Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 26 May 1932

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 121. VOL. LXXXX. THURSDAY, 26th MAY, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    SURREY’S NEW ATTACK MAY TURN THE TIDE
    876 3 Cricket Prospects A Pro»pect of More Definite Results Thera are several reasons why the enthnsiastio cricket supporter o£ Surrey should approach the coming season in good heart» confident that it will sea a change for the tetter in the fortunes of hie county.
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    New Monoplanes for African Airway
    2442 4 War in the Hills of Kurdistan Britain’s Lead in Aircraft Export Trade A Month of British Flying News Royal Air Force Quell Sheikh Mahmoud Moll isons Record: England to Cape Town io 113 Hcurs: Fire Petrol in Ontario! Trophy Won By Forest Flyer. Loudon, April
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    ASIATC UNEMPLOYMENT FUND
    522 5 Penang and P.W. LIST No. 5 The fol'owing further donationfl have been received for the above Fund: Staff of Guthrie 0?., Ltd., (for April, Moeere Lim Oo Seng. Y 0 Kung; Neo Cher g Bae. Lim Tek Kern. Khoo Ewe Swee. Ohtah Hong Ho. Toh Hok Khoon,
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      449 5 z I HHRCA k TAe Smile That Says u AUs Well". You can «eeher happiness sparkling in her eyes. Her smile reveals her complete satisfaction with life as she finds it. Of course, she’s in perfect health. All is well with the world when you feel in radiant health. That
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    FINAL ACCEPTANCES FOR THE DERBY
    223 6 Reuter, 28 LET IN Violator Not Running London. May 25 The following are the final acceptances -for the Derby to be run on Wednesday, -□nne 1 Mr G Barclay’s Teter Planet (Barclay) 9. 0 M M Bouesac’s Hesperus (R Jarvis) 9. 0 Mr R S
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    CHUNG HUA SCHOOL UNION BEATEN
    246 6 JUNIOR LEAGUE MATCH Police Win by Three Clear Goals The Police claimed full points in their Junior League match with the Chung Hua School Union by defeating them by three clear goals on the Dato Kramat ground yesterday. A keen attack well supported by a
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    Golf Championship Surprises
    56 6 .—Reuter. ROGER WETHERED DEFEATED London, May 25 At Vuirfield, the Second Round of the English Amateur Golf Championship provl ded a couple of surprises Robert weeney, the o ford-A merican. defeated Roger Wetbered 6 and 4; and D Stocks, an Edinburgh business man defeated Rex Hartley, the
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    MALAYA’S HOCKEY TEAM
    504 6 i TO MEET INDIAN OLYMPIC PLAYERS Hoblyn Unable to Play The forthcoming visit of the Indian hookey pLyers who are on their way to nan Francisco to take part in the Olympic Games, gives Malaya an opportunity of testing its hockey talent against a team which can
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    PROVINCE WELLSLEY FOOTBALL
    110 6 LE GUE MATCH In the Province Wellesley Football Association League a match played on Tuesday on the aledonia ground between the Fukit 'Jertajam Recreation Club and the Nebong Teb.%l Recreation Club resulted in a draw each side scoring a goal. The following is their league table up
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    Donoghue’s Derby Mount
    204 6 MAY RIDE FOR THE AGA KHAN London. May 11 8 eve D mogbue will p*ebably wear the c 1 jure of the Aga Khan or hi a eon. Prince Ali Khan, iu the Derby cn June 1. The frat arraugem*r.t w-s th t he should ride the
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    RACE WEEK BOXING COMPETITION
    664 7 big tournament likely Trophies for Winners and Runners-Up r.Ws3 are Invited by the Penang t«inr T’oxing Association (1932) for ±ti ioL Ut all weights, open to Surbers resident in I'enang and Fr^ b l e’dStion y °f an amateur and the -eights fi«d by the Amateur
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    Singapore Polo
    136 7 pevt I TRMA RIFLES From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, Yesterday Tbs Firpt Gloucestershire Regiment deJeated the First 20th Burma Rifles in the p round of the Kor Cup at Polo at the eetfer Road ground. The regiment was over the visitors who lacked finishing borers. Most of their
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    STOP PRESS
    27 7 —Reuter. JAPANESE CABINET Toklo To day General Hayashi has declined to enter the Cabinet, and consequently General Araki has agreed to retain the War Ministry—Benter.
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    EUROPEANS IN COURT
    216 7 Assault Charge Fails From Oar Own Correspondent Singapore, To day F. Deason, formerly Secretary Singapore r ticket Club, new living in his daughter’s boarding hou?e at Scotts Road yesterday charged P. Somerville a boarder, with assault. The hearing before the Fourth Magistrate ws marked by hostility between
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    BENCH ALTERATION
    149 7 —Rauter. Both Judges Severely Criticised Lmdun. Yesterday The public altercation between Lord Just e? Sorutton end Mr. Justice MeCardie is deplored by all hands and both judges have come in for severe criticism, 'i he Telegraph says the provocation Mr Justice MoChrdie received did not justify what was
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    DEE FING OF ST. LAWRENCE
    123 7 .—Reuter. Canada Holding Up Treaty Negotiations Ottawa, Yesterday In connection with the statement of Mr. Bennett in Parliament that negotiations with the United States for a treaty providing for the deepening of the Si. I awrence had not yet been concluded, the newspspers declare that
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    My Past.
    136 7 EEBE DaNIELB’ NEW FILM "My Past” which is now being shown at the Majestic shows thatßebe Daniels can be just as charming in straight drama as she is in musical comedy or operetta. The picture provides excellent entertainment and tells an ordinary but appealing story of a young
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    328 7 Miss Begg, Matron, Batu G&jah Hospital, is going on leave and M iss Ambrose will take her place. Mr. A. Ferguson assistant manager of North Hummock Estate. Klang, Is leaving for home to day. Mr W G. Ferguson manager of Sungei Buloh estate, Kapar, sal's for home
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    ENGLISH ELECTRIC CO, LTD.
    176 7 £237 000 CONTRACT SECURED A £237 000 contract has just been placed with The English Electric Company, Ltd., for the supply of complete electrical equipment for two power stations of The Galloway Water Power Co., Ltd. For the Tonglaud Power Station of this company the generating
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    CANADIAN FINANCE
    118 7 Alarmist London Rumours Discounted Ottawa, Yesterday The Government is not proceeding with the proposed legislation. With regard to a possible financial crisis, the alarmist rumours circulating in London regarding the stability of sever large Canadian corporations are officially discounted. The Go eminent is prepared to take action to
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    BRITISH LEGION
    72 7 Bangkok Function: Minister of Commerce Principal Speaker From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, Yesterday At the British Legion reunion dinner last evening the principal speaker was the Minister of Commerce. Toasting the Minister a health the chairman referred to the happy days when the Minister was an Officer at
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    MISS ENGLAND III.
    66 7 Rugby Radio Service. Kaye Don’s Uno’Hc-al Performance Bagby, Yeflterday Kay Don will maka an official attack on the world’s water speed record of ill per hour to-day or to morrow Yesterday on Lake Garda in Miss England 111 he exceeded that figure unofficially reaching a speed of
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    FORD MOTORS
    56 7 Reuter. Net LOSS of $53,586,000 Last Year New York Yesterday It is announced that the net loss of $53 586 OCO Is shown in the balance sheet of the Ford Motor Comp «ny daring 931 main ly due to slowing down production owing to installing fresh plant for
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    MISS EARHART
    34 7 ,—Rugby Radio Service. Long Conversation with Prince of Wales Rugby Yesterday The Prince of Wales yesterday invited Miss Earhart, the Atlantic flier, to York House and had a long conversation upon aviation.
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    Epoch Marking Performance
    69 7 RILEY OAR’S BUOOFS3 Messrs, Borneo Moto s Ltd. have rec'ived the following wire from the Company, Coventry: “Standard Riley Army Nine breakCapa Town Johannesburg unlimited record by >8 minutes, 956 miles 21 honr, 10 minuter. Driver Gordon Colli de climbing 6,000 feet over mountainous road. Oar already
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    P and O Kaisar-I-Hind
    376 7 The P and O Kaigar-I-H'n with F’rglist Mail? and .ug*rs boanJ for tie F r E et arrived this m rniag at Pdaarg, fbe following will d nb ,?k at Pe- a j*i -nd S'ngapore: Mr K A-ouer, O»ot Rloxi m, Miex A Mrani Mi Bi
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    To-Night’s Soccer
    62 7 P.C.O. v INDIAN ASBO NATION To-day C' n b E pi-ina-ie st 5.10 p.n P. 0.0.: E W, k-> R W R wn 8 r D J Fremiti»; D A O-.hid» H Brecglr 1 <nd J N > ;P L (Jf pr ,J a H ,rvrj, J M
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    P. C. C. Bowls Tournament
    53 7 Rreuit n* >i- r'ai'"' < We'r* d Doubles H (F t." —2 T Wrmym a- d L M N rri,s beat —4 J G Barneg and D R*»» W !'i m 2 1 —4 Tie for tc-dn; —Ringlas H ndiear '■’tmlfia —I E Di k.r'.ty
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    MARRIAGE
    49 8 Al Wtaibourne Chunk of Scotland, Glaigo’ on April 25 k .h bv the Rev. Adam W Burntt, M. A Rilt9v 0 Lilliorap of Ha?tln.;a Saeaex to G veudolen M. A. Campbell Weir, daugh e- f Mr. and Mrs. James Weir We-tboarna P rraoe, Kelvin Bide, G -egow, W.
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    THURSDA,. MAY 26, 1932
    561 8 FAITH IN THE FUTURE Although the world is not yet out of the wood signs have not been lacking of late that thinking men and women a e looking to the future with something akin to optimism believing that, as in previous eras, the world slump
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    SUNDAY OBSERVANCE
    339 8 The decision arrived at in the English Courts whereby the opening of picture bouses on Sundays was declared to be Illegal in Great Britain raised an agitation for repeal of the Old Act of Parliament under which the ease was heard. The demand for repeal was natural but
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    BY THE WAY
    569 8 The lot of the estate labourer at best of times is by no means very enviable, but his plight io these days of s< vere depresr I I sion cannot but enlist dtB general sympathy. DurLabourer j n g ag j ew mon ths I many thousands
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    Produce Markets
    90 8 Tin— Spot Yesterday London f 123 12s. 6d. f’23.10,.W Tin (3 Months) £*****8.«. London o Singapore $63.75 iMHotf Business Done 50 tons Penang $63.50 Business Done Buyers No Sellers Rubber London 73 (G) New York 2}’ o. (G) 7, 4 Singapore 5| c. (By courtesy ol Messrs. Kennedy
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    BRITAIN TO START REPAYMENT OF WAR DEBTS
    1123 9 AGREEMENT FOR ARREARS TO BE SIGNED SHORTLY Foreign Secretary Clears Misunderstanding The Foreign Secretary in the House of Commons yesterday confirmed the announcement of the impending signature of the agreement with the United States for repayment of the amounts suspended in respect of
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    SOUTH AFRICA AND GOLD
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    WATERLOW CASE
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    TIN OUTPUT.
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    JAPAN’S POLITICAL CRISIS
    207 9 .—Reuter. CABINET NEARING COMPLETION BRITISH LABOUR VIEWS London, Yesterday Unless steps were taken against the war* like policy of Japan it was impossible to give the nations a feeling of security which was a condition of international disarmament declares a statement Issued by the General Council of
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    EXCHANGE EQUALISATION
    269 9 —Reuter. Mr. Amery’s Amendment Negatived London, Yesterday In the House of Commons, during the Committee stage of the Finance Bill in connection with ths Exchange Equalisation Fund, Mr. Amery moved an amendment which Sir Robert Horne supported, to empower the Bank of England to buy silver besides gold
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    LIBERIAN ATROCITIES
    134 9 ,—Rugby Radio Service. Destruction of Many Lives and Numerous Villages Rugby, Yesterday Information received through the League of Nations on the military operations of the Kru coast of Liberia shows they have result ed in destruction of numerous villages and loss of more than one hundred live. Sir
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    OATH BILL DEBATE IN SENATE
    511 9 .—Reuter. MR. DE VALERA’S BLUNDERING ACT HP POLITICAL PIRACY” Du r ing the debate on the Irish Oath Bill in the Senate Mr. Milroy described the the bill as an act of polii tical piracy. Senator 1 James Douglas also severely condemned Mr. De Valera's
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    ENGLISH FLOODS
    98 9 ,—Rugby Radio Service. Renewed Downpour In Leicester shire London, Yesterday The Midlands and North Eastern floods are subsiding except in Leicestershire where a renewed downpour caused the flood waters to rise again’—Reuter. Remedial Measures Rugby, Yesterday The Health Minister. Sir Hilton Young stated in the House cf Commons
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    SIR RONALD ROSS
    26 9 Reuter. Seriously 111 in London London Yesterd y Sir Ronald Ross who is seriously ill w s taken to the Ross Institute, London
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    AUSTRALIAN AIRWAYS
    78 9 —Reuter. Mail Service with Britain Melbourne, Yesterday A proposal for a sixteen day regular fortnightly airmail service between Britain and Australia will shortly be made to the Federal Government by the Australian National Airways, West Australian Airways and the Queensland Northern Territory Air Services. It is proposed that
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    OTTAWA HOPES
    148 9 States in pursuit of freedom. —Rugby Radio Service. Prime Minister’s Empire Day Message Rugby, Yesterday References to the forthcoming Imperial Economic Conference at Ottawa were made by the Prime Minister, Mr. MacDonald in an Empire D-y Speech broadcast last night. He said 'the great obstacle to-day to world
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    CHINA AND JAPAN
    146 9 .—Reuter. Figures of Munitions Suppli d by Britain London, Yesterday A statement that war material was ex ported to China and Japan was made in a written reply to a question by Mr. Mao Govern in the Ponse of Commons and shows the salient features as 602
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    GENERAL SHIRKAWA
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    PRUSSIAN DIET CLASH
    130 9 Reuter. Nazis Communists at Gr.ps Berlin Yesterday Broken chairs with plush seats ripped up* smashed inkpots, glasses and lamps were littered on the floor of tbe hall of the Prussian Diet after a vicious fight between Nazis and Communists which begun when a Communist accused the Nazis
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    BRITAIN AND GOLD
    96 9 —Reuter. No Intention To Return At Present London, Yesterday The Government does not intend to return to the geld standard at any rate until gold prices have ceased to behave as at present, declared Major E liott. Financial Secretary to the Treasury during the committee stage in
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    MUKUND LAL SIRCAR
    37 9 -Reuter. Arrtskd In Connection with Appeal Madr s Yjsterday Mukund Lal Sircar, general secretary cf the All India Trade Union Congress, was arrested it is believed, in connection with an appeal he recently published.
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    154 10 Latest Quotation» Wed. Tues. Bai. May 25 May 24 Bep*. IF p„h 98f 98| 128.96 N«wY(Ki 86 87 8.68 4.86» Montreal 4 22} 4.24 Brussels 26 11/32 26 30 84.88 Geneva 18 8?} 18 82} 24.86 A»r etardam 9 09} 909 12. OF Milan 711 713
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    242 10 Fr-ranri May 26 C‘r B«nam Ccinxa t, < no a 5 COO 00 cloves eupchtr 3o!d l*»f a>ll*re 72 00 num! no supil e«> i 80j ii us *i Oocoic j 1,003 ii 15.0 C Copra uudriad sales 5.45 Ra?taut »a <e lL.it Rauane .icana 10.6; 9r*«o Sc
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    EXCHANGE
    84 10 Feeang, May 26 By CoMrtety </ the Chart ere J Bank On London Bank Dancana 2/8 25/32 ii m 4 m/h 2/3 29/82 Private 3 m/ta cradh 2 4 333 .1 3 ,1 Documentary 2/4 732 On New York Bank Demand 42} Franca tl TT. 950 nona India H
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    KENNEDY & CO., SHARE LIST.
    1152 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST. 2 t a NAMES. s s pa </i H RUBBER (Dollar.) S c c C. Allenby Rubber Co. 2 35 AlorGajah Rubber Estate 2 5 35 Ama'gamated Malay Estates 4® be Aye, Hitam Plautu s Syndicate 50 7° Ayer Kuning Ru ber Estates 5 15 Ayer
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    LONDON ASIATIC RUBBER AND PRODUCE
    788 11 <rcrcr AMALGAMATION WITH 1 SEPANG Mr H. J. Welch on the Outlook rt twenty-fourth ordinary general iJnc of the London Asiatic Rubber d Produce Company, Ltd., was held on Vqv 7 at 2 4, Idol lane, E.O. Mr H. J. Welch (the chairman) said that
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    Dunlop Plantations
    75 11 Dm e ccnDtß ot Dunlop Plantations to 31st £ln°ao r F tow profit on trading of ino eEB d’tv’e-ation £53,353, Isav£33 413 (against net profit bin.; 29 tf £50.000 has been BrnF, lo f r °St and loss. As no 3n t 8 re available. Pref. div. for
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    JUNTAI DEVELOPMENT, LIMITED
    414 11 Satisfactory Reduction of Costs The report of the directors of Junta! Development Ltd., to be presented at the third annual general meeting of the company at Seremban on May 27, states that for the year ended December 31, 1931, there was a loss of $2,661.35 on the
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    Dutch Rubber Results
    112 11 Amsterdam, May 4 The rubber plantation company Priok, of Amsterdam, reports a loss for 1931 of £15.000, against £lO,OOO for 1930. The dividend is again passed. Th-* ludieche Ralb;r Company, of Anos erdam, reports net profits for 1931 cf £4OO agiinet profits of £6,0)0 for 1930. The
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    Cycle and Carriage Co.
    152 11 ADVERSE BALANCE INCREASED TO $665,928 The report of the Directors to be submitted to the shareholders of the Cycle and 0 irriage Co. (1926) Ltd. at the sixth annual general meeting to be held at the registered office of the Oouspanyi 41, Orchard Singapore, on Tuesday,
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    LANGKAT SUMATRA RUBBER
    373 11 ANNUAL MEETING Further Curtailment of Output The twenty-fourth annual general meeting of the Langkat Sumatra Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on May 5 at 71, St. Mary Axe, E.C. Mr. Henry Reside (the chiirmm) said thst the prosperity of the rubber iuaustry was largely bound up with
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    BUKIT PANJONG LIMITED
    461 11 LOW COSTS AND HIGH-YIELDING ESTATES The twelfth ordinary general meeting of Bukit Panjong, Ltd was held on May 5. at 481-484 Salisbury House, E.C. Lieut-Col. P.W. Parkinson, who prrsided, said: The balance sheet shows a strong financial position. The liquid assets amonnting to £30,098 17» 61 and
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    REMFIELD RUBBER ESTATES
    373 11 ANNUAL MEETING Drastic Measures of Reorganisation The sixth annual general meeting of the Remfield Rubber Es a‘e?, Ltd., was held on May sa' 71, Ss. M <ry Ax F. O. Mr. E. B. Skinner (<be cha r inari) dealing with the steps which the d.rectors had taken
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      Pearl River
      375 12 GOOD PROGRESS IN CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE Canton, May 12 Mfyor Liu Chi-wen baa made arrangemints to suffice the new roada in Canton with saphfchi tnd in order to ascertain the mo*t tuitabie kind of asphalt to meet loc 1 conditionr, be has issued irs v.ructiona to cover each
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      Shanghai Tragedy
      226 12 SOMNAMBULISTIC CARPENTER’S FATE Shanghai, May 12 Targ Kyi-woo, a somnambulistic carpenter reading in an sLey iff Hiinhg aod North Ktangse Roads, has taken his last sleep wJk on this mundane sphere. Tang is dead. He fell to bis death from the first fLor of his home yesterday. In
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      Aviation Firms to be Reorganised
      141 12 0.N.A.0. AND EURASIA TO GET NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS Nankii-g, M:y 1 The Ministry of Communications n?s decided to reorganise the China Naiona. Aviation Corporation, a joint B.no American concern, and tne Eur-tsi. Aviation Corporation, a joint Sino-Germau enterpriseChina’s new representatives in the China National
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      The Truce
      200 12 CEO. AND 0. 8. 0. MEMBERS DISSATISFIED Canton, May 12 CEO. and C. 8. 0. members in Canton have addressed a circular telegram to the whole nation denouncing the acceptance by the Nanking authorities of the terms of the truce agreement in Sbasgha’. The telegram critic’zis the terms
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      Shanghai Police
      194 12 PEIPING TO SEND FORCE TO WOOSUNG Shanghai, Mij 3 The Peiping ’'ccp ß feeordirg to bureau officer’, ore better equipped than the Shanghai constables and their strength will greatly facilitate policing duties in thn«e areas. B e dea other preparations n qairad for takmg up its duties in
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      Guard Against Bribery
      144 12 NEW SYSTEM OF TAX COLLECTION Cantor, May 12 In order to protect government revenue colkc.ed through his Department, Gea. Au Fong pc, Provincial Commissioner of Fmance, has decided toac juit the present system cf sppeinting fgsnts to collect axes imposed cn certain c;m modifies on behalf of
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      Canton Navy
      135 12 COL- TANG APPOINTED COMMANDER Cantor, May 12 Colonel Tang Lurg kworg, a military advisor to the provincial government, has been appointed by Gen. Chea Ohi-targ, Ccmmmdar-in-chicf cf the Ist group army, ts commander cf the Canton navy after its reorganize! n. Col nel T.ng vaa commissioned by Gen.
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      Shanghai Refugees
      196 12 WORK OF RELIEF SOCIETY Canton, May 12 Members of th» exeou’.iva of th» Society foimU to give relief to refugees from Shanshti met at a regu er meeting at th» Fong Pin Hospital. Mr. Choy Cheong, Clair man of the committee, reported that from February 25 to May
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      Kwangtung Military Expenditure
      132 12 ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR REDUCTION General Ohen Chi-tang, commander-in-chief of the Ist Group Army and incidentally chief of C nton’s n&vJ, land and air forcer, has m de e to reduce the Kwang"u th provinci 1 militsry expenditure by about a million dollars a month beginning re from
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    U.D.C EX-CLERK AS BOXER?
    587 13 “Gained Blows” on Public Officer Ambalangod»! May 10 A storv of a high‘handed assault on a public cff.cer by a former employe» of the Negombo Urban Diatrict Council in an apartment at Watugedera in Ambalangoda, was related in th» Balapitiya Police Court tc-day before Mr, 0.
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    A Professional Prisoner?
    132 13 GAOL HIS ON r Y MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD Kandy Miy 10 Mr. G. Parse Roberts, the Additional District J edge of Kandy, sentenced a man named Ismail Lebb?, whose previous convictions amounts to 32 years in gaol, to undergo two year*’ rigorous imprisonment and four years’ preventive
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    MARKET PRICES
    499 14 Penang, May 26, 1932. PENANJ MARKET S cfci. Meat Peet Steak M kati 32 Stew or Curry de 22 Pork, lean de 48 Pork lean fat Ist quality do 38 Mutton Irdian M lb 40 do Australian M do 40 Fowl 22 Capons locally reared do none Hen
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    Shipping Arrivals and Departures
    676 15 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang daring the week i IN PORT TO-DAY 0< From! Sailing For Date of Sailing Siumar Monroe’ Singapore Colombo t Bombay, Port Saidt Alexandria, NapltPi Genoa, Marseilles, Boston
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