Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 December 1930

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 282 VOL. LXXXVIII MONDAY, Bth DECEMBER 1930. PR KE 10 CENTS
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    Perak Turf Club
    297 2 December Amateur Meeting,l93o. First Day Friday, 12th December, 1930. Second Day Saturday, 13th TWO Runs for Hones Class 3,4, 5 Combined. TWO for Ponies Class 2 3 Combined. If entries permit wo runs for Polo Ponies will be given. Owners are accordingly invited to enter on the
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    315 2 New Year Meeting 1931 Under S. R. A. Rules of Racing. Ist Day Thursday, Bth January 1931 2nd Saturday, 1 Oth 3rd Tuesday, 13th 4th Thursday, 15th sth Saturday, 17 th Three Runs each for Horses Classes 1,2, 3, ?n 1 4 and 5. (Coa.b’nrd) Three Runs
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      1077 2 POSITION VACANT NOTICES MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Glenshane Voy: 22. Consignees of cargo per the above A..i.t.nt Con.-rv.ncy In.pector damaged condition will be held in P. H. B. The Municipal Commissioners invite Godown No. 2, at 230 pm. on Tuesday, applications from energetic and cipable the 9th December, 1930. No further survey
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      186 2 “Onoda’\Rapid Hardening Portland Cement OF Superior quality at a low competitive price in casks of 375* f bs. OR in Paper bags of 110 lbs. Onoda Cement has secured contract of Singapore Muaicipality for 1931. Guaranteed to Conform to STANDARD BRITISH SPECIFICATION. Apply to: Ban Joo Seng Co., Ban Seng
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      717 2 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI PANKiNG CORPORATION. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up 520.000.0C0 Reserve Funds: Sterling £6,500,000 Silver $9,500,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 Head Office HONGKONG. Branches and Agencies* Amoy. Bangkok, Batavia, Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Chefoo, Dairen, Foo; how, 1 Hankow, Hongkew, Harbin, Haiphong, Hamburg, Iloilo, Ipoh,
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      240 2 TRADE BUYERS—make your arrangements now to visit THE 1931 BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR IN LONDON BIRMINGHAM, FEBRUARY 16—27, 1931. The number of exhibitors ba? increased again, and now covers practically tbe whole range of British Industry. At no ottier time can the trade buyer see the manufactures of the Empire in
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    TRAINING BOYS FOR CIVIL AVIATION
    498 3 NO CLASSICAL SCHOLARS Hotel-Keeping as Part of Three-Year Course Imperial Airwave, faced with the o oblem of an expanding aervice. are '1 eeting it by givirg special train ng to ken boye stra’ght from (üblic tch' o a. Altbcngh this new rchtme wts only recently
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    Penang Library
    340 3 LI3T OF NEW BOOKS Backwater, by T. S. Stribling; But Not for Love, by Beatrice Kean Bey mour B? the W tera of Babylon, (Anonymous); Chinese B,ake, by James W, Bennett Claudia, by Arnold Zweig; Collected Poem?, by Taomas Hardy Dawn in India, by Sir Fraicis Younghusband Danton's
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      118 3 ALWAYS FRESH Hk|FROM ENGLAND II Ma 5 $1 W V i JC l I X. u a" illy /ww/ v /W-v ijww 7 /^s?c x x ;>4 A■'|V < D 0 cents fiV« W per tin of aigMy 50 S4 :M y WARDATH TOBACCO CO.. LTD.. LONDON. z «>2 JtbL
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      17 3 BOSCH" PluQi hav proved to be but on the roadi in the air and on the eea.
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      175 3 1— Don’t Miss These!! I r WW rWarmarehing songs Goodbye, Mademoiselle from DX 11*2 j Armentieres, Old soldiers never Die, etc. You’ll like these old favourites. C Sitting on a Rainbow Fox Trot CB I'2o < Old new England Moon Waltz t This is Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra at their best.
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    Match at Highbury Abandoned
    1305 4 Chelsea Swamped Everton’s Big Gap in Second Division Lincoln City Take the Lead London, December 6 THE following are the results of the matches played today in the English and Scottish Leagues DIVISION 1 "Arsenal 1 Grimsby T. 0 Birmingham 2 Huddersfield T. 0 Blackburn R
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    SELANGOR FAIL AT IPOH
    311 4 PERAK VICTORIOUS Northern Final at Penang SCOTT INJURED (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, December 6 PERAK defeated Selangor in a Malaya Cup match at Ipoh to day by two tries (6 pts) to nil and thus the match between Perak and Penang at Penang on December
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    21 4 Penang Draw at Kuala Lumpur The Penang hockey drew with Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday neither side scoring.
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    SELANGOR AMATEUR RACES
    337 4 SATURDAY’S RESULTS Three Horses Score Double (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, December 6 THE second day of the Amateur Race Meeting at Kuala Lumpur was held to-day in the presence of a large gathering which included His Highness the Sultan of Perak. < The fields were
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      60 4 Xmas Cards SEE “Pinang Gazette” Stock Now on View PATENT CANVAS BAGS FOR PACKING RUBBER 19 xi9”x24’, durability hundred times over. Pecking capacity about 224 lbs. rubber. Pr e j $6-50. each f. o. b. Sit gaporr, less 5%. saving tacking charges and freight. fit-—# Jft—JL-J37 f p patutZ J
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      12 4 lou should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it superlative
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      261 4 STOCKINGS LAST TWICE AS LONG-.. S v washed with Lux m* 1 r You pay a lot for stock- I ings. Naturally you want H them to last. Remember, then—wrong washing vH KgWEjffa wears them out more 4 quickly than actual use! Wash stockings with no- !/Lav thing but pure,
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    CASHIER’S OFFENCE
    1614 5 Defalcations at William Jacks Co’s Ipoh Office Accused Convicted and Sentenced —”T. O. M Before the Hjn’ble Mr. Jaatice W.H. Pritchard, K.c a the Ipoh Supreme Court on Thnraday, the case came up for trial ir which a Eurasian named G,A. Will*, till recently a cashier and biok-kxper
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      404 5 The highest speed ever attained by man (357.7 m.ph.) Accomplished by Squad. Leader A. H. Orlebar, A.F.C., on Supermarine Rolls-Royce 5.6, using SaPi L h&E OIL, PLUGS Sold by all leading accessory A deilers, garages and stores. VWLan Chn Kooi Co. ■F" V Lee San Co. Cycle Ca.riage Co. Georgetown
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      13 5 You should givs MartsU's Brandy ths prejsrtncs over others as it is superlative
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      680 5 Fight Fevers with Genasprin The outstanding advantages of using Genasprin at the onset of all fevers may briefly be summarised as follows: 1. Genasprin quickly reduces a high temperature. 2. Genasprin exerts an antiseptic action, which helps to destroy the germs which cause fevers. 3- Genasprin is the ideal pain-reliever.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    642 6 ANNUAL REPORT Decrease in Surplus for Past Year The report of the Singapore Harbour Bjard for the year ended Jane 30 law show» that, after providing for interest and linking fund contributions in the m m of $2,583,479 50 and crediting $326,489 87 interest earned on investments,
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    Transfer of Lepers
    106 6 BILL TO AMEND ORINANCE NO. 63 (LE EKS) A Bill shortly to be intr duced into the Legislative Council. provides for the transfer of lepers to and'from the Colony. The obj ct cf the Bill (which is »n amendment of Ordinance No. 63 Lepers), is to make
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    ECONOMIC AND TRADE PUBLICATIONS
    678 6 LISP OF BOOTS Department of Statistics The following Publications were received or issued by the Department of Statistic?, S.B. and F.M 8., during the week ending 2od December, and are jvailible for public use in the Reference Library, Fullerton Building. Singspore J. Issued by the D
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    321 6 The d< a h has oc.tured if 3r Oto BeitMr. F. J. Mort<>r>, M. 0.5., has b«en appointed tu act ss Under Srerctay, 8,8. The Hou’b’e Mr. Justice Thorne has been appointed Ju lg' Jjhore, with effect from March 6. Dr. J Gray is appointed tn *-ct
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    G.B.S’s Story
    370 6 WHY MR. C. B. COCHRAN LEFT THK STAGE Mr, Bernard Sh*w. speaking at a luncheon at the Savoy Hotel of the M »r.sfiel 1 House Settle imrit. Barking R -ad, E., e id: “8 m p where about the middle of the nineteenth ccn ury tu o thirgi
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    Canton’s Governor
    290 6 > y in Kuo M n. INTERVIEWED WHEN ON VISIT TO HONG KONG H ng Kong, December 1 G neral Cnan Mirg-shu, th»* Civil Gov*rnrrof Canton, and Admiral Cnan Cba 1 arrived in Horg Kong yest»r a G neral Chan, interviewed, stated that hid fcheme for abolishing the
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      13 6 Fsu should give MartsWs Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative
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      38 6 In Exchange For 200 used Stamps of Straits Settlenents. Malay States, Siam, Hong Kong, Java, and the surrounding countries will give Picture Post Cards OF THE Great European War &c. MISS TEE KIA OR/ SlcckwJ’, Lon ten. Eng’?»
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      386 6 I-UPHUT 'W’*' ims rr-.y w W,££& ®W WrJagSi Keep D octor awa y bv the occasional use or EVANS’ PASTILLES. They protect your throat and give relief in cases of colds, coughs and catarrh. From Chemists everywhere. Made In England to a formula Of Liverpool Taroat HoeoitaL EVANS ANTISEPTIC Throat
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      126 6 There is NO WASTE j RED KING SALMON i K IB J A W -1 Special Supplies Christmas I Just Received. I 6t MOON BALLBEARING LAWN MCWERS MADE BY Ransomes Simms and LET U) Jefferies Rccondtion OF ’•i reset your old jfe Ipswich. Lawn Mower r at moderate I cost
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    Bradman to Make Appearance at Penang!
    1120 7 January Races Worses in Training for New Year Meeting Cold Blast Landed BY “TIC-TAC” Tht? Tenting Racecourse was officially opened to-day for training for the 1931 Penang lurf Club New Year Meeting It is yet too early to bet’in anv traini g notes but
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    DEATH OF MR. J.S. HODSON
    73 7 AT KUALA LUMPUR News was received this morning of the death of Mr. J. S. Hodson, of Messrs. Guthrie and Co., at Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Hodson was for many years in the Penang Office and had been acting as manager for some time past He
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    SERIOUS RIOTS IN GERMANY
    160 7 —Reuter. 11 Quiet on the Western Front Provokes Demonstration Berlin, December 8 Numerous collisions between political opponents in which numbers of policemen and civilians were wounded hive occurred in Berlin and other towns Twelve civilians were injured and 20 arn-sted when the police used truncheons and
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    Case Against Penang Chettiar
    108 7 INSANITY ALLEGED IN COURT The case against a Tamil, named Raman Chettiar, who was charged with criminal breach of trust was mentioned again in the Second Police Court this morning by Mr J. J. Saunders for the prosecution. M r Saunders said that he was given
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    Fraudulent Possession Charge
    67 7 TWO CHINESE GET THREE MONTHS I4PRI ONMENT Three months’ rigorous imprisonment was given to Leong Ghee and Chua Eng, two Chinese, by the econd Police Magistrate this morning on charges of fraudulent possession of a metal w’atch valued $5/Detective Inspector Gordon, who was the prosecutor, said that
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    Betting Charges
    91 7 CHINESE PLEADS GUILTY IN COURT A Tamil Mahomedan and a Chinese were charged in the Second Police Court this morning with loitering near a house in Beach -treet with the intention of book making, wagering or betting on December 6. The Chinese pleaded guilty but His Worship in
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    Charge Against Chinese
    68 7 ALLEGED RETENTION OF STOLEN PROPERTY Lap Y’a Oon, a Chinese, was charged before Mr. Edward Jago. in the Second Police Court this morning with dishonestly retaining stolen property in the form of a bicycle which was the property of a Tamil named Kuppusamy. On the application of
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    Stowaways from Rangoon
    45 7 BOY AND GIRL FINED AT PENANG A mina and Karim Bux, a girl and boy respectively, wi re chaiped in the Second dice ourt this morning with being stowaways from Rangoon by the S. S. 'Edavana yesterday They were fined $6 each.
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    "ATTACKS ON ROYALTY"
    401 7 MALTA PROPAGANDA Questions Asked by Lord Strickland Lord Strickland, the Prime Minister of Malta, speaking in tbe House of Lords said: Maltese newspapers printed in Italian, have been guilty of slanderous attacks against the Roval Family and against the Governor and everything Eog lish, in a manner
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    Chinese Boy’s Offences
    199 7 PLEADS GUILTY TO GIVING FALSE INFORMATION A Chinese boy, whose age in Chinese was described to be seventeen and in English sixteen, was brought before the Second Police Magistrate this morning to stand his trial on charges of theft and giving false information to a police officer
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    Man Throws Himself into Sea
    175 7 WITH THREE CHILDREN An extraordinary occurrence was witnessed Ly a number of people assembled on the Buttewoith Pier on 1 Saturday. It is stated that a Tamil man, who had three children with him. arrived at Butterworth and purchasing tickets for himself and the children,
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    DOES DEATH END ALL?
    881 7 "Science Knows Nothing," Says Sir Hall Caine In reply to a declaration by Sir Arthur Keith that tl Death ends allj' Sir Hall Caine has written the following rejoinder. Which of us,' he asks, “has yet seen so far through the dark veil that he can
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    To-morrow’s Rugger Practice
    118 7 COLOURS v WHITES The following have been selected to play on Tuesday at 5 p. in. on the Esplanade: Whites.—G Carr; J W Clark. H R Carey, DDB Cook and J Craig K S Murray and Lim Keng Chuan; H R Baker, A T Cameron, T A
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    Alleged Seditions Documents
    77 7 SMILING CHINESE YOUTH BEFORE MAGI TRATE Neo •ay Teong. a Chinese, was charged with possession cf documents that had a tendency to incite or interfere with tbe laws of the country at 126 Burmah Road, on December 6. The accused who is a youth stood in the
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    European Unemplyment Committee
    55 7 Donations previously acknowledged Sl2 160 23 Mr. FM. Riiey (monthly) 5.00 Mr. R Boyd 20 00 Mr. A Gordon Macdonald 10 00 Mr. B O. Bush 20 00 Mr. A. C. Putley 25.79 Royal Society of St. George, Kuala Lumpur Branch 500 00 “Pontiansk” 50 00 Mr
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    GRANDMOTHER’S PROPERTY
    102 7 Theft Charge against Malay Youth A Malay youth named j. at bin at was produced in tbe Second Police ('curt tor answer a charge of theft of jewellery and clothing preferred against him. It was mentioned in the charge that the property alleged to have been stolen was
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    Alleged Debt to Retiring Firm
    199 7 CAJ-E POSTPONED In the Penang District Court, before Mr. H A Furrer, the case was mentioned this morning in which Nasers Italasia Ltd., sued Mr. C O Campbell for the recovery of a sum of $287 5 4 being the price of gooda supplied and
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    THE STRAITS STATISTICALLY
    516 8 From the Government Printing Office, Singapore, we have received a copy of the ‘‘Straits Settlements Short Statistical Summary” for 1930. This little volume, which is compiled by the Department of Statistics, S. S. and F. M. S., and is priced at one dollar, contains in concise form
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    MOSCOW TRIAL
    56 8 —Reuter. The Inevitable Result; Principal Defendants Sentenced to Death Moscow, December 7 The following prisoners in the cinspiracy trial have been sentenced to death Ramzin, Larichev, Charnowsky, Kalinnikov and Fedotov. The remainder received ten years penal servitude. All will be deprived of their property. The sentences are final
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    STEEL CARTEL QUOTA DOWN
    54 8 —Reuter. Paris, December 7 A meeting of the managing committee of the International Steel Cartel has resolved to continue the present regime until June 30 and has resolved to reduce output by 25 to per cent in the first quarter of 1981, subject to the approval
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    FATAL BANGKOK FIRE
    28 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, December 8 Yesterday morning fire destroyed five shophouses. Five people were suffocated and unable to escape including an expectant mother.
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    By the Way.
    1010 8 Penang, Monday. QUIET week-end, with only tzl the tragic news from Belgium regarding the mysterious fog of death to affai r s national and i ternational meriting the description ‘colourless.” A small and uninteresting mail to'», with Singapore contemporaries who threatened an open breach of the peace
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    VALLABHAI PATEL ARRESTED
    36 8 Reuter. Ahmedabad, December 6 Vallabhai Patel, Acting President of the All-India Congress, has been arrested mak had previously been prohibited fi 1 ing a speech anywhere within the n Ahmedabad for three months.
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      94 8 E. &O. HOTEL. I Friday next, tztl December The Bud of s.s. “President Garfield will play for the Afler-Dinne? Dance. Witines lay, lytb December, In AO Funds for European Unemployed J in Malaya PEMAM6 ‘/UTTie THEATRE” PLAYERS IN “The Eterol Spring” A GOD PLAY! A GOOD A GOOD GAUSE?!! SEATS
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    25 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ponniah beg to thank all who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence and sympathy in their recent bereavement.
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    FOG OF DEATH LIFTING
    285 9 Benter. Poison Gas Theory Now Scouted 69 DEAD, MANY ILL, AND BIG LOSS OF CATTLE Queen of Belgium to Tour Affected Area Brussels, December G The death -dealing fog has begun to lift in the Meuse Valley where a reign of terror has prevailed similar to
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    TOC H BIRTHDAY
    148 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Fifteenth Anniversary Celebrations London. December 6 The fifteenth anniversary of the foundation at Poperingbe of Toe H —Talbot House founded in memory of the heroic death of Lieutenant Gilbert Talbot, was commemorated yesterday. The House was used during the last three years of the
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    MISS SPOONER
    127 9 —Rugby Radio ervice. Lord Amulree s Thanks for Italian Help London, December 7 The Italian Air Minister in a telegram to I ’rd Amulree Secretary for Air, giving ails of the accident near Belmonte to the n "‘raft in which Miss Srooner and Flying ri Heer Edwards were
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    U.S. SPORTSMAN DROWNED
    34 9 ’Reuter. Marblehead Mass), December 7 Me. William Dana, the well known sportsman, grandson of Mr. Charles Dana, proprietor of the New York Sun, was drowned while duck shooting from a dory.
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    M. BARTHOU TO FORM A CABINET
    133 9 Reuter. M. Tardieu Agrees to Co-operate POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES Paris, December 6 M. Barthou «agreed to form a cabinet after M. Poinaare declined owuzg to health reasons. M. Tardieu hao agreed to help M. T ar th O u provided the authority of the mejority
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    REICHSTAG COMEDY
    140 9 t —Reuter. Confidence and fton-Confidence Motions Rejected Berlin, December 6 In the .Reichstag the Nationalists’ and Communist*’ motion to revoke the Bills for enforcing the Government s Enancial schemes wss defeated ty 293 to 258. The Reichstag by 298 4c 233 decided the Nazis* motion of eopfidence in
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE
    130 9 Reuter. Negotiations Break Down but Are Resumed Amsterdam, December 7 Negotiations between representatives of the United Java Sugar Producers and the Chadbourne Guttierez Mission temporarily broke down this afternoon when after an exchange of written statements, it was an nounced there had been a complete break down and
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    GUIANA EXPEDITION
    101 9 orates. vw over 200 reptiles and birds.—Rugby Radio Service. Many Specimens of Flora and Fauna Secured London, December 7 The report of the Oxford University Exploration Club’s expedition for investigation of flora and fauna of the tropical forests of British Guiana states the party was in the bush
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    STREET ASSASSINATION
    72 9 Reuter. Russian Workman’s Revenge on Compatriot in Paris Paris, December 7 Louis Ramickdini, ex Minister for Georgia, was shot dead in the street this afternoon by a Russian workman named T hanovkvadze who has oeen arrested. Tchanoukvadze, a Georgian, said he shot Romichivili (Ramickdini for revenge bo cp
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    300 DROWNED NEAR HANKOW
    79 9 —Kent er. Passenger Launch Capsizes WOMEN AND CHILD VICTIMS Shanghai, December 7 According to Chinese reports not confirmed by foreign sources, more than three hundred men, women and children were drowned 1 on Tuesday night when the Chinese passenger launch Sientam plying between Hankow and Changsha,
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    HIGH WAGES FOR PROSPERITY
    133 9 Reuter. Trade Controlled by Buying Power of the Masses Washington, December 7 The remarkable orange in the American k&nking system, due to large-scale amalgamations of banks, is emphasised ta the annual report of the Secretary of Conatnerce who points out that the largest bank m the
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    U.S. NAVY REPORT
    106 9 —Reukt. a- I Better Pay and Regular Promotion Urged Washington, December 7 The annual report of the Secretary to the Navy recommends the modernisation of the battleships New Mexico, Mississippi, and Idaho, and the establishment of an airship base on the Pacific Coast, the conservation of the
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    AMERICA'S GOLD
    100 9 .—Reuter. Suggested Basis for Great Credit Structure London, December 7 The possibility of an Anglo-American agreement with regard to the use of gold reserves was mentioned by Mr. William Graham (President of the Board of Trade, in a speech at '1 iddlesborough. He said he fervently hoped American
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF
    93 9 The following names have been given to cruisers and destroyers of the 1930 new construction programme. Cruisers, leader class: Neptune, Hemion. Achilles. Destroyer leader, Nuncan. Destroyers to be known as “Defence Class 1 Defender, Daring, Diamond, Delight, Diana, Duchess and Decoy. The tropical medical congress opened
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    SAIGON FLYERS HOME
    25 9 —Reuter. Marseilles, December 6 M. Pasquier, Governor General of IndoChina, and the airmen Goulette and L ilouette arrived at 4 80 p.m.
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    POOR RECEPTION FOR MOSLEY MANIFESTO
    347 9 Rugby Radio Service and Reuter. Political Sensation Which Fell Flat NO DRASTIC ACTION London. December 7 ■Sir Oswald Mosley, whose Manifesto, eigned by seventeen other Socialist Members of Parliament, was published last night, «aye he and colleagues have no indention of taking action in Parliament
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    COAL DISPUTE
    55 9 coalfields on Monday.—Rugby Radio Service. Work to be Resumed in Sc tlaid To-day London, December G It is taken for granted that at to-day’s Glasgow Conference of the Joint Conciliation Board representative of owners and miners agreement will be reached where under work will be resumed in the
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    MOSCOW TRIAL
    207 9 —Reuter. Moscow, December 8 The greatest excitement marked the closing scenes of the trial. The announcement of the sentence was greeted by loud and prolonged cheers by the crowd thronging the Court. The prisoners were found guilty on all counts. The Court delivering judgment declared all the attempts
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      LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
      326 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following the laieel quo talk de m MESSRS. KENNEDY A Co’b ebare Het at 11 a.m. to day Saturday To-day M BHABIS. ■>> 0 P X CM X OU I a. 10. < c. 3e. Robber (Doner). Allenby I.CO 1.10 1.05 1.20 Amalgamated...
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      SINGAPORE: PRICES
      27 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 14| cts. per pound per pl $l9/66 Quiet. London4ij’d New York 9g cts.(gild). {Dy Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Denny s).
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      TIN PRICES
      86 10 Afessrs. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. London, Decen ber 5. Spot £113.2.6 three month»’ buying £114,5.0 three months’ boiling £114.7.6 Messrs. Boustead <f Co., Ltd. Bth Dec. qnctatiun for Singapore nfiiieu tin $57.87| per pica', business tons Penar, 8 refined tin <37 87$ per picul, buyers no sellers, unrefined
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      TIN OUTPUTS
      155 10 FOR NOVEMBER Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging Co.. Lt d Yardage 185,100 Honrs 1 «o€o Piculs 1,223 Dredge No. 1 stopped for 5 days on bccount of general r?|a w. Ayer Hi am Tin Dredging Ltd. Output piculs 1,100 s<orth Taiping Tin Dredging Co. Ltd. Honrs Cubic Yards 81,000
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      Rubber Outputs
      194 10 IbF. AyerTawah 76,395 Beuta 63.238 and croft 26,924 Bindings 78,391 Lesong Tujoh 7,884 Kaala Kangsar 171,000 Baling 54,138 Kuala Dingin 51,809 Subur 50,682 Tanjong Rambutau 26,654 Sungei Paya 15,850 Rasa 34.000 Jong Landor 97,400 Bakap Plantations I Titi Karangan 4 38 b Patani Para 95,743 Bitu Mataag Arras
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      General Produce Agency Ltd
      29 10 Singapore Prices for Siandaid Ribtod Smok'd Sheet for tc-day are as folkv s Bvut 15 c*e. per lb. Dec. 15| Jan/Mar. April/June 16f M<rket steady.
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      NOVEMBER TIN STATISTICS
      401 10 STOCKS UP Little Evidence of Strength BRADBURNE AND CO., LTD. Kuala Lumpur, December 5 While the market remb ins steady the statistics to the end of November give but little evidence of any strength and the pessimistically minded may well look for another drop. The figures are
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      TIN AND RUBBER
      55 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices TIN: LONDON Spot £ll3 0 0 Unchanged I Months’ £ll4 5 0 Unchanged SINGAPORE $57.87> per picul Down 12| c. 150 tons doos RUBBER: London 4ft Unchang’d New York 9f c. (Sold) Up |c. Local 14| ch. Unchanged by Courtesy
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      KENNEDY & Co.’s SHARE LIST
      1076 10 KENNEDY Co.’s SHARE LIST names. I 5 I 5 2S t JL M BUBBBB o e o Alla b» Rabbet Ot 1 05 20 t eo I to is 1 1 Aver Molek Rubber Oo 9 1 CAyer Psom Robber Boiaves 90 1 H BaUaTSoSMTSr* 41 1 ’*7« Baseett Bobbet
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      17 10 "BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the road, in the air and on the sea.
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      142 10 LITTLE BOY IN AWFULSTATE Almost Blind With Skin Trouble. Cuticura Healed. “My little boy’s trouble began on his ear. It became red and very dry, and when the skin cracked water came from it. His ear was very het and painful. The trouble spread to his eyes and he was
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      484 10 New Advertisements “position' vacant Por Wanted quulifi-d Midwife for Pddang Serai Group Hospital. Apply to the 5 I Hon. Secretary, P«dan« Serai. •< *tzZr FOR SALE Sak£ ti Late 1929 Essex Super Six Roadster. Owner driven. Guaranteed first-class condition. Any trial. $l,OOO or near offer. ..la Write Box 188. c/j
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    INTERSTING AMERICAN DISCOVERY
    1209 11 CRYSTALIIJEI» RUBBER Secrets Yielding to Scientists t hat m?sterious snbetanew R r b fli d chemists as long as its bi hha has been known—s slowly ti 8 eQC \n its secret under the probing at th- United States fte rq W writes B”'Vwolfintb«''R’ bb A <
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    189 11 Penang, December 8, 1930. t GtS. Benares Opium p. chest nom 5,000.00 Cloves 90.00 Gold leaf ssllere 72.00 Mace Picking nom 170.00 Nutmegs 80s 70.00 HOe «0.00 Coer a its per 1,000 M 15.00 Copra Sundried silea 6.55 Rstt'ns sdes 11.15 Rittans Coarse 10 60 Grem Snail Shells
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    73 11 (Rugby Radio Ssrviob) London. December 6 Paris. 123.59; New Y rk. Sruseele. 34.78 Geneva, 2'<.06 Imi ;erd <m, 12.06 Milan, 92.66; Berlin. 10.36; Stockholm. 18.09 Core ihagen. 18.15 Odo. 18.16. Yienna. 34.49 Pra-5-n* 1631; Helsingfore, 1921 Ma Iriti, 43 75; Lisbon. 108.25; Athens, 375; Bucharest, 818; Rio, 411
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    EXCHANGE
    75 11 Penang December 8,1930 (Bv Oftrhay On London Bank Demand 2/ < 23 /32 h 4 m'ts 2 3 t Private 3 m/ts c.'edit 2 4 3 32 3 Documentary 2 4 7/32 In New York Bank Demand 56 France T.T. 1,425 India m T.T. 155| Bangkok T.T, 78 n
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    RUBBER AND THE ENGINEER
    535 11 DEMAND OF THE FUTURE Pressing Problem of Standardisation It has long been evident that the really large absorption of rubber in the future will come from the engineering and allied industries which in a special degree can benefit from the resil ence, silence, antiabraeive and anti-v.bration
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
    1203 12 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines THE f Uja inz is a list of ves-. qeis arriving and sailing from Penang during the M-eeki In P«rt m v Rcmpin from Pulo Ketam, Kuala Selangor, and Bernam River. Sails for Pangkalan Brand an, Pangkalan S esoe
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      20 12 Yov should give Martell's Brandy the preference over others as it is superlative. ronur By far the Best FLOOR POLISH
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      219 12 I lx /05 1 I Uwk I I I I pL I I Foods I Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the I home counties, the ‘Allenburys* Foods are as easily I digested as mother’s milk. They are germ free and I are simply and quickly made
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      168 12 /®hwl Of Chemists I and Stores H in two sizes. ive, Ulcerative. Angier’s Emulsion exercises soothing, lubricating, anti-fermentative effects throughout the entire digestive tract. That is why it is so valuable in affections of the stomach and intestines. It soothes and cleanses the mucous membrane, allays irritation, fermentation, catarrh, ulceration.
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      68 12 I I I ’Phone Sag Wesren&SQEtectric gr Best Sound I 264. in Town TO-NIGHT AT 615 9-30 P MFOX MOVEITOiE DUMA “Wild Company” with Frank Albert sin, H. B, Warner, Sharon Lynn and Joyce Compton A Powerful Moral Drama oF Misguided Youth and Fond Fathers. NEXT CHANGE Your old Favourite
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      134 12 I Tremendous Success I Bumper Houses WgjT I Phone No. 1179 «mrr ifJIJESTIC WestvrtfiffiElect ric II SOUND |L±J!! SYSTEM I 6.15 To-night 9.33 I Paramount’s Brilliant All-Colour I Musical Romance I The Vagabond King I I Dennis King I Jeanette McDonald Lilian Roth I A Production that will stagger you
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    1118 13 SATURDAY’S INQUEST PROCEEDINGS Woman Driver and Teacher Held Responsible At the inquest held on Saturday by the Penang Coroner, Mr. Edward Jago, into the death of a Tamil named Kuppusamy who came by his death as the result of having been run over by a car
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      158 13 ELECTRIC TORCH With the rotomatic switch The GREAT Battery Economist The constant purchase of batteries is due in no small way to the light being turned on accidentally The ROTOMATIC SWITCH insures you against waste of batteries Always lights when you want it Positive prevention against occidental battery discharge. fllustrated
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    892 14 Washington Evening Star.** 72 YEARS OLD TRAVELLER American Globe Trotter Home Again Julius Brittlebank, who calls his home Charleston, South Carolina, but spend? most of his time in the far-off corners of the world, has just returned home after his eleventh trip arcund the world.
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      178 14 g-OM SKiH AILMENTS 4SW CH lqreh «LUy 1 u '-’f'”, Children catch all sorts °f skin troubles —eczema, ringworm, obstinate scalp irritations. Asepso, the antiseptic toilet soap, reP lievcs them all, 5^86 0 lather eases irritation instantly and then, by restoring the skin to a healthy S»«®k state, heals it
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      17 14 BOSCH" Plugs have proved to be best on the read in the air and on the sea.
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      301 14 T T Does your mirror say: Run-Down? Read how others succeeded in lulHing up their health egain by taking Saaatcgcn. W 11/ I -j\ u I was beginning to got \l>.4' 1 mentally flabby, to hate the very |A thought ol work, when I struck Sanatogen. For the first week
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    MARKET PRICES
    630 15 CHOWRABTA MARKET. Penang, December 8. 1930 Mur ON eta. Matton Indian M 9«? to 56 lead Sheep or goat each 1-30 <iver with heart A luag do 1.5 C 'ripe M do 1.00 Goat or Sheep M par lb 56 Sweet Bread pair 40 Suet 40 idney ~.ir
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      101 15 rsaftSSTg'S- |r I/ SHOTCRETE W f THE ALL.BR3TISH 1 WHITE PORTLAND j CEMENT /j For Price and Particulars APPLY TO William Jacks Co., (Malaya) Ltd. I ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.. Wolverhampton. Matters of Electrical Machinery and Switchgear. Sole Agents: Huttenbach, Lazarus Sons, Ltd., Penang and Branches. 1 Grand X’mas Bazaar
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      439 15 1 BLUE STAR SILVER LINE I U“ "i line at $2 a copy. The volume may be 1 York. Philadelphia and altimore (via Suez) purchased through our agents through HOMEWARDS- p no NY out the Peninsula or direct from the ReiDlai Service tO sc <1 p ec n an D
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      1266 16 ■■MMBBnRHBHKLM lIIMI Ml THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE I dollar steamship line ON°N. CONTINENT. 1 cJhdAMERICAN MAIL LINE m—r"»‘ I xAG i MEM NON Dec. 24 Amaterdiin. London, and Htmbirg I jfijK 5 AFNE4B J*n. 1 Mirseilles, London, Ritterdam and Giaa’ov /S< EiPENOR J a 7 A niter ivn. London, mi
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      609 16 i P» 0.-BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES* 1 (Companies Incorporated ir Ingland) MAIL AHD CARGO S’RYsCEs Feninsmsr and Oriental S. H Co., under esn- Peoa, tract witli His fejratj’» Inta 1M him! Fsf East Mail Service Mata Hari Tirtwardt trem far China end Japan Dec 13 Kastair De'c Pe °”i':
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