Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 May 1932

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 104. VOL. LXXXX. FRIDAY, 6th MAY, 1932 FRICE 10 CENTS
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      139 1 R* FU.GATA e BKOTHBIiS DENTISTS Bead office next to The U'Epenaary. I BMneh Offloe &2,Uth Street Lxh- Dollar Exchange Tables j 8 STERLING into DOLLARS I So f dollars into sterling strengthening/ m I O ASCENDING IN I I V' J .<< >? Sixty-Fourths of a Penny R ft A
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      1935 2 POST.ON vacant NOTICE BANKS. %rssSS a, BS E*l &SSF. whtered mh ®HJJ| mmi AddX Offi Expre?’ No. 1120. Penang, tc-day, the 9th January, OP INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. CORPORATIOI. J ✓'TV Amsterdam Z. Holland, P.O, Hoohstreet 1931, 1 hereby Jve notice that on (Incorporate io En<lwd by Chart» 1868 J
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    HEALTH EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS
    1152 3 CEYLON DOCTOR’S VIEWS Will Revolutionise Life of Future Citizen” Colombo, April 20 The inaugural meeting in connection wi’h a Vacation Course for School Inspectors in Sanitation and Madern Methods of Health Education was held to-day at 2 p.tr. at the O.M.S, Girls’ School Hall, Kotte. Representatives
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      457 3 -E- 11 l *iEur, I hiMO@f®ww/ OLD SCOTCH X- Mk. K IX? T Mi w|M v x. z 1. IW' > > i J ;;^mTE WX WmCIfITED w Jl fc 4*( I NW a TO W \M MPORE 'Ji lY' X'-Xsl-’ v- A* 1 ~nfEDfsnu£fis Sole Agents BOJJSTEAD 8t CO.,
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      68 3 OF INTEREST TO Contractors, Architects and Engineers. WE CAN SUPPLY EX-STOCK BUILDING MATERIALS I s “lUNNEL” and-TUNNELITE” (Rapid Hardening) British Cement British Mild Steel Bars for Reinforced Concrete Work— Asbestos-Cement i Flat Sheets— Galvanised Flat and Corrugated Sheets “RUBBEROID” and Asphalt Roofing Materials Etc. SEND US YOUR ENQUIRIES HENRY WAUGH’
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      104 3 ■SMpy >7 TRY ALSO XCHIVERS’ /JAMS, I ffJELLy CRYSTALS jC custard powder r CANNED FRUITS a FRESH garden *t nt: V. k. Vick 4 Co. MORNING TONIC Te«t Okie English Marmalade at breakfast .<« Z/j to-morrow and you will understand the secret /'ltd ita world-wide popularity. Its delicious, piqv ant
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    THE OTTAWA CONFERENCE AND SOME SUGGESTIONS
    800 4 HOW SUCCESS MAY BE ACHIEVED IF COMPETITION IN CERTAIN DIRECTIONS IS STOPPED No on* euppoFfß that a comprehenUv* agiicm rt at O.tawa will be e&ey the iesusa are cncrmonely involved, the claim? of ihia Dcmirion and that will not always fi. in conveniently with
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      125 4 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY BOOK LOVERS. CASH CLEARANCE SALE of BOOKS For Two Weeks Only Commencing 2nd May to 16th May, 1932. Our stocks of Books in all branches of Literature (exceptlatest publications and those on consignment account) WILL BE OFFERED A! 33 l /s pei* cent. Discount FOR CASH PURCHASES
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      98 4 s «c B REMOVES THE CAUSE 1 Diseases arising from the Blood must be treated by removing the cause from the Blood, permanent relief cannot be obtained by any other treatment. CLARKE’S BLOOD MIXTURE cleanses the blood and possesses remarkable healing properties; it is due to these qualities that it
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      236 4 A7 c I. h I 1 2 i i HJ I 1 I HANDKERCHIEFS FORMIN' j Different men —different Different handkerchiefs ....Smith fancies coloured horde s Pyramid A TOOTKL ’J° nes sticks topliin whine. Brcwn PRODUCT. wants his initials i i one corner. Regd Trade Mark A!) d iff eren
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  • NEWS FROM CEYLON
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      Village Terror Arrested
      301 5 HOUND HELPS IN SEARCHING JUNGLE Avisawella Aman of PangmgJa, a village near who, it ie be-ieved, is always armed with dangerous weapons and mikes a living by robbing people, was arrested by tub-inspector H. HepponstaH in connection with a Ctge of robbery and assault. It is alleged
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      President Seriously Injured
      211 5 MR. C. E. COREA STILL UNCONSCIOUS Mr. C. E. Corera is lying in a critical condition at the Puttahm Hospital as a result of a car accident which he met with recently on his way to Jjffna to preside over the snrual session of the Youth Congress.
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      Engineer's Cheque
      202 5 maradana man charged with MISAPPROPRIATION Tn the Colombo Police Court on April 18 before Mr. 8. 0. Fernando, Additional Magistrate, Mr. T- A. Peiris, assistant engineer, of Pamankade, Wellawatt*. filed a phint, chargirg a pereonlnamed T. 8. Rajah of the Oriental Hotel, Maradana, with committing criminal ncis appropriation
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      Profiting by a Mistake ?
      232 5 Profiting by a Mistake TELEPHONE TRUNK CALLS FROM KANDY Kandy, Saturday The question of removing the trunk fees payable for telephone calls from Kandy to peradeniya and Katugastota still remains unsettled. These towns are suburbs of Kandy, and the Post Offices lie within the Municipal limits. Yet a telephone call
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      Gruesome Find In Field
      83 5 HEAD SEVERED FROM TRUNK Negombo With the neck severed from the trunk, the body of a man named Jayaratne, described as a veterinary surgeon, was found in a paddy field last month at Evariwatta, a village six miles from Negombo, Mr. D. W. Subasinghe, the Negombo
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    “ Secret Trade” in British Goods
    391 5 Secret Trade” in British Goods .—Madras Mail. PLEA FOR PROTECTION Bombay, April 10 The market in Bombay in regard to piecegoods shows little improvement. So far as imports are concerned. British goods are not moving into consumption unlees by stealth. Increasing quantities of British goods are thus disposed o'. Shops
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      104 5 H S iKW H 1 THE IDEAL FOOD FOR THE TROPICS GIVE YOUR BABY THE ;FOOD YOU KNOW IS NEAREST TO MOTHER’S MILK. Every tin Guaranteed for Purity and Freshnee?. Look for the date seal. humanised 's\fe«resf ÜbMothersltiilk SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA THE DISPENSARY (1929) LTD. BISHOP STREET, PENANGSERVICE I
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    WIRELESS
    1273 6 CAN STATICS BE ELIMINATED?: REPORTS WELCOMED; AN EX- i’ li PERIMENT ON SAIGON: EX« CELLENT REPRODUCTION. About two years ago an announcement was made in the home papers that following on experiments made in a mine during an eclipse of the sun a wonderful discovery had been made about
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    Cheating Charge Against Chinese
    348 6 POLICE COURT CASE A Chinese named Eu Fong Soo stood his trial yesterday before Mr. Edward J&go Police Magistrate, on a charge of cheating a widow named Jessie Phan in resrect of a sum of $2 1 by false'y representing to her that he was sent
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    IMPRISONED AIRMEN
    71 6 Both are reported we 1 Rugby Radio Service Ruurn to Their Ucit Os Release The Air Ministry to -day received inform, tion that F ying OftL r V. j c and Leading Aircraftsman Evans -vho iecent l y made a forced tei.ding and ere taken prisoners by a
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      231 6 i $3 "’4 I Vl4\ i I Baby’s Own Tablets j are guaranteed under L>\ Public analyst’s certificate V je- TO contain no narcotics 1 il or opiates but only the 4 V z S very best ingredients for t! e alleviation and cure j \J >\ of children’s ailments.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      492 6 Short Wave Stations For Penang 1 .listeners Midnight 18- m. 2a. m. 3am 4a. m. 5». m. 6;• tr. sp. t 6p. tr. 7 p.u. I 8 t tv. 9p, m. 10 p. on P* m to to to to to to IO to I to t to to nfUnioht
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    Two Years for Vehicles Office Clerk
    2676 7 Conclusion of Trial Majority Verdict of 6-1 Crowded Court i he Assize Court was packed ibis morning for the closing scenes of the trial of K. Mohamed Khan till recently clerk in the Vehicles, Department Office, who was charged with criminal breach of trust
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    PENANG LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION
    247 7 CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING Results of Yesterday’s Matches The following ties in the Penang L*wn lenmg Association Championship meeting folo 6 WB^ ayed yeaterday aad reBQ lted as Singles Che h Wai Hye beat 8 T Stewart 6—4, heah Wat Hu i be t G A Roll's 6-8
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    MALAYS DEFEAT P. C. C
    205 7 Yesterday’s Soccer In a game in which there was much aim less kicking by the defences of both sides the D A F.O. defeated the Cricket Club by one goU to nil Neither side was at fa 1 strength and the P.C.O. badly missed Strang
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB RACES
    688 7 WEIGHT 3 FOR 10-MORROW Short Suit and Sungei Besi to Win Again By Tic Tao The weights for to-morrow, the third day of the Singapore Turf 01 ub Spring Meeting will be found below. At a glance Mr Menzies appears to have tha first race in
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    THE IRISH PROBLEM
    69 7 :o: Tbe following are payments for which the Free State ia responsible in tbe coming financial year: 1 and Annuities (approx £3 000 000 Annual Contribution to w»»rda Ex >S3 L->nd Stoik 134 500 Royal Irish Cißßtabulary Pensioca 1,126 SCO Local Loans Fund Annuity 600 000 Damage
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      53 7 B The Universal Gold Syndicate BULLION Ml RCIIANTS 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 I BRING IT TO THE UNIVERSAL GOLD SYNDICATE.
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    BUY BRITISH
    358 8 More and more the tendency to buy British is growing in Malaya. Until the crisis last year, when G’eat Britain went off* the gold standard, peop’e did not trouble greatly about the country of origin of the goods they purchased. So long as they got value fcr money,
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    BERNARD SHAW AND THE BOER
    229 8 B ERNARD SHAW AND THE BOER lit. Bernard Shaw, who recently returned from a visit to South Africa, took back with him some strangely mixed impressions of the South African Dutch. Physically he thinks well of them but mentally, he avers they are still living in the seventeenth century. The
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    Gang Robbery and Murder
    103 8 AT SIMPANQ AMPAT A serious gang robbery in the course of which a Chinese was fatally injured and a sum of f6OO was robbed occurred early this morning in the village of imping Ampit in Province Wellesley. A gang of four hinese ail Teochewe, is alleged
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    Illicit Liquor
    76 8 CHINESE PLEADS GUI .IY TO THREE PHXROES Charged with distilling liquor without a licence at a house in coHand Road on May 1. possession of dutiable liquor and being in possession of implements for distilling liquor, a Chinese, Tech Ah Bah, having pleaded guilty to all the charges
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    King’s Accession Day
    151 8 To day being the King's accession day all jships in harbour and the flagstaff were fully dressed. v r. David Stevens was a passenger to Penang by the s s. Rijala from Madras. Mr. A. M. Goodman, Secretary for I Chinesa Affairs S.'d. arrived at f enang
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    BY THE WAY
    520 8 Penang, Friday thß column on Monday we made reference to a speech by Major G 1 tckstein, managing director of Lyons in which he counselled optimism in these dark times. By a coincidence there appealed the same day a speech by the President of the Board of
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    Produce Markets
    101 8 Tin Spot Yesterday To-day London £132 15s. 04. £129. 15s. Od Tin (3 Months) London £134 15 s. Od, £132 Os. 0£ Singapore $67.12J $65.87f Business Done 200 tong 100 tons Penang $67.17j SGS.B7J Business Done 25 tons 25 tons Rubber London 2d. 2d. New York 3fc. (G)
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      20 8 O. HOTSU SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE Wednesday, Hth May, 1932. Dance Music by the Band of the a. s. PIEkCE
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    Soviet Allegations in Manchuria
    817 9 i -Rd f. TRUCE agreement SIGNED Warm Tributes to Sir Miles Lampson i UNITED STATES FEARS In the House of Commons yesterday the Foreign Secretary expressed gratification at being able to inform the House that the Agreement between the Chinese and Japanese Governments in reference to
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    Bangkok Fire
    44 9 TWO CINEMAS GUTTED From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, May 5 A fire which broke out this morning in the Chinese quarter burnt out two cinemas and much property. It is e timated that the damage is in the neighbourhood cf £4O 000
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    CHURCH PAYMENTS
    94 9 Renter. Sheep Plnced in Collector’s Lar The ringing of tocsin church bells to warn fellow tithe payment resisters that the church tax Gclkctor is in the neighbourhood is the plan being adopted in some English districts Angry farmers were thus summoned yesterday when the cc I lector attempted
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    TRADE WITHIN THE EMPIRE
    268 9 Reuter. EMPIRE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS The vast scheme of inter Imperial coopt ration elaborated by the Empire Com mirtee and Federation of British Industries in preparation for Ottawa may be described as the 1 rationalisation of industry on an Empire basis.” The report draws attention Ito the
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    BRITAIN AND IRELAND
    177 9 Rugby Radio Service. Dom nbos Secretary’s Reply to i ominon’s Question Asked in tbe House of Commons yesterday whether Le would consider the advisability of submitting the dispute over the treaty with the Irish Free State to a specially constituted Court of Appeal or to the International
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    THE PREMIER
    93 9 —Rugby Fadio Service. Successful Eye Operation Yesterday The Prime Minister’s right eye was successfully operated on yesterday. Reuter. A bulletin issued this evening stated tne operation on the Prime Minister’s right eye wae undertaken successfully at four °’cl°£ k this afternoon.” It is signed by Mr. Duke Elder
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    BRITISH TARIFFS
    28 9 Reuter. Commons Pass Reso’ution by Large Majority Ihe House cf Commons by 405 votes to 70 has agreed to tbe Government reso ution approving tariffs —Reuter.
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    SUBMARINES DEBATE
    134 9 .—Reuter. America Demands Abolition Geneva Yeetrrdiy. After a stremor s discussion oa Britain b ’3ggestion for tbe abolition of submarine? a? offensive weapons at the N ival cmmit'fce of the Disarmament 'onfsrence m deoisi n taken and tbe question of wines’ tackled. Britain favoured abolition of contact nrnes
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    WAR DEBTS
    109 9 Mr. Chamberlain replied only one.—Rugby Radio Service Dctes of Pbym ots to the UelucL Mates The Ohancel’or of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, etated in tie House of Commons yesterday that the nt xt payment for interest on war debts to America fell due on June 15 but
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    SIAM CIVIL SERVANTS
    94 9 SIAM C IVIL SERVANTS (< Cannot Pursue Private BaSiness and Yet Serve the State From Our Own Correspondent Bargkok. May 5 The King has issued a cautionary note to officials intimating that bis notice had been called to the fact tbit some Cv 1 'ervacts monetary affairs were not in
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    BANGKOK ROTARY CLUB
    67 9 Prince Kamoengpet Elected Chairman gf Reception I ommitice From Our Own Correspondent B ngk k M>y 5 At the annual meeting of tha Bangkok Rotary Club this afternoon Prince Kam pengpet declined re nomination as President but offered to accept the ch irmanehip of the Reception Committee
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    OTTAWA CONFERENCE
    45 9 Rugby Radio Service Sir Douglas Newton's Appointment It was announced in the Hjuaa of Commons that Sir Doug as Newton, mamber for Cambridge, has been appointed adviser on Agricultural questions, attached to the United Kingdom delegation to the Ottawa Conference —Rugby Radio Service
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    WORLD RECOVERY
    85 9 Reuter. Senator Borah Outlines Hospital Washington, Yesterday A threefold pregramme for world eooro m?c recovery, namely disarmament, settlement of reparations and the restoration of silver to the place it occupied before 1925 was outlined to a crowded senate by Mr. Borah who expressed the opinion returned to that
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    ‘FEAR AND ALARM’
    96 9 Reuter. Mr. Hoover Dimauds Passage cf Revenue Bill Washington, yesterday In a surprise message to Congress President Hoover declares "Fear and alarm prevail in the country'* due to Congress failure to balance the budget and attempts at inflation and the President demands the prompt passage of the
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    THE LINDBERGH BABY
    55 9 Reuter. Friend of (.ate President Harding Arrested Washington, To day Mr Gaston B Meins, described as a friend of the lare President Harding, has been arrested on a charge of obtaining $lOO 000 from the wife of the publisher of the Washington Post by representing that he
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    TEA POT DOME SCANDAL
    37 9 .—Reuter. Mr. Albert Full Being Released on Sunday Washington, Yesterday Mr. Albert Fall, ex-Secretary for the Navy, who was involved on the Teapot Dome Scandal, is being released from a penitentiary on Snnday.—Reuter,
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    KUALA LUMPUR SANITARY BOARD
    1239 10 NO AMUSEMENT PARKS Town Planning Committee’s Decision Upheld Open-air a nusemant parka for Kuala Lumpur agu<i formed a subject for dis* cushion at Wednesday’s meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board, following a report cf the Town Planning Committee reoommendiLg the refusal cf six applications for
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    TIN OUTPUTS AND RUBBER CROPS
    259 10 APRIL RETURNS Th? foil j wing are returns for April: Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging L.d. Output piculs 400 2 days working Estimated Va’.ue £1,700 Estima ed Costs £1,400 Nawng Pct Tin Ltd. Hou.-s 328 Yards 16.6)0 Piculs 203 Kinta Ke'.las Tin Dredging O>. Ltd, Output
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    334 10 TO DAY’S PRICES Ths following wars ths latest «uoteiloas Is MESSRS. KENNEDY A Oo.’i shift list at 11 sjn. io day:— Yesterday To day S 5 g Bhabbb SI > S co n 10. 9 s. H Is. Mining Ayer Hitam M 10/- 10/6 10/- 10/6
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    Rubber Estates
    41 10 lbs Narboroagh 82.900 Posing 16,580 Takaiig 35,400 General Produce A«euoy Ltd Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follow: Spot 5} cento par lb. May/June 5} July/Sept. 5} u Oct./Dec. _6} h w Merkel quiet.
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    148 10 Latent Quotation! Thur. Wed. Sat. May 5 May 4 Sept. 19 Paris 93 1/16 931/ 6 IM.BB New York 8-67 8.67} 4.85? Montreal 4 09 40 Brussels »6.12 26 15 84.88 (hnsvn 18-75 18 82$ 24.86 AmaUtdam 9 04} 9 01} 12-08 Mila. 711/16 7} 92
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    Chinese Swimming Club
    164 10 TWO POLO MATCHES ON SU S DAY 7here will be tw i W*ter P Jo I on Sunday at 11a.m. th* A and Chss B teams of Th* Lhtns nnd the Class A and Cla»s R te-ma of The Dragons. The following are the teame: The Dolphrs
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    Eastern Smelting Club
    135 10 PLAYERS TO DEFEND THE ‘\NGO2” The return cricket n.a*ch between the E stern tmehiug Club I the Straite Tiading Co.’s Ciab wi l h- played on B«aday on the Pena- Fce School Grou id. Anexcitiag gam* «'«s witnessed la«t Sunday at Batterworth resulted in th-» Eastern Smelters
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    P.C.C. Bowls Tournament
    112 10 Results of tie played yesterday Mixed Doubles Hand's»p: —5 Mrs Tofieid and F N Syer bext —2 Mr and Mrs T A Wemyi» 21 —16. Ties 'or Monday ChHmpionihip psfr F N Syer and L R Tofieid v WM Eiwa-deand GB F Southam. Singles Handier; +7M J
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    s.s. Kedah
    76 10 The f.s. Kedih arrived this morning w; h ths following pmsangers from Singapore: Mr B Agostino, Mr S Asirmi», Mr T Sslvestrl, Mr J D K»mp. Mr A M G' odman, Mr W A F«s M FA Pledger, Mf J Bagnall, Mr U R H,v.|i Mr ROnraet. Mr
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    EXCHANGE
    86 10 PoLang, M-y 6 By Courtesy of Q bartered Bank On London Bank Demand 2/8 25/32 l( h 4 m/to 2/3 29/82 Private 3 m/ta credit 2 4 1/8 3 ti Documentary 2/4 I'4 On New York Bank Demand 42} France u T.T I,OOJ nom India ii T.T 154} riangkok
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    Province Wellesley
    48 10 Sanday after Asc.nbion 9am Holy Communion and Addresj in Tamil at Bt. Paul’s Bukit > euga 6 p m Evensong and Addrees at St. Mark’s, Batt.erworth. Weduesd y, 730 am Holy Communion at ark’o Batterworlh 'lharsdiy, 7-30 a m Holy Comunion at S. 1 aul’s t»ukic Tengah
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      25 10 SANFORDS RUBBER STAMP INK will help your stamp pa 4 and rubber stamp to give better impressions and longer service. The Pinang Gazette PRESS, LTD.
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      38 10 Jr. I be i tWR un >i£niebe 'i'OMORIOW the Lounge DINNER MCE Li U v C) e.. Y ORCHESTRAL concert 9-30 p.tn. TIFFIN Book of 10—$15 Bock cf 25 $35. BUNNYMEDE UOTEL, LID. Gooe-Jc; Gcldogcc. THON£ 5481,1 i
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      149 10 r 264 6-75 to-night LAST NIGHT 9 30 Matinee To-morrow 245 It K O Patbe’s Mighty Sea Drama “SUICIDE FLEET” I Tc-MORROW Ramon Novarro in M-G-M’s Brilliant Achievement “SON of INDIA” Plans at Moutrle’s —’Phone 795. i i ■A.- il IA f TO-MGHT gjjsjj) FINAL PERFORMANCES OF “CHARLIE CHAN’S CHANCE"
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    696 11 Tho hon’ble Mr. Miller Mackey of TebraUf Johore, is going on home leave this week. Mr. C; ’’.••■ta Chaplin and his brother r ?av> g S ugapcre for Japan by the -rnknni Main to day. R jt Avenb. Magistrate, Port Dickson» B h Suhiman, 0.0.P.D., Kepong, it
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      300 11 r ?iĕ Lssncel '<iB-i jo) st/yx /untreated milkX BOTH WHOLE AND I SKIMMED.HAS YERY I Lints AWi-RACiimc X ACTIVITY LZWMdy fiesk OM£uZ(2 This authoritative quota* Ztion that fresh cows 1 milk contains almost no vitamin D is convincing. It follows that a food made from fresh milk contains almost no
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    BRITAIN’S BALANCE SHEET
    180 12 Treasury figures for the financial year show that total revenue was £770,963,000 and that the twelve months ended with a surplus of £364,000. Revenue Revised Budget Actual Estimate Receipt Income Tax 272,000,000 287,367,000 Surtax 73.000.000 76 700,000 Estate Duties 83,000 000 65,030,000 Stamps 20,000,000 17,070,000 Excess Profits
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    Robbers’ Masquerade
    221 12 SEVEN YEARS’ SENTENCE IN ASSIZE COURT Sentence of seven years’rigorous imprisonment was passed by Mr. Jastic* Whitley on Tuesday on a Chinese «ho with another Chinese robbed the miatreee of a house to wh en be and the other man had gained entrance by maa qtreradkg st repairers
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    536 13 The tragedy cf the dea'h of Mr. Edward i MarjoiibarkF, the brilliant young politician v*ho many m r ght one day bs Prime Minister, h 7 B deeply moved those vho knew him. Highly etrnrg, he tpp. rently failed to stand the strain.
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