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Title Section17 1936-06-30 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,892. ESTD. 1835. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1936. 10 CENTS.17 words
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288 1936-06-30 1 Found Near Racecourse With Terrible Head Injuries UNABLE TO MAKE A STATEMENT Vengeance Believed To Be The Motive NO IMMEDIATE PROSPECT OF ARREST (FROM OIK OWN CORRESPONDENT) KUALA LUMPUR, JUNE 29. ITH HIS HEAD BATTERED BEYOND RECOGNITION, BUT STILL ALIVE. MR. L. CASSON, AN288 words
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Article34 1936-06-30 1 Paris, June H. Eight thousand shipyard workers at Bl Hamkl have started a "stay-in" :.d are holding up construc--4 the battleship Strasbourg and '.he cruisers Georges Leygues and Mar- ise.— ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article43 1936-06-30 1 Rome, June 29. It is officially announced that a teni year agreement has been signed m Berlin regulating the operation of Civil air-lines between Italy and Germany and flights over their respective •erritory The agreement foreshadows 'the amplification of existing airlines.43 words
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Article107 1936-06-30 1 Kroonstad, June 25. South Africa will not oppose Britain's lead m Geneva m securing the raising of sanctions. This fact was made clear by Gen. Smuts who, speaking at an Afrikander Day function, said it would be the sheerest lunacy to quarrel with ingland as the warReuter - 107 words
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243 1936-06-30 1 ITALIAN OFFER NOT TO RECRUIT NATIVES London, June 29. A COMMUNICATION has been addressed to M. Avenol, Secre-tary-General of the League of Nations, stating that the Emperor of Ethiopia intends to appear m person at the meetings of the Assembly as head243 words
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Article, Illustration12 1936-06-30 1 AH STILL SUITS ME!" {after Paul Robaon's new song m Show Boat12 words
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Article229 1936-06-30 1 Peiping, June 29. THE British Consular Court which is hearing charges against Herbert Cooke and Ralph Hunt, two privates of the Worcestershire Regiment who are charged with the manslaughter of a Japanese officer, was unable to proceed on Saturday owing to the absence of JapaneseReuter - 229 words
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Article32 1936-06-30 1 Changchun, June 29. The Kwangtung Army headquarters announces that four Manchukuo mounted patrolmen were captured by Soviet cavalry m Manchukuo territory 'at a point to the northeast of Manchouli on June 28.--Reuter.32 words
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Article138 1936-06-30 1 War Deserters Asked To Work In Mines La Paz, June 19. AN attempt to alleviate the Boli- vian labour stringency which is so seriously embarrassing the tin restriction scheme is contained m the announcement of an amnesty to all who avoided service or deserted m the GranReuter - 138 words
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Article20 1936-06-30 1 New York, June 29. The Communist Party has nominated Mr. Earl W. Browder as its candidate for the presidency. Reuter.20 words
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230 1936-06-30 1 FRENCH BILL TO NATIONALISE ARMS INDUSTRY APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT Factories May Be Expropriated Paris, June 29. •TWO more bills m furtherance of 1 the Government's programme the nationalisation of the armaments industry and unemployment relief works have been approved by the Council of Ministers and signed by President Lebrun.Reuter; Wireless - 230 words
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Article66 1936-06-30 1 Japan Not To Invoke The Escalator Clause London, June 29. Japan has notified Great Britain that she does not intent m the present circumstances to accede to the 1936 Lrndcn Nay Treaty nor does she intend at present to formulate her views on the desirability of invoking theReuter - 66 words
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Advertisement79 1936-06-30 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TON. G HT pEc|AL D|NNER ORCHESTRAL CONCERT and DANCE 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. (formal) 9.45 to midnight AND THE POPULAR CABARET ATTRACTION THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE FIRST PERFORMANCE AT 10 <5 P.M. PROMPT NOX-PINERS $1.0079 words
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Advertisement136 1936-06-30 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA. THE ROTARY CLUB feg* OF SINGAPORE MEETS TODAY AT 8 P.M. AT THE ADELPHI HOTEL TODAY THE ROOF-GARDEN IS RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE ROT\RY CLI B AND THEIR GUESTS PAHITS SERVED IN THE GRILL-ROOM THE MANAGEMENT136 words
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Article201 1936-06-30 2 Story Of The Lending Of A Gramophone A gramophone lent by a young Chinese woman to her girl friend m early Anril found its way to a pawn shop without the knowledge of its owner. In reply to repeated requests for its return, the borrower201 words
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Article150 1936-06-30 2 Chinese Accused Of Armed Robbery Arrested at Pvlau Samboe on Jan 15. alleged to have committed armed robbery m River Valley Road. Singapore. en Dec. 24. 1935, of jewellery valued $~8. the property of Lek Peck Ching. a young Cantonese named Poon Vow Heng was produced before Mr.150 words
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Article133 1936-06-30 2 Seremban, June 28. Th? wedding took place yesterday before Mr R. E. Wilson. Secretary to Resident, Negri Sembilan, of Mr. Wong i Ah Chong. of the F.M.S. Railways. I and Miss Ooi Hong Woo. daughter of Mr. Ooi Keng Hock, of Singapore, and sister m law of Dr.133 words
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Article, Illustration25 1936-06-30 2 A GIRL bather, assisted by many hands, makes an unwilling and undignified plunge at the Victoria Park Lido during the recent heat spell m London.25 words
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Article173 1936-06-30 2 An Impressive First Exhibition The first exhibition of the Societe j de*> Artistes Chinois. which opened at the Y.W.C.A. on June 26 and closed yesterday. attracted a continuous 1 stream of art lovers who were very much impressed. There were 165 exhibits, mainly of oil paintings,173 words
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Article213 1936-06-30 2 Committed Series Of Frauds And Theft From Our Own Correspondent^ Kuala Lumpur. June 27. J. B. Howe, a seventeen-year-old Eurasian boy. who was yesierday bound over by the Kuala Lumpur magistrate after he had pleaded guilty to attempting dishonestly to obtain from i European firm certain articles by213 words
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Article178 1936-06-30 2 Gas Easier To Defeat Than Bombs London, June 13.' Wing Commander E. J. Hodsoll, Assistant Under Secretary of State, m charge of the Air Raids Precautions Department of the Home Office, who addressed the Chief Constables Association conference at Gateshead yesterday, said that he would be the178 words
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Article20 1936-06-30 2 Mr. A. E. Rambaut. of the Forest Department, has left Taiping on transfer to Johore Bahru accompanied by Mrs. Rambaut.20 words
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Article404 1936-06-30 2 THE following publications were issued or received by the Department oi Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S. during the period June 20 to 26. 1936. inclusive, and are available for public use m the Reference Library. Fullerton Building, Singapore. Applications may be made by members of the public404 words
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Article340 1936-06-30 2 ATTEMPT TO REVIVE GANG ROBBERY Fourth Wanted Man Found In Penang Ipoh, June 28. OWING to the efforts of the Perak Detective Branch one of the four alleged robbers involved m the Togo Street affair has. it is understood, been arrested m Penang and an escort has been despatched there340 words
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Advertisement403 1936-06-30 2 Dairy Of The Day High Water: 726 a.m. 6.8 ft., 6.59 p.m. 8.2 ft. Sports Soccer: Div I Chinese vs. Inniskillirgs at Anson Road Stadium; Div. 2 RAF. vs. R.AO.C. at Seletar. Cinemas VIC TOKIA Symphony concert by the Singapore Musical Society. ALHAMBRA Freshman Love with Patricia Ellis ai.d Frank403 words
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Advertisement444 1936-06-30 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. A Beauty Salon m Miniature. Harriet Hubbar Ayer WEEK END BEAUTIBOX II containing: a generous supply of Luxuria, 1 1 the famous cleansing cream Eau de II Beaute skin tonic. Beautifying Face I Powder and Skin and Tissue (ream. j Price:- $2.50 per set. |l MEDICAL HALL LIMITED.444 words
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Advertisement471 1936-06-30 2 £be Singapore Jfrec ipeess Head Office: Cecil Street. Singapore. Phone :.4 7i 15 lines llh extensions l« all department^ Tel: "Times 1 Singapore. Kuala Lumpur Office: 2. r >. Java Street. Phone: 30X.: Penan* Office: 12, Biahmp Street, Peiunr Phone: 14;;. London Office: 40 4.1 Fleet Street, London, Phone: Central471 words
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Miscellaneous104 1936-06-30 2 Law Notice For The Day Before the Acting Chief Justice in the 1st. Court Chambers at 11 a.m. Bkcy. 335 35— Re Syed Ali bin Abdulkadir Alhabshee— Public Examination Before Mr. Justice Mills in the 1st. Court at 10.45 a.m. Part heard:— S. 352 35- A. Kadir and ors. vs.104 words
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1591 1936-06-30 3 But Participation In Scheme Can Be Bought Too Dearly NEED FOR DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION Half-Yearly Meeting Of Straits Trading Co. "rpHERE is no doubt of the general desire m this country to X see ;i renewal of restriction; at the same time there1,591 words
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Article686 1936-06-30 3 Finances Of Company Can Easily Stand It* In seconding the adoption of the report and accounts Mr. Lim Cheng Law said: I should like on behalf of shareholders to congratulate the directors and executive on the half-year's working. I should also like to state, if I686 words
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Article61 1936-06-30 3 On pmfe 11 <>: ol June 22 under the heading ol "Japa Find" it m listed that Lockl Brake Fluid is Ramifactared by Muller t ind Phipps m N< w Yurie. Muller and Phipp.s ol Union BuiWUlg. Singapore, wriv thai tins Incorrect statement and that i .lUieei Brake Fluid61 words
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449 1936-06-30 3 SEQUEL TO WATCH KEPT BY DETECTIVE THE Police are conducting a campaign to protect hawken from having to pay tribute to constables on the roadside. A watch recently kept by Mr. Broad- hurst, of the Detective S:ation, resulted m PC. Syed Wali Noor Mohamed being449 words
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Article, Illustration20 1936-06-30 3 photo) A SECTION OF THE LARGE CROWD which gathered at the Mariamman Temple yesterday for the Kumhabishagam ceremony. Free PressFree Press - 20 words
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Advertisement268 1936-06-30 3 c S rf& 4 W M ■—^-.iSSSiiWNßnllll M^J^%B^ i /C m "TiT OUR SLO G A N IS CRITICISED wR'JP^^yP Friends have criticised the now famoui phrase You buy a car but you Invest m an abiHtv The car is g0 soundly engineered that it Austin This stogan, they said,268 words
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Advertisement127 1936-06-30 3 W^aKjts SPOIL YOUR FOOD MLL^THCM Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour akin has nearly l»0 million t»ny ■earns or uures where tiny serins or parasites ran hid** and cause your skin to Itch. Crack, i'eel, Hum. also Bcsema, Dhobv Itch. KiDgwortn. I'implcs, Acne. Crotch-Itch, and Singapore Foot. Don't waste127 words
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477 1936-06-30 4 The Care Of Tke Skin I^GG packs are among the best for toning up the skin and .subduing wrinkles. There are various ways of making them, from the simple application of whipped whites (not too much whipped and always absolutely fresh) to more477 words
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Article, Illustration37 1936-06-30 4 FAMOUS ACTORS and actresses to k a day off to visit the Theatrical Garden Party m Regent's Park. Three summery fashions at the party —left to right— Miss Diana Churchill: Miss Ellen Pollack and Miss Red Rowan.37 words
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411 1936-06-30 4 Eat As You Please Rule UTT is twice as hard to gain weight A as it is to lose it This was the surprising remark made recently by Loretta Young. Loretta was sitting m her portable dressing room at the Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer studios busily engaged411 words
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588 1936-06-30 4 Some Refreshing New Oranges Dishes FOR HOT CLIMATES HERE is a simple orange pudding. Peel two large oranges, remove the white pith and all the skin; cut the pulp into small pieces. Heat three-quarters of a pint of njilk with three ounces of breadcrumbs. Add two ounces of sugar, a588 words
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Article, Illustration327 1936-06-30 4 Colour And Beauty ASCOT looked its loveliest this year, writes a woman correspondent. Blue skies and sunshine. One thing only was lacking—the royal pageantry. Because of Court mourning no member of the Royal Family attended. The £10,000 improvements have further beautified the setting for327 words
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Article105 1936-06-30 4 Make a white sauce with half an ounce of flour and one gill of milk and, when thick, add one teacupful of shelled walnuts, two teacupfuls of breadcrumb* and one tablespoonful of chopped onion. Season with pepper, salt, and a little powdered mace, and then stir m one105 words
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Article115 1936-06-30 4 pOLOURED gloves are popular for evening wear m Paris: green or yellow gloves go with grey, black or I white and Bordeaux red gloves and slippers look well with a pale blue i dress. If slippers and gloves match. the bag should not be m the same115 words
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Article327 1936-06-30 4 BUT THE GARAGE IS ALWAYS IN EVIDENCE nrWENTY-FIVE per cent, of mat- ernal deaths were traceable to abortion, said Dame Louise Mcllroy. the gynaecologist, at th^e Royal Institute of Public Health and the Institute of Hygiene Congress at Edinburgh. Despite this the ultimate detrimental effects upon327 words
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Advertisement180 1936-06-30 4 AS SHE DID If W FOR SINGAPORE FREE PRESS" Readers Only to introduce the Janet Complete Waving Outfit which has astonished the Hairdrvssing World by its simplicity and effectiveness m creating at home long-lasting waves m the modern 1 style. The Complet Outfit includes Janets Magnetic Wavers \Va\o- Setting Cap180 words
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Advertisement193 1936-06-30 4 CHOTIRMALL'S GRAND CLEARANCE SALE COMMENCES TOMORRO II WEDNESDAY, Ist JULY. Immense reduction m all lines 41-43, HIGH ST. 'PHONE 7957. This SKIN CURE INSTANTLY RELIEVES AND QUICKLY HEALS Th« reason why iv-fcema, l\sori«.«iß, And other dim-aae* oeem difficult to cure ih frequently due u> failure to reach the root of193 words
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Article, Illustration236 1936-06-30 5 SIR MILES LAMPSOX. the British High Commissioner, and Lady Lampson, on their way to the opening sess ion of the new Egyptian Parliament m Cairo. The throne speech was read by Nahas Pasha. Wafd (nationalist) Premier, who announced a programme of sweeping reforms. lIHDREN of the French stay-in strikers jeering236 words
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Advertisement88 1936-06-30 5 /m/u\ AW §W AW Aw *~*"^jß ||K^ on to the table Sel<( t »<l Fish ol tempting flavour, unusual M^M^ t<>o <J value, and rich vitamin content ran alu.«\s be obtained .»i A, J the <'i.' st, M age depots f/M\ HALIBUT sMfiKlh IMJHMI gU It PLAICI hi 1(11 KEG88 words
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Article424 1936-06-30 6 Wages Are Rising RAPID FALL IN HOME UNEMPL O YMENT TIIE coming abandonment of sanctions against Italy, and the beginning of actual work on the British Government's rearmament plans, is expected lead to a big drop m unemployment m Britain. rearmament plans, is expected to424 words
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Article40 1936-06-30 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 27. News has been received m Johore Bahru that Inche Suleiman, son of Data Abdul Rahman. State Treasurer. Jo", ore. who is studying at Cambridge has obtained his B.A. degree40 words
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Article, Illustration80 1936-06-30 6 A LARGE PART of BernstorlT Castle, home near Copenhagen of Prince Axel and Princess Margaretha of Denmark, was destroyed by fire. Furniture and valuable art treasures were rescued from the Castle by firemen and troops. The fire was discovered by Prince George, aged 16, and Prince Fleming, aged 14, sons80 words
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Article86 1936-06-30 6 <From Our Own Correspondent t Kuala Lumpur. June Chay Woh who was charged at the Selangor Assizes today with murderin? > his wife and attempting to murder his 1 little daughter at Pudu or. Jan 10. was found guilty on the two charges but insane. The assessors.86 words
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Article481 1936-06-30 6 MR. WILLIAM B. THORNE'S FUNERAL Large Attendance And Many Wreaths THE funeral of Mr. William Dußois Thorne, the late U.S. Vice-Consul at Singapore, took place at the Presbyterian Church, Stamford Road, on Sunday morning and was very largely attended.* The Rev. Stephen Band officiated. Among those present were the following:481 words
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Article621 1936-06-30 6 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL PRIZE DAY Excellent Examination Results u| HAVE been greatly impressed by j the record of your school," said Mr. H. R. Cheeseman. presiding at the Prize Day function at the Anglo- I Chinese School. Cairnhill. of Friday, j "Looking back over the past year, i I notice once621 words
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Advertisement138 1936-06-30 6 Babies Thrive on WEET-BIX for BABIES and CHILDREN. Child and baby welfare specialists auree that Wheat .s one of the best cereals to be added to baby's diet at weaning tarie WEET-BIX is a whole wheat food, very easy to digest and assimilate. When prepared according to directions on tte138 words
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Advertisement299 1936-06-30 6 Echigoya Ltd.'s Summer Sale TODAY TILL SATURDAY, July 4. Kimono and Silk Fabric 54-56, Middle Road. m* '1.1 1 I I i Sm I i A Ikmk I I k L 5» |TOSTOMACHSUFFERERS THE amazing cures effected by Maclean Brand Stomach Powdrr even m cases where all else has failed,299 words
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Article342 1936-06-30 7 Wet Wicket At Lords Causes Havoc Among Batsmen ENGLAND ADD TWO MORE RUNS London, June 29. 1)1 AY commenced m the Test at 2.15 before a crowd of 2,900 and with the sky overcast Wickets fell sensationally, n falling for 30 runs m under an342 words
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Article44 1936-06-30 7 Invitations Dave been Issued by Dr. and Mrs. S. V. Chellam, of Port Swettenham, at present on leave m India, for the marriage of their daughter, Sreemathi Visvalakshimi (Thahgam) vith Sreeman M. A. Subramaniam. B.Sc. <Hon.). at their residence, "Lallta VLsalam," Tellicherry, South India.44 words
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1066 1936-06-30 7 Time Tables Of First Two Days Events TIME tables and entries for the j S.A.'A.A. meeting to commence on Sunday are as below: SUNDAY'S TIME TABLE 100 yards flat race 2.30 p.m.. long jump 2.40, 800 yards flat race 2.55, 100 yards flat race1,066 words
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Article52 1936-06-30 7 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. at football vs. M.C.U. on the College ground today at 5.15 p.m.: Vytopil, Tan Huck Wan, Henry Crocker, Kwee Thiam Teck, G. Day, W Mitchell, P. Swyny, A. Noden, lim Kirn Wee, N. Jackson and Lim Bak Song. Reserves: Kam Wah and52 words
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Article33 1936-06-30 7 Milwaukee. June ;!8 A world record for the decathlon m the Olympic trials was made by Glen Morris of Denver, Colorado, with 7,880 points against* Sievert (Germany) 7.824.5 m 1934. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article39 1936-06-30 7 No fewer than six cases were called up for mention m the Kuala Pilah police court early on Thursday, all of them having to do with illicit stills for manufacturing samsu or for being m l,ossession of illicit samsu.39 words
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Advertisement139 1936-06-30 7 Sec all the inside workings of a £reat Hollywood Studio... set as the background for a Sensational Murder Mystery! Positively LAST NIGHT! capitol-tonight] lW?i7e fAe cameras worked. .A mysterious killer took his toll of Death Firsf fAe Star end f/ien f/ie Director SEE IF YOU CAN GUESS WHO WAS THE139 words
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Advertisement207 1936-06-30 7 i^^b MMB MHB 881 1 I PREMIERE TONIGHT! PAVILION 6.15-9.151 I GAINSBOROUGH'S NEW BRITISH MUSICAL DANCING-COMEDY HIT i^fHUk "JACK of all TRADES" 3 jW OTARRiNc JACK HULBERT i» *4^^KKh PYQT4NnPR jl X I PjWJMMiiMIMJ^JIBM- T ITT- FIT _JIJ^ I— J FRESHMAN LOVE" makes you feel young again! Singapore Free Press207 words
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915 1936-06-30 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1936. Straits Trading Co. THERE are two aimosl constant factors m the affairs of the Straits Trading Co. One is the half-yearly payment of a 75 cents dividend and the other is the complaints at the paucity of the in- formation contained m915 words
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Article270 1936-06-30 8 Mr. P. Lienhard of Diethelm and Co., Ltd.. Penang. will be proceeding to Europe on nine months' leave. Mr. H. Voellm from the Singapore Office will take charge of the Penang Branch. Mr. Lienhard left Penang by the Kedah on Monday. The marriage of Dr. D. John270 words
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Article55 1936-06-30 8 Thursday, June 25. His Excellency and Mrs. Small dined With the Hon. Mr. J. A. Hunter and Mrs. Hunter at Under Secretary's House. Saturday, June 27. In the afternoon His Excellency and Mrs. Small attended the Straits Settlements Police Sports h?ld at the Police Depot and afterwards His55 words
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Article683 1936-06-30 8 - IQINCE Lord Clinton, the late chairman of the Forestry Commission, I was the main speaker, and the Parlia|mentary Forestry Commissioner, Sir j George Courthope. was also present. discussion at the recent meeting ol the Roads BeautiFr eland's fying Association i tended to be a rec> direct683 words
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Article992 1936-06-30 8 IT was late afternoon, cold, darkening, so that the lights blazed on the goods m the windows and a bright bulb hung unwinking on every stall *ne crowd had thinned and the claour died down. Each voice now rang out clear, each footfall, blurred or brisk, was a separate992 words
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Advertisement213 1936-06-30 8 •BBBl^t^B^Bß^^t^^B^^^^^ M^^HMk oj Good Taste' '^W^^^^W CAIXEEOCS BY SPE( lAL TO "M E APPOINTMFM KING <>| s|\M BE WISE TO SELECT A GIFT Til XT •PLEASETH HIM THAT GlV^> AND HIM THAT TAKES" AXD FOR A TRULY FINI \\D WORTHY (iIFT, A GIFT OF BEALTY AND UTILITY. VISIT DE SILVA213 words
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Advertisement24 1936-06-30 8 For BURGLARY INSURANCE Apply to the GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATIOiN LTD. (Incorporated m Great Britain) HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 6480.24 words
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Article, Illustration115 1936-06-30 9 OPEN JAPANESE THREAT TO NORTH CHINA CUSTOMS Reported Decision To Seize Cruiser ANOTHER GRAVE INCIDENT REPORTED TIENTSIN, JUNE 29. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE CHIKOU AND TSINGTAO INCIDENTS THE JAPANESE DESTROYER KIKU HAS BEEN ASSIGNED FOR PATROL DUTY ON THE NORTH CHINA COAST AND LEFT TANGKU LAST NIGHT. ITS PRESENCE ISFree Press - 115 words
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193 1936-06-30 9 Enemy Is In North But Nanking Moves South IN reply to the joint cable sen: by the public bodies of Singapore asking the Southern leaders to withdraw, their forces from Hunan and Kiangsi and to do their best to aver: the outbreak193 words
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Article81 1936-06-30 9 (From Our Own Correspondent > Bangkok, June 29. rriiE first public playground spedaily designed for children was opened m the capital this afternoon by the Director-General of Physical Education. The ground is situated at the foot of the Memorial Bridge crossing the Bangkok River, a'most under81 words
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Article793 1936-06-30 9 Sin Chew; Jit Poh - How It Was Dealt With By Egyptian Police Alexandria. June 26. A thousand workers m a cottonspinning mill began a stay-in strike r better conditions, occupied the factory and rejected all warnings to leave. A strong detachment of bare- footed police noiselessly entered the factory a- dawn, whileReuter - 793 words
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Article125 1936-06-30 9 Acquittal For Captain Of Motor Vessel Capt. Gaggino, who as owner of the motor vessel Kalai. was charged with baring failed to deliver to the Registrar \of Imports an agent's manifest for ving imported 69 bags of tin-ore estimated to weigh 5 l 2 tons, from a place125 words
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Article74 1936-06-30 9 Washington, June 29. A deposit with American trustees of stocks and bonds by foreign corporations, with a view to escaping their obligations, is taxable, according to a ruling by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The ruling, which states that such a deposit is subject to the Security74 words
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Article88 1936-06-30 9 A Japanese steamer, said to be the Tayung Maru. was captured by a Chinese Customs cruiser a few days ago after a running fight off Chikou. Hopei, and towed to Tangku. This ship was alleged to have been engaged m smuggling and has been detained. The Tsingtao incidentReuter - 88 words
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Article133 1936-06-30 9 London, June 29. The firing by Chinese cruisers on Japanese ships and the reputed arms deal between China and Germany are given prominence m the papers, though there is no comment and no Information m London regarding the arms deal. The Chinese firing en Japanese ships is generallyReuter - 133 words
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Article136 1936-06-30 9 Complete Anglo-French Agreement Geneva, June 29. Complet? Anglo-French identity of views on all questions of Foreign policy, including League reform the Italo-Abyssinian dispute, the Locarno situation after German's breach thereof, and Central European policy was announced m French quarters after Mr. Eden's dinner party last night. In BritishReuter - 136 words
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Article71 1936-06-30 9 Berlin, June 29. "The League of Nations is a good thing but air squadrons and army corps are better," declared Dr. Goebbels, the Reich Minister of Propaganda, at Stuttgart at a meeting of 10.000 political leaders of the Nazi Party. He added that Germany aimed to giveReuter - 71 words
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151 1936-06-30 9 SIR FREDERICK LEITH-ROSS IN JAPAN London, June 29. IN the House of Commons, replying to Mr. A. C. Moreing, Viscount Cranborne, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said reports had been received concerning the interviews between Sir Frederick LeHh-Ross, Chief Economic Adviser to the British Government, and leading personalities m the JapaneseReuter - 151 words
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Article10 1936-06-30 9 WILL TRANS -JORDAN ARABS REVOLT? Britain Pr epared For Emergency10 words
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Article109 1936-06-30 9 London, June 29. 'THE announcement that the British Embassy m China loould be removed from Peiping to Nanking was made m the House of Commons today by the Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, Viscount Cranbome. In a reply to Mr. C. M. Patrick he said His Majesty'sReuter - 109 words
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124 1936-06-30 9 MR. BALDWIN WAS NOT MISLED Informed About German Rearmament London. June 28. A POLITICAL stir has been caused by outspoken criticism of the Prime Minister by the ex-Air Minister. Lord Londonderry, speaking at Newcastle. He said it was surprising that Mr. Baldwin announced m theReuter; Wireless - 124 words
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Article364 1936-06-30 9 Husband Fights Man For Touching Her Hand A young Chinese woman apparently thought it was a joke when her husband and another Chinese were fined $1.50 each by the second magistrate yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct outside the Great World. She smiled whenReuter; Wireless - 364 words
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Article107 1936-06-30 9 Great Britain May Take Diplomatic Action London. June 29. A curious situation has arisen as the result of the United States claiming tnre^ British islands m th^ Pacific, namely, Baker. Juris and Howland islands, which are barren coral formations administered by the Colonial Oflice butReuter; Wireless - 107 words
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Article104 1936-06-30 9 Mvi Tsai Charge Against Mr. D. T. Lim Mr. D. T. Lim. who made an appll- cation m th? Supreme Court last Fri|ciay that a writ of habeas corpus be addressed to Mr R P. Bingham. Assistant Protector of Chin se. to bring the104 words
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Advertisement146 1936-06-30 9 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers from Kidney trouble and Bladder weakness have •topped Getting Up Nights. Leg P»» 19 Nervousness. Stiffness. Rheumatism. Dlx■liiM*. Lumbago, Burning. Itching, SmartIng. Acidity and Loss of Vigor by a lector's new discovery called Cystex (Sljstex). Gently soothes, cleans, and heals, raw. sore kidneys.146 words
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Advertisement61 1936-06-30 9 Going Home You will need a CYCLAX TRAVEL PACK WHICH CONTAINS EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON THE VOYAGE. READY TO HAND PLAINLY MARKED, SO THAT YOUR BEAUTY CARE CAN BE CRUSHED INTO UNIMPORTANT MOMENTS. DESIGNED IN MOROCCO LEATHER CONTAINING SPECIAL LOTION -SKIN FOOD -COMPLEXION MILK, DAY LOTION, POWDER, CLEANSING LOTION. BRACIENE61 words
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702 1936-06-30 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. June 29 The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Singapore, June 5. MEAT ■t«* Kati 30 Beef stew or curry do 24 Fillett steak lb. 45702 words
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Article395 1936-06-30 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 'a the first occasion on which a newspaper published395 words
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Article203 1936-06-30 10 From London 5.30 p. m. June 29 RIBBER: Dull London Spot: 7 716 d. 7 9 16d. Previously: 7%d. 7 5 B d. August: 7 9 16 d. 7 11 16d. Previously: 7 9 16d. 7 5 B d. Oct.-Dec. 7 1116 d. 7 3 4 d.203 words
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Article1036 1936-06-30 10 From London 5.30 p. m. June 29 MONDAY. JUNE 29, 1936. 5 PM. MINING Buyers Sellers. An^aat Tin (4s) 4s 6d 5s c.d. Asam Kumbang 27s 28s Austral Malay 57s 6d 58s 6d Ayer Hitarn Css> Hs 3d las 3d x.d. Ayer Weng ($1) 1-JO 1-50 Bangrin1,036 words
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233 1936-06-30 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations June 29 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 4 i/ 8 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 Vs London, 60 days' sight 2 4 3 32 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 3 32 London, demand 2 4 1 16 London, T.T. 2233 words
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Article92 1936-06-30 10 June ES Buyers Sellers Gambit r 4.75 Java Cube 8.00 Hamburg Cube 10.25 White Muntok Pepper 15.75 Black Fepper 7.87' L Copra, Sundried 5.10 Copra, mixed 4.85 Small Flake Tapioca 4.00 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 1.10 Banja Jelotong 6.50 Sarawak Jelotong 6 00 R.92 words
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Article73 1936-06-30 10 London, June 12. Th steady decline m all lorms ol tuberculosis m this country was commented upon by Sir Kingsley Wood. Minister of Health, who yesterday visaed Papworth Village Settlement, near Cambridge, and laid the loundation stone of the new Nurses' home. Sir Kingsley i,aid that tuberculosis v/a«73 words
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Article, Illustration1106 1936-06-30 10 Sheilah Graham - Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association June W, 1» o'clock noun Buyer* N I.X.R.S >es •FOB Ji: Good FAQ. m (FOB. Juno 26 No. I.X.R S.S. <£) loose < awardabhSin- I July Aug. -S( Oct -D Jun-Marrh April-Jan .27 doing. ible: London dosed. w York Spot Sheet U up ul thf1,106 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1936-06-30 11 SECOND APPEARANCE In Film Planned For M. de Chappedelaine. Minister lor Merchant Shipping m the Sarraut Cabinet which is to make way this week for a Socialist Ministry has just taken advantage oi the present situation to Impress upon public opinion the nee sslty for immediate s:eps to !be taken1,124 words
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Advertisement26 1936-06-30 11 IMfCWTRACTI David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb Osumld Jacoby and Howard Schenken, ivorld's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence.26 words
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Advertisement554 1936-06-30 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 j554 words
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Advertisement494 1936-06-30 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA 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 I 38, Bishopsgate. London EC. 2 Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Iloilo Saigon Amritsar Ipoh Semarang494 words
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Miscellaneous1030 1936-06-30 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY X.B.C.— Transmission 5 Berlin— DJA, DJB and DJN following frequencies will be Wavelengths 31.38, 19.74 and GSP 15.31 Me s. (19 60 m.) 31.45 metres GSD 11.75 Me s. < 25.53 m.) P- m GSC 9.58 Mss. (31.32 m.) 415 Ca DJQ, DJA, DJB. German folk1,030 words
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Article148 1936-06-30 12 The s.s. Rawalpindi hai Kong and is expect. d port at 10 a,m. tomorrow She will proceed aU Board's wharl on ar: able to support tl l>ll ir regard to cost oi ■■UHll pect of capital ct.. lW 1934 has tended to iqatlii mer. The disappearan< erence between148 words
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Article138 1936-06-30 12 Ships alongside tht Wharw. expected to arn\. East Wharf (Entrant* Gal? i, Rajula 22: Van Hen Main Wharf (Entrant? a u j). Dempo 18: Kudat l Fres. Polk- Tray i. Radnorshire 7. Empire Dock IMMW <„t#> 3, Foylebank 30; Citj ol Bi Benreoch 34; Larut 36. k Marudu138 words
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Advertisement55 1936-06-30 12 JAVA NEW YORK LINE Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Capo of Good Hope) Arriving ilin TALISSE N.L. July 8 Also calling direct at Halifax and New Orleans KOTA PINANG R.L. July 15 J" h Also calling direct at Halifax and Montreal. ROTTERDAM LLOYD NEDERLAND LINE Agents: IC.H.V. "Rotterdam"55 words
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Advertisement447 1936-06-30 13 t r <£X and j BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. GO'S SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Due Due Tonnage Spore. Tonnage Spore. 193 K. 1936. ALI 6.81 July 1 RANPURA 17.000 Aug. 28 DERA 16 000 July 3 BEHAR 6.000 Sept. 6 ■R -I-HIND 11.500 July 17 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Sept. 11 \LORE447 words
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Advertisement527 1936-06-30 13 McALISTER CO., LTD. AND REDUCED (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO FOR MONTREAL AND HALIFAX VIA COLOMBO. Steamer Out Sail? :iTY OF BRISBANE Havre London, R'dam, Hburg In Port July527 words
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Advertisement1022 1936-06-30 13 REPRESENTING SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean The Hua Khiow Steamship Co., (1932) Ltd. Steam Ship Co., Ltd., and China Mutual The t unard White Star Ltd Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) The Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. The Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. The Australian Oriental Line Ltd. The China Navigation Co..1,022 words
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Advertisement699 1936-06-30 14 K. P. M. X \>l PAR -Tuesday, June 30. Bengkalis. Paneh. Berombang, TanjongMengeidar. Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. VAN IIEITSZ- -Wednesday. July 1. Penang and Belawan-Deli. THEDENS Wednesday. July 1. Muntok and Palembang. TOBA— Wednesday, July 1. ToengkaJ, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. M.AMPI Wednesday. July 1. Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. PoeloePallas. Pensalian-Estate and Rengat.699 words
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Advertisement556 1936-06-30 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE o^MAMERICAJ^MAILj/INE TRAVEL THE AMERICAN WAY IF YOU WANT COMFORT and ECONOMY £76. 8. 1. SINGAPORE TO ENGLAN D VIA AMERICA IN TOURIST CLASS. INCLUDING TRIP THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL. TOURIST CLASS OFFERS YOU Large outside staterooms with hot and cold running water excellent cuisine talking motion pictures556 words
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Advertisement473 1936-06-30 14 O. S. K. LINE FOR EAST, SOI'TH AND WEST Mi AND SOUTH AMERIC A London Maru Buenos Aires via L. Marquos. Durban. June East London^ Algoa Bay and Cap.Town Liverpool Maru Cape Town via Mombasa. Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam. L. Marques, Durh Algoa Bay and Mossel Bay t Manila Maru473 words
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Article663 1936-06-30 15 English Prejudice Is Based On Rounders THE COMMERCIAL ASPECT OF GAME IN U.S. tof the sole purpose of discovering what actually is happento the attempt to popularise baseball m this country that City, writes Trevor Wignall m the Daily Express. had been rain m the ternoon was chilly663 words
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Article, Illustration1644 1936-06-30 15 Perak Lawn Tennis Championships (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 27. /"JIANTS are coming to grips m the Perak Lawn Tennis championships. In this morning's play the Penang challengers for the men's doubles tit c experienced no difficulty m eliminating Taiping's best pair. A surprise winFree Press - 1,644 words
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Article89 1936-06-30 15 Change Of Venue And Postponement .It is notified that the match Post Office Club vs. M.P.H. arranged for Monday, July 6, will be played at S.H.B. ground, Cantonment Road. It is notified that the match Nestangjo vs. Fraser and Neave, fixed for today ha 9 been postponed89 words
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Article1363 1936-06-30 15 Sydney, June 12. The New South Wales Golf Council has recently issu?d the official State handicapping list. J. Ferrier. the Australian Amateur gcii champion, who played so brilliantly m Britain, has been placed on scratch. The State amateur champion, H. W. Hattersley, and T. S. McKay are1,363 words
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Article13 1936-06-30 15 POLO WORLD'S FASTEST GAME Attraction For Spectators HITHERTO REGARDED AS RICH MAN'S SPORT13 words
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Article121 1936-06-30 15 Frank Hough, of Battersea. iormer Southern Area middle-weight champion, intends to lay off for two or three months. Since his nose was injured m his clash with Archie Sexton at the Albert Hall, he has been handicapped by the damage. He told me that he had b:en121 words
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Article, Illustration67 1936-06-30 16 Rough Tactics In Anson Road Match SECOND HALF LAPSES STARTING of the 100 yards race at the Victoria S<h..,l Saturday Free Press photo AN INCIDENT during the second division match between Middlesex and Monopolies at Anson Road yesterday. Free Press photo DR.Free Press - 67 words
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Article405 1936-06-30 16 Fi C. CHEKRINGTON and Dr. j C. Smith were responsible for the greatest surprise m the Singapore L.T.A. championship tournament so far by beating Lt. H. F. C. Home and R. F. Smith 6 4; B—6;8 6; m the men's doubles yesterday. The winners405 words
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Article125 1936-06-30 16 Challenge Shield Third Hound Today: Goh Guan Chuah (Clerical Union) vs. Tar. Boon Poh, (S.C.R.Cj 6 p.m. Winner of yesterday's 8.30 p.m. w vs. Cheong Chee Tone <S.C.R.CM 830 p m. Wednesday: Man Char. Yik (Chinese Sports Association) vs. v. Woodford Fathol Karib C!ub> 6 p.m. Maurice Saleh125 words
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Article, Illustration784 1936-06-30 16 The following have been selected to represent the Junior Department against the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers at cricket today a' Tanglin:— J. Ferguson, J. Wetber. Ong Swee Kens. Ong Swee Law. Shim Kah Foo, K. Leembruggen, Suratta. B. M. Barker. Tan Guan Kiat, I. H. Newman and Goh KengFree Press - 784 words
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Article171 1936-06-30 16 Players Cautioned By Referee Medical Services 3: Indian R.C. 0. A poor game was played on the Harbour Beard ground yesterday where the Medical Services defeated the Indian Recreation Club by three goaL to nil m the third division. For the first fifteen minutes the Indians171 words
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Article137 1936-06-30 16 No Score In School Contest A.C.S. "A" 0; St. Andrew's 0. ATROCIOUS shooting by both sets of schoolboy forwards resulted m the match between the A.C.S. "A" team and St. Andrew's yesterday ending m a goalless draw. The sooner these young footballers learn that although fancy play may137 words
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Article158 1936-06-30 16 For description of play see Pa^e 7 sive work and his heading was very good. The goalkeeper had little to do. and the backs defended stoutly though Jceng Bong's clearances lacked distance. St. Andrew's pit nn a sreat fiaht Though they failed to reproduce the more finished display158 words
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Article316 1936-06-30 16 Budge Beats Quist London, June 29. THE following are results ol play at Wimbledon as advised by Renter: Men's singles quarter-finals: Bud?t j beat Quist 6-2. G 4. 6—4. Perry beat Grant 6—4. 6 3. 6—l. Austin beat Allison 6 1, 6-4. 1 Von Cramm beat Crawtord316 words
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Article27 1936-06-30 16 Tan^lin Tournament •he tic played yestv-rri.. tOMnULOM Gritr (up ScMi-Fiaal) A fffiwfhan and K. Tit: worn m I'M sdai Ofen Mixed I>'.u h Sewi-ftMl Mrs.27 words
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Article19 1936-06-30 16 In trtw I';. "E teams on the P the R ijraJ Dv S.CC. by two b ttll.19 words
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Advertisement77 1936-06-30 16 FIRST CHEAP EDITION GRAND TOUR The Dairy of an Eastward Journey by Patrick Balfour 53.50 "The best travel book I have read 'm years' "—Bystander. "Extremely well written and intensely amusing" J am c s Agate, Daily Express. "This acute observer has contrived to give us some vivid impressions of77 words
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