Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 23 June 1936
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1936-06-23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 143. Vol. XCIV. TUESDAY. JUNE 23. 1936. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Article, Illustration680 1936-06-23 1 Sir Herbert Austin Becomes A Baron MR. J. BAGNALL KNIGHTED Many Recipients In The Colony THE Home and Malayan Birthday Honours List issued today give recognition to many men and women whose work in administrative, social, scientific, industrial, and commercial fields, has been outstanding. Many680 words
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Article250 1936-06-23 1 < From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 23. A Gazette Extraordinary issued today notifies the grant of a Certificate of Honour to Mr. Robert Pearse, while the fallowing are made Justices of the I eace Mr. Joseph William De Piro, Mr. David Frankel, Mr. Cecil250 words
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Article377 1936-06-23 1 Meritorious l Service By Police Recognised KNIGHT BACHELOR The Hon. Mr. John Bagnall, Member of the Executive Council and Legislative Council, Straits Settlements. C. M. G. The Hon. Mr. D. H. Elias, M.C., General Manager, F.M.S Railways and Member of the'Eederal Council. C. B. E._ (Civil Division)377 words
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Article818 1936-06-23 1 MORE than 600 troops —Volunteers, Police and school cadets, took part in an imposing ceremonial parade on the Polo Ground, Penang, this morning on the occasion of the King’s birthday; after the parade the Resident Councillor presented the badge and scroll of Rai Sahib to818 words
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Advertisement7 1936-06-23 1 WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF --See Paye 9.7 words
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Advertisement96 1936-06-23 1 Now available: The Super ROLLEICORD i MODEL 11. See it at your Photo Dealers. WTidt, bacon adairi*?” Yes,my dear, but ‘COLD STORAGE’BACON J” >\ >1- j I nil JLLL, vll Qvw h I l\ —HI It does make a difference! ‘Cold Storage bacon has that piquancy of flavour that calls96 words
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119 1936-06-23 2 Sy Heme Secretary Bir John Simon, the Home Secretary, v mt by o'”, tc the Isle ol Man recently to open h- :u.w pier at Douglas. He gave 1 the narre g. "King E-waid VIII. Pier,” v "•ich, he sad. had b ;»n epaoiil'y119 words
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Article, Illustration1353 1936-06-23 2 ierp HESE Japs,” said the little mayor of Canton to me, “can never coerce us.” Liu Chi-wen spoke English with a Yankee accent. He and his folk use the Eoo-chow dialect among themselves, and despise the Mandarin1,353 words
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Article252 1936-06-23 2 Action Expected Shortly > TROOPS AND ’PLANES STILL MASSING Hong Kong. June 15. The situation at Canton —capital of Kwangtung province, and the great commercial centre of South China —took a sudden grave turn this afternoon. The Japanese Consul-General made a second protest vigoiously complaining against252 words
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Article175 1936-06-23 2 Nanking Trocps’ Advance THREAT TC KWANGSI Hong Kong, June 15. Nanking treops continue to occupy more border places, including Yungting and Ehanghang in Fukien, and Siangtan, Hengchow, Chuchow, Leiyang, and Chenchow in Hunan. At some placer only 30 miles separate the forces of North and South.175 words
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Article71 1936-06-23 2 If 920.000 Women Have 10.000 Perms There are 920,000 women in the Australian State of Victoria, and between them they pay 10,000,000 visits a year to hairdreserT parlours. This estimates was computed and presented to the State’s Minister for Labour by v. hairdressers’ deputation vzhich asked for71 words
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Advertisement422 1936-06-23 2 You Can Cure PILES Physician’s discovery positively reduces and heals piles. Dr. Van Vlcck’s Absorptive Pile Plasma is a complete euro for the worst piles. The first application stops pain and irritation almost instantly. Alarming loss of blood is arrested. Inflammation soon dies down. The swollen piles surely grow less422 words
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Advertisement241 1936-06-23 2 throughthe even n g 2rxfter bathing, dust the body over Lghtly with Cuticura Talcum, and you will find you remain fresh, fragrant and cool throughout the evening. There is a reason for this. Cuticura Talcum is absolutely pure and is <—r 1 medicated with balsamic essential iiflWffWßl oils. It absorbs241 words
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408 1936-06-23 3 Prestige Of Britain Lowered ITALY HOPING FOR FOUR. POWER PACT IN EUROPE Reuter'TVireless. London, June 18. The Opposition vote of censure which ■will be moved by Major Attlee on Tuesday declares the Government, by its lack of a straightforward foreign policy, has loweredReuter'TVireless. - 408 words
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Article30 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter Wireless Pittsburg, June 18. The American steel industry is preparing to announce a ten per cent wage increase, affecting half a million workers, according to unconfirmed reports.—Reuter Wireless - 30 words
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Article140 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter Wireless. Clear Skies In Russia London, June 19. Londoners who arose early had an excellent view of the Eclipse and did not need darkened glasses. They saw about a third of the sun’s surface covered by a black shadow. 11 stations from Mediterranean to Japan—Reuter Wireless. - 140 words
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Article113 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter Wireless. Negotiations Begin At Quai D'Orsay Paris, June 17. Authoritative quarters confirm that negotiations have begun at the Quai d’ Orsay with a view to the conclusion of an alliance with Syria and Lebanon as independent republics, but it is emphasised that the negotiations must take a—Reuter Wireless. - 113 words
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Article60 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter. New York, June 18. The highest level In American steel production for over six years is reported in the publication the ‘lron Age. The paper, which puts the activity of mills at-seventy one per cent of their capacity, says the rush to cover before higher—Reuter. - 60 words
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Article44 1936-06-23 3 .—Reuter Wireless. Nassau (Bahamas), June 17. The Government has cabled instructing the nearest Justice of Peace to proceed to Inagua Island by sailing-boat to investigate the wreckage of the wrecked ship, which was wrongly assumed to be the Girl Pat. —Reuter Wireless..—Reuter Wireless. - 44 words
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Article210 1936-06-23 3 Australian Nonagenarian Dies William K. Bryant who fought in five wars has just died at Ipswich, Queensland, aged 97. He was born in Brisbane in 1839, says Austral News. At the age of 13, he signed on the Victory, which was then a receiving ship under210 words
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Article238 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter. China Fruitful Field For Trade Shanghai, June 22. A belief that China will prove an even more fruitful field for British commercial, industrial and financial enterprise, especially as regards capital goods, was expressed by Sir Frederick Leith Ross summing up impressions of his nine—Reuter. - 238 words
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Article27 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter Wireless. Georgetown, June 19. The Girl Pat has been tied up at the Customs Wharf and the crew’ removed to the police station.-—Reuter Wireless. - 27 words
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Article, Illustration16 1936-06-23 3 who has threatened whole- sale massacre in Abyssinia unless opposition to Italian rule ceases.16 words
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Article108 1936-06-23 3 Decision To Form An Association At a meeting held at 92 Robinson Road, Singapore, it was decided to form an association of plumbers. Mr. A. C. Tidbury, who presided, said the main object of the association was to facilitate business relations between Singapore plumbers and those appointed by108 words
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Article46 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 1)3. The extent to which foreigners are leaving France and taking with them gold bars concealed in suit-cases, is revealed in Le Matin which states that gold valued at millions of francs have left the country in this manner.—Reuter Wireless. - 46 words
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Article193 1936-06-23 3 Sharp Sentences For Robbery (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 22 John Mcclosky, John Elliot and William Graham Dickson of the Royal Inniskillinpf Fusiliers, who were originally charged in the third court with having committed robbery of $l5O at a petrol kiosk in Dhooy Ghaut, the193 words
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Article85 1936-06-23 3 Death At Sea Of Former Singapore Resident (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, June 22. News has been received of the death on the steamer Gorgon of Mr. J. S. Nicholls, formerly a well known personality in the printing world in Singapore. He was with Riberios and85 words
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Article107 1936-06-23 3 —Reuter Wireless. Archduke Eugene Predicts Restoration Vienna, June 18. The restoration of the Monarchy in the Autumn is forecast by the Archduke Eugene, uncle of the Archduke Otto. Abandoning his accustomed reserve, Archduke Eugene bold a great mass meeting of ex-soldiers at Lienz in East Tyro) The Austrian—Reuter Wireless. - 107 words
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Article103 1936-06-23 3 Young Achenese Gets Three Months (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, June 21. A young Achenese, Nyak Mann, was yesterday convicted by the Chief Magistrate, Tuan Syed Omar Shahabuddin, of voluntarily causing hurt to Ali bin Hassan. He was sentenced to three months rigorous imprisonment. Nyak Mann admitted103 words
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Article75 1936-06-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 13. Mr. A. G. Linney, editor of “British Malaya,” the monthly journal of the Association of British Malaya, died in a London nursing home this morning, after a short illness. He was appointed editor of the magazine at the75 words
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Article34 1936-06-23 3 Reuter Wireless. New York, June 18. A distinct menace to operations is visualised by the major oil interests in the serious proportions to which labour troubles have grown in the Venezuelan oil-fields.Reuter Wireless. - 34 words
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Article382 1936-06-23 3 -r-Reuter Wireless. Brussels, June 17. The strike situation remains delicate. Hopes are being built on the fact that M Van Zeeland is presiding at a meeting of the more important employers and workmen’s organisations today with a view to obtaining industrial peace. A few armoured machine gun-r-Reuter Wireless. - 382 words
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Advertisement155 1936-06-23 3 For conservative car-owners Better The P roved Car Austin YORK Saloon A splendid example of a medium powered, efficiently engined, saloon car which seats five persons in comfort, and accommodates seven if the two auxiliary seats are fitted. The doors are wide, the floor is low, the windows (mechanically controlled)155 words
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1513 1936-06-23 4 Reports On Air Conditions Before Artillery Practice INCREASED FIRING ACCURACY Artillerymen in Singapore have been able to make their shooting more accurate because of the help given by Malayan meteorologists. Before the shells are fired the Singapore meteorological station reports on air conditions near the ground1,513 words
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Article1423 1936-06-23 4 CHINESE ON TOUR TO EUROPE KEDAH APPOINTMENTS New Bandar Baharu Land Officer DEATH OF MR. A. O.M. FORREST Mr. Tan Joo Ee, son of Mr. Tan Mah Seang, a director cf Messrs. Pangnga River Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Bhuket, left last week by the m.s. “Jutlandia” on1,423 words
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Advertisement247 1936-06-23 4 NOW YOU CAN BE it’s Veedol Buy Veedol in these hermetically sealed cans! That is the surest way of giving your car the full protection of 100% Pennsylvania Oil at its finest. And, now you are getting a full measure of dean, unadulterated oil. VEEDOL MOTOR OIL 100% PENNSYLVANIA AT247 words
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Article, Illustration1724 1936-06-23 5 Seventeen Years Of C ivil A viation SINGLE-ENGINED CRAFT TO GIANT AIR-LINERS THIS Summei sees the completion of seventeen years of air transport between London and the continent. When, in 1919, the first air excesses weie flying across the Channel, British air transport was, for1,724 words
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Article61 1936-06-23 5 j Rubber roads are being tried out in Queensland. The raw maLerial is beingsent from Papua (New Guhiea) So far they have proved too costly, says Austral News, but more latex is now being used with the rubber with better end more economical results. If they61 words
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Article141 1936-06-23 5 Australia Buys, Sells And Saves More Two sets of figures, just issued in Canberra, reflect the continued recovery of Australia in particular, and the Empire in general, from depression. They show that for the first eight months of the current financial year, Australia has a favourable trade taiance141 words
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Article115 1936-06-23 5 The progress of air transport at Penang xs leading to the placing there of new petrol storage tanks. Three huge tanks each weighing ll l /z tons, are being installed. In addition to the twice-weekly service on the England-Australia route, an air-mail is now in operation between115 words
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416 1936-06-23 5 SOUND VIBRATIONS PICKED UP THROUGH THE FINGERS A treatment for teaching deafmil*- children normal speech was demonstrated to members of ttre Geological Section of the Royal Society of Medicine by Mr. Philip Franklin in his clinic at the Infant Hospital, Westminster, last week.416 words
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Article36 1936-06-23 5 But Cupid Prompted It Since the England-Australia radio-tele-phone service was established six years ago, the most expensive call has just been made. It cost £169. says Austral, News, was largely to blame.36 words
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Article68 1936-06-23 5 And Delivers 2.860.000 Letters Mr. Victor Pope, who has been a postman at Rydo, New South Wales, for 44 years, estimates that he has delivered 2,860,000 letters and has travelled 260,000 miles in doing it. Pope has just retired after making this Australian record at one68 words
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Advertisement109 1936-06-23 5 •v Jr J Motorists were asked to LUMWCI/ie, the H with its Mass-Produced Competitors {H and 65,000 in 14 months decided in favour of the MORRIS EIGHT A body with the capacity of an Proper fuses to all electrical circuits ordinary 10 h.p. car. and 2 charge rate to accumulator.109 words
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Miscellaneous414 1936-06-23 6 ALL RECORDS SMASHED SEASON EXTENDED TILL TOMORROW to atoms m CROWDED HOUSED WsCjW |JR JK I fen® ril/ NIGHTLY SINCE ffiSllEwl I V\ OPENING! Jbl* w w w ’Wf >. 4 Y A T 6 30 TONIGHT 930 1 Special Matinee Today 2-30 A GRAND KING'S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY attraction Next414 words
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Article550 1936-06-23 7 Seizure Of Printing Press MOTION FOR STAY OF EXECUTION On the ground that one of the assets of the judgment debtor, punting press, had been seized and that the goodwill will be nimed i t e pi ess were .not allowed to carry out its contracts,550 words
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Article243 1936-06-23 7 Chinese’s Outburst In Herein Case This hes been the greatest blunder of y lite" said a Chinese, Hoay Kwai, who was convicted yesteiday by the’Penang District Judge, Mr. M.C. Hay, on a. charge of pi .-session of a deleterious drug namely heroin pills at the243 words
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Article171 1936-06-23 7 Vata-zsble Desmond Brooch A diamond brooch valued at $6OO belonging to Mrs. Fox, wife of the wellknown racehorse owner and trainer, was lost at the races cn Friday. Mrs. Fox discovered her loss just after the fourth race and immediately reported the matter to The171 words
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160 1936-06-23 7 Husband's Adultery While On Leave (From Our Own Correspondent). London, June 16. A decree nisi was granted by Mr. Justice Bucknall in the Divorce Court today to Mrs. Mary Emily Chippindale, of Queen’s Gate Place, London, because of the adultery of her husband, Mr.160 words
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156 1936-06-23 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). London, June 16. Dr. Donald Cameron Macaskill, late of Kuala Lumpur, died on Fridayrin the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London. He was aged 52. Dr. Macaskill entered hospital on June 5. His death followed a long illness. He156 words
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Article118 1936-06-23 7 Freeing Coiony Of Malaria A little fish, called gambusia aflinis, is helping to free Papua, which is governed from Australia, from the malaria mosquito, says Austral News. According to the government medical officer’s report, the fish were introduced into Papua from New Guinea, in 1933, and vzherever118 words
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Article360 1936-06-23 7 News Of Malayans At Home (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 14. Many Malayans will remember the marriage, a few years ago, of the elder daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Douglas, of Kuala Lumpur, to Mr. Gerard Koch de Gooreynd, a wealthy young London stockbroker360 words
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Article202 1936-06-23 7 Woman's Diet Far 56 Years Calcutta. It is claimed that for fifty-six years not a morsel of food has passed the lips of Giribala Devi, a woman who is still handsome and vigorous at the age of sixty-eight. Giribala lives in the village of202 words
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Article90 1936-06-23 7 Tokyo, June 15. Addressing a provincial governors’ conference today, Mr. Arita, the Foreign Minister, referred to the annoyance inflicted on tourists by the excessive zeal of the police in enforcing Japan s rigid laws against espionage, and urged the importance of treating foreign travellers considerately The90 words
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Article245 1936-06-23 7 CHINESE DISCHARGED At about 6p.m. I was taking coffee when a Hokkien named Lim Beng Soon came to me and said,“lf you don’t give $25 within three days I will assault you till you’re dead”. This was a report made by Yeoh Kim Seng at the Magazine245 words
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Article90 1936-06-23 7 FOUR REASONS Marriages are sometimes unhappy because people marry merely:— For a home or social position; For sexual attraction unbacked by other considerations; For a cheap housekeeper; and Through a fear of being unmarried. These four reasons were advanced by Mr. Cecil Geefon, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, speaking at90 words
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Article129 1936-06-23 7 LAWYER’S CLERK ACQUITTED Syed Ali bin Syd Abdool Cader, a young lawyer’s clerk, was yesterday acquitted on a charge of cheating by dishonestly includi ing delivery of $122, the property of T.T. Tan, another lawyer’s clerk, on December 11,1935. Mr. Abdoolcader detended while Mr. K. S.129 words
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Article140 1936-06-23 7 Accused Fined $5 Each The case in which a Chinese and a Malay, Chia Kiang Kheng and M. S. Merican, were charged under the Gaming Ordinance was mentioned yesterday before Mr. M. C. Hay, District Judge, Penang, and on the accused pleading guilty to an alternative140 words
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Article161 1936-06-23 7 DR. ONG HUCK CHYE ELECTED PRESIDENT At the annual general meeting of the Ong Kongsi, which was held on Saturday, the following were elected office-bearers tor *****: I I resident: Dr. Ong Huck Chye; vicepresident: Mr. Ong Joo Sun; Hon. secreJtary: Mr. Ong Chin Ooh;161 words
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Article121 1936-06-23 7 WANTS TO WED AGAIN Warsaw. Marusia Larkova, twenty-four-year-old. Moscow student, .wrote last week to Stalin protesting that she had been refused permission to marry for the nineteenth time. This the authorities refused because of the introduction of stricter divorce laws. Five years ago Marusia married her121 words
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Article430 1936-06-23 8 IT is fitting that King Edward’s first honours list should partake of a nature calculated to arouse no controversy. A glance through the list of home recipients shows the careful selection exercised. Lord Dawson of Penn, far many years physician-in-ordinary to the late King, receives a Viscountcy.430 words
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Article245 1936-06-23 8 will read with regret the latest news from Palestine which announces the outbreak of further trouble in which the Arabs continue to play a leading part. How long this deplorable state of affairs i will last it is impossible to say, but ar any rate there245 words
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Article121 1936-06-23 8 mevement.- —British Radio. Coming Of Age Celebrations London, June 22. Twenty-one years ago a young British Officer, Gilbert Talbot, son of the Bishop of Winchester, was killed in a liquid fire attack. As a memorial to him, a soldiers’ club was founded a few months later at Foperinghemevement.-; —British Radio. - 121 words
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Article39 1936-06-23 8 terms of the Treaty of Versailles.—British Radio. In reply to a Commons question yester day, Eden said he was making inquiries regarding reports that Heligoland was being fortified in contravention of the terms of the Treaty of Versailles.—Britishterms of the Treaty of Versailles.—British Radio. , - 39 words
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Article641 1936-06-23 8 Missed Tourist Trade —Shopkeepers' Complaint —Too Much MollyCoddling—The Longest Day t UR visit seemed all too short, and it was now the date when we were due in Penang to cross to Colombo. Unfortunately there was no time to see more than a few things in Penang641 words
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Article61 1936-06-23 8 Visited By Goodwill Mission In Siam (From Cur Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 22. Fifty Chinese prisoners "welcomed the Chinese Goodwill Mission at the long sentence gaol on Saturday. The visitors listened to a speech in Mandarin by the head prisoner, assuring the mission that Chinese much appreciated that61 words
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Article69 1936-06-23 8 Stating that he had stomach trouble and needed cbandu to cure himself, Lee Ah Seng, a Hokkien pleaded guilty in the Penang Police Court yesterday to a charge of being in possession of ten tubes of chandu in a sampan in the Penang Harbour on Saturday. Mr. J.69 words
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Article43 1936-06-23 8 Charged with soliciting passengers at Church Street Ghaut on June 21, a ricksha puller was produced befdfe Mr. H. A. L. Luckham, in the Police Court, yesterday. He pleaded guilty end was fined $3, in default three dayp‘ rigorous Imprisonment.43 words
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Article76 1936-06-23 8 Returning To Chinese Protectorate Mr. V. W. W. S. Purcell, M.C.S., First Magistrate, Ipoh, has been transferred to Penang and will be attached to the Chinese Protectorate. An officer in Class lof the Malayan Civil Service, Mr. Purcell, is no stranger having held several appointments at Penang.76 words
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Article59 1936-06-23 8 An accident occurred yesterday at Jelutong when -an old Chinese was knocked down by a Municipal trolley bus. The man was picked up suffering from a bad bruise on the waist and was taken to hospital. The accident occurred when the man attempted to cross the59 words
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Article68 1936-06-23 8 A respected member of the Sungei Bakap community, Mr. Kee Teik Thye, nee Tan Chong Neoh, died yesterday morning after a short illness at the Kee 1 family home in Sungei Bakap. She leaves behind four sons, Messrs Kee Hup Jnee, Kee Hup Khim,68 words
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Article252 1936-06-23 9 .—Reuter. Slight Change In Japanese Attitude Towards Protests BUT COMMONS IMPATIENT AT DELAY IN MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT London, June 22. China has again drawn the attention of the British, American and French Governments to the ever increasing smuggling in East Hopei, the loss to the customs last.—Reuter. - 252 words
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Article186 1936-06-23 9 Edith Day Comes To The Microphone Another famous name will be added to, the list of those who have appeared in “Starlight,” the series of programmes from Daventry, when Edith Day comes to the BBC microphone to be interviewed and to' give selections from her repertoire. Though186 words
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Article69 1936-06-23 9 FOUND WITH RIFLE OUTSIDE BUNGALOW (From Ou>- Own Correspondent)**' Kuala Lumpur, June 2X Roy Stanley Dyer, acting manage/ bf: Damansara Es’.cte, Batu-Tiga, Klang, was found shot dead outside his bungalow yesterday with a rifle beside him. There is no suspicion of foul play. Dyer was a single man,69 words
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207 1936-06-23 9 Services Rendered My The Imperial Institute ■>: ivrt Services rendered by the: lnstitute to Empire trade and the educational system of the country, formed the theme of an address given by Sir Harry Lindsay, a director of the Institute, when he was entertained to luncheon207 words
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259 1936-06-23 9 PATIENTS ADVISED TO STAY AT HOME Today’s holiday, apart from its other aspects, will provide for many people a welcome opportunity to take measures to lessen the effects, of a feverish cold which has made 1 the last few days a misery. An epidejmjc of259 words
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Article71 1936-06-23 9 Ties For Today And Tomorrow The following ties in the American B tWIs Tournament (sealed handicaps) con ducted by the P.S.C. have been arranged for today: Ladies’ Singles: Mrs. R. N. Elliot V. Mrs. Maples; Mrs. E. Walker v. Miss Maples. TOMORROW Ladies’ Singles: Mrs. C.71 words
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Article320 1936-06-23 9 Chinese in Batavia have sent cables to th‘e leaders of C«e Cantcn ar.d Kwengsi armies urging them to unite in face of China’s crisis .and obey the Central Government, soys a Reuter message. Disturbances in Palestine continue, says a Reuter message. The police have captured two320 words
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Article20 1936-06-23 9 Th-. Penang Sports Club will play a soccer ma.ch agamst the P.R.C. on the Padang at 5.10 today.20 words
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Advertisement240 1936-06-23 9 "E. O." Hotel PENANG Tonight HIS MAJESTY THE KINGS BIRTHDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE The E. &O. Orchestra will render the latest Dance Numbers from Home, including “HERE'S HEALTH UNTO OUR NEW KING” QUEEN OF THE SEA. “QUEEN MARY’’ “JUBILATION RAG”. i FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS. 'PHONE 322. iv hen pi sir240 words
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Miscellaneous29 1936-06-23 9 TIDE TABLE TODAY H gh Tide Ti<Se 3.11 a m 9.15 aim. 2.50 p.m. 9.50 pun. TOMORROW H'gh Tide Low Tide 3.44 a.m 9.49 a.m. 3.18 p-m 10.19 p.m.29 words
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Article2195 1936-06-23 10 Mr. M. A. Francis On Dangers Confronting Malaya Ulu Klang Tin Limited meeting was held at Kuala LfT.hpdr on Saturday, Mr. M. A. Francis presiding: The chairman Jiaid: I am here today in place of your chairman, Mr. Mungo Park, who is away on leave. The report2,195 words
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Article20 1936-06-23 10 Outputs for the month of May, are: Perak River Valley 28,128 lb.. Juru 25,000 HL, Semangga! Iff,Soo llx20 words
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Article670 1936-06-23 10 IMPROVED CONDITION OF ESTATES The tenth annual general meeting of Central Perak Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on June 11 at Regis House, King William-street, E.C. Mr. R. F. McNair Scott (the chairman), in the course of his speech, said: In the profit and loss account it670 words
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Article97 1936-06-23 10 During the week ending June 13, 1936, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 61,842 cases, of which: 54,285 (88 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 820 (1 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 3,900 (6 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 2,83797 words
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Advertisement966 1936-06-23 10 I banks; OVERSEA-CHINESE THE MERCANTILE BANK BANKING CORPORATION OF INDIA, LTD. LIMITED (Incorporated In England) (Incorporated in the S.S.) capital Authorised £3,000,000 SUCCESSORS Capital Subscribed £1,800,000 tn r- ni vn Reserve Fund and Rest £1,247,831) THE CHINESE COMSIERCIAL BAJMk Caplta j p a id up £1,050,000 LIMITED THIS HO HONO966 words
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Article733 1936-06-23 11 North Wales Passenger Motorship's Unit Particulars of the new Hyland hydraulic steering gear fitted in the passenger motorship St. Silio, built by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd., of Govan, Glasgow, to the order of the Liverpool and North Wales Steamship Co., Ltd., are now available.733 words
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Article355 1936-06-23 11 London, June 22. The London Stock Exchange opened the new account firm with War Loan back -<bver 106. ©hare of £1 denomination unless Yesterday Rise or fall otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 p.c., 1944-64 118 Funding Loan, 4 p.c., 1960-90 117% War Loan, 3% p.c. 106% -f-%355 words
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Article117 1936-06-23 11 London, June 22. RUBBER Firm. Spot 7% buyers, 7% sellers. August lie buyers, 7,% sellers. Oct. Dec. 7 A buyers, 7% sellers. Jan. March 7% buyers, 7JJ sellers. New York. 15.88 cts. United Kingdom Stocks; London 57,048 tons Liverpool 67,213 tons COPRa Straits S.D. to Rotterdam £13.15.0.117 words
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Article114 1936-06-23 11 London on Previously Latest Paris 76 11|64 76 1164 New York 5.01 H 5.01 A Montreal 5.03% 5.02% Brussels 29.69 29.65 Geneva 15.44% 15.41 Amsterdam 7.41 7.40% Milan 63 H 63 Berlin 12.45 12.44% Prague 121% 121% Copenhagen 22.39% 22.39% Oslo 19.90 1990 Vienna 26%114 words
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Article710 1936-06-23 11 RUBBER DULL BUT PRICE STEADY Messrs. Symington Wilson in their weekly market report dated London, June 10 state The dominating factor in the rubber market since the time of our last report has) again been the question of the Continental exchanges, more immediately of course the franc with710 words
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Advertisement633 1936-06-23 11 FEDERATED MALAY STATES GOVERNMENT THREE PER CENT. LOAN. 1956-1966. ISSUE OF $15,000,000. Interest payable 15th December and 15th June. First interest coupon payable on 15th December, 1936. Authorised by Federated Malay States Loan Enactment, 1936. PRICE OF ISSUE $lOO PER CENT. Payable as follows On application $l5 P er cer,633 words
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Article505 1936-06-23 12 LISTENING-IN TO AEROBATICS PILOT'S BROADCAST AT 350 M.P.H. NEW COMIC RELIEF FOR R.A.F. DISPLAY THE idea of linking the spectators at the R.A.F. Display by wireless telephone with some of the pilots who contribute to it will be more fully developed this year. Four of the events will thus be505 words
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523 1936-06-23 12 TbA following is a list of vessels arriving aid sailing from Penang during the wees IN PORTS S.S. “AJAX” from Liverpool for Manila Hongkong, Shai, and Japan. S.S. “DAKAR MARU” from Japan via Singapore. Sails same day for Suez, Port Said, Beyrouth, Isthanbul, Piraeus. Marseilles, Casablanca523 words
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Miscellaneous656 1936-06-23 12 RADIO TOPICS PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. EMPIRE STATION TODAY TRANSMISSION 2 OSJ 2i.u.> AlCjb. (iJ.Ud Auelrub). USU il.lJ incites) 5.05 p.m. Big Ben. Trooping the <3olour. Celebration m honour or tne iurthday of his Majesty the King. Trooping the Colour on tne Horse Guards Paradq, including a commentary by Major J.B.S.656 words
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Miscellaneous788 1936-06-23 12 Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. 12.05 ZHI (SINGAPORE) a.m.—Canterbury Festival of Music and Drama. From the Cathedral, Canterbury. Wavelength: 6,010 Kos (49.9 m.) The 8.8. C. Orchestra (Strings of Section TOMORROW F); conductor, Adrian Boult. St. Paul’s 6.00 to 6.30 p.m.—Chinese music. Suite: (1) Jig (2) Ostinato (3) Intermezzo 6.4o—News788 words
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Miscellaneous583 1936-06-23 12 Klemm, cello: Sonata A major by Boccherini. First part from the Sonata by Grieg; “Stucke im Volkston” by Robert Schumann. 11.20 p.m. Close down. TOMORROW 4.15 p.m.—Call DJQ, DJA, DJB. German folk song. 4.29 —Famous artists: Cello recital by Richard Klemm; a.o. Sonata in A major by Boccherini. 4.50 News583 words
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Miscellaneous534 1936-06-23 12 Ivy Banerjee. 8.01 —News bulletin and Cesarina Buonerba (piano), Maria Fiori market prices in Bengali. I (violin) and Luigi Paci (flute). 8.16 p.m.—The military band of the Ist! 10.40 p.m.—News in Italian. Battalion, the Devonshire, Regiment (By TOMORROW kind permission of Lt. Col. H.C. Gotto, j 9.20 p.m.—News in English.534 words
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Article468 1936-06-23 13 Scrap-And-Build Scheme Criticised TWO SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONS I 4 F HERE are many indications that shipowners in general are now 1> abandoning the old political catchword ‘Freedom of the Seas’ and giving their support to a policy which would ensure the existence of an adequate fleet of468 words
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Article186 1936-06-23 13 Scottish Girl Wins Chief Prize A Scottish girl, Violet Gloag, of Dundee, has won the prize offered to elementary schools in Great Britain and Ireland by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution for the best essay on “What are the qualities of a good lifeboatman?” This is the186 words
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356 1936-06-23 13 Escort Service An Important Work The Duke of Montrose has presented to Gourdon. Kincardineshire. a new motor lifeboat which the Royal National Lifeboat Institution has built for its station there out of a legacy from the late Mrs. Margaret Dawson, of Bridge of Allan. The356 words
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Advertisement760 1936-06-23 13 9»IBLIIK*F||fItMEK UMB Ve e,B LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT Leave Due (in conjunction with Glen A Shire Una) Paneng London C. DEUCALION. Mars, L’don, R’dam H'burg G’gow June 26 July 23 RADNORSHIRE L’don. R’dam, Hamburg, Middlesboro and Antwerp. July 4 Aug. 5 A- PATROCLUS. Mars. L’don, R’dam Glasgow July 10 Aug.760 words
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Advertisement66 1936-06-23 13 THE ®EM UNE Far East Service. United Kingdom and Continent. OUTWARDS For Date Due. BENLAWERS Port Swettenham, Singapore, Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, and Yokohama. July 3rd. BENMACDHUI Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, ||.|u 71 c+ and Yokohama. JUly HOMEWARDS Loading BENREOCH— Colombo, London,66 words
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Advertisement794 1936-06-23 13 and BRITISH INDIA Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., iindur Penang, Teluk Anson, Port contract with His Majesty’s Government Malacca and Singapore Service. London and Far East Mall Service. S/S “MATA HARI’’ June 26 Outwards from London for China and SAILINGS OF STEAMERS OF Tli> BRITISH INDIA SN. CO., LTD.794 words
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656 1936-06-23 14 —Reuter. Wimbledon Tennis And. British Open Golf Championships PERRY BEATS AMERICAN OPPONENT EASILY London, June 22. Two interesting international sports events begin in England today. The Wimbledon tennis championships begin this afternoon and 120 competitors representing 29 nations are competing in the Men’s—Reuter. - 656 words
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Article, Illustration229 1936-06-23 14 Reuter. First Day’s Scores Cancelled London, June 22. In the Open Golf Championship, Henry Cotton beat the Wallasey course record with 67. D. H. R. Martin, the Oxford Blue, broke the record for Hoylake’s lengthened course with 72, Tolley returned a score of 75 while RichardReuter. - 229 words
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Article197 1936-06-23 14 Poor Standard Of Play At Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, June 20. The sky was cloudy and the weather cool for the match between the Combined Services and the North Malaya Europeans on the Padang this evening. The crowd was unexpectedly small, being much less than yesterday’s gathering.197 words
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156 1936-06-23 14 —Reuter. London, June 22. Glorious if oppressive weather greeted the opening by one of the biggest sporting fortnights of the year. W imbledon opens with the match between Perry and Gerald Stratford, an American newcomer. The absence of Mrs. Wills-Moody and—Reuter. - 156 words
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Article226 1936-06-23 14 tical gesture against Germany.—Reuter Wireless. May Be Held In London BRITISH INVITATION TO INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE London, June 22. Great Britain has decided to bid for the 1940 Olympiad. Lord Burghley, Chairman of the British Olympic Association, announced that Sir Percy Vincent, Lord Mayor, of London, had extendedtical gesture against Germany.—Reuter Wireless. - 226 words
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Article113 1936-06-23 14 —Reuter. Match With M.C.C. At Lord's London, June 22. At Lord’s, the M.C.C. defeated Oxford University by an innings and 123 runs. The M.C.C. totalled 333 Hendren scoring 98 and Edrich 114. Oxford replied with 128 and following on made 82, Smith taking 7 wickets—Reuter. - 113 words
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Article142 1936-06-23 14 Butterworth Club Beats B.M. Youngsters In a low scoring cricket match on the Butterworth Recreation Club on Sunday, the Bukit Mertajam Youngsters defeated the Butterworth Recreation Club by two wickets and two runs. The highest rcore was put up by J. Joshua for the B.R.C. in their142 words
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Article65 1936-06-23 14 Siam Golf Championship Postponed (From Our Own Correspondent) Bankok, June 20. Torrential rains flooded the course during the progress of the first 18 holes in. the open Siam Golf Championship to such an extent, that the committee had no option, but to defer the championship a week in65 words
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Advertisement94 1936-06-23 14 Quickly Gives Teeth New Lustre and Natural Whiteness Scientists have found tliat ugly stain and decay are caused by germs in the mouth. Give your teeth an antiseptic cleansing f ■with Kolynos and quickly the dangerous J mouth germs are destroyed. Your teeth improve in appearance with each brush- 794 words
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Advertisement133 1936-06-23 14 DRINK THE KING'S HEALTH AT THE 'PHONE 543. PENANG. BIRTHDAY OF HIS MAJESTY, THE KING TONIGHT ;o: Special Dinner Dance EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. :o; MUSIC by JIMMY ANGEL'S SWING RHYTHM ORCHESTRA. F Engineering Co., Ltd., MAJCDFACZrUBEBS OF PURIFICATION PLANT C .3 I I i Q I 1 «remiraM» va*.ve133 words
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Article, Illustration1361 1936-06-23 15 BRITAIN BEATEN BY FOUR MATCHES TO THREE Kay Stammers Fails; Doubles To U.S. At five games all in the third set of the concluding match at Wimbledon on Saturday the Wightman Cup could still be lost oi"-won. All the fair hopes and deeds of two1,361 words
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Article327 1936-06-23 15 Football News Cup Exemption Of Chester Causing Comment London. June 10. Arsenal have transferred Frank Hill, their Scottish International wing-half, to Blackpool and E. Rogers, the Welsh Amateur International winger, to Newcastle United. Arsenal paid Aberdeen £3.000 for Hill in May, 1932, the season after he had327 words
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Article, Illustration1150 1936-06-23 15 KENNINGTON - FALL OF AN IDOL; BROWN BOMBER DEFEATED KENNINGTON IAJELL, the apparently impossible has happened, the unbeatable has been beaten, and the critics —including this one —are bewildered. On Friday I would unhesitatingly have effered to eat my nat if Joe Louis did not beat Max Schmeling and1,150 words
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Advertisement161 1936-06-23 15 I’ve found sometLiiig Something quit» different in cigarettes. J Utl lA i-IIVAz Try one they come A from London.’ Yw BRIM fisb i■««Ki "Yes, quite differ- c.)/ “Here s a new pleasure a new vMK\ Jx /a fascinating I r X. How do they make experience! In the fragrant smoke161 words
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Article, Illustration261 1936-06-23 16 WOMEN were to the fore at Richmond Royal Horse Show, which opened last week. Their entries exceeded those of the men—tae first time ,ennce the shew began in 1893. This was the scene at the parade of the Coaching Club. RICHMOND HORSE SHOW LAST WEEK261 words