Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 April 1932

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 86. VOL. LXXXX. FRIDAY, 15th APRIL, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      271 1 [tNAGATA' BROTHERS J DENTISTS Head Office next to The Dispensary. i Bfanch Office 52, Leith Street I Dollar Exchange Tables STERLING into DOLLARS I q V TA DOLLARS nto STERLING ASCENDING IN j irCX Sixty-Fourths of a Penny Q 111 J\l/ rV Price $6 each I /®w\ >'^ r Obtainable
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      31 1 H. TOHIS ATSU f I STUDIO i| I' with up-to-date Photo- L I; graphy by electric light. ’Phone 772, I 68,70, BISHOP ST BEET, PENANG. I I ,-T?■!■■■■■-■ r" "-,7a 1
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      1984 2 TO LET Penang Lawn Tennis Z> Association Tournament BAJJJCSL >*• 213, Green Lane, two storeyed S j P kugalow. garage, etc. A TOURNAMENT will be held unde» wninTrnrn 0 omu mill DIMVIIH 8 10, Hargraves Road» the auspices of the Penang Lawn Tennis CHARTERED BARK HOR6KOIG SHAHRHAI BANRIRI •ompound house.
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    WOMEN’S THOUGHTS ON MEN
    365 3 THEY WANT A PLAYMATE Mist Rosie Dolly’s Opinion OTHERS HATE THEM WHAT do women think of man Th’s age long question found varying answers at a gathering of women in New York, says the Daily Mail correspondent. Miss Rosie D>lly, the darcer» who was married only
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    Giant Octopus
    131 3 LITTLE BOY DRAGGED INTO TANK A desperate struggle to save a five-year-old boy from the death grip of a gaint octopus wes witnessed by hundreds of holiday-makers at Le Lavandou,a popular seaside resort near Toulon. Tne monster was the largest seen off that coast for years and was
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    Head Masters at 28
    142 3 BROTHER OF MR. M. L. JACKS Mr. H. B. J;cks been appointed, at the age of 28, headmaster of Willaaton School, Nantwioh» Cheshire, on the resignation of Mr. H. Lar g Jones. Mr. Jacks is thus following in the footsteps of his brother, Mr. M «urice»
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    TRAINING SHIP FOR THE NAVY
    912 4 FAMOUS CUTTY SARK How a Start Could be Made with New Policy The First Lord of the Admiralty, in introducing the Naval Estimator, tmde a inemorablo speech—one that ie likely to prove a aeamrk in cur Naval policy in i :ec fixing ye’r°, gayg the
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      204 4 Kk I r Kk h s' v Mf A TOOTAL PRODUCT HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN I Pyramid quality is something every I man appreciates in a handkerchief. I The fine cambric finish, attractive I designs, the wide variety of white I and colours and, above all, the guarantee of satisfaction in
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      387 4 MM all babies thrive fFVi BEST 0,1 trufood cO^ 6 W ■“.LX M 1 '1 y p V '--Wfe 1 Zr- A c?^ e JW /J- J fir Uw t/r' S W rs. E Fl X-X SIB ISVERY engin.be- I I bright of eje, keen, alert youngte-s comM better per-
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    ULU LANGAT FOOD RIOTS
    366 5 THIRTY-FIVE GAOLED Accused Ask Arrest of Accomplices THIRTY FIVE Chinese, one a woman with bobbed hair most of them Kwongsais. appeared in Kajang Police Court yesterday charged with rioting at Ulu Langat Village and Dusan Tas village on April 1, when concerted raids were made on
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    SHIPPING CONFERENCE COMMISSION
    178 5 MORE OFFICIAL DELAY Further Consideration of Customs Union Report In connection with the correspondence which has been proceeding for several months past between the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association and Government in regard to the appointment of a commission to go into the question of the Shipping Conferences,
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    Calendar of Events
    122 5 April 16: Cricket: P C.C. ’’A” v PJI.O "A" Esplanade 2 p.m. Entries close for Singapore Turf Club Spring Meeting, noon. Boxing Tournament In aid of Local European and Asiatic Unemployment Funds, Town Hal 1 9 15 p.m, April 18: Cricket: Merchants v The Rest, Esplanade. April
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    FRASER’S HILL MYSTERY
    242 5 NAVAL BASE ENGINEER MISSING No Clue UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH BY POIOE AND OTHERS News has been received in Kuala Lumpur that an engineer named Shand, (as announced in the Stop Press column of the Pinang Gazette yesterday) employed on the new Naval Peso at Singapore, is missing frem
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    SHOCKING AFFAIR AT MENGLEMBU
    277 5 THREE CHINESE MURDERED Men Hacked to Death by Robbers The story of a brutal triple murder comes to hand to day from Mengkmbu. tbe victims of tbe oatrage being three Chinese shopkeepers reports Thursday’s Times of Malaya On m king enquiries tt tbe Police Station this
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    Vehicles Defalcations
    184 5 TOTAL OF $lO 69 n OVER THREE YEARS After an enquiry which lasted for eight days in the police court, K > hmed Khan, tbe e* registration clerk of the Registrar of Vehicles f ffioe, who was charged in connection with the recent defalcations in that department was
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    WEEK-END CRICKET
    196 5 NONDESCRIPTS v. FREE SCHOOL The foHcwirg are the teams in the cricket match between the Nordescripts snd the Penang Freo School to be played on Saturday on the School ground Green L.ne. Nondescripts: B Ahlip, A. Jayssuria, Chung Ah Yeang. C. Danker, V a rumagam, 8. de Silva
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    P.C.C. Defeat the P.R.C
    137 5 YESTERD YS FOJTBkLL After a first half which yie’ded only a penalty goal to each side tbe P.O C. forged ahead in the second half and scored four more gosls to defeat the PRO by five goals to one on tbe Esp'anade yesterday. Tbe game was
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    Province Wellesley Football League
    75 5 POSITIONS TO DATE The following is the tab’e of Province Wellesley Football Association League matches to date:— League Table Goals P W D L F A Pts Butterworth Recreation Club 2 2 5 0 4 Nibong Tebal Recreation Club 8 2 1 9 8 4 Posts
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    Favourite Wins Craven Stakes
    54 5 —Renter. BY THREE LENGTHS The Craven Stakes, for three year olds. JEBBO over one mile, run at Newmarket, yesterday was won by the favourite, Loaningdale by three lengths from Pompier, with Royal Dancer, third. Seven ran Won by three lengths; a neck Betting: Evens Loaningdale; s'l
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    BIG SOCCER “CAPTURES”
    53 5 —Reuter. Gallacher and Law Nimes, April 14 It is officially announced that Gallacher and Law, Chelsea’s and the Scottish Inter national centre forward and left back respectively have been engaged by the Nimes Sporting 'lub and will arrive at Nimes on May 4or 5. They will start
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    P. R. C. Tennis Finals
    120 5 HANDICAP DOUBLES In the final of the men's handicap doubles yesterday on the PR O. Courts —5 H. M. Thomssz and D A. Campbell beat Scr J F. Augustin and A. Sal von 6—B. 6 —3. The Kedah pair, Augustin and Sal von, started off
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    WEST HAM TO VISIT EVERTON
    238 5 0 LEAGUE FOOTBALL d Throstles Receive < i, I eicester The following are tbe matches to be played to morrow in tbe English League: DIVISION 1 1 Arsenal v Sheffield W. BirnaingKam v LI ver pee! 1 Blackburn R. v Huddersfield T. 1 Blackpeel v
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    Home Football
    19 5 Reuter. In the First Division of the English Leegue Chelsea beat Newoaat’e by 4 gials to 1.-
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      225 5 I You soon become Strong and Happy when you take the sUPRK1 E J^rf-< i 4 I The Anglo Si»n> 40 Sln«asor«. IP®" PILES CAN BE CURED. A Trea ment That Is Different If you are suffering the tortures of Piles and its kindred ailments, and have tried every known
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      310 5 tbwwiihiim 11 ini—ll 1 DON’T FORGET! PLACE—Town Hall DATE Satur. 16 th TIME —9-15 p.m. BOXING TOURNAMENT /A/ AID OF European and Asiatic Unemployed Funds This space kindly donated by the Singapore CM Storage Co. I IKi H Ivtl r bEhWR 8 1,J I liM nW Wit A V— A
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    WIRELESS
    1786 6 END OF WINTER TIME: BANDOENG PROGRAMME RUINED BY OSCILLATING SQUEALS; TYPES OF AERIALS. England, Francs and other countries ■which have adopted the daylight saving. g> »Hcy will change over to Summer Time lametime in the early hours of Sunday. April 17. This means that in those countries the clocks
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  • News From All Parts
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      WHILE LINES FOR TUBE PASSENGERS
      161 6 Mesmeric Lure The underground is to try “mesmerism” on its passengers. Having discovered that it ie useless telling pejple to ’’Keep to the Left," the company has decided that they must be led. And this is how it will be done. Pasiengeri approaching tha footbridge
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      Curious Inn Signs
      146 6 Writing on old inn s'gn?, a correspondent of the Field, referring to the sign "The Labour in Yair,” siye that at one time an artist ra’nted two women scrubbing a negro, and amongst some of the working clißiei the sign was known as ‘‘The Davil in a
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      A Railway Anniversary
      70 6 Forty years sgo the fi.st oorriior coach WBB run on British ra I was?. This led to a convenience for the passenger, and has revolutionised rail travel. The corridor coach enabled long nonstop runs to be made and quicker services and restaurant car facilities to be provided.
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      DO ONIONS PERISH ?
      254 6 DO ONIONS PERISH Teasers For Customs Overlooking the Thames by London Bridge is the Hall of Riddles. It is ths irqiiry department of the Customs House, uh’ca has overflowed into Adelaide H use. where thousands of traders came tue first day of the new tariffi—to put to the Jerks thousands
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      Hys-"teria"
      103 6 Some of the qaick lunch restaurant? are called Saackateria. and the newes. one of the week c ill? itself a Buffeteria (says a S.ar gossip). Ths vogue for these ‘cerias" with cafes b?gan with Cafeteria, and doabtless this inspired eager imitators to go one b itter. There is a
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      The Right Spirit
      32 6 A London pub! can with a taste fcr epigram shows in hie window a pl?c rd that announces "You C«n Forgiv« a Man’s English if this Scotch is Good."
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    Then—And Now
    86 6 Then —And Now A curious caitom ot cae Middle Ages was referred to at a pirty to inmates of Norwich Great Hospital, a hostel for aged men and women. When the inmates were admitted years 8go« each had to bring a ccffi?. I: was found, however, that the eeffin was
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    £6,000 for 24 Hours' Work
    56 6 Sir Thomas Beecham, for a few weeks, ill do 24 hours’ public work in the United States, for which he will receive £6,000, writes G bson Young in the Daily Express. He is conducting a series of twelve orchestra! concerts, and his fee for each
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      421 6 Short Wave Stations For Penang- Listeners Midnight 1a.m. 2 a.m. 3im 4 a.m. 5 a.m. 6 a.m. 5 p.m. 6p.tr. 7 p.m. 8 pm. 9 p. m 10 r m 11pm t0 to to to to to to to to to to to to" to 1 8 m 2 a.m.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1071 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL. The lceJ Mohamedan» will celebrate their Hari Raya H»ji on Sunday. Mrr. A. L. Gibion and Mitt Gibion lift Singapore for Java on holiday on Tueed»y. Mr. H. L.E. Thomae» aerhtant manager of Dueun Durian Eatate, Banting, has left for home. Captain R. G. Dcuglep. Gloster Hegt.i has
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    PASSENGER POOL
    75 7 hleB aea are represented —Rugby Radio Suggestion at Atlantic Shipping Conference A c- f renco of North Atlantic Shipping hiK-s v,.i held in London yesterday to u j p a passenger pool and economy in ♦‘•’'lmga. At thia conference the recent Arctic fare tu i 3 w jll
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    SILVER COINAGE
    81 7 Another 100 000,000 to be Issued by Germany Berlin, April 14 Ths Cot ncil of the Reich has sanctioned 'I e minting of eilver co.ns to a face value of huni’rtd million marts which will raiee ike tot,J circulation of c’ intd money to over 1 SCO million
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    AUCKLAND RIOTING
    70 7 .—Reuter. $lOO.OOO Worth Of Damage Sustained Auckland, April 14 Fierce rioting and looting in which hundreds of civilians and twenty three policemen were injured and £lOO 000 worth of damage done broke out when unemployed clashed with the police at the conclusion of a procession of civil servants
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    D.E.I. AIR FATALITY
    58 7 EcnraEaja April 14 Three non commissioned officers are missing from a seaplane which crashed during night trials and caught fire after striking the water. A fourth N 0. 0. was rescued seriously injured. Reuter. You will probably get more dollars for that car you are disposing of.
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    ANOTHER MOTOR FATALITY
    284 7 CHINESE LAD Y KILLED BUT CHILDREN ESCAPE UNHURT To the rapidly growing list of fatal motor accidents in Penang must ba added yet another p rt'cnlarly sad one which took pbee yesterdiy at Kelawei Road, when Mad&me Liew Siew Hong was so seriously ir j ired in
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      EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK
      253 7 To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette Sir, —You will doubtless recollect that sometime pgo I advocated an Empire Shopping Week—thia idea has been taken up by the Singapore Branch of the Overse?? League and a committee to further this pre j?ct has been appointed at p
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    Theft At Silversmiths
    70 7 CANTONESE PLEADS GUILTY: SENTENCE POSTPONED Charged at the instance of the Detective Department, a O»ntonese named Ji Choi pleaded guilty thia morning before the Second Police Magistrate, Mr. E. Jagc, to theft of six pairs cf silver banglev, aix silver brooches snd a chain, the property of
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    Stowaway Fined
    49 7 TAMIL MOHAMMEDAN'S TRIP FriOM RANGOON A fine of 120 or month’s rigorous imprisonment was imposed by th* Second Police Magistrate, Mr. E. Jaao, this morning on a Tamil Tor shim bin Ablullah who had pt-iuei away on th* 8, I. Tairea sr B x jre-i tn P-r--g,
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    TWO CLAIMANTS FOR SWEEP PRIZE
    262 7 SUPREME COURT SUIT s But Only One Succeeds The cise tn which two lidiane, Vairakannu and Sbaik H mid, sued an eating-ahop keep r at M rket Sue 1 named Sithambar m P llai for one-fifth are each on a ticket which had drawn r^
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    Cricket at Sungei Patani
    80 7 I. R. 0. v S. Pat AN I S. 0. The following have be*n ejected tn represent the Indian Recreation oub in their cricket m»’ci w»th the Sangei Patani Sports C ub on M nd-»? ?t Snngei Patani: Peter de Bp?» CnoO, J. L. George, I,
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      MR. SHAND FOUND
      99 7 (From Oar 0 vu Corre«pindent) Kuala Lumpur, April 15 Mr. ShsnJ, a Naval B.se Eng neer; who has boen m 3’ing from A ’.miralty Bangs’ Baku Fraser, since Tuesday evning, w»s discovered exhausted yesterday evening at hJf past four a Jar.au, just below the Government Da’ry F
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      BANGKOK FIRE
      44 7 From Our Own Correspondent Bngkok, April 15 2000 people h ve been rendered homeless and damage to property of naif a million ticals baa resulted from a fi.-e in a big upcountry town called InUradit, There was no loss i f life.
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      37 7 LAWYERS REQUISITES Bodkins Green Silk Thread Tapeo Indenture Paper Paper Seals Pink Office Tapes Power of Attorney Forms Registry of Deeds Forms White Office Tapes Will forms No. I, 2,3, 4 b The Pipano Earette Press, Ltd.
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      191 7 I The Universal Gold Syndicate 1 BULLION MERCHANTS I 224 226 Chulia Street. Penang, and at 14, South Canal Road, Singapore. Purchase Gold BARS, JEWELLERY, COINS, ETC, Of Every Sort or Quality. If you wish to get the highest premium on your COLD BRING IT TO THE UNIVERSAL COLD SYNDICATE.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    36 8 The engagement is announced of James 0. Crofton Boss, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Crofton Ross of Kirbymoorside Yorkshire, to Alma, daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. John Tanton, of Marland-St Peters, Devonshire.
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    RUBBER AND RAILWAYS-1
    724 8 Now that the British and Dutch Governments have definite*)’ given their decision against rubber restriction it is idle t j waste time on farther discussion of the topic. Already many hundreds of attempts have been ma’eby people in all parts of the world at finding other solutions
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    SUNDAY CINEMAS
    147 8 ducted nu a high level.—Rugby Radio Sctvi:e. Slow Progress of Overdue Measure In the House of Commons after a long debate the Sunday performanoes Regulation Bill was read a second time but by only the nairow majority of eighteen votee. The Bill now goes to the standing oom
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    BY THE WAY
    539 8 Penang, Friday much of a good f 0 thing,” was the general comment on this morning’s weather. The Ulster Premier has hurried to London in a state of alarm, but has returned to the fastness of B Belfast with an assurFosiuon ance that i O y a
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    Produce Markets
    106 8 Tin Spot Yesterday To-day London <£lo3 15s. od. «£lO3, l"s, 6d Tin (3 Months) London £lO5 17s. 6d. £lO6 os. Od. Singapore $53.50 $53.25 Business Done 100 tons 100 toes Penang ss3f ss3f Business Done Sellers No Buyers Bayers No Sellers Rubber London Hid. d. New York 2\lc
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      129 8 LITTLE’3 I j Annual Sale TOMORROW I >S j THE LAST DAY Helf sole Prices I IN All Departments. g John Little Co., Ltd., Penang. BUY ONLY Olover Brand Milk P B R S v WSibw&fL S w T c R H I SiigiiS! c a H p e E
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      39 8 TO-MORROW NIGHT DON’T FORGET THE BOXING TOURNAMENT AT THE TOWN HALL AT 9 >5 P.M. Prices $3, $2, sl y and 50 cts. This space kindly donated to thff European and Asiatic Unemployment Funds by the E. 0 Hotel.
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    Reds Advancing on Amoy
    611 9 RESIDENTS’ GUNBOAT DEMAND Developments in Manchuria PLENIPOTENTIARY THREATENED Harbin, April 14 General Taman commanding the Japanese forces in North Manchuria told pressmen that in view of present conditions in Manchuria it would take at least two or three years and the services of a hundred thousand
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    Al Smith's Suggestion
    423 9 WIPE OFF WAR DEBTS Washington, April 14 Democrats have been electrified by the plan advocated by Mr. Al Smith, the Tammany Hall leader of New York Democrats that the Un tad States should forget for the next twenty years all about debts owed to the country by
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    NAZIS SUBMIT
    137 9 Storm Troops Disarmed Without Trouble Berlin. April 14 The swiftness of the Government's action has taken the Nazis completely by surprise Police have raided storm troops’ offices and barracks and seized warlike accoutrements including an aeroplane. They encountered on’y the slightest resistance, dispelling widespread fears that the coup
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    SUTTEE
    45 9 Reuter. Case Reported from Patna. April 14 Nine men of the Thakur caste in a village of Kandauli have been arrested charged with aiding a widow to commit autt.'e Police witnesses deposed that they saw the widow on her dead husband s funeral pyre.—
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    LION’S SHARE OF TRADE
    882 9 Britain’s Favourable Position t EFFECT OF TARIFFS The operations of t the Abnormal Imports Orders had given British industries the greatest impetus since 1921, Mr. Runciman told the House of Commons yesterday. He declared Britain has suffered from the world trade shrinkage less than any other
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    A UTILITIES CONCERN’S TROUBLES
    178 9 —Reuter. $121,000,000 Obligations Alleged Chicago, April 14 The appointment of a receiver is likely for the Middle West Utilities Company, the two and a half million dollar holding company of the Insult Combine of utility companies The Company's bankers are doubtful whether sufficient funds can be
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    ULSTER REASSURED
    216 9 Rugby Radio Service Not to Be Used as a Pawn in Irish Ge me Lord Craigavon Premier of Northern Ireland, who visited ondon to discuss an aspect of letters exchanged between the Dominions Secret try, Mr. Thomas and Mr De Valera, has sent the following message to the
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    PRINCES IN THE SLUMS
    98 9 Informal Visit to Poorer Parts of London The Prince of Wales and Prines George on Wednesday night paid a surprise visit to some of poorest parte of London. They entsred unannounced seven workmen s and ex-Bervioe clubs chatting for a long time with members and joining
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      259 9 B O B B Y I HOWES STAR OF “FOR THE LOVE OF MINE” ON Columbia RECORDS His rendering of “W|lO PO VOU LOVE?” which is the hit of this popular London show, is a perfect scream. What a wealth of meaning is put into the answer of his question,
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    187 10 TO-L>AY*< PRICES Vha fol! owing were the latest 1« MESSRS. KENNEDY A Oo.'b share list ■4ll ajn. k day Yeste day To day g g E Z SHABB3 SI rt 0 C 3 n °q n m •o. S o. S f I Mining Gopeng Con
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    A.A. Anthony and Co.’s Noon Quotations
    131 10 FR DAY, 15th 1932 Yesterday To day Mining: Bayers Sei erg Bayers Sellers Kinta 76 78 77 79 Kuchai 40 42 42 44 Penawat 32 ?4 32} 35 Peta’lng 315 823 3.14 817} Banian Fief 15 25 20 25 Bunge! Way 185 140 1.35
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    Scon Theam and Co
    108 10 Qaotatlons at noon to-day Yesterdiv Today Bayerg "'ellerg Buyers Sellerg Mining; Ayer Hitem 9/- 9/6 9/3 9/9 Hong Fstts .27} ,32} 25 30 Johans .11 .13} .11 .13} Kinta Dredges 76 79 77 .80 Kramats 22/6 23/6 22/ 23/. Kuchaie .41 .44 42 .45 Penawate .31
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    General Produce Agency Ltd.
    35 10 Singapore Prise a tor Standard P’hbpH Smoked Sheet for to day are -p follows: Soot 5 J «ante per I»', M<»v/Jure _s} t Jnly/»«T>t. 5§ w Oot./Dec. 6 l( Mark*' quiet.
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    Undelivered Telegrams
    10 10 T**nd Ycenjkßn av n a k-’der b zaa
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    240 10 Apr 1 15 t e Banert» Cr-’ r «Lett oow 5.(0100 JOVM DO iUp 1 lold lerf trllsri 72 00 Uaoe Pie v t nom nosnpcJe* Nuimtgi 80 u a li De □ooonutip* 1 COT A. 5 do □opr* Sundnei al 5.70 Rftttana U Pattani Ooarya 10 sreen
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    149 10 Latest Quotation! Thorg. Wed. Sai. April 14 April 13 Sept. 19 Paris 95 1 /16 951 128.96 New York 8.771 8.78} 4.85? Montreal 4.19} 4 19 Brueeela 22 90 27 02} 64.88 Geneva 19§ 19.45 24.86 Amsterdam 9 31} 9 33} 12.08 Mllaa 73f 78g 92
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    Singapore Rubber Auction
    126 10 The Singapore Chamb*r of C.mmerc. Rubber AesicUtinn held its 1 C6sth auction 00 whm th're was catalogued 1,526.533 b 681.49 tone Offered 1.385 469 'h-; 618 51 t me. Sold 1,117.284 lbs; 498.79 tone. pr n» London 1 New York 3 /16 cte. Prices Realised Ribbed Smoke!
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    KENNEDY & CO., SHARE LIST
    940 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST KAMBS f gc g H SVB’iaa SCstlMd f I SDenby Bokmr 5» Uoi Gajah &aoont UrtnM 8C 4Do*i<*ax*MJ 8. M lye» n*a«tns Bynte»-* C 7C iysi Kan&< RaO 1 3 It lyo MoJetr Kabfts» Oe 1C 2t lyei Pbbm Rqafc— 2 K SaUa FU!.»*a4. teaaeM 4u»a«v
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    EXCHANGE
    86 10 Penang, Apr 115 Bv Courttw ot tM Charttrtd Bank On Lonaon Bank Demand 2/8 25/32 ii it 4 m/ti 2 3 31/83 Private 3 m/ta cradit 2 4 7,3 ii 3 ii Documentary 2/4 u&> On New York Bank Demand 43f Franca M T.T. I.OOU nom i India M
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      304 10 w *'CkecrJnl an J Cool" TO-DAY TEA DANCE 5-30 to 7-30 p.m. Y[orning —Musi' in the Lounge Evening—DlNNEß DANCE SUNDAY orchestral concert 9 30 p. m. lUNNTMEDK ttOTKD LTD« George Goidaack. 'PHONE 543. New Advertisements POSITION VACANT Wanted Import Storekeeper, only 4Xp»rieLC3<l men nee: app y Guarantee r»qiired. App'y Box
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    293 11 BUMPING AND SCRAPING TOGETHER Amazing Harbour Scene FORTY-SEVEN «team trawler® were involved in extra rdira*y 80tn*8 at Fleetwood, Lancashire, in mail week. No fewer than 18 of th?m were aground on a sandbank at the same time and for several hours crowds of people lined the mile-long
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    307 11 I am a King! Attention WHEN ALFONSO SHOCKED A SENTRY King Alfonso pLying bridge for a whole evening, «nd winning ninepence, is one of the glimpses into the private life of a dethroned monarch tff ;rdei by an article which appears in Le Matin, written by M. Pierre Humbonrg, who
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    223 11 NULLITY DECREE Lord Merrivale in the Divcree Court granted a decree nisi of nullity of marriage to Mre. Cor «’.area Irene Hill, of MuntoP"road, New Kent-road, S. E„ on the ground that on the day of the marriage her husband) Thomas James HUI, was of
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      227 11 P. A. B. A. 19 3 2 BO XING AID OF ALL Local Unemployment Funds Saturday, April 16, 1832. AT 9 15 IN THE TOWN HALL (NOT ON THE PADANG) Prices $3, $2, s], and 50 Cents PILLS. I APIOL STEEL 9 Sureandccrtain for all Female r complaints. Every lady
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      96 11 Just Received New Consignment Chinese Dixie Mats In Various Sizes and Colors Inspection Cordially Invited B.H.T. Doulatram C° Beach Street, Pcr.anq. I Manufacturers of Every D script ion of 5 Surgical and Mechaircal India Rubber Trad cts. I Syringes, Water Bottles and Buds, Air I ESTD 1847 C ushious, Enemas.
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    1001 12 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vasaela arriving and sailing from Penang during the week IN POET TO-DAY Name of Frcm Sailing For Date of Balli ug SUamtr Krian Bela wan Tank Anson and Bag an Datoh To-day Siliawm
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    494 13 GANGSTER’S BOOK Does Z 1 Capone Hold the Key DOES Al Capone hold the key to the murder of Vivian Gordon, the dance club hostess and woman gargster who was strangled in a taxicab in a New York park 12 months tgo? Fresh I'ght on this crime,
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    491 14 MURDER TRIAL EXPERT The Doctor for the Defence Dr. R. M. Bronte, the well-known pathologist, «hose evidence was a vita) het or in many murder trials, died Id Mail Week at his home at Harrow, Middlesex, aged 52, a'ter a long ilLess. Dr. Bronte will
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    MARKET PRICES
    486 15 Penang, April 15, 1932. PENANG MARKET eta. Meat Feef Steak M kati 32 Stew or hurry do 22 Pork lean do 48 Pork lean fat Ist quality do 38 Mutton Indian lb 40 do Australian •«> do 40 Fowl kati 34 Capons locally reared do 45 Hen do
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