Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 December 1931

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 297 VOL. LXXXIX. MONDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 1931. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      17 1 Ih.tokisatsu STUDIO with up-to-date Photography by electric light. 01 I ’Phone 772, 68,70, BISHOP STREET, I PENANG.
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      1668 2 position vacant jpfcXANG WRF CLUB. BANKS. F. M. s. RAILWAYS Wanted. —LADY travelling to NEW YEAR MEETING, 1932. \A/ 1 I L ISSUE mM*w«b y Under S. R A. Rules of Racing. CHARTERED BARK HQB6KORB SHANGHAI BAHKIK6 idm TIPKFTQ GzMte Apply Box 161 c o iraDB S Day—Saturday 9th January
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    HOLIDAY FOOTBALL MATCHES
    539 3 LOCAL VICTORIES I cnang Men Too Good far Perak Visitors Two football matches were played at L enarg this week-ead. The was first on Christ mas Day when the Taisun School Union defeated the Ipoh Corinthians by the only gcal scored in the match «nd the other
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    SPRINGBOKS WIN
    152 3 After I osing Full Back London, December 26 The Springboks p ayed their second match against a London XV. at Twickenham to day and won by 16 points to 8 despite losing tho full back V?hQ was injured in the first minute, The team have a week's rest
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    SIAM TRAIN WRECKERS
    182 3 Attempted 700,000 Ticals Seizure SLEEPER ON L’NE (From Oar Own Correspondent) Bangkok, December 26 Something unusual half a mile ahead, picked out by the powerful headlight caused the driver of Tues day night’s ChengmaiBangkok express to apply his brakes. As the train draw to a standstill, the
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      475 3 TEE I PINA NG GAZETTE jtjt of ri»ce» wfiere the "Gautte’ can bo bong&t st 10 Certs. ■Bk r 1 local g&hmMt B. and O. Hots! hc Ruasymedi Hotel, 8, K. MS- Ytwoff 4 Oo. Victoria Pits aad Swettanbam Pisr. M 3, Ism’b Money Chanter 4, Beach 8» The Federal
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      341 3 4S I\ I©] wOx j ii l 1 11/1 s° A b pure > I without a drink I I T t^ie y our Parker Duofold travels a long way p I without a drink. Fill it today it writes 6000 I Bd'jiWs a K words or more before the
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    Carry On Pays $106 at Kuala Lumpur
    825 4 Yesterday’s Results Speardale Surprises in Last Event Double Tote Pays $1,616 (From Our o>vn Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, December 26 Fine weather favoured the second ■day of the Selangor Turf Club Christmas Amateur Meeting which was attended by a large crowd. The dividends were
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    English and Scottish Football Results
    1629 5 Everton Still Scoring Christmas and Boxing Day Matches London, December 25 DIVISION 1 Aston VUla 7 Middlesbrough 1 Blackburn R. 5 Everton 3 Slnckpool 2 Chelae* 4 Bolton W. i Leicester C 0 Grimsby T. 2 West Harr, U. 1 rverpool 3 Sheffield W. 1
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      250 5 1® JL tew* ;^>^^V A ■/3psh*'. »v ..j\^ 's. “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 bnappy Song. You can put flit in my gargle Seal up your pockets with glue You can even throw
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      25 5 hBllllliiimilllBllliilBMWIII i IIillPlim hli I WIHIMI IHRIIinra TTiTinniTr iJll “DRINK NOTHING WITHOUT I SEEING IT” (Portuguese Proverb) T. i AND SEE THAT IT IS ALLSOPP’S
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      170 5 MAJESTIC 615 TO-NIGHT 9-30 Another operb Fox New Season Release JOAN BENNETT with a Brilliant Cast in “Hush A Greet Human Tia s cdy. ADDED ATTRACTIONS “KINGDOM OF SHEBA” Fox Magic Carpet. ‘FIGHTING PAQSON” (M-G-M Comedy) Latest Fox Movietone News and Pathe Gazette depicting 1931 Armistice Day Celebrations in London.
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  • News From All Parts
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      STATIONMASTER AS A MODERN ROBIN HOOD
      225 6 £3 000 WAGE FRAUD “Fobbed the Rich for the Poor” A who was a aid by c or gel to have "acted th© role of Robin Hobin Hood, relieving the rich of their surplus money and distributing it amongst the poor,” wasin the dock
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      The "Soft Answer" on the Telephone
      154 6 SLOGAN FOR BUSINESS HOUSES The Importance to a firm of its telephone operator’s voice vas emphasised by Sir Franc's in a paper read at a meeting of tho lLc:rporated Accountants’ S.udents’ Society of London. *’An ill-mannered, impatient, hardvoiced tel-phone operator is an abomi nation
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      Bride Took Off Her Veil
      131 6 AND RAN FROM CHURCH IN MIDDLE OF SERVICE In the not'd!© of a wedding serUas a bride at Kratov?, in South Serbia, suddenly tore of her ve 1, threw away her bouquet, and cashed out of the church shouting that she would not marry the
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      The Foreign Legion
      66 6 SWISS RECRUITS BARRED Geneva, December 22 All Swiss citizms are henceforth forbidden to join the French Foreign Legion Tinder the provisions of the new Swiss Military Penal Code, which threatens transgressors with imprisonment if they fall into the hands of the Helvetic authorities. Swiss citizons are prohibited
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      Cost of Keeping Clean
      30 6 More than £l4O 000,000 is pail a nu ally by Americi for cl anlire’S. The money gore to 1 u d e», dyeing «leantn g establiahnaeLli.
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      ARCHBISHOP OF YORK AND DOLE CUT
      234 6 HIS DEEP REGRET An Absolutely Necessary Step The Archbishop of York, speaking at the York Diocesan Conference, said: “I share very completely the opinion of the country as expressed at the recent election, but I feel very deep regret at the reduction of the
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      France and Foreign Workers
      178 6 THEIR RE3TRICIED ENTRY Pari’, December 22 A Bill aiming to protect French workers from unemployment by restrict!ng the number of foreign workers employed in under'akings each owned or centre 1 ed by the State, w:s manimouJy adopted by the Chamber after an allnight sitting early on
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      Blind Treasurer of the Blind
      180 6 REMARKABLE CAREER The anoointment announced of Dr. Ernest Whitfield, the blind violinist, as honorary secretary of the National Institute for the Blind, is the latest achievement in a remarkable scholastic, commercial and musical career. While he was still a young man h’s genius promised to
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      The Gold Conundrum
      55 6 EFFECTS ON TOK IO EXCHANGE Tokir, December 22 The Stmk Exchange which open’d a Yen 160 40 io the afternoon session and advanced io 163 50 suidenly dropped to 154 on account of a rumour that the Uui'.ed States was goirgiff gild, and also that stocks in
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    HU YEW SEAH 17 TH ANNIVERSARY
    1129 6 HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS Successful Variety Entertainment And Dinner THE 17th anniversary celebrations of the Hu Yew Seah were held during the Christmas vacation. These included a general meeting of members of the Seah, an exhibition of work, a variety entertainment by the girls of the
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    BANGKOK TALKS TO LONDON
    470 6 The Ntw Wireless Telephone Service A correspondent writis to the Birgkok Times: The ex ension of the wirelestelephone facilities to Great Britain should lead to an increase in the volum of wireless teleph ne work to and from Bmgkok. The method is simplicity itself. Ail that
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    Lord Ky sant's Health
    136 6 CAUSING SOME ETY Oo the »038 of h>s appeal Lord Kylsant went to tho p.-is on looking well and fairly bright. After s x days, however, he was removed to th© prison hospita’, where he has remained ever since. Hs condition has given r'sa to S'me
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    727 6 Mr. H. Parry has b©*n arpu’nted to be a member of the Pilot Boar Penang. Mr. A H. M L’S was a passenger tn Kuala Lumpur last night by lhe ma.l train. Mr. D. R. A. Hcb’yn who went »o Kuala Lnmour returned this morning by the
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    Xmas Tragedy at Singapore
    175 6 EUROPEAN SENTRY FOUND >HUT Shortly sft’r 10 o’c'ock on Friday n’ght th© European ary on duty at H'nse wao f:uod ihot in the h’ad und he was removrl to hospital where he died two h rrs 1 ter. It appears thit hi seem d to b©
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    Ancient Jest Resented
    328 6 INCIDENT AT ST. ANDREW’S NIGHT FESTIVAL j T e ancient j «st abjut Sc3tt r sh thrift IQ3B landed one London rateu mt in I trouble, I la enn ection with a St. An?r©w’s I Night festival, th© mansgemeot issued a J tartan circuit obtaining fiini i
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      92 6 OFFICE FILES. All Steel Clip Files foap m n oblong Apron Files fcap Board Clip files fcap 0 u 4to Bull Dog Clip Ff.es IF—2 —3® Criterion files f\ap Falinge »> Hook files Iron base Wood Krab fcap 4to Master clasp 3F —6J a Presto file 4to fcap Rotax files
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    GOVERNOR’S NEW YEAR TOUR
    250 7 THE WEST COAST 10 Days at Bel Rttiro H.E the Governor, Lady Clementi and jfigg CltK.EDti, accompanied by Mr. R. J fortis Aide de Camp, and Mr. M. Corry Private Secretary wiH ’eave Singapore at midnight on Monday. January 4, 1982, by the sy. Sf Belle’’
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    Badminton Matches
    184 7 HU YEW SEAH’B EA'Y VICTORY Tbe fo lowing are the results of the badminton matches between the Jolioynes’ tf Kuala Lumpur and the Hu \ew Seah which were played on Friday and Saturday: Singles Leow Kim Fatt (J) beat Liew Ah Foo (B. Y. 8.) 15 4: 15
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    Christmas at the Convent
    42 7 On behalf of tbe Convent Christmae and I atefully acknowledge the follow ia i? donations:— -Donymots 2 E M Evarg Esa 5 Anonymous 10 H. 0’ Maas Esq 5 S 22 Previous’? acknowledged 759 Total $7Bl H. Dovb.
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    Alleged Criminal Breach of Trust
    65 7 salesman and collector CHARGED A Chinese named r hekGin Teik until C€n !ly-ik-rnm and colieotor employed y lhe Singer Sewing Machine Company l day charged wiih criminal breach of tof >3f) r property of the firm. D3 Pector Lewis who prosecuted applied Week a j
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    SATURDAY'S WEDDINGS AT PENANG
    950 7 JOOD kLT DOUGAL NfGOMhRIE .DKAQON-GREGORY The wedding took place on Saturday 0 mT D W n- Geo,,ge 8 Churoh Penang p r W,ll,am Sanford Hoseas on r e enang repre 9®ntative of the North Pw 18h u a d Meroanti,e Insurance Co, Ltd eldest son of
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    DISTRICT COURT CASES
    203 7 CHANDU PROS CHITON3 A Theft in Seasonable Taste Two Chinese. Ong Ah Soon and Loh Young, were produced bpfore Mr. H. A. Forrer in the Penang District Court this morning charged with possession of re prepared chandu dross. Inspector Hunt said that when he visited the accused
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    DRUNKEN REVENUE OFFICER
    247 7 CHARGE OF MISCHIEF Accused Convicted and Fined Appearing in the dock in uniform, a revenue officer named oster Aranjo was to day charged with mischief by tearing tbe hood of a ricksha at Naw Line on Decern ber 25. He made no plea beyond saying that he
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    BRITISH FIRM’S ENTERPRISE
    148 7 CIGARETTE GIFTS United Kingdom Tobacco Co.’s New Premises In these days it is pleasing to see that at local business concern is enter-1 prising enough to launch out upon an ambitious advertising scheme. The United Kingdom Tobacco Co., Ltd have just opened new offices at No. 2
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      99 7 zsx I The Report of the i I British Economic I g I Mission to the Far J s East says:— “British Publicity i (in the East) is j LW I Far Behind the Times I 1“ a I and is ineffective...” J The Pinang Gazette I and Sunday Gazette
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    FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
    57 8 Ashby-Ashby.—Eagle—The engage went is announced between Cecil George of Vai DOr Estate, British Malay», only son of Mr. George Ashby Ashby, late of Qienby Hall, Leicestershire, and Mrs. Frances Ashby Ashby, of Richmond, Surrey and Rene Oeciley second daughter of M ijor F. Eagle (retired, R M L.1.l
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    MARRIAGE
    55 8 Hoseason— Goodall —At St. George’s Ohurch, Penang, on Saturday, December 26, by the Rev. Keppel Garnier. Colonial Chaplain, Penang, William Sanford Hosea eon eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sanford Hoseason, of 39, Sedgecombe Avenue, Kenton. Harrow, and Mary Julia only daughter of the late < ommander and
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    THE END OF REPARATIONS?
    492 8 The report of the Basle Committee to some extent clears the air. It states that Germany has established her claim to a moratorium during the year commencing July nexf, and goes on to assert that transfers from one country to another on a scale so large
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    THE LAGGARD
    296 8 j Bangkok can now communicite with I London by wireleso telephone. Bald as it is, that statement conveys a great deal mora than is perceptible to the eye. In the first place it is a tribute to the progressiva policy of Siam: in the second, it is an
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    BY THE WAY
    1007 8 Penang, Monday. •jfT is all over—even the shout- J iog. The work-a-day world Q shook itself, not unwillingly, into harness again this meriting, for Christmis this year, though as merry as usual, formed the la>t ’> milestone in a year of slump, e slump, slump, and everyone
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    RAILWAY FLOODS
    120 8 La? proved Set vices <K2 I East Coast Line Advice) I Kuala Lumper, December 28 I The flood level at Mentri fell yesterday Ito six inches above r&il level and trains are I to-day running through to Kuala Lipia* I The normal train service from Gernaa to I
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      211 8 I F r snd soups t .s^r^fc^4z z/ l Evep y Stews s Sort 0 anj Savou|, y Sauces Dish. Improves All Meat ishe \|BmH7 r APPETITE Jj n j ars xoz 2 oz oz ,g oz j 6 oj> SOLE AGENTS. I John Littls Co., Ltd., Penang. «W W^ILP*.',
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      62 8 E. O. Hotel New Year’» Eve, Thursday, 31st December Special Dinner and Fancy Dress Ball Dinner $4 per head —Dancing to I-45 a.m. Four prizes for best costumes —2 Ladies 2 Gents. Tables may be booked at Hotel Reception Office. ’Phone No. 322. j tMnang Gazette ESTABLISHED 1833 London Agents
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      15 8 I TEA-TIME TIT-BIT i jo: <( What do mince pies mean? asks a correspondent. Indigestion. I
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    129 8 DEATH At the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on Saturday, December 26, 1931, Valentine Connor the beloved wife of Mr. M. onnor, of the P. W. D Dukit Yertajam, at the age of 83. May her soul rest in peace8. 8 F. M. S., and Indian papers please copy- Obituary MR3. M.
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    MADMAN RUNS AMOK
    255 9 NINE MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD Motorist Shoots All He Meets Two Europeans and seven natives were murdered in cold blood near the town of Bethlehem Natal, by a man who, when the police were on the point of capturing hint after a motor-car chase, turned his weapon
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    LONDON’S LITTLE GOD
    54 9 I. —Reuter. Eros Unveiled in Old Position Loudon, December 28 A few minutes before midnight the little God Eros, London's most beloved statue Which was removed in 1925 owing to Pic Cadilly Circus alterations, was unveiled in its old position to the cheers of thous mds of
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    N. W. FRONTIER TROUBLE
    52 9 Reuter. “Red Shirt’’ Leader Arrested New Delh Dacember 25 Abdul Gaffur Khan, leader of the "Red Shirts” who has been stirring up trouble on the North West frontier, has been arrested. Peshawar. December 27 Up to the present 188 Red Shirts have been arrested in five
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    COMPLETING “CONQUEST” OF MANCHURIA
    46 9 Reuter. Frank Declaration Washington, December 28 Japin’a notification that she will continue operations at Chinchow was received with marked Government silence but it is interpreted in diplomatic circles as a frank Confirmation that Tokio fully intends Completing the 1 conquest” of Manchuria.
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    $1,500,000 FIRE
    35 9 —Reuter. Pennsylvania Railway Workshops Gutted Altona, Pennsylvania December 28 As a result of a $1 500 0 10 fire which occurred in the Pennsylvania Railway Workshops 1,10 persons have been rendered idle. —Reuter.
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    JOINT MANOEUVRES
    38 9 —Reuter. U. s. Naval and Air Forces Washington, December 28 It k officiary announced that extensive joint manoeuvres of the entire Ln.tod States Naval and Air Forces will occur on Havfcii from February 6to l Reuter.
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    ECONOMY IN THE HOUSE
    97 9 Speaker's Official a- inners Cancelled TWO LEVELS The Speaker of the House of Commone will hold two Speaker. Levees next ye t -on Friday, February 26, and on Friday, March 4, at 9 p.m. It is announced that owing to the need for economy, the Speaker
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    TEA AND IMPORT DUTY
    171 9 —Reuter. A Broker’s Letter Lon ;on, December 28 If the wholesale importation of cheap tea is allowed to continue miny Empire tsa companies will be ruined is the fact stressed by Messrs. Thornley and Company the Mincing Lane Rubber and Tea Share Brokers in a letter
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    CHRISTMAS ACCIDENTS
    145 9 .—Reuter. 200 Deaths in the United States London December 27 Christmas 1931 was characterised with the usual worldwide crop of tragedies and comedies ranging from Great Britains warmest Christmas for seven years to a CbriEimas Day revolt in Chile. The most outstanding happenings w ra as follows New
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    REPARATIONS POLICY
    44 9 Reuter. Great Britain and France To Confer Paris, December 27 Me. Ramsay MacDonald has invited M L*val to confer shortly regarding the repa rations policy of the two countries as a preliminary to The Hague Conference according to the Havas Agency. —Reuter.
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    “COFFEE GAS”
    52 9 —Reutsr. Using Brazil’s Surplus Production Rio de Janeiro December 26 The streets of Rio may be lit by "coffee gas’ as a resu't of the gas company a ex periments to obtain an illuminant gas from the coffee bean in order to use up Brazil e surplus coffee
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    Dean's Star Opera
    57 9 SEASON AT THEATRE ROYAL EXTENDED Dean’s Star Opera of Singapore extend their season for another week from to daj and wiU stage to night ‘China Keientong the wel’ kiown Chinese comic play Mr. Syed AH and Mohamed Noor, thf two c’ovns, will take part. Miss Tijai 6t
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    TELEVISION ON OCEAN BED
    412 9 Deep Sea Secrets to be Revealed WORKED FROM SURFACE I have had an interview with Dp. H. Hartman, the sub marine explorer and engineer of New York, who is at present on the Riviera testing his new submirin? television apparatus, com bined with a motion picture
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    Penang Brownies
    99 9 CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT BY M 133 DA SILVA In connection with the Penang Girl Guide movement, an enjoyable Christmas party was given to a large number of brownies by Miss E P. da Silva at her reiidence in Burma road yesterday even ing. In addition to the brownies there
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    “ Hello Penang ”
    37 9 Hello Penang As a result of the recent performance 3 at the Town Hall. Penang, arranged by Mr. W. L. Kitserow a cheque for $1,057 4 3 has been passed on to The Poppy Day Fa ad.
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    THE MISERY THAT IS RUSSIA
    438 9 Visitor’s Story of Conditions SOAP UNKNOWN A London newspaper has received the following letter from a correspondent who has travelled through Russia recently I found things exceedingly bad in Russia, much worse, in fact than they were two years ago It is hateful to sacrifice
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    HOLED IN ONE
    69 9 Singapore Players’ Feat in Siam (From Our Own CorrespondenU Bangkok, December 28 Straits and Malayan entries for the Open Golf Championship of Ham played over the Hua Hin course on Christmas Day did not meet with success. Wollerton of the A siatic Petroleum Com pany, Singapore, was
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    Alleged Gang Robbery
    80 9 TWO CHINESE CHARGED Alleged to have committed gang robbery on December 8 at a house at Lan Ohu Yen. two Kheks named Wong Wan and Hoe Yau Khoo, appeared this morning before Mr, Edward Jago, Police Magistrate Penang. When the charges was explained to the accused Detective
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    Possession of Non Government Chandu Charge
    100 9 CASE TRANSFERRED TO DISTRICT COURT Charged with possession of non govern ment ohandu at 26 Love Lane on Decern ber 26 a Cantonese named Si Toh Fob whs produced before the I'enang Police Magist rate, Mr. Edward Jago. this morning. On the application of
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      236 9 THIS IS THE NEW Low Priced “His Master’s Voice” Portable Gramophone Model 99 Isl Price—Black $36 JSiilß|B| Colours $4O Call and hear this machine without any obligation whatever at s’\2Fvi s MOUTRIE Co LTD 16, Bishop Street, PENANG. FUN Special New Year Suprise ON JANUARY 1, 1931GALA NIGHT A DANCE
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    113 10 TO-DAYS PRICES The following were the latest quotation b In MESSRS. KENNEDY* Co.’a ahara Hat Bi 11 a.m. to day Thursday To day S S S Sharks M£ m to 0. 10. •0. Minin j? Hong Fatt -3S .41 .38 .41 Kinta 1.05 1-07 J 103
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    Tin Prices
    69 10 Messrs Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. London December 23, Spot £141.12 6 three months’ baling £144.15,0 three month’s selling £144 17 6. ifesrrs. Boustead d Co Ltd. 28;h Decemb* quotation for Sir g 5 pore refined tin $7l-37* per picul, business done 75 tone, Penang refined tin $7l-25 per
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    36 10 Singapcre Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to day are is follow!: Spot 10* eente per lb. January 1932 1( H Jan./Mar. 1982 10* u H April/June 1932 11 Marker quiet.
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    "Rubber Ship" Lands Cargo
    131 10 COMING BACK FOR ANOTHER LOAD? As we go to pris’. rays the "Malaya Tribune, we are informed that the"Si 1 j?atad,’’ the "rubber ship” (outaiie the Shipping Conference), which was loaded by Messrs. E-A. B<rbour and Co, at Singapore, hae landed a 1 her rubber cargo
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    EXCHANGE
    77 10 Penang. D»c*mber 28 Courtesy of th« Chartered Bank On London Bmk Demand 2/4 3/32 w 4 m/iB a/4 3/16 Private 3 m/ts credit 2 4 23/32 »i 3 Documentary 2/4 27/32 On New York Bank Demand 39* nom" France M T.T. 940 nom Ind’» h T T 154* Bangkok
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    s. s. "Kedah”
    166 10 The 8. 8. Kedah arrived thia morning with the following paeaergsra from Bela wan Deli:— Mies Turnbull, Mias Thorn*, Mr W W Speid, Mr and Mrs W S Cookson, the Miaaea Cookson, Mr G D Dxon, Mr R Norgate, Mr and Mrs Linb’rd, M’ea Edith Dyaon, Mr
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    56 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices f/M LONDON Spot £***** 8 Uji2/B 3 Months £*****6 Unchanged SINGAPORE $71.37* per picul Unchanged 75 tons done RUBBER i London 31/4 d, Up 1/16 d New York 415/16 c. (Gold. Up 1/8 c. Local 101/8 e. Up 1/8 c,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    256 10 Pmtns December 28 Sts. Benarei 1?« th«rt nom 5 OOO.OC Jove» ii W.OC 3old leaf Um 71OC face Pich? nom 170.0 C Nutmeg? 8l s 70. Of M 110 s .1 60.00 JoconuU ps 1 000 ir 15.00 Copra Sundrlad rales 5 90 Rattens sales 11.1 C Rsttsns
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    The Mails
    42 10 The homeward mail by the s.s. Karapara closes at 10 a.m. on Saturday, :he 2ud prcxlmo. Ti* r.«. Rohna with mails despatched from London on December 10 Is expected to arrive here at 6 a.uo. on Friday, the let January.
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST
    993 10 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST NAMBB S 5 SI I XU KOE3BB SDrtaM I I Allenby 7 V A!o« Gejtb Rabbcs 4C CO Ac-ftlcuaetef ei»l*y fifcteta* 9 Aye» Fltera Flantfn» 3yn**»» 72j 80 iyef Kunlng Rabbei 1-' 3 Ayer Molek Rubber Oe 6'> Ayer Penna Bnbbei BeSate* 6- 70 Balau FlenMnf
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      790 10 ggj ii NOVELS Rob Roy Sfr Walter Scotk $1.50 The Talisman n 150 Barnaby Rudge Charles Dickens i. s(> Great Expectation 1.50 Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen 1,53 The Hunchback of Nctra V.ctor Huge 1.5 Q 1 The Golden Treamry F.T. Palgrave Jjo tC Ben Hur Lew Wallace 1,50 Cheerful
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      100 10 Penang Daily Weather Report Temp. Wind Rainfall Tuesday 6 a.m. 76 e Noon 84 n E nil 5 p.m. 83 n Wednesday 6 a.m. 76 n e Noon 84 n e nil 5 p.m. 82 n e Thursday 6 a.m. 74 n e Noon 84 n nil 5 p.m. 84
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    ENGLAND’S BOLD POLICY
    158 11 AARVOLD AS CAPTAIN Team to Meet Springboks The English Rugby tel. c ion committee hai deeded upon a bold pelicv for the npcni n g o f tij a International action and naw “caps” predomi a\e in tbr aide chosen to meet the Springboks H TAickenhem on
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    Meteor Crashes Down
    64 11 A STELLAR SURPRISE Ptdeetr’anß in Gothenburg were star I ltd by a itdLr eurprsr which voud hsva been ascribed by their Scandintvian forefathere to the wrath of pagan gods. Standing on the pavement they saw a glowirg meteor appear in the sky righ. above them and craeh
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    Nelson’s Old Home For America ?
    86 11 Nelson’s Old Home For America N Jeou’e old heme at 34, Albury etreet, Deptford, has been offered ata price to America. An advertisement was inserted in a New York periodical and negotiations are proceeding for the Bale of the buildirg. Shou'd the sale materiaiiee the house, which is used as
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    The Attainment of TRANQUILLITY
    301 11 The attainment of tranquillity presupposes a correct sense of values, a tolennt attitude towards life and people, an ex ct estimation of our individual unimportance and —a healthily functioning body and brain. That is why the trprquHli'y of elderly people is one of the beautiful things
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    522 12 e Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week IN POET TO-HAY Namo of From Sailing For Dato of Sail’ tr Stoamor Sitl.wan AlorSUr To-«»» R?mba Merbau Surge! Porta Do Tronch Langkat,
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    BOXING AT THE TOWN HALL
    698 13 SHIP VB SHORE Successful Evening’s Entertainment The boxing at the Town Hafl on Saturday n-ght besides being a great success provided capital entertainment. Three bouts were fought between the navy and Penang. The re ipaining 9 contests were between men from the warships. Two cups
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    SHORT WAVE WIRELESS
    736 14 MALAYAN RECEPTION List of Stations The following is a list of shortwave stations which can be received in Malaya: Monday Badio Saigon (49.05 metres) 6.15 p.m Annsonte pr< gramme 8.15 rrcirced music; 9.15 concert by the orchestra under the direction of M. Andre Soloists: violin, M. Robert
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    MARKET PRICES
    651 15 Penang, December 28. 1931 CHOWRABTA MARKET Mutton— cte Mutton Indian per lb 40 Head goat 120 Sheep 90 each Liver with heart lung do 90 1.30 Tripe «.do 90 Goat or Sheep p er lb 40 Sweet Bread per pair 30 B°et 8 °et per i b SO
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      223 15 W M Regulate your H DIGESTION R with 3 W Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills R P®t»pU wKo c*t and drink too mndh, or g«j i ’J* 11 “P** from any other cmwe, fU tfl medicine rxh M Dr. Morse's Indan O| ■J J 60 ke «P the digestive tract
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      246 15 'The Lancet' <tBl3o) says: /{UNTREATED MILKA BOTH WHOLE AND i I SKIMMED.HAS VERY I LITTLE ANTI-RACH!TiC 1 ACTIVITY Ordinary fresh Tlsli awthoritative quota* tion that SresEa cows’ milk &S2iwst no vitamin D is ©onvlncing. It follows that a Sootl ratai? from Sresfii milk contains almost no vilatnin D —i£UT SUNSHINE
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      665 16 P. 0.-BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Companies Incorporated in England.! MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co i Penang Telwfc Anson, Port Sv/ tunder contract with His Majesty's tenham. Blaise a and Slng'B.fOFQ Government, London and Far East Mall Service. B ilan Jan. 2 Outwards from
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