yard" machine at work and144 words
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162 1939-09-17 10 New Orleans. j IV/JRS. Evelyn Harper, who says sne is the only woman fight manager m the game, is back m town with her retinue. Mrs. Harper has revealed 'he difficulty she has m convincing people .she is the only woman fight manager.162 words
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Article35 1939-09-17 10 Providers of fodder and forage I have found to be wholly incorrigible. X cents for an egg Is the price they now beg, And V chips for a sackful of porridge. W.A.H. j35 words
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Article, Illustration27 1939-09-17 10 m*Vfßf a— a— mm^^ Camouflaging nn antiaircraft gun at a defmce nnst hi i„„,i everything is In re»din«„ to rape] air aiders hfrf27 words
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Advertisement41 1939-09-17 10 No Time For Him _b_B_^^ BI **_r TsMft 1 jAr I flfc_ _V^_ ~^Tfe i**^r7 r Men of a London anti-aircraft battery show how they'll like lo treat Hitler— 4! he were present m real life '1 nf m i vrlenlarr41 words
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Advertisement90 1939-09-17 10 'Emerson ***+*B*m9\^m\\\mßmm\BmmmMmM\BW I Tll«' lIMtSg S>4 aSal.^Ell T% k T\\(\ Ila«iio m >la!ava RAI/lv HP A7.K/c/ Bfi-220 13 Valves Less 10% h 12 m. Speaker tfOfiC Of on fiaf 13-555 Meters thZOD Ask for free to* Console Model trial write or pho" so/c Ayaiiu: and v H. L. Carter Co.90 words
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Article131 1939-09-17 11 SIEGFRIED LINE'S WE AKN ESSES London. Aug 31 (JOLONEL Thon Tweed, Mi. Lloyd < political adviser, who I i f rOJTI ;1 eg touro f r ninyandAu tria, described, yesterday, avi hemadetothe fried Line cm Sunday i "The line w I inn*, and siu'h portion a rould '><• soon UK131 words
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230 1939-09-17 11 London, Sept p the past few months every police station m London has been made iible, and S I Yard if now described ii* i fort The woi k of st lengthening the building on the Embankment .-iiiil making its basementa and ceQers bomb-pro ;uni230 words
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13 1939-09-17 11 Arthritis Cause Fought In 30 Minutes »»kf Ms m„ HIMI III..! Runu-nd u13 words
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Article, Illustration75 1939-09-17 11 ILate irregular hours and overindulgence call for Alka-SeSizer Jbll indtge* !1S« d_« nts are ly wit!. Alka Sell 1 C £_l theflln,| mcp.t.,l functUNU and 1 L AB| S rhes ante alk.u I COUnU r:l, 'li m **_r, m "*i" r,! with IV Ss at mni,,n two Mir75 words
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Article74 1939-09-17 11 DEATH OF FAMOUS MARATHON RUNNER M«»nli«al. CDOUARD I abre, hero of many 1 1 races, haa died here at the age ot :,i after a I 'i illness. Known as the French-Canadian Iron Man, he Ihe Baston Marathon and tj seven other international rl ampionships. I ibre heal such runners74 words
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Article644 1939-09-17 11 Oranges —And Bridge London. Sept. o. ll 1< took ..ii first air-raid warning* very socially, writes Hildt Marchant. In my block of flats it \\;t< quite like a n aftei i• on call, get I ior U I now v m- four! !i floor neighbour v« pi that, Im- i<644 words
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665 1939-09-17 11 Close Watch On Immigrant j Passengers On Ships (Tril i f Report r J^HE immunisation oi the port of Singapore fr mi dai infectious diseases is a huge undertal ivhen one hea m mind that ever} year thousands of immii i- m I Malaya665 words
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Article, Illustration22 1939-09-17 11 Evacuation Of Blind Children A number of blind children were among thousands evacuated from London at the outbreak of hostilities with Germany.22 words
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Article78 1939-09-17 11 Warsaw, Aug. 20. U AX Invader's Manual and Dictionary" has been issued by the German military authorities for use by the troops now massed on the Polish frontier The manual was compiled hy a Colonel v< n Bultsberg. It contains a numbei of Polish sentences, such as:78 words
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Advertisement165 1939-09-17 11 I^^^M^w.w^^wriirii^ipa^Miiiiofliii 'M v/ V/\_LI I L iH M 4B\ i A /I Sally Gray, Star of Brltl h Pinebrook ff 1 S AS B IF BriUsl m U Production "The Lambeth Walk". I 1 \J^ I 1 Sally Gray writes: "Film work is hard work and I find th noI165 words
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672 1939-09-17 12 to bonis S;»vv "Wa tch Sta li n Says Goehhels J\ spite of the ratification «.i :1 opinion remains resoliitel) (jj event-. To Ihf French authoriti many's internal situation per slightest external difficulty. O rarelj en h external situation of672 words
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Article324 1939-09-17 12 (By R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science). AS the eyi re the first to apprehend the graze of the fascinator they were considered t<» be the organ most frequently affected. The eyes oi the new born < re particularly endangered,. Ophthalmia neonatorum (eve324 words
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Article231 1939-09-17 12 DESERTERS FROM SIEGFRIED LINE Fn neb German Idiers from th< i Line jump t Right U swim rd trn French hank riv( Pour were drowned, but ten I Austrians succeeded They surrencU red to th French. R( lon ol neutrality which his OoveriiTneni to makp I many was threatens md231 words
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Article228 1939-09-17 12 I Tin l«>»<lon. Sept. I fi" m peculiar Run,,, V M;ur m ,h is Petti," t,n 8 stride the i.onb, ;'•<•'.» County < i-. Fermanagh A Pettlgo villager „i av bf ,,Hr a neutral o, t» n, l he v »»^e is divided m228 words
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Advertisement234 1939-09-17 12 I 1 M^— II -I IHW ll II all i' y%iW6H rt never vary:hey are always smooth and easy on the throat/S^^ __E9_6J'T»r^. j^-^ I ''J/" tit t *h_e_H _E_ J£*?-'-j& £______i V^ __r -Jp v .*^i_fi K_»^___£___S____i ia^" **^_> II -a ,^»'ia* #aiv^9l P9IqGSS -^^tt. ■I are the tavounte234 words
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Advertisement357 1939-09-17 12 Hearing Restored m Twenty- Four Hours Deafness and Head Noises need not be dreaded any longer since the discovery of an American Physl< lan. Now ii is possible for some of the most obstinate casea of Deafness to be r< lb v. d In a day's time by 1 the357 words
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Advertisement99 1939-09-17 12 __5 il_____-_____^ m 3 socottfls^** 9 CORNS •re kille<l and loosened with jn^l MM ap|»lien;ion of *.ets-lt. A drop or two ends the torture of tlirohhing corns. A few dUljl later yom can lift off the turn root and alt. CETS-IT Halrci ymm for set earns. M2-a i UK 199 words
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Article411 1939-09-17 13 j Risked Life In Rescues a-Atf overboard!" The echoed >1 the u Ivln British Columoment'_ h> v ii t B l:m yo rpedo li<'iii I'iiP, clothed, a drownbut tho Fleet, I, .(1. I,;,:, capacity action, li eh Hrurnt Is ies SI hipman m -3 mc't 'd411 words
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Article78 1939-09-17 13 Stand; h Sur 1 1 s Pn nderga_l Viscount Gort, V.C. C.8., M V.O M.C. Chief of the rial Gem ral Staff, come i 1 i lons line of soldiers who, Britain. history, have 'allantly U>i \\< ir county. r personal bi Ihe record V'78 words
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96 1939-09-17 13 THE BEST DIET DURING C ONVALESCENCE Deratlons or wasting and oth v °u -eel so weak and exhaust- j* 1 you wonder whether you'll li, real, .y weU Bgain Everyone to eat Yet loud nauseates ,0u sil "Piy must eat DoeQ rifte world haw found that _a^tton? retiUm d °y96 words
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Article327 1939-09-17 13 f-UUtCE has appointed a "Big ti,,ri« Ur lo run the <<>untrv ductal war. They are MM. I)a--m^Sil Sarraul mj£** make "l» a comparatively young i„„er Cabinet I heir combined ages total 231 years givmg an average of about 58 Thiv v bH__! iv! ,s rears327 words
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Article236 1939-09-17 13 3. Fought Bomb Store Blaze A FIRE broke out m a large Royal Plying Corp. -tore containing 2.000 hi/ i explosive bomba. Heading a small party, a young officer entered the blazing building and sucded In putting out the flames. Por tins it t courage m 1916 he wa_ awarded236 words
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Advertisement723 1939-09-17 13 NEW HAIR Grown on BALD HEADS By Using KOTALKO When baldness threatens hundreds of Mr. James Bmdlej 's workmates remain* ber what Kotalko did for him. '^Sk Ol__v h-d no bair on rrif Jr~A Wm\ h ad at all," he atates. \W not single hair. At fM**^ 9^ w 9w'^B723 words
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Advertisement48 1939-09-17 13 MADE,] Bf%~r^^%l IN ii_F»\irs»:: i| sjrjaj fr>^_ i_a-a_afrt_l '■-'•'s. It 'SHe .T' jm\ EZ" a*er« ss^_l jg^Mit H j I MALAYA 1 1= .A. I I>J T7 sl FOR EVERY PURPOSE SI M i:, DARBY PAR MALAYAN CO.. LTD. B_E PAINTWORKS LTD., Secretaries &Sole Agents >^ (Incorporated m S.S.)48 words
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Advertisement563 1939-09-17 13 'A ________H i ______fl 9^b jm yi _l__a IM Wa_ I r_ _Qto__ BB (^r_ jUB.. _cfl______H '.Vf _H*s7^ »> mMMmw m^/ *ffi*£i MwMM^r- _H_k m\wKS9f^^ A j^¥^P_PW_PB v'vs' VlßAHHtA______-___-____B Maybe you are saving up for the day when you v ill h to give up work. Maybe, too, you563 words
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171 1939-09-17 14 Lucknow Congress Condemns Action Against Subhas Bose I .m know. DISt 11- LIN All V aetiou taken against S.j. Subhas Chandra Rose, exPresident of the Congress, came m for severe criticism at the meeting of the Lneknow City Congress Committee held recently. After D that the House should adjourn Its171 words
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Article173 1939-09-17 14 A Call utl RECORD number of pilgrims are expected to visit India from < eylon this year. Last year about 40u pilgrim: nsitod I the holy places Ln this i the leadership of a member o lon State Council and the &i thi Mahabodhi Society m173 words
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Article192 1939-09-17 14 DIRECT ACTION j THREAT Guntur. a RESOLUTION urging direct i tion if the agitation for the f rm.ation of a separate Andhra pro vince did not materialise within six months was passed at the Andhra Mahasabha Conference which was held recently. The resolution stated that n tne c192 words
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Article340 1939-09-17 14 GANDHIJI'S VIEW i VIA 11 ATM. A 1 'dl i m a note m question why only prohibit ion is ta iii the Shave Market, gambling, li i( tackle d Gandhijl says thai Ihcse evils are .lion and should be deaU with. nit who will340 words
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59 1939-09-17 14 HIG H COMMAND TO TALK PEACE WITH LEFTISTS? T V Letl fore on d Kf B Subh tar tour has h 'V thai oQeial c between thi iit. [nforma] talks will ib B would b<« the ba iaDr^ The question of release of will also be disc •hi. expi ability59 words
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Article235 1939-09-17 14 News Brevities lin quinquennial ele< turn nf fudges of the International Court of Inatice at The Hague is dn* tto> year, ll is understood that all tit live sitting; Judges are offerim themselves for re-election. Sir Sol ian Ahmed's name, w'.iirh was pi: forward by India on the235 words
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Advertisement194 1939-09-17 14 I /^/"lpV^fi* TICKETS ISSUEX> S ALL STEAM- 1 roR TDA\nri BHD> AIR AND j I laMYLL, R An ,WAY IJNEB. j NO BOOKING RES. Chive.v client! and those of all other resident communities are i given the bc_t of attention and > a_si_taxice. s SB, ROBINSON RD, SIN(;APORE. j TrTU?PiTON_194 words
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Advertisement1049 1939-09-17 14 For The Blood, Veins, Arteries mnd Heart And Stop Limping DON'T let Leg Troubles crippls you. Talcs Elasto. the Great New Btoossdk-_1 Remedy that cures through th* blood, and have dons witk enforced rest, worry, tufienug and expense. Leg aches and pains soon vanish when Elasto is taken. l_.mful, swollen1,049 words
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Advertisement280 1939-09-17 14 3__i_N_ ffi _l l_ 3 _i i_ lal i_ I_ _i 13 fiiffV^pNlßSE Jl %B} 13 13 13 13 13 13 ®13El El EJ I2 !3| 'A i ___i \<A 1 I—>*~&1 >*~&- IS i B _J _1 gumj mmm s Sour Temper or is _i i Sour Stomach gj280 words
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Article257 1939-09-17 15 ON THE AIR TO-DAY SINGAPORE HP m V 1 1 .1 h lr«»m 7 i:, i poi 'i 05 m oo c INIROM U |5 M I m ir. I W W ulletin. lie tin ic 6 10 Ba- I i •):> lcH 'Mi257 words
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Advertisement352 1939-09-17 15 *m_ r«^_ *a 2J^ ummsms&^^Qf WgmtoL KNIR VALUABLES l '*^__i_ ir 4 f lron Roomj art your >n '^BlVRtlOQ. I Jlj 1 Impossible for an lndlJJJto provide for his valued ggwtonj the safety that Ls jm by our vaults where il Te safe boxes of Tarioue ,i B^iwr nire at352 words
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Advertisement646 1939-09-17 15 Cuticura is a MEDK l\.\l and^v rOILi i soap, combining m one >. bi tablel the unique soothing, N. y^ •*»>& :^__j»^ he.tluu; .'ii<l .uitisi-pti," nici!,, ]T Gives >_Wr Mi<-nt> ol (Miii m i Ointnicin «fc'"n V-^^f-Cf^ with t!ic mildest and in<.-f o thorough Bgajpr beautifyingsoaDbasethatscie, V S£S£ J^^ has646 words
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Article, Illustration504 1939-09-17 16 "Observer"— Perak - "Observer"— Perak By In Aid Of China mw Relief Fund r rHK badminton reason is progressing rapidly and another Iwo more events are lo be run this month. They are the kinta League for the "Car and Co." trophy, open to all partita In the district504 words
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Article429 1939-09-17 16 "Sphinx"— Penang - Penang Loses Ace Player "Sphinx" Penang By Death Of Beh Ewe Soon T^HK death of Hth Ewe Soon recently came as a shock to badminton enthusiasts m Penang. Young Ewe Soon died from injuries received 8s I rc-nl: of -\r explosion m a dental surgery where he was working. At429 words
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Article200 1939-09-17 16 Johore State Tourney Concludes (Is> "Quix** Johore) rVNCE again, the Johore Stale tournament has come to r close and the ladies' events again tailed to materialise. The problem to attract women players for State tournaments still remains unsoh However, the tournament anion 1 tl junior and senior players proved to200 words
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281 1939-09-17 16 PROGRESS OF SELANGOR INTER DOUBLES MATCHES (By -|{aml,lc,--Sclanuor) [NTEREST ana,,,, hailminlon enthusiasts tod phveri in cmV n BUnd lhv M nmr tarter. doubles tournament which hi, just under way. In the first I «'l matches played on Satur-baflTS-U J)\ three -ames to luo whi!e on Sunday Lad Hwi parly defeated281 words
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Advertisement269 1939-09-17 16 J* ~m*T'* *]M^^fr_H_H___! _J___Jt ;3L_h m*mS _K_SV Jaf^ /^_BrT^r^>7^a W I "msW I A jit?'/" is_i*_t»^l^__l^^'\_»fc •_2_-T*^*^ r HBf\ _-—^vC" Kruschen Has Made Me Young Again 7 nmd with headaches and I I m my stomach. i ■,>!_ like a top. I could mil, a ft SMMH I aking Kruschen269 words
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Advertisement267 1939-09-17 16 A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. l iii is a cm iition (or disej'e) to wlucli niany RUMMSan given but few realK understanil It ts simply weakness a break down a s it v.»rc, <-l the »ita! forces that sustain the system. No purer wliat may be its causes (they araalnM t267 words
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Advertisement119 1939-09-17 16 The Pen that never GROWS OLD J^ sw'r7« /Vwt bought io _o and more M/i f/J B mw f Awt m mW years ago are writing as well to-day m/fmm _V_fl__r _r pen. For instance— LAßGE 14.cr. GOLD MfmmWfW SWAN ml mm m i ij i( WlAWmw Im „.l oi119 words
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Advertisement119 1939-09-17 16 SPECIAL BADMINTON FEATURE Edited By i *>HOENDi> MALAYA TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaiio ja»lH^^fr ''^r^^rtK MFl__Bfo._-*>m f?"sV_?:_Hl^P_E fm^B\mmmmW^^WßllfßjßW^ Wt 'Mmmmm^ummmmmmmmrßr _eife- s i mtr Mr *»_'_3i_S_k^\ I r^m _P V 'V 7s~ _^c By #ii <s ■JAmWmW'fo *d*^^ 4fi_^_^_^_^_l_v^ -wWWr I_BHr mmr^fmW j__F -irtwr- esmmmsmm^ \mmmm. i i jfc^'*ji^^3s"'*'^^^^^ it's no119 words
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1244 1939-09-17 17 PUBLIC M UST DEMANND RECIPTS IMPORTANT ORDERS ISSUED _f _0 V _m No Cessation In Food Control Work Singapore, Saturday. ,atul wtek oi the W (lll troUcr, Malaya I ipuea no 1 ,n lh« activities of the Food Control Office Ihe rarious orpanisations responsible r©r carrying oni the d f„ntrofcrt1,244 words
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Article87 1939-09-17 17 Rush To Enlist In Australia arberra, Sept. 16. HJiHE rush te> enlist In the^ volunteer corps t'«>r service either m Australia or overseas was so great that the staff at recruiting centre's was reported to be overwhelmed. Most of the volunteers are veterans Of th On at War, and theirReuter - 87 words
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Article36 1939-09-17 17 Kaunas, Sept. 16. Twenty- five thousand people, about a lourth of the total population of Kaunas. a Lithuanian city near tne Pclish border, are to be evacuated as a precautionary men. up __^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^l ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article74 1939-09-17 17 AT the request of the K( v. H. V Todd f 1 Senior Chaplain to tl ihe calvation A;n.y haj lyreed to tl eir H( adq 207, 'I R -i. bein« 1 I I v: :incs, <i '-ilv-:- similar eon. i f or duly al]74 words
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Article47 1939-09-17 17 The three Japanese missions military, naval and economic— which ha\e been visiting Italy were duo to leave Rome for Japan on Saturday and travel by way of London. Well-informed circles m Rome beieve that the' economic mission will n( i n BmBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Advertisement58 1939-09-17 17 j TUESDAY NEXT j ALHAMBRA I VV_^x, _B___> J^_l B DRAM A T C Außßm\ I* bring* jor t|| m row or i o^ *_jj*» mWmJ eavcv no _|tll3 t t ■wmßSi- JS3 life unchanged* mmßn\ J __f_S_£ ORICOtV BiMNtf *W_»#^ GIIBIHT «AYMONO I W^l ROLAND WALBURN I 'jl john58 words
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Advertisement996 1939-09-17 17 I The new writinf-Mt that makes writing i pleasure 1 •riHVT.II.IVI-* I Always Ready! Always Clean! _^__L__!_ A^" m I l»f«" Ol un tl| u,l, one dip I i I Ink! As non used by Hi:. 111.- (iovtir.'i B1 i "~i~ iiiilßßßS_i^«^m_ -^a_l «^_i__Wt_fl__ lh< hUf Jllstil a,ul l lhp996 words
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683 1939-09-17 18 MALA YS A STEP NEARER S.F.A. LEAGUE HONOURS CHINESE DEFEATED BY 4— 1 J S.CF.A... i. HUGE crowd yeslerdaj sa* the M.F.A. defeat Ihe S.CF.A. by foui g^als to one m one of the nmst interesting of recent soccer fixtures t o be played at the Stadium. me M.r .A.683 words
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Article82 1939-09-17 18 J ohore Badminton Tourney v ;x fits 'final in^j^ 1 the title nali i nd n I f l bw at U I bln AhlTl B i beat' R_-h Ciiuna tB I I M k f J 1 «kh Ahnnd J 13 .t 3 W S, 15-9. X 1: I82 words
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Article103 1939-09-17 18 Ng Ngoh Tee Wins Title Johore Bahru. Saturuir riNALfe < the Johore State ba do champion flip were played to-day N oh Tee i Urn m ana m p I m he also won the d hip. became tb nd i.s now co 1 1 I or doubles ::tlr. Men's103 words
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Advertisement213 1939-09-17 18 f &i£jS&B3y2&2 -__S_ y^*'^ I l I^B W H i.*^ '■■>■■ Wt Wm\ Wmmmm S^*»v I P^i /.f>'ij''sil p^ mmmmn;^^£s&vtSt£+.%' i. T ;.:/.Q&. -ytW ß\\\Bm\r :?<'A;^_*^ *».--> v« ''•*v^'« mmmmwrnrnXj'^ made from the finest iT 7 'SMMnH_H_*62€i& <_ -T. flß[ AH_ IBHI i 'r' -^M—HBSt^ft*' ___k C ->' K 'm^^213 words
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Advertisement203 1939-09-17 18 C v 'n^^a Ml .7 'IViT*n I____ 1_ V_H_ ii i v9l__^l \ii}'" t'lj wWT^nyjnjv s____p hup $jU a Ko9W_____J I— l at «r t_l Bi&__ '4&_3:_l_. before washing— think of Inner Clean- jfll Blu hness. Lor a clear skin, bright eyes and I|i_^Hs_m^Tr i tfcat inner sparkle which is203 words
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Advertisement58 1939-09-17 18 Getting Up Nighls Makes Men Old SsmWm* „mo. ifroin an«l importai ■< fcjyn 1 „ui< ll' 1 f <•%*** I ,II I I Progcno i r Proqeno 1 m > our c > U 1 Un (..mpany. P-^J*"^^^, Only physically ht are selected Withbu^JJ^tfSS? :u £d* bodygj Wat,?bury's i\™^m\m**\ ...nirnounsb^^yoo^.58 words
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988 1939-09-17 19 COiV/J B A Qf S.T.C. EXTRA PROFESSIONAL RACES *—Dit'idc'udv— At A m m j *-.-.~..~~--~G lance----* Race I Kil 111 I Emilj Dignu Rac< ki use Me 154 |lt I agle's l c 111 Race s«iho sis Utile Charm II i;>" I— Prude988 words
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575 1939-09-17 19 GOING HEAVY CARMTOP PRUDE CREATE UPSETS P Singapore, Katurda m the second da>'« race> of Ihe S.T.C. tra Pro tal Meeting held al liukii Timah \^i l rude und CaMnt I paid $51 and >ur, 1 either 1 1 I he I--1 b Tin nth obiecI -T in wa K*a»nd575 words
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382 1939-09-17 19 OL T GBY da .and m< iraql it c and general trai tarf thi on, due ha t ill alo 1 1 Badminton Championships i.-t of f club ha> c commenced The me has made an to Ihe crisis and Ihe fact that382 words
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162 1939-09-17 19 Miss Wasleen Wong Retains Championship MISS Waileen Wong (Mayfloi !ii:.i 1. iin I her champioi i 1 o. ated Mi L. -i. Pennt 1.1 her m Ihe v?om« n'n <»!)< n im S.B.A. tourna- mj nt, pi •-.oil a' Clerical Union thin n r. moon. I Pr fully "T In.162 words
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Article60 1939-09-17 19 lnc nana 01 tr.e htinits sciur-mi .il. re.'ice will perform m public (Monday) if Fairer P. ok at 530 -j.lv. v:-':- ti-. direction ol Mr. 5. Chi \> !ian Bandmaster. Th*' programme I. March Lorraine' Gam- Overture 'Poet Peasant' Buppe 3. Belt ction ••.^.ini* rsen s Hume One60 words
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Article186 1939-09-17 19 Galento Beats Nova To Puip it ._]t wii^a PHILADELPHJ |N A FIFTLKN-BOIJND BO1 I f 1ST NIGHT iu.\v HO TON™) I.INTO. RKCENTLY E)F.FEATKIJ I*N i i HI VVOKLD H kMPION, Kins. \W>\ ON A ili IIM« M M K-OUT IN Till I »i ill ROUND Af-MNSl LOI \o\ ANO HER186 words
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Article35 1939-09-17 19 CRICKET FIXTURES CANCEIIED lh < fic_el match fixed for to-day i 1 ;h( S.CJt.C. the Newton Rocklil rrow'a matches betwi en the o.CR.C. and the Weai B.C nd betfeer, C.B.C. and RE. alto been cancell d35 words
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Article22 1939-09-17 19 TO-DAI Cikket: .R.I t v- :1 tin S R < «»f: R. 5.61 q inrl. itlminton: K.B Chat hit > C.tl H22 words
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Advertisement349 1939-09-17 19 TIDE TABLES TO-DAY Hirh Water N45;. m 16 II it ll »s p.m. 9 n TO-MORROW I'to;, Watei 1.28 a.m. 1 M p rr». 9 l fl Heart Trouble Dangers Due to High Blood Pressure Wsffw Cause Many L- v anourous Symptoms n^w^-l LOSS OF /^4 laa_B_fl_i_lHHHHHH_a_-H_-^ memory J; <*,;^349 words
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Article220 1939-09-17 20 fans. Sept. 16. A POLISH aviator who had exhau ed his munition supply when 12 German bombers attacked him deliberately crashed into a big bomber, losing his. life but destroying his ad versary, according to an official Polish news agency broadcasting from Warsaw. The agency i ddsReuter - 220 words
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Article20 1939-09-17 20 THe omciai rate tor me pound sterling en New York was again fixed yea u m British WirelessBritish Wireless - 20 words
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Article57 1939-09-17 20 King's Message To Transjordan London. ipPfwr pf talon*** i 111 that the k •-ranc odwill received i an rdan: "I have with deep an n Your Highnesss message 01 nd m thia time of trial m il tri •tl and fld nu h tl ry m your r. i mBritish Wireless - 57 words
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Article98 1939-09-17 20 INVITATION CAME TOO LATE London, Sept. 16. |\R. K*rl Burckbardt, Lnguc ll I Commissionei ol Dantig, m an interview to-day stated that Herr Hitler's invitation to him to go ft gaden had arrived too late. He said that at an early stage hs might perhaps have had a chance becauseReuter - 98 words
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Advertisement9 1939-09-17 20 THE NEWS WrnT Y °UR BREAKFAST Try The >"<>kmx<.9 words
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