Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 June 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 130. VOL. LXXXIX. THURSDAY, 11th JUNE, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      19 1 kTOIiISATSU STUDIO with up-to-date Photo- by elect rio light» jl ’Phone 7YS« I as» TO. BIBZOP BTBBB9. I PBNAN&.
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    THE GHOSTS OF BRIXTON
    493 3 MYSTIC MUSIC AT MIDNIGHT Strange Happenings at a Club and Cinema In the good old ghosts used to confine their attentions to establishments as famous for their gliom as their antiquity, writes a Special representative of the “Morning Pos Nowadays they seem to move with the
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    TELEVISION IN SIX COLOURS
    218 3 TESTS ON GASES American Scientist Makes It Possible Television pictures in different colours are now considered possible by research workers. To overcome possible objections to the reddish orange shade of the neon ’amp, Dr. Lloyd P. Garner, of the Western Television laboratories, has been experimenting with
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    BRITISH FINDS IN BALKANS
    368 4 EXCAVATIONS IN MACEDONIA Bronze Age Pottery Discovered This year's excavations in Macedonia by the British School at Athens have just been concluded. A site in Western Macedonia was chosen, at the village of Armenochori» near Fbrina, some 12 miles south of the Greek-Yugoslav frontier. The narrow
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    “A Vindictive Politician"
    242 4 LORD LONDONDERRY AND MR, SNOWDEN The Marquess of Londonderry, speaking at Chippenham, said that at one tin e they hai some fa th in Mr. Snowden, but’he had deteriorated from the character which he assumed when he spoke to France in connection with the Debt question. Taey
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    Miss Edith K. Drexel
    96 4 DEBUTANTE WHO HAD A £lO,OOO DINNER PARTY Miss Edith Kingdon Drexel, daughter of Mr. an i Mrs. Anthony J, Drexel, was married recently to Mr. 8. Henry Cram in St. Church, New York. Crowds thronged the streets surrounding the church- The bridegroom is a descendant of
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    BRITISH TENNIS SITUATION
    680 4 HELEN WILLS IMMUNE Anomaly of Amateur Position There are other ways of making money out of sport than by labelling oneself a professional. The latter is the more bluff and honest way, but subtler methods can be employed which, while violating the spirit, may yet keep one
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      303 4 ftww. J a> ?JiSI tn For many years Johnnie Walker has held a reputation for fine whisky. This reputation is cherished, the quality that made it carefully maintained. The blend that is chiefly responsible for Johnnie Walker’s popularity is Johnnie Walker Red Label.” Therefore, no Red Label leaves Kilmarnock which
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    SECOND DAY OF SELANGOR RACES
    662 5 DATO BRI IHROWN OFF loDgchamp Springs A Surprise (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 10 The going was good for the races to day, though the sky was cloudy, and a slight drizzle fell during the fifth and seventh events. The attendance was small
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    THE KING’S BIRTHDAY PARADE
    172 5 PENANG VOLUNTEERS Congratulations From R. C. Th® following special order has been Lieut.-Col. J. J. Saunders 0 8.E., D„ Commanding Penang Province Wellesley A ornnteer Corps. The following message of congratulation received from the Honourable Mr. P. T. Allen, Resident Councilor, Penang, is pub lished for
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    PENANG SOCCER LEAGUE CLOSES
    266 5 YESTERDAY’S FINAL GAME P.O.R.C. Registers Fust Win The final match of the Penang Soccer League was played yesterday at Dato Kramat when the P.O.R.C. defeated the A.C.S Union by the odd goal in three. The game was uninteresting and scrappy. The Postal men assumed the aggressive
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    Sunday's Cricket
    65 5 C. R. C. v P. C. C. The following will represent the C. R. C. against the P. C. C. on Sunday at 10.30 a m. on the Esplanade. Lim Cheng Ean, Choong Eng Hye, Chung Ah Yeang, Eu Cheow Teik, Yeang Cheng Phoy, Tan Kim Lum. Tan
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE NEWS
    116 5 Tuesday, June 2 His Excellency was present at the Annual Football Match between the Singapore Volunteer Corps and the Regular Garrison at the Anson Road Stadium. Wednesday, June 3 In the evening His Excellency and Mrs. Scott gave a Ball at Government House in honour of His
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    377 5 Dr. and Vrs. Barclay Barrowman, of K’ang, are leaving for Home by the Boringia. Mr. V. G. Savi, Chief Police Officer, Smgaporo. and Mrs. Savi have left for Home on eight months’ leave. Y’esterday’s bulletin concerning the condition of Princess Marie Louise records a slight improvement after
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    Mr. J.E.G. Smith
    282 5 DEA 1 H GF A WELL KNOWN CEYLON PLANTER The death took place suddenly at the Joseph Fraser Memorial Heme of Mr. J E. G. Smith, of Y’ogama Group. Etbeliagoda, K. V., says the Times of Ceylon.” Mr Smith was taken suddenly ill and was brought to
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      16 5 A cup of iced BO! If IL daily at it a nt, is refreshing and invigorating
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      40 5 OLD KALAYA. Personalities of Old Malaya by Cyril fcxendste, is how on sale at $2 a copy. The volume may be purchased through our agents throughout the Peninsula or direct from the Pinang Gazette Press ltd., la, Penang-Street, Penang. s
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      134 5 ,u Jl.J— ■Fwiifiiwi II r I f nl® A I Ci itfi O I rW X U 9 I W 1 H B f I R JLI s < 1 m U J rite VWZ 6-15 OPENING TO-NIGHT 9-30 The Picture Everybody’s Waiting For! The New Sweetheart of the Screen
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    Young Spendthrifts
    1204 6 A 23 Years-Old Novelist Talks about Economy THIS is a epending age. Who will deny it? Indeed, to such an extent I a 3 bis mad pursuit of taseu hold cf the popul&cs lha the thr'fiy are no long r admired, ae they should b l for their
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    Unrest in Burma
    199 6 TELEGRAM» FRO'4 SINGAPORE CHETTIARS At a general meeting of the Chettiare* (N tukkottai) of Commerce. Singapore, one of the members brought Up the subject of the Burma risi ig and fei’jrrei to the dargeroua situation that ha? arisen. Opinion was generally expressed that in view of the
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    “Hello, K.L.”
    78 6 TRUNK TELEPHONE SYSTEM READY IN AUGUST The telephone system between Sirgipore aid Koala Lumpur will be opened to the public, it is stated unofficially, some time in August this year, and, it is said, will be extended to Penang btfire the end of the year. The installation has
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    GERMANY AND BOLSHEVISM
    932 6 EFFECTS OF PEACE TREATY Berlin Professor’s Warning “The German people cm stand a lot, but the pressure must not continue tco long; otherwise we may not be able to save the Western world a second time from Bobhtvism.’’ This warning ’M uttered by Professor M. J. Bonn,
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    THE DEADLY FEMALE
    655 6 GIRLS MORE PRECOCIOUS THAN LOYS Love Letters at Assize Trial ITj EFORE Mr. E. W. Jayawardenr* |rC Commissioner of Assize, and a English-speaking Jury, a case was tried at the Metropolitan As’iz’s, Colombo, on May 22 in four men named (1) John Perer?, (2) Michael Dabrera, (3)
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    Municipal Band
    46 6 I To-day at the Esp-anade at 6 pm. 11. Match Old Fai.hful H “zmann 12, Overture I Puritani Bousquet 3. Selection Thu Siege of Rochelle Balfe 4. Entracte The Valley of Poppies Ancliffe 5. Finale The King’s Horses Nicholls I God Save the King.
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      103 6 MTTTiwnwii^mMrmraM-BnriiinFirwrr wimiriii ...u.. 'PHONa yrs Best Sound I 264 m Town. 1 6- 5 TO NIGHT LAST NIGHT 930 Fox Epic of Pioneer Daj s! THE JBIG TRAIL The Most Important Picture Ever Made TO MORROW Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Superb Musical Extravaganza “OKasing R-ainbows’ with The World’s Funniest Women Marie Dressier and
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    CRIMINAL DAY IN THE DISTRICT COURT
    967 7 district judge annoyed Clients Going Only to One Firm “I nni extremely annoyed,” said the District Judge, Mr. Forrer, in t ie District Court this morning when Mr. McNiece asked that a case, in which an Indian had been charged with the possession of
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER
    489 7 PRELIMINARY ENQUIRY Hutton Lane Mystery Recalled The preliminary enquiry into the charge of attempted murder preferred against a Chinese named Low Yean Yee who was a.leged to be the assailant of the woman in a house in Hutton Lane on April 8 was held yesterday by Mr.
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    Asiatic Inspector Surrenders
    72 7 ILLEGAL GRATIFICATIONS Mohamed Eusop, Asiatic Inspector attached to the Traffic Department. Penang Police, this afternoon surrendered at the Penang Police Court to a warrant issued on a charge of accepting an illegal gratification of $2 from a Chinese. Inspector Eusop has been attached to the Traffic Police
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    Return of Jockey Wadsworth
    59 7 Jockey Wadsworth, who formerly used to ride for Mr. T H. Menzies, the Malayan racehorse owner, returned to Malaya to day by the s.s. Rawalpindi, and hopes to start riding again. Mr. R. V. Patel, Assistant Government Veterinary Surgeon, who had been on a holiday in
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    ALLEGED PLOT TO CHEAT CONTRACTOR
    626 7 DETECTIVES’ TRAP Three Ipoh Men in Trouble The three Ipoh men who were charged with attempting to cheat an Ipoh Chinese contractor named Wong Cheng were to day produced before Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate, Penang, when further evidence was recorded. Tan Seng Kee, a
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    JAPANESE CHARGED WITH BETTING
    138 7 PLEA OF GUILTY Detectives Raid Barber Shop T. Nazimo, the proprietor of the Japanese tarber’s shop in Leith stiert was to-day pro duced before Mr. Edward Jago charged with having the care or management of a com mon betting house at No. 35 Leith street or
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    Municipal Band
    43 7 To morrow at Dato Kramat at 6 p.m. 1 March Niagara Maddock 2 Overture Carnivalia Williams 3 Selection The Song Of The Drum Finck 4 Intermezzo Pendant Le Bal Gillet 5 Fox Trot The Chum Song Freeman God Save The King
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    ARRIVAL OF H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    194 7 INFORMAL RECEPTION Looking Fit And Well HIS Excellency the Governor of the Straits Settlements, Sir Cecil Clementi, returned to Malaya by the P. and 0. s.s. Rawalpindi which came alongside Swettenham Wharf at noon to-day. Sir Cecil looked fit and well after his holiday although
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    THE CHEQUERS CONVERSATIONS
    145 7 —Rugby Radio Service. Mr. MacDonald Answers Parliamentary Question London, June 10 Answering questions in Parliament regarding the Chequers discussions with the German ministers, the Prime Minister said that as regards the scope of the discussions he could not add anything to the communique. As had al ways
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    WHITE SLAVE TRADE
    104 7 —Reuter, Trouble in South America Follows League of Nations’ Interference Monte Video, June 11 A sensational development of various South American Governments’ efforts to frustrate white slave traffic is ali- ged in connection with the arrest of the Bolivian Consul, Eugene Gorgoroso- charged with issuing Bolivian passports
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    Chinese Swimming Club
    75 7 WATER POLO LEAGUE The following are the teams for the match on Sunday at 11 a.m. Sharks: Goh Cheng Eng (Captain), Foo Meow Fong, Khaw Joo Ti% Cheah Hong Ho, Teoh Chin Whitt Keong Siew Tong and Lim Keng Teong. Reserve: —Lim Keat Seng. Dolphins: Goh Eng
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    Free School
    46 7 ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS The Annual Athletic Sports of the Penang Free School will be held on the School Ground, Green Lane, commencing at 2 pm. All friends and parents of boys of the School are cordially invited to attend. [No date is Qi en
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    Netherlands Trading Society
    19 7 The Netherlands Trading Society has declared a dividend of 6i per cent, for the year 1930.
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      SEVEN WONDERS OF PENANG
      396 7 [To' the Editor of the Pinanj Gazette} Sir, —Penang has been described as the Beauty Spot of Malaya, and the description is not inapt. In addition to the Botanical Gardens, the Ayer Itam Temple, the Snake T.mple and Hill Railway, there are other wonderful sights to
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      PENANG FOOTBALL AFFAIRS
      374 7 Sir, —May I. through the medium of your paper, c all the attention of the Penang Football Association to the Referees of League games. A large number of League marches have now been played, and the refereeing has been shocking. In one it.stance I went to head
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    Lecture on Plant Life
    36 7 Under the auspices of the Young Muslim Union, Mr. F Flippance, Curator, Botanical Gardens, Penang will deliver a lecture on Plant Life” at the Club premises on Saturday at 8 p m.
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    STOP PRESS
    111 7 —Reuter, Wei Hai Wei, June 11 At noon it was difficult to obtain authentic information. The Nr vy ie somewhat reticent. The <rjseidtft survivors are still aboard the Medxvay whieh is standing by the wreck. The Poseilon is lying in a depth of about 110 feet, twenty miles
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      222 7 DIGESTION OUT-OF. ORDER! A COURSE OF PROMOTES SOUND DIGESTION AND SOON puts you RIGHT J JUL. "g. THE PINANG 3AZETTE Jst of Places where the Gazette’ 1 can be bought at 10 Cents. LOCAL. Abdul Rahman, E. and O. Hotel and Runnymede Hotel. Md. Eusoff, Victoria Pier and Swettenham Pier.
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    OUR DAILY BREAD
    505 8 The trade of baker is an ancient and an honourable one, but the Penang bakers, lhough they may be prou 1 of the antiquity of their craft, do not appear to worry overmuch about upholding tradition. Th y are a leased of profiteering. Tint is a grave
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    NOW IS THE TiME
    257 8 We trust that one of the first things our Governor will do, giving practical effect to his optimistic outlook, is to take steps to put into circulation by means of works and services all the unspent money available on revenue or loan accounts here and in
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    PARCEL AIR MAIL
    86 8 fastest surface transport.—Rugby Radio Service. Inauguration of IndiaEngland Service London, June 10 The first parcel air mail from India to Britain will leave Karachi on the Imperial Airways service to morrow and is due in London on June IG. Although the Indian airmail has been in operation
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    BY THE WAY
    1185 8  -  A. H. L. Penang, Thursday. zgX UR welcome to-dav to His I J Excellency the Governor, who returns from have by the Rawalpindi. We do not envy him the task ahead but we hold the sincere conviction that with the new spirit of brave optimism abroad the
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      68 8 K. a E. O HOTEL. I I To night, 11th Jane, 1931, at 9.30 p m AFTER DINNER DANCE P. &O- Oatward Mail. -Dr Optical Friday, 12th Jane. 1931. at 9 40 pm. The Band of the s. s. "President Fillmore” will play at the AFTER DInNFR DANCE. Sunday, 14th
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    Hopes of Saving Entombed Men
    647 9 “Poseidon” Ratings May Be Still Alive t Divers at Work Communication Established With Eight in Vessel Value of Escape Apparatus There is stated to be hope of saving at least eight of the ratings still entombed in the submarine Poseidon twenty fathoms below the surface.
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    TRADE IN PERSIA
    7 9 '.—Reuter. TRADE IN PEPSI
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    SUDDEN POLITICAL CRISIS
    229 9 —Reuter. Liberal-Socialist Split Over Land Tax WILL MR. SNOWDEN RESIGN? London June 11 A Liberal Labour deadlock on the major issue of the Government’s land tax scheme has suddenly developed into a serious threat of dissolution of Parliament. The Government was reported yesterday to have issued an
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    IRAQ PETROLEUM FIELD
    93 9 Reuter. Standard Oil Companies of N. Y. and N. J. Now Dominant New York, June 10 The withdrawal of the Pan American Petroleum Company from the American group participating in the international oil development of Iraq was announced to-day and marks the first break in the American
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    £20,000 GIFT
    97 9 .—Rugby Radio Service. Anonymous Donor and King j Edwards Hospital Fund London, June 10 A trust fund of £20,000 has been given to the King Edwards Hospital Funi by an anonymous donor whose gifts now amount to £54,000. This was mentioned by the Prince of Wales at a
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    DISPOSING OF A QUEEN
    61 9 .—Reuter. Future of Helen of Rumania Vienna, June 10 King Alexander of Yugo Slavia and the Rumanian Premier M. Jorg.» are jointly credited with effecting friendly settlement regarding the future of Ex Queen Helen of I Rumania who will reside permanently! abroad and be entitled to
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    CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF
    113 9 The radio telephone service from Bangkok has again been extended to include Danjig, Esthonia, Finland, Hungary and Sweden. After manoeuvres on Tuesday night the > Japanese naval ’plane which was missing was found to have crashed in the hills near Toda Bay, Shikoku Island. One officer
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    GANDHI FOR LONDON
    33 9 i.' —Renter. Bombay, June 10 The Congress Working Committee has passed a resolution that Gandhi should attend the Round Table Conferenca in Lon don a cepxnunal settlement is not reached?—-Renter.
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    A SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM
    294 9 ,—Reuter Return of The Governor SIAMESE COMPANY’S BIG CONTRACT Brighter Outlook in Australia On the day of the arrival back in Malaya cf our Gove ncr, Sir Cecil Clsmeiti, bringing with him a much-reeded spirit of optimism, we are glad to be able to present readers
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    RAYON OFFENSIVE
    73 9 —Reuter. London, June 11 An ambitious scheme for a British artificial silk trade offensive in the Far East to be launched by Court aulds in conjunction with the Bradford Dyers’ Association and an influential group of Lancashire textile manufacturers is revealed by the News Chronicle. The main object
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    C.G.T. AFFAIRS
    83 9 —Reuter. 200,000,000 Francs Loan from ?tench Govern^ Paris, June 11 The financial situation of the famous ship ping line, the Compagnie General Trans Atlantique. is engaging the attention of the Finance Committee of the Chamber which has drafted in a Bill granting a morotorium in respect of the
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    A QUOTA SCHEME FOR RUBBER
    180 9 —Reuter. Statement in Dutch Newspaper FACTORY RESTRICTION Amsterdam, June 10 Prospects of regulation of rubber pro- 1 duction being reached within a measurable time are better than generally anticipated, according to the newspaper Handelsblad which says the intention to close the smaller factories has been
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    ALEXANDRA ROSE DAY IN LONDON
    109 9 and the King purchased a flower. —Rugby Radio Service. The King’s Carriage Waylaid London, June 10 The Alexandra Rose Day appeal for hospitals was held to-diy and it is honed that by sales of artificial roses &nd street collections £6O 000 will bo raised. The
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    CONSTANTINOPLE SENSATION
    67 9 i —Ri uter. Drug Factory CloscJ FcHowing. Smuggling Hot Constantinople, Juno .0 The largest of three narcotic drug factories in Constantinople has been closed down by the Government and a fine of £lB,OOO imposed upon the director. The Government’s action is a direct consequence of the seizure by
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      DUSUN DURIAN RUBBER ESTATE LTD.
      787 10 REDUCTION IN COST Continuance of Crop Restriction The 19th annual general meeting of Duaun Dur»?n Rubber Estate, Ltd w held in London on May 13, Mr. H. J Welch, the chairman, presiding. The chairman ft’d: It will be seen from the accounts that the company’s
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      LEADING BROKER’S SHARE LIST
      101 10 TO-DAY’S PRIOE3 The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Go’s share list at 11 aJD. to day Yesterday To-day E 2 8 8 Shares >» a 3 13 ffl ffl DC PQ OQ o. c. So. So. Mining Hongkong Tin 14'- 15/- 14 3
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      TIN AND RUBBER
      53 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices 77/V: LONDON Spa* £lO3-2-5 Bp £2-7 6 3 tathi’ £lO4-12-6 Bp £2 5-0 SINGAPORE $52.50 psr Bp SI37J 150 tons <m RUBBER'. lo.Kfcn ***** d, Unchanged New lark 6c. (6atf Unchanged Lecal 91 c. Down 1 c. By Ocurtsiy of
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      SINGAPORE PRICES
      189 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) 3.R. Sheet 9| cts. per pound =per pl 112/50 Nominal. London 2 15/161 New York 6 eta. (gdl) (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys.) Gcmfal Produce Agency Ltd. Singapore Prioos for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follow»: Spot 9 ati.'per lb. June
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      EXCHANGE
      71 10 Penang, June 11, 1931. Bp Courtesy of fAs Chartered Burh On London Bank Demand 3/3 23/82 m < m/ta 2/8 27/32 Private 3 m/ts credit 2/4 1/32 3 Documentary 2/4 5'32 O i New York Bank Demand 56 France T.T. 1,420 I idia h T.T. 155 Bangkok T.T. 78
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      Undelivered Cablegrams!
      8 10 Mjrrgayyan. Shop No. 40 Meehs Street.
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      The Mining Bulletin
      173 10 QUOTAS B3ING EXCEEDED BY MALAYA AND D.E.I. j The April issue < f F.M.S. Balletin j of Mining Statistic? comparea the] world’s total ontput of tin for the fir-tl two montha of the restriction pericd with! the allotted quota?a’ follows March •F or —I with Tone Qiota
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      Madras Presidency
      57 10 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Follower g are the numbers cf a’riv. lq and dera tures to MaPaj Presidercfor the month of May 1931. Arrivals (State aided) Figures supplied by Travelling Inspectors) Adults 4. Arrhali (Olhere) (Figures supplied bv Travelling Inspectors) Adults 1461 Minors 115, I 43. Departures (Figures supplied
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      The Outward Mail
      115 10 The P. and O. (Rawalpindi) which kfi London on May 15, with mails and a fn i comp’iment of passengers for the Fr.r East arrived here at Noon to-day» Among the passengers for Malaya ws-e Sir Cecil Clementi and Miss D. Clemen The other passengers for Petang
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