Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 31 May 1932
1932-05-31
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section21 1932-05-31 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED D/ -Y No. 125. VOL. LXXXX. TUESDAY, 31st MAY, 1932 PRICE 10 CL.«fS21 words
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Advertisement138 1932-05-31 1 "sag sss» ■T.IiAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS Ei&d Office next Id The Dupenoary. JMWhOfßM62,LatthBtrMt ———»ak~i in» II ■>■.! I I— ——w— Dollar Exchange Tables I STERLING into DOLLARS (&> <*7 DOLLARS into STERLING JST J I ASCENDING IN < dL Vrh/S/ I Sixty Fourths of a Penny J Price I II Obtainable138 words
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Advertisement1860 1932-05-31 2 III-I I JIIIIBI IIWWI__ JI JW imiMlllW' I ■■I—IIIIIIWHIB IHIB UH- »1 'TIIBL —--1-inilTl -im:-. .1 W| rw- w rosiTiQN vacant Jschngor Turf Club BANKS. 7n(\o Req irei 8 European or 2«ate fp 3 J Summer 1932 Race Meeting TBE MERCANTILE BAKR lEDEBLAXDSCHE HIMEL J malarial experience. Salary will reflect1,860 words
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Article1082 1932-05-31 3 ARRESTING BUBJEOT3 Some Hints on Hdw to Do It I One can aeeu ne that the amateur who !B out to submit prints regularly to uew>- papers and n agaz’nes can t.void any technical defects. F<»r more important io the Eelec'ion cf ihe eul jict. You1,082 words
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Advertisement224 1932-05-31 3 ‘l^te Lcncet’fJß-'.soysoYs. Vs /UNTREATED MILkX BOTH WHOLE AND SKIMMED.HAS VERY 1 LITTLE AWHJACHITIC Y ACTIVITY Cht&ay Thig qtiata* tio n £&at Sretli c®wi’ i miSU contains aSmort ae vltismFa D!s lt Allows Cha* «naiSe fr®TS3 Sresh milk contains «imort no vltOKiks D BUT SUNSHINE GLAXO fcac 2d ©stellu vltamlst D224 words
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Advertisement339 1932-05-31 3 SS33KJ»raBK»W jgQht AjX PENANG LIKLL TH S E I Records th-t are Established Favourites. I nv qgk V Cavalcade Selection DA 3Ut> papt j and 2 Noel Coward’s brilliant success, wonderfully p’ayed by Debroy g Somers Band I rn jqi fGetting Sentimental SlowF.T. 51 (By The SycamoreTre*’ Here’s the first339 words
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Article2293 1932-05-31 4 Efforts during the p&8. few months to co-ordinate European airway time-tables hsve met with success. Summer eervicsa coming into operation Summer and have been bo inter contha Airway necied that London is linked by regular daily air services with 130 cities and towns2,293 words
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Advertisement11 1932-05-31 4 IF YOU HAYS HSA9ACHE3. OR SUFFER BILIOUSNEft Ml ■NMMStIOti UAKE 11'11 words
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Advertisement468 1932-05-31 4 Healthy Hair w Youthful Beauty ALL Shampoo regularly with v Cuticiira Soap preceded by appli- Jk cations of Cuticura Ointment. fIE I This will keep your scalp in a healthy I condition and a clean scalp is essential to good hair. sMr Sample each Soap, Ointment and Talcum free upon468 words
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Article533 1932-05-31 5 The Attempt To Eliminate Motor Traffic Eastern Engine?r.rg and Commerce has the following under the caption “Malayan Railways*':— As has been mentioned before in these columnsi the qucsticn if road csmpetition with the State railways has become a matter of the gravest concern to the Ft derated Malay533 words
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Article299 1932-05-31 5 CO-OPERATIVE EXPERIMENT TO SUPPLY MALAYA In furtherance of the efforts of the Council of Industries of Western Australia, which has its headquaters at Perth, to promote trade between Western Australia and Malaya, a trial shipment of dressed poultry, including ordinary fowl and oiponr, has reached Singapore. A West299 words
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Article609 1932-05-31 5 Mr. and Mrs. Mungo Park, of Kuala Lumpur, are on a visit to the Cameron Highlands. Mr. O.T. 8. Cooke, mamg>r of Moutrie and Co’s Kuala Lumpur s.ore, has gone home on leave. Mr. J. Wright, cf the F.M.S. Railways, is due back from home leave by609 words
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Advertisement218 1932-05-31 5 &?&>* <2. S THE PATENT REPLACEABLE GAP ''l ENSURES .PERFECT COfOTDON —'"’AX j OLDE ENGLISH \W>>sq? marmalade JAM? JELLY CRYSTALS WS —/>/ CUSTARD POWDER wX CANNED ENGLISH FRUITS WX/zoJrZ Tfc» FRESH GARDEN PEAS Chive r. Son., Ltd., Hl.toa, Camb»., Eng. AGENT V. R. VICK& CO 3$E, BEACH STREET, PENANG ■AN218 words
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Advertisement38 1932-05-31 5 LAWYERS REQUISITES Bodkins Green Silk Thread Tap oB Indenture Paper Paper Seals Pink Office Tapes Power of Attorney Forma Registry of Deeds Forms White Office Tapes Will forms No. 1,2, 8, 4 5, The Pinang fiaze'te Press, Ltd38 words
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Advertisement282 1932-05-31 5 BUY BRITISH AND BUY BEST Kdses r i ii in iiwi «nil■ q Oar Universal Provision I Shops Stock all Your I Quality Goods at Reasonable Prices. See Our Displays. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., j penang <§ Tfagan JCuar. Telephone Penang, 1500 1501 Butterworth 33 I 7he Famous Tonic282 words
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Article742 1932-05-31 6 J. 0. w - J. 0. w. J. C W. formerly a wellknown Malayan Golfer comments on various Spring meetings at Home in the accompanying article. Now that several important Fixtures have been decided it becomes possible to advance some opinions about the forthcoming Championships. The University mstch w»nt very properl; to742 words
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Article675 1932-05-31 6 Classification of Korses and Ponies The Straits Racing Association announce the following classification of horses and ponies Horses 0 ass I:—Arm’d», Btck Number, Bittie Creek, Blackwood, Boardwalk, Brass Knob, Canvasser Oseering, Comprador, Corporal Nym, The Crisis, Currency Boy, Frontier, Gay o,b, Gai Eyes, Golden Maiz’,675 words
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Article551 1932-05-31 6 SOME RECENT FiGURES Analysis of a Balance Sheet Sir Herbert Samuel gave the financial results cf all the Irish Sweepstakes in a Ccncmcns speech recently. He said: “There have been five sweepstakes between November, 1930, and March, 1932, and the public in tne United Kingdom and throughout551 words
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Article547 1932-05-31 6 VISIT TO CANADA DEFINITE Arthur M .Key’s t?am to leave Sydney I by the Niagara on M«y 26 will include, ’among the active international?, A, F. Kipp&x, S. J. McChbe, and V.Y. Richardson, and y other noted players, including Don Bradman and 0. V. Grimmett, though this io547 words
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Article486 1932-05-31 6 ALLEGED FAILURE TO PAY BOXING BILLS The S ate A’h’siic Commission recently suspended J*ck Dempsey.Jn connection with the November, 1930 show a Columba?, Mississippi, the bills of which were kft urpail lays a message from Jnckson, Mieaifeiop*, U.S.A. The Commias'on fined Dempsey, the fora er heavyweight486 words
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Advertisement41 1932-05-31 6 «j/ 5 PILLS. I APIOL STEEL b h Sure and certain for all Female a complaints. Every lady should ff H keep a box in the house. W. J. EDMONDS U The English Pharmacy B 52, 54, Beach Street. Penang k41 words
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Advertisement147 1932-05-31 6 Kbiry two IPesis?!! One Parker Duofold serves both as socket and .desk peu. Ask vour dealer ibout Parker’s/ree desk-taper offer. For sale at the better stores iarLer. fWSMk Duofold The EASY Writing Peu WoV F L S Inheritance Phylli. Bentley Limits and Renewals Rudyard Kip’ing The Guv’nor and the other147 words
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Miscellaneous100 1932-05-31 6 ’pq OVl? 6/5 TO-N!QHT 9 3c The Timely Picture I THE FLOOD’ with Eleanor Boardmau—Monte Flue also Mickey Mouse Cartoons, etc. Plans at Moutries ’Phone 795 NEXT CHANGE Ra J ph Lynn and Winifred Shat a in "MISCHIEF” The British Dominions Uproirioui Comedy, I MAJ E STICI Entire Change of100 words
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297 1932-05-31 7 —Reuter - —Reuter. DERBY CALL OVER Probable Starters and Jockeys London. May 30 Th® following wia the Derby oall over: Orwell —2 —l offered 85—40 taken Miracle—lo0 —9 taken and offered; Hesperus—loo—B taken and offered; Occkpen—loo -8 offered; 13 -I taken; Daainr—loo 6 taken and offered; April297 words
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Article33 1932-05-31 7 —Reuter - —Reuter. Australia Losing Philadelphia, May 81 In he Davis Cap competition here, 3bifids brat Crawford 6-4. 7 —5.4 6 3-6 6- 2 P“d Vinos brat Hopman 6—2, 9—ll, 6 —433 words
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Article105 1932-05-31 7 In the P. W. F. League Match at the Buk:t Mcrtajam Padarg, yesterday, the Postr and Tgl. rraphs Football Team detee.tr d the Butterworth Recreation Club hy two go- Iq to til Th fclljwing ere the results of the j-eague up-to date: Goals P W D105 words
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Article27 1932-05-31 7 .-Reuter WINNER’-i RECORD SPEED Indianapolis, May 81 500 miles Grand Prix was won by am with record speed of 104— ■X4 miles hcurly.- Reuter.-Reuter - 27 words
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444 1932-05-31 7 WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY Card of Eight Events The following are tbe weights for the first day of tbe Taiping Turf Club June Amateur Meeting to be run at Taiping on Friday, June 8. The card of eight events starts at 215 with a two444 words
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Article151 1932-05-31 7 Reuter. LARRY GAINS WINS Almost Perfect Exhibition of Boxing London Yesterday At the White City before seventy thousand spectators Larry Gains the Canadian Ena pire Champion won the right to a possible title fight outpointing Primo Camera in a ten round contest Camera curiously did notReuter. - 151 words
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23 1932-05-31 7 —”R P B.’ f 10. The Hon Secretary of the above committee acknowledges the following donation to the funds:-—”R P B.’ f 10. - 23 words
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Article67 1932-05-31 7 —Reuter. FOUR CONSECUTIVE ROUND 3 Abe Mitchell Wins Professional Tournament London, May 80 A wor’d golf record of four consecutive rounds in open competition was created by Abe Mitchell, at Bristol, who scored 271 for 72 holes and won the £B5O professional tournament. His four cards—Reuter. - 67 words
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Article141 1932-05-31 7 Gloucester’s Win K. 0. R. Cup From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, To-day The Gloucestershire Regiment won the King’s Own Rifles Polo up easily defeating the Singapore Tigers by twelve goals to one before a Urge crowd at the Polo Club. 11 N. Lovett was the outstanding player. The141 words
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Article128 1932-05-31 7 .—Reuter. Singapore Man’s Lock London, Yesterday The total subscription for the Irish Derby Sweep is £4,128 486 and the Irish Hospitals Charities will receive over £1.000,000 The prize fund will receive £2 801 648 divided into twenty eight units each with a first prize of £3O 000..—Reuter. - 128 words
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Article259 1932-05-31 7 CLERICALS WIN BY 1 GOAL The Junior League match between tbs United Clerical Subordinates and the Penang Te where was played yesterday at the Dato Kramat when the Chricala won by three goals to two. The game was fairly interesting, especially at the btgining of the match259 words
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Article67 1932-05-31 7 POLICE TEAM TO MEET WAUGH JACKS The following will represent the Police against Waugh Jacks in a J unior League match at Patani Road ground at 5 p.m. to-morrow. Bachan Singb; A. R. Ibrahim, and Babjan; W. Xavier, W. Ingham (Capt.» an! Ong Kee Seong; Lira Swee Si67 words
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Article402 1932-05-31 7 LOCML DIRECTOR INTERVIEWED “A Blessing in Disguise” Interviewed by the Pining Gazette Mr. Geo. W. Osborne Mir aging Director of Vit Alexin (Malaya) Ltd., the sole selling agents in Mahya for Vit Alexin stated that he had known for soma time that several doctors were urging the402 words
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Article200 1932-05-31 7 WORK OF A CLEVER GANG Tn connection with the daring burglary at Pritchard Go., store in Ipoh on Saturday, ii was widely rumoured in town that tbe arms department of the shop had been ransacked and several revolvers stolen. On making enquiries on Monday morning a200 words
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Article61 1932-05-31 7 The Columbia picture The Flood brings back two old favourites of the silent days Monte Blue and E:enor Boardman. Elenor is as winsome and sw-el es ever while Monte does not seem to have lost his old bonhomie. tt Although the story is old fashioned The Flood provides61 words
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Article132 1932-05-31 7 TAIKONG’S STORY OF HABITUaL PAYMENTS From Our 0 wn Correspondent Singapore, To-day Two Malay cons’.ables attached to the Marine Division were charged in the Third Police Court before Mr. A. 0. Boyd with extortion of 30 c mts from the taikong of a tongkacg. They claimed trial. Mr.132 words
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Article439 1932-05-31 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OBJECTIONS Retaliatory Measures May Follow From Our O vn Correspondent Singapore, To-day Opposition on behrif of the Singapore and Penang Chambers of Commerce to the proposed tariff preference for British imports of alcoholic liquors, tobacco and cigarettes was overrulad at yesterday’s meeting of the439 words
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Article97 1932-05-31 7 To day at the Esplanade at 6 p.m. March Bond of Friendthip M ickenz’cRcg m Overture The S -pphire NeckLca Sullivan Selection The S udent Prince Romberg "An Evening In Toledo’* Sohmeling Fox Trot Three Little Times Barony Selection The Lightning Switch Alford March The Dreert Song Romberg97 words
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Advertisement291 1932-05-31 7 g VERY engine yields better »1 performance, power and economy with the New and Improved Champions. It will pax, you to install them NO W«, WEARNE BROS., LTD.. PENANG, AND ALL DEALERS. r helio gsioiM Spark IPlugfiff 6 NOTICE In accordance with the Order made by the Resident Councillor; Penang,291 words
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Article352 1932-05-31 8 At the Legislative Council yesterday the i esolution for preferential duties on liquors and tobacco manufactured in the Empire was passed, the majority of the unofficial members voting with the Government. But the resolution was not allowed to pass unchallenged. The bon/ Mr. Bagnall opposed it on the352 words
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Article351 1932-05-31 8 The struggle between the criminal and the police In the field of technical progress is becoming more intense every day. Now officials at Scotland Yard are paying grea* attention to the e<perimente of Mr H. W. Adey the portable radio expert, whose new device must be the351 words
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Article96 1932-05-31 8 MAT AY WOMAN GETS 4 MONTHS Charged that she during 1982 being tenant or the person in charge of house No. 245 Kimberley Street did knowingly permit Fuch premises to be used as a brothel, a Malay woman stood in the dock before Mr E Jago,96 words
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Article48 1932-05-31 8 TAMIL’S TEMPTATION Two months' rigorous Imprisonment was pissed on a amil Baja Gopal, who was charged with theft of one motor car horn, one mirror and one msaoot vanned at $5 from a Eaby Austin P. 8117 at 29 Western Road, on May 26.48 words
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Article54 1932-05-31 8 THEFT OF SANfi.PaPEU Charged with having committed theft at 122, Kimberly Street, on May 26 of 40 pieces of sand paper va’ued at 40 cents a Malay youth. Dalhh bin Ibrahim, appeared before the Police Magistrate for sentence. His Worship ordered him to receive eight54 words
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Article665 1932-05-31 8 Penang, Tuesday Oi HE monsoon has really broken in earnest and for the next few weeks uncertain weather will prevail. It will not be surprising if many games of cricket are spoilt on Saturday afternoons and Sundays. Bin although we do not like the rain it brings665 words
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Article97 1932-05-31 8 Tin—Spot Yesterday To-day London £l2O 15s. od. £ll5. 7s, 6d Tin (3 Months) London £123 2s. 6d, £H7 10 s Singapore $62 00 $58.50 Business Done 75 tons jClu. Penang $61.7» $60.12| Business Done Buyers No Sell rs Rubber London if d. New York c. c Singapore 597 words
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Advertisement142 1932-05-31 8 I CLOSING DOWN SALE I //V ALL RETAIL DEPARTMENTS B STOCKS TO BE CLEARED I AT COST PRICE AMD UNDER DURING THE WHOLE OF JUNF. I WONDERFUL BARGAINS I P I John Little Co., Ltd., Penang. I BUY ONLY .Clover Brand Milk J- ”R u ZWvX E R rWW'-'A s142 words
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Advertisement31 1932-05-31 8 Ln fee. o. THE BEST SITUATES.* SEASIDB HOTEL UN THE EAST, ALL ROOMS EACE THE SEk eavh with sitting room and private bathroom attached MdBfRK THROUGHOUT EXCELLENT CUISINE exnert Kcr°t>ean Chef.31 words
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Miscellaneous26 1932-05-31 8 TIDE TABUS HHb Wax» Low Water 7 o-Dak 10.C9 am 3.40 a.m, 10.10 p.m 446 p.m. To tfOBBOW 10.37 a.m. 4.20 am 10.45 pm. 5.2) p.m.26 words
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464 1932-05-31 9 &nln, accelerating SHANGHAI CONFERENCE CHINESE AND JAPANESE DIFFERENCES COMMUNIST MENACE SERIOUS POSITION The Far Eastern situation is causing considerable anxiety in the capitals of ths Powers and a RussoJapanese clash is feared shortly. London, Yesterday There is increasing anxiety among wellitl.rmed people in London, Washington&nln, - 464 words
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Article94 1932-05-31 9 —Reuter. War Veterans Demand Soldier’s Bonus Washington. Yesterday he Police are doing their utmost to stop convergence of bands of k dfim2? acd war veter ns on the capital Hgnn, u 1 aymect of *he soldier’s bonus, I? 76 k, een Benk to S ta to Governors—Reuter. - 94 words
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Article60 1932-05-31 9 I D I -let n London, Yesterday 101 y ae grft nted in the Divorce <hrr, liS «l MrS Sara De Witt R aker ft- tolßcnna hanghai, on the ground of Bral ruL/ k her disband Brigadier J* Br n L l° vher Dwoy Floomfield J» nlait T?''I D “ I * -let - 60 words
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Article156 1932-05-31 9 Reuter. HINDENBURG OBJECTS TO NEW SCHEME INABILITY TO AGREE Beilin, Yesterday The crisis which has plunged Germany in to a grave situation on the eve of the Lausanne Conference is due to President Hindenburg’s inability to agree io some of the measures Dr. Braening Intended to includeReuter. - 156 words
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Article549 1932-05-31 9 .—Rugby Radio Eervioe. TROOPS CHARGE MOB NEWSPAPER AS PROPAGANDA MEDIUM Bombay, Yesterday One was killed and 18 Injured in the renewed rioting. To day British troops were compelled to charge a mob of rioters who attempted io sei fire to a perfumery shop The mob greeted the.—Rugby Radio Eervioe. - 549 words
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Article51 1932-05-31 9 —Reuter. Picked up From Sea after Machine Crashes Seattle, Yesterday Shortly after taking eff again the airman Nat Brown crashed in flames in Elliott Bay. Later Brown and his assistant had wonderful escapes. They made a parachute descent from the blazing plane and were picked up from the—Reuter. - 51 words
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Article41 1932-05-31 9 —Reuter. 862 Arrests in One Month Nelson, (British Columbia) Yesterday Defying Government's "decency’’ decree another nude parade was held here io day with the result that the police arrested 117 making a total of 862 arrests since May Day—Reuter. - 41 words
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Article339 1932-05-31 9 —Reuter. SCOPE OF LAUSANNE TO BE BROADENED AMERICA’S HINT TO EUROPE SETTLE REPARATIONS FIRST Mr. McaDonaid’s sug*gestion that the scope off Lausanne shou'd be broadened to include the discussion of international trade has met with general approval. London, Yesterday Mr, MacDonald s Ideas of the wide scope.—Reuter. - 339 words
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Article95 1932-05-31 9 the London season opened.—Rugby Radio 'eryioe. Rides in Rotten Row for First Time this Seaton Rugby, Yesterday The King in the uniform of a Field Marshal with Captains and an escort of Horse Guards in attendance drove in the State Coach this morning from Buckingham Palace to St.the London season opened.—Rugby Radio 'eryioe. - 95 words
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Article290 1932-05-31 9 Rugby Radio Service. Miners Want Gua'antee of No Wage Reduction London, Yesterday The only hope for the British coal trade lay not in the work of politics but in science, declared Mr. Walter Runcim ,n moving the second reading of the Coal Bill in the H iase ofRugby Radio Service. - 290 words
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Article73 1932-05-31 9 Rugby Radio Service. No Statement Desirable as to Government Policy Rugby, Yesterday The Dominions Secretary Mr. J. H. Thomas, said, in reply to a Commons question, he did not think it desirable to make any statement as to the policy hie Majesty’s Government in the United KingdomRugby Radio Service. - 73 words
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Article45 1932-05-31 9 Bsuter. Absolute Majority in Oldenburg Diet Berlin, Yesterday The Nazis gained an absolute majority In the Oldenburg Diet t s a result of yesterday s State elections increasing their holding from o neteen to twenty four seats from a tota. of forty six.. Bsuter. - 45 words
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Advertisement9 1932-05-31 9 PASTJLLES ,\l AHLCKENS TEKNISKA EABRHW I. r CEFLE.~Sy/EDE N9 words
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Advertisement212 1932-05-31 9 1« I M I n-Sllenbunjs’ Foods Made from the purest milk oi cowi pastured in ths home counties, the ‘Allenburys* Foods are R 5 easily digested as mother’s milk. They are germ free and are simply and quickly made by the addition off boiling water only. Fresh supplies, specially packed212 words
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Article393 1932-05-31 10 TC-DAY’S PRICES fhe following were the latest guoteilOM n MBBS3B. KENNEDY* Oo.’b share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To-day m m g E 5 5 5 Bhabhb. a 3 m 00 to. f a. f a. 11. Mining Batu Cares. .20 .25 -20 .25 Hong393 words
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Article67 1932-05-31 10 Singapore fur Standard Ribbed Gmoksd Sheet for to-day are ae Hollow: Spot 5$ cent» per lb, July/Sept. 5f Ooi./Deo. 5f t Jan./March 6$ u Marks quiet London and Liverpool Stock decreased by 2,537 ton». Price* were realised for Got b d F B AQ at our67 words
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Article141 1932-05-31 10 Latest Quotations Mon. Sat. Bat. May 80 May 28 Sept. ItParis 98} 98} 128.96 New York 8.69} 8.69} 4.85 J Montreal 4.19 4 21 Brussels 86| 26.85 84.88 Geneva 18 27/82 18$ 24.86 Amsterdam 9 10} 9.11 12.0! Milan 71$ 71$ 92.86 Barlin 15 19/82 15141 words
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Article240 1932-05-31 10 Penang 1 May 81 t cte Benar»« Ojiuta IL «heel bjx 5.000 00 ,iov«s no supplier ?oid leaf i-11-ri 72 00 liti Picking ujlii no eupphe? 801 d h i iiUe «1 ps* 1,006 11 15.0 Jopra undried buyers 5.25 iaaau* l-«x( tUiians 10.4’ Siml Snail 8h 11240 words
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Article1104 1932-05-31 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST Ĕ At, NAMES, S J RUBBER (Dollar.) Sc. c. c. Allenby Rubber Co. 2S 35 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate 25 35 Amalgamated Malay Estates 40 60 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 50 70 Ayer Kunmg Rubber Estates 5 15 Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 15 25 Ayer Panas1,104 words
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Article85 1932-05-31 10 Penang. Mar 81 Bj Uourtety of the Chart ere J Bank Ou Lourtuu tjank Demar d 2/8 25/32 >i ii 4 m/ta 2/3 29/82 Priva'e 3 m/li oredh 2 4 1/16 .< 3 I Doannuntary 2/4 B'l6 Ou New York Bank 42} Fr» <oe tl T.T 950 nom India85 words
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Advertisement605 1932-05-31 10 w .-wa, < A Actual A nerve-cell. d Bl? I •w*— 1 1 •trennth t ns k “k rV€S I -v-’P/l 1 Conquer I y ft; 1 Nerve troubles I 1 B R Loss of nerve-strength may result in such I seemingly different complaints as listless- I ness, stomach troubles,605 words
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Miscellaneous95 1932-05-31 10 Penang Weu.her Report Temp. Wind Rainfall Wbdnesdai 6 a.m. 76 e Noon 84 e nil 5 p m. 88 n w Thursday 6e,u). 76 e No.’.n 82 e 2mm 5 pm. 85 s Friday 6 a.m. 76 e Noon 92 s nil 5 p m. 87 nw Saturday 6 a.m.95 words
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Article1505 1932-05-31 11 ANNUAL MEETING The thirty-third ordinary general mcctirc of th» Dnnkp Rubber Company Ltd., w a held cn Mtj 12, at the Whitehall R ome, Whitehall place, B.W. The Bi- H°n. Sir Eric Geddee, G.C.8., G.B.E K.O 8., chairman cf the company, preeided. Dub lap Plantation* The bepvy fall1,505 words
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Article723 1932-05-31 11 r Tangga B rf tu Rubbs'—£2 500 from B reserve. Deduct £l,oio brought forwd. and 1c m for 193 i f 302, credit balance 8 ef £147 forwu. j Tekka-Taipirg—N< prefit to 314. Oct. t £1,198 Ggs'. £6.097), makirg £20.388 j forward (previous year div. 1| p.c.) t723 words
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Advertisement81 1932-05-31 11 Vstf Suffix. "USK TOUR CHEMIST A Certain Curu /or Haemorrhoids X kindred ailment» A TUBE TO-DAY KEEL’S JHE SURGEONiAWAY Stocked by United Pharmacy, 305, North Bridge Rd., Singapore. I “CERTIFIED MASSEURS” MR. K. KUSAKA ASSISTANT MRS. YOSHIYO 142 m, BUKMAH ROAD. Mrs. Yoshiyo begs to inform that she will, from81 words
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Advertisement801 1932-05-31 11 SILVER JAVA PACI’IC LIME M I HU!< 111 Lint Joint Service of PACIFIC JAVA BENGAL LINE I SILVER LINE, LTD., s- L iOXFitness torn I JmaMkHaH’s Wine I Penang I P m.v. bintang [p] > une 6 I- x MV. BILVERGUAVA bl June 13 1 iKkS 5 M.V. 31LVKR3ELI,'-: [S]801 words
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Article463 1932-05-31 12 AGAINST AUSTRALIA AND ENGLAND George Hetdley the West Indian crick*ter, promisee to be an attraction in England when he gore ever with the 1933 tesm. They hiva not yet seen him batting ever there. As our readers are aware* Headley possesses finished style, and is a463 words
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Article427 1932-05-31 12 A GO-AHEAD BRITISH INDUSTRY There is a good chance that British production of canned fruits this year will exceed imports for the first time since canning was started in England. British output of canned vegetables is i heady larger than imports, and the achievement of427 words
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Advertisement332 1932-05-31 12 UI Free Your Property from The Menice of Rust by THF. USS o F ALUMIN lUSJ PAINT IT LOIKI StBO -LaSTS LOHfi PROTECTS BEST IT'S USE WILL KEEP YOUR PROPERTY IN F!RS T CLASS SOLE AGENTS united engineers limited, P /v 4 <v Q GZ i=JM U±v ’^J**** 1 r332 words
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Article433 1932-05-31 13 Spate of Schoolgirl Aspirants A member of the Hanging Committee of the Royal Academy, Professor R. Anning Bell, describes the Royal Academy of 1932 88 a fair aversge show to a Morning Poet cot respondent. He referred to the pregressive decrease in scale of paintings433 words
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Advertisement782 1932-05-31 13 e*L— S—! Way to Banish Ugly Hair Fro I <s^ Sensational Discovery i of British Scientist Men detest superfluous hair They never £nd a woman attractive who suffers from it. 10-day, in three minutes, you can say .goodbye forever to all unwanted hair, and smooth white arms and legs free782 words
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Article480 1932-05-31 14 Penang Map 31, 19.32. FENANJ MARKET cte. Meat Beef Steak kati 32 Stew or Corry M do 22 J’ork lean de 48 Po'k lean fat istcu.lity do 38 Mutter India- lb 40 do Australian do 40 Fowl .m *22 Capons locally reared M do none Hen do do480 words
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Article615 1932-05-31 15 Port of Penang Schedule of Principal Lines The following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing fr«m Penang during the week i IN POET TO-DAY From! Sailing For Date of Balli us yong Son? P» Langkawi and Kantang Be’awan To-day Singapore, Cheribon, Bagan-Si Api Api,615 words
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