Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 June 1932

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE /ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY No. 150. VOL. LXXXX WEDNESDAY, 29th JUNE, 1932, PRICE 10 CENTS
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      24 1 SANFORDS RUBBER STAMP INK >' will help your stamp pao atd lubber stamp to give belter impressions an lougcr service. The Pinang Gazette PRESS, LTD.
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      1908 2 TO LET MUNICIPAL NOTO BANKS; Federated Malay States Railways RoTd 3 Sale of land and Hcuse CHARTERED UHK 1018« SHAHSRAIBAHEIH Ql,;cker and Cheaper Ka,b L ™P"-Si Dg a lompounJ houa.. e U 57 INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA CORPBRATiOI > from the Ist July. 198’, the night mail traim from K
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    PRINTERS STRIKE
    168 3 FURLTSHF.RS INDIGNANP OVER HIGH-HANDED AOTIGN OF STRIKERS Shanghai, Jane 2 The strike among ths Ohineae com, Doeitore. which his resulted in the suspension of pablicadon of four of the leading Chinese morning dailiss, haw assumed a se dous outlook. The msnagtments of the newspapers are indignant over th
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    National Salvation Movement
    189 3 SHANGHAI FEDERATION TO ESTABLISH CANTON BRANCH Oanton, June 15 Adelfgitinn from the Federation of Public O.gan’zitions in Shanghai who came to Canton recently to establish a branch here submitted yesterday a peti ticn on behalf cf the Federation to the local executive branch of the Kuomintang headquart:
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    Cholera Epidemic
    143 3 EDUCATION tURdJ U ASi.D TO CO OPERATE Canton* June 16 In view of the fact that several cases of cholera have b»en notified daily durirg the week various parts of the city, the Bureau cf He-Ith hrs organised a campaign rgainst the spread of the epidemic. Le fl
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    Hunan Governorship
    85 3 GENERAL TANG BHENG-OHI MAY BE APPOINTED Nai kir g, June 12 General Ho Chier, Military Governor cf Hunan Prcvincr, bee been summoned to see the Kuomintang leaders and Marshal Chiang Kai-shek at Hankow. The latter is determined to reorganise the Hunan Provincial Government and persistent rumours are current
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      616 3 LOSE YOUR FAT This seiisiiiie way Ijftlll I'l.fW I] S' 1 Start taking Kruschen Salt» —that’s 11^1 1» I'l I||| «"ll' 1 fl I the common-s< nse way to reduce—bnt |BE» I» i? I I sL > aSBU I don't take them with the idea that they i Sdn fik
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    TARLETON AND BROWN DRAW
    916 4 Boxing HU <RICHNE HITTING Clever Exhibition At Liverpool Nel Tarleton. the British feather-weight champion, and Al Brown, the holder of the world's bantam title, met over fifteen rounds on the ground of the Liverpool Football Club st Anfield on June 13- The event was billed as
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      513 4 It’s a Shame To Stay Fat So Easy to Reduce j Look about you. Note how slender on that gland factor which modern do* figures now displace the fat so common tors now employ. The tablets are prepar* ago. There has come a new era, ed by a world-famous medical
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    The Malaya Golf Meeting
    2735 5 Imperial Fruit Show Plans Welcome Decline in Rubber Output More Hopeful Outlook for Tin T.ome, JV ws for Malaya From Oir Own Correspondent London, June 15 MR. Oliver Marks, C. M. G„ Secretary of the Association of British Malaya, has received numerous congratulations on the success
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      307 5 1 IS I TH REE DAYS I MORE i In which to secure the money-saving Dollar Bargains now on sale! Men’s Woollen Socks. 8 A fine durable quality sock of purest cashmere. In shades of Grey. Champagne, Tan. White 100 f etc. her Pair. S V 4 M 5- V
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    England Wins First Test Match by 158 Runs
    1275 6 Miracle Catch by Hammond Amar Singh’s Brilliant Display For 51 “Best Batting Feat of Match” London, Yesterday England won the first Test Match at Lord s, defeating the All-India team by the substantial margin of 158 runs. Continuing their second innings England,
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    SATOH ENTERS SINGLES SEMI-FINALS
    272 6 AMERICAN HOLDER DEFEATED Four Nations Left To Fight For Championship Rugby. Yesterday At Wimbledom io day, the last eight men In the Singles Championship fought for entrance into semi final and some brilliant tennis was seen. Satoh (Japan) beat Sidney Wood (America), the holder of the
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    Chinese Sporting Club Tennis Tournament
    158 6 LAI NANG FUN ENTERS FINAL From Our Own Correspondent Taiping, June 28 In tbe Open Singles semi finals of the Chinese Sporting Club Tennis Tournament Lal Nang Fun beat Lim Eeang Kwee 1/6. 6/0, 7/5. The first set started off with Seang Kwee taking an
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      104 6 rr“ I GYPROC I FIREPROOF WALLBOARD i 1 4 I ij In any building there are with GY PROC Firepoo I inevitably places where Wallboad. '1 repairs to walls or ceilings By using GYPROC you are needed, or rooms enjoy many I which should be lined to over other inferior
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      149 6 (if j PHONE 264 6-15 Positively the Last 9-30 1 MAE CLARKE Z7L “IMPATIiONT MAIDISIV’ I Directed by James Whale I Booking at Moutrie's- Phone 795 To-Day Special Matinee at 2-45p.m, ‘Men Like These’ and Mjstery of Marriage’ Schoolchildren Admitted at 20 and 40 cents. To-morrow HI GII” j Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers
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    Opening of New $1,000,000 Iskandar Bridge
    2232 7 Perak Milestones Sultan of Perak Performs Ceremony Four Years to Complete Another milestone in the history of Perak in particular and 1 Malaya in general was completed 1 to-day when his Highness the Sultan of Perak declared open the new million dollar bridge, which
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    252 7 Dr. (Mrs M, Zjlira hue been appointed to act hh temporary Lidy Medical Officer, Infant Wei fire Centre, Johore Bahru. Mr. R. Goody, late assistant on Mersing Estate, who was very recently transferred to Bukit Palong Estate, left for Rangoon a few days sg) to takeup the
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    HUGE TOTALS IN COUNTY CRICKET MATCHES
    302 7 WJ/IT RESULTS Sussex Declare at 511 for 7 Wickets London, Yesterday At Frome, Northampstonehire defeated Somerset by thr«e wieketf. Somerset 228 (Matthews 6 for 54) and 295 (dare 112). Northamptonshire 230 and 296 for 7 (B.kewell 118). Sussex Warwickshire At B.rmingham, Sussex won by
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS FORTNIGHTLY MEETING
    366 7 SHORT AGENDA Another Case of Rabies At yesterdav’s fortnightly meeting of the Muutaip.l the dent, Mr. Bryant, reported that auo,h»r positive case of ribies bad occurred in ease of a lieansed dog at Noordiu Str et, and the Ohinese boy who was bittan tai been sent
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    Salesman Doped by i Malay
    320 7 UNL WFU FOisaS'.lOX OE MOTOR OAR R>M From Oar O mu Taipirg. Jaae 27 Bafore Tanka lim. 1. the Tai pl ng magistrate, Tan Tcik Lun wet charged with the unlas.fil p >ee&a<3U of a to’ cm property to wit a standard tn >tor c»r
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    Penang Golf Club
    94 7 JUNE MONTHLY MEDAL (STROKE) COMPETITION The Penang Golf Club June Monthly Medal (Stroke) Competition will be played on Saturday and Monday, July 2 gnd 3Messrs. V. 0. O >x and E. O. Oherringtoa are actirg as joint m<n«gars of the Kuala Lumpur branch of Roblnaon and Co,
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      138 7 H STOP W that friction /b*» Have you ever stopped to consider h whc. goes on inside your car engine? The force of the explosion liberating power that would "’knock out <ur greatest champion—the swift piston thrust—the gliding of one metal surface over another at terrific speeds. Tliat ’s it
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    CURRENCY
    609 8 Much has been a.hieved by th National Government since it entered into office. Its outstanding achievement was that it averted a crisis unparalk led in the history of the British Empire, and it did that only by the skin of its teeth. It is strange that it should be
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    CENTRAL REPUBLIC BANK
    122 8 Reuter.’ Borrowing Place Company n Strong Cash Position Chicago, Yesterday r V The recent runs on the smaller banks and the closing of thirty eight banks In the city in a month apparently had a reaction on the powerful Central Republic Bank and I Trust Company in
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    AMERICAN BUDGET
    33 8 I. —Reuter. National Economy Bill Passed by Senate Washington. To day The Senate has passed tbe National Economy Fill aiming to save two hundred million dollars necessary to balance the budget.—Reuter.
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    DESTRUCTIVE AMENDMENTS TO OATH BILL
    19 8 J —Reuter. Dublin, Yesterday The Renats passed ths Oai?h Bi’l with destructive amendments —Reuter.
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    BY THE WAY
    521 8 Penang, Wednesday <77 RRANGEMENTS are now ezl w ell in hand for the Malayan Exhibition,which, under tbe auspices of the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association opens at Kuala Lumpur on July 30. This effort of the M.AH.A., grows in popularity with the years, and this year, despite the depression,
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    Produce Markets
    123 8 Tin Spot Yesterday To-day London j£ll2 ss, Od. XllL Tin (3 Months) c— London JBU4 10s. od. £ll3 15s. I Singapore $58.25 $58.25 I Business Done 75 tons 50 tons I Penang $58.37| > $58.25 I Business Done 25 Tons Buyers No SeH er s I Rubber I.-
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      188 8 f'- PRITCHARD’S 1 ANNOUNCE A J J Specialshow J °F I “S)iana Stuart” j GOWNS AND MILLINERY I FROM b SATURDAY, JULY 2nd UNTIL e WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th The designer of the gowns will attend in person and every garment will be the latest in design. a The PRICES we
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    Details of Siam's New Constitution
    531 9 —Reuter. SIGNED BY KING YESTERDAY “A S-NATE OF THE PEOPLE” NO AMUSEMENTS AFTER 10 P.M. From Oar Own Correspondent Bangkok, Yesterday The King signed the new constitution yesterday evening The news was issued is the world by radio at nine o’clock with eome Email alterations
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    THE EGYPT’S GOLD
    143 9 Rugby Radio Service. Artlglio Going Back for the Balance Rugby, Yesterday The Italian salvage ship Artiglio is expected to leave Plymouth to-day to return to ihe scene of the wreck of the P. and O. finer Egypt off Ushani where operations will be resumed to recover ihe
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    “MAN WHO KILLED KITCHENER”
    53 9 New York, Yesterday The man known as Du Qaesne has been «leased —Reuter. Du Quesne was arrested on suspicion as o notoriors International spy, A diary was alleged to have been found in his possession in which be referred io himself as the **Vnn who killed
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    GREATER ACCORD AT LAUSANNE
    832 9 —Reuter. MR. MACDONALD'S INFLUENCE OFFICIALS MUNTaIN SIGNIFICANT RETERENCE Bagby, Yesterday Discussions between the French Premier, M. Harriot and the German Chancellor, Herr Von Papen, and their colleagues, were resumed yesterday and will be continued on Wednesday morning. A communique last night stated that at yesterday’s meeting
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    BRITAIN TO SET A LEAD ?
    184 9 BRITAIN TO SET A LEAD help to accomplish much —Rugby Radio -ervice. POSSIBILITIES OF OTTAWA EMPIRE’S GRFAT CHtNCE Rugby, Yesterday Speaklog at a 'unoheon given to day by the Empire League to the United Kingdom Delegation to the Ottawa Conference tbe Dominions Beoretary, Mr. J. H. Thomas, said they were
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    STOCK MARKET
    125 9 pounds being ruled out. —Rugby R dio ‘’ervice. Active Business in Cyprus Government 4% Stock Rugby, Yesterday The outstanding Stock Exchange feature at the olcee of the house to-day was provided by conversion lo’ns in British Funds Three and a half per cent rose I to ninety one
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    EXCHANGE EQUALISATION
    144 9 —Rugby Radio C ervice. Account Established Since Last Friday Rugby, Yesterday The Financial Secretary to the Treasury. Major Elliott stated In the House of Oom mons tbis afternoon that the Exchange Equa isation Account had been established since last Friday and the Treasury had placed to its credit
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    UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION?
    116 9 Rugby Radio Service British Coal and Germany Rugby, Yesterday Asked In the House of Commons to day whether retaliatory action against Germany was being considered on the grounds that the British coal export trade was subjected by Germans to unfair discrimination, the Secretary for Overseas Trade Major Oolvi’le
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    POWERS' CONCERN IN CUSTOMS DISPUTE
    285 9 Reuter. AMBASSADORS CALL ON JAPANESE MINISTER LEAGUE ASSEMBLY MEETING POSTPONED Tokio Yesterday Sir Francis Lindley visited the Vice Minister for Foreign Affaire to whom he conveyed Britain’s concern over the Man churian customs dispute owing to ite beating on foreign loans. It is understood he
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    PORTLAND COLLISION
    89 9 Rugby Radio Service. Submarine Holes Pleasure Steamer Ulj.4 Rugby, Yesterday While the submarine Rainbow was leaving Portland Harbour io day she came Into collision with the es. Premier, a small p’easure steamer. The Rtinbow sustained only superficial damage but the steamer was holed on the starboard side and
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    MONTROSE BYE ELECTION
    33 9 i,—Reuter, The result of ihe Montrose bye e’eoiion was as follows: Colonel Charles Kerr (National.,> votes Liberal) 7 963 Mr. Kennedy (Labour) 7 080 Majority 988 There Is no change,—Reuter.
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      245 9 DO NOT MISS THIS //V THS GROUNDS OF ST. NICOLAS' HOME SCOTLAND ROAD (If wet Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School. Anson Road) (UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF MRS. P. T. ALLEN.) The Ministering Children's League WILT, prfrrnt SCENES FROM The Pied Piper of Hamlyn Children’s Dances and other attractive items. TODA Y AT
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    320 10 TO-DAY’S PRLOK8 The following were the latest guotatione fi ‘JK0SBP. KENNEDY* Oo.’i there list at 11 MX). to-day Y«8tordar To-day E s g SHAH18 U 5 00 m I I I I I I. 11. Mining Ayer Hitam M 9/3 10/- 9/3 10/- cum Kiuta -67}
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    General Produce Agency, Ltd.
    36 10 Singapore Prices ter Standard Ribbed Sucked Sheet for to day are as fallow s Spot 4 15/16 aents per lb. July/Sept. 5 1/16 t Oot./Deo. 5 3/16 JaH./Alaroh 5 7/16 Market quiet
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    154 10 Latest Quotations Toes. Mon. B*L June 28 June 27 Best. IB Paris 91 27/82 9127/3 2 188.98 New York 8 8.61} 4.881 Montreal 4.11} 414 Brussels 25 92} 25 95 84.88 Gtasva 18 52} 18 52} 14.86 Ametardam 898 894 12.08 Milas 79l 7015/16 22.88 Bulls
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    244 10 Perangj June 29 t elf. Bonar M Opium c. it&U loil 5,000 00 no eup- be* lest eeikre 72 00 -a* riding com no eutJie Vttmegr 80i I, I lOb *i OoconuM <?«-’ 1,008 u 15.0 Oipra Sundries s naH tran*acHons 5.35 banana aa.ee H.l' Ranaas Ouara* 10.6:
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 10 Penang, June 29 «I Ok*rterel On London Bank Demand 2/8 25/32 w h 4 m/ta 2/3 7/8 Private 3 m/ti credit 2,'4 1/16 .t 3 i. Documentary 2/4 816 On New York Bank Demand 41} France T T 950 notn India u i’.T 154 Bangkok H T.T 81 per
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    KENNEDY & CO., SHARE LIST
    1118 10 KENNEDY CO., SHARE LIST ĕ a NAMES, >. <g RUBBER (Dollar.) c. c. Allenby Rubber Co. 35 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate IS 25 Amalgamated Malay Estates 60 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 5° 70 Ayer Kunmg Rubber Estates 5 IS Ayer Molek Rubber Co. 15 25 Aver Pans» Rubber Estates■. IS
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    The Malls
    44 10 The homeward mail by »he s.f. Karo rl at 10 a.m. on the 2nd proximo. Tte e.-, Rajala «i h mails despatched from Lot don on Jane 9is expected to s»i?e here at 6 a,m. on Friday, the Ist pr x mo.
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      102 10 Penang Weather Report Temp. Wind Rainfall. .Thursday 6 a.m. 74 e Noon 88 nw 11 m m 5 p.m. 84 s Friday 6 a.m. 72 E Noon 87 s 24 m m 5 p.m. 82 e Saturday 6 b.m* 76 e Noon 84 nw Imm som. 83 nw Sunday 6
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      INDIA AND THE REFORMS
      145 11 VICEREGAL lODGE TALKS Settling Stages of Advance Simla, Jane 17 Sir Trj Bahadur Sapru had an inter* view vath the Viosroy to-day* and he and Mr. Jayakar are meeting the Viceroy thia evening. It le difficult to state the object of theee conversation?, but apparently they
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      Constitutional Reforms
      98 11 THE VICEROY INIERVIEWED Simla, June 17 Sir Taj Bahadur Sapru and Mr. Jayakar tad a prolonged interview with his Excellency the Viceroy this evening when some members of the Executive Council were believed to be present. It ia underatood the con venation was entirely confit ed to the
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      Common Plan of Work
      99 11 SIR T. B. SAPRU AND MR. JAYAKAR IN AGREEMENT Simla, June 18 With reference to the news which appeared in the Press that Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and Mr. Jayakar are opposed to each other on the question of th® future pregremme of work on constitutional
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      Bombay Roits Sequel
      79 11 DEFAMATION CHARGE BY EHAUK AT ALT Bombay, June 16 Maulana Shaukat Ali, as President of the Cen tal Khilafat Committee, has filed a complaint in the Chief Presidency 'Magistrate’s Court to-day charging Mr. S. Sadanand. editor, and Mr. D.N. Nadkarni, printer and publisher, Free Press Journal and
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      Arrest of Alleged Revolutionaries
      74 11 Lucknow, June 14 Acting on information that two alleged Yevolutionaries were loitering in the Company Bagh, Syed Hussain, in charge of Ohowk, Koiwali and Narain Singh. subInspector with a party of constables proceeded to the epot and arrested twt persons. Ksitar Singh, of Jhelum and Ramsagar,
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      Confiscated Property
      67 11 RETURNED UNDER GOVERNMENT ORDERS Calcutta. Junell Mofusril reports she that housesand articles belonging to ns unlawful caring the e vil disobedience movement rad taken t seeesion of by th police are now being urnod under the ordersoftie led G vjrrjment, namely, the Nature ur j Fhv c 1
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      INDIA’S DEFENCE EXPENDITURE
      360 11 Proposed Advisory Tribunal CAPITATION CHARGES CONTROVERSY Simla, June 14 Interest in an old controversy has been revived by the Secretary of State’s announcement that the question of capitation charges and the incidence of India’e defence expenditure should be referred to an advhery tribunal, Of the two main
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      Western U. P. Conference
      130 11 RESTRICTION ORDERS PASSED Bijnor, Jane 14 Congressmen tried to hold the Western U. P. Conference on Tuesday. B.bu Mtmi Sarar, Provincial Dictator went to Kutcher y with a few me a and was arrested with five Congressmen before any meeting could be held or speech made.
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      Gujerat Provincial Conference
      93 11 400 ARRESTS Abmedabad, Jane 14 400 persons were arrested to-day in connection with the attempt to hold the Guzsrat Provincial Conference, aad were released at night. In the early morning batches of “delegates” started from different places and all of them were arrested. About 7 a m.,
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      “All India Prisoners’ Day”
      80 11 CONGRESS MOVE BAU-KED All habad. Jure 13 Eleven were arrested to-night in connection with the Congress attempt to take out a procession in the Civil Station. Allahabad, in ce'ebration of ’AH I dia Prisoners’ Day.” A couple ef persons hoisted a flag on the Municipal Office
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      Indian Affairs
      591 11 POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT Allahabad, Jane 7 In agreement with ali Local Governments and Provincial Committees, ths Franchise Committee (wh ss report w,s recently released for publ cition) are of opinion that, great as would be its advautges. the introduction of complete adult franchise is impracticable in lad'a to-day
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      Faridpore Bomb Incident Sequel
      151 11 ARRESTS AT CALCUTTA Oa’cntta. June 11 (By a a I) Following the arrest of a young Bengali, who gave his name as Haripada Guba of Faridpore. from a paint shop in Lower Circular-road, near Maulall, on Friday evening, where three bomb shells, two of cast iron,
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      Moslems in Future Indra
      216 11 RESOLUTIONS ON R. T. C. COMMITTEE REfORTS New Delh', June 14 The Working Cjmmittee of the AllIndia Muslim League passed a number of resolutions particularly on the uothian, Percy, and Glancy reports. The Committee's opinion on the Lothian Report follows broadly on the lines of the
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      Railwaymen in India
      157 11 FEDERATION AWAIT BOARD DECISION Simla, June 15 At the conclusion of the discussion baeween the Railway Board and repre«jntAiives of the A 1 India Railwaymen’s Federation yesterday, Mr. Jimralas Mihta stated that on the resnl: of ‘he strike ballot tbe Federation had a mandate for direct «olio
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      Rajbari Bomb Incident
      79 11 NARROW ESCAPE FOR DISTRICT OFFICIALS Faridpore, Jane 13 A bomb was thrown at the District M g strate, Rai Bahadur Suresh Chandra B S', and Mr. Habibar Rahaman, Superintendent of Pciice, at eight last night jnst as the train left Rajbari station on ths E istern Bengal
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      Bombs In Temple
      102 11 HIDDEN BEHIND IDDL Tinnevelly, Jane 13 As a stqu J to the throwing of bombs into a police constable’s house recently, the police Eoarchei some houses on Saturday night and found articles suspected to have been used in manufacturing bombs and some expl s' vc chemicals from
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      Sentence Remited
      45 11 EDITOR RELEASED FROM PRISON Madrsp, June 10 Mr. Nageswara Rao, Editor, Andhra Patrika, who was undergo!rg s'i months’ imprisonment in VeUore jail, was released to-day a month earlier, the unexpired portion of sentence being remitted. Ha arrived at Madras in the fore, oom
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      Immoral Traffic Bill
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