Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 August 1934

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 190. Vol. XCII. TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    Tin Quota To Be Cut 10 Per Cent
    49 1 —Reuter. OC7OBERPERIOD TIN COMMITTEE'S DECISION London, August 13. At a meeting of the International Tin Committee held to-day it was decided to reduce the quota by ten per cent, to forty per cent, for the period October 1 to December 31.
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    ECONOMY CUTS
    74 1 .—Rugby Radio Service. Agreement On Partial t Restoration London, August 13. General satisfaction is expressed during the week-end at the agreement reached wwch Xe Xe" wXemeTT treffJ admitting nO t proceeded SX.«- AsVXT of the Railways Conciliation machinery, a compromise was reach X lines'or a partia. restore .on
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    HEAVY STORMS IN ENGLAND Several Houses Struck By Lightning
    64 1 tween two motor Radio sengers receiving injuries.— Rugby Service. London, August 13. Extremely heavy rain storms der and lightning were ex^ ri London and many parts of Englan y terday. Several houses were struck by lightning but no one was killed.
    tween two motor . Radio sengers receiving injuries.—Rugby Service.  -  64 words
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    MR. BALDWIN
    46 1 Rugby Radio service. Short Visit To Belgium On Holiday London, August 13. Mr. Stanley where he intends to s P en Ma rche Les terday bunch of red roses ST. 8 toot of the rock where King A.bert lost his life.— Rughy Rad.o Serv.ce
    “ Rugby Radio service.  -  46 words
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    EARTHQUAKE IN PANAMA
    29 1 canal itself was undamaged.—Reuter Wireless. Crack In Government 1 Biuldings j Panama, August 13. F oJ CitV causing a X:TTe" do-ihistrauon Buildcanal itaelf was undamaged.—Reuter Wireless.
    canal itself was undamaged.—Reuter Wireless.  -  29 words
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    COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT
    191 1 affecting imperial air routes.-Rugby Rad.o Service. Chamber Of rce Schem FOR DEVELOPMENT IN BRITAIN London, August 13. The London Chamber of Commerce has submitted to the Air Ministry a scheme for developing in Great Britain a regular system of commercial air transport. I The Chamber suggests that
    affecting imperial air routes.-Rugby Rad.o Service.  -  191 words
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    AERODROME IN THE CITY
    133 1 Reuter. Tentative Plan London, August 14. A great clty of London m tentaUv y P th<! nre ta their’forthcoming report to Committee mt sed to erect an the corporation p|alfom ovtr enormous rem fo reshore or above the Thames atongjhe at a the t 200 feet
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    GROUSE SHOOTING
    44 1 sport are generally very favourable. Rugby Radio Service. Opening In Britain During I Week-End London, August 13. j Grouse shooting openedUn Britain during thC W rZn d "olre Ss .alien X "me years. The sport are generally very favourable.-Rug by Radio Service.
    sport are generally very favourable. Rugby Radio Service.  -  44 words
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    Berlin, August 13.
    50 1 .—Reuter. Mr Liming. President of the' I M rprmanv was to-day me Bank, visiti g G 1 uncheOn given by guest of America Line aboard their the c^illera which enters the motor ship 1935 Among the Far Eastern service in were ’club, “Xt Lnlers and business men.-Reuter.
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    WHERE TIME DOES NOT COUNT.
    19 1 —Len Harvey, the boxer, with his wife and son, are holiday-making at Newquay, Cornwall.
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    ALGIERS RIOTS
    71 1 Reuter Wireless. More Moslem-Jewish Trouble Constantine, August 13. Although the funerals of the victims of the recent riots passed off quietly, more trouble is reported to be brewing in the regi on surrounding Constantine. It is believed that Arabs from the interior are aboqX._l.o..laupch—■«‘.r Meanwhile, all the inhabitants
    Reuter Wireless.  -  71 words
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    COLLISION AT SEA
    30 1 Reuter Wireless. Three Italian Sailors Killed Naples. August 13. Three sailors were killed and seventeen iniured in a collision between an Italian worship and a stcamer.-Reutcr Wireless.
    •_ Reuter Wireless.  -  30 words
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    MR. MACDONALD
    44 1 Leaves For Newfoundland On Short Visit Nova Scotia, August 13. To the strains of “Auld Lang Syne” a cheering crowd bade farewell to Mr. Ramsay Macdonald and his daughter when they left aboard the “Dragon” for St. John’s, Newfoundland, for a visit—
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    PRINCE IN MOTOR COLLISION
    48 1 Reuter. Ex-King Alfonso’s Fourth Son Vienna, August 13. Prince Gonzalo, fourth son of K Alfonso, died following injuries t stomach last night when a motor car, driven by his eldest sister, Princess Beatice colbded with a wall after the colhX with bycliat near Klagenfurt
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    WIRELESS IN GREAT BRITAIN
    138 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Over 6,000.000 Licences OLYMPIA EXHIBITION London, August 13. Olympia is busily preparing for this year’s radio exhibition which opens on Thursday and which is attracting many visitors from abroad as well as from all over Great Britain. There are now between six and
    —Rugby Radio Service.  -  138 words
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    First Iron Bridge Ever Built
    67 1 COUllllien uv constructor Abraham Darby.—Rugby Radio Service. London, August 13. I The first iron bridge ever built, which j spans the River Severn in Shropshire is to be preserved as an ancient monument. It was opened in 1779 and was considered so remarkable that engineers
    COUllllien uv constructor Abraham Darby.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  67 words
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    GERMAN SHOOTINGS
    73 1 Reuter Wireless. Bavarian Ex-Premier Among Those Killed Munich, August 13. Rumours that Herr Von Kahr, the ex-. Premier of Bavaria, who was responsible Lr the suppression of Herr Hitler’s Beer Cellar Putsch, was one of the vic i the recent clean-up, are strengthened by an obituary notice inserted
    . Reuter Wireless.  -  73 words
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    IMMORAL FILMS
    106 1 —Reuter Wireless. Campaign In America Supported By Pope Castel Gandolfo, August 13. His Holiness the Pope has warmly asso- ciated himself with the campaign in Arne vira acainst immoral films. > He sS that the most solemn duty of the press was for a cleaner film as the
    —Reuter Wireless.  -  106 words
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    LONDON AIR PORT
    61 1 TtttLVllS Rugby Radio Service. Proposal To Erect Overhead Platform i London, August 13. 1 The proposal to erect a large overhead platform along the riverside at the London air port, has been under consideration for some time. It is proposed to appoint an air consultant to report
    TtttLVllS Rugby Radio Service.  -  61 words
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    GERMAN NEWSPAPERS BARRED
    254 1 In Lithuania GREAT INDIGNATION IN GERMANY Kovno, August 4. The sale of twenty-three Reichs-German newspapers, including all the leading Berlin journals as well as such internationally known provincial organs as the Frankfurther Zeitung and the Hamburger Fraimdenbkitt, has been prohibited by the Lithuanian authorities till January 1
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    PROMENADE CONCERTS
    132 1 variably proaucaou Rugby is probably reckoned m milhons. Rug y Radio Service. Extraordinary Enthusiasm At Queen’s Hall London, August 13. Extraordinary enthusiasm has ma f epason of promenade the opening of the season F concerts at the Queen’s Hall which Henry Wood for the fortieth year is condieting.
    variably proaucaou _ Rugby is probably reckoned m milhons. Rug y Radio Service.  -  132 words
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    “FLYING SCOTSMAN”
    78 1 —Rugby Radio Service. London To Edinburgh In Record Time London, August 13. The famous express known as the Hying Scotsman” which runs between! King. s Cross London, and Edinburgh in both d rections every week-day, a d^ e 392 U miles in seven and a ha stituting the
    —Rugby Radio Service.  -  78 words
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    "MAGISTRATE WAS ACTING ON WRONG PRINCIPLE"
    1252 3 MR. JUSTICE HOWES ON CHETTIAR'S CLAIM AGAINST MALAY SMALLHOLDER “Where the discretion of the lower court has been properly exercised an appellate court will be slow in interfering but in this case, by deciding mainly on the fact that the defendant was an agriculturist
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    CAR BURNED
    121 3 Chinese On Charge Of Mischief causins -an named Wah in the Slnpore police court beto 'j. M. Brander on Fr ‘day to |S Accused, who is a mason .s a IJ5° 1 have thrown a burning C K lt w as of Mr. Arthur Perry wh.it, it pnrhed
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    AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA
    891 4 CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING LIST OF ENTRIES FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 1 Flat Race —100 Yards —Heats 4.30 R H p.m. Challenge Cup presented by the i F PERAK CIVIL SERVICE. p I Record 1931—Poh Kim Seng. 10 secs. 1933—L. D. E. Cullen. 10 secs. Holder L. D.
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    THE “ENDEAVOUR”
    39 4 i.—Reuter Wireless. Arrival In United States New York, August 13. After an unadventurous voyage the yacht “Endeavour” arrived at Newport, and will be proceeding to Rhode Island where she is to be fitted up for the races.
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    ONLY THE EXPERT
    8 4 over the water at Juan-les-rtns.
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    ALPINE TRIALS
    130 4 I Rugby Radio Service. Success Of British I Team TALBOTS GAIN FULL MARKS London, August 13. Subject to official confirmation. the Coupe des Alpes, the premier award in the international Alpine trials which finished a, Munich last night, has been won by the; Talbot team of three cars
    I Rugby Radio Service.  -  130 words
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    ENGLISH TEST SELECTORS CRITICISED
    169 4 .—Reuter. Omission Of Voce London, August 13. Conflicting views are expressed by cricket correspondents in the morning papers over the omission of oce from the Test selections, in view of his achievement against the Australians on August 11. i The “Daily Mail” commends the selectors I
    .—Reuter.  -  169 words
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    AMERICAN WOMEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
    69 4 .—Reuter. First Round Results Forest Hill. August 13. The first round in the American Women’s Singles championship was played to-day and resulted as follows: Miss Betty Nuthall beat Miss Priscilla Merwin 6 1, 6 1. Miss James beat Mrs. Erb 6 2, 6 1. Miss Helen
    .—Reuter.  -  69 words
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    AUSTRALIANS AT NOTTINGHAM
    42 4 Notts Dismissed For 183 London, August 13. The scores at the close of play in the match between the Australians and Nottinghamshire were as follows: Australians: 237 and 3 for no wickets. Nottinghamshire: 183 (Grimmett 4 for 70) .—Reuter.
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    THEIR MAJESTIES
    66 4 —Rugby Radio Service. Departure From Cowes For London London, August 13. The King and Queen left Cowes this morning aboard the Royal Yacht, “Victoria and Albert” for Portsmouth where they entrained for London. The royal salute was fired on their departure. In six races in which the King
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    “A MAN’S RELIGION”
    52 4 Thursday’s Lecture At Hu Yew Seah On Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Hu Yew Seah, Madras Lane, the Rev. Ananda Kausalyayana, 8.A., will give a lecture in English on “A Man’s Religion.” The lecture will not be interpreted into Chinese. The public is cordially invited to
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    ENTRIES FOR PERAK AMATEUR RACES
    364 4 On Friday and Saturday CLASS 4 HORSES WELL REPRESENTED The following are the full entries for the Perak Turf Club Amateur races to be run on Friday and Saturday, at Ipoh. There will be seven races on the first afternoon and eight on Saturday. The
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    LAST CLASSIC OF THE YEAR
    45 4 —Reuter. The St. Leger WINDSOR LAD FAVOURITE London, August 13. The following was the latest call-over for the St. Leger 2/1 Windsor Lad offered, 4/1 Lolombo offered, 9/2 taken, 9/1 Achtenan offered, 10/1 Umidwar offered, 100/6 Tiberius (offered, 20/1 taken.
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    The Home Turf
    2103 5 WINDSOR LAD SOLD FOR £50,000 RACE FOR THE LIVERPOOL CUP BROWN JACK RETIRES From Our Own Correspondent.) London, August 1. WINDSOR LAD’S FUTURE W indsor Lad, this year’s Derby winner as been sold by H. H. Maharaja pf Raj- ipla to Mr. Martin H. Benson for £50,000,
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    NEW ERA IN ASTON VILLA FOOTBALL
    1164 5 PLENTY OF TALENT IN TEAM MR. McMULLAN IS TO MANAGE: WATCH BLACKBURN'S LEADER Aston Villa have entered on a new era with Mr. James McMullan as team manager, but I imagine that it will not be easy for directors who have hitherto done so
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    VIC HUXLEY WILL NOT RIDE AGAIN THIS SEASON
    172 5 Australia's Speedway Captain To Rest INJURED IN TEST Vic Huxley, the Wimbledon Speedway rider and Australia’s Test captain, will not ride again this season. Huxley broke a bone in the foot as the result of a crash in the second Speedway Test
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    EMPIRE GAMES COMPETITOR
    412 5 DIVES 43,800 TIMES FOR PRACTICE Two dark brown shapes flash through the water of the Empire Swimming Pool with the ease and grace of basking sharks. They are the brothers Macatty, for two years champion pearl divers of Jamaica, write* E. S. Smith in the "Daily Express”.
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    Studying Our Primitive Races
    1182 6  -  HOW THE ADMINISTRATOR GAINS FROM ANTHROPOLOGY'S NEW INSIGHT INTO TRIBAL LIFE —Lord Lugard of his life.—Lord Lugard in the “Daily Telegraph.” An International Congress of Anthro- ci pological and Ethnological Sciences, the tf first of its kind, was opened on July 30 ft by the Duke
    of his life.—Lord Lugard in the “Daily Telegraph.”  -  1,182 words
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    AUSTRIA’S NEW CHANCELLOR,
    19 6 AUSTRIA'S NEW CHANCELLOR, Dr. Kurt Schuschnigg (left), in conversation with, the former War Minister, Heir Vaugoin
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    JACKIE BROWN SENTENCED
    496 6 Bit Boxer's Ear In Street j Quarrel A quarrel in which Jackie Brown, the world fly-weight boxing champion, was concerned, which ended, it was stated, in Brown biting another man's ear, had a sequel at the Manchester Quarter Sessions on August 2nd, when Brown was charged with
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    CAPT. WEDGWOOD BENN SEES THE LLAMA
    535 6 WORLD’S ODD CORNERS Things Seen In Tibet —And Russia EASTERN VIEWS Good At Minding Their Own Business I I Impressions of a journey “round the! world with a magnifying glass” were given to “The Star” by Capt. Wedgwood Benn. D. 5.0., Secretary of State
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    SHRINKING COWDRAY FORTUNE
    279 6 Death Duties £3,000,000 IN SEVEN YEARS 1 I now been granted to the I cowdray Trust, Limited, as sole I X the unsettled estate I £457,415 14s. Bd. (net personalty £253,65 11 EsUt d e duty at the rate <>f per cen J has been paid having
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    ADMIRAL’S BIGGER NAVY SPEECH
    188 6 “Rapid Return To Normal" I I Pretoria. (Transvaal), July 29. “We must never forget that, whatever happens, we have the British Navy.” I Thus spoke General Smuts, Minister of Justice, at a military banquet given at Ro- berts Heights by the Transvaal Forces to Royal Naval
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    A £60,000 CLAIMANT
    440 6 Lord Strabolgi And A Famous Estate KNIGHT OF 1400 Speech Which Cost Colonel A Fortune Lord Strabolgi has become a claims to the famous Brooke Estate, whi worth £60,000 and includes a mansion Essex, a park and a valuable collectxon furniture and books. To establish this claim
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    ITALIAN TRADE IN AUSTRALIA
    113 6 Britain Asked To Waive Ottawa Rights Canberra, July Representatives of Great Britain h: been asked if they are willing to wan certain rights under the Ottawa Agr ment so as to enable the Qommonwea i Government to meet the requests of It for tariff concessions and
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    EX-SLAVE, AGED 107, WHO FOUND FREEDOM NOT SO GOOD
    301 6 One hundred years ago on August Ist all slaves in the British Empire were freed by law. Not all of them were pleased. Seven years ago I talked with one who was not. He was then 107 years old; his name,
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      38 6 Hi K COMING TO s QUEEN'S I "SON OF A SAILOR" yj Anchor Yourself To A Seat Before The byj Big Bombardment of Tummy Laughs sr Gets Under Way s Chief Gunner: s I JOE E. BROWN I
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    WHERE ROTARY HAS GONE WRONG?
    468 7 PRONOUNCED LEADERSHIP NEEDED RESEARCH COMMITTEE'S SUGGESTION SHOULD BE "MORE THAN GLORIFIED LUNCH CLUB" ith society and business crying for a new kind of leadership. an invited committee of prominent social scientists of the University of Chicago, after a year’s study, has concluded that the Rotary
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    MALAY BOUND OVER
    148 7 Habitual Housebreaker Awang bin Jasin. a Malay, whose case was adjourned from yesterday to ena him to point out his employer, sta e in the Penang District Court this before the District Judge, Mr. B. F. Bridge that he had ascertained his employer a gone back to
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    COLLISION IN PENANG HARBOUR
    166 7 Steamer's Gangway Damaged By Tongkang TRUNK FALLS INTO SEA An accident resulting in a collision between a Chinese tongkang and a steamer occured in the harbour this morning. It appeared that while the ‘‘Gen. van der Heyden”, which arrived here from Sumatran nnrto ao»i., ——o, ving
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    COUNTERFEIT SOAPS CASE
    179 7 Postponed Owing To Possible Withdrawal The case was brought up for mention again before the Penang District Judge, Mr. B. F. Bridge, this morning in which the proprietor of Chop Wah Keong is charged on complaint of Baron J. A. Sweerts de Landes with selling, exp.osing or
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    POSSESSION OF DUTIABLE LIQUOR
    59 7 Chinese Heavily Fined A Chinese named Tan Cheng Lee who had pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of dutiable liquor was to-day sentenced to a fine of $lOO or in default three months’ rigorous imprisonment by the Penang Police Magistrate, Mr. D. Wills. Two previous
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    U.S. BATTLESHIP AT EXERCISE
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    KING'S WILL MADE PUBLIC
    401 7 "Son" Who Proved To Be A Princess TWO LEGATEES CLAIMING INHERITANCE IN COURT Bangkok, Aug. 11. Not every day is a King’s will published, and in this country one supposes it is the first time that such a document has reached the public through the medium
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    F.M.S. COURT OF APPEAL
    212 7 Pahang Murder Charge I COURT RESERVES JUDGMENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, August 14. The F.M.S. Court of Appeal began a session yesterday when criminal appeals from Selangor, Pahang and Perak were heard. These included the appeal of Siti Binte Niamat, wife of a Pahang Penghulu
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      191 7 VIOLENT PAINS FROM ACID STOMACH Cured By Hospital Formula For 18 months this man was a martyr to acid s.tomach —suffered such violent pain that his poor stomach seemed distorted and he lost weight rapidly. He says:— “For the past 18 months I have been a martyr to acid stomach.
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      111 7 Eastern Oriental Hotel I PENANG. DINNER DANCES Every WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY SATURDAY TO-MORROW, 15th AUGUST SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DANCE MUSIC BY THE BAND OF THE S.S. "PRESIDENT GARFIELD’’ Admission To Ballroom Free. FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS, ’PHONE 322. I TO LET 2, Biggs Road, fully furnished, from October for 8 months or
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      579 7 I NOTICE I the undersigned M. S. A. Shaik Othuman of No. 12, Kampong Kolam Penang, beg to announce to the P y b T C 3 hat the Partnership business of Lighter supplies to Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd., Penang, as per Agreement dated the 25th August, 1932, carried on
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      349 8 all aßcWcjfe m m R| um wxir 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-30 LAST 2 PERFORMANCES TWO YOUNG PRETENDERS WHO BUILT A HOUSE OF CARDS THAT TUMBLED LEW AYRES 4 IN /UT’siW BE with A SPLENDID CAST including: PATRICIA ELLIS —FRANK MCHUGH ISABEL JEWELL TO MORROW THE SENSATIONAL WARNER BRITISH PICTURE ‘MurderOn The
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      135 8 6-15 TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW 9-30 UNITED ARTISTS' THRILLING ROMANCE °F MALAYA'S SHARK-INFESTED Entirely Filmed in Singapore with Singapore's First ROWL d Movie r s, r -wru vr"/ so OM 1 SBbMSwI reßi Together they fought the killer-shark... for together /Sip *hey would live... or die I 7' A f br': v
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    2,500 FEET UNDER SEA
    124 9 Reuter. Scientist's Strange Adventures WEIRD PHOSPHORESCENT FISH DISCOVERED Bermuda, August 13. A graphic description of the adventures during the descent of j 2,500 feet under the sea in a metal; sphere lowered from a tug was, given by Dr. William Beebe,! marine biologist, who established' a
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER’S EAST COAST TOUR
    170 9 Entertained In Kelantan (From Our Own Correspondent) Kota Bharu, Aug. 11. His Excellency the High Commissioner, accompanied by the Hon. Mr. W. D. Baron, who left here for Kuala Krai on Thursday afternoon to attend the tea ■erty given by Kelantan Planters’ Assoiation in his
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    LOVE AND BUSINESS TRIANGLE
    111 9 —Reuter. Scotsman Killed In Shanghai POLICE THEORY Shanghai, August 13. A Scotsman, Donald Burton, aged 34. was killed at Shanghai to-day as the result of a love and business triangle. Burton recently started business with j Mrs. Luboff Wessels, a German, in opposi- tion to her
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    CHICAGO TOUCH
    96 9 Armed Gangsters In Spain Barcelona, August 5. Six Spanish gangsters armed to the teeth raided a bank at Ampsta, near Taragona. They held the bank officials in check at the point of their revolvers and stole 20,000 pesetas and managed tol get off in e, motor-car. The police
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    AUSTRALIAN TARIFFS
    74 9 ,—Reuter. Retaliatory Action In Lancashire London, August 14. As a result of prohibitive tariffs imposed by Australia on yarns and piece-goods from Lancashire there are signs that an unofficial “boycott” may be imposed 'by some sections of the community in Lancashire on Australian dairy produce. The cotton trade
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    CAN KUALA LUMPUR SUPPORT ANOTHER CINEMA?
    263 9 Rumours Of New Enterprise TALK OF A "POOR PEOPLE'S THEATRE Is Kualo, Lumpur too small for a third first-run cinema house For over a decade the town’s picture entertainments have been catered for by two houses —the Prince’s and the Coliseum—while other cinema houses
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    PENANG SCHOOLS
    36 9 One Month’s Vacation The Penang schools will be closing this week-end for a month’s vacation. They re-open in September for the third and final term during which the various yearly examinations will be held.
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      115 9 I'MBWiLh TO-NIGHT— LAST NIGHT 9-30 THE BLONDE HE HET AT MIDNIGHT WAS HIS WIFE 1 h AT DAWN I JOHN GILBERT WEST OF BRQADWAY' OPENING TO-MORROW I THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF THE TAMIL TALKIE B ever produced— 3 'VALLI'S WEDDING* I FEATURING I I MISS T. P. RAJALAKSHMI j OPENING
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    BRITISH TRADE PROGRESS
    736 10 Publication of the overseas trade figures for June, completes the statistics for another half-year and invites reflection on the progress made in this field over an extended period. There is, however, one preliminary point about the returns for the month which deserves special attention, namelv, the very
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    SUPREME COURT SUIT POSTPONED
    122 10 Russell and Co. v. Sir John Campbell ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT A two day suit which was down for •hearing in the Supreme Court this morning was adjourned to the September List. The parties to this suit are Donald Oscar Russell, trading as J. A. Russell
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    870 10 BRITISH AIR NUMBER: We have perused with great interest the British Air Number of lhe Times” dated June 26 and recommend all those interested in flying to buy a copy. An interesting advertisement by the G.P.O. occupies the title page, and we note that while, Nairob Johannesburg,
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    1125 10 oeuvres.—lvor Brown in the Manchester Guardian.” At this season many of our English young are compelled to render up to the examinational Caesar the things that are Caesar’s—including opinions on his Gallic wars, his Rubicon crossing, and his experiment in dictatorship. Especially will they have to’ translate from and
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    Aboo Sittee Lane Stabbing Fatality
    2276 11 °RELIMINARY INQUIRY INTO WOMAN'S DEATH HUSBAND ON MURDER CHARGE The preliminary enquiry into the death a Tamil woman named Sinnathayee hose body was found in a pool of blood vith several stab wounds at No 10 Aboo' -ittee Lane was conducted yesterday be- j fore
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    304 11 Sumatra Malay Arrested At Kuantan SWIFT SEQUEL TO INVESTIGATIONS BY POLICE Kuala Lumpur, August 13. The Police investigations into the murder mystery at Hale Road have had a swift sequel in the arrest of a Sumatra Malay at Kuantan this morning. It is understood that
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    CONVENT "AT HOME”
    116 11 An at home will be given at the Con- vent for the Old Pupils of Saint Maur, on j August 17th, in honour of the Lady Supe- rior’s Feast. The programme will be as follows: 3 p.m. Reception by the Lady Superior and Sisters, and visiting the
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    "HIS BANKRUPTCY WEIGHS HEAVILY ON HIM"
    573 12 CHIEF CLERK'S MISFORTUNES “In this case his bankruptcy weighs heavily on him and I am sorry for him,” said Mr. Justice Gerahty on Friday, when Tan Hock San was taken through his public examination. Hock San said that he was employed at Robinson a,nd
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    CLAIM AGAINST AMALGAMATED AMUSEMENTS LTD.
    124 12 Case Struck Out: “A Very Satisfactory Agreement” In the Penang District Court yesterday afternoon, when the case of Oh Teng Eng against the Amalgamated Amusements Ltd. in the person of Mr. Heah Joo Seang, Mr. Hong Teik announced that the parties had just come to
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    LIVESTOCK DEALER CHARGES MANAGER
    355 12 Alleged Breach Of Trust $245 INVOLVED Allegations of criminal breach of trust were made against his manager, K. S. Naidu, by Mr. S. M. Ncthan proprietor of the Malayan Livestock Co., in the Singapore police court before Mr. N. Grice, on Saturday. Naidu was accused of
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    UNIQUE RACE.
    13 12 UNIQUE RACE.— These sir «aWIJTNB’ Kempton, race together in the 25th
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      37 12 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Ratofal 6 a.m. 78 E Noon 90 S TIDE TABLE I To-day High Water Low Water 2.32 a.m. 8.44 a.m. 2.23 p.m. 9.01 p.m. To-morrow 2.53 a.m. 9.03 a.m. 2.46 p.m. 9.20 p.m.
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY
    1008 13 Work In Singapore AID TO NEEDY MOTHERS The Child Welfare Society i., dolng much good work in Singapore. Its chief mm is to teach mothers to keep children ealthy, well and to make the best of the often overcrowded conditions of their homes. Smail treatments are undertaken
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    MARIE DRESSLER DECLINED AID
    132 13 FILM MAGNATE'S TRIBUTE Mr. Louis B. Mnyisr, at a luncheon in London mid an eloquent tribute to th*i kite Marie Dressier, Who was under contract to his ccm; ?-ny, Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer. “I loved her as I loved my mother,” he said, speaking with restrained emotion. “Marie was
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    STABBED HIS DEBTOR
    453 13 Judge's Comment At Muar Assizes Johore, Aug. 10 "It is not the way to collect your debts by stabbing your debtor with a knife, but because you have admitted it. and had some provocation, I sentence you to undergo three years’ r.i.” said Mr. Justice W. H.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    207 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL There will be an “At Home” at the Hillview”, Burmah Road, at 5 p.m., tomorrow. Rev. and Mrs. Abel Eklund cordially invite all members of the Penang Union Epworth League to attend. Dr. Fernand Lemaitre left for Singapore last night by the mail. Mr. C. E. Lobling and
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    KEDAH RUBBER COMPANY IN STRONG POSITION
    1470 14 10 PER CENT. DIVIDEND FOR THE YEAR $6,000 LOSS CONVERTED INTO $38,000 PROFIT SUBSTANTIAL INCREMENTS TO STAFF The twenty-fourth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Kedah Rubber Company, Limited., was held at noon to-day at the registered offices cf the company, Xo.
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    447 14 TO-DAY’S PRICES KENNEDY COMPANY The toDovtog are the latest quotattom to MBSSRto. K3HNNMDY A «Oto tom Mt Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RUBBER Batu Lintang 1.20 1.25 ex 1.20 1.25 ex Benta 95 1.02% 97 1.02% Broga 95 1.00 95 1.00 Bukit Jelotong 25 35
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    42 14 PENANG, AUGUST 14 London Bank Demand 4 mts 2|4A Private 3 mjts credit 2|4% 3 Documentary 2|4A On New’ York Demand 59% nom. France T.T. 886 nom. Hongkong T.T. 34 Shanghai T.T. 39% India 1.1. 155% Silver 21 1 9 s
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    A. A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    259 14 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RUBBERS Ayer Panas 1.95 2.00 1.97% 2.05 Batu Linteng 1.22% 1.25 1.20 1.25 Bedfords 65 70 80 90 Benta 100 1.02% 1.02% 1.07% Indragiri 1.35 1.45 1.40 1.50 Kedah 3.20 3.30 3.20 3.30 Kuala Sidim 2.45 2.50 2.45 2.55
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    UNITED TRADERS, LIMITED
    172 14 The foTowlng are the latest quotations •or to-day Boyvrv SeDera HNS Ayer Hitams 15 3 15 9 Ayer Wengs 2.00 2.05 Hitams 53% 56 Hong Fatts 51 53 Jelapangs 113 12 0 Johens 32 34 Kampong Lanjut 20 6 21 0 Katus 22 3 23'0 Kintas 2.60
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    SOON THEAM & CO.
    404 14 SOON THEAM CO. The ftJitowiQg are ttoe changee in on quotatkna up to noon to-day:— Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RUBBER Allenbys 1.80 1.90 1.80 1.90 Amal. Maleys 3.35 3.50 3.35 3.50 Ayer Panas 1.80 1.90 1.87% 1.97% Bassetts 85 90 85 90 B. Lintangs 1.20 1.25 1.20 1.25
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    111 14 Latest Quotations Monday Saturday Paris 76H New York 5.10% 5.09% Montreal 4 -96% 4.96% Brussels 21.42% 21.42 Geneva 15.41 15.41 Amsterdam 7.42% 7.43% Milan 58 5I 58% Berlin 12.85% 12.87% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Copenhagen 22.39% 22.39% Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Vienna 27 27 Prague 121 A 121
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    148 14 YESTERDAY TO-DAY lK>Ddon y o market £230-10-0 TIN—(3 Months) u London Singapore XT 30 10 0 Bustaew Don 3114 00 5114 50 Penang $113.00 sn 4 50 Business Done 0 /C 3 Buyers no sellers Buyers no sellers COPRA— (Sundried) $3.10 BLACK PEPPER 14nn RUBBER 314 00 *****
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    1162 14 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST Ĕ t! i! NAMES. I g a 1 (h RTJBBE? > c. c. Allenby Rubb«r Co. 1 J 90 Alor Gajah’Rubber Ertate 1 5» Amalgamated Malay Estates 3 35 3 50 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate *9O 2co Ayer Molek Rubber Co. ’*7* J 35 Ay*’Panas Rubber
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    WHEAL REETH TIN
    1525 15 PROGRAMME OF DEVELOPMENT LARGE ORE RESERVES MR. C. A. BOLTON'S REVIEW The sixth ordinary general meeting of heal Reeth Tin, Ltd., was held at Win- >ster House, E.C., on July 27, Mr. C. Bolton. B.Sc. (chairman and manag- 1 :i g director), presiding. The Chairman, who was
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    TIN QUOTAS AND PRICES
    492 15 I BUFFER POOL ACTIVITIES London, July 30. Tin has provided its own little curiosity during the week: we have previously mentioned a rumour that the statistical posij tion has deteriorated to such an extent that a revision of output quotas in a downward direction is not
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    727 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Shodule of Principal Lines The following la a list of vessels arriving d sailing from Penang during the week: IN PORT TO-DAY S. MAKIAN from Langsa, Idi, SimpangOlim, Tandjong-Poera, Pangkalan-Soe-soe and Pangkalan-Brandan. Sails on 15th for Asahan (Tg. Balei), Berombang, Paneh (Laboean-Bilik), Bagan-Si-Api-Api and Tg. Mengeidar (Koealoe).
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    962 17 The Post Office notifies that a telegram from G. P. O. London says that the mail despatched from Penang on July 21 by the s.s. “Rajputana” was delivered in London on August 11. AIR MAIL A mail for Java and Southern Sumatra,, by train to Singapore and
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    2366 18 THE ROYAL GARDEN PARTY: "A PROBLEM COMMON TO ALL HUMANITY": WEDDING OF MISS PAMELA BIRD: DOCTORS AND PAIN-FREE MOTHERHOOD (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, August 1. pRINCESS ELIZABETH’S DEBUT The London Season came to a brilliant close with the Royal garden party at Buckingham Palace,
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    WORTH CHINA WAR RELIEF
    419 19 s3-min and Mr. Y. S. Djang.—Reuters icific Service. Commission Disbands AFTER YEAR'S GOOD WORK Peiping, July 21. ter functioning for exactly a year, North China Wax District Relief Corner. came to an erid at 10 o’clock this •hng when members of the Commismet at the Peiping
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    181 19 uters Pacific Service. To Undergo Training At Kuling Peiping, July 23. -ixty-four subordinate officers belonging ‘he command of General Yu Hsueh,ng. Chairman of the Hopei Provincial Government, will leave for Hankow torow morning by train en route for Kuwhere they will undergo about a th’s training at
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    FRANK DECLARATION ON EXTRATERRITORIALITY
    64 19 .—Reuters Pacific Serive. Harbin, July 18. ’r. Shih Liu-pen, the local representaof the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, recent interview with the press stated the Government of Manchoukuo had nally accepted responsibility for all nties concluded between China and r Powers, insofar as they applied to nchuria,
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    WHAT'S WRONG WITH CHINA?
    667 19 past of our nation.” —Reuters Pacific Service. Mr. Wang Ching-Wei's Views Nanking, July 24. Mr. Wang Ching-wei, president of the Executive Yuan and concurrently Foreign Minister, when speaking before the staff of the Foreign Office yesterday morning, made an attempt to answer the question “What’s wrong
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    61 19 Reuters Pacific Service. Tokyo, July 25. Contrary to information given out by authoritative sources in Dairen yesterday, a spokesman of the Foreign Office denied this morning that Japan was demanding recognition of Manchoukuo and settlement of claims in connexion with the Shanghai “incident” as essential
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    489 19 Figures For Six Months BIG GAIN IN IMPORTS Tokyo. Japan’s visible foreign trade for the first half of the current year has been generally rihtisfactory, though the import excess reached 154,923,000 yen, which, however, was less than the total import excess of the same period last
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    RECONSTRUCTION IN KIANGSI
    101 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, July 24. In an interview with local pressmen today, Colonel Tsing Chi-ching, a staff officer of the Kwangtung 3rd Army Corps, who has just returned here from Kiangsi, said that since the recovery of Chingkong and Pankou posses and Tsuenmanling, the army had
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    YIN TUNG TO RETURN
    92 19 tached to his mission.—Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, July 25. Mr. Yin Tung, Managing Director of the Peiping-Mukden Railway, is expected to come to the South again to report to General Huang Fu, chairman of the Peiping Political Council, the outcome of the Dairen discussions between the
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    CANTON'S MUNICIPAL PROGRESS
    289 19 all sections of Canton properly.—Reuters Pacific Service. Campaign Against Hot Weather Diseases Canton, July 25. At the joint weekly memoriel service here to-day, the Mayor of Canton, Mr. Liu Chi-wen, said that preparations flor the second municipal election had been carried cut according to the regulations for
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    109 19 .—Reuters Pacific Service. Harbin, July 18. Thirty-two Soviet citizens, employees of the Chinese Eastern Railway, were recently deported to the U .S S. R. for being implicated in Communist activities. Several of them were members of Communist “Cells” and played en important part in local
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    KWANGTUNG’S SUGARCANE INDUSTRY
    83 19 is over 15,000 mow. —Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, July 24. In order to promote the sugar industry in Kwangtung has secured the services of a number of technical experts to direct a refinery in Canton and has set aside $700,000 for loans for sugar-cane planting. It is
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    INDUSTRY IN JAPAN
    83 19 .—Reuters Pacific Service. Unified Control To Be Enforced Tokyo, July 26. Unified control over all branches of industry in Japan will be enforced by the Cabinet, the Premier, Admiral Okada, told local newspapermen prior to his departure yesterday for Ise. This had been necessitated by the formation
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    81 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, July 23. Two fishing junks are reported to have been wrecked last night by a whale off the eastern coast of Kwangtung, resulting in the drowning of 15 of the crew. Much uneasiness is said f o be prevailing among the fishing
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    79 20 The Duke of Gloucester chatting with a little patient, Phyllis Short, during his tour of the hospital after opening the new ward extensions of the Wembley Hospital z’ A Th° Duke inspecting a guard of honour formed by cadets of the Lower School
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