Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 August 1934
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1934-08-06 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1888. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 181 Vol. XCII. MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Article1137 1934-08-06 1 BUT POLICE MUST WATCH Hawkers Subsidise Unlawful Societies Cantonese Gangs The Biggest Problem Dangers Of The Waitresses System MR. FAIRBURN'S REPORT Criminal activity by societies and gangs was kept well in leasl tiring 1933, and another year of comparative freedom from lawk outbreaks has passed by1,137 words
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Article, Illustration28 1934-08-06 1 STAY OUT (Charles Up)—uinner of the third rare on Saturday after a close race with Dilatory, being led in by the oumer, Mr. Khaw Keng Hock.28 words
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Article65 1934-08-06 1 BOLDEST STATEMENT OF POLICY SINCE 1918 London, July 31. The statement made by Mr. Baldwin in the House of Commons that it is on the Rhine and no longer at Dover that the British frontier is henceforth to be found, is considered by the British p ress65 words
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Article57 1934-08-06 1 .—Reuter. Soviet Accepts Invitation Moscow, August 5. A special Pacific Institute of Soviet Experts for Far Eastern affairs is to be formed under the chairmanship of Professor Motylev with the object of studying Oriental problems and will accept the invitation to join the International Institute of.—Reuter. - 57 words
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Article84 1934-08-06 1 —Reuter. From Nervous Breakdown The Hague, August 5. The death is reported of Herr Wellenstein, head of .economic affairs in the Dutch Indies and Vice-President of the Dutch delegation to the Trade Conference with Japan, who arrived in Holland a month ago. He had been staying—Reuter. - 84 words
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Article186 1934-08-06 1 How It Would Hit Japan SCRAPPING OF NEW VESSELS Tokyo, August 2. Stout opposition was expressed to-day by naval circles here to the statement given by the United States Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Swanson, to newspaper men in Washington on August 1 regarding the naval conference. It186 words
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Article405 1934-08-06 1 Charge Against A Johore Towkay Johore Bahru, Aug. 2. The hearing was begun at the adjourned session of the Johore Bahru Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice W. H. Thome, of an interesting case, in which a Chinese towkay named Ser Chew, of Ren gam, Johore, who405 words
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Article268 1934-08-06 1 Another Great Invention BY MARCONI Milan, August 1. The secret about the Marchese Marconi’s new epoch-making invention, which has been guarded hitherto with stubborn tenacity, was at last revealed on Monday when the inventor invited a number of distinguished guests, including the President of the Italian navigation268 words
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Article104 1934-08-06 1 Five Persons Injured A serious motor accident in which five persons were injured, one seriously, occurred yesterday near the Jelutong market when a yellow bus plying between Balik Pulau and Prangin Road skidded when the driver swerved in an attempt to save a dog and ran104 words
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Article78 1934-08-06 1 ’—Reuter. Saving Agriculture From Selfishness New York, Aug. 6. “The Government is just beginning to fight to save the resources of agriculture and industry from the selfishness of the individual” declared President Roosevelt, broadcasting from the Glacier National Park, Montana, “we know more and more that the’—Reuter. - 78 words
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Advertisement15 1934-08-06 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS dentists Head Office next to The Dispensary Branch Office 52, Leith Street15 words
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Advertisement98 1934-08-06 1 LOOK FOR THE SPRINGBOK the symbol of South Africa, on every bottle of Key Brand if jjl) Brandy Manufactured by the Co-operative Winegrowers Association of South Africa, 1« KEY BRAND EMPIRE jKJIL BRANDY is equal in quality to, possesses all the best characteristics of, foreign brandies but Ajf/ is considerably98 words
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Advertisement9 1934-08-06 1 F.M.S. v. COLONY NOON SCORE F.M.S. all out 273.9 words
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Advertisement2033 1934-08-06 2 RATES FOR CASUAL m. v. "Glenamoy** voy 33 p.w.d. tender notice the BANKS i A (OlltWCircl) TENDERS will be received at the office PINANG GAZETTE FtWVbB s w Of the State Engineer, Negri Sembilan, M.■ ARRIVED ON 1-8-34. Seremban, up to noon of the 13th August, OBTAINABLE DAILY AIJ munications2,033 words
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3360 1934-08-06 3 AND A GREAT RUN BY FIESOLE GOLDEN STAR, LIMBER UP AND STAY OUT PAY BEST AVIEMORE THE CHAMPION MAIDEN GEORGE ROBEY IN GREAT FORM IBy Tic-Tad Of the several features at on Saturday's races, perhaps the most outstanding performance was that of Aviemore who,3,360 words
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Advertisement250 1934-08-06 3 In my races and speed trials I would trust to no other tyre than DUNLOP Ul Tlmm dterettlnf akin eomptalntt are aore oetward signa ef ImpurttCea tn aha bicod i Mirfaca treaameM caimoi bring lasting raflef ae raaaove the cause ef tbe trouble from the Hood by tailing CbfWb Blood250 words
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Article463 1934-08-06 4 WEBER '«Superior In-Fighting Wins The Day A FIERCE BATTLE Aposto Again Impresses I f I Notwithstanding the counter attraction of the new show at the Capitol, there was an excellent attendance at the New World on Friday night to witness the fight be-. tween Frankie Weber and463 words
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Article157 1934-08-06 4 Mvotnttiu Wlin 1 Sunday Times.’ Cleaner Display By Suares It was an unusually serious Al Rivers that followed Arthur Suares into the ring on Saturday night at the Great World Arena to fight for the first official middleweight championship of Malaya. The fight was over 15Mvotnttiu Wlin 1 • Sunday Times.’ - 157 words
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Article15 1934-08-06 4 vut—Reuter. Billy Quinlan Out-Pointed In a fifteen round Quinlan of WaA, vut—Reuter. - 15 words
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Article189 1934-08-06 4 .—Reuter. Armour Wins Open Championship Toronto, August 5. Armour won the championship. In the final round Armour’s score was 39, 35 —287. He had a poor start and was handicapped by a high wind, but played magnificent golf on the homeward journey. Laffoon was second 68—289; MacFarlands,.—Reuter. - 189 words
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Article180 1934-08-06 4 —Reuter. Esthonia Eliminated By Poland Tallinn. August 4. In the Davis Cup second qualifying round. Tloczynski (Poland) beat Pukk (Esthonia) 6 —4, 6 —4, 6 —3; Tarlowski (Poland) beat Lasn 6 —2, 6 —4, 4—6, 6—4. Tloczynski and Wittmann beat Lasn and Pukk 6—3. 6—B, 6—4, I—6,—Reuter. - 180 words
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Article77 1934-08-06 4 i j F.M.S. Defeats Colony (From Our Own Correspondent I I Kuala Lumpur, August 5. In a most exciting game of annual soccer the F.M.S. Posts and Telegraphs defeated the Colony Posts and Telegraphs by a single goal. The exchanges ruled even from the start to77 words
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Article137 1934-08-06 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) I Kuala Lumpur, August 5. i Hundreds of badminton enthusiasts witnessed the annual fixture between Singapore and Selangor which started here i to-day at the V. I. hall and will be con- tinued to-morrow. i A-H the Singles matches were completed c-Bd Singapore are leading137 words
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Article762 1934-08-06 4 MR. W. L. BLYTHE: 1 Mr. W. L Blythe, Protector of Chinese, who left for home on Saturday on a well- earned furlough, came to Malaya as a cadet on April 15, 1921. A month after he was attached to the Chinese Secretariat. Seremben, to study Chinese.762 words
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Article170 1934-08-06 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Messrs. W. M. McGeorge and J. A. Elliot arrived here yesterday morning from Calcutta by the B I. “Karapara.” Among those sailing to-day by the Kedah for Singapore are: —Mrs A. C. Putley, Mr. O. O. Bill. Mr. P. M. Lungo. Miss Tong Foek Jen. Master Tjong Tjiong170 words
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306 1934-08-06 4 OBJECTION TO FIRM BEING APPOINTED At a meeting of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya held in the Sungei Ujong Club on July 26. the chairman stated that the meeting had been called in order that the branch committee could306 words
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143 1934-08-06 4 (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) LOST TRANSMISSION RECEIPT Application having been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to Andrew Dalzel Lindsay Turnbull a CeTtificate for 1000 Ordinary Shares numbered *****1/*****0 in the above Company upon the statement that the Transmission Receipt No.143 words
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Advertisement365 1934-08-06 4 fri Eja 1 I CUPID Fox Trot j] CB 755 the show is over A PLACE IN YOUR HEART 1 CB 756 the very thought of you j T-p IT'S POPULAR AND TUNEFUL YOU CAN RELY ON THE 'll B B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA TO PRESENT THE LATEST HITS IN THEIR365 words
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Article656 1934-08-06 5 Tic-Tac - WEIGHTS AND SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY LIMBER UP TO WIN AGAIN? A COURSE RECORD WILL BE SMASHED (By Tic-Tac) “VALE” The scratchings are somewhat heavy today, as is always the case on the last day but, nevertheless, the fields are good and there should be some“VALE” - 656 words
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Article, Illustration38 1934-08-06 5 The South African high jumper Miss M. Bragge going over the bar at White City during practice for the Empire Games. Henry Godshall. of Cornell (U.S.A.) University, practising the long jump watched by colleagues. 438 words
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Article472 1934-08-06 5 Reuter. Athletes Parade At White City LOYALTY TO THE KING EMPEROR London August 4. Twenty years ago the Dominions gathered to the Mother Country swearing loyalty in time of war to-day 600 athletes from sixteen Dominions, collected in England in friendly rivalry, swore allegiance to the King-Emperor inReuter. - 472 words
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Article1261 1934-08-06 5 Lail Singh Scores Century COLONY COLLAPSE AFTER GOOD START I (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 5. There was a collapse of the Colony this morning when Pearse and Carr resumed the Colony innings on a soft wicket. When rain interfered with play on Saturday the Colony1,261 words
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76 1934-08-06 5 Inter-Club Soccer (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, August 5. Playing at the Stadium to-day, Siaxrj 800 Athletic Association of Singapore defeated the S langcr Chirzsa Recreation Club by the odd goal in five, ’ll»® match was interesting and the issue remained in doubt till76 words
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Advertisement19 1934-08-06 5 THOUSANDS SOLD ALREADY and MORE ARRIVING BY EVERY BOAT. “Chap Kuching’ RECORDS ARE MARVELLOUS. Ms mouthi Jr V k19 words
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Article464 1934-08-06 6 —Reuter. PENANG EXTREMELY UNLUCKY TO LOSE MISUNDERSTANDING OF BACKS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, August 4. Penang was extremely unlucky to lose the Malaya Cup final played here to-day at the Stadium by the odd goal in three, the goals being mainly due to misunderstanding between—Reuter. - 464 words
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Article212 1934-08-06 6 Ipoh Leading Kuala Lumpur GRENIER SCORES HALF CENTURY (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, August 4. The Inter-Y.M.C.A. cricket match between Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur was commenced to-day on the Ipoh padang and will be continued on Monday. Batting first the Ipoh Y.M.C.A. put up 140 thanks mainly to212 words
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Article1008 1934-08-06 6 School First Annual Inter-House Sports I MRS. BHASA BHIRAJ GIVES AWAY PRIZES The first annual inter-house athletic sports of the Anglo-Chinese Continuation School were held at Suffolk House Ground on Saturday evening. Fine weather prevailed throughout the meeting; and there was a large gathering. Four houses, Pykett, West,1,008 words
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Advertisement219 1934-08-06 6 THE SIMPLE APPLICATION OF I Ironite WILL ENSURE WATERPROOF DUSTLESS GREASEPROOF FIRE PROOF Floors WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS TO UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED, PENANG. giEMĔRSJ CABLES WIRES Il nk. I ÜBHITN- Manufodvrtra oF i all CLASSES O/ CABLES telegraph, telephone Ab\\O power transmission 1 Hl 1111 U J 11 j I219 words
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Article459 1934-08-06 7 world It SUCH a suggeauuu receive officiol consideration. Reuters Pacific Service. Ban On "Mixed Walking" Sought COUPLE FINED FOR KISSING Canton, July 11. Following the suppression of mixed bathing, leaders of the “purity” campaign in Canton are seeking an officie! ban on “mixed walking.” A petition submittedworld It SUCH a suggeauuu receive officiol consideration. Reuters Pacific Service. - 459 words
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Article286 1934-08-06 7 .—Reuters Pacific Service. To Relieve Shortage In China Nanking, July 18. With the view to averting a possible shortage in rice due to the long droug local rice merchants have decided to import a large quantity of foreign rice u ring the next few months. For this purpose.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 286 words
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Article315 1934-08-06 7 aperuiiy OIS- solved by the authorities—Reuters Pacific Service. Japan Plans To Force Recognition Tokyo, July 19. Disliking the present attitude of the powers towards Manchoukuo, it is declared by the Japanese press that the Foreign Office is determined to clarify matters and is considering the following changes of policy:» ’•*** aperuiiy OIS- . solved by the authorities—Reuters Pacific Service. - 315 words
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Article218 1934-08-06 7 i.—Reuters Pacific Service. 200 Million Mow Of Paddi Fields AFFECTED BY DRY SPELL Nanking, July 15. A ricq famine is looming in Chekiang where, it is reported, 200,000,000 mow of paddy fields are baked by an unprecedented dry spell. According to reports from district magistrates toi.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 218 words
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Article123 1934-08-06 7 Reuters Pacific Service. Rebel Sinkiang Leader Interned Moscow, July 15. General Ma Chung-ying, the rebel Mohammedan leader who has been creating civil strife in Sinkiang, where he has been trving to undermine the authority of the National Government, has been eliminated as a military factor. A semi-officialReuters Pacific Service. - 123 words
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Article412 1934-08-06 7 .—Reuters Pacific Service. CHANCELLOR'S NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS Nanking, July 14. More than $BOO,OOO for construction work and library and laboratory equipment, additional purchases of land totalling nearly 15,000 mow, and drastic reorganisation of the administration and accounting system—these are some of the notable achievements of Dr. Lo Chia-lun,.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 412 words
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Article170 1934-08-06 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Chinese Eastern Railway Train Derailed Harbin, July 15. A mixed freight and troop train was derailed to-day by bandits eight miles west of Hengtaohotze, on the western sec tion of the Chinese Eastern Railway, but almost miraculously no one was killed. Pursuing their usual tactics,—Reuters Pacific Service. - 170 words
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Article80 1934-08-06 7 than its capacity output.—Reuters Pacific Service. Osaka. Japan, July 15. Japan is suffering from an unexpected heatwave with the result that beer reserves are being rapidly exhausted and the breweries, though working over twenty hours a day, find they cannot cope with the demand. One famousthan its capacity output.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 80 words
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Article299 1934-08-06 7 consideration of economy.—Reuters Pacific Service. On Antung Bridge Question Tokyo, July 13. The Foreign Office issued a lengthy statement to-day concerning the recent announcement in the House of Commons to the effect that the British Ambassador at Tokyo had been instructed to make representations as regards the cuttingconsideration of economy.—Reuters Pacific Service. - 299 words
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Article239 1934-08-06 7 from “misadventure.” Reuters Pacific Service. JURY'S VERDICT AFTER 17 DAY'S HEARING Hongkong. July 13. After a hearing which had lasted 17 days, the jury to-day delivered its verdict in the inquiry into the explosion at W est Point on May 14 of a gasometer belonging to thefrom “misadventure.” Reuters Pacific Service. - 239 words
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Article129 1934-08-06 7 —Reuters Pacific Service. Extensive Damage Revealed Kanazawa, July 14. The prefectural office here to-day issued a statement that it had ascertained the present flood toll. There were 93 dead, 30 injured, 214 missing, and 33 bridges and 298 houses had been destroyed and washed away by—Reuters Pacific Service. - 129 words
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Advertisement232 1934-08-06 7 THE TRUTH, j nothing but the Truth Some Sceptics are as sure of their I views as they are sure that Sunshine invariably exudes out of the Storm, with I all its attendant disastrous effects, or f that Night follows Day. I v But thousands of former Sceptics, who I232 words
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Article762 1934-08-06 8 Congratulations to all concerned on the stirring aerial display on the occasion of the opening of the Penang Flying Club. Naturally, not having a Flying Club before, such a display was not possible ere this; but the opening, unique in itself, might still have been a dull affair762 words
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Article188 1934-08-06 8 BIG CROWD AT E. O. Advertisement Ball A large crowd attended the Advertisement Ball held at the E. O. Hotel on Saturday night. The hall was tastefully decorated with advertisement posters giving an excellent general effect. After dinner, at which over 200 people sat, the parade of fancy dresses were188 words
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Article1758 1934-08-06 8 THE LIGHTS OF SINGAPORE, By ROLAND BRADDELL. Methuen Co. 1 Ltd., 36 Essex Street Strand London I $3.50. r We must confess to a certain amount of disappointment with regard to this book. J! Its author is very well-known in Malaya and we shall be doing him1,758 words
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Advertisement275 1934-08-06 8 Eastern Oriental Hotel PENANG. TO-NIGHT DINNER DANCE DANCE MUSIC BY "JERE LEE'S MADCAPS" ADMISSION TO BALLROOM TVLADIES FREE. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Bth 9th August DINNER DANCE DANCE MUSIC BY’ "JERE LEE'S MADCAPS" ADMISSION TO BALLROOM TVLADIES FREE. 11 SATURDAY. J Ith AUGUST DINNER DANCE DANCE MUSIC BY "JERE LEE'S MADCAPS" ADMISSION275 words
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Advertisement38 1934-08-06 8 Otfrarfgnflh .fcAtzi irx zi; lai ill, hl. ti iwyw lb* When Buying Hams ALWAYS SPECIFY Well-known throughout THE WHOLE WORLD. :o: OBTAINABLE FROM All the Leading Dealers. SOLE AGENTS: Henry Waugh Co.. Ltd.. PENANG Singapore. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur.38 words
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Miscellaneous38 1934-08-06 8 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind RBMBO 6 Cm 75 e Noon 90 S TIDE TABLE To-day High Water Low Water 10.23 a.m. 4.16 a>m 11.35 p.m. 5.46 p.m. TO-MORROW 11.05 a.m. 5.18 a .m. 12.03 p.m. 6.13 p m38 words
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Article1214 1934-08-06 9 CROWDS AT GYMKHANA AND AIR DISPLAY LIKE HENDON Only early birds were present at FUN yesterday morning for the Penang and Kedah Branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya’s Hill Climbing contest. Higher horse-power told at the end of most events, though there were several good triers’.1,214 words
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Article32 1934-08-06 9 Malaya Command Beaten (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, August 6. The Austrian footballers won their first match at Singapore defeating the Malaya Command by two goals to nil.32 words
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Article229 1934-08-06 9 New Drugless Discovery Ends Gastric Stomach Agony “Chardox tablets are a Godsend.” So writes one of the thousands who are astonished to find how easily they can now end their stomach troubles. who are blessing the day they first tried Chardox. Chardox is the remarkable new229 words
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Article232 1934-08-06 9 Saravanamuttu Bowls Well In a cricket match played yesterday on the Dato Kramat ground the Indian Association defeated the Alor Star Cricket Club by 52 runs. The following are the scores: INDIAN ASSOCIATION L. R. Shori c Ratnam b Jamaludin 25 J. Joshua c Hamid232 words
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Article78 1934-08-06 9 Mrs. Allin Again Ladies’ Champion (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, August 6. Mrs. Allin re-gained the Women’s Singles Title, beating Mrs. Millar 6 —3, In the Doubles Final, Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. MacMahon beat Miss Toby and Mrs. Huggins 6 —l, —3. The most interesting event in78 words
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329 1934-08-06 9 Attack On Contract System CHINES? DELEG.e~* CALLS FOR ITS SUPPRESSION Mr. An Fu-ting, the Chinese workers’ delegate' to he International Labour Conference at Geneva, in the course of a speech in support of the proposal for a special Asiatic Labour Conference, sta’ed that the329 words
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Article242 1934-08-06 9 “SHUTTLECOCK” - Win For H.Y.S. Doubles Champions (BY “SHUTTLECOCK”) A further series in the Penang badminton championships was played yesterday at the Volunteers’ Drill Hall. Tan Boon Tatt and Khoc Soo Tatt won their respective ties but their opponents, Cheah Sw’an See and Goon Siah Loong, made the matches go into242 words
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Advertisement104 1934-08-06 9 NOTICE Government of Kelantan Tenders are invited for 7 Pawnbroking Licences in respect of the following Loca- lities in the State of Kelantan for 1935 to 1937 (I) Kota Bharu District. 1. Kota Bharu Old Town —one shop. 2. Kota Bharu New Town —one shop. 3. Tumpat. (II) Pasir Mas104 words
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Advertisement38 1934-08-06 9 QUALITY PRICES INMASATA i. ft E s T A T E MANAGERS. LET US QUOTE, nr Lot PENANG IPOH MALACCA. Runnymede Hotel ffiSg PENANG. 'PHONE 543. To-Night DINNER DANCE CABARET Final Appearance of Rya Forster No Extra Charge.38 words
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Miscellaneous40 1934-08-06 9 ’PHONE 1117 WEMBLEY CABARET TO-NIGHT DANCING TILL 1 A.M. New Charming Hostesses —Spring Floor—lst Class Bar TO-NIGHT The Boby's Dance Revue Will appear in between dances at our Cabaret in the Latest Classical Dances ADMISSION >l.OO FREE LISTS STRICTLY SUSPENDED40 words
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957 1934-08-06 10 CROWN APPEALS AGAINST DECISION GIVEN BY MAGISTRATE la the sale of Credit Foncier Egyptian bonds a lottery or is it a business transaction This question was raised in the Court of Appeal on Friday before Mr. Justice Gerahty, when the Crown appeejed against957 words
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Article485 1934-08-06 10 Plea For Their Return From Police A plea that because of their great value books which had been handed down from generation to generation in a fortune-tell-ing family should not be confiscated by the police was made by Mr. Tampoe-Philips in the Singapore third magistrate s court before485 words
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Article27 1934-08-06 10 Singapore, Aug. 4. The All-Malayan Urban Co-Operative Conference adopted e, resolution deploring the prac ice of granting salary advances at time of festivals.27 words
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Article, Illustration31 1934-08-06 10 DELPHINIUMS ON SHOW. —Giant spikes of bloom of every shade of blue, being arranged at the Horticultural Hall, Westminster, where the British Delphinium Society held its annual show.31 words
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Article84 1934-08-06 10 —Reuter. Astonishinq Story REPORTS THAT WILL CANNOT BE FOUND Berlin, Aug. 4. The astonishing story that President Hindenburg's will cannot be found is being circulated in Berlin. It is seated that Dr. Meissner, President Hindenburg’s State Secretary, unsuccessfully searched the President’s Berlin palece while there \M..s no—Reuter. - 84 words
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285 1934-08-06 10 Bankrupt's Liabilities Of $1,700 i i A 28-year-old Chinese clerk, named Low Jin Tong, was censured by Mr. Justice Prichard on Friday during his public examination in the Bankruptcy Court. “You will not get your discharge for some time, I can tell you,” remarked his Lordship.285 words
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Article442 1934-08-06 10 —Reuter. City Opinion Divided UNCONFIRMABLE I RUMOURS I i London, August 4. j Mr. Morgenthau’s statement that the United States administration was issuing silver certificates as rapidly as thev are able has aroused fears of a currency inflation resulting in the offering of dollars by gold countries,'—Reuter. - 442 words
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Article99 1934-08-06 10 Mr. Justice Prichard And Clerk’s Knowledge “Being a clerk to a barrister you think you know .***** of law but you come to court and make a most frivolous application,” stated Mr. Justice Prichard in the Bankruptcy Court on Friday to a Chinese, Koh Soon Teck, employed99 words
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Article66 1934-08-06 10 Reuter. V codfull 228 Not Out OFFER OF TALENT MONEY ACCEPTED London, August 4. The match between the Australians and Glamorganshire was commenced to-day at Swansea when at the close of play Australia had scored 440 for the loss of 7 wickets. Woodfull scored 228 not outReuter. - 66 words
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Article328 1934-08-06 10 Tamil Woman Gets 22 Weeks R.I. After a protracted trial extending over j three hearings a Tamil woman, Thanga- mal, was convicted by Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge, on Friday of a charge of causing the death of a man. named Krishnan,328 words
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Article79 1934-08-06 10 Reuter. Favourable Hali on Attitude ARCHDUKE OTTO TO MEET MUSSOLINI Rome, August 5 It is understood that Archduke Otto of Hapsburg will meet Signor Mussolini here after the latter returns on August 10 from the naval manoeuvres. It is rumoured that Herr Schuschni» will also beReuter. - 79 words
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Article417 1934-08-06 10 Sad Death of a Senior Clerk LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL The funeral took place on Friday evening at 5.30, in the presence of a large gathering, at the Roman Catholic cemetery attached to the St. Michael's Church, Ipoh, of Mr. Wong Thean Shi who met his death under417 words
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Advertisement42 1934-08-06 10 TO HIRE CAR OR BUS OWNERS Any hire car or bos owners operating BUTTERWORTH—SUNGEI PATANI —ALOR STAR AND BUTTERWORTH—TAIPIN G— ’POH Willing to mnlr» contract for ■> -tf jouraey at specified times write parttcnlm to BOX 95, PINANG GAZETTE, la, Penang Street, PEN42 words
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Article419 1934-08-06 11 POLICY Beneficial Effect Of Clearing Stocks DISTURBANCE AVOIDED A warm tribute to the policy carried out by the men in control of the wool industry in Australia is paid by Mr. R. W. Dalton, Senior Trade Commissioner in the Commonwealth, in a report upon its economic419 words
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Article1087 1934-08-06 11 Mr. Lovett Sued CROSS-EXAMINATION OF l MR. PCLLITT Before the Hon’ble Mr. S. J. Thomas, Chief Justice, F.M.S., at the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court, on Thursday the suit in which Mr. L. S. Pollitt is suing Mr. J. Lovett, retired Inspector of Mineral Ores, Mines Department,1,087 words
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Advertisement167 1934-08-06 11 THE SMARTEST WOMEN USE OUTDOOR GIRL J BEAUTY AIDS I (ONLY 25 CENTS. 8 1 X* 4jE. 1 Times have changed. So have opinions. Fashinable women no longer believe necessary to pay high i prices for high quality beauty aids. Scientific tests mmSSSbB have absolutely proven that OUTDOOR OUTDOOR GIRL167 words
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Advertisement184 1934-08-06 11 DRESS LINENS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY AND HOUSE FROCKS, WASHING FROCKS, CHILDREN'S FROCKS AND ROMPERS Etc. LINENS ARE IDEAL. THEY MAKE UP WONDERFULLY WELL WASHES BEAUTIFULLY AND NO TROUBLE TO IRON. COLOUR SUN FAST. BE SURE TO SEE THEM AT Eastern Bazaar JUST UNPACKED IN 12 POPULAR SHADES I Green, Peach,184 words
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Article786 1934-08-06 12 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Shedule of Principal Lines The roHowtne -s a list of vessels arriving lad sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO-DAY 8.5. JERAM from Paneh and Bernam River. Sails for T. Anson end Bagan Datoh. 5.5. BULAN soils for Telok Anson, Port Swettenham and Singapore. S.S.786 words
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Article599 1934-08-06 12 AIR MAIL A mail for Java and Southern Sumatra, by train to Singapore and thence by Netherlands India Air Mail Service will be closed at 6 p.m. to-day. OUTWARD MAILS A mail for Singapore by the s.s. “Kedah” will be closed et 4 p.m. to-day. SHIPS IN599 words
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Miscellaneous217 1934-08-06 12 toy AL NOW ENTIRELY EQUIPPED WITH NEW TALKIE EQUIPMENT BEST SOUND IN THE TOWN OPENING TO-NIGHT 6-30 9-30 THE THRILL PICTURE OF ALL TIME MONTHS IN SECRET PRODUCTION THOUSANDS IN THE CAST THE THRILLS, LAUGHS, DANGERS OF SUBMARINE WARFARE DRAMATIZE A LOVE STORY WITHOUT EQUAL ‘HELL BELOW’ WITH ROBERT MONTGOMERY,217 words
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Miscellaneous104 1934-08-06 12 BTH AND LAST DAY OWING TO OTHER ENGAGEMENT SEASON MUST FINISH TO-NIGHT W| Ji wTTg. POSITIVELY THE LAST 4 SHOWS 11-30 a.m M 2-45. 6-15 9-30 p.m. With a mighty roar that shook the earth, King Kong, the prehistoric ape, reached into the sky and grasped the zooming battle plane.104 words
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Miscellaneous82 1934-08-06 13 TO-NIGHT! A HANDSOME SILVER CUP WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE WINNER OF THE SOO BUNN SOUZA FIGHT BY “SECONDS OUT” BOXING Wembley Park Monday. 6th August. 1934 MAIN ATTRACTION Promoters Contest TAN SOO BUi>N 3 Rounds MATTHEW DE SOUZA Promoter Promoter Manager Chief Event BOY TONY 6 Rounds SAMY BOY82 words
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Miscellaneous82 1934-08-06 13 SIX COMEDY CHAMPIONS TAKING GLOOM FOR A RIDE! SETTING A NEW NON-STOP LAUGH RECORD Three of the screen’s foremost I corne< fy teams have combined to jfIHHHk tIII take you on a second honey- I Y ..Ml moon tour that is packed with I un rom start to finish! I82 words
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Article23 1934-08-06 14 Dates And Venues August 4-11.—Cowes Regatta. July 30-August 6.—Empire Game». August 18, 20, 21, 22.—Fifth Test Match The Oval.23 words
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Article74 1934-08-06 14 MONDAY, AUGUST 6 Penang Races, stn day. Cricket: F.M.S. v. Colony, Kuala Lum pur, Contd. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 Glugor Shield Sports, Esplanade. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 Taiping Turf Club Amateur Meeting, Ist day. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 Penang A.A. A. Sports, Esplanade. MONDAY, AUGUST 18 Entries close for Perak Turf74 words
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665 1934-08-06 14 Driver Acquitted ALLEGATION AGAINST CONSTABLE A policeman, who was alleged to have behaved in a “very insolent” manner to a European motorist, appeared in a case in the Singapore police court on Thursday, when the Malay driver of a car belonging to Mr. A.665 words
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Article133 1934-08-06 14 —Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, July 17. The China National Amateur Athletic Federation will hold a meeting in Nanking early next month to discuss China’s participation in the 1936 World Olympics. The chief purpose of the meeting is to determine the events in which China is expected—Reuters Pacific Service. - 133 words
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Article280 1934-08-06 14 £400.000 Concession To Britain BUDGET SURPLUS Tariff concessions worth £400,000 to British traders were announced by Mr. J. A. Lyons, the Australian Prime Minister, in his Budget speech in the House of Representatives on July 24. Primage duty has been reduced on 144 items in the280 words
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Advertisement239 1934-08-06 14 X I, BEARING METALS I ANTI-FRICTION I AND I PRINTERS METALS I A reputation of many years standing, and 1 an ever increasing demand throughout fl Malaya testifies to the sterling worth of fl Alloy Smelters Ltd. Bearing, Anti-friction, 1 and Printers Metal. They are renowned for economy, service, and239 words
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Miscellaneous550 1934-08-06 14 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 8.8. Q V II Two the follow- I».M ta* wavelengths 25.28 metre» win be used dxa- 31.80 metre» uStaaeoudy. 81.55 metre» 49.5® metre» TO-DAY P.M. 6 20—Time Signal from Big Ben. Tom Jenkins at the organ of the Plaza Cinema, Swansea. 7.os—Haydn Heard and his Band, relayed from550 words
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Miscellaneous282 1934-08-06 14 STATION “Z.H.1.” SINGAPORE (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd. Broadcast House, No. 2, WAVELENGTH—49.9 METRES. TO-DAY P.M. 6.00 —Recorded music. 6.30 Relay of dance music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Hopkins. 6.4s—News Bulletin kindly supplied by STimes. 7.00 —Relay of dance282 words
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Article, Illustration298 1934-08-06 16 ITALIAN CULJACS GrtEAf DAY. —Part of the crowd which gathered in Great Bath-street, EC. during the celebrations which accompanied Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Left, children in the procession. MISS .EGGY HOPKINS JOYCE, cinenic actress and former Ziegfeld Folli>\ girl, whose villa, according298 words