The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 June 1936
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Title Section17 1936-06-18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,882. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1936. 10 CENTS.17 words
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322 1936-06-18 1 Startling Reports From Vienna w DUCE'S CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW LINE-UP IN CENTRAL EUROPE Tension With Berlin IT is now believed that Mussolini is behind the move to recall the Hapsburgs, states a Reuter Wireless message from Vienna. Well-informed quarters state that the Duce inforced322 words
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Article80 1936-06-18 1 Belgian Strike Scenes Brussels, June 17. SEVERAL ugly incidents have occurred m connection with the strike. The police clashed with 200 striking miners at Saint Walburge who were attempting to prevent trams running. An inspector and two policemen were seriously injured. Shots were fired and threeReuter Wireless - 80 words
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Article66 1936-06-18 1 Budapest, June 17. f_iV passengers were drowned when a ferry -boat plying between Gnat Island and the right bank of the Danube capsized and sank early yesterday morning. She was carrying 60 passengers returning from a fish supper on the island. It appears that the merry-mak-ing passengersReuter Wireless - 66 words
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377 1936-06-18 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - End To Nanking -Kwangsi Deadlock Expected Sin Chew Jit Poh SECRET MEETING OF KUOMINTANG MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has gone to Changsha from Nanking and a decisive action to end the deadlock between Nanking and Kwangsi is expected within a few days, states a Reuter report from Shanghai. A message377 words
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135 1936-06-18 1 Heligoland Re-fortifying London, June 17. rE naval expert, Mr. Hector. Bywater, of the Daily Telegraph, understands that Great Britain will shortly invoke the escalator clause of the London Naval j Treaty to allow an increase m the strength of destroyers which are atj present limitedReuter - 135 words
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Article, Illustration12 1936-06-18 1 NOT SEEN AT THE INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW AT OLYMPIA12 words
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Article61 1936-06-18 1 Rome. June 17. TWO thousand three hundred miles of roads are to be constructed m Abyssinia at an estimated cost of 1 25,000,000 under a two-year plan approved by Mussolini. Plans approved for the agricultural development of Abyssinia include National colonisation thmugh authorised bodies and theReuter Wireless - 61 words
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Article65 1936-06-18 1 Arabs Force Labourers To Cease Work Algiers. June 17. The strike movement has taken an ominous turn m Algieria. Armed bands of Arabs are over-running the countryside, forcing l.bourers to cease work on penalty of deatn. Crops on many farms have been destroyed. Police m armoured cars haveReuter Wireless - 65 words
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Article115 1936-06-18 1 Lowered To Meet Competition Batavia. June 17. IN order to meet competition, the Freight Conferenre has lowered the rubber freight to U.S. harbours from 15 to 10 guilders, for outstanding contracts, and from 17.50 to 11.50 guilders, where contracts have yet be 3 n concluded. Regarding rumoursReuter - 115 words
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Article30 1936-06-18 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Hong Kong. June 17. A severe famine has broken out m the districts m East Kwangtung. The Taipu District has suffered most, so far. Sin Chew Jit Poh30 words
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101 1936-06-18 1 HUGE INCREASE IN BRITISH OVERSEAS TRADE LATEST EXCHEQUER RETURNS Nearly £1,500,000 More From Customs London, June 16. 'THE Exchequer returns show that the total ordinary revenue, excluding self-balancinf items, amounts to £101,066,514 compared with £109,913,827 at the corresponding date last year. An Increase of overseas trade revealed In the nguresBritish Wireless - 101 words
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Article35 1936-06-18 1 The King has approved that Earl Stanhope be appointed First Commissioner of Works, with Cabinet rank. m succession to Mr. o:msby Gere, who was recently appointed Colonial Secretary Reuter and British WirelessReuter; British Wireless - 35 words
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Article28 1936-06-18 1 SWEDISH GOVERNMENT Slockholm, June 16. The Agrarian leader. Mr. Pchrs_:>n, has accepted the task of forming a National Government on the broadest possible Par iamentaiy basts. Reuter WirelessReuter Wireless - 28 words
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Article26 1936-06-18 1 London. June 16. Major H C. T. Strong has been appointed military attache to His Majesty's legations at Belgrade and Prague from next November British WirelessBritish Wireless - 26 words
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Article41 1936-06-18 1 London, June 17. TT is generally believed that a formal decision m favour of discontinuing sanctions, if such a course represents the feeling of the other Powers at Geneva, was taken at today's weekly meeting of the Cabinet. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement90 1936-06-18 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TONIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT SP |Sd A dA'cE^ 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. (formal) 9.45 to midnight AND THE SENSATIONAL CABARET ATTRACTION THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE COWAN AND BAILEY— TED A ND EVELYN— ESTELLE DAVIS Bond, Piano,90 words
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Advertisement11 1936-06-18 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA.11 words
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Article146 1936-06-18 2 Built In Britain Since The War London. June 16. The Minister of Health. Cir Kingsley Wood, speaking at Winchester today on national housing announced that the three million mark :n the number ot new houses erected since the end of the war m 1918 had now been passed.British Wireless - 146 words
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Article58 1936-06-18 2 Jerusalem, June 16. Fifteen more Arab leaders, all agitators, including a Moslem municipal councillor of Haifa, have been sent to the new concentration camp at Sarafand. It is understood a movement is on foot to divert the funds collected by the Friends of Abyssinia Committee m IraqReuter - 58 words
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Article28 1936-06-18 2 London, Tune 17. Over .£70.000 has been received by the Lord Mayor of London m subscription to the King George Memorial Fund. British WirelessBritish Wireless - 28 words
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Article77 1936-06-18 2 Kuala Lumpur, June la. While on patrol duty m Pudu on Saturday night a Malay constable saw smoke and flames coming from tne window of a shop. He ran back to the police station and sounded the fire alarm. The Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade was quickly on the77 words
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Article20 1936-06-18 2 The importance of high birth-rate for Germany's military strength has been stressed by Dr. Guett. of the Ministry of Interior.20 words
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Letters To The Editor
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Letter1243 1936-06-18 2 'PROGRESS 99 AFTER 4,030 YEARS OF CIVILISATION—WHY NOT MORE SINCERITY AND CHARITY?— KEEPING SECRETSLAWRENCE OF ARABIA AND RUDOLPH VALENTINO THIS "QUEER" AGE— WHAT IS HA PPINESS OR CHID THEFTS IN SINGAPORE "DON'T BLAME THE NAYY 99 To The Editor, Sir.— To do- full justice to the deeply1,243 words
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Article191 1936-06-18 2 2,047 Censored In S.S. Last Year The number of films of standard size which were censored m the Straits Settlements last year amounted to 2.047. giving a linear measurement of 6581.000 feet. In addition. 41.900 feet ot fllm for use m miniature machines were examined, giving a total191 words
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Article50 1936-06-18 2 To Play All Beethoven's Piano And Violin Sonatas It is announced that Krauss-Goldberg Duo will play the whole of Beethoven's 10 sonatas for piano and violin during their recitals at the Victoria Hall on June 21. 22 and 23. The sonatas will be divided over these three performances.50 words
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Advertisement462 1936-06-18 2 Statistics Office Library Notice The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. F.M.S., during the period June 6 to 12, 1936, inclusive, and are available for public use m the Reference Libraiy, Fullerton Building. Singapore. Applications may be made by members of the public resid?nt462 words
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Advertisement386 1936-06-18 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. > I m m mm Z m^mmmmmmmmimmjmmMMmmmmmmmm PRICKLY HEAT AVOID IT BY USING i AGNESIA DUSTING POWDER of all Chemists ami Stores. Manufacturers, GRAFTON LABORATORIES. HOARD AM) _KF.SIIM.XCE. fiHB_BBSSSEBSB"-S SEA FRONT KATONG GRANG_^-77 Meyer Rd. Large rooms facing sea with own bath room H and C. and J386 words
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Advertisement308 1936-06-18 2 Tlbc Singapore Jfrec il>ccs, lead Oflirr: C ...I 5i,.., Kuala I ii m pur Phom Penang Oflier I Iti 1,.,,, PI 11. London <»fli«e: Ml 3 I 1. i -i,. ttmm^ I'l i a Tel •I ..1.,, I^2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Monthly 3.« t 4•« CJuarlerlv Hall %earl\ Si: do M308 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous197 1936-06-18 2 Diary Of The Day High Water. 10.34 a.m. 8.3 ft.. 9.36 p.m. 9.2 ft. Sports: Soccer: Div. II Chinese II vs. Marines A.R.S. Div. 111. Indian RC. vs. S.R.C. at S.R.C. G.S. League P.W.D. vs. G.P.0., Post Office; F. SC.C II vs. 5.H.8., at S.C.C Cinemas VICTORIA Gay Love with197 words
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Article772 1936-06-18 3 How Police Protect Our Half Million Population FREEDOM FROM LAWLESS OUTBREAKS siKAPIIS are sometimes very interesting reading, especially 1/ when they record the social conditions of a country. Take the graphs which accompany the 1935 report of the Straits Settlements Police. They show more clearly and more772 words
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Article57 1936-06-18 3 Moscow, June 4. The construction and equipment of a tremendous open stage cinema theatre, seating 15,000 people, has been completed in the Central Park of Culture and Rest in Moscow. The screen of the new cinema has a surface of 170 square metres; the distance from the projecting57 words
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Article30 1936-06-18 3 Mr. R. B. B. Bennet, leader of the Canadian Conservative party and former Prime Minister, has intimated his desire to relinquish the leadership at the end of the present session.30 words
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Article, Illustration19 1936-06-18 3 MRS. ANTHONY EDEN, wife of the Foreign Minister, and their son, Nicholas, arriving for a ceremony in York Minister.19 words
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Article231 1936-06-18 3 Back In Singapore To Schedule STORIES of the Ranpura's stranding outside Gibraltar on her outward voyage in mid-April with £10,000,000 of Chinese art treasures under her deckboards are still fresh in the mind but the treasures have been safely delivered in Shanghai and the liner231 words
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213 1936-06-18 3 TV M. DAVIES former chief clerk fr of the Miscellaneous Division. Municipal Treasurer's Department, was put on trial yesterday before Mr. L. B. Gibson, Criminal District Judge on four fresh charges of criminal breach of trust in respect of four amounts, viz., $464.42, $410.99,213 words
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Article29 1936-06-18 3 During a recent military parade at Pola a gun-tractor, which got out of control, crashed into the crowd, killing five civilans and injuring 31 others, some of them seriously.29 words
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1723 1936-06-18 3 "It Is Better Than Our Natural Product" MR. L. CRESSON'S IMPRESSIONS OF WORLD TOUR "PINCE my return to Singapore, my interest has been aroused M by the articles m the local Press regarding German synthetic rubber. I have had the privilege of seeing this1,723 words
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Article387 1936-06-18 3 St. Andrew's Mission Hospital IN NEED OF HELP THE resident stall at St Andrew's Mission Hospital consists of a European woman doctor three European sisters (one of whom is on long leave at present > and 18 Asiatic nurses. The ailing poor among the Chinese. Indian and Malay races receive387 words
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Article47 1936-06-18 3 Minsk. June 4. Printing of th I first volume of the "Soviet Encyclopedia" ol White Russia has been commenced in Minsk. The first volume contains over 3.000 articles Material for the second volume hai also been prparcd. The entire encyclopedia will consist of ten volumes47 words
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Article, Illustration1079 1936-06-18 4 GAIL HOFFMAN - GAIL HOFFMAN Exclusive Interview BY li'if following exclusive interview with the Empress of Ethiopia ivas obtained by Miss Gail Hoffman, an American journalist, when the Negus and his family were m Jerusalem on their way to Britain. Jerusalem, May 14. ttpTHIOPIA is by no1,079 words
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Article, Illustration70 1936-06-18 4 WITH IMPRESSIVE and dignified ceremonial Doni Marie Albert van der Cruyssen was installed m the new church as the lii'ty -third abbot of Orval. Belgium. The new church m which the installation ceremony took place has just been completed and rises _rom the ruins of another church that stood on70 words
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Article, Illustration356 1936-06-18 4 Mr. Blum As Bibliophile And Connoisseur Paris, June 7. THERE are few wealthier Socialists that M. Leon Blum, the new French Premier, and few rich and distinguished men who take less trouble to look either rich or distinguished. His Paris home is a mansion m the He356 words
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Article219 1936-06-18 4 London, June 4. TTHE Aldershot Tattoo, which will be held as usual this month, dates back from shortly after the South African War. It is. as a spectacle. the greatest annual open-air show m the world. The moment one year's display ends, oookings begin to come m219 words
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Article20 1936-06-18 4 There were 33,539,890 telephones In the world on Jan. 1 last year, of which 16,868,065 were m the United States.20 words
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Article311 1936-06-18 4 Professor's Submarine Survey MEW mountains may be Kr(JW under the .sea. according lo Professor F. A Vening Meinesz 0 the State University. Utrecht who recently described the f h last submarine survey* at Roy^ School of Mines. London He travelled through large the Atlantic311 words
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Article145 1936-06-18 4 STRENGTH THROUGH JOY Ambitious Nazi Plan Berlin, June 8. T__E Nazi organisation "Strength through Joy" has made a beginning on its ambitious project for building five special "Peoples' Bathing Resorts" capable of accommodating a million workers at once, on the North Sea and Baltic coasts. The foundation stone ot the145 words
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Article63 1936-06-18 4 J^OCTORS, lawyers, engineers, exofficers and State officials have formed an Optimists' Club m Szombathely. Its object is to fight the pessimistic outlook of present times and to lighten material difficulties by optimism. Each member must hold a lecturo at the ciub meetings, which are followed by charitable gifts63 words
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Advertisement221 1936-06-18 4 THE SCOFIELD STUDY BIBLE For The First Time Offered by Subscription Commence your studies i&»2__£2 opportunity to all christian workers, the bible is THE GREATEST BOOK IN THE WORLD; THE GREATEST CONTRIBUTION nOW With TO HUMAN CULTURE. HUMAN THOUGHT AJTO REUGION THEGREATEST GLORY OF THE HUMAN RACE. THE SCOFIELD BIBLE221 words
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Advertisement72 1936-06-18 4 I i I I I II I I 111 mil I I j THE OIL YOU SAVE IS CLEAR PROFIT THE f J M_l_t _V, >*-' $^__^Xy^>'- ,^a^ vH J^S^yiaIEMBMMMLSaWPW jf >W<«l| o}J^ i7*Jflff__^W^^^B ll' _____B___B________i ___t2____B^ P; K f 111 r# rls ■■>. __i .m\ Removes all impurities from72 words
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Article, Illustration218 1936-06-18 5 LAKGE CROWDS recently watched a steeplejack remove brick by brick the top of the steeple of Trinity Presbyterian Church at the junction of Southgate Road and Church Road. Islington. Alarm was caused when the steeple leaned over at a perilous angle after an attempt by 20 men to pull it218 words
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Advertisement67 1936-06-18 5 i- A.X© ifota off to th© rm COLD STORAGE, toof A wide choice of POULTRY GAME Australian Tv rkeys, English Ducks, English Chickens, English and Australian Capons, Australian Geese. Scotch Grouse, English Pigeons, Continental Teal, Woodcock, Pigeons, Wi Id Duck, Pheasants, Quail and Partridges. All selected birds of finest quality.67 words
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660 1936-06-18 6 $10,000 CLAIM AGAINST BUS COMPANY Passenger's Terrible Injuries After Accident SPEEDING ALLEGED PACTS of a motor collision which occurred on the night of Nov. 30 last opposite the St. James' Power Station were revealed m the High Court, Singapore, yesterday before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark m an action for damages660 words
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Article, Illustration286 1936-06-18 6 JAPAN'S GOODWILL FLIGHT TO SINGAPORE JAPAN hopes to extend her air lines •'soon from Formosa to Hong Kong, to link up with the Malaya-Hong Kong service of Imperial Airways and provide a through service to London Reference to the propos.d extension has been made frequentnly m the Japanese press recently.286 words
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Article71 1936-06-18 6 Rumoured Retirement From Chief Justiceship It is understood that Sir Waiter Huggard. the Chief Justice, S.S.. who went Home m January on special leave Shortly after his return from ordinary leave, on urgent business, will not be returning. The Hon. Mr. P. A. McElwaine. Attorney General, is71 words
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Article17 1936-06-18 6 Russia, for the firs: time, has sent B workers' delegation to the Internaticn Labour Conference at Geneva.17 words
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Article123 1936-06-18 6 Rome, June 9. The first omnibus service m Addis Ababa was opened yesterday. It runs from the station to the airport. A clear distinction is to be made between 'buses for natives and those for white seiUers. Read .construction is proceeding rapidly. A national festival yesterday was123 words
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Article270 1936-06-18 6 Coroner's Finding In Dr. Webster's Inquest 'From Our Own Correspondent I Klang, June 17. The Coroner this morning returned the following \erdict at the inauest on Dr J. S. Webster: M I fina that James Webster was a drug addict and that death was due to an270 words
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Article150 1936-06-18 6 Interesting Allegory In Shavian Manner 1 J B. Priestley's new play. "Bees on the Boatdeck." called a farcical tragedy, has as its scene the deck of a d. -relict cargo boat moored m an estuary. Bushes insinuate themselves over her side, and there are bees m the150 words
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Article140 1936-06-18 6 London, June 6. "Avenue Kipling" will soon be a feature of Ypress. the Mayor and Council of the town having decided to give the Empire poet's name to the avenue which forms the prolongation of the Avenue Marechal French, writes a Morning Post correspondent. Mrs. Kipling has sent140 words
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Article43 1936-06-18 6 By Aircraft G— ABTK Athena from Penang. Siam. Burma and Karachi ariived Singapore on June 15: Mr. Philp, Mr. Brickly and Mr Moxham. Aircraft VH-USD Brisbane for Brisbane. Darwin and D.E.I, left Singaoore on June 16: Mr. W. R. Taylor.43 words
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Article245 1936-06-18 6 Audience Provided With Spectacles London. June 4. A stereoscopic moving picture, a novelty which has never before been I shown publicly m a London cinema, will appear m the programme of th? Empire Theatre. Leicester-square. It was shown privately yesterday, writes a Morning Post correspondent. It is by245 words
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Article25 1936-06-18 6 A trade pact between Brazil and Germany has been signed at Rio de Janeiro as a preliminary to a general treaty of commerce and navigation.25 words
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Article222 1936-06-18 6 One Dead— Three Escape MINING TRAGEDY Ipoh. Jun, A LANDSLIDE which had i,., *»c consequences occurred yesterday at noon at th, on < Vat Lee Tin Mine at Gunt«n c about four-and-a-half nilrs from Ipoh. when four s\» m *> n were trapped m the222 words
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Article, Illustration266 1936-06-18 6 The King May Go To The City London. June 7. A COMMITTEE of experts is to drau up a programme lor the Coronation, which takes place at Westminster Abbey on May 12 next year. It will include representatives of thf Privy Council, Home OfTtoe,266 words
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Advertisement197 1936-06-18 6 ■STOMACH SUFFERER SINCE CHILDHOOD. To be perfectly fit and able to eat anything after ever 20 years oi _cute stomach trouble is more than most people would dare hope for— yet this has actually happened to Wl{\ A. C. These are his own w.rds: "I must tell you how thankful197 words
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Advertisement62 1936-06-18 6 YOUR BEAUTY SOAP I _________r^__r I On Sale Everywhere. Retail Price lOcti. Af»S 1 GOLD LINE nnmum BRAND SWEETENED m»f jr FULL CREAM |V| I I X CONDENSED *»**.i-_ll_ fullcß^ i! Sole AGENTS ITC n 0 25* BUSSAN KAISHA> X^<^SON GREEN. <AT HEALTHY AND INVIGORATING WELCOME IN EVERY HOME SOL£62 words
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Article58 1936-06-18 7 Washington, June 17. A substitute lor the GuiTey (Coal Industry* Bill, with the sections to which the Supreme Court objected deleted has been passed by the House of Representatives by 161 votes to 90 with an amendment limiting the life of the Bill to two years/ TheReuter - 58 words
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1318 1936-06-18 7 FULL TRUTH ABOUT BOLIVIA'S TIN ARREARS? Insufficient Labour Or Deliberate Delaying Of Supplies (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 2. T__lS WEEK'S eagerly awaited meeting of the International Tin Committee proved, m the event, something of an anticlimax. Once again, the Committee has been forced to defer its ruling as1,318 words
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Article296 1936-06-18 7 Knocked Down Bj Motor-Car _M (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 16. A verdict of accidental death was returned by Inche Abdul Rauf third i magistrate, at the conclusion^ oi the inquest on a Chinese cyclist who died as a result of injuries sustained when i he296 words
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Article39 1936-06-18 7 The concert m aid of the 6th Company Boys' Brigade Fund, that is to be held at the Paya Lebar Methodist School on Friday. June 19. has been postponed, owing to unavoidable circumstances, to the following Friday, June 26.39 words
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Advertisement181 1936-06-18 7 PLANS ARE FILLING RAPIDLY FOR GALA OPENING! CAPITOL TUES. JUNE 23rd m\ v a 1 TmfSam.m W m v9_i M, Et_ WELLS' THINGS TO COME pj 10ne I Raymond Massey ">£i I Cedric Hardwicke I Margaretta Scott NOW D i v o- v a I Ralph Richardson Wl^ l^ l^»^181 words
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Advertisement564 1936-06-18 7 WHAT'S ON AT SINGAPORE'S LEADING THEATRESCAPITQLI [PAVILION! |ALH AM BRA 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 Last Night of M.G.M.'s Novel The world-famous Pocket Prima- T| in rf_\f I T HINfZ Operatic Murder Mystery donna W/nVUVUIWU "MOONLIGHT LILY PONS sx <H J PTKKS I MVI KS v564 words
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Article56 1936-06-18 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT. SWAN- ROBERTS— The engagement is announced between W. H. Swan, Singapore Municipality, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Swan. Dunoon. Argyll, Scotland, and Hylda Margaret Roberts, elder daughter of Mr. F. E. Roberts and the late Mrs. Roberts, Bombay. India, and Bristol. England. The56 words
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1088 1936-06-18 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1936. Clerical Indebtedness T_> THOSE who spare any thought for the great army of clerical workers who form such an important section of the community the last meeting of the Legislative Council must have caused consider able uneasiness. This feeling arises not only1,088 words
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Article83 1936-06-18 8 Mr. W. D. Lovell. Chief Engineer of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Company, who has been lying seriously ill m Batu Gajah for some time, is no worse, though no improvement can yet be said to have taken place. Last week Mr. Lovell received a visit from a specialist from Singapore83 words
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Article1530 1936-06-18 8 A Weekly Services Letter From A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT London, June 6. THE cruiser Capetown. Capt. D. A Budgen, which has just arrived at Portsmouth from the China Station, is to be paid off at once into dockyard control lor an overhaul previous to recommissioning forFree Press - 1,530 words
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Advertisement168 1936-06-18 8 C>______. I < Hk '■"•-*»Va fl m >J.Vv.\-. '^>>s. fl -a. -..^fl fl fl "'2^— m 111 I ——illl PI I I I U I! I. -P— BY SPECIAL P*f Al j£<7 TO HM THE APPOINTMENT KING OF SIAM BE WISE TO SELECT A GIFT THAT PLEASETH HIM THAT GIVES168 words
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Advertisement25 1936-06-18 8 For INSURANCE AGAINST SICKNESS DISEASE Apply to the GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. m Great Britain) HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. PHONE 6480.25 words
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Article, Illustration554 1936-06-18 9 Frenzied Interruptions At Chamber Of Commerce Discussions CABLE TO SOUTHWEST POLITICAL COUNCIL UNUSUAL scenes broke out at the mass meeting held yesterday at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to discuss the advisability of sending a cable to the leaders m Kwantung and Kwangsi, urging themFree Press - 554 words
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182 1936-06-18 9 Tenable For Three Years FIRST EVER TO BE HELD AT BRITISH UNIVERSITY London, June 17. THE first lectureship ever to be I held by a scholar of Chinease birth at a British University has been founded at Oxford by wealthy residents. Mr. and Mrs. Spalding.182 words
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Article80 1936-06-18 9 Official Denials London. Junw 17. rkESPITE Official denials m Bcr.in, Danish sources adhere to the report that a German naval seaplane crashed m the sea during naval manoeuvre* at Skagerak when all seven occupants were killed. A message from Copenhagen states that people m the neighbourhoodReuter - 80 words
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Article51 1936-06-18 9 aght from China and we want one <>: the younger scholars from the best hinese Universities. Two or thr fe e narries are alr.ady being considered. but no decision has yet been made. Travelling expenses will, of course. be allowed and it is hoped that the lecwill begin work nextReuter - 51 words
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Article79 1936-06-18 9 Visits Singapore With His Tutor The Kumar of Sardargarh. 16-year- minor chief of a small North Indian .State, is m Singapore on his i tour outside his country. He ar™ed uith his English tutor and guardian, Mr. R. a. Howell, m the lanpura yesterday as round-trippers horn79 words
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Article41 1936-06-18 9 s< Singapore llj which flew CO] 1 w and Melbourne to survey the empire Oyiaf-boat route will return to gapore today from Australia. The machine will arrive from Batavia ne machine will arrive from Bntavi.i r a *>Ut 2 p m.41 words
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Article112 1936-06-18 9 To Be Revised London, June 16. TN a Parliamentary answer today, the President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Walter Runciman announced that preliminary discussions with view to a revision of the Ottawa agreement with Canada would begin shortly. The Association of British Chambers oi Commerce, theBritish Wireless - 112 words
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Article136 1936-06-18 9 Sequel To French Demand For Banknotes London. June lfi. Interest has been aroused by today's Bank of England gold purchase amounting to over €1,400.000 sterling [following yesterday's 1.200,000 which I was the largest over the last three years. These big acquisitions bring the bank's total of goldReuter - 136 words
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Article24 1936-06-18 9 Passengers leaving Singapore by the Nieuw Zeeland today are Mrs. J. T. Johnson, Miss M. I. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dominguez.24 words
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Article194 1936-06-18 9 i UNDERGROUND VOLCANO? London. June 17. A REMARKABLE "fault" has been discovered m the bed of the ocean off the South African Coast, which has aroused the interest of geologists. A Dvi ban report states that the Union Castle liner, Athlone Castle, on her maidenReuter Wireless - 194 words
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Article85 1936-06-18 9 Question In Commons London, June 17. REPLYING m the House of Commons to Mr. Day, who Inquired concerning the Singapore air base, Sir Philip Sassoon, the UnderSecretary for Air, said that the air force base at Seletar was being extended. The total expenditure incurred so far. IncludingReuter - 85 words
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Article193 1936-06-18 9 Big Orders For British Shipyards London. June lb. A fast passenger liner for service ion the London-Bombay run is at prei sent under construction on the Clyde for the Ellerman line, states a British i Wireless message. A fast cargo liner is under construction for the same company.193 words
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Article103 1936-06-18 9 World War If League Is Abandoned Cape Town, June 17. "We have no right to be unfaithful to the League merely because we fear others are going to be untrue to it," declared Gen. Hertzog m the Assembly. "If other nations, like Great Britain and France, areReuter - 103 words
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Article98 1936-06-18 9 CIVIL GUARDS FIRE BUILDING Occupants Shot As They Emerged Madrid, June 16. The situation m Malaga is quieter, following the action of the Govern- ment m disarming the population and closing down the headquarters of trade unions and anarchists. Three civil guards, patrolling the village of Cordoba were fired onReuter Wireless - 98 words
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Article587 1936-06-18 9 COUNTERFEIT LABEL ALLEGA TIONS Printing Company Charged THE finding of 160.000 labels for tinned pineapples, which were alleged to be counterfeit, on the premises of the Lee Printing Co. Ltd. was related to the second magistrate, Mr. Trevor D. Hughes, m a preliminary inquiry held yesterday into charges made against587 words
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Article68 1936-06-18 9 AUSTRALIA AND SANCTIONS Lost Markets .Melbourne. June 17. llfß. LYONS has announced that Australia's view on the I übject oi sanctions has been forwarded to Mr. Bruce for trim. ......m to the British Government. Th> contents I thi iW not been disci. -cd. but w ,ut rl rudy understood th.it68 words
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Article44 1936-06-18 9 LTo Act As Depvtj For Mr. A. S. Smaii Durlni the aboenc <• < mw-cr Administerim. the Q a Mr A S Small, oti lis up- I ?r\ t ,nr the Hon. Mr. J. A Hunt.: w\ h H his deputy.44 words
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Article77 1936-06-18 9 In connection with tbe rep which appeared yesterday. <.: the preliminary inquiry into the chary l rettery against Pusllieri Leonard <; trlay Mid Stuart Wilson. 11 is point th.it U|e application i< r bell ole so that accused QOUld or Bd m military custody. In rep a QMS77 words
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Article24 1936-06-18 9 The wed din took oi.i week at the Presbyterian OhurcU Penang, ol Mr. Samuel Doonan oj Tin. to Miss Marg.ret Cam Hanul ton, Scotland.24 words
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Advertisement75 1936-06-18 9 ,£j- "CHARMANTE" CORSETRY /MWa war f x*fi7'? I }_l|fi^ ROLL-ON ELASTIC GIRDLE ONE-WAY STRETCH DEPTH 12 f5 ===^g\ SIZES SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE |§|HlEm PRICE $1.50 (Bjl ROLL-ON ELASTIC GIRDLE lt 52 TWO-WAY STRETCH DEPTH 14 H FITTED 2 PAIRS SUSPENDERS f| PRICE $3. 50 ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR75 words
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206 1936-06-18 10 LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. This* the first occasion on which a newspaper206 words
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541 1936-06-18 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. June 17 The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of £1 denomination unless Previously Yesterday Rise or Pall otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 p.c, 1944-64 117% 117% +V 8 Funding541 words
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Article185 1936-06-18 10 June 13. 15. 16. American Can. Com. 129» 8 130 130% American Telephone and Telegraph 168% 168% 169» 4 Atcheson Railroad 73> 4 73 75» 8 Chesapeak 58»/ 4 58 58 >/ 2 Dupont 1473.Q 1493/4 Firestone 29 29 29* 4 General Electric 39 38 3 4185 words
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Article165 1936-06-18 10 r pHE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.282 nd auction yesterday when there were catdogued 845.135 lbs.: 377.29 tons: offered 702.374 lbs., 313.56 tons; sold 585.477 lbs 261.37 tons. Spot London 7.5 16d. New York 15$; cts. PRICES REALISED Ribbed smoked sheet cents per165 words
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Article37 1936-06-18 10 Mr. A. W. Swyny. general manager, Valambrosa Estates, Ltd., Kapar, has returned from leave. Mr. C. H. Preedy, manager ol Tekka, Ltd Kampong Kapayang, will be going to England on leave aWut ftfee tnd oj this month.37 words
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Article184 1936-06-18 10 From London 5.30 p. m. June 17 RCBBER: Steady. London Spot: 7 5 16d. 7 7 16d. Previously: 7 5 16d 7 7 16d July-Sept.: 7 3 8 d. 7' 2 d. Previouslv: 73 8 d 71 .d Oct.-Dec: 7* 2 d. 7 9 16d. Previouslv: 7>,d184 words
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Article72 1936-06-18 10 J From London 5.30 p. m. June 17 m^^^^^^ m^^^^^^^^ m^ m^^mmmmmmwmmm^^ma^^mmmwmm Tin: Weak. Cash: £180 12s. 6d. Previously: Firm at €181 10s Three month: £178 17s. 6d Previously: €179 17s 6d New Tin: 4L3T Previously: 4162. Copper: Settlement: £36 5* Previously. £36 2s 6d Oold: Yesterday:72 words
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Article81 1936-06-18 10 London Closing Quotations June 17 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Parls Francs to 141.21 76 7 16 76 9 16 New York to 1.88 1 3 5.031 5.04'« Amsterdam Guilders to 12 91 7.44', 7.45' 4 Hong Kong Per dollar Is 381 words
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Article208 1936-06-18 10 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations June 17 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 24 332 London, 3 months' sight 24 332 London, 60 days' sight 2 4 lie London. 30 days' sight 24 116 London, demand 24 1,32 London. T.T. 2 4 1 32 Lyons and Paris demand 889 Hamburg,208 words
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Article1154 1936-06-18 10 Fraser and Co.'s List WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17, 1936 Nyalas ($1) *> is Pajam ($1 1 .60 i Punt Piiak «sli Pcrak R. Valley ($1) h Punggor isl» Jl 2 Rad< Ila iss> **f Sandycroft ($2) ao 9* SunKoi BaKan is2> 1*45 2 J Sungei R^mal1,154 words
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Article93 1936-06-18 10 June 17 Buyers Sellers Oambier 5 00 Java Cube 8.50 Hamburg Cube 10.50 White Muntok Pepper 16 00 Black Pepper 8.00 Copra, Sundried 4 95 Copra, mixed 4.70 Small Flake Tapioca 4 00 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 1 10 Banja Jelotong 6 50 Sarawak93 words
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Article126 1936-06-18 10 From Our Own Correspondent!. Seremban. June I.V A meeting of the committee ol the Negri Sembilan branch of the Automobile Association oi Malaya was held at the Sungei Ujong Club. Mr. John Wishart presided. A number of new members wenelected. It was agreed that Hit branch should bear126 words
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83 1936-06-18 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June 17. 1 o'clock noon Tom oi M.nkci Dull I,l'c c ible I. .nu .n Bf) 7 5 Hid on lb New Ymk Spot WbWtK US 15% per lb. liu>rrs Seiko No IXKSS m cases FOB Junt) 25 7 H 25 II M Good F83 words
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Article1328 1936-06-18 11 World Problems Retard Business Activity o\< again we regret we can strike no cheerful note regarding the local share market during the past week, as conditions have remained extremely dull and business equally restricted, write Fraser and Co. m their weekly report dated, Singapore, June1,328 words
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Article, Illustration375 1936-06-18 11 Winning CONTRACT (Xofc David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb Oswald Jacoby and Hoicard Schenken, world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence. WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN 11/E spend a lot of time talking about bad habits of Bridge players. Per- haps the very worst375 words
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Advertisement344 1936-06-18 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling 6.500.000 Hong Kong Currency $10,000,000 Reserve344 words
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Advertisement522 1936-06-18 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AISTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter* Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000 000 Reserve Fund £3.000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000 000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate. London EC. 2 j Agencies and Branches. Alor Star I Iloilo Saigon Amritsar522 words
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Miscellaneous644 1936-06-18 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES j FOR TODAY Singapore ZHI I a.m. _1 j «20 Close down. (Owned and operited by Radio Service Co of Malaya Ltd Transmission 2 Wavelength-49.9 metres The fo ilowing~_^encies will be 6.00 Recorded music. USCd: GSH JJ" and SG 6.45 News bulletin supplied by; m Jb.Bb m. 830644 words
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Miscellaneous163 1936-06-18 11 piano: Wolfgang Brugger. 5.20 A Merry Miscellany. An enter taining musical hour, directec by Eugen Sonntag. 6.05 News and economic review it German. 6.20 Concert of light music. 7.20 News m English. Sign off DJQ 7.35 Greetings to listeners ln&& Australia. 7.40 Talk. 7.55 Concert of light music (cont.i. 3.20163 words
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Article, Illustration1881 1936-06-18 12 OCEAN'S WILL-O'-THE WISB NO MORE Tragic End Of Girl Pat's Remarkable Escapade Amazing Voyage Of Tiny Grimsby Trawler AREI'TER message states that a small British vessel, believed to be the missing Grimsby trawler, Girl Pat, has been found off the Bahamas wrecked with her crew of three dead. Thus (if1,881 words
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Advertisement139 1936-06-18 12 HENDERSON LINE ftCHEDCLE OF SAILINGS By Fortnightly Passenger Stramar Between Rangoon, Port Sudaa, Marseilles, Palma and England HOMEWARD SAILIM* Port of Disembarkation Plymoatt Leave/ Rangooa MM AMARAPOORA June I SAGAING July 11 BURMA July 25 YOMA Aug 8 PEGU Aug I CHINDWIN Sept lt AMARAPOORA SAOAING il BURMA KEMMENDINE CHINDWIN139 words
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Miscellaneous206 1936-06-18 12 SINGAPORE HARBOIK Ships alongside the Wharve> expected to arrive East Wharf (Entrance Tilawa 22; Rohna M Main Wharf (Entraner <i a tr J) Ranpura 18. K.st.., Muinam 12; Perak 9; H Empire Dock (Entraner ,i. Klang 32; Larut Empire Dock (Entrance j Elephanta 46 West Wharf (Entraner i Nieuw Zeeland206 words
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Advertisement534 1936-06-18 14 O. S. K. LINE FOR EAST, SOUTH AND WEST AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA t Santos Maru Buenos Aires via Colombo. Durban j une Cape Town. Rio de Janeiro, Santo* and London Maru Buenos Aires via L. Marques. Durban. J East London, Algoa Bay and Cap<> Town Liverpool Maru Cape Town534 words
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823 1936-06-18 15 BERNARD DARWIN - BERNARD DARWIN Mrs. Vare Beaten By Miss C. Glutting COMMENTS ON PLAY BY Southport, Lanes. May 18. Tl\K American army of invasion was intact when the match play stage of the Ladies Championship began at Southport this morning, but it is soFree Press - 823 words
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Article28 1936-06-18 15 TTHE Duke of Kent is among 28 who have entered aeroplane for Kings Cup Air Race to be flown on July 10. British RadioBritish Radio - 28 words
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Article272 1936-06-18 15 Olympic Games Representative AFTER three long days of strenuous competition the yacht Lalage (Messrs. Belville, Boardman. and Leaf) has been chosen as trie British, 1 representative m the SixMetre International Class at the forthcoming Olympic Games. Mr. K. L. Grogono has been selected as the British helmsman m272 words
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Article336 1936-06-18 15 London. A Stanley Anderson (Hindheadi. who captained Scotland m the boys' international match ten years ago. won the inaugural tournament for the Metropolitan Shield on the Walton Heath Club's old course by defeating Cyril Tolley. the former British amateur champion, by 3 and 2 m the final336 words
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Article, Illustration37 1936-06-18 15 FLEUR, ridden by T. Lowry, won the Juvenile Selling Plate at Sandown Park. Plane Sailing was second and Maid of the Myth third. Picture shows Maid of the Myth, ridden by Herbert, leading, with Fleur lying second.37 words
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91 1936-06-18 15 LORD'S TEST TRIAL RESULTS IN A DRAW TTHE Test trial at Lords was concluded today and resulted m a drawn game. For the North. Hardstar. compiled 89' not out and Robin's for the South secured 5 for 78. Turnbull who is considered91 words
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Article213 1936-06-18 15 Genuang Club Win By Good Margin <From Our Own Correspondent' Malacca. June 15. The Malacca Club was severely trounced by the Genuang Cricket Club, on Sunday on the Padang. R. A M. Stradling collected a brilliant lli and then retired. Getting runs fre< l\ all round the wicket,213 words
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Article153 1936-06-18 15 Thousands of worms are dying m order that Fred Perry may defend his Wimbledon lawn tennis championship on a perfect court. As you read these words the work of distruction is going on. "We soon got rid of the flies." Mr. William Coleman, head groundsman at Wimbledon,153 words
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Article64 1936-06-18 15 "TAKE THE STRAIN! HEAVE WITH the latter command, two police tug-o'-war teams from "C" Division and the Marines, pulling m the heats at the Singapore Depot sports on Saturday, tugged away and then tumbled backwards over one another as the inch-thick rope snapped m the middle Four other teams had64 words
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Article100 1936-06-18 15 GOLFING EVENTS Leeds. June 13. Richard Burton beat Matthews by 3 and 2 m the thirty-six hole final of the Yorkshire Evening News tournament. Matthews was brilliant m the morning aid became four up with a score of 73 to 76. In the afternoon Burton made an amazingReuter Wireless - 100 words
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Article67 1936-06-18 15 (From Our Own Correspondent' Bangkok, June 17. The end of the racing season at Bangkok w;s marked by the fact that seven races out of ten produced thrilling finishes and on one race a tote dividend of 729 ticals was paid for one Aye tical67 words
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Article61 1936-06-18 15 Malacca, June 16. Malacca's team Icr Saturdays Malaya Cup match against Singapore will be selected from the following Abdullah bin Haji Bachee: Choc Soon Lee ;A de Silva. Goh Jit Sin: Hassan bin Arshat Ismail: G A Kessler; Leman: Low Ah Sang: R P Leon: J.61 words
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Article150 1936-06-18 15 The Singapore Boy Bcoiltl Local Association's annual message carrying race was held on Saturday over a iour-mile course around the Farrerj Park and Balestier Plain. This competition is open to junior Troops, i.e. Troops lrom teeder schools, and the shield known tt the Braddell Shield is awarded150 words
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Article379 1936-06-18 15 Skye Meeting At Kuala Lumpur THE handicaps tor the first day of the Se] angor Turf Club Summer Skye meeting on Friday, are as tol lows: Rarr I Tonics: Clan- Div. 2. 4«, fur*. I 30 I* ."VI Anaronda 10-10. Movalong 10-0 Iconic 9-13. l.ady Nr In379 words
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Article79 1936-06-18 15 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 15. The following have been invited to represent the Selangor Asiatic side that will meet the Combined Servic.s team on the padang on Friday: Kam Pak; See Hu and Kai Ban; T Mori. Taib. -\nd Jahn Mohamed: Mahmood. Ismail. Henry.79 words
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Article33 1936-06-18 15 The netball match played bei ween the GSC and Raffles Girls School netball team on Monday was won by Fi'afne.s Girls and not by tho GSC as stated m our Tuesday's issue.33 words
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547 1936-06-18 16 Nimrod - Nimrod Police Win Anson Rd. Game 1 -Nil REGIMENT OFF FORM Standard Of Football Only Mediocre By Police 1 Middlesex Regt 0. 'THE Police surprised the Middlesex Regiment yesterday m their First Division encounter. They comparatively easily held their own and were547 words
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Article, Illustration18 1936-06-18 16 photo). THE MIDDLESEX forwards miss an opportunity of scoring during the match with the police yesterday. Free PressFree Press - 18 words
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Article288 1936-06-18 16 GOALKEEPER- THE HERO S.C.FwA. Beat Medicals S.C.F.A. 11l 2: Medicals 1. OAK TONG. Government Ser- vices goalkeeper, was the hero of yesterday's third division match between the Medical Services and the Chinese third string. Quick on his feet, he stopped shots with safe hands, and it is to him that288 words
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Article60 1936-06-18 16 Result Of Play At Tanglin DLAY m the Tanglin Club tennis tournament yesterday resulted: GRIFF CDF Marriott and Bateman <ow.> beat Godfrey and Tyer 'plus 2' 7 5. 2 5, 6—4. Open Mixed Doubles Mrs. Baughan and Knight beat Mr and Mrs. Jemmett 2-6. 6—4. 6 4 Mr.60 words
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Article180 1936-06-18 16 London, tune 1* The Wimbledon draw resulted: Top quarter Perry ana Grant, second Quist and Budge, third Austin and Alli.on. fourth Crawford and Von C:amm. In the first round Kho Sm Kie meets G. P. Hughes, the second quarter winner meets Wheatcroft or Lesueur, Choy meets D^lcastillo IReuter - 180 words
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Article146 1936-06-18 16 The iollowing are details of home cricket supplied by Reuter: At Manchester Lancashire and Middlesex played a draw. Middlesex 114, Lancashire 110 for 6. At Horsham Warwickshire beat Sussex by 5 wickets. Sussex 233 <Cook 95. Santall 5 for 59 > and 109 (Mayer 7 for 51 Warwickshire146 words
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Article122 1936-06-18 16 Cricket Club Seconds Score 1 Goal In 7 Seven goals were scored on the Padang yesterday m the friendly soc--1 cer match between the second strings Of the S.C.C. and the R.E. and the club's share was just one goal. The match revealed no redeeming feature. The standard122 words
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Article193 1936-06-18 16 Events Drawn For Week-End f\N Friday, there will be the usual afternoon Races starting at 5.20 p.m. On Saturday June 20. there will be a Women's Rae^ for the Santry Challenge Cup starting at 4.50 p.m. On Sunday June 21. the "B" Class will sail the 2nd Race193 words
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Article207 1936-06-18 16 The dr.w for the Ladies Junior Doubles Championship will take place at 230 p.m at he Clerical Union Hall on Saturday, 20th. Inst. Inter-School Championship: The closing date of this competition has been extended to noon on Saturday, any school which has not entered can do so at once,207 words
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Article70 1936-06-18 16 2nd Division It is notified that the match H.M.S. "Terror" versus Marine Department, fixed for Thursd iy. June 25. has been postponed, and will be played at Anson Road Stadium on Thursday, July 2, at 5.15 p.m. .*>rd Division The match Indian Recreation CUib versus Medical Services70 words
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Article41 1936-06-18 16 The Hunt cup ran today at Ascot over 7 furs, resulted: Guinea Gap 1. Voltus 2. Rose Crag 3. I Won by length and ft length. 31 ran. Betting 28 to 1, 33 to 1. 33 to 1.41 words
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Article, Illustration221 1936-06-18 16 i Confidence Of Contestants New York. June 17. ALREADY .over £100.000 sterling has been taken for the Schmolin'. Louis fight tomorrow. Despite th? recent rain, the weather report for the contest, which will be heid m the open air at The Yankee Stadium, is favourable and a221 words
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