Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 June 1932

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833, PUBLISHED DAILY No. 132 VOL. LXXXX. WEDNESDAY, Bth JUNE, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS
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      1656 2 TOLET -Selangor Turf Club BANKS. I .MWUow, gftragß. Lane, two rto«yJ m6r Meetjng CHARTERED BANK SHABBHAI BAKKIII ,|iR|S i 6 dh° Hapffpaves Road Saturday and Saturday, 11th ow if da. Australia and china CGRPORATIOI. ■P/ZZ '-JA kzW Me»ai3 4 AbHp. and 18th June, 1932. by Koy>l CE,rtef 1868 I[ lNC
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    PRACTICAL AID FOR BUTING BRITISH
    900 3 EM'IRE FOOD REIOURO33 Prince of Wales’s Advice Londor, M y £4 The Prince of Wiles described yesterday, hov’, as an agricultural landiort*, hi .sd persuaded his tenants to assist the “Bay British” movement by s ndying »ni producing what the public r quirsd. wig speaking
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      231 3 GOon flSSto WHi SKft&lr Jr j|S! A Ww? W»»aJF jf «l-w Ct •W’ v\ <Ms AGENTS THE EASTERN AGENCIES E 2 £4 Pioneers Both Sir Walter Raleigh Lad faith in /A 'Vi his enterprise—he set out and won a world-empire! To-day, the makers of the Raleigh have n L^ product,
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      258 3 I K “BABY I WAS FED ON Doctor’s Lha TAWT TIXTF “Baby was fed cm 1 O£i UN tS Sunshine Gl.x. feom bwth aad ha* birth don* spfen/j't v, Jr Hi. bow, I. .nd P 7 A f~\ row. ,h< .ge <rf U.. h.v, 4-T b '1 XS J 6
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    Bogus Coal Contract Order
    1928 4 TANNOCK CONVICTED Four Months, Gaol For Using Forged Document Sentence of four months' rigorous imprisonment was passed on Saturday by the District Judge on John Caldwell Tannocki the European formerly employed as secretary by Mr. A. C. Brown, of Sir John Jackson Limited, Contractors for his
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      480 4 ft TEACHER’S KNEES CREAKED Rheumatism Hampered Her Work TILL SHE TRIED KRUSCHEM Rheumatism can make a burden of many of life’s trivial daily duties. Personal needs, duties in the home, $8 -&S&. work on which livelihood depends—all suffer when the uric acid fiend gets v b grip. This is a
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      295 4 Penm 1500 1501 n iona pei,ang tojan luar 31 FOR SERVICE quality price and a Range of Cold Storage Supplies and Groceries to make House i Keeping Easy and Interesting. g n t An Eminent Bndor Gives You the L etes to Keep Fit Yocng II jqe If ycu are
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    Malaya’s Stand at Olympia
    1692 5 The Prince of Wales’ Visit Appreciation of Golden Pineapple Mistaken Notions About Malaya Home News For Malaya From Our Own Correspondent (By Air Mail) London, May 25 THE Nation’s Foods Exhibition now being held in the Empire Hall at Olympia is described by the organisers as
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      204 5 DIGESTION OU.OF. OBSER! A tOURSE OF PF, 3MOTES SOUMI> PKiESYIC M and soon puts you jVeiv Way Ic Banish UgjyJlay w r ’Sy M f i£ tekS? "S'" J? 4' iffr. ~"~I1 I? Sensational Discover of British Scientist j Men detest superfluous han They never nd s» vromar attractive who
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      181 5 yyf' t mrmrS aw uro* 1 j 1 jttoji ‘Silvia a»*?? 11 j/ H w t f Y jm I ■oudww cols I 9 t A Calcutta. 193» fim fa Children fed on thii Food are always happy I VUW Of uaie The stream of vigorous young life run, t.
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      159 5 LEA I i PERRINS' j I SAUCE 3 LThe sauce that famous chefs prefer 1 —a, f f mi L Tcfcgraphic Address Postal Addrtss BKASTAGI HOTEL—BRASTAGI RAND BOTH. BRASTAGI—BRASTAGI Sumatra E. C. All telegraphic enquiries must be sent prepaid. HKDUCKD TARIFF FROM 2nd JANUARY, 1932. Terms for a stay of
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    S.S. AND F.M.S. TELEPHONES
    429 6 -4 Personal Call Service To Be Inaugurated On and from Jnne 15, 1982 a personal Dall service will be available between tele phone subscribers connected to Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang Exchanges. The service is designed to obviate the pay xneni of full trunk fees
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    Kedah News
    236 6 DEPARTURE OF TWO WELL KNOWN «PLANTERS On Saturday next Kedah becomes the pooler by the lots of Messrs J. Dowres and W. I. Aitkin who are leaving for the United Kingdom by tbe s.s Ranchi- Both are pro xninent figures in p anting and sporting circles and their
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    Timely Rescue
    83 6 AGED CRINE-E FAILS INTO SEA A Eurasian and a Malay figured in the jrtscue of a Chinese from the sea off the ‘Singapore Esplanade on Saturday night. While walking along the sea front they heard a splash ar-d seeing someone in diffi oulties Immediately jumped into one of
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    Sports Car And Bus
    88 6 A Kuala Lumpur motorist, Mr. Patrick D’Flynn, was involved in a collision with a motor bus on the Port Dickson road at noon on unday Mr. 0 Flynn and a passenger were driving in a sports oar from Kuala Lumpur to Port Dickson and when rounding
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    SINGAPORE HELD
    386 6 TWO GOALS ALL An Exciting Game at Malacca Malacca, June 5 Under idea! conditions the Malaya Oup (southern section' soccer match between Mai coa and Singapore was played here to day and ended in a draw of two goals all. The game was exciting throughout and ended as
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    Penang Municipal Commissioners
    185 6 SHORT FORTNIGHTLY MEETING Tbe fortnightly meeting of the Penang Municipal Commissioners held yesterday afternoon was over within three minutes. There were nine items on the agenda, a 1 of which were purely formal. Mr. G W. Bryant, the President, pre sided, and the others present were: Drs,
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    Discharged Prisoners’ Aid Society
    63 6 The hon Secretary and Treasurer of the above fund wishes to acknowledge the following donations to date Mr. 0. M. Merrick io Tbe Asiatic Petro!sum Co, (8 8.) Ltd. 100 Mr Lim Eow Thoon 5 Anon. 200 Total $3 5 Tbe Hon, Secretary and Treasurer is
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    European Unemployment Committee, Penangq
    23 6 The following is a donation to the funds of the Committee of the European Unemploy ment Committee Penang '’Anonymous
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      556 6 1 The Importance of Salt A i 1!. The flavouring so characteristic or good cooking I. sm is largely due to salt wisely used. It is so impor- g tant and yet so inexpensive. Your cooking E R deserves the thoughtful choice of the best W obtainable —pure, dry, free-running,
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    Penang Turf Club Five Day Meeting
    1312 7 Official Programme Out All Horses and Ponies Being Catered For BY TIC-TAO official programme just issued for the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting shows that the Club is adhering to a full five day 1 meeting as originally intended. 5 This should be good
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    881 7 Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Woodcock, of Kuala Pl'ah, will be proceeding home shortly. Lieutenant Armonde Theodore Dassek has been appointed Acting Captain, Malayan Volunteer Infantry The Chief Fecretary and Mrs. Caldecott have gone to Fraser's Hill and will be returning on June 19 Mrs P. M.
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. J.H. SAUNDERS
    244 7 AT IPOH Well-Known Former Resident of Penang News was received in Penang last night of the sudden death at Ipoh, of Mr. J. H. Saunders, of the fi?ra bearing his name there. It would appear that Mr. Saunders suddenly dropped unconscious in the shop
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    R.R.I. Suspensions Still Unconfirmed
    104 7 SEQUEL TO ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNAL COMMITTEE Neither confirmation nor denial was forthcoming on Tuesday morning of the report that three senior officers of the R.R 1., as stated in the Ma’ay Vail, have been suspended following the establishment of in internal retrenchment committee According to one
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    CHEATING AT FUN AND FROLIC
    120 7 ANOTH3R PLEADS GUILTY Sentence Postponed Till June 10 Wong Fhoo, the other accused who vns arrested by the Datectiva Dapurtment in eonneoitoa with the cheating at Fnn and Frolic, was to day produced before Mr. Edward Jigo Police Migidirate, Fenang charged with cheating a man
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    Theft From Dying Woman
    138 7 TOTi’S MEAN ACT Looi Slew Chuan, a Chinesa toti attachad io the General Hospital, to day pleaded guilty before the Police Magistrate, to a chtrgs of theft of a sum of $3O. tbe property of a Tarn! female patient at the hospital who was at tbs
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    Mr. W.D. Magill
    44 7 On enquiry to-day the Plnang Gazette was informed that Mr. W T». Magill, who was injured at the Taiping Races a’tbough still very serioas’y ill is "slightly better The injury causing anxiety Is ite fracture at the bass of the skull.
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      258 7 The Dip-stkk Rxvhen your oil is getting low and when it is time to replenish with Castrol. It tells more than this though to a discernin'* motorist. It shows that Castrol is more econe.M C.il than ordinary motor oils. U'7,7? tht cornet gt.me cf Castrol in your snub, tbe Dip-stnk
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    GERMANY IN THE MELTING POT?
    560 8 Is Germany in the melting pot? I With startling suddenness she has I become the centre of European I politics which, since the close of [the Great War, have been notoriloui for their instability. British political circles make no secret of their apprehensions of the
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    Disorderly House Run in Orderly Manner!
    137 8 WOMAN SENTENCED A Tamil woman named Mutamma! was to day charged, before the Police Magistrate with allowing the house of which she was the owner or tenant to be used as a dis orderly house. The accused pleaded guilty Detective Inspector Roche prosecuting said
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    Legless Swimmer at Fun
    94 8 Zimmy, the legless swimmer, visited Fun last night, and demonstrated before an Interested crowd just how he ccntroh himself in the water. He repeated his determination to swim the English Channel both wsys, and he showed spectators how the absence of nether extremities In no way
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    District Court Appeals
    46 8 Owing to the inability of Mr. Justice Mndle to come to Pettang on the 27th ultimo, the hearing of the five District Oonri Appeds which were fixed forbearing on that date have been postponed til) Ju'y 4. Mr Justice Prichard and Vy. Jnatina
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    BY THE WAY
    618 8 Penang, Wednesday HKEE minutes sufficed to 3 O cover th 3 business of the Municipal Commissioners p.t their fortnightly meeting yeserday. This is hustle and then some, as our American friends would say. It is doubtful if go-ahead Singapore could do better than this. It is only
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    Produce Markets
    95 8 Tin Spot Yegter lay To-day London No Mirket JBIIS ss, Cd, Tin (3 Months) s London 15s. Og* j Singapore $59.25 i Business Done 150 ten? I Penang 69 25> i Business Done Buyer. No Be- J I Rubber I London 5 U d. New York ?!.'c- 2Hc.(.
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      21 8 E. O. HOT£U TO-NIGHT SPECIAL LHsNER AND DANCE Dance Music by the Band of the g. g. PRESIDE* t VxN BUREN.
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    Enthusiastic Reception for British Ministers at Kingstown
    779 9 AMUSiXG INCIDENT AT JETTY PRESS APPROVE GOVERNMENT action morning post dissents CONVERSATIONS TO CONTINUE London, Yesterday A pr »rnatic change in the Anglo-Irish ,H 3 »tioD marked Mr. Thomas's announce 1 fflE A which >a given Prominence in the jevpepom. The approval of
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    SERIOUS JAPANESE SITUATION
    131 9 THOUSANDS ON VERGE OF STARVATION URGENT RELIEF FOR FARMFRS Tokio, Yesterday The urgent necessify for relief of the agricultural districts especially in Northern Japan where conditions are desperate and thousands are on the verge of starvation is occupying the attention of the Diet while the War Office
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    DR. KIRKUP
    59 9 —Reuter. Five Years Pena! Servitude on Three Charges London, Yesterday Dr. Klrkno who was recently brought back from Singapore and fined for posing as a doctor was sentenced at Somerset Assizes to five years penal servitude on each of three ?harges namely one of bigamy and two of
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    NEW ZEALAND’S PROBLEMS
    78 9 —Renter. Seriousness Prevents At ending Ottawa Wellington Yesterday Surprise was created by the announcement that the Prime Minister Mr. Forbes, is unable to attend the Ottawa Conference owing to serious urgent problems confronting the country.’’ It Is understood that it is very likely that Mr. Coates. Minister
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    INDIAN POLICE
    86 9 —Bugby Radio Service. New Decoration For Acts of Gallantry Rugby, Yesterday The issue is already announced of a royal warrant creating the new decoration of the Indian Police Medal for acts of gallantry and valuable services and explains the absence from the recent birthday honours list of recognition
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    PREMIER IN COMMONS
    66 9 restoration to health.- Rugby Radio Service. Cordial Reception from Members Rugby, Yesterday The Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer returned to the House of Commons this afternoon. On entering the House each received a cordial reception from members and the leader of the Opposition, Mr
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    HUNGER MARCH MENACE
    293 9 COUNTRY-WIDE ANXIETY WILL DOLE SYSTEM BE ADOPTED New York, Yesterday Grave anxiety is felt in conservative quarters th.oughout the country over bands of starving and desperate ex servicemen estimated at 80 000 strong. A bill giving effect to their demands is how before Congress 1 who are
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    IRREGULAR EXACTIONS
    84 9 .—Reuter. Escort Fees In Bandit-Rid Jea Areas London* Yesterday Mr. W. Nann (Conservative) in the House of Commons requested Information as to the extent of the exactions on goods in transit on the Yangtze and other parts of ihe Interior of < bina by recognised Chinese Government officials
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    CHILEAN REVOLUTION
    65 9 Bouter. Ex-President A Refugee In Foreign Legation Santiago de Chile, Yesterday The revolutionary Junta is strengthening its grip on the whole country with the support of the army and navy. Ex-President Montero Is a refugee at the Argentine Legation. The Junta denies the report that it is dissolving
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    SHIPPING DISASTER
    66 9 l —Renter. Japanese Boat Aground Off Kamchatka Tokio, Yesterday Anxiety is felt over the fate of three hundred fishermen and forty of the crew of the Genzan Mara which went aground in a dense fog off the eastern coast of Kamchatka. The ship’s wireless yesterday morning reported that
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    TIN FAILURE
    40 9 Pool Already Dissolved and Tin Disposed Of London, Yesterday The London Metal Exchange has an nounced that the pool which took over the tin as a result of the recent failure has already dissolved and the tin disposed
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    FRANCE TO HELP GERMANY?
    270 9 —Reuter PREMIER’S DECLARATION OF POLICY DESIRE FOR WORLD PEACE GOVERNMENT SECURES VOTE Paris, Yesterday After hearing M. Herriot e statement of policy the Chamber passed a vote of con fidence in the Government by 890 votes to 152. Later There was some surprise at the bigness
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    BRITISH UNEMPLOYED
    116 9 normally in casual employment—Rugby Radio Service. IncreaM in May Dus to Extension of Holidays Rugby, Yesterday Figures of employment and unemployment given in the Ministry of Labour’s state ment for the past month indicate that there was no marked change in the state of Industry during May. An
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    OTTAWA AGENDA
    70 9 tlons were very advanced. —Rugby Radio Service. Not To Be Published ill Details Settled Rugby, Yesterday In the House of Commons to day Mr Malcolm Macdonald, Dominions Under Secretary, said it has been agreed that the agenda for the Ottawa Conference should not be published until its details
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    ARMY TATTOO
    80 9 Princess Elizabeth and 50 000 Children Watch Thrilling Display Rugby Yesterday Princess Elizabeth and fifty thousand other children to-day watched a full dress rehearsal at Aidershot of a thrilbng display given by the army at the annual searchlight tattoo. —Rugby Radio Service. Mr. H.O- Stafford, of Nipah Distilleries
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    INDIANS DEFEAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
    273 10 —Reuter. TEN WICKET VICTORY Latest County Cricket Resoils Louden, Jane 7 At Kettering, the Indian tcuriatß defra ed Northamptonshire by 10 wickets. Northamptonshire 155 and 151. Indians 279 (Japp 5 for 64) and 29 for no wickete, Surrvey v Essex At Leyton, Surrey defeated Essex by nine
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    HOPKINS BEATEN
    177 10 Effect of Strain of Four Days’ Sport From Oar Own Correspondent Singapore, Yesterday The following are yesterday’s resuHs In the Singapore Tennis Championships played at the 8.00.: r Yong Loong Chong beat Chua Choon Leong 6'4, 6'4. Llm Bong Soo beat Dr, H. O. Hopkins B/4 6/1. flopkins
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    Penang Turf Club Maiden Scheme
    46 10 INSUFFICIENT SUPPORT The proposal of the Penang Turf oub to import a batch of English horses for the 1933 New Year Meeting rising four year elds, at a cost of £l5O landed at Perarg. has been abandoned owing to insufficient support.
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    EXCHANGE
    74 10 P»nang, Jane 8 By Courtesy qf the Chartered Bank Ou Lcndon Bank Demand 2/8 25/32 »i 4 m/U 2/3 29/82 Private 3 m/te credit 2 4 1/16 ii 6 ii Documentary 2/4 816 On Naw York Bank Demand 42$ Frunoe TT 950 nom ii I’T 1541 Bat-via V* 81
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    DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
    605 10 The following publication! were issued or received by the Department of Statistic?, 8.8. and F M.S., during the period from 21st to 27. h May» 1932, inclusive, and are available for public use in the Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Application may be made by members of
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    Tin Restriction Proposals
    109 10 The Selangor Miners’ Association of KuUa Lumpur has called an extraordinary general meeting to be held at the hell of the Association on Thursday, at 2 30 p.m,, to consider the amendment to the Loudon Scheme to ate st Chinese miners, outlined in the M iLy M
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    LEADING BROKERS’ SHARE LIST
    446 10 TO-DAY’S PRICES fhe following wan the latest «notations In MESSRS. KENNEDY* Oo.’b share lid at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To-day e s g Shabbb J? s =s CO I s i t l l. I I, Mining Ayer Hitam 10/- 10 6 10/- 10/6 Kinta 71
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    BOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    148 10 Latest Quotations Tues. M on. Bat. June 7 June 6 Ban»- 18 Ptfli 98 7/32 98 7/16 128.96 N«W York 3.671 8.69 4.861 Montreal 4.25 4 ?8 Brussels 86 5/16 26.40 84.88 Genm 18 25/82 1827/82 84.88 Amsterdam 9C6 9 9} 18.08 Milan 71f 02 Berlin
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    33 10 Singapore Pt<cm for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Spot 5 ■’eat’pn lb, July/Sept. i« Oot./Dec. —ss i, J-in J March —s} Market Q «ie k
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    The Mails
    90 10 The homeward mail by the Rajpu'ana closes at 6 p.tr. on the 1 l?b instant. The S.S. Ktrmala with tn die d««oatched from London May 19 is expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. to morrow. The following are the numbers of arrivals and departures to Madras Presidency
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    234 10 Penan?, Jane 8 t cts Benares Opitm p, shest com 5,000 00 Jlovts i> no eupnlies Sold leaf seHers 72 00 Maea Pick’ng nom no supplies Nutmegs 801 *1 m 11 110 s «< «4 Joconutsper 1,000 if 15.0 C Ooprn Sundried small eales 5.20 Hattons 11.1 c
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      139 10 ES Übe IRunniemebe ''Cheerful an J C»ol TO MORROW DINNSR DUNCE TIFFIN COUPONS Book of 10—$15. Book of 25—585. Saturday, 11th June Owing to other arrangements the usual Dinner Dance will not be held. Fresh Oysters Lobsters RUNNYMBDE HOTEL, LTD., George Goldsack, Manager. ’■HONE 548. i /1 i l 'l
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      96 10 Penang Weather Report Temp. Wfnd Rainfall Thursday 6 a.m. 78 e Noon 90 Imm 5 p.m, 86 nw Friday 6 a.m. 78 e Noon 90 nw nil 5 p.m. 84 nw «Saturday 6 a.m« 76 e Noon 91 s nil 5 p.m. 86 nw Sunday 6 a.m. 75 e Noon
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    GADEK RUBBER ESTATE, LTD.
    1501 11 ANNUAL MEETING Closing Down Not Contemplated The twenty first ordinary general meeting of the members of the Gadek Rubber Estate) Ltd., was held at the office of the company, 138 Leadenhall Streep London» E C. 3, on M »y 10, Mr. Frederick Arther R barts (Ohairman
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      784 11 I “My Fat Shall Go”. Say That To-day —Then Do This I Vrm Irnnwfhatit can go, bacanse peopleall Listen also to the warnings against about yon have reduced. In the past few starvation and over-exercise. Fight fat years, excess fat has been disappearing as modern doctors fight it—with.a gland fast.
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      200 11 i ii in na— MAJ ESTIC L4sr TWO SHOWS TO-SIGHT AT 6-15 930 Special Return Screening of British International’s Screemingly Funny Comedy “My Wife’s Family’* with Gene Gerrard and Muriel Angelus Brought Back by Popular Demand TO-MORROW First National's All-Laughing Musical Comedy Spring Is Here” with BERNICE CLAIRE Alexander Gray—Ford
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  • NOTES & NEWS FROM INDIA
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      Complete Failure of "Congress Week"
      405 12 Complete Failure of Congress Week" EFFECTIVE COUNTER ACTION BY AUTHORITIES Allahabad, May 24 Congress propaganda received an effee tive setback to day when strenuous efforts were made to celebrate the last day cf '‘Congress Weih” by holding a no-rent conference at A Lbabad. Oor gress emissaries had been secretly sent
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      "Muslims the Worst Sufferers"
      344 12 SIN3E BRITISH BULE STARTED IN 1858 Mor. dabad, May 23 When he was asked what he thought about Dr. Shafaat Ahmai Khan's statement on provinoitl autonomy, Sir Mohammad Y?kab stated that no community in I id ia is more anxious to get real responsible government in
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      Congress Meetings At Cawnpore
      147 12 POLICE TAKE PROMPT ACTION Oawnpore, May 24 Local Congressmen organised a hartal to-day which Hindu merchants observed in all the markets. Later in the evening they distributed cyclostykd handbills, one of wh'ch appealed to the police to refrain from activities sgainst the Congress. The same leaflet
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      Shaukat Ali’s Marriage Approved
      124 12 CENTRAL KHILAFAT COMMITTEE’S VIEW’S Bombay, May 23 A meeting of the Central K hilt fat Committee was held at Khilafat House, Bycuila, to-day under the presidentship of Maulana Mizalaruidin Dalhvi. Delegates from all parts of India were present. After expressing regret at the dis h of
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      Nagpur Conference Banned
      76 12 Nagpur, May 24 It is understood that the District Magistrate, Nagpur, has banned the Provincial Pjitica! Conference which was to bsve been held on May 29 to endorse the Delhi Congress resolutions. As a remit of this, lhe President of the Nsgpur Municipal Committee has withdrawn the
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      P. Das’s Allegations
      88 12 POLICE OFFICERS TO GIVE WRITTEN STATEMENT Midnapore, May 24 The judicial inquiry into the allegations of assault against the police made by Phanindranath Das who was arrested in connection with the Douglas murder case, was taksn up to-day by Mr. Warn, a Special Msg'stratr. After tha examination
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      100-Year-Old Woman Convicted
      74 12 Ambalr, May 24 A 100-vear-01l woman, belonging to a respectable Hindu family of Amlrtsar, was convicted and sentenced yesterday to a fine of R 5.500, under the Opiom Actj as a result of a raid made on her house 1 recently, when two seers and eight chhattaks
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      Bombs Found Under Charcoal Heap
      76 12 POLICE ARRE3TONE PERSON Dacca, May 25 The Eutrapur police discovered yesterday in the course <f their seat eh cf the house cf Hiranmoy Bjnerj*e cf Oolutola, three live bomba, some acid, five iron nailr, and other implements for prsparing bombs. Actirg on certain informctior; the
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