Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 19 September 1932
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Title Section20 1932-09-19 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 221. Vol. LXXXX. MONDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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1215 1932-09-19 1 BRITISH VIEWS ON FRANCO GERMAN ARMAMENTS CONTROVERSY discountenance disregard of TREATY OBLIGATIONS Withdrawal From Disarmament 1 T’ Conference Condemned "UNWISE AND UNTIMELY IN VIEW OF FINANCIAL CONCESSIONS" Rugby, Yesterday. The views of the British Government on questions arising out of v German and French exchange of notes on equality of1,215 words
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Article297 1932-09-19 1 Captain Goehring Sues Chancellor Von Papen Berlin, Sept. 15. The aftermath of the constitutional conflicts between Reichstag officials and the Government continues to exercise public opinion and the Press. The President of the Reichstag, Captain Goering, has filed a suit for defamation against Chancellor von Papen, for the297 words
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257 1932-09-19 1 Blackmail CHINESE BRIDEGROOM GETS JAIL In the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. Justice Prichard, K.C., remarking that blackmail is the most unpleasant crime that existed,” dismissed the appeal of a Chinese, Lim Kay Seang, who was recently convicted in the District Court and sentenced to257 words
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Article158 1932-09-19 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Ministers Reaffirm Intention To Fight Dublin, Yesterday. Coincidentally to the departure of Mr. De Valera and the members of the Irish delegation to Geneva reaffirmation of the intention to carry on the fight with Britain to a finish was made by the Ministers, Messrs.—Rugby Radio Service. - 158 words
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Article23 1932-09-19 1 —Reuter. Bill Passed in Senate by Large Majority Paris, Yesterday. The Senate passed the Conversion Bill by 291 votes to 9..—Reuter. - 23 words
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133 1932-09-19 1 Tanjong Malim Porter Arrested (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, To-day. A Malay porter of Tanjong Rambutan was charged in the local Court for removing the metal bolts and fishplates from the railway line with intent to endanger the safety of passengers travelling in the133 words
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67 1932-09-19 1 Grievous Hurt Under Provocation Muttu, the Penang Recreation Club tarn by, who was charged with the attempted murder of a man named was to-day produced before the District Judge when the charge against him was reduced to one of voluntarily causinggrievous hurt under grave and67 words
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Advertisement19 1932-09-19 1 T, NAGATA I brothers dentists £j ea( Office next I t 0 The Dispensary Branch Office 52, Uith Street19 words
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Advertisement23 1932-09-19 1 LATEST MANCHURIAN NEWS PAGE 9 I '\o/ I I I SOMETHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT 1 TUDOR SALOON $2,000. WEARNE BROS., LIMITED, PENANG.23 words
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Advertisement1872 1932-09-19 2 RATES FOR CASUAL MUNICIPAL NOTICE BANKS. ThO ADVERTISEMENTS g tS AU communications reiating to. In view of thence of i rabies Nededandsche Handel Hongkong OHCI Advertisements should be addressed to uniopaT Commissioners desire SllGlighC33 BCSIWng Wlifi M ZW the Advertisement Manager, The to call the attention of the public to1,872 words
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Article1253 1932-09-19 3 TOP WEIGHTS COMPLETELY OUT OF IT VAN BREUKLAN’S DAY FORTUNE STAR AND STORM BELL PAY BEST (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday. As might have been expected the concluding day of the Singapore Autumn Meeting—Gold Cup Day —attracted a record attendance. The weather, too, once1,253 words
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Article521 1932-09-19 3 PLENTY OF FORWARDS Scoular to Play Again (By “Athlete”) Penang. Saturday. Penang held its first rugger practice on the Esplanade to-day. In an even game Colours beat Whites by a goal and two tries (11 pts.) to a goal and a try (8 pts.). One thing521 words
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Article110 1932-09-19 3 Newcomers Narrowly Defeated (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. The Rest defeated the Newcomers by eight points to five after an evenly contested game. The Newcomers scored the opening try in the -first half, Devonshire grounding between the posts after accepting a pass from Barton and Scott converted.110 words
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331 1932-09-19 3 —Reuter. Northampton's Six Goals HAMILTON SWAMPS AIRDRIEONIANS London, Saturday. The following are the results of matches played to-day in the English and Scottish Leagues DIVISION I. Arsenal 3 Bolton W. 2 Aston V. 4 Leicester C. 2 Blackburn R. 4 W. Brom. A. 4 Blackpool—Reuter. - 331 words
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Article914 1932-09-19 3 ODD GOAL IN THREE VISITORS’ SUPERIOR DISPLAY A football match between the Perak Chinese Recreation Club and a Penang Chinese team in aid of the building fund of the former was played on Saturday on the Victoria Green and resulted in a win for the visitors914 words
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Article766 1932-09-19 3 PENANG KEDAH BRANCH MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING Minutes of Committee Meeting held at the P.C.C. on Wednesday, the 14th September, 1932, commencing at 5.30 p.m. Present. J. J. P. Davies, Esq. (in the Chair) Messrs. H. N. W. Bulford, E. E. Noble, H. J. Shuttleworth, W.766 words
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Advertisement63 1932-09-19 3 STUDY THE PINANG GAZETTE ADVERTISEMENTS There is much in the way of useful information contained in our Advertisement Columns. Read the advertisements and learn who stocks the article you are contemplating buying, who is offering the best bargains. or who is willing to buy your unwanted goods. EVERY ADVERTISEMENT, no63 words
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Article169 1932-09-19 4 (To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette”) Sir, —I would like to remind ‘Jesting Pilate’ to exercise a little more accuracy when repeating part or parts of other persons’ correspondence for further publicity. If “J.P.” w’ill look up my letter and then his own, he169 words
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Article590 1932-09-19 4 $BO a Year for Private Motor-Cars According to a supplement to the F.M S. Government Gazette, the following tolls will be imposed from October 1 on vehicles using the Iskandar Bridge and the Blanja Pontoon Bridge over the Perak River:— (a) For every motor-car (including590 words
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Article745 1932-09-19 4 Mr. O. E. Venables has been seconded for service under the Government of Perlis. Mr. F. S. Sole, manager for Malaya of the Vacuum Oil Co., returned from leave by the Naldera. Mr. H. C. Stevens, Manager of Emerald Estate, Klang, has left for Colombo en route745 words
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Advertisement250 1932-09-19 4 If f»jr M MU l®i Iffi V 111 |%a w M/aw Vj HI KILLS GERMS Cost 1/2 Cent a gallon When diluted with Water BEST AND CHEAPEST Sole Importers GUTHRJE c @fe w th s. *"1 ■EBBSaaCBHUB EBB ■<■■_■■ B EIGHTEEN HOLE golf COURSE /xeedirhf -oi Me Hua Htn HottL250 words
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Advertisement164 1932-09-19 4 SJILE 49 i lA/E have to vacate our premises at the end of this month, during re-building operations, and to save removal charges are offering all our present stocks at BARGAIN PRICES. Music from 10 cents, a copy. Records $l.OO each. Violins $7.00 Bugles $B.OO Accordeons M $4.00 Here’s Your164 words
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Article1028 1932-09-19 5 How They Were Run TRAWELLTON CARRIED OUT: BALBARRA SHUT IN LOCH BUY LEFT The following description of the races, which is taken over from the Sunday Times, will be read with interest. It will be seen that several little “incidents” occurred throughout the day. In the1,028 words
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Article624 1932-09-19 5 12th Annual Meeting EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE IN THE POLE VAULT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, September 18. Brilliant weather prevailed throughout the afternoon when the Annual Athletic Sports was held in the spacious padang opposite the School. Great enthusiasm was displayed in all the events and W.624 words
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767 1932-09-19 5 Perak Win PENANG C.R.C. BEATEN BY ODD GOAL Yesterday’s match on the Victoria Green between the Penang Chinese Recreation Club and the Perak Chinese Recreation Club proved a fast and thrilling game in which the standard of football attained a high degree. The match resulted767 words
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Advertisement215 1932-09-19 5 51, Alienburgs Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water only, thus giving complete independence of a doubtful milk supplies. Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 Birth215 words
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Advertisement14 1932-09-19 5 IYOU WANT Hall» I Wing. 1 Obtainable f r Merchants, II Stores and corpora-14 words
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Advertisement153 1932-09-19 5 SPECIAL PURCHASE OF =3OO LADIES HATS JUST UNPACKED EX S.S. “I AID ERA.” Smart Modern Straws, Boaters and Kewsst Models /h I 1 I 1 I a v I 'I J New BoafazrALL W ALL ONE I U| OXE PRICE PRICE EACH Wh/tea ways IPOH TAIPENG PENANG ALOR STAR This153 words
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Article321 1932-09-19 6 Record Bid For Britain BRAVING GALES IN WORLD’S BIGGEST BALLOON BROTHERS* DREAM Plans are under consideration to capture for Britain the world’s altitude record. This, at present, is held by the Swiss scientist. Professor Piccard. There is every probability that the near future will see the321 words
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Article116 1932-09-19 6 U.S. CRITICISM The New York Journal of Commerce prints an editorial article alluding to what it describes as the “vacation jaunts” of Mr. Montagu Norman, governor of the Bank of England [who was recently in the United States ostensibly on holiday]. The journal says that the concentration116 words
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Article82 1932-09-19 6 JEWELLERY STOLEN FROM HOTEL BEDROOM Jewellery valued at more than £l,OOO is reported missing by the wife of a London K.C., whose name has not been divulged. She has been staying at an hotel in Shaldon, Devon, and discovered her loss on going to dress for82 words
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Article66 1932-09-19 6 ATTEMPTING TO RECOVER BALL ON RAILWAY LINE A boy named Evan John Jenkins, aged 7, of Brockville-crescent, Brockley, S.E., climbed the fence bordering the Southern Railway between Crofton Park and Catford to recover a ball and falling on the live rail was electrocuted. The body was discovered by66 words
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Article248 1932-09-19 6 WEST WITTERING ALL OF A-T WITTER WHOSE SHOES? A ship drifted past West Wittering, Sussex, recently. Many ships pass West Wittering in an afternoon. But this vessel was different. For it was seen from the shore that no one was aboard. Excitement reigned. Drama does not often248 words
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Article190 1932-09-19 6 AND CLEAN NIGHTSHIRTS South Wales has so many tramps to deal with that some of them have to be sent to lodging-houses, where they are not compelled to remain two days, as in casual wards. This statement was made to the Joint Vagrancy Committee at Cardiff190 words
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Article83 1932-09-19 6 A fire at a warehouse at Hay’s Wharf, London Bridge, S.E., wffien City traffic was at its height caused a hold-up of almost unprecendented severity. Some of the 30 fire engines which answered the call were unable to reach the scene of the outbreak and the83 words
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Article60 1932-09-19 6 At the funeral of Miss Brigid Mary Daly, the youngest daughter of Major Denis Daly, a joint Master of the Heythrop Hounds, at Heythrop, Oxfordshire, Lawrence, the huntsman, blew the call home on his horn. Miss Daly was killed in a motoring collision, and her little60 words
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Advertisement383 1932-09-19 6 ALL LL -JIA l IMh 1. 1T,~ TlffßFf COLOURS CRHKH PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. r simple, light and compact machine, finished in Black, Green, Blue, Red or gtaroon. C6A complete with vOU/“ travelling case. Made by Bar-Lock (1925) Co. Nottingham, England. Typewriter Manufacturers to H.M. the King. I PRITCHARD CO., LTD., PENANG383 words
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Advertisement274 1932-09-19 6 Well above g” the Average Cow Gate builds the healthy virile child, not the fat and flabby baby of the ordinary artificial food. Tha t is why modern Mothers the SjEM** world over are turning to it with relief. fl There is NO DOUBT about B fl i THE DATE274 words
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Article1592 1932-09-19 7 »y "The Wolf" THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS—REPTILES IN CAMPHOW TO ADOPT OTHER TROOPS—THREE LOCAL TROOPS CAMPING OUT IN SPITE OF UNCERTAIN WEATHER —A DAY iN CAMP In the August issue of Scouting In Malaya, a suggestion is made by Bebas in the Wolf Cub’s Corner that other1,592 words
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Advertisement352 1932-09-19 7 DANGER! THESE ARE THE SIGNS OF Singapore Foot BURNING a\ B spots \“1• r J I /ji&Wt y £>*’(..• :STV 1 vOp'Z !&>••■&'' v--4:> I E 7/ I T 1 CRACKS SCALY ITCHY I 1 BETWEEN DRY BUSTERS U th: toes skin ABSORBINE J 2 KLLS GERMS OF SINGAPORE FOOT352 words
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Advertisement327 1932-09-19 7 ADVERTISING TELLS OF THINGS ll L( 1 f To wear, to use, to eat and to entertain. It is the news that the housewife looks for. o Place the merits of YOUR wares before them through the medium of the PINANG GAZETTE and increase your custom. ANY sort of RASH327 words
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Article503 1932-09-19 8 Hopes that the proposal to tax all motor traffic passing over the Iskandar Bridge would not be put into practice have been dispelled by the official announcement that as from October 1 the toil for motor cars, including motor cars used for hire purposes will be503 words
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Article303 1932-09-19 8 King Nadir Shah of Afghanistan has decreed the establishment of a national university at Darelmann. This choice of a site is interesting, since Darelmann owes its foundation to the westernising zeal of Amanullah Khan, who through it lost his throne. The present King has completed Amanullah’s city,303 words
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Article321 1932-09-19 8 Last mor.th the Advisory Committee of the Royal and Ancient Club, assembled in solemn conclave at Troon, made a decii sion w’hich will cause consternation in every club-house in the British Isles. From the beginning of 1933 the scratch scores of I all recognised clubs will be low’ered. The321 words
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Article810 1932-09-19 8 LIFE AND DEATH IN THE WOODS The grovzth of trees is a subject in which few people, except some naturalists and the professional forester, take any definite interest. Now and then a man may become conscious that a certain clump is beginning to shut out a810 words
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Article600 1932-09-19 8 AN “EMPIRE TRADE SHIP» The White Star Line details ot the scheme tor the d h r thes.s. LaurenticfromLirerpeo,^ 0 treal in the autumn. M a pire trade ship,» to enable Eritish facturers and exporters to develop business in Canada by ptrsoM with dealers in the Dominion600 words
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Advertisement222 1932-09-19 8 > X;;i r BATHROOM FITTINGS AND J KITCHEN SINKS Messrs. J. R. Howie Ltd. Kilmarnock, SCOTLAND, have manu1 factured Bathroom and Sanitary fittings for nearly a century, from the famous Hurlford Fireclay. The Kitchen Sink illustrated is made from this durable materials, and is finished with a leadless glaze which222 words
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Advertisement50 1932-09-19 8 E. and O. THE BEST SITUATED SEASIDE HOTEL IN THE EAST. ALL ROOMS FACE THE SEA each with sitting room and private bathroom attached. Modern Sanitation Throughout EXCELLENT CUISINE under expert European Chef. EXQUISITE CHINESE TABLE SILVER kATITERtt BEACH ST., PENANG By Courtesy of Robinson Piano Co. tu. th. s.50 words
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487 1932-09-19 9 Relinquishment Of Extrality To Be Taken Up At Once Civil War In Shantung BETWEEN GOVERNOR AND INDEPENDENT WAR LORD ~‘<4 i 4•-i <* j C.;* B Changchun, Yesterday. Mr. Ohashi, the Japanese Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, of Manchukuo, in an interview487 words
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Article118 1932-09-19 9 win resume W u &by Radio Service. Three Years Peace Between Employers and Operatives Rugby, Yesterday. At the conference of employers and operatives in the Lancashire cotton industry a basis of three years peace between employers and operatives was laid when questions relating to re-establishment of collective bargainingwin resume W u&by Radio Service. - 118 words
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Article79 1932-09-19 9 —Reuter. Unveiling of Monument by King Rome, Yesterday. B a J j ftj thousan< J P M t and present Berthe k"' parade d at the unveiling by H. M. corn. lng of a m °nument to Italy’s crack into R° n the their historic entry •ollnj on September—Reuter. - 79 words
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Article270 1932-09-19 9 Preparing for Great Fast Beginning To-morrow Poona, Yesterday. Mr. Gandhi has already started preparations for the great fast. He has cut down the staple diet of milk and reduced fruit and vegetables and dispensed with physical exercise in order to conserve energy for the longest possible. He is270 words
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Article393 1932-09-19 9 Further Epidemic Of Troubles London, To-day. Following a prolonged truggle around Fort Bouqueron in Grandchaco forest, prospects of peace in Bolivia and Paraguay are brighter. From La Paz, Bolivia, informed neutrals that she agrees to immediate cessation of hostilities while Paraguay has already expressed willingness on condition393 words
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Article197 1932-09-19 9 Death of Head of Well-Known Malayan Firm London, Yesterday. The death has taken place of Sir John Emmott Barlow. —Reuter. We take the following from Who’s Who: Barlow, Sir John Emmott, Ist Bt., cr. 1907; b. Adswood Grove, near Stockport, 1857; s. of late Thomas Barlow, Torkington197 words
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Article40 1932-09-19 9 Forced Landing in the Sea Near Hiratsuka Tokyo, Yesterday. The German aviator Von Gronau en route from Kasumigaura to Nagoya made a forced landing in the sea near Hiratsuka due to engine trouble. There was no damage.40 words
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Article504 1932-09-19 9 Supreme Court Reference “A GOOD LAWYER AND A FINE GENTLEMAN” Reference was made in the Supreme Court this morning to the death of Mr. John Frederick Wreford of the Penang legal firm of Wreford and Thonton, whose death took place recently in England. When504 words
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Article74 1932-09-19 9 Chinese Charged A Chinese named Goh Cheng Hong was charged this morning before Mr. Edward Jago, Police Magistrate, Penang, with the forgery of a Chartered Bank cheque No. *****6 with the intention of using it for the purpose of cheating. The charge was explained to the74 words
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80 1932-09-19 9 Case Transferred to the District Court The case in which Yeoh Guan Chooi, the former cashier of the Nestles and AngloSwiss Milk Company, was charged with criminal breach of trust of a sum of $3495 was to-day mentioned before the Police Magistrate, and on the application80 words
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Article71 1932-09-19 9 The cases in which two Tamils named Kalimuttu and Palani are charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a Tamil coolie were mentioned before the District Judge this morning. Mr. T. E. Conaghan, appearing for the prosecution, asked for a date for hearing and the cases were71 words
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Article100 1932-09-19 9 PlN—Spot SATURDAY. TO-DAY. London £l5l-0-0 £l5l-0-0 TIN (3 Months) London £152-10-0 £152-10-0 J Singapore $77.37% $76.50 Business Done I Penang $76.52% $76.37% Business Done COPRA— (Sundried) $5 80 $5.80 f BLACK PEPPER $22.50 $22.50 RUBBER London 2J?d. 2J?d. New York 3% (G) (G) Singapore 7 cts. 7 cts.100 words
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Advertisement218 1932-09-19 9 AS GOOD AS WHISKY CAN BE BLACK Obtainable and \k ‘Wk From RED /X\ AU LABEL h Dealers. «JOHNNIE WAtaKER Jam 1620 -Stillgoing Strong "THE WHISKY WITH THE REPUTATION." AGENTS John Little Co., Ltd., Penang, (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE, IPOH KUALA LUMP Utt. -17t***************1313T*************************1313a ******************************3131 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■raw» —o —————aaa—■■■woaaaßaaßaaaß«aaa«Bß»Baa—nnnnn—■ PLANE ALTITUDE218 words
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Article1296 1932-09-19 10 Conference A Sordid Exhibition !—Plain Dealer in Truth. The Ottawa Conference has ended, as it began, ir a cloud of cofnpiiments and noble aspirations. Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Bennett have both got silver salvers, suitably inscribed, and "all is concord (on the surface) in the Imperial family.!—Plain Dealer in Truth. - 1,296 words
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339 1932-09-19 10 “There have always been two schools of thought aboftt the best way of preventing colds—the precautionary and the defiant,” says the Lancet. There are those who sleep wnth their windows sealed, and those who fling them open those who never venture out in winter,339 words
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Article109 1932-09-19 10 AND FOUND LIFE VERY HARD I Life is Hard. Take the case of the man who went to sleep in a railway goods yard. He was hauled up at Willesden on a charge of being a suspected person. I have a complaint to make,” he said. That109 words
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Advertisement293 1932-09-19 10 "Mb 1 Creme "WV'CoCd Cream /cSjSBriA we*47ll*'Vanishing tip p Cream SEHk This delightful cleansing cream S 2/j Ca Cbv k ee P your pores in working S X hf» Exquisitely perfumed j j $7 order and your g 9 taßr k iX v l CZe wrth 47// Eau de Co-293 words
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Article385 1932-09-19 11 DANGER—FUN BOYS’ HOLIDAY UP ALOFT Lay aloft there, and make up that gasket!” Come down, ye couple of half-baked loons. W ant to break yer shivering necks?” kay tn —you two beardless spalpeens!” Every British boy has read of those mighty days when youngsters up-a!oft on385 words
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Article102 1932-09-19 11 HOUSES, TRAVEL, DEBTS AND FRIENDS The directors of the Irish Hospitals Trust have found out what is done with the money w’on in the Irish sweeps. They asked the 14,000 people who have won prizes varying from £30,000 to £lOO. The replies revealed that, in102 words
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Article119 1932-09-19 11 EX-KAISER’S MESSAGE TO OLD COMRADES A message from the ex-Kaiser was read to an assembly of 10,000 people at the unveiling of the restored memorial on the site of the Battle of Leuthen, Silesia, in which Frederick the Great defeated t Austrians in 1757. The memorial is119 words
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Article138 1932-09-19 11 FREE KITS SERGEANT-MAJOR TRAINERS Shorts; 1 pair, Unemployed, for the use of. This is just a forecast of “forms in triplicate” to come. For ex-sergeant-majors are being engaged by the Ministry of Labour to pull young men on the dole through physical jerks. Arrangements for classes are138 words
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Article189 1932-09-19 11 MYSTERY OF INJURED MEN WHO CALLED ON DOCTOR A supposed burglar who entered a house in Nimrod-road, Streatham. S.W., was so startled by a parrot that challenged him with What do you want that, with a smashing of glass, he escaped into the street and drove189 words
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Article86 1932-09-19 11 LIFE TO SAVE HER GRANDCHILD Mrs. Elizabeth Issatt, a 77-years-old widow, of Haywood, near Doncaster, Yorkshire, gave her life to save her 16-months-old grandchild. She was pushing the child in a perambulator across Haywood level crossing when she saw an express approaching. She gave the perambulator a86 words
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Article164 1932-09-19 11 A captain’s last request to his struggling crew —to give his love to his wife after his ship had gone down and he could no longer hold on to a spar,was told by Etienne Antoine, one of the survivors of the small French sailing vessel Corvitte,164 words
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Article96 1932-09-19 11 SWIM TO SHORE FROM DRIFTING RAFT After extensive police inquiries the mystery of a derelict raft found about three miles from the Cornish coast near the Eddystone Lighthouse has been cleared up. On the raft was clothing suitable for a boy of 13, bearing the name Alastair Marshall,96 words
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Article717 1932-09-19 12 As Written In 1869 Culture and Anarchy,” by Matthew Arnold; original edition, edited with introduction and notes by J. Dover Wilson. Cambridge University Press. 6s. Here is news I writes Mr. D. C. Somervell in the News-Chronicle. "We have never read the book as Arnold originally717 words
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Article305 1932-09-19 12 80 m.p.h. THRILLS SPEED KINGS FLIRT WITH DEATH AT ARDS Dare-Devil racing motorists, flirting with death, smashed record after record in the Ulster Tourist Trophy race over the famous Ards circuit, Belfast. Crashes, wheel-to-wheel driving in main streets, cornering round sandbagged cottages, and cars leaping over humpbacked bridges305 words
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Article175 1932-09-19 12 Latest Quotations Frl Sat Sept. 17 Sept 16 Sept. 19 Paris 88 23 32 88 5 8 128 96 New York 8.47 i 8 47t 4,85; Montreal 8.85 885 Brassels 25 3/82 25 05| 84 88 Geneva 18.01 18 01} 24 86 Amsterdam 8.65} 8.65 12175 words
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Advertisement391 1932-09-19 12 You Feel Fitter—And You Do Twice As Much ra w lenms—cricket —swimming—football—all wonderfill exercise after office hours provided you are fit. If you are unfit, either mentally or physically, all sports /SE v lose their savour. loui I .'WHHHH, energy flags, and your spin B liLJra MV W > 1‘?391 words
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Miscellaneous144 1932-09-19 12 a a LOVELY, VIVACIOUS CLAUDETTE COLBERT WITH Edmund Lowe Stuart Erwin IN raramounts Rib-Tickling Mirth-Thriller "THE MISLEADING LADY" NEXT CHANGE WARNER BAXTER IN "MAN ABOUT TOWN" K.-s?1 r r- _r?zr. '.1L.. L .AjYy 6.75 TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT 930 BUSTER KEATON "THE PASSIONATE PLUMBER" M-G-M’s GRAND COMEDY. BEN LYON "THE BIG144 words
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Article840 1932-09-19 13 Schedule of Principal Lines e ollo«ing in a >« <* vessels arnvln. "filing iron eurtog WMk: IN PORT TO-DAY uaGUE MARU from Singapore for Colombo and Bombay. v FUSUAMA from Singapore for Ve- jjjce and Trieste. rFNGAM from Asahan and Batoe &S Bahra Sails for the840 words
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Article187 1932-09-19 13 SEPTEMBER WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21. Indian Olympic Hockey Team at Singapore. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. Indian Olympic Hockey Team at Kuala Lumpur. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. Warren Shield Shoot at Kuala Lumpur. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. Rugby: Taiping v. Ipoh at Ipoh. OCTOBER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. Rugby: Taiping v. Penang A.187 words
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Article125 1932-09-19 13 The Anglo-Malayan International Correspondence Club, which has its headquarters in Singapore, is rapidly gaining popularity everywhere. On Ist September, more than thirty members from Klang and Port Swettenham celebrated the first anniversary of this club by holding a dinner at the Eastern Hotel, Port Swettenham. The entertainment was125 words
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Article349 1932-09-19 13 BIG AID TO RADIO HUMAN TELEPHONE VOICE Whatever criticisms may be made of the administrative side of tdie Post Offi-ce—-and the Bridgeman Committee did not spare the ‘‘autocratic secretariat” in its report, which has recommended reorganisations^—the Post Office engineer is by common consent the best in the349 words
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218 1932-09-19 13 FORTUNE ACCUMULATING FOR FIFTY YEARS The distribution of a fortune, estimated to amount to £66,000.000, is being eagerly awaited by several Bulgarian families. The money is said to have been accumulating in India for nearly half a century. The foundation of the fortune, according to the claimant’s218 words
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Article134 1932-09-19 13 ARCHAEOLOGISTS WORK IN ISTANBUL The recovery of Basilian mosaics, which, except for a brief period in 1847, have been hidden from human eyes for four centuries, is announced by Professor Thomas Whittemore, Director of the Byzantine Institute of America. For months he and his assistants have been134 words
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Advertisement382 1932-09-19 13 J 4 .rwnur -to immmtom—— BUILDING MATERIALS READY STOCKS OF "TUNNEL" and "TUNNELITE" British Cement—loo per cent. BRITISH MILD STEEL BARS RUBEROID" Roofing Materials MASTICON ASBESTOS CEMENT —FLAT SHEETS. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED HENRY WAUGH <& CO., LTD.. PENANG SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH BANGKOK. I SOLDO «to* tradUEum the Uj/ df Pat.382 words
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Article1723 1932-09-19 14 For the Motorists THORNYCROFT VEHICLES FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE There has of late been a welcome revival of orders received from overseas for various types of Thomycroft motor vehicles, mainly for the Company’s six-wheelers, which have earned such an excellent reputation for service overseas in remote1,723 words
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Advertisement292 1932-09-19 14 *c cessO J? w *<V* tor P*** 1 UMI FlUt» LTDI RU(f\ SM«IAW* IN EXCHANGE For 200 used Stamps of Straits Settlements, Malay States, Siam, Hong Kong, Java, and the surrounding countries will give Picture Post Cards OF English Scenery Photographed from Aeroplanes. MISS TEE “KIA ORA,” Stockwell, London, England.292 words
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Advertisement169 1932-09-19 14 1 So IR strengthening/ Mg| m, Soh Agents:— y. Straits Jove Trading Co. S I H* /t A 3 I riF lliiiii I I I I 21Z I J ‘BABY I WAS FED ON C Doctor's My this OT TK T T Tlk “Baby was Mo® g I EtsrjTj; SUNSHINE169 words
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Advertisement2037 1932-09-19 15 MI B Ek BBk P and BR^ISH INDIA IT X i j RL |H M tSjbSB and apcar lines j SHE (Companies Incorporated in EnglaSuj ft* BLUE PUMMEL LIME I MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES T.OKDON NORTH CONTINENT BOSTON AND NEW YORK A Ph A JVS PT G3» H /a2,037 words
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72 1932-09-19 16 Reuter. Exciting Final BRILLIANT WIN FOR SOMERVILLE OF CANADA Baltimore, Saturday. In the American Amateur Golf Championship, C. Somerville (Canada) beat John Goodman (United States) 2 and 1 over 36 holes in the final. It was an exciting match, each leading alternately. Goodman was leading 2-0Reuter. - 72 words
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Article103 1932-09-19 16 —Reuter. Scotland Defeat Ireland London, Saturday. At Belfast, before 30,000 spectators, Scotland beat Ireland by four goals to nil. At half time Scotland led by two goals to nil. Despite the brilliant goal-keeping of Scott, Scotland won mainly through the cleverness of their forwards who outwitted the Irish.—Reuter. - 103 words
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Article248 1932-09-19 16 Successful Entertainment The entertainment provided by the boys of the St. Mark’s School, Butterworth, on Saturday evening was a great success. The Malay songs, the Boxing and the Blind-fold Boxing proved the most entertaining items on the programme. A very large audience gathered to witness the248 words
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73 1932-09-19 16 Case Postponed The two men arrested in connection with the gang robbery which occurred at Kampong Tanjong Bungah on August 6 were to-day produced before the District Judge and charged with robbery and housebreaking and theft. The accused claimed trial and the case was73 words
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Article88 1932-09-19 16 n rs tand (states The Times of m ,'/S that the report of the RetrenchSrteo on I" ‘7 n the C lony is P’eted and ready for publication for the ß FM^ Chme u 1 Committ ee’s Report the F.M.S. is, however, still not finallv eompleted though88 words
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Article505 1932-09-19 16 Bill to be Introduced in Council A Bill making provision for advancing the clock in the Colony by twenty minutes, making it seven hours tw’enty minutes in advance of Greenwich mean time, is shortly to be introduced into the Legislative Council and is published for505 words
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Article320 1932-09-19 16 Two Racehorse Trainers in Court Two well-known racehorse trainers, Mr. R. N. Hobbs and Mr. C. O. Campbell, were up before Mr. Justice Whitley in the Bankruptcy Court w’hen they were examined by Mr. E.N. Taylor, assistant official assignee, regarding their debts to the hotel firm320 words
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Article29 1932-09-19 16 The Coroner’s inquiry into the death of Mrs. Judge, wife of Mr. J. J. Judge, has been provisionally fixed for Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 10.30 a.m.29 words
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223 1932-09-19 16 Half-Yearly General Meeting A special general meeting of the Association win be held in the offices of the Association, Mercantile Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday, 30th September, ***** at 2.30 o’clock p.m. AGENDA 1. Minutes of the 35th Annual General Meeting held on 30th223 words
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Article336 1932-09-19 16 Appeal for Monthly Levy of 50 Cents In the course of a pastoral letter concerning the finances of the Church in Malaya the Bishop of Singapore makes an appeal for more systematic and liberal almsgiving to enable its work to be carried on. Dealing with the serious position336 words
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Article435 1932-09-19 16 TO-DAY’S PRICES The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co.’s share fist at 11 a.m. to-day:— Saturday. To-day. B S B S MINING Ayer Hitam 12/6 13/6 12/6 13/6 Hitam 20 25 20 25 Hong Fatt 38 42 38 42 Idris 6/6 7/3 6/10435 words
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Article63 1932-09-19 16 Buyers Sellers TIN Bangrin 14/6 15/6 Hongkong 13/6 14/3 Idris 7/0 7/9 Killinghall 9/3 9/9 Kinta .96 .98 Kuchai (Ord) .54 .56% Penawat .52 .54 Petaling 4.25 4.40 Pungah 12/O 12/6 S. Malayan 10/6 11/6 Talam .65 .70 Tronoh 15/6 16/3 GENERAL C. Smelters (Pref) 20/0 20/663 words
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Article35 1932-09-19 16 The Singapore Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet for to-day are as follows: Cents Spot 7 1/2 per lb. October/December 7 9/16 January/March, 1933 7 3/4 Aprfl/June, 1933 8 Market Easier.35 words
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Article84 1932-09-19 16 AfR MAIL A mail for Batavia via Palembang by train to Singapore and thence by Dutch Air Mail Service will be closed at 6 p.m. to-day. OUTWARD MAILS A mail for Port Swettenham, Malacca, Singapore, and Bngkok by the s.s. “Boringia” will be closed at 3 p.m. to-day.84 words
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Article64 1932-09-19 16 PENANG, SEPTEMBER 19 (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank) On London Bank Demand 2/5 H m/ts it Private 3 m/ts credit 2/4 3 Documentary 2/4% On Nev.’ York Bank Demand 40% France T.T. 1,000 nom India T.T. 153 Bangkok T.T. 80 per ties. 100 nom Batavia T.T. 100% Singapore64 words
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Advertisement54 1932-09-19 16 ON OTHER PAGES Scouting Notes 7 Ottaw’a Hucksters jq Motor Notes 17 Miles Above the Earth 6 Singapore Races 3 and 5 Automobile Association Meeting 3 Local Soccer 3 Correspondence 4 Latest Cable News 9 Produce Market 9 Death of Sir Thomas Barlow 9 The Late Mr. Wreford 1 Attempted54 words
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Advertisement17 1932-09-19 16 HOME NEWS FOR MALAYANS Read what your friends at Home are doing—Buy the Pinang Gazette EVERY MONDAY.17 words
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Advertisement462 1932-09-19 16 Mew Adverissejj) eB f s MISCELLANEOUS WANTED small furnished k near sea preferred. Ap; bjn a ’<>w lars and terms to' O x 5 Particu Gazette. Pinang NOTICES. 786 TRADE Mark No. 1 ARAGAJA STICKS SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR E. P. Mohammed Noor o ?n Company, PENANG. NOTICE is hereby given462 words
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Miscellaneous124 1932-09-19 16 PENANG WEATHER REPORT Temp. Wind Rainfall 6 a.m. 76 E. 16 m.m Noon 89 N.W. TIDE TABLES High Water. Low Water. TO-DAY 2.05 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 2.07 p.m. 8.26 p.m. TO-MORROW 2.21 a.m. 8.47 a.m. 2.25 p.m. 8.38 p.m. C&USS TO-NIGHT DEAN’S OPERA will present the famous Malay play entitled124 words
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