Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 22 November 1930

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 269. VOL. LXXXVIII SATURDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, 1930. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      585 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary. Branch Office 52, Leith Street V r WII 1 ■■■■agMMMM——n 'll ibihhii i i i >11 rira -t 1 m w AVELING PORTER I <4 Remarkable Achievement by DIESEL ROLLERS »<£r~ CBOSSE blaci KWELL THE OUTSTANDING FEATURES ARE pOUING WL>
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      14 1 B.TOKISATSU STUC’O with np-to-date Photography by electric I’ght. ’Phone 772, 58,70, BIBHOP STREET. PENANG.
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      1872 2 —position vacant BEAUTE H, B. WOODFORD L b of India I Tailo 'for X' Wanted a Ch’nese Clerk wi«h know- 23, Bishop Stre t. Penang. «E-aiaam [lncorporated in_England.] Only skilled workmen, who have a vast experience in the tail ledge of shippn g. Mu-t have bad expert- Tel. 1408. PEflA|lG.
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    Is England Interested in Colonial Problems?
    1270 3 What a Journalist Thinks About Malaya There is an increasing belief in Malaya (as in other parts of the Etrpire) that unles? something grave happens locally, London, England, the centre of their universe, re tea ns totally unconcerned. Their ordinary progress, aspirations, complaints, fears,
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      346 3 Y ou can make MF Z r k months with fJ A an ’Allegro” w* The Allegro will put the keenest edge on your Gillette, Valet Autostrop -o j or Durham Duplex Safety razor blade —day a^er a y —f° r mont hs. It will give you a cleaner, easier,
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      60 3 You should give Martell's Brandy the presence over others as it m superlative PATENT CANVAS BAGS FOR PACKING RUBBER 19”x19”x24”, durability hundred times ever. Packirg capacity about 224 Ibe. rubber. Price $6-50. each f. o. b. Sirgapore, less 5%, saving packing charges and freight. I I g’ur'l Ciw i Aris
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      322 3 FOUR ISPE O I 3 I•-. I I —X I 1 i 1 I 'i WiIIWKJ .i -a w-.i,’?'. -aarer T:aTO J I rp RR /It Happensi in Monterey Waltz Whitmans Orch I (Ragamuffin Romeo F. T. I po (Springtime In The Reckies W.d zP.P. C. I I’m Falling In
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      613 4 NEW MODEL Greater value for money. Many Improvements. Additional Equipment. Increased Economy. 27 miles per gallon of petrol. STANDARD EQUIPMENT NOW INCLUDES Set of 4 Lovejoy Hydraulic Shock Absorbers. Front Rear Bumpers Folding Luggage Carrier. Electric Petrol Gauge. Spare Rim carried in well in front mudguards. IMPROVED FEATURES OF THE
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    NATIVE CHIEF’S APPEAL
    423 5 TRIBAL DISCIPLINE Houses Burned as Punishment A South African native chief burned the bcu8 c a rf certain of bis eubjec h and their cor tenis ts cun stment for an armed attack upon him whtn sittirg in Coure*’, dur»nn which be and tw*> of his ccuiic'Hf
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    Missionaries
    210 5 “RISKING THEIR LIVES UNNECESSARILY” Writ’ngto “Daily Telegraph” from Bexhill-or-See. M<. W. Addison say?:— Do we know the full and accurate deila of this last sad cis- of tbe murdered missionaries in Chin; Seme years ago I caa e across a case in vbich several missionaries were muriered. They were-
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      405 5 A PERFECT jelly is f a welcome addition to any meal. V&'' If you would have a jelly which dissolvesCOO instantly, sets quickly and contains the highest quality ingredients, always ask for— *1 (e reb os |g| Jelly Crystals i Agents at Penang and Kuala Lumpur fff Hottenbach Lazarus Sons
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      255 5 «'I opend your money wisely i j i LOOK AT THE IMPROVED I CHEVROLET i I Six WINDOW SEDAN 1 i I r .-;p Till W A lie 5 v- ’-Ml S l *sf t& |»j<- k > i* 1 F -rnM 1 1 Judge a car by its v
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    NEW LIGHT ON BACON
    728 6 HIS DOMESTIC AFFAIRS What the Verulam Papers Disclose A r umber of documents of great human and historical interest have come to light, following the recent decision of the Earl of Verulam to deposit the Gorhambury papers with the Hertfordshire County Council, pays the “Morning Post.”
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      261 6 I IN AID OF poppy Dail Fund I A Tamil Drama I Sathiawan Savitri will be staged at the TOWN HALL, PENANG By well-renowned Actors and Actresses of a famous Indian Dramatic Tr< upe, Now in Malaya TO-NIGHT from 8 p.m. to 1 a m. Under the Distinguished Patronage of
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      8 6 n« Cr-eet 1 Bpeafheahle Remedy tJpepsYi for Bronchitis
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      570 6 I Chilled by e I h Ixelvinator 111 I LJvy cLYid otvcct R TJR I I A I! 0 J H xrt d n 1 'Ju I t—.— jgi LJ I jPjJI ffty ‘gß'i |i «I 'I) 'lfl H9tl3Bliail oll L '!l '''"""HiiiihZ* always ’'HERE’S not a trace A&p y
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    PENANG EURASIAN ASSOCIATION
    699 7 ANNUAL MEETING Dr. Smith President Again p r J, E. Smith, who has already hehl the office of president of the Eurasian Association, Penang, was onre again elected its president at ♦he annual meeting which was held yesterday at the P.R.C Pavilion, The only other person proposed
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    Commercial Travelling by ’Plane
    118 7 Mr. van Tijen, the Dutch aviator, travel on behalf of the well known firm of Cocoa manufacturers van Houten, Holland, in a small Pander aeroplane, arrived at Alor Star on Thursday at 4 15 Pm., having left Tavoy at 6.25 a.m. in the morning and having
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    CIVILISATION IS NO USE!
    549 7 HU YEW SEAH DECISION Dr. Menon for Woad; Mr. Raghavan for Modernity That modern civilisation had not improved the lot of the mankind over three hundred or more years was the decision arrived at, after a debate last night at the Hu Yew Seah, the well
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    SHERLOCK HOLMES AGAIN
    161 7 n enang Cinemas Looking at the Paramount picture, The Return of Sherlock Holmes,” one realises that Paramount has spared no trouble and expense to make this picture essentially English, especially as the character is one of the most famous of English literature. Holmes is the creation of
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    COMING EVENTS
    68 7 Nov. 22: Malaya Cup Rugby Football Penang v. Selac t or Kuala Lumpur 23: Hu Yew Seah, Extraordinary General Meeting, Club premises, Madras Lane 2 p.m 29 Malaya Cup Rugby Football: Kedah v. Ferak, Ipoh. Dec. 6 Inter state Hockey Penang v. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. 11 Board of
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    IN AID OF POPPY DAY
    315 7 KEDAH DRAWS WITH D.A.F.C. IN SOCCER MATCH The soccer match arranged by the Indian Committee in aid of the Poppy Day Fund was played yesterday evening at the Dato Kramat gardens the teams being the Darul Aishan Football Club of Penang and the Youngsters’ Recreation
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    POPPY DAY FUND, 1930
    114 7 List No. 8 The Hon. Treasurers acknowledge with thanks the following subscriptions and contributions, etc.: Previously acknowledged $8,681 04 Penang Mercantile Employees CoOperative Thrift and Loan Society, Limited 160.**St. George’s Girls School 2nd instalment 1Malay Schools in Bukit Mertajam... 52.30 McAlister Road Malay Schools 7. Anglo
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    Malaya Cup Rugby
    105 7 LOCAL TEAM’S DEPARTURE The Penang Fifteen selected to represent this Settlement against Selangor, in the Malaya Cup Football match to day, at Kuala Lumpur, left by the night mail yesterday. There were no changes in the side» all selected being able to make the trip. Fifteen took
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    False Economy
    67 7 SAVED ANNA BUT LOST LIFE AND RS. 209! Jamshedpur. November 1 To save the ferry charge of one anna, a Marwari youth with a purse containing Rs. 200 started to ford Subarnarekha river below Ghatsila, but was swept away and drowned. When the body was recovered next day
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    Band Programme
    39 7 To-day at the Dato Kramat at 6 p m. March Clear The Road Hume Overture Peche Mignon Langey Selection Vanity Fair Finck Intermezzo Malinda’s Fairy Bower Hume Fox Trot The Ranger’s Song Tierney God Save the King.
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    LEAGUE LEADERS AT HOME
    270 7 CHELSEA AT LEEDS To-Jay’s English League Matcnes THE folio wine: are the matches to be played to-day in the English and Scottish Leagues: DIVISION 1 Arsenal v Middlesbro* Birmingham v Grimsby T, Blackburn R. v Huddersfield T. Blackpool v Aston Villa Derby C. v Wert H.
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      81 7 Poppy Bay 1930. Messrs- Brown, Phillips n and Stewart, Mo. la, /L g) Penang Street, Penang, (J r\ are The Honorary Trea- /9 surers of the above Fund to whom donations should be sent. Remittances sent by post should be j Registered. a I APIOL STEEL I I Sure and
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      426 7 New Advertisements POSITIONS VACANT. NOTICES Can any memßihib recommend a ffl.S. Friesland Ollt. Voy. 17.11.30. COOK for a bachelors’ mess-keeper. Apply Box No. 177, <■/. Pina Dli Gat.lt.. ConßignMß oi Cirgo per above v Be «el p i. from Europe are hereby notified that the i OllCe INotlCe Survey of
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    THE OLD MAIDS OF KINTA
    488 8 As all loyal citizens are aware, the Law is an Ass. True, generally speaking, it is less of an Ass in Malaya than at home, but there is a suftijient sprinkling of stupid ordinances on the statute here to prevent Malaya justly claiming immunity from
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    European Unemployed
    167 8 SPORTS GEAR WANTED FOR PORT DICKSON CAMP Mr. H. E. Wootton, hon. secretary of the ex-Services Association of Malaya, writes “At the camp for unemployed men at Port Dickson there is at present a great absence of sports gear, and gifts of Rugby and Associatkn footballs, hockey sticks
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    Chinese Unemployed Fund
    117 8 Previously acknowledged $3,717 Chop Khiam Aik Chan 10 Cantonese Merchants Club 30 Messrs. Po Cheong Co. 20 Leong Yut Kuan Esq. 10 Messrs JooSeang& Co. 10 Pen«ng Rice Merchants Association 1,000 Lee Tian Siew Esq. 50 Yeoh Boon Wan Esq. 50 Mr. Anonymous lo Lim Cheng Teik
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    Our London Letter.
    1569 8 The Opening of Parliament Queen Victoria’s Letters From Our Own Correspondent) London, October 30 The King drove down to Westminster in State for the opening of Parliament. It was the first time there had been a State opening with a Labour Government in office. The ceremony, however,
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      172 8 r JI HIM I HIM I X > A Genuine Sherry /Vz There is None n Full /Flavoured Than Very Old X 5/ Amontillado OF Excellent Quality f SOLE AGENTS /PRITCHARD C L TB 1 U B H LAGER BEER Genuine Danish wawOE ’ii I n j ill An excellent—pure
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      72 8 E. O. HOTEL. To morrow Sunday. 23rd Nov. at 9.30 p.m. Orchestral Concert. Friday next, 28th Nov. The Band of s s ‘‘‘President Van Buren” will p ay fvr the £fter-Dinner Dance. Reserve Friday. sth December for our Grand Ball. In bid of St. Dunstan's Funds. Mi sie by Mr.
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    101 8 DEATH Tan—On Thursday, August 21, 1930, at her residence, Sungei Bakap, of the late Mrs. Tan Ah Pow nee Madam Chuah Lee Neoh aged 9i. She leaves behind 3 grandsons, Messrs. Tan Chin Suan, Tan Chin Eng, and Tan Choon Moh, one daughter, the late Mrs. Teh Swee Ong (Tan
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    BIG CUSTOMS HAUL
    164 9 -Reuter. Million Pounds of Heroin Siezed COUP BY SHANGHAI AUTHORITIES Large-scale Smuggling Effort Frustrated Shanghai, November 21 The customs ma le the third big seizure of heroin within a fortnight, all on the iltalian Lloyd-Trestino ships. On November 10 searcher# found hidden in a consignment of raisins
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    DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE
    86 9 —©euter. Proposal to Base Limitation on Global Expenditure Geneva, November 21 Further progress- has been made, the dis armament committee adopting by 19 to 2 a British proposal to base limitation of armaments upon global annual expenditure on land, sea and air forces. bhseentients were Mr. Gibsou «United
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    MISSIONARIES IN CHINA
    79 9 -BvUter. Apostolic Benediction from the Pope Vatican City, November 22 Monsignor Michael Curran. Rector of the Irish College visited the Pope as proxy for .Bishop Edward Galvin, Apjstahc Vicar of Hanyang, with the report of the Diocese of of Hanyang. The Pope in reply sympathised with the
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE
    72 9 Reuter. Plan to Align Production and Consumption New York, November 21 Viriato Gutierrez Cuban Senator, and head of the committee representing Cuban sugar growers, before leaving for Europe expressed optimism that the International Sugar Conference at Bru-seis on December 4 would evolve a definite plan to align production
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    MRS. BRUCE IN JAPAN
    93 9 —Reuter. First Woman to Reach Empire by Air From Europe Osaka. November 21 Mrs. Victor Bruce arrived at 3 5 and received a hearty welcome from Japanese and British residents, bhe is the guest of honour at a banquet this evening. Newspapers are giving prominence to
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    CLARA BUTT AT SINGAPORE
    216 9 Guest of Honour at Rotary Dinner REFERENCE TO HOLY LAND (From Our Own Correspowdent) Singapore, November 22 Dan'.o Clara Butt and Mr '•Kenmrley Rumford were guests of honour «t a dinner given by the Singapore Rotary Club at Raffles Hotel last night Many witty sp-eches were
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    ORDER FOR PLANES
    89 9 Rugby Radio Service. Belgian Government Buys Fighters from Britain London November 21 The Belgian Government to day confirmed their order for single seater fighting aeroplanes of the Fairey Firefly pattern which is believed to be the largest order for military aircraft ever received in Britain from a
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    DEATH OF DAME SCHARLIEB
    134 9 Pioneer of Women Doctors in the East The death of Dame Mary Scharlitb. which is announce d by cable from London has removed a figure which must ever be remembered as a pioneer in woman s field of medical study. She received a part of her
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    FUNERAL OF PROVINCE NONAG NARIAN
    142 9 Late Mrs. Tan Ah I ow The funeral of Mrs. Tan Ah Pow, widow of the late Mr. Tan Ah Pow, whose death took place at her residence at Sungei Bakap, Province Wellesley, on August 21, at the age of 91, will take place on
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    MR. MACDONALD SUMS UP
    531 9 —Reuter. The Conference Itself a Recognition of Status iFIRST SESSION CLOSES London, November 21 Mr. MacDonald, closing the general discussion, at the Round Table panary session, which went into «committees, stressed the unprecedented character of the gathering A Union of India, sitting at a council table
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    MORE U.S. BANK FAILURES
    150 9 .Eighteen Institutions Close Yesterday HEAVY WITHDRAWALS New York, November 21 Elevec banks in five States in the South and Lowor Middle West closed their doors tj day. sßanks in English, Leavenworth. Corydon and Corydon Junction (all small c immunities in South (Indiana) have been t»ken over
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    406 9 Mr. C. Baines, of the Customs, Seremban, is proceeding on home leave shortly. Mr. G C Lancaster, who was acting Manager of Bukit Kubu Estate, Seremban, has resumed his manxgune it of Juntai Estate, Jelebu. Mr. Toh Eng Hoe, the well-known and popular Taiping towkay, was the
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      15 9 MALAYA CU? RUGBY PENANG v. SELANGOR. FOR FULL PEPORT By ATHLETE SEE TC-MORROW’S Sunday gazette
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      27 9 LEGGOirS LOCKS Door and Window Fittings, Architectural Metal Work. As Supplied to Public Works Department, Municipal Authorities, Hospitals, etc., etc Durege The mas, Limited, Penang’, AGENTS. f
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      58 9 S. P. C. A.,. Penang. MORE MEMBERS WANTED Join the S.P.C.A. and help protect our dumb friends. Subscriptions may be paid to Mr. T. S. Wilson, Hon. Treasurer, Messrs. Boustead Co Ltd., or to Hon. Secretary, 1, Pangkorßoad, Penang. Telephone: 1049. "BOSCH” Plugs mw prowd to be beet on the
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      166 9 The Greatest Achievement in Gramophone Construction THE NEW “HIS MASTER’S VOICE” PORTABLE “Looks like a Suit Case” “Sounds like a Full Orchestra Now fitted with an automa tic starting and stopping device. PRICE $65.00 S. Moutrie Co., Ltd.. 16, Bishop Street. H Have your motor car spray painted with .J
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  • Pinang Gazette. SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      GOLD SHORTAGE FEAR
      1040 10 DISQUIETING POSSIBILITY U. S. and the Silver Value While fear» of a shortage of gold within the next ten years arise from scatistica comp''el n ider the authority of the League of Nations, Am«rcin experts are urging lb a- the catastrophic low value and purchasing power of
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      LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
      212 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations m MESSRS. KENNEDY A Go’s share list at 11 ajn. to-day Yesterday T -day BE 5 g Sharks. 2, >, oq co on le. 10. tc.Se. Ayer Hitauß Tin. 10, 9 11/6 11/3 119 Hitam -19 .22} 22
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      TIN AND RUBBER
      59 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices Tf/V: LONDON Spot £ll4-15-0 Down £l-5-0 3 Months’ £ll6-2-6 Down £l-2-6 SINGAPORE $59 37} per picul Down 50 c. 125 tons done RUBBER-. London 4 9/16 d. Down 1/16 d. N?w York 9| c. (Gold) Down*} c. Local 14} cti.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      74 10 (Rugby Radio Skbviob) London, November 20 Paris. 123.64; New York. 4.851 s Bruseels. 34.83; Geneva, 2^.05; Amtterdam, 12.07; Milan. 92.76; Berlin, >0.38 Stockholm, 18.09 Oon»nha?er, 18.16 Oslo. 18.15 Vienna. 34.49 Prague 1631; Helsingfors. 193; Madrid, 42 90; Lisbon. 108.25 Athena, 375 Bucharest, 818; Rio, 4£ Buenos Aires, 38i
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      SINGAPORE PRICES
      312 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) B.R. Sheet 14| cts. per pound =per pl 119/33 Quiet. London 4 9/16d New York 9j eta. (gold) (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys). General Produce Agency Ltd Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as folio' 8: Stot 141 eta. per
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      EXCHANGE
      80 10 Penang, November 22, 1980, (Bv Oourteov of The Chartered Banh.) On London Bank Dem nd 2/3 28/32 »«4 mts 2/8 I Private 3 m/ts c edi t 2/4 3/32 H 8 M Documentary 2/4 7/32 On New York Bank Demand 56 m France T.T. 1,425 India T.T. 155} w
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      KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST
      995 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST names. i I I 1 3j i 1.3 lii HUBBIB CD«Um J Sale Alleab < Rubbef Ce a lor vmjah Robber J i A? 1 2 fuX 26 35 Ayer Molek Rubber 00. 80 Ayer 85 Balau Planting "1 ?n «0 Bata fcintang Bubbet C» J
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    366 10 Bt. GEORGE THE MARTYR (Church Of England) Sunday next before Advent. 7-50 Litany, 8 a.m. Matins, Hymn 166, 830 Holy Communion, 10-30 Holy Commu' mon Chinese, 6 p-m. Evensong, Hymns 18, 223. 288. 280, Pss CXLVII CXLVIII 280, C’XLIX CL 281, Magnificat 48, Nanc Dimittis 60. Preacher The
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    Nelson's Death
    353 10 THEORY THAT HE SOUGHT TO SHOT Oi Trafalgar Div, juet 125 years hiving pa’sed since Nelaon hoisted his immortal signal and was shot and died in the Victory, a writer declares that Nelson as good as committed suicide. He got himself shot because society ■ourned his "Dear Emma,”
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    Undelivered Telegram
    7 10 LeekanhoKieljo\ Campbell Street. Mohrmann. Aikhin.
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      159 10 WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD EAT Strict Diets Unnecessary It is a well-known fact that some foods have a greater tendency than others tc cause indigestion, ami that by limiting one’s diet to certain tasteless, unappetizing foods, stomach troubles can sometimes be overcome. Nine times out of ten, however, indigestion is due
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      285 10 OLD MALAYA. “Personalities of Id Malaya” k Cyrl Banndale, is now on sate at $2 a copy, lhe volume may be purchased through our agents througbt on the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette Press ltd fa Penan g-street, Penang. DIGESTION* OUT.OF. ORDER] A COURSE OF A PROMOTES SOUND
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      741 11 J I Three Important Factors Enter Into the Cost of Your Automobile 1. J~low muet) it costs to make tfie ear 2. J~(ow mue!) extra you pay tfje dealer 3, flow mue!) it costs for operation up-keep ■■IIIIIIIII—IL —■■HUB I—III ■■IL ryMIE PURCHASE of an automobile The unusually large number
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    923 12 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines HE following is a list of ves- seis arriving and sailing from Penang during the Tv-jkj In P«rt Xe-9*y sa 2ung Song from Bernam River Sails for Bernam River on Monday at 4 p. m. m v Rompin from
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      32 12 THEATOE ROYAL i To-night and Till Sunday. “Just Married” with James Hall Ruth Taylor “Two Flaming Youths” starring W. C. Fields 1 > “The Case of Lena Smith” (Esther Ralston) (all Paramount pictures)
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      262 12 MAJESTIC j TO=NIGHT at 6.15 and 9.30 pm. Paramount’s Splendid Adaptation of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Famous Story *y THE RETURN Of V A A SHERLOCK HOLMES G with the wtll-knowa G British SUr J. -rg u ’k 1 THRILL’NG BEYOND WORDS! M4TINEES r Book Your Seats I
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    ARE PILOTS FULLY COACHED?
    437 13 53rd FATALITY Daring Youth’s Playground in the Sky Anxiety is spreading among official ranks because of the continued and alarming increase of incidental deaths in the Royal Air Force, says the “Daily Express” Air Correspondent. Flight-Cadet E. H. Fawkes was killed at Cranwell (Lincs) by an
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    What Will Succeed the War Novel?
    412 13 The vogue of the war novel is definitely over—at least for the moment. A few stragglers will be found among this autumn’s books. One by Richard Aldington and another by Ernest Raymond have already appeared, but publishers agree that the main army has now
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      285 13 EOW ?820- STILL GOING STRONG iX-.Ziuro jy at e 1 W /C YOUR < VPARDONI EILMW—I You perhaps, are an authority on rubber. We believe we know I all there is to know about the distilling of whisky after all we’ve been doing it since 1820. So if we tell
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      405 13 Do you get tired Rs easily H Does your energy fail tion—-exactly as Nature you quickly? Are you intends it to be cor- ;||g often depressed and reeled. Take Eno’s I dull? Is your work a u Fruit Salt” regularly |g i II burden Then it is every morning and
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    KOUTEPOFF MYSTERY
    284 14 KIDNAPPING DETAILS Fortner Cheka Agent’s Terror of Soviets Parie, October 19 Farther details in the General Koutepoff kidnapping affiir are published ro-day in the “Dernieres Nouvelles.’’ The Idest coLtribution to the now famous history is made by a G orgiar, Eugene Dombaizs who was a gc-bit-veen for Bartsev.
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    Advertising as It Was
    418 14 A dvertising as It Was GEMS OF MOSES—THE POET "In a word,’’ said the solemn and mighty Edinburgh Review,” "the book is the work of a gentleman.” This unintentionally c mic criticism of Thackeray’s novel, "Vanity Fair,” wfs quoted as an advertisement on ore of tht outside pages of one
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      567 14 FREE BOOK ON HOW TO TREAT Bronchitis Asthma BY B. W. HAIR. M.D. TRF GREATEST BRITISH ASTHMA SPECIALIST of to-day says I have not seen one who, if there were no serious comphcauons, no matter how long the duration of the Asthma, could not be DON’T let Fronchitis or Asthma
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