Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 July 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 170. VOL. LXXXIX. TUESDAY, 28th JULY, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      20 1 Ih.tokisatsu| I STUDIO I wHh up-to-date Photop&phy by clau iiic I fhona TTI« j M 70. BISHOP BTBXM 9 PENANG.
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    INDIAN DANGER SIGNALS
    594 3 [—Renter. INDEPENDENCE” A Warning from Madras A manifesto from prominent mambera of the London Branch of the Indian National Oongrtai omes to hand. Bays the diplomatic correspondent of the Morning Post.” It ifl signed by Mr. Vakil, Mr. Saklatvala, and others, and declares that in spite of
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    THE WORLD OF BOOKS
    5609 6  -  A New Encyclopaedia e Books on India and Japan A Batch of New Novels Coleridge As Philosopher BY RICHARD SIDNEY Everyman’s Encyclopoedia (In 12 Volumes) Volumes 1,2, 3, 4 (Dent. 5/6 each volume). The Publishers have just sent me the first four volumes of their revised
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    Second Day of Autumn Meeting
    1296 7 1 a Selections For To-Morrow Opening Race in Turley’s Pocket Rosemary Again? BY “TIC-TAG” For the first time in Penang She races are to be held on a Wednesday, to-morrow, but this has happened because the original fiveday meeting was reduced to four. Penang race
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    DEATH OF "PRINCE OF BEGGARS"
    994 7 LORD KNUTS FORI Man Win Raised Millions for Hospitals ATHLETE AND FINANCIER A London cable announces the death of Lord Knutsford. Sydney Holland, later Viscount KNUTS FORD, whose efforts on behalf of the London Hospital earned him the name of the Prince of Beggars, was
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      EUROPEAN UNEM LOYMENT COMMITTEE
      127 7 (To the Editor of the Aningr Gazette) Sir—On behalf of the European Unemployment Committee, I shall be glad if you will allow me to express, through the medium of your paper our grateful thanks to all the ladies and gentlemen who orga nised and assisted at
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      AN APPRECIATION
      88 7 Sir, —Allow me to congratulate the Municipal Commissioners on their taste in allowing good music to pervade the atmosphere at the Botanical Gardens last Sunday evening The Municipal Band is welcome there—it is such a diversion; it has been indeed a long felt want. I understand it is
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    Alleged Failure to Complete Agreement
    360 7 SU RE ME COURT SUIT Alleged failure to complete an agreement with regard to the sale of a piece of land in the Province formed the subject of a suit in the Supreme Court this morning when K. Mohamed Ismail, of Pagan Tuan Kechi! sued
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    PENANG CRICKET CLUB
    291 7 JULY LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT The following are the results of Monlay’s ties: Veterans Doubles Handicap: —l5 2 WJ K Stark and E Reimann beat —4 J W Haddon and H Provie 6—3. 6 —2. 4 VI T P Rule and M J Thorpe beat Scr W E
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    Cricket
    127 7 P.O. C. V MR M MORAY’S NON BENDERS XH The f< Rowing are the trams for Sunday, August 2, 1931, on the Esplanade, a’ 10.30 a.m. P. 0. O:—P. V. Adams, A. F. TLughan, G. I. B-gley, P. H. Birt, H. W. Bradv, T. W. Doufclis (Cap*.), G. R.
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    Retirement of Lieut. Col. J.P. Swettenham
    156 7 ,—“MM” By the departure last week on retirement of Lt. 001. J. P. Swetfentam, O. B. E„ the Director of Put! o Works, F.M S.. tuis country loses one of its distinguished ffifi 1», the M. 8. V. R. an cfficv r whose enthusiasm
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    Penang Sewerage Scheme and Sea Lettuce
    122 7 NO FEAR OF POLLUTION With regard to the letter written recently by ”0. N. M.” to the Malay Mail pointing out that a possible consequence of the Penang Sewerage Scheme would be the growth of tbe green sea weed known as the sea lettuce
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    Alleged Possession of Seditious Documents
    67 7 CHINESE CHARGED A Chinese youth named Lau Poh was to-day produced before Mr. Edward Jago Police Magistrate, charged with the possession of seditious documents which have a tendency to directly or indirectly incite any person to interfere with the administration of the law or the
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      7 7 TO-DAY’S P. G. POLLCHANGES SEE PAGE 5
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    SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE
    529 8 As was demonstrated last week the Singapore police authorities are taking every step in their power to suppress what is known as the disorderly house.' Whether they will succeed in their endeavours is another question and does not call for comment here. But there is a
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    FURTHER OUTLOOKMUCH BRIGHTER
    262 8 On Friday, Parliament will adjourn for the summer recess, and will not reassemble until October 20 All the urgent affairs of State —the scandals, abuses, conferences, crises and other matters upon which parliamentary appetites thrive must wait until October 20, and in the certainty that no irksome
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    BY THE WAY
    1223 8  -  A. H. L. Penang, Tuesday. a ESTĔRDAY we wrote of W the Botanical Gardens and > the wise action of the Municipality in giving to the public the bent fit of the services of its band. To day comes a letter from one who loves music congratulating
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      28 8 TEA-TIME TIT-BIT :o: A man who had been very deaf for some years recovered his hearing a few days after his marriage. Fate can be very cruel sometimes.
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    Mr. MacDonald’s Significant Statement
    479 9 —Ratuer. BRITISH PREMIER IN BERLIN I “Basic Causes Must be Faced” OUTFLOW OF GOLD CEASES Relief in London and New York Berlin, July 28 A significant statement regarding war debts and Reparations was made by Mr. Ramsay MacDonald at a banquet given by Br. Bnming in
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    CALCUTTA JUDGE MURDERED
    329 9 Rugby Radio Service. Shot from WitnessBox ASSAILANT KILLED BY GUARD Sympathy of House of Commons Calcutta, July 27 Mr. Justice Garlick, Senior Judge at /lipore, a suburb of Calcutta, was shot dead in Court and his assailant was shot dead by police Mr. Garlick s assailant after
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    ANGLO SOVIET DEBTS
    139 9 conversation with the Ambassador. —Rugby Radio Service. Foreign Secretary’s Representations to Russian Ambassador London July 27 Questioned as to the result of representations to the Soviet 4 mbessador regarding the present position of the Anglo-Soviet Debts Committee, Mr. Dalton said the Foreign Secretary last week had two
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    LORD KYLSANT'S ORDEAL
    75 9 i —Reuter. Six Hours in Witness-box at Old Bailey London, July 27 Lord Kyi san t altogether spent six hours iQ the witness box at the Old Bailey during °ur of which to day he was closely cross examined by the Attorney Genera!. Wit uess strenuously denied
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    PARLIAMENT TO ADJOURN
    207 9 —Rugby Ridio ''er vice. Last Few Days of Session UNCOMPLETED BUSINESS London, July 27 Parliament will adjourn for the summer recess on Friday. Little controversial business is being taken this week, Parliamentary time being mainly occupied in concluding the remaining stages of measures which are to receive
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    AMY JOHNSON AGAIN
    153 9 —Reuter. Leaves London on Flight to Tekyo London, July 27 Amy Johnson flying a Puss Moth, left Stag Lane Aerodrome, on a flight to Tokyo. Reuter. Amy Johnson started on a flight across Russia and Siberia to Tokyo last winter, but was advised to abandon tbe attempt
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    SCHNEIDER RACE PREPARATIONS
    149 9 .—Rugby Radio Service. Pilots Under Intensive Training London, July 27 A new supermarine Rclls Royce S 6 seaplane. one of two machines built for competition in this year s Schneider Trophy contest will make its first flight this week if lhe weather is suitable. A flight would
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    A FEARSOME ORDEAL
    101 9 Reuser. Liquor Panders Surprised by Drunken Natives Worcester (Cape rovince\ July 28 A fearsome ordeal befell thirty armed police determined to end the terror created by native liquor traffic. Pol.ce at night time penetrated the fastnesses of the Hex Mountains to deliver a surprise at ack Lt
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE ILL
    17 9 —Reuter. London, July 27 Mr. L’nyd George is in bed, suffering from haerraturia.-
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    BIG PUSH AGAINST SHIH YU-SAN
    471 9 Reuter British Government and Mr. Thorburn’s Case APPEAL TO CHIANG KAI-SHEK Tokio. July 27 According to a Peking’s special despatch to the Nichi Nichi the Mukdenites have launched a general offensive in an endeavour to check Shih Yu-san’s advance along the Peking Hankow Railway. Heavy
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    SOLD SWEEP TICKETS TO A DETECTIVE
    171 9 Twj Chicese Fired The two Chinese, Ho Kee Teik and Lee Seah Kee who pleaded guilty when charged with selling lottery tickets and delivery of lottery tickets for sale respectively were to day fined $lOO/- each by Mr. Edward Jago Police Magistrate, Penang. The
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    DEATH OF LORD KNUTSFORD
    28 9 Friend of the Poor, Athlete and Financier London. July 27 The death occurred to-day of Lord Knuteford —Reuter. A memoir appears on page seven.
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    WIRELESS PHOTOGRAPHS
    50 9 Transmitted from Siam to New York (From Our Own Correspondent'' Bangkok, July 27 Trials of the Siam Aerial Transport Company’s first two Puss Moths were carried out st Don Muarg on Saturday and official photographs were transmitted by wireless photography for the King’s inspec tion at New York.
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    BRITISH MANNERS ABROAD
    108 9 —Reuter. Mr. Kirkwood’s Outburst at Vienna Vienna, July 28 A vehement British demand for drastia reduction of armaments, tbe abolition of warships over ten thousand tons, and of all submarines and aircraft carriers was a feature nf tbe session of the Congress of theLibrw Socialist International over
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    RUBBER ESTATE OWNERS
    1079 10 MEMBERSHIP TOUR Chettiars to Form Association In the course of their membershipcampaign tour of Mdays on bahalf of the newly form’d Malayan Estate Owners Aanoolat’on, M-sara. Choo Kia Peng, 0.8. E., and K. Arumugam were present at the Chettiar Chamber of Commerce. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday evening.
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    143 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co's share list at 11 a.m. to day:— Yesterday To day gg 1 1 Shares P m P P 5 GQ ffl OQ 0. 0. I 0. to. Mining Ayer Hitam 12/9 13/3 12/6 13/Hongkong
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    55 10 Latest London, Now York and Local Prices TIN-. LONDON Spot SIN 12 S Up 11/3 Mutts' fill-126 Up 7/6 SINGAPORE $55.75 pv M Unchanged IN tons dm RUBBRfh Louden 213/16 d. Down id. Naw Tirt 5Jc. (M) Down 1/1 c. Local 8 J s, Down c. By
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    Tin Exports and Quotas
    84 10 5,484 TONS FOR MALAYA FOR JULY-AUGUST We have received the following Statement from Harrisons, Barker Co., Ltd., the Local Secretariee of the Tin Producers* Association (I icorporated):— b» r •a i s 5 S ffl 2 ĕ Ql t'B Mai/June 17 261 9,576 10,966 2,481 40,284
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    RUBBER STOCKS
    30 10 U.K. FIGURES DOWN BY 1000 TONS Rubber stock figures issued in London tea* night were: Lcnion 81,104 tons, decrease 662 tons. Liverped 54,335 ton?, decrees a 362 tone.
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    SINGAPORE PRICES
    364 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE) S.R. Sheet 8i ole. P**’ t>oimd “ger pl $ll/83 Fader. London 2 13/ 6d New York 51 ots. (gold) (By Courtesy of Mtttrt, AUen Dennys.) General Produce Agency Ltd. Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day ere as follows:—• Spot 9 ots. per
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    72 10 (Rugby Radio Sbrvich) London, July 27 Paris, 123 90; New Yorlq 4.851 Brussels, 34.80; Geneva, 24 90; Amsterdam, 12.04; Milan 92.80; Berlin 20} Stockholm 18.15; Copenhagen! 18.16; Oslo, 18.16; Vienna, 34.55; Prague, 164; Haisingfors. 193; Madrid» 53 35; Lisbon, 110; Athens, 375; Bucharest, 817 Rio, 3j£ Buenos Aires,
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    The Mails
    49 10 The homeward n ail by the g.s. KraPa a ckH»B at 10 a.m. on Saurcay. the Ist proximo. The «.a, Rajula with tr ails desratahed from L mdon on July 9is expected to a-rive here a v 6 a.m. on Friday, the 31st ins a at. j
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST
    935 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST ill fi XCBBn VDMIaa.I ADerby 50 70 Aloi Ga>b Bubbes lyol Hftem m M Aya Kontaf Babb« fctete» AyS Mol* B»**" *C| Ayer Panss Bobber fcb>Ses 8J 80 BalaaHPianttD* BvnSlaate Kabbes Cfe Bata Rwbb— w BeSioH Planta Bente Babbw Kitetes 53 7C BoreUl Bubbes CO J
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    GROWTH OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
    384 11 MARKED ADVANCE Over 10,000 Practitioners Now Working Remarkable progress was reported at the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, at which many nations were represented in an audience of 6,000 members, and the continued growth was shown to
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    PUBLICITY MEN IN CONFERENCE
    450 11 NEWSPAPER MANAGEMENT Ihe Value of Press Advertising Mr. 8. P, Thornett, speaking at the newspaper management session of the Advertising Convention at Gloagow on June 23, suggested that the creation of a news:aper research department serving the interest of all those concerned with aiverdsing—producers and users
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    ANGRY SCENE AT MEETING
    711 11 R. 8. P. 0. A. UPROAR Platform Rushed and Chairman Defied Almost continuous scenes of uproar, culminating in the closing of the meeting after two and a quarter hours, marked the annual meeting of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, held in
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    THE INSURANCE "GAME"
    229 11 ,AGIINST THE WEATHER County Cricket Clubs Getting the Benefit HOW many of the cricket enthusiasts in this Colony realize that insurance policies against rain a**e taken out by counties participating in the Cdunty Championship? Nevertheless it is true. News from home tells us that Mr. Robert Gambles,
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    ANGLO-ORIENTAL MINING CORPORATION
    567 11 THE TIN PROBLEM Mr. Howeson on the Quota Scheme Speaking at the third ordinary genera meeting of the Anglo-Oriental Mining Corporation, Ltd., in London on June 30, Mr. John Hiweeon, the chairman, said it had been a year of unrelieved misfortune for the producers of nearly all
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    EXCHANGE
    70 11 Penang, July 28, 1931. By Courtesy of The Chartered Bank Ou London Bank Demand 2/3 23/82 fl m/ii 2/8 27/32 Private 3 m/ta credit 2/4 I 3 Docnmon’iary 2/4 i Oa New York Bank Demand 56 France M T.T. 1,420 ladia T.T. 155| Bangkok T.T. 78 Batavia T.T. 139
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    GOVERNMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS
    593 12 SEREMBAN RESULTS Mrs. Simmons Presents Prizes (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 25 The annual athletic sports of the King George V School were held to day on the school padang. There was a large gather ing of friends and patrons of the school. Mrs. Simmons,
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    The Chief Secretary
    97 12 MR. ANDREW CALDECOTT APPOINTED A supplement to the F.M.S Government Gazette issued on Saturday contains the following; The Hon’blo Mr. 0. W. H. Cochrane, 0. M. G., M. 0. 8., Chief Secretary to Government, Federated Malay States, has been granted eight months’ leave on full pay. with
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    "NO, NO, NANETTE" AT THE MAJESTIC
    248 12 film version Some Old Song Favourites Revived The screen production of "No, No, Nanette.” which opens at The Majestic Cinema to night, contains song hits from the original stage show as well as many new numbers which have already attained great popularity since the
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    Malayan Exhibition
    535 12 PROPAGANDA FILMS TO BE SHOWN One of the features of this year's Malayan Exhibition is to be the exhibition of pro paganda films by the Medical Department, the Co operative Department and the Agricultural Department. A large exhibi tion hall has been erected in the Exhibition grounds and
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    408 12 The King and Queen left London yesterday for Cowes where Regatta Week opens next Monday. Their Majesties travelled by Royal train to Portsmouth, where they will embark in the Royal cutters Victoria and Albert. Dr. W. Puleston Jones of the Malayan Medical Service has been seconded for
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    Sir Cecil in Perak
    282 12 PROMINENT PERAK MEN HONOURED An interesting ceremony took place on Sunday afternoon at King’s Pavilion, Kuala Kangsar, when H. E. Sir Cecil Clementi, High Commissioner, F. M. 8., presented the Certificates of Honour which, on the occasion of H. M. the King Emperor's Birthday, were awarded
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      202 12 Special Race Week Attraction majestic 6-15 TO-NIGHT 930 FIRST NATIONAL’S Glorious Comedy Spectacle of Mirth, Melody. Colour and Romance with BEAUTIFUL SCENES IN GORGEOUS NATURAL COLOUR. 3 jEw) mF *v i\ j fJt ak I u K f Wt Sx/L aCStz M v mm t»w > I /Utmkmycs* W x
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      187 12 THEATRE BOYAII MONDAY. 27TH WEDNESDAY. 29 TH BILLY SULLIVAN IN “The Heart of a Coward 5 ree s RALPH INCE IN “Better Way” t 6 ree| s BARBARA BEDFORD IN “Sunshine of Paradise Alley” rce)s “Bachelors’ Boy” (comedy) NOVELS In Search of England. H. V. Morton. j.. In Search of
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    MAN-MADE ISLANDS ACROSS ATLANTIC
    715 13 SEADROMES Verne-like Scheme Has Strong Braking FIRST news of the scheme to establish synthetic islands across the Atlantic was greeted by the public with scepticism. But other people, more important than the man in the etreet. are impressed with the idea. So much so that, according
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    926 14 Port Of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines THK following ii a list of veseolt arriving and sailing from Penang during the r»ek IN PORT TO-DAY mi Dajak from Batoe-Bahra, Belawan-Deli, and Simpang-OLm Sails to-day for Langsst BatoeBahra and Belawan-Deli at a. m. 8 S **Krian w
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