Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 June 1936
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1936-06-29 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 148. Vol. XCIV. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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266 1936-06-29 1 LAND IN KEDAH Epic Of The Storm Sixteen fishermen had a remarkable escape from death by drowning on Thursday night when a fleet of eight fishing vessels was wrecked off Batu giEleven swam ashore. Three were picked up by a pilot boat after266 words
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Article534 1936-06-29 1 f. —Reuter. ‘‘New Economic Dynasties” Philadelphia. June 27. “I am enlisted for the duration of the war,” were the concluding words of a rousing speech delivered by President Roosevelt accepting renomination as a Democratic candidate for the White House. The vast audience on the Franklin" Field acclaimed thef.—Reuter. - 534 words
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Article116 1936-06-29 1 —British Radio. Record Number Of Foreign Holidaymakers London, June 28. Figures issued by the Travel and Industrial Development Association show that the number of foreign visitors to Britain has exceeded that of 1935 in every month this year. This is true even of May in which last year—British Radio. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration52 1936-06-29 1 DIANA NAPIER the film actress, became the wife of Richard Tauber last week. Tcp: A bridegroom who gave up his job to marry. Mr. Victor Cook, a musician on board the Queen Mary, preferred to stay at home as a happy married man. He married Miss Hilda Eeare52 words
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Article176 1936-06-29 1 —British Radio. Charges Down, Profits Up London, June 28. Major Tryon, Postmaster General, last night announced that the results of the financial year just to hand constituted a record in Post Office history. In spite of reductions in parcel post rates, the profit on postal services had■.—British Radio. - 176 words
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Article127 1936-06-29 1 Reuter. r Anglo-French Unity Geneva, June 29. Complete Anglo-French identity of views on all questions of foreign policy, including League reform, the Italo-Abyssinian dispute, the Locarno situation after Germany’s breach of the Treaty and Central European policy, was announced in French quarters after Mr. Anthony Eden’s dinner]Reuter. - 127 words
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Article160 1936-06-29 1 The Imperial Airways plane Delphinus which left Penang on Friday morning for Calcutta to relieve the outward bouna mail plane of part of cargo was held up at Bangkok yesterday on its return flight to Penang. The other machine arrived last night and this morning160 words
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Article79 1936-06-29 1 I London, June 28. During thick fog in the English Channel this morning, the Danish steamer Freya, >1,207 tons, and the German steamer Holrtein, 4,969 tons, were in’Collision south of the Isle of Wight. Both vessels rustained Radio. I > a ’t o I -H lu-.d •’T*,79 words
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Article339 1936-06-29 1 In a desperate attempt to get back to South Africa, two men stowed away on the Ranpura before the vessel left Penang cn June 20. They were discovered at sea the following day and kept in custody till Colombo was reached. It is believed that339 words
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Article70 1936-06-29 1 i. —lTeuter. Army Strength Better Berlin, June 28. The League of Nations is a good thing, but air squadrons and army corps are better, declared Dr. Goebbels at a Stuttgart meeting of ten thousand political leaders of the Nazi Party. He added that Germany aimed toi. —lTeuter. - 70 words
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Article92 1936-06-29 1 British Radio. Towson, Maryland, June 28. Zion Ceck, an eccentric member of Congress who ran amok while on honeymoon, has escaped from the mental hospital where he has since been confined. It is believed he scaled a wall while walking the grounds. Tt is reported he was seenBritish Radio. - 92 words
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Article80 1936-06-29 1 Cricketer Married at Hove (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 23. Malayans will be prominent among the guests at .the wedding at St. John’s Church. Hove, on Saturday, June 27, of Mr. George Denison-Smith, the F.M.S and. Selangor State cricketer. His bride is to be Miss Dorothy80 words
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Article86 1936-06-29 1 by air on his return to Cairo.—British Radio, Jerusalem, Jnue 28. Two Arabs were killed and three wounded when a detachment of troeps searching an Arab village near Jerusalem met with opposition necessitating the use of firearms. Three houses in a village in the TnT Karem areaby air on his return to Cairo.—British Radio, - 86 words
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Advertisement12 1936-06-29 1 H. TOKISATSU ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS No. 68-70, Bishop Street, PENANG. Telephone No. 772.12 words
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Advertisement64 1936-06-29 1 NOTICE OF REMOVAL This is to notify that I have removed to a muth accommodious place at No. 7, Light Street, a few doors from my oki establishment. I MARSELLA. ITS SURPR' S NG I\l II If THE D 4S ER ENOE.._ CTambe; ...BUT THE LAMBS WE SELL ARE THEFINEST64 words
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Article513 1936-06-29 2 e.—Reuter. MOB TRIES TO SET FIRE TO CUSTOMS HOUSE Tientsin, June 27. The Japanese destroyer Kiku has arrived at Tar.gku from Port Arthur bringing staff officer Lieut.-Commander Ohnishi to investigate the Chikou and Tsingtao in-ci-I dents. j In addition to the Kiku, the Japanese destroyer Aoie.—Reuter. - 513 words
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Article119 1936-06-29 2 Intjsairy Into Cooiie's Death j Gn Juno 17 at Weld Quay a coolie, Marimuttu, was crushed to death by a heavy drum containing acid. Cn Saturday, after hearing the evidence i of A. bin Majani, a lorry driver, and Dr. 1 Chee Chin Hai, the assistant119 words
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Article, Illustration10 1936-06-29 2 Mr. Roosevelt after his inauguration in 193310 words
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Article, Illustration206 1936-06-29 2 j.—Reuter. Frenzied Scenes at Philadelphia Philadelphia, June 27. Mr. Roosevelt was formally nominated as the Democraac Pai-y s cmiUiuaie lor the presidency. Frenzied scenes were witnessed when Mr. Roosevelt s renomination as the Party’s candidate was proposed by Judge Mack who lauded the New Deal Every State delegationj.—Reuter. - 206 words
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Article216 1936-06-29 2 Ch mess Cf Sressch Charge A trial which included seven hearings mded on Saturday when Lee Eng Koon, who was charged with criminal breach of trust, in respect cf three gold brooches set with diamonds, valued at about $1,200, the property of Wong Yin Sian, was acquitted216 words
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506 1936-06-29 2 "UNFAIR TO BLAME MR. EDEN" London, June 24. Speaking at Roll’s Park, Chigwell, Essex, Hr. Winston Churchill declared that he would support the Government in next week’s debate on foreign affairs, but added that their decision on Sanctions would cause great distress to “many506 words
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Article153 1936-06-29 2 Northern Powers May Meet The Hague, June 24. The proceedings at Westminster and the speech ox Mr. Eden, which have attracted eno.Tbfius interest in Holland, coinc.de with a growing movement in this country to stop Sanctions. Several Dutch papers have already insisted that they must be raised, for153 words
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Article113 1936-06-29 2 j Saying that the offence was a serious one, Mr. H. A. L Luckham, the Police Magistrate, Penang, increased the bail of an Indian, Kannaya, cn Saturday in the Police Court. Kannaya was charged with possession of cr.e small gunny bag ccntniiiing 7'j catties of Indian hemp at113 words
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Advertisement494 1936-06-29 2 BDD prescription Bb If you are a «uflerer from Eczema, Ringworm, Dhobies Itch, Salt Rheum, Prickly Heat, Psoriasis, Singapore Foot, ItchIng Eruptions and Rashes, use D.D.D. Prescription. Just a few drops of this marvellous lotion and M you have instant relief. Irritation and pain goes at once, and a few494 words
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Advertisement408 1936-06-29 2 VenitkHrvivoi TOILET PREPARATIONS are exceptionally good and inexpensive. They have proved extremely satisfactory in every way and are just the ideal preparations to help you show off your very best. VEN IDA and VIVANI Toilet Preparations are now in popular de- mand and THEY MUST BE GOOD. era VEnTda WAVE408 words
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577 1936-06-29 3 BUTTERFLIES CROSS OCEANS II or ms Li k e English Bees Are Onions Mongrels cry few people know that Butterflies migrate in much the same way as birds. The iaea that a butterfly lives only for a day is a myth. Met is don’t577 words
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Article159 1936-06-29 3 Death Of Well-known Kedah Chinese (.From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, June 26. The funeral of Mr. Lee Soon Ong, rubber estate owner and rice dealer, and a well-known Chinese merchant of Kedah, took place yesterday rom his residence at Kanchut Road, Alor The cortege was159 words
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Article94 1936-06-29 3 fourth Squadron Expected Shortly (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 27. In the House of Commons recently, the ier-Secretary for Air, Sir Phillip t-soon, said that the ‘‘normal strength” the Singapore air base was four squa- ”.s and a volunteer air force. Following it is expected that94 words
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Article, Illustration70 1936-06-29 3 The lion, the British Adviser, Kedah, Mr. S. W. Jones, (seated in the centre), is shortly going Home on leave. Last week was the guest of honour at a curry tiffin given by the District Officers of Kedah to bid him farewell. This was the70 words
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Article60 1936-06-29 3 Reuter. Shanghai, June 27. The existence of a Sino-German barter agreement on the lines of the GermanManchukuo Trade Pact was admitted unofficially to P.euter. It provides for an exchange of German manufactured goods, the nature of which are not specified, for Chinese raw materials. It is understoodReuter. - 60 words
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Article41 1936-06-29 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 27. Lieut.-Col. Cecil Rae of Ipoh. who was the Malayan representative at the International Rotary Convention which ended today at Atlantic City, has been appointed second vice president of the movement.41 words
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122 1936-06-29 3 .—Reuter. To Present Sabre To Chiang Kai-Shek Nanking, June 27. An official explanation regarding General von Reichenau's visit is to present to Marshal Chiang Kai-shek a sabre, a gift from Herr Hitler. I GERMAN MUNITIONS FOR CHINA Tokio, Juno 27. j A Japanese report.—Reuter. - 122 words
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1068 1936-06-29 3 What Experiments On Rats In Singapore Reveal Black and white Norwegian rats—3.soo of them stacked row on row in a Singapore laboratory —have proved to Malayan AsiaI tics that they are eating the wrong kind of rice. After nine years of research in1,068 words
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Advertisement191 1936-06-29 3 Ten Average Length Girdle [j BYW.B. $7_95 f “Eleven” 14 inch beautiful foundations L/ “Thirty” p uti|« Wr 'W with Milanese Lastex skin smooth, < tot.'lt filmy lioht, roll on $9-50 garments; perfectly “Twenty Corselet te with supporting centre v ya/ Double ?<et Bras, rane'. $l2-50 The Tropical Ideal. Small.191 words
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Article2268 1936-06-29 4 gymkhana club MEETING an unusual incident In WO Sultans and a numbei of other Malay royalty, as well as the leading officials and residents of Kedah, ■witnessed the annual Gymkhana run by the Kedah Gymkhana Club on Saturday at Alor Star. One race was actually run2,268 words
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Article359 1936-06-29 4 HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Perak Turf Club Professional Meeting to be run on Saturday, July 4: Horses —Class I—Div. I—7 Furlongs. VEDAS 9.05 KUALA PRINCE 9.03 PROHIBITION 8.12 A VIEMORE 8.04 DARK LOOK 8.01 COCKPEN 7.12359 words
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Advertisement237 1936-06-29 4 tfflio FIT VIGOROUS MANY a man and woman owe their robust vigour and glowing health to Brand’s Essence of Chicken. It has changed lassitude and weakness’-'into energy; giving them the power to lead an active life restored j i their failing powers, both mental and physical renewed their zest and237 words
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Article797 1936-06-29 5 SHIELD WON BY BALDERSTONE BOYS :uros of the Anglo-Chinese Middle >1 inter-House sports, which was held Saturday on the Suffolk House ground, the keen spirits displayed by the petitors and the good discipline of the who were looking on .and cheering representatives. Each house had797 words
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127 1936-06-29 5 S pore Chinese Celebrate At Katong of the most successful social funcgiven by the Singapore Chinese mming Club was held on Saturday at 1 ng cn the occasion of its 26th an-V'-rsary. The large attendance included ■y Chinese and European women, and •i.ing, ping-pong and127 words
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Article41 1936-06-29 5 I.—Reuter. Metres Record Agaki Beaten Copenhagen, June 27. "•■the Frederiksen broke the world i'nrning record for the 1,500 metres free s ’yle in 22 mins. 36 7 10 secs, thus beating Lenore Knight Wingard’s record cf mins. 39 15 secs.—Reuter.I.—Reuter. - 41 words
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Article286 1936-06-29 5 Rain Interferes With Play A “hoodoo” as far as the weather is concerned seems to have fallen on cricket matches between the Penang Sports Club and the Chinese Recreation Club. Saturday’s “A” sides game on the Padang was the third this season to be affected by rain. After286 words
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93 1936-06-29 5 —Reuter. Record Crowd Sees Final Round London, June 27. The weather was sunny when Perry entered the centre court at Wimbledon today. He gav- a lighthearted display in overwhelming Malfroy of New Zealand, by 6 2, 6 2, 6—4. Perry thus enters the quarter-finals.—Reuter. - 93 words
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Article722 1936-06-29 5 Selangor And Perak Draw BURTON BRILLIANT AT GOAL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 27. In perfect weather conditions and before a crowd of about 5,000, Perak I held Selangor to a draw each side scor- ing two goals, in a ‘‘Malaya Cun” 1 I soccer722 words
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Article, Illustration513 1936-06-29 5 Third Annual Meeting Tomorrow The third annual gene-al meeting of the Penang Chess Club will be held at the E. and O. Hotel tomorrow at 6 p.m. The Committee’s annual report, for the year ended May 31, 1936, to be submitted for j approval and adoption513 words
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Advertisement151 1936-06-29 5 ANNOUNCING THE SUPER MODEL 11. As exhibited and enthusiastically welcomed by photographers at the Leipzig Spring Fair. This latest achievement in camera construction incorporates many advances on the older model, chief among which are: Rolleicord is now fitted with Zeiss Triotar lens f/4.5 and f/3.5. Both models have a leather-covered151 words
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Miscellaneous657 1936-06-29 6 O U Cl N 6-15 NIGHTLY 9-30 J Fjl AGAIN M-G-IW COMES THROUGH WITH YET ANOTHER GRAND PICTURE SURPASSING THE THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT OF "TRADER HORN" PACKED AT YESTERDAYS 3 SHOWS! LAST NIGHT TONIGHT! SEE THESE THRILLS GIRLS! EVEN CLARK GABLE COULD LEARN the captured bride? he dragged drama to657 words
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Article830 1936-06-29 7 Long Hours And Low Wages— BUT NO COMPLAINTS TO CLERICAL UNION (in v <>ne-third of the clerks in Singapore to the Clerical Union— although that org.o’idion was formed to “promote and protect their interests.” Is there any connection between this s;irpr .singly low figure and the830 words
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Article558 1936-06-29 7 First Function Of Its Kind In Kedah (From Our Own Correspondent Sungei Patani, June 27. The Hon. the British Adviser, Kedah, Mr. S. W. Jones, was the guest ot honour at a curry tiffin given at the Sungei Patani Club in his honour by the558 words
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Article257 1936-06-29 7 "BUSINESS MAN" FINED FOR GAMBLING “Try to behave properly in future and don’t come here to accuse policemen of telling lies, It’r silly and your accusations will only make it worse for you,” said Mr. H. A. L. Luckbam, Police Alagistrate, Penang, to a Chinese youth257 words
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Article196 1936-06-29 7 CHINESE CONVICTED FOR STEALING FROM FRIEND Walking into his friend’s room, Teoh Soon Guan, saw a wristlet watch lying on a table. He was in debt and had been pressed by his creditors and falling into temptation he took the watch anc. pawned it for196 words
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Article110 1936-06-29 7 INCREASE OF $2,000,000 I IN APRIL I (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 26. THE F.M.S. surplus bounded up another $2,000,000 in April, the revenue being $3.110,277 and the expenditure $4,021,897. Revenue for tlfe first itffir months of this year amounted to $24,229,828 which is five millions110 words
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52 1936-06-29 7 Enough false teeth to adjust a big portion of the Colony’s dental troubles have allegedly been stolen in Singapore. This was revealed in the third magistrate’s court, Singapore, when Wooh Ah Yee was charged with housebreaking and with having stolen 6,000 false teeth valued52 words
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Advertisement178 1936-06-29 7 4 yaidaßiulllhi thabranTTtrTlTmliri rtrfcraTTflSnirrfmukmmttf ■.......;.in .J. ii... nrwnm ■...:iitn j t;■..:mm HTh m,.lrTi!nilNfl?tni i..i<Sil!i 1 nrnmjm.mrntiimiiunmTrmtml. A I /il I 8 Ml B w The Spell of the Links M The thrill of the links buoyant youth romantic C 2 Mi VUw charm. Moments when the captivating fragrance Cj pi178 words
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Miscellaneous85 1936-06-29 7 Tfk fifw W 13% I t W V 4 < dr A new picture of Grace Moore, the Metropolitan Opera singer who made Hollywood opera-conscious and recently walked-out” from the fdm studios because she “grew tired with singing to a cow from eleven in the morning until seven at night,”85 words
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Article324 1936-06-29 8 11 is announced in our news columns today that Mr. W. L. Blythe, Acting Municipal President, is convening a meeting this afternoon to consider the prospect of celebrating the anniversary of the foundation of Penang. In August, one hundred .and fifty years ago. Captain Francis Light,324 words
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Article302 1936-06-29 8 MANY good things hail from America. The latest is a motor car with wings. We [read that an inventor in San Francisco lis making headway. He visualises [a motor car with an aeroplane body, with either open cockpit or cabin, suitable for road journeys, and carrying302 words
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Article124 1936-06-29 8 Drama Of Life Among South Sea Islanders Last fcf tlie Pagaiai. With Mala and Lotus. M.GJVI. -rcCucticn. At the Quj.vis. This story of life among the South Soa Islanders has charm and beauty which lift it well above the ordinary run of films. When making “Mutiny124 words
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Article170 1936-06-29 8 Fine Sea Story At i Majestic Eight EeEs. With Ra’ph Ann Sotkea'n, Jicihia Buck’oi. picture. At th.. Majestic. Sea stories have returned to favour as plots for films and in choosing the story of “Eight Bells” Columbia ensured an excitj ing tale well told. The stags play170 words
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Article575 1936-06-29 8 Gloomy Weather And Gloomy Thoughts —The End-of-South-China Scare —An Overheard Conversation WHAT a spate of sport I Test cricket, Wimbledon tennis, Open Golf Championship; locally, racing, football and cricket. Columns and columns of reports, each scanned by thousands of devotees. Yet sometimes I wonder if we do575 words
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Article346 1936-06-29 8 1 Member Of Mission To i Siam In Penang 1 “I presume a formal statement regard- j ing the remits of the mission to Siam will 1 be issued to the Press when Dr. Ling I r 1 Ping, the chairman, arrives in Penang. All i I346 words
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Article149 1936-06-29 8 150th Anniversary Celebraticns The 150th anniversary of the landing of Captain F’rancis Light in Penang falls cn August 11 this year. It seemr to be the general feeling of the citizens of Penang that the occasion saculd be marked by some form of celebration. The Hon. Mr.149 words
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Article98 1936-06-29 8 Chinese Girl Dies In Hospital Sim Ah Lim, the young Chinese girl who I was knocked down by motor-cyclist on Friday at the junction of Hutton Lane and Larut Read, ?nd sustained cerious injurier. died c:» Saturday nt the General Hospital without regaliiln ’consciousness. An inquiry into98 words
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Advertisement238 1936-06-29 8 /j yr Superior OLD BROWN SHERRY CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD., (Incorporated under the Companies’ Ordinances of Hongkong 1 (Incorporated in Shanghai.) Singapore PENANG Kuala Lumpur "E. O." Hotel PENANG. Wednesday, Ist July SPECIAL DINNER DANCE s.s. "PRESIDENT POLK" In Port. NO EXTRA CHARGES. FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS. ’PHONE 322. FP//EN VISITING238 words
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Advertisement27 1936-06-29 8 fTB nrr Kills fliesj Quicker!i. .G M. Obtainable at ALL THE LEADING DEALERS OR FROM THE AGENTS'. c Henry Waugh Co., PENANG. 4. io T t ...t27 words
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Article294 1936-06-29 9 Results Of Men's And Ladies' Singles SEEDED PLAYERS ENTER MEN'S QUARTER-FINALS Wimbledon, June 28. At Wimbledon, in the Men’s fourth round of the Sing’es Championship, J. H Crawford (Australia) beat H. G. N. Lee (Gt Britain) 7-5, 6-4, 9-7; B. M. Grant (America) beat V. B. McGrath (Australia)294 words
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769 1936-06-29 9 SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT A suit which was down for hearing in the Supreme Court on Saturday between two foreign European barbers in Penang did not go into trial, plaintiff agreeing to the action being dismissed with costs. The plaintiff in the action769 words
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143 1936-06-29 9 Under the auspices of the Malayn AgriHorticultural Association, a Flood-light Cycling Carnival open to all cyclists in Malaya, will be held at the stadium at 7 p. m. each day on August 1, 2 and 3. Prizes for the events wul143 words
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Article96 1936-06-29 9 qy SATURDAY TODAY London—(Spot) £176.5.0 No market London—(3 months) £174.0.0 No market Singapore $86.00 $85.62 Id Business Done Penang Business Done COPRA.—(Sundried) $5.20 $5.05 BLACK PEPPER $9.00 $9OO RUBBER:— Loudon *****,1 New York 15Hc(G> Closed Singapore—Spot 26 %c 26%c 26%c 26%c Oct/Dec 26%c 26%c Jan./Mar. 27c 27c Medium96 words
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Article94 1936-06-29 9 Mieuxce Wins From Aga Khan's Sind .—Reuter. Longchamp, June 28. t I The Grand PriiT de Paris resulted as follows: M. Ernest Masurel’s Mieuxce (Rebbe) 1 The Aga Khan’s Sind (Smirke) 2 Mrs. K?lph Cartwright’s Alcali (Herve 3 (Winner trained by Cunnington). Twenty raff. Won by*T.—Reuter. - 94 words
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Article199 1936-06-29 9 Two Chairs In Chinese To Be Created PROMOTING EASTERN CULTURE Founded about 10 years ago by the poetphilosopher, Sir Rabindranath Tagore, with a view to promoting Eastern culture, the International University at Santiniketan, India, has now become the principal seat oi their teaching. Closely al Led-199 words
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Article140 1936-06-29 9 Sporting Diamonds Beat Riverside B.P. The Sporting Diamonds defeated the Riverside Badminton Party by 4 games to 2 in their match consisting or three singles and three doubles. The match was connienceU on Saturday, when tnree douni-s and one singles was played, and concluded on Sunday. Results: (Sporting Diamonds140 words
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Article66 1936-06-29 9 n.—Reuter. Penang Sports Club j Golf Championship The final of the Penang Sports Club Golf Championship was played yesterday over 36 holes when W. Anderson beat J. P. de C. Hamilton by 3 and 2. i Last year’s winner war R. Craik. i I London, Jun?n.—Reuter. - 66 words
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Article495 1936-06-29 9 The funeral of Mrs. Yeo Yan Boon*' who died at the Maternity Hocpital on Friday, took place yesterday morning jpr interment at the Batu Lanchang Cemetery. Deceased was only 37 years old and leaves behind her husband, Mr. Yeo yan Boon of the Estate495 words
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Advertisement129 1936-06-29 9 WANTED Wanted Dancing Hostesses for a First Class Cabaret Hall from Ist September, 1936. Apply Lim Hee Kung, care of Prince’s Theatre, Kuala Lumpur. FRASER NEAVE, LIMITED. Penang. 29th June, 1936. We have pleasure in announcing a reduction of the prices of our products, effective from Ist July, 1936. As129 words
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Advertisement66 1936-06-29 9 BOON HAK CO. 25, BISHOP STREET, PENANG. LARGE STOCK of CHINESE FANCY GOODS PORCELAINWARE FANCY LAMPSHADES I LACQUERWARE LINEN NAPERY, ETC. TO CLEAR Come early and get the best. "—and a tin of Kennelac i please It’s i simply marvellous stuff for puppies and ailing dogs. y I. I I66 words
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Miscellaneous95 1936-06-29 9 TONIGHT Monday, 29th June, 1926. LADIES' GUEST NIGHT All Ladies Free Admission To FUN FROLIC AND WEASLEY Gents, Bring All Your Lady Friends A Unique Opportunity TO SEE 7 SUPER SHOWS 7 FREE OF CHARGE FUN FROLIC AMOY OPERA —“Koe Heng Neoh Huat Keah”—Part 5. KHENGCHIEW OPERA—“Hong Kok Lan” TEOCHEW95 words
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Article456 1936-06-29 10 Dividend Raised To 174I Per Cent ■rhe report of the directors of Shell I ■anspcrt Tracing Co. Ltd. for the; ■ar ended Dec. 31. 1935, states that, in-. ■tiding the balance brought forward, ■ere is a credit at profit and loss account £5 448,878 and after providing456 words
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Article218 1936-06-29 10 Bonus To Estate Staff The report of the directorc of Chota Rubber Estates Ltd. for the year ended Dec. 31, 1935, states that the balance brought forward amounted to £720, and after payment of £lO2 export duty and crediting £439 for interest and sundry receipts, the working resulted218 words
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Article542 1936-06-29 10 i Local Market Brighter Messrs. Kennedy end Company in their I share market report dated June 26, state: I The local share market has presented a I somewhat brighter appearance during the past week and all tin shares have been in good demand. Prices have in mest542 words
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Article167 1936-06-29 10 Rccidy Demand For Standard Street During’ the early part of the week there was a steady appreciation of values accompanied by much more interested demand from New York, state Boustead Co., Ltd., in their report dated Penang, June 25. The New York market is reported slightly easier today,167 words
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Article1137 1936-06-29 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST. NAMES. «1 «3 f RUBBER (Dollar). I AHenby Rubbar Co. 1 2 l '> Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 90 Amalgamated Malay Estate» 330 3 Ayer Hita<n Planting Syndicate 1 I I I Ayer Moltk Rubber Co. «2% 97/ 2 Ayer Panaa Rubber Estates 14a IMI I1,137 words
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Article459 1936-06-29 10 Accounts Of Rubber, Coffee And Corpa Producer The report of the directors of Jugia Estate Ltd. for the year ended Mar. 31, 1936, .states that the resolution of share- holders passed on Dec. 20, 1935, confirmed I the contract for the purchase of Batu 1 Untong Estate which459 words
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Article249 1936-06-29 10 Willing Forward Sellers At Bd. Although the volume of business passing is still below normal, rather more interest has been shown during the week, and the higher prices in London and New York have been reflected in this market. The situation regarding the Franc is not yet settled,249 words
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Article39 1936-06-29 10 British Radio. London, June 27. The total amount applied for in tenders for £50,000,000 Treasury Bills was £67,655,000. The maximum amount was allotted in bills at three months. The average rate per cent was 12s. 7.80 d.—British Radio. - 39 words
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Advertisement555 1936-06-29 10 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated in England) Capital Authorised £3,000,u00 Capital Subscribed Reserve Blind and Rest £1,247,830Capital Paid Up £1,050,(MX? BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Right Hjon. I. ord Catto of Caimcatto. Chairman., Sir Charles Alexander Innes, K.C.5.1., C.1.83», Sir Thomas Smith. Kt. J. M. Kyrie, Esq., P. R. Cnalmers,555 words
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Article1577 1936-06-29 11 Need For Heavy Reduction In Amount Appropriated For Relief "MALINGERERS WHO FEED AT THE PUBLIC TROUGH" What is the actual employment situation in the United States today Congress has j just appropriated $1,500,000,000 which, as during the preceding year, it has placed in the hands of1,577 words
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Article155 1936-06-29 11 LEAN CO. TODAYS OPENING QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers MINING A. Wengs 1.37% 1.45 Batu Selangors 66 69 Hong Fatts 75 80 Katus 17[9 18,3 K. Kampars 10;0 10,6 K. Lanjuts 16j6 17|0 Kramats 450 46j0 North Taipings 50 54c Puchongs 13 3 14 0 R. T. Fields 610% 7|1% Raubs 5.85155 words
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Article347 1936-06-29 11 The following are the changes in our quotations up to noon today Saturday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers sellers TINS Ampats 4 6 5 0 4 6 5,0 c Ayer Wengs 1.40 1.45 1.40 1.45 ex, Bangrins 15 0 15 9 15 3 16 Oex! B. Selangors 66 68347 words
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Article248 1936-06-29 11 Business For Tomorrow's Meeting The following is the agenda for the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners tomorrow 1. To confirm minutes of last Ordinary and Special Meetings held on June 9, 1936. 2 Any special business the President may bring forward. 3. The following question to be esked248 words
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Article199 1936-06-29 11 Buyers Seller* TIN A. Weng 1.40 1.45 B. Selangor 68 70 Hitam 42% 47% Hong Fatt 77% 82% Jelebu 75 77% K. River 1.80 1.90 Nawng Pet 47% 50 N. Taiping 52 54 Pulau Kamiri 30 35 Rahman Hyd 92 94 Rantau Ord 62 64c S. Luas199 words
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Article198 1936-06-29 11 Buyers Sellers RUBBER: Allenbys 1.50 1.57% Ayer Panas 1.40 1.45 Bacsetts 55 60 B. Lintangs 1.12% 1.15 Mmtakabs 37% 40 New Scudais 1.40 1.45 Sungei Tukangs 1.05 1.10 Tapahs 1.65 1.75 Ulu Benuts 42% 45 TINS Ampats 4 9 5 0c Ayer Wengs 1.40 1.45 c Chenderiangs 13198 words
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Article128 1936-06-29 11 London, June 27. RUBBER (Friday) Firmer. Spot 7% buyers, 7% sellers. August 7r’ ff buyers, 7% sellers. Oct. Dec. 7% buyers, 7H sellers. Jan March 7ji buyers, 712 sellers. New York 16.02 cts. United Kingdom Stock?, London 57,048 tons Liverpool 67,213 tons OOFRA Strait» S.D. to Rotterdam128 words
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Article118 1936-06-29 11 London on Previously Latent Paris 75 57;64 75 51 64 New York 5.01% 5.02,. Montreal 5.03% 5.03% Brussels 29.74% 29.73 Geneva 15.37% 15.35% Amsterdam 7.38% 7.37% Milan 63 [g 63 Jg Berlin 12.45% 12.44% Prague 121% 120% Copenhagen 22.39% 22.39% Oslo 19.90 19.90 Vienna 26%118 words
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Advertisement45 1936-06-29 11 'PHONE 543. PENANG. I Dinner Dance THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. :o: MUSIC by JIMMY ANGEL'S SWING RHYTHM ORCHESTRA. WATER METERS TYLORS -ALL BRITISH I IMMEDIATE SUPPLY FROM STOCK SEND US YOUR ENQUIRIES. i I— j I I Sole Agents UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED PENANG. I I j45 words
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Article619 1936-06-29 12 Measures For The Protection Of Shipping SHOULD SIMPLIFY CONTROL REFERENCE is made in a report on “Economic Conditions in the Netherlands East Indies,” issued by the Department of Overseas Trade» to the elaboration by the N E. 1 Government of measures intended to protect Netherlands shipping in619 words
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Article396 1936-06-29 12 PENANG ARRIVALS DEPARTURES In Port Today S.S. “SUMATiRA MARL” from Japan via Singapore. Sails same day for Colombo, Bombay and Karachi. S.S. “PHEMIL T S” from Singapore for Boston, New York and Baltimore. S.S. “KL.MSANG” from Japan and China via Singapore. Sails Monday 29i6 for Calcutta direct. TOMORROW S.S. “HAMBURG396 words
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Article688 1936-06-29 12 I Two Rules For Their i Successful Running i SUBSIDY AND MINIMUM j FREsGHT SCHEMES In the seventh talk in the series “Down Ito the Sea in Ships” broadcast in the National programme recently, Mr. Leslie Runciman described the running of tramp ships. “The tramp subsidy688 words
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Miscellaneous1881 1936-06-29 12 j RADIO TOPICS PROGRAMMES t Gramophone Society Records, and Recorded J 8.8. C. EM?IRE S7ATJOM TRI a’ S fCt IM Pianoforte Solos. B.4o—Prose Reading. I A I—£-4 fl— B.ss—Pinang Gazette News Bulletin, 9> TODAY I FOR p.m.—Close down. r FRIDAY, JULY 3 TRANSMISSION nno A I JC* D C 71,881 words
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Advertisement674 1936-06-29 13 >IBLUk FUfIMCIt Veamte. LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT T<ww Due (in conjunction with Glen shim Line) Pen London RADNORSHIRE L’don. R’dam, Hamburg, Middlesboro and Antwerp. T i PATROCLUS. Mars. L’don R’dam Glasgow t, A Ug GLENBEG London, Rotterdam Hamburg, Middlesboro and Antwerp. July 17 A 17 MIDITERRANEAN AND LIVERPOOL Liverpool SERVICE674 words
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Advertisement122 1936-06-29 13 TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. From Arrive Arrive Penang Marseilles New York Jul v 2 PRES. POLK July 29 Aug. 11 July 16 PRES. ADAMS Aug. 12 Aug. 25 July 30 PRES. HARRISON Aug. 26 Sept. 8 A wonderful opportunity to visit Cairo en route. PACIFIC SERVICE. Have you travelled on122 words
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Advertisement659 1936-06-29 13 -MW: P and BRITISH INDIA Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., undur Penang, Teluk Anson, Port Swettenham, contract with His Majesty’s Government Malacca and Singapore Service. London and Far East Mail Service. S/S “BULAN July 3 Outwards from London for China and SAILINGS OF STEAMEIU3 Ol japan. BRITISH INDIA S-N.659 words
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Miscellaneous836 1936-06-29 13 RADIO PROGRAMMES months periodicals. 10.05 p.m. Concert 6.36 —Classical songs. Tarapada Chakraof light music. 10.50 p.m. Brass band. 11 varty. 20p.m. Closedown. 7.1 p.m.—News in English. 7.16—A vaudeville programme (recorded). From I the Studio. Alternatively, if reception is satisfactory, an Empire programme relavPARIS ed from Daventry. B.l—News bulletin and market836 words
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Miscellaneous61 1936-06-29 13 press news, local weather forecast; time and announcements. 1.00 p.m. Relay—Rotary Club tiffin speech from the Hong Kong Roof C-arden. 1.30 p.m. Close down. 3.20 p.m. Chinese music. 6.20 p.m. Daventry—Big Ben. 7.20 p.m. Local time signal, weather report, stock quotations and announcements. 7.35 p.m. Studio items. 8.20 p.m. Daventry—news61 words
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Article103 1936-06-29 13 The death took place at Mossley Hill, Liverpool, of Mr. Frank Dalziel, aged 66, who was for many years with the Liverpool pilotage service. Mr. Dalziel was born in November, 1869, and joined the pilotage service on June 8, 1886, as an apprentice, subsequently becoming pilot103 words
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Article, Illustration101 1936-06-29 14 HAROLD GIMBLETT, of Somerset, England's great “hope” for Australia, is the most talked-of cricketer of the day. Believed to be the natural successor to Jack Hobbs as England’s No. 1 batsman, Gimblett is playing for England against All-India. Here he is making his101 words
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705 1936-06-29 14 FEATURES OF OPENING TEST AT LORD'S BRILLIANT bowling and batting collapses characterised the Test match between England and All India which began at Lord's yesterday. The Indians, alter a good start, were skittled out, but England also la red disastrously, and at the close ofReuter. - 705 words
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Article177 1936-06-29 14 London, June 27. Padgham won the British Open Golf Championship at Hoylake today with a score of 287 (73, 72, 71. 71). The final round was full of thrills. Henry Cotton was out in 36, but he ‘‘blew up” and took 38 on the homeward half. Adams177 words
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Article79 1936-06-29 14 Tonight’s Fights At Grcmd Amusement Park Kid Ahmat, the Malay southpaw welterweight, FL-T" Rough Diamond, the. Penang Indian, will feature in the main event of a boxing promotion at the Grand Amusement Park, Alor Star, tonight over 12 twominute rounds. Battling Khoo, former featherweight champion of79 words
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Article428 1936-06-29 14 P.C.C. BEATEN BY AN INNINGS 80 RUNS (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, June 28. j The Selangor Club defeated the Pen<ang j Cricket Club by an innings and 80 runs 'in their annual two-day cricket fixture played on the Padang here over the weekend,428 words
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Article105 1936-06-29 14 I.—Reuter. Saturday’s Close Of Play Scores London, June 27. The following are the close of play scores in County cricket today. Surrey 197, Oxford 181 for 4 wkts. At the Oval. Gloucester 66, Yorkshire 150 for S'.k. At Sheffie’d. Lancashire 194, Derbyshire 61. At Buxton. NottsI.—Reuter. - 105 words
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Article42 1936-06-29 14 4. —Reuter. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 28. A world record for the Dacathlon was set up in the Olympic trials when Glen Morris of Denver, Colorado, scored 7,880 points against the German Sievert’s 7,324 points in May, 1934. —Reuter.4.—Reuter. - 42 words
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Advertisement191 1936-06-29 14 'Umpr~~n_ ii_j n.r~~ .i m_j- t > H I- I MIII I I I |l m Fire. Fall and J M Thief Resisting. 1 THE CHATWOOD "DUPLEX" SAFE.. Specially designed to meet the needs of the Householder, the Trader, and 1 Organisations possessing numerous branches throughout which the type of191 words
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710 1936-06-29 15 A. R. FOSTER’S AMAZING SPEED Douglas, 1.0. M. June 18. LL records for the Light-weight Tourist Trophy race were broken today, when A A. R. Foster (New Imperial) cover’ll the 264-mile course at the amazing average speed of 74.28 m.p.h., and won710 words
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Article1228 1936-06-29 15 A LONG, PERSISTENT TRIUMPH One of the minor curiosities of modern "Eton of late years in their two most imcricket is the fortune which has attended Eton of late years in their two most important matches, those against Harrow and Winchester. For the fifteen seasons, from 1921 to1,228 words
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71 1936-06-29 15 Owing to several of the ponies having taken part in the Kedah Gymkhana, and the need for giving them a rest," the Polo tournament which was to have been started in Penang today will not now start till tomorrow. The dates for the polo tournament71 words
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Advertisement68 1936-06-29 15 V 'K■U. .1 It is age IM -great agewhich gives Johnnie Walker that delicate ft 1 flavour, unusual smoothness and fragrant bouquet BORN 1820 which you appreciSTILL GOING STRONG ff ate so much. «JOHNNIE WAbKER j*.'*’’’. J t Every drop is of a ripe old age before it reaches bottling68 words
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Article, Illustration201 1936-06-29 16 j'’’ IJ i"’’ TlflV at Ascot be ff an with torrential rain which Vvlll VdV swept the course for hours, and produced this reflection. Racegoers who arrived early made a mackintosh and umbrella parade, but the weather changed just before racing started— 1 WINDSOR DOUBLE.—Gordon201 words