Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 December 1931
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1931-12-11 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 285. VOL. LXXXIX. FRIDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement367 1931-12-11 1 JtTn AG ATA bboihebs dentists Head Office next to The Dispenaary. laich Office 52, Leith Street “SAND W E L L SECURITY SAFES W i /Zy a«• I ir ii^Mi s 3-k 2 BOSSES z 1 r JuwWH wk —a pggßjjjjE ,W rl British MM I iBRI i Made I367 words
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Advertisement1811 1931-12-11 2 I miscellaneous PENANG TURF CLUB. E Go?d n Hte M NEW YEARJEETING 1932. Whj e |r Ca cutta S t3y <rf C Gsz-tte. Under S. R- A. Rules of Racing. Q r£- 2 Ist Day—Saturday. 9th. January 1932. GREAT EASTERN HOTEL TO IET 2nd Day—Tuesday, 12th. January 1932. IN 3rd1,811 words
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1621 1931-12-11 3 How a Mob of 2,0 JO was Stopped Let L T s Make the Place Run With English Blood” A British officers wife who has just returned to London from Cyprus supplied the 'Morning Post with the following graphic account of the insurrection1,621 words
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Advertisement507 1931-12-11 3 office files, Inefoar lines of letter* in I'," L II A-r’jX ttts sqaare stand for Wo C ,_J K j < ZsLw iJSc-SS w 7 iac :rS ’Mune*. E T R,B r* to Bend you T KB rS Set! Clip Files Fcap ®f FX r 'S.XsbJ±> /.roe nes f’cap H507 words
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Advertisement209 1931-12-11 3 V •i'' 'V ’X». J L .J-- > 7 < —u/Km 'Av V■Mrb Vitality in ths hot Season! VITALITY activity mental and physical rerxHj. siveuess—how much we need them out Ex-t—Low little we have them are some people who seem endowed with lasting energy. How well we know the man209 words
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Article407 1931-12-11 4 HABITS OF THE PELICAN A wonderful bird is the Pelican, Whose beak holds more than his belly l can i They say he drinks Bass From a bottle or glass, t But I don't know how the h...he can. WHAT he thinks is a rare bird fell407 words
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Article145 1931-12-11 4 One Man —Seven “Doles” WHERE BOOKMAKERS TARE RELIEF Tl RETS FOR BETS Amzirg rev ’a ions lave been made following comp a nts that the cost of the dole to New S;uth Wiles has reached £5,000,000 a year. Here are some of them Oae bachelor lai been collecting the dole145 words
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Article58 1931-12-11 4 THE DOWNFALL OF A ’’SLEUTH*’ Detective Brosnan has »he "atrorg ?Sk’/‘‘L r n 8 M’ aUV9 f lh l w *uNew xork e tough quarter for 27 years. He has worked hard break ng up i ange preventing murder, C: tchiug thr BB a d ;hievee.58 words
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Article162 1931-12-11 4 CAPTURED SALESMAN OUTWITS CHICAGO BANDITS As two young salesmen were walking along a buy street in Chicago, each irmed with a bag containing a large quantity of uncut diamond?, a motor-car drew up Uorgside them. The occupants of the car, who were rmed with revolvers, ordered the162 words
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Article117 1931-12-11 4 SIXTEEN TIMES IN GAOL BUT ONLY 17 YEARS OLD Senorita Leonora Ferreira, a 17-year-old student, of Havana, has just completed her sixteenth term of imprisonment. The Senorita leads the students in their opposition to the Cutan Government, and «he was last sentenced on September 30 for demonstrating117 words
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Article85 1931-12-11 4 A WEDDING STORY FROM CHICAGO Twenty-four years ago Rudolph and Mary Beckman, of Chicago, obtained a marriage licence, and thinking that was all that was necessary, they began housekeeping. Several years later Mrs. Beckman discovered that she waa not really married. She was ashamed to let the85 words
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Article84 1931-12-11 4 THE ROMANCE OF A TAXICAB DRIVER Edward Cballatte was a taxi-driver, *nd not long ago he p*cked up Miss Florence McAllister, an heiress, ai a fare at Beverly Hills (California). He drove hie cab so expertly that M’ss McAlister ergaged him ae her chauffeur. They fell84 words
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Article89 1931-12-11 4 WOMAN WITH A LEG OF GOLD Mrs. Gilman, an inmate of the State Asylum for the Insane at Boise (Idaho) has a wooden bg. She has been cared for 6s clarity patient for five years. Some weeks ago people got interested in her leg—the woeden one. It89 words
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Advertisement544 1931-12-11 4 I rSieady Progress-, I I at Home or Abroad Y The stressful climate of Malay makes it essen- 1 tia! your baby’s food should be of fine keeping quality, and have it» richness accurate-u-text to suit oral conditions. Low and :l N X Cate Milk Food is prescribed by Doctors544 words
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Article333 1931-12-11 5 “SILVER ISLANDS” Effect of Distant Earthquake Passengers by the Orient Company’s steamer Orsova describe an extraordinary phenomenon which they witnessed in the Arabian Sea on September 1 when on the way to Australia. Shortly after euneet the ccean appeared to become milky white and333 words
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Article272 1931-12-11 5 £2OO DAMAGES FOR A COMPANY A Jury in the Ko.’a B*nch Division awarded £2OO damages to the Rick Invee'ment Ltd., cf Angd-court, E,C a?alrst the Illustrated Lond n News am' Sketch, Ltd., for 1 be! in a s ory. Three director* of the company, Me.’tre.272 words
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Article110 1931-12-11 5 INSTRUCTS DOCTOR AFTER BEING SERIOUSLY INJURED Flying Officer Ismay Panner man, a ined’eal officer on the stiff of the Roya Air Force at Hal on Oamp, Bucks, who seriously injured in a road accident between Trirg and Berkhamsted, display* ed remarkable fortitude. Although his injuries included110 words
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Article212 1931-12-11 5 MAGISTRATE TO END IT Two Women Sent to Prison 'So f.r as I can, I am goirg to put a stop to the scandal of the law beirg defied in this war," said Mr. Meal, the Marl borough-street M g'strate. Every week there are cares of212 words
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Article272 1931-12-11 5 C.PO W11.L13 INVALIDED OUT OF THE NAVY The hero of the submarine P addon, Chief Petty Oificsr Willi?, has been invalided out cf the Navy. He is moving with hie wife and biby daughter Julia into the new home at Motspur Park, Merton, Surrey, provided by the subscriptions272 words
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Article183 1931-12-11 5 CAPiURING THE SOUTH CHINA MARKET Safety matches have Ugly been imported from J P*n or Sweden. In re cent years, a number of t a ive manufac cries have sprung up and ’hey have able to retam a share t f th j m rket. N vertbelete, m183 words
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Article60 1931-12-11 5 MAGISTRATES FINE COLLEAGUE FOR SUNDAY CINEMA SHOW Mr. A. G. Tggulden, a H rne Bay magistrate. appeared before his colleagues on the Bench to answer two summonses for contravening the by-laws by opening his Casino Pic.ure House on Sunday. f Mr Ugu den owns Herne Bay60 words
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Article942 1931-12-11 5 SNARE OF FFINITY Obstacles To Internationa! Underslarding PROFESSOR Ziinmerncontinu ed his series of lectures on “The new world order” at Manchester College on October 27. the title of his second lecture being “The snare of affinity.” Resuming bis analysis of fuudimental ctst cles to interr.atonal understanding, be942 words
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Article258 1931-12-11 5 INLIAN MILLIONAIRE’S EO3EY London, November 6 “Looking for danger” is the hobby of Sir Jdhmglr Kothari, millionaire traveler, who in an interview in Londor, claim’d he had seen “pracicdly a’l the wcrld has shown,*’ having been round it ten times. Asked why he k’ens on travelling, Sir258 words
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Article104 1931-12-11 5 JAPANESE VESSEL FLIES THE WRONG SIGNAL Hong Kong, Dec e mb’r 2 Some excitement wai c wd yesterday afternoon whea the O.S.K, steamer Deli Msru was eeen entering the harbour flying a flag which indicated that there wai a fire on board. Fire-floats rushed to meet the104 words
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Advertisement21 1931-12-11 5 j Xmas Cards SEE “Pinang Gazette” Stock Now on View Sole Distributors L. E. Tells i Go’s. Trading Society, Singap, re21 words
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Advertisement142 1931-12-11 5 I I I ar “You Can’t Stop Me From Lovin’You” is the title of Ethel Water’s new London success and here are the words of this Snappy Song. You can put flit in my gargle Seal up your pockets with glue S You can even throw fleas On my Pekinese142 words
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Article1228 1931-12-11 6 Fateful Day at Paris China’s Eight Formal Reservations Reuter. Paris. December 1) M. Briand opened the public meeting at 4 42. General Dawes was not present despite general expectation. After Lisintroduc tory remarks, Al. Briand called on Air Yoshizawa. Mr Yoshizawa said he wished to thank theReuter. - 1,228 words
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Article595 1931-12-11 6 SAD FAREWELLS Park-lane House Closed Dawn THE shade of Omar Khayyam must have assisted at a little ceremony which took place on October 31 in I’ark-lune the hauling down of the Union Jack which has flown so long over the premises, at the corner of595 words
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Article34 1931-12-11 6 Rugby Radio Service. OXFORD A OOMPLISH THE DOUBLE London. December 10 Oxford beat rambridge in the interUniversity Association FootL.ll match at Stamford ridge to-day by two goals to one Rugby Radio Service.Rugby Radio Service. - 34 words
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Article45 1931-12-11 6 SCRATCHINGS FOR TO DAY The, following are the scratchings for to day g amateur races at Ipoh: Race 8 Linda Lady 7—Eternity The doub e tote will be on races 6 and 7 lhe big sweep will be held on race 7.45 words
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Article430 1931-12-11 6 C.R.C. v. P.R.G. Latter Defeated by 3 Goals to 1 In a hockey match played on the Hut chings School ground yesterday, the Chinese Recreation Club defeated tbe enang Recreation Club by three goals to one. Thia was the first meeting between these two c'ubs this430 words
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Article176 1931-12-11 6 Perak At K. L. The following players have bean chosen to represent Perak against Selangor on Saturday, at Selangor Malaya Cup M.caulay Barr Leach, ClaavMand, Markham Montgomery, Calthrope, Lewis Liston, Handley, Yancey Fargus, Rycroft and D.Hey. Reserves to travel—Birch and Smallwood Linesman .H. "Whitaker. There is only176 words
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Article180 1931-12-11 6 P. 0. C. v THE REST A match between the Penang Cricket Club and a ‘Rest team will be played to morrow on the Hutchings School ground. The Rest team has been selected by tbe Hockey Con veners of the P R.O the C.R 0 and the180 words
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Article756 1931-12-11 6 The King and Qieen yesterday received the delegates to tbe Burma Round Table Conference at Buckingham Palace. Lord Peel, Chairman of the Conference, introduced the dekgates to their Majesties. Mrs. F. L. Harding, of Kuala Lumpur, is visiting Ipch. Mr and Mrs Ward Jackson are returning to756 words
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Article649 1931-12-11 6 LIST NO. 26 The following further subscription, arc gratefully acknowledged:— i cfq Amount previously published as per List No 25. ***** 5 Cash Box Collection from Pitt St. Chinese Temple 2rp Subscribers from Penang Road Bazaar. Mr Yew Hock (h;. e 3.3 .1 lim Kuan Nar649 words
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Advertisement93 1931-12-11 6 DENNIS BROTHERS PAY LESS But Yet it is a 175 Per Cent Dividacd Dennis Bros., Limited, the Guildford motor engineers, whose fortunate shareholders have had their original capital returned to them many times in tbe form of dividends. have not escaped the effects of trade depression. This time the company93 words
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908 1931-12-11 7 A Paradoxical Claim CONSTRUCTION WORK AS A BASIC NECESSITY FOR PROSPERITY f 9 J N RODUCTIVE expenditures may show profits, whereas commercial and industrial building may kill prosperity- Sack is tbs paradoxic»» e'aim put for vrjrd in Tbe American City New York' p David908 words
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Article93 1931-12-11 7 To morrow at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. 1 March Bravest of the Brave Gay 2 Overture La F land re Bouillon v Selection A Princess of Kensington German 4 Aalse Lyrique Bibeluia Phantasia The Phantom Brigade Mydd'eton t Selection B>na O Guns C oote T Fox Tret93 words
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Article46 1931-12-11 7 MY LIFE AMONG THE SAKAIS” bfT among the Sakais is the title cf the lecture Mr. Granville O Hara wjL deliver a; the Indian Associaticn. Date at cn Sunday, December 13, at 6 30 Pm Dr, K. \fd. A-iff J.P.j will preside. The public are invited.46 words
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Article154 1931-12-11 7 ARRIVALS EY P. AND 0. BTEKMER Tbe P. and O. ss. “Karmala arrived in port this morning from London with mails and tbe following passengers for Penang: Mies M Eyton and Mies M. Finch, The Karmala” sails for Singapore to night. The Dollar liner, "1 resident dams ar154 words
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Article70 1931-12-11 7 On behalf of the Convent Christmas Fund Mr Harold Dove grab fully acknow ledges the following donations List No. 4 E. V. 0. Thomson Esq. 10 C. W. A. Sennett Esq. 25 Hon Mr. Palgrave Simpson 20 Misa Betty Chambers 5 Mrs A D. M. Polson70 words
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Article419 1931-12-11 7 CHETTY LOSES SUIT Echo of Forged Share Certificates In the Supreme Court yesterday Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley upheld the defence of fraud and misrepresentation put forward by Ong Hong Tee who was sued together with another party by T. R. M. X R. M. Veagadasalam419 words
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Article133 1931-12-11 7 PRISONER SALUTES MAGISTRATE An incident not withcut its comic side occurred in the rerang r olice Court this morning when a Hokkien named Yeoh See Lai charged with fraudulent possession of a mascot valued at 50 cts. on tbe five-foot way of 189 Campbell street made his133 words
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66 1931-12-11 7 CHINESE WOMAN CHARGED Gch Bee. a Chinese woman, was to day produced before Mr. A. D Yorke Police the Magistrate, Butterworth charged with the possession of non government chandu at Telok Ayer Tawar Province Wellesley Mr Wheeler, of the Government Monopolies who prosecuted applied for66 words
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Article105 1931-12-11 7 THEFT ON BOARD P. O. KARMALA £250 MISSING Goanese Steward Detained on Suspicion When the P. and 0. Karmala arrived in port early this morning there was quite a stir on the wharf. Immediately the vessel had berthed polio a cfficersS boarded the vessel and no others were allowed aboard.105 words
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Article185 1931-12-11 7 To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette’* Sir, —I was pleased to observe when look ing over your veteran widespread paper, of the Bth instant in tbe "By the Way column, of the praise yon gave Mr. Harold Dove for kindly starting a subscrip tion for the185 words
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276 1931-12-11 7 MR. BRADDELL AND A MONSTROUS SITUATION Judgment was reserved io the F.M.B. Court of Appeal at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday hi the appeal by the Pahang Consolidated Company against the dismissal by the Chief Justice, of their claim against the State of Fahang arising under276 words
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Advertisement17 1931-12-11 7 i I CHRISTMAS CONVENT FUND Ple.se help the little ones to happiness by I sending a donation.17 words
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Advertisement27 1931-12-11 7 SANFORDS RUBBER STAMP INK will help your stamp pad and rubber stamp to fire better impressions and lo□ g e r service. The Pinang Gazette PRESS. LTD,27 words
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Advertisement357 1931-12-11 7 mr Bl ooc i s Stream of Life f 1 pF© TREAT msEASlf| REMOVE THE CAUSE CLARKE’S BLOOD MIXTURE in the treatment of Blood and Skin Diseases gets to the root of the trouble by purifying the Blood. In cases of RHEUMATISM ULCERATED LEGS x. STIFF JOINTS PSORIASIS LUMBAGO ECZEMA357 words
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Article20 1931-12-11 8 Sturt —At Bungsar Maternity Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, on December 10. to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sturt, a eon.20 words
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Article409 1931-12-11 8 In the streets of P<ntug there has appeared a new type of beggar, far removed from the familiar professional mendicant. He represents the unemployed Asiatic clerk and his position bears no comparison with that of the decrepit who moves on a regulir round collecting a cent here409 words
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Article230 1931-12-11 8 China and Japan have approved the League Reso i ution. For the first time since the trouble became acute towards the end of September, the parties have been bro vght together on cem mon round, and to-day the outlook is brighter than has been the case230 words
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Article179 1931-12-11 8 Gee of the outstanding features cf the debate on the Defence Bill at the Legis lative Council meeting on Monday, was the statement made by His ExcoHency the General Officer Commanding the Forces In the course of a reference to local defence, be sail that “le s than one179 words
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Article68 1931-12-11 8 —Reuter Many Prominent Citizens Arrested Riga. December 10 Many prominent Soviet citizens and twelve chairmen of State trusts have been arrested following investigation of the affairs of Centrosoyus. the central body uniting consumers’ co operative societies and the principal trading trusts, Colossal losses to the State are involved,—Reuter - 68 words
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Article39 1931-12-11 8 Rugby Radio Service. I ondon. December 10 When the London money market opened 1 this morning there was a further upwardtrend m the sterling-dollar rate which wis quoted at 3 30{. It closed Rugby Radio Service. kRugby Radio Service. - 39 words
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Article924 1931-12-11 8 Penang, Friday. OC. HE Mantle of Mystery, discirded on’y a few months ago by the tin industry, has now been assumed by the rubber industry. Whatever may be the merits of open diplomacy as extolled at Geneva and other centres of po itical exuberance, the dark, old924 words
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Article33 1931-12-11 8 —Reuter. Madril, December 10 Senor Zimora, the ex-Prerrier, was ejected President of the Republic for period of six years by 862 votes out of 410 cast in the Cortes —Reuter.—Reuter. - 33 words
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Article115 1931-12-11 8 MEETS SON IN-LaW The bon. Mr. J. Genera’ Manager of the F.M 8 Railways, who hafl come on a tour of inspection, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Leigh Clarei s;ent yesterday at f rai. Mrs. Leigh Clare came out about a month ago from115 words
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Advertisement317 1931-12-11 8 PUF vJFJ x EE? > si kR x *&sr -*l_ Hf j i Rr{ A nice excursion and then a »1 11 //'fuFl FiS g. p IF'.r €J N. I Situated at Bth mile Tanj ng Bungah Road in a park of 60 acres with a U m le of317 words
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Advertisement18 1931-12-11 8 O. HOTXU TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE Dance Music by the Band of the s. s. PRESIDENT ADAMS."18 words
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Advertisement26 1931-12-11 8 TEA-TIME TIT BIT :o: One way to cover an old umbrella is to lay it on the floor and place a sheet of brownpaper over it.26 words
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Article1231 1931-12-11 9 Debate on Socialist Censure Motion 4 439 For: 44 Against Reparations and War Debts Key to World Trade Position Mr. Neville Chamberlain’s Speech The Socialist Motion of Censure on the National Government was defeated in the House of Commons late last night by 4-39 votes to1,231 words
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167 1931-12-11 9 was still in an embryonic stage. —Rugby Radio Service. Dr. Eckener’s Visit to England AIR MINISTER INTERVIEWED London. December 10 Mach interest his been aroused in the visit to England of Dr. Eekeuer, Commander of the Graf Zeppe'in, who after visits to Howden and Cardington airshipwas still in an embryonic stage.—Rugby Radio Service. - 167 words
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Article123 1931-12-11 9 -Reuter. London December 10 It is now confidentially be’ieved that a meeting between representatives cf the British and Dutch Governments took place in London last week, but the utmost secrecy prevails and the report that negotiations were concluded to restrict the output of rubber by forty per-Reuter. - 123 words
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Article103 1931-12-11 9 Resolution Adopted by League Council The League Council at Paris yesterday adopted unanimous’y with the support of the Japanese and Chinese delegates the re solution in the terms announced at Wednesday s meeting Sneaking in London, the Foreign Minister, Sir John Simon, said in reference to ths Manchurian situation,103 words
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Article152 1931-12-11 9 Reuter. A MANCHURIAN COMMENT London. Dec. 11 The Times which alone comments on Manchuria editorially, says the League has not confronted its critics with a convincing vindication It regrets the L eegue s failure to dispatch a commission to Manchuria at its own time and on its ownReuter. - 152 words
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Article168 1931-12-11 9 Reuter. Mr. Hoover’s Statement MORATORIUM EXTENSION? Washington, December 10 The re creation of the World War and Foreign Debt Com mission to eximine the question of international payments during the present economic emergency and to report to Congress is advocated by President Hoover in a messageReuter. - 168 words
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Article92 1931-12-11 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Flood of Last Minute Dumping London, December 10 Preliminary figures of British over Seas t trade in November ugain show an increase cf imports, the value of which was greater by two and a half million pounds than in Ortober The first order made—Rugby Radio Service. - 92 words
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Article41 1931-12-11 9 —Reuter. Oslo December 10 The Nobel Peace Prize for 1931 is divided between two Americans, Jane Addams President of the International League for Peace and Freedom for fifteen years, and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler President of Columbia University.-—Reuter. - 41 words
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Article115 1931-12-11 9 The Reichsrai has approve! the minting of five mark silver pieces. The House of Lords after three days’ debate approved the Government's Indian policy. A motion by Lord Middleton for an adjournment of the debate in order to allow time for fuller consideration was defeated I115 words
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Advertisement5 1931-12-11 9 Vahero/. V Bronchial < J PASTILLES5 words
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Advertisement287 1931-12-11 9 I Thsz finest Togs FOR ©ogs and Girls We cordially invite you all to call and inspect our range of Dolls, Dolls Prams 4 Trains, Maccano Sets, Tricks Motor Cars etc., etc., Surpassing in every* g respect to those of previous years. b John Little Co., Ltd., Penang. a l287 words
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Article162 1931-12-11 10 TO DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations tn MESSRS. KENNEDY* Oo.’b share Hat at 11 a.m. to day Yesterday Today ®S S Ĕ m ca Shared >• -s H 3 m OQ M to. o. o. I e. Rubber (Dollar) Connemara .45 .55 .55162 words
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129 1931-12-11 10 KUALA lUMPU3 BRAN3H MEETING The secmd sn :ual general meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Branch of the I istitute of Architect of Malaya was hel 1 in the Masonic Hall, D.maniara Road, at 5 p.m, on Tuesday. The following officers were elected for the year129 words
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Article500 1931-12-11 10 The following passengers ars proceeding par R Jputana V, 364 to Co’ombn and Europe:—Mrs R G Aikman, Mr G Travers, Miss Hobkirk, Mr C M CaldweP, Mr J T Lock, Surg-Lt A Long, Mr E Parker, Mr J 8 Belcher, Professor and Mrs W G Adams, Mr RAR500 words
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Article17 1931-12-11 10 13, 3rd Sunday in Advent. 9am Holy Mai®; 7 Ool Communion at Hajj,’ Bokit’ Te*„h.17 words
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Article141 1931-12-11 10 Latest Londos, Ntw York asd Local Prices riNi LONDON <***** S Up2/G I lha&i *****5 G Op 2/6 SINGAPORE $69- 37i per picul Up 37| c. 75 tors done fitljßßßß taita 3 3/16 Up 3/16 d. Rrw York c. tGohf) Up S/16 c. Litdi 18j c, Up141 words
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Article33 1931-12-11 10 Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to day are) as follows: Spot cents per xb. December 10$ it Jan./Mar. 1982 lOi April/June 1932 11 n Market Firm.33 words
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Article242 1931-12-11 10 Messrs, Boustead Co., Ltd. RUBBER SATES DEPARTMENT Penang, December, 9 The tone of the market during the past week hse been steady and Iced values flthough cl >sing slightly below the best r-cord a gain on balance of 1/8 cent per ’b whilst London is un 1/161 to 31 and242 words
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Article118 1931-12-11 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.047;h auction oa Wednesday when there was catalogued 2,153,730 lbs; 961.49 tons. Offered 1,940,750 lb 366 41 tons. Sold 1,495.398 Its; 667,59 tons. Spot London 31 New York 4j cts Prices Realised Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents per lb118 words
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Article224 1931-12-11 10 DOMESTIC PRODUCTION IN NOVEMBER Domestic production (is aFC’rtsined by exports from Federattd MJay btates, Unfederated Malay S»ateF, and Strait# Settlement») of tin, and tin-ia-ore at 72 per cent., during the month of November, 1931. Waß as follows Tone Tone Federated Milay States 2,488 Unfederated Malay States Johore224 words
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Article81 1931-12-11 10 Penang, Decembar 11 By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank On London Bunk Demand 2/4 1/16 ii w 4 m/ts 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m/ts credit 2'4 3/4 ,i 3 h Documentary 2/4 7/8 On New York Bank Demand 37| nom France M T.T. 940 nom India H T-T. 154£81 words
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56 1931-12-11 10 DIVIDEND No. 6. A Dividend of 2| per cent, less Income Tax at 5/- in the has been declared. This dividend is payable in London on the 30th December 1931 to a’l shareholders on the Register on the 9 h Di camber,56 words
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Article960 1931-12-11 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMES 5 ef S' tfi 1 >• Aller by *7? if Afci Rabbc» e Ajm 'll**» 7 U 2 Ayse Kunhs* Eabbw Betelee Ay si Solek Rnb&ei 4 C Rufcbes_lete**__“ Bt-lta Flentfns Brtr. fttntens Rebber -e* *> 8. eta RnbUr fctete» 8. Mill Rubber C« 1960 words
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Advertisement597 1931-12-11 10 THE PI NA NG W G AZ ETTE Slunnifmede’ Uit h<ti Cke.rlul anJ Cool g 3 bought St 10 LOCAL Christmas Festivities R h v Abdul Rahman, E. and 0. Hcte] Tables may now be booked, Runnyn 8 d« new, 3. K. Md. Yueoff 00., Victoria and Bweiteaham Phr RUNNYMEDE597 words
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Miscellaneous98 1931-12-11 10 Penang Daily Weather Report Temp. Wind, Rainfall Saturday 6 a.m. 74 n b Noon 85 s 17 m.m. 5 p.m. 79 e Sunday 6 a.m. 76 E Noon 85 nw 7 m.m. 5 p.m. 87 b Monday 6 a.m. 74 b Noon 84 s 5 m.m. 5 p.m. 84 nw98 words
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Article140 1931-12-11 11 Latest Quotations Thnrs. Wed. Bat. Dec. 10 Dec. 9 Sept 19 Paris 8815.16 83j 123.96 New York 8 29$ 8.28$ 4.85 i Montreal 8.93 8 94 Brussete 23§ 28i 84.88 Geneva 1615/16 16 A 24.86 Amsterdam 8 3/16 8 13 12 08 64 63| 92 89140 words
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Article254 1931-12-11 11 Penang December 11 Otß. Benares Opium p. »b«ct aom 5 00C.9C ~lava» b lO.OC Told leaf Hen n.OC 'faee PicY’ g nom 170.0 C Bl s 70 0C i, ’-10s 60 00 Coronutej 1 000 »i 15 Of 'lopra Rundriad Eales 5.85 Battane talas U.K Rattan* Ooar»« 10254 words
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Advertisement119 1931-12-11 11 II The New PAGE JAY FENCING s X J if T 7jr ii T EjTtXZxz RE --3 The New “Page Jay’ Fencing is the most Fconomical and durable fence for Estates as a I rotection against pig and deer and for use on Mines, Compounds. Railways. It is neat and119 words
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Advertisement33 1931-12-11 11 Tlw you (Houses of Parliament) thewcw you live it. Nobody ever tires of its delicious, appetising flavour —mellow yet piquant. Totally different from other nnj..:~ v St E RICH Rb'' I TH:CK raurr!r33 words
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Advertisement189 1931-12-11 11 Pinang Gazette Exchange M&rt I Ad vertise your requirements. in advance for 25 words and six copies of the paper g delivered free. I rrrnjußjfci ii 11 r~ St “j have just bought one of z the famous Valet Auto Strop razors, complete with strop J and three blades, and189 words
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Miscellaneous166 1931-12-11 11 ph< No rwil I iffjJES'i’MJ. -p T n M T.H., H„. lt sQv N o s> sr j, M Where Sound Sounds Right. 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-30 z MATINEE Saturday 12th at 2.45 p. m. Half Rates To School Children r LAST NIGHT OF The Famous Epic of BRITISH Heroism and166 words
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Miscellaneous85 1931-12-11 11 at 6-15 find 9 30 Britain’s Mighty Musical! ’•CITY OF SONG” Surging Across the Screen in a Fanorama of Amazing Entertainment It's Rare, Haunting Romance —Tne Glorious Sinking cf a New Caruso JAN KIEPURA Fnd tbe lrillia f p erforaanc3 f an inc m P ara bk> TRU..Y A FILM85 words
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Article1233 1931-12-11 12 Port of Peaaag Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week IN POKT TO-DAY Name of From Sailing For Date of Sailing Steamer Ampang Sitiawan, Dinlinga and Same Porta To-day Fangkor Tapah Asahan and Biioe1,233 words
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Advertisement418 1931-12-11 12 o ip(.Jj PT* relief when sweet, cool V; Germolene is smoothed on the fl i BOre place 80 d ffere «t how. i Y Othet smartin worrying oi nf A rnents. Germolene stop, the obstinate pain and itching at J WT touch gently drives out germs and poisons-and quickly heait418 words
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Article425 1931-12-11 13 DISPLACEMENT OF 81,000 TONS Close Guard Over Mammoth Liner NO hush-hush fighting ahip wai ever built in deeper secrecy than that which surrounds the mammoth Canard liner now on the stocks at John Brown and Co.’s yard, Clyde bwk. Gates are closed against all eave425 words
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Article177 1931-12-11 13 DANZIG ARRANGING BIGGEST OF ALL Dui z g, Novembir 14. An international lottery in aid of the wa; blind of i H nations been organised here by an international syndicate with the approval of the government of the free city, whese precarious financial situation apparently induced it to177 words
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Article103 1931-12-11 13 NOTHING WRONG IN IT— IN MODERATION A few words about drink by Mr. Justice Swift in the coure tf a case at Gloucester Assizes. Alcohol cheers people, loosens their tongues, makes conversation, and spreads geniality. There is no hing wrong in it if it is taken103 words
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Advertisement298 1931-12-11 13 MWWIMMmMBMMF qR| 1 I Jw p®gl I iKr i I Um I r'l 1 \fX nfl w A Ik Jf XxX Z z ma //X X X i xji' «nS ■xx x i m XX /x W tz) /a fe Si XX .S 3 X’ffi rs\ > W\ if jsa298 words
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Advertisement372 1931-12-11 13 FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE. I taFbtv «It i d I I j\ v WX I 13 MMOr l MOLICO is pure full cream milk, in I '> powder form, from cows grazing in a i the world’s finest pastures. Molico is B I ideal for every household use —puddings. I372 words
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Article290 1931-12-11 14 FEDERATION FORECAST Rising Tide of Activity in 1932 The following is the bug'nesa forecast of the Federation of British Industrie! for the fourth quarter, 1931 The suspension of the Gold Standard by Great brit&in on September 21 marks the ckse of an era of contraction both in290 words
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Article184 1931-12-11 14 TOURISTS SURPRISE P. AND O. COLOMEO OFFICE STAFF Clad in sWvele-s a id with b T g bithtowUi wrapp-d round them two Englishmen wearing hats but no socks and shn*«i walked into th* P. and O. Paisags Department at Cvlimbo. The manager of the department, his two184 words
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Article171 1931-12-11 14 Japanese boycott helps canton factories Caotoi, November 28. Tha loci! ra.lve-madi cbth trade has been doing a brisk business since the boycott «as declared by the people here again?t J;osn*se gools. The number of cloth-weaving houses in the city lat ircr ase I from 220 to 300 du171 words
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Advertisement168 1931-12-11 14 w Keep D° ctor aLVa y by the occasional use of EVANS’ PASTILLES. They protect your throat and give relief in case* of colds.coughs and catarrh* From Chemieta every w hero. Made in England m a formula of Liverpool Throat HoaOttaL EVANS’ AWTIStPt'C TMSOAT Pastilles ARE WOMENS' BEST HEL? TO168 words
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Advertisement295 1931-12-11 14 _TMBII——■■ r 1 1 1 1- w.ww-ri T ._Z L. I I r II 111 jiitti —a- -v, Assurance in force over $35,U00,0Ui), Assets exceed <l2 000,000 S. C. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Streit* Settlement*). -is. LONDON OFFICE l 27, Old Jewry, B.C. HEAD OFFICE295 words
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Article662 1931-12-11 15 Penang, December 11, 1931 CHOWRABTA MARKET Mutton— C te. Mutton Indian M per lb 40 Head goat 120 Sheep 90 each Liver with heart lung do 90 1.30 Tripe do 90 Goat or Sheep per lb 40 Sweet Bread per pair 30 Beet per ib 30 Kidney pa662 words
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Advertisement189 1931-12-11 15 z«S 4>> 0 Ow9fe Qgffif W Z=CWF ,</ /gsf G>>/ /£Sr BWw/ vishcw ,z rA:-'X\ tfa <4q fr. |/W Sr- *9 -<J <F W» z: I Big Ben makes no mistakes THE surest way to start any day wrong is to be routed out of bed at the wrong time189 words
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Advertisement351 1931-12-11 15 I 1 7-^sjriu /vssKr? I O?l I if/ I A *X- “BABY g fl can tnMhfuUy !<X 12 X~ WAS FED ON I Doctor ab£ by this Qy pl T TXTT? “Ba Sy was fed on 5 2 oUINorIHNJb Sunshine Gl.x. from birth and has from birth and 2’ X351 words
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Advertisement1287 1931-12-11 16 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE UN? I INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG WEEKLY SERVICE. LONDON N. CONL'INENT. x MERIONES D.c 12 London, Rotterdam and Hamburg JafcaJ jgUasffft i. I x ACHILLES Dec 18 Maret-iliei, L?nlon, Rotterdam, Hamburg f 1 11 l MEDITERRANEAN AND LIVERPOOL SERVICE I jlStwSjEl 1 (?(JKSty I j x1,287 words
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Advertisement771 1931-12-11 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDIA AND APGAR LINES [Companies Incorporated in England MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES Peninsular and Oriental S. Nr Co Penang, Teluk Aneon. g w t under contract with His Majesty’s tenham. Malacca and Sing apore Government, London and Far Service. East Mail Service. Mata Hari De 11 Outwards771 words
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