Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 31 January 1933
1933-01-31
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Title Section20 1933-01-31 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833. (PUBLISHED DAILY. Ns. 24. Vol. LXXXXI. TUESDAY. 3M JANUARY. 1933. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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1668 1933-01-31 1 Communists Declare War On New Government I Appointment Cordially Greeted In Italy STEP NEARER RESTORATION OF MONARCHY Having consistently refused to j ield to Herr Adolf Hitler’s persistent demand for the Chancellorship President v’on Hinder, burg has at last given way to popular opinion,1,668 words
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Article112 1933-01-31 1 proposal for five year plan adopted (From our Own Correspondent) Singapore, To-day. The Singapore Municipality adopted a proposal for a five-year plan at their monthly meeting yesterday; though on account of the anti-Soviet feelings of one memb'-r, the originator of the scheme, Mr. j. Laywk, agreed to substitute112 words
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Article118 1933-01-31 1 Reuter. Who will he Next Secretary of State New York, Yesterday. Mr 1 n Young, who is mentioned as Becn-t ,ry <jf State in Roosevelt’s Governre written to Mr. Roosevelt de- M V According io the Nev; ’ii,' Times Ai Smith is also reported to !■•••<• aspirations toReuter. - 118 words
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Article83 1933-01-31 1 .I Tangier, Rugby Radio Ser- Sir John Broderick’s New Appointment Rugby, Yesterday. tent of Sir John Broderick, al Minister at Havana, to be Enand Minister Plenifwentiary at Buenos Aires in succession Maclean who is shortly reUrir T, is announced. 8- John Broderick will be succeeded at > by.I Tangier, Rugby Radio Ser- - 83 words
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Article62 1933-01-31 1 •"-Rcuter. Se.ibiis Consequences of Japanese Competition Tho u Amsterdam, Yesterday, black outkkir ttXtlle indus try is facing a Japan's to ex P° rt difficulties. kct has result'd E&St Indian mar of diemnln n an alarm ing increase in the chief textile tent. of th? where forty per '•takers•"-Rcuter. - 62 words
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Article53 1933-01-31 1 nupporiec k y Radio Service. Final State of the Carlies Th- r Rugby, Yesterday. al L o£ the Iri sh Free State de Vai‘ra n IIOWS C° s grave ?7 Cc'ntre p urly 48 “pendents 11 Laltour 9 In ,h last bit 8 p?,K Lilbour su PP<*rted the. nupporiec * k y Radio Service. - 53 words
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Article530 1933-01-31 1 SOCIALISTS WANT GUARANTEES To be Guided by Socialist Principles Paris, Yesterday. Socialists by 64 to 17 voted conditional acceptance in principle of M. Daladier’s I invitation to join the Cabinet provided M Dtfadier would undertake to be guided by the general principles of the Socialist Party’s programme530 words
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Article117 1933-01-31 1 —Rugby Radio Service. ARRIVES AT BORDEAUX BAD WEATHER Rugby, Yesterday. Lady Bailey, who had to abandon her attempt on the London-Cape air record, reached Angoulen this afternoon on her way home to London. She landed at Bordeaux this morning and had hoped to reach England to-day, but.—Rugby Radio Service. - 117 words
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Article82 1933-01-31 1 Picked up by Fishermen in Shark-infested Waters (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, To-day. While the captain of the Blue Funnel liner Dolius, which is now in Singapore, was writing a report for the authorities of the death of an apprentice named Miller who, it is presumed, had fallen82 words
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Article89 1933-01-31 1 .—Rugby Radio Service. Prince and Duke of York Enjoy Skating Rugby, Yesterday. There was a general thaw throughout Britain yesterday although in some parts it was still possible to skate and to-day frost was succeeded by fog locally. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York enjoyed.—Rugby Radio Service. - 89 words
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Article42 1933-01-31 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Condition of Famous Novelist Reported Worse Rugby, Yesterday. Mr. John Galsworthy, the famous novelist, who for some weeks has been very seriously ill, was reported to be not quite so well this morning following a restless night.-—Rugby Radio Service. - 42 words
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Article566 1933-01-31 1 Far East FINAL INSTRUCTIONS TO GENEVA Aged General Consulted Tokyo, Yesterday. There are indications that the time has come when Japan must make a decision of vital importance to the nation. Count Uchida this morning proceeded to Okitsu to consult the aged General Saionji regarding566 words
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Advertisement1334 1933-01-31 2 RATES FOR CASUAL municipal notice BANKS I Th P vje ADVERTISED it AU peraona deslrO us of Claiming refund e of rates in respect of buildings vacant dur- relating to The Mereonfife Bonk «Kirtwed 'f.rtisements should be addressed to on or before the 31st January, 1933. 7 1 F» sr1,334 words
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Article1854 1933-01-31 3 LOCAL DOCTORS RETRENCHMENT Too Great A Burden Being Thrown On Them B.M A. MEETING “The Calamity Of Sickness wh lk> the medical profession has -jjan-fl with others tihe grievous conse- th<« economic blizzard, .vet otKiw'' 1 or „1 is tendecy here, as well as elseto throw too great a burden1,854 words
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Article696 1933-01-31 3 A GREAT SIGNIFICANT REVOLUTION To-day (December 31) the captains of many ships will be pacing the bridge in tremulous expectation, says The Times. A great and significant revolution is to pass over the face of the seven seas at midnight. At that hour the new696 words
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Article775 1933-01-31 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. R. E Colomb, of the Forest Department, Teluk Anson, has been transferred to Kajang. Mr. N. K. Bain, District Officer, Lower Perak, visited Kuala Lumpur and Singapore during the holidays. Mr. H. d’Esterre Darby, a Director oi Messrs. Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., and staying at Port Dicson,775 words
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Article1232 1933-01-31 5 R. STANLEY DOLLAR - BY R. STANLEY DOLLAR pR j; ?TT )P:\T. dollar steamship lines, united <r\TES LINES AND AMERICAN MAIL LINE confidence and optimism have returned. n ot on,y tO hilt to all business and trade activities, is the to be considered in the United ()ut of the depths1,232 words
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540 1933-01-31 5 The following are the minutes of a Committee meeting held at the Penang Chamber of Commerce at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, the 24th January, 1933: Present:—Mr. P. N. Knight (President in the Chair), Mr. Lun Kecng Lay, J.P., Hon. Mr. H.H. Abdoolcader, Mr. E. J. Dunn,540 words
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Article107 1933-01-31 5 To-day, at the Esplanade, from 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.:— 1. March —Colonel J. Ward —Cheeseman. 2. Overture —Soir D’Automme —Bouillon. 3. Selection —Waltzes from Vienna— Clutsam. 4. Intermezzo -The Love Dance Hoschna. 5. Comet Solo—(Londonderry Air) Danny Boy—Weatherly. 6. Selection —No, No, Nanette- —icemans. 7. Fox Trot—Lucky107 words
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Article258 1933-01-31 5 START OF SOCCER SEASON Two Cricket Matches During Week-end The P.R.C. soccer season will start on Thursday. All members are asked to turn out for a practice match which will be played between two picked sides. POSTPONED LADIES’ HOCKEY The postponed hockey match between the P.R.C. Non258 words
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Article76 1933-01-31 5 Reuter. FIFTH ROUND DRAW City Clash With Bolton Wanderers London, Jan. 30. The following is the draw for the fifth round of the Football Association Cup Competition to be played on Saturday, February 18 Bolton W. v. Manchester C. Brighton H.A. v. W. Ham U. Burnley v.Reuter. - 76 words
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Article47 1933-01-31 5 .—Reuter. Gledhill Beaten in Singles Final Melbourne, Yesterday. The following were the results of the finals in the Australian Lawn Tennis Championships MEN’S SINGLES Crawford beat Gledhill 2-o, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2. MEN S DOUBLES Vines and Gledhill beat Crawford and Moon 6-4, 10-8, 6-2.-.—Reuter. - 47 words
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Article27 1933-01-31 5 Reuter. London, January 30. In a match in the Second Division of the English League, Millwall defeated West Ham United by one goal to nil.Reuter. - 27 words
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Article31 1933-01-31 5 FREEMASONRY IN PENANG The February regular meeting of Ixxlge Royal Prince of Wales, No. 1555 E.C., wil) be held in the Freemason's Hall, Western Road, to-morrow, Ist February, at 7 p.m.31 words
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Advertisement651 1933-01-31 5 OVER 50,000 PEOPLE VISITED US IE! A DURING THE HOLIDAYS MI3VI&LLANcQUb 50,000 PEOPLE CANNOT BE WRONG. E |kj| DI E Y WANTED To Buy Cheaply for Cash VW M Owl K? Km 8 delivery March LIGHT CAR (Not Baby); Fiat or Single Seater Ford or other make, ThhUarm Amai. weU651 words
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Article976 1933-01-31 6 MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING At a committee meeting of the Automobile Association of Malaya (Penang ana Kedah Branch) a comprehensive letter from the Chief Police Officer on the subject of parking of motor cars in Phee Choon Road, was read. It was agreed, with one976 words
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Article374 1933-01-31 6 Forthcomin g Ties The following ties have been in connection with tho Cricket CMb Lawn Tennis Tournament First round ties, to be played off not later than February 7 CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES J. E. Harvey v. S. L. M.cNee, A. S. Ran. say v L. M. Norris,374 words
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Advertisement295 1933-01-31 6 IMUMM'S THE WORD I The Of The Champagne Champagne JH| A For >lll fl *or Any j II II It I I Every tody Occasion f KEIMS -o- -o- I GwtPAcmTitss f OlaQ PRODUCE OF I G. H. MUMM CO., Societĕ Vinioote de Champagne, Successeurs. 1 O 1 Henry Waugh295 words
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Advertisement12 1933-01-31 6 I WHAT LONDON IS DOING RMD CHARLES ROBERTS in the SUNDAY GAZETTE.12 words
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Advertisement464 1933-01-31 6 "A i I cf A ABY NEEDS a food which produces natural f Jf» growth—not a forcing food which makes fat at. the expense of blood, bone and brain. i HUMANISED TRUFOOD induces this natural growth because it is the ONLY truly Humanised milk food; medical science endorses this claim.464 words
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Article633 1933-01-31 7 ur KINGSLEY WOOD ON NEW PROJECTS Wood, the Postmaster- m a broadcast from the National 080 crave an account of some of the gtaao c > b' lv n post Office during the past jjork 01 l r ferred to certain new year» aiw to633 words
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Article282 1933-01-31 7 Recovery of waste heat revi nurJ lOn S inc ude( i in the annual Sh >Pping R e| M r rl f the Shipbuilding and °f a new system of ln F introd Vfy n steams hips now bej Uy Jainea Howden and Co., Johnf '°u. i282 words
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Article592 1933-01-31 7 SCOUTING—PROFICIENCY BADGES (To the Editor of the "Pinang Gazette”) Sir, Gilwell undoubtedly made a great fault by wrongly condemning G. T. Boon for gloating over another Scout’s mistakes and drawbacks in your valuable paper of the 26th instant. At the very start, before commenting on anything else, G. T.592 words
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Article697 1933-01-31 8 Visionary and fanatic, possessed of a devil which takes the form of an unreasoning hatred of Britain and all things British, Mr. de Valera is also a very astute politician. Even the Welsh Wizard, who has not yet given up hopes of staging a come-back, must agree.697 words
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Article1174 1933-01-31 8 .—The Times. german climbs in PERU The German Andean Expedition, which ’eft Bremen last April to explore the Cordillera Blanca, or "White Range, and scale some of the highest mountains of Peru, has established a fine record and details of its achievement have been given n Lima.—The Times. - 1,174 words
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Article675 1933-01-31 8 When all the geese me f ;i )O And all the pig 3 1 in tire Man''hester Giui'< 1 BUSINESS TECHNIQUE IN SCHOOL Dr. Cyril Norwood, head masler Qf row. speaking at the tingham High School last month to teach the process of industry at and theWhen all the geese me ■ – f ;i,)O And all the pig 3 '•1 in tire Man''hester Giui'< 1 - 675 words
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Advertisement161 1933-01-31 8 1 BALKAN SOBRANIE PIPE I TOBACCO 1 j Pocked B y c -ii I pec,a I I A ArtigM I Dealers. Tins. f BALKAN SOBRANIE SMOKING MIXTURE CONTAINS A LARGE I 1 PERCENTAGE OF PURE YENIDJE LEAF AND IS SPECIALLY 1 1 BLENDED FOR INDOOR SMOKING. A RICH AROMA AND161 words
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Advertisement94 1933-01-31 8 E. O. HOTEL, I PENANG. j DINNER DANCE WEDNESDAY, Ist February, J 933. i. •.\L7J PIE fl.-*. F i <MrW istfr the jyItpHERDS ft Whethei you lead an openair life, or work indoors, Scoff’s Porage Oats make ‘he ideal breakfast. They strengthen both brain and body. For Scott’s Porage Oats94 words
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Article55 1933-01-31 9 .—Beu ter. Geneva, Yesterday. Dr. Benes is reported to have reached a basis of understanding for the two parties in the Anglo-Persian dispute. It is understood the agreement was submitted to the two Governments and if the latter confirm it the Council will now merely have to give.—Beu ter. - 55 words
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Article212 1933-01-31 9 —Rugby Radio Service. Preparing for Meeting of General Commission Rugby, Yesterday. The Bureau of the World Disarmament Conference met formally at Geneva this afternoon to prepare for the meeting of the General Commission on Tuesday. Press messages suggest that provision has been made to obviate delay resulting from the.—Rugby Radio Service. - 212 words
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Article108 1933-01-31 9 Mystery of Death of Young Chinese Woman (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, To-day. Details of relations between an Eurasian boxer, Vincent Perreau, and two women, one a Malay and the other a Chinese, who had turned Mohammedan, were mentioned before Mr. F. G. Bourne in the Coroner’s108 words
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Article98 1933-01-31 9 Some Demonstrations in Bucharest Bucharest, January 24. Tear-gas bombs and small arms were employed by the police in dispersing anti-Jewish demonstrations headed by Fascist) students, who tried to invade Carol Park and affix a cross to the monument to the unknown soldier. The riots were repeated in the98 words
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Article111 1933-01-31 9 AMBASSADOR ASKED TO INTERVENE A Resolution Tokyo, January 24. The Social Mass Party, the only proletarian party in Japan, which has four Parliamentary members, yesterday adopted a resolution regarding the labour dispute in the Singer Sewing Machine Co. The resolution, -which was handed to the American Ambassador, reads:111 words
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Article206 1933-01-31 9 A Survey in Moscow Addressed to Japan Moscow, January 25. A candid survey of the Red Army was made by the Commissary for War. M Voroshilov, in a speech before the leading members of the party at the Moscow garrison which, though sabre-rattling was conspicuously absent, was nevertheless206 words
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Article165 1933-01-31 9 Helping on the Sowing Campaign Moscow, January 24. A state of emergency has been proclaimed in the northern Caucasus under the guise of the appointment of an ex traordinary campaign commission for the spring sowing campaign in the northern Caucasus,” consisting of six well-tried party comrades, from w’hosq165 words
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Article70 1933-01-31 9 Resignation of the Cabinet Barcelona, January 24. Owing to internal differences concerning the interpretation of the Catalan Statute, four members of the Catalan Cabinet resigned, whereupon the rest of the Cabinet placed their registrations at the disposal of President Macia, so as to give him full freedom for70 words
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Article311 1933-01-31 9 SOME MANDATES DISCUSSED France and Syria Geneva, January 24. The 70fh session of the League of Nations Council opened this morning, first behind closed doors, and considered the various administrative questions and then in open session) considered the report of the mandates commission. A long debate caused on311 words
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Article108 1933-01-31 9 Radical French Writer on Trial Paris, January 24. The well-known Radical French author, Henri Gilbeaux, who recently voluntarily returned to France after a long exile in Russia and Germany, to-day (Tuesday) faced a Court Martial on charges of high treason by having conducted abroad antiFrench propaganda and by having108 words
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912 1933-01-31 9 Awaiting Arrival Of Sir Ronald Lindsay BRITAIN RESOLUTE ON GOLD DECISION Rugby, Yesterday. > Consideration of the legislative program- J me for the resumed session of Parliament which opens on February 7 was continued, at a meeting of the Cabinet to-day which lasted an hour912 words
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Article102 1933-01-31 9 FlN—Spot YESTERDAY TO-DAY London £146-10-0 £146-17-6 nN (3 Months) London £147-0-0 £147-10-0 Singapore $74.25 $75.00 Business Done Penang $74.25 $75.00 Business Done 25 tons 25 tons COPRA —(Sundried) $5.00 $4.70 BLACK PEPPER $21.00 $21.00 RUBBER London 2%d. New York 2%c. (G) 2%c. (G) Singapore 6 7s cta 6%102 words
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Advertisement56 1933-01-31 9 I CHEAPER I GROCERIES. I BEGIN THE MONTH WELL BT j j BUYING WELL! 1 I > Coarse Oatmeal Per 2 lb. tin. 32 cts. taking Powder 40 I 25 1 r Sheep's Tongues 1 60 Self Raising Flour 2 Pkt. 25 1 T. &D. Green Peas 1 tin. 4556 words
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Article839 1933-01-31 10 TEMPLE ENTRY BILLS Sanction Granted Only to Assembly Bill FREE HAND RETAINED FOR FUTURE New Delhi, Jan. 23. The Government of India have published the following statement announcing their permission to Mr. Ranga Iyer to introduce the Untouchability Abolition Bill in the Legislative Assembly and refusing permission to839 words
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Article384 1933-01-31 10 REFUSAL TO SANCTION BILL WOULD BE A TRAGEDY Ahmedabad, Jan. 22. “If a systematic referendum is again taken on the Guruvayur question, and if the Zamorin participates in it and accepts whatever results I shall consider my vow fulfilled,” writes Mr. Gandhi, in reply to questions sent384 words
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1429 1933-01-31 10 IS LEGISLATION THE TRUE REMEDY? MR. GANDHI'S DISSERVICE TO INDIA (BY AN INDIAN CONTRIBUTOR) INDIAN POLITICAL NOTES Meetings are still being held all over India on the subject of temple entry and the Guruvayur day has been observed in great pomp and circumstances. There1,429 words
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Article414 1933-01-31 10 ORTHODOX LEADER STATES RESULT OF HIS INQUIRIES Madras, Jan. 12. From a talk with Adi-Dravidas (Untouchables) I leam that they abhor the very idea of entering the temples and mixing with the higher castes in worship. They are not in the least interested in being admitted into414 words
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Article181 1933-01-31 10 Governor’s Straight Words to Tamluk People Calcutta, Jan. 17. The Governor of Bengal left Midnapore yesterday and proceeded to Mahisadal where, after lunching with the proprietors of the Mahisadal Estate, he proceeded to Tamluk. Replying to an address by the Tamluk Municipality, His Excellency said that the181 words
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Article78 1933-01-31 10 Conference at Delhi VICEROY INVITES LEADERS It is understood that sevpral t?' Round Table Conference delegatT'"** other Indian leaders, including Sir T* Bahadur Sapru, are being inv Ji to by His Excefiency the Viceroy i n cow J with the present political situation. Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru78 words
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Article353 1933-01-31 10 Bombay Non-Brahmim’ Plea Poona, Jan. 15. Resolutions regarding the forthcoming constitutional changes, the Communal Award, and the temple-entry question were passed at the resumed sitting of th*' special session of the Bombay Provincial NonBrahmin Conference to-day. The first resolution, moved by Mr. B. V. K. Jadhav,353 words
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316 1933-01-31 11 Mr. George Lansbury, back in London after his visit with two colleagues to the Prime Minister at Lossiemouth to ask for the release of Tom Mann and Emrhys Llewellyn, said they did not intend to adopt wait-and-see methods. Mr. Lansbury’s companions on the trip316 words
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Article515 1933-01-31 11 League of Nations Review The “Review of World Trade, 1931-32,” published by the League of Nations (Allen and Unwin, price 25.), shows how rapid has been the decline of world trade during the last three years. In 1930 its total value in terms of gold515 words
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Article298 1933-01-31 11 Archbishop Not a Complete Pacifist CHURCH’S PART London, Jan. 9. The Archbishop of York, addressing the World Conference of the Student Christian Movement at its closing session in Edinburgh, yestearday, referred to the proper relationship of the Christian to war. It was possible to hold that298 words
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Article543 1933-01-31 11 Professor Rankine’s Experiments The boys and girls whom Professor Ranklne is taking on The Round of the Waters made some strange discoveries at the Royal Institution. It was the third of Professor Rankine’s talks, and his young listeners might have been prepared for anything. They spent543 words
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Article3628 1933-01-31 12 lainn tn - Edited by lainn tn (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Jan. 13. THE BRITISH INDUSTRIAL FAIR Some ten thousand copies of a catalogrue, specially prepared for distribution overseas. of the British Industries Fair next month, have been sent to prospective buyers in the Dominions and foreign lands, so3,628 words
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Miscellaneous84 1933-01-31 12 i) ’Phone D» 264 i{ 6J5 TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT 9.30 I WINIFRED SHOTTER 1 IN BRITISH AND DOMINIONS MUSICAL j "THE LOVE CONTRACT TO-MORROW Starting at 6 and 9.15 P.M. UNIVERSAL’S GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMM JACK OKIE in "ONCE IN A LIFETIME" and TOM MIX in jDEATH VALLEY l 184 words
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Article572 1933-01-31 13 lcfie dule of Principal Lines T 1« a list of vessels arriving Penang during the week: PORT TO-DAY ,7 AON from Singapore. Sails »S MA r Havre, Liverpool, GlaspOoL Sails for I* 0® v y, shanghai and Bon? Singapore. Sail f mdon, Ro* terdam and and572 words
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Article286 1933-01-31 13 JANUARY, 1933 TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 Entries close for Perak Turf Club Spring 1933 Meeting, 3 p.m. FEBRUARY SATURDAY, 11 Perak Turf Club Races, Ist day. WEDNESDAY, 15 Perak Turf Club Races, 2nd day. SATURDAY, 18 Perak Turf Club Races, 3rd day. M.C.C. MATCHES IN AUSTRALIA The following286 words
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Article437 1933-01-31 13 A DEPRESSING PICTURE A report on Economic Conditions in Chile,” by the Commercial Secretary to the British Embassy at Santiago, has just been published for the Department of Overseas Trade by H.M. Stationery Office (price Is. 6d.). The report, which is dated November, 1932, paints a437 words
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Article454 1933-01-31 13 The Post Office notifies that a telegram from the G. P. 0., London, says that the mail despatched from Penang on January 6 by the s.s. “Johan de Witt” was delivered in London on January 27 and on January 7 by the s.s. “Kaisar-I-Hind” was delivered in London454 words
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Advertisement102 1933-01-31 13 Buy Your PRINTED REQUIREMENTS From THE PINANG GAZETTE Press. Limited. Immediate Attention Prompt Delivery THE TIRELESb SALESMAN—An advert.!» ■nent in the “Pinang Gazette” is a tireless salesman. From one week’s end to another it talks business without boring potential customers. It tells your story (unknown to you perhaps) to a102 words
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Article918 1933-01-31 14 Hoover Committee’s Report DECLINE IN STANDARD OF LIVING FORESEEN The report of President Hoover’s Research Committee on Social Trends is a formidable work, of which even a bare summary runs to 20,000 words. It says that “the American standard of living for the near future must918 words
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Article317 1933-01-31 14 Used Again and Again in Fever Plague SLIDING BOTTOM Cable Company Manager and its Grisly History London, Jan. 10. In Panama, during the height of the yellow fever scare 20 years ago, a handsome coffin, with a grisly history, could be seen in an undertaker’s window. One man317 words
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Article208 1933-01-31 14 “SHE OUGHT TO BE ISOLATED Mr. George Lansbury, M.P., speaking at Upton, West Ham, said that Japanese Imperialists seemed determined to float the opinion of the world and to work their will upon the Chinese people. Nothing more cynically outrageous had happened in his lifetime. The208 words
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Advertisement259 1933-01-31 14 A Message of th °se who h ave M i'fet 7<%i£Sß When nat »ral youthful viw,,,. prematurely lost—whethb t,lrou .B' h '"ness, stress of c i“ be or through meiely a dull existence. S It behoves every man whose vital forces have been —who lacks energy, manhood and spirit— to259 words
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Advertisement2218 1933-01-31 15 1 ——-Wnirni I ll p INDIA xss =J i f i 1 AND APCAP ehmes ’1 ivEP R-IrJINTI N(j i 1 TGomp.mies Incorporated m ’BI.MB PSIMJSELI LIMB f 7DAVEI RY i Mxn Pie.crvGrn Leaves Due SRAvCU 1 J X MAIL PASSENGER and CARGO SERVICES TONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. Penang London2,218 words
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494 1933-01-31 16 1 SUPREME COURT SUIT i Severe Strictures on Weil-known 1 Local Chinese J Severe strictures were passed by Mr. < •lustice Prichard in the Supreme Court This morning on a well-known Penang {Chinese. The parties in the suit were Lee Peng {Cheang494 words
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Article195 1933-01-31 16 Sequel to Fight at Bukit Mertajam In the Supreme Coutr yesterday Mr. Justice Prichard dismissed the appeal of two Tamils, Krishnasamy and Tangavelu who had been convicted in the lower court of voluntary causing hurt to a compatriot and sentenced to undergo 14 days rigorous imprisonment and195 words
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Article62 1933-01-31 16 CRICKET .—Reuter. M.C.C. Not Replying to Australia for the Present London, Yesterday. The Australian Cricket Board’s cable hss been received by the M.C.C. who are not issuing a further statement at present. NO COMMUNIQUE Melbourne, Yesterday. After the secret meeting of the Board of Control no communique was.—Reuter. - 62 words
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Article63 1933-01-31 16 The Annual Dinner of the above Club will be held on Saturday, the 4th February, at 8 p.m. at the Club premises, Bawasah Road, in celebration of the Raya (Edul Fitir) and the Bth Anniversary of the Club. Music will follow after dinner under the direction63 words
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Article125 1933-01-31 16 Some Trouble Over Austria Geneva, January 23. The representatives of the Little Entente have decided to bring the Hirtinberg affair before the League Council. They drew up yesterday in the presence of Dr. Benes the text foil submission to the interested Governments; and definite instructions are expected this125 words
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Article84 1933-01-31 16 P. and O. Liner Detained Barcelona, January 21. Furious storms swept the harbour here during the night, wrenching a number of ships from their moorings, some being carried down the river. Six laden barges were sunk. Trees were uprooted and huts on the banks of the Tagus had84 words
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Article78 1933-01-31 16 Bautized at Christmas V Hongkong, January 10. The South China Morning Post states that Cheng Kwok-yau recently embraced the Catholic fai’h and was baptized at the gacl by an Italian Father on Christmas Eve. He was stated to be in excellent health and to have put on weight78 words
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Article125 1933-01-31 16 Capital in England Tied Up London, January 23. Financial circles comment on the complete failure of loans for the town of Barnsley (Yorkshire) and the County of Essex, as a proof that the public are waiting for more remunerative yields; leaving on deposit in the Banks £2,000 million, a125 words
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Article129 1933-01-31 16 Latest Quotations Monday Sa' urday Paris 86 15i16 86% New York 3.39% 3.38% Montreal 3.99 3.96 Brussels 24.39% 24.35% Geneva 17.54 17.51% Amsterdam 8.44 8.43 Milan 66 716 66 5*16 Berlin 14.30 14.24% Stockholm 18.42% 18 7116 Copenhagen 21% 20 15 32 Oslo 19 9'16 19%129 words
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Article56 1933-01-31 16 PENANG, JANUARY 31 /Pv Courtesy of the Chartered Bankl On London Bank Demand 2|3 13 16 m|ts 2'3 29 32 Private 3 m/ts credit 2/4 V 3 Documentary 2/4 1 On New York Bank Demand 39nom France T.T. 995n0m Hongkong T.T. 43% India T.T. 152 Shanghai T.T. 136% Bar56 words
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Article208 1933-01-31 16 CHINA GERMANY Need for Industrial Co-operation Berlin, Jan. 17. The Central Government’s special industrial envoy, Dr. H. H. Kung, has left the capital for a tour of the Rhenish industrial centres following invitations from the Krupp, Essen, Gute, Gaffnungshuette, Oberhausen and Dusseldorf municipalities, the Chinese Institute at Frankfort-on-Main and the208 words
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Article542 1933-01-31 16 TO-DAY’S PRICES Tne ug were the latest quotations h y.TEf Si S. KENNEDY Co.’s share list a’ ii m. to-day. j Yesterday. To-day. Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers MINING Ba u Cave.? 32% 37% 32% 37% Kiliinghatl Sr 3 Bj9 B'o B|6 Kinta 84 86 84 86542 words
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Advertisement498 1933-01-31 16 ALL THESE GOODS AT rlalf Price I and even less X 1 x 1 nc/t/inn Strong well bound albums to hold 12 J t en inch records with Index on front NOW 1 Page. ALBUMS Usually $2.25 each. $1.15 ir HA R 150 Bottles to clear. Marodelo Hair M AU/498 words
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Miscellaneous118 1933-01-31 16 WIREL?Sf I To-day’s P> c r Wavelengths:—-31.3 m. aro /5 ?S m. P.M. 9.50 Big Ben Fred Hartley and Ms Novel y Quintet If I am Dreaming Millocker| Songs of Araby Clay j Selection, Faust Gounod, arr. Hartley! Musette Leo Peter Trot.’in g to the Fair Standard Irish Jig arr.118 words
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