Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 11 October 1934

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    19 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1883. PUBLISHED DAILY. 240. Vol. XCII. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    FROM PREPARATORY SCHOOL TO A THRONE
    743 1 XING PETER OF YUGO-SLAVIA Rt-ENCY WILL ATTEMPT TO FORM NATIONAL government Free From Petty Political Intrigues v-- II c V e. London, October 10. i Peter II of Yugo-Slavia, who was proclaimed monarch hours after the assassination of his father left his preparaschool in
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    LONDON – MELBOURNE AIR RACE
    106 1 LONDON MELBOURNE AIR RACE Rugby Radio Service. Only 25 Starters Expected LACK OF DEFINITE INFORMATION London. Oct. 10. Of the original M entries for the England-Australia Air Race it is now regarded as improbable that more than 25 competitors will start. The Royal Aero Club, who are organising the race
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    INSULL TRIAL
    138 1 .—Reuter. Stocks Written Up By Millions Chicago, Oct. lu Evidence that within a few weeks c*. < w formation of the Corporation Securities Company. one of Insull Companies, the stock purchased by the Company for 516.407.000 was written up to 845,500.000, was given at the trial of Samuel
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    LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    161 1 useful public service.— Rugby Radio Service. New Home OPENED BY DUKE OF KENT London, Oct. 10. Prince George made his first public appearance as Duke of Kent this afternoon when he opened the new home of the London Chamber of Commerce which has been built entirely
    useful public service.— Rugby Radio Service.  -  161 words
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    RAILWAY TRAFFIC
    60 1 Rugby Radio Service. London. October 10. Passenger journeys taken on railways in rta‘ Britain during the first half of 1934 showed an increase of 5.2 per cent, as compared with the first six months of 1933. Freight tonnage carried in the first 28 weeks of 1934 was 10.4
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    HAUPTMANN EXTRADITED FOR TRIAL
    30 1 —Reuter. Albany, October 10. The Governor of New York, Mr. Lehmann, has ordered the extradition of Hauptmann to New Jersey to stand his trial for murder.-
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    ABYSSINIA AND ITALY
    327 1 Aggressive Intentions Denied RUMOURS REFUTED Rome, October 7. Repudiating persistent rumours of a dangerous tension j Italy and Abyssinia, which had been given prominence in the foieign press, the Abyssinian Minister at K me mule important public statement here c<n Wednesday night. “It is even said” seated
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    MOTOR-BOAT TRAGEDY
    30 1 .—Reuter Wireless. Istanbul, October 6. Thirty-three .people were drowned when a Turkish motor-boat towing another boat collided with a cargo steamer near Prinkipo Island. The survivors numbered twenty-three.-
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    INTERNATIONAL TIN COMMITTEE
    79 1 —Reuter. Advisory Panel To Be Formed AMERICA AND U.K. TO BE REPRESENTED London, Oct. 10. The International Tin Committee announce that the participating countries are unanimously agreed on the advisability of forming an advisory panel, representing the chief consuming countries, to attend the meetings at which subjects
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    ANGLO-POLISH TRADE
    68 1 sumption of detailed discussions. —Rugby Radio Service. Negotiations Resumed Yesterday London, October 10. Trade negotiations between Poland and the United Kingdom were resumed today at the board of trade when Colonel Colville received a Polish delegation under the leadership of Monsieur Sokolowski. A general survey was made of
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    WARSHIPS’ VISIT TO JAVA
    49 1 British Cruiser To Call At Batavia Medan, October 5. The British cruiser “Eagle” and two British torpedo-boats are visiting Batavia from November 23-29. On November 29 the American cruiser Augusta is coming to Java. On November 30 the British warship “Folkestone” will visit the island.
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    WHOLESALE PRICES
    86 1 ing, however, only 2 per cent.—Rugby Radio Service. London, October TO. A decrease of 0.3 per cent in the average of the wholesale prices is shown in the return of September as compared with August but there is an increase of 2.2 per cent as compared with September
    ing, however, only 2 per cent.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  86 words
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    PRINCE GEORGE AND PRINCESS MARINA
    60 1 —Rugby Radio Service. London, Oct. 10. It is understood that the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina will spend the first part of their honeymoon in England and will join the King and Queen for Christmas at Sandringham. They will probably go abroad for some
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    A Political Diary Of The Week
    2395 3 THE RESUMPTION OP PARLIAMENT IS GERMANY HOLDING UP HER DEBTS PRINCE BISMARCK BOYCOTTS A LECTURE BLUESHIRT LEADER'S RESIGNATION From Our Own Correspondent. London, Sept. 29. HE PREMIER AND CANADA latest story regarding Mr. Ramsay Donald is put forward by the Political respondent of The
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    Selangor Turf Club Autumn Meeting
    1226 4 PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY I KUALA PRINCE AND BONNY EYES TO f WIN AGAIN I I Below will be found the lull programme for the second day] of the Selangor Turf Club Autumn Meeting to be run at Kuala’ Lumpur on Saturday: Race 1, Ponies, Class
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    HOCKEY AT DATO KRAMAT
    287 4 Sepoy Lines Lose To Smelters On the Dato Kramat padang yesterday evening the Eastern Smelting Club beat the Sepoy Lines Recreetion Club by one goal to nil in a friendly game of hockey S- poy Lines attacked in the opening stages and Perera hit wide when
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    P.R.C. HOCKEY
    119 4 The following will represent the Penang Recreation Club against the Malay Sporting Club at hockey on the Esplanade at 5.15 p.m. today. Thursday. September 11: Goal —J. W. Webb; backs.—R. H. Yoke and J Salvon; half-backs. —H. Foley, C. Pestana and M. Scully; forwards. —J. Scully. F. de
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    INTER-STATE RUGBY
    83 4 Johore’s Team To Meet Singapore On Saturday The following players have been invited to represent Johore against Singapore on Saturday, on the S.C.C. ground. Kick off 5.15 p.m. J. B. Dudgeon; A. G. Robb. D. E. Forbes. N. T. Bewicke. M. H. van der Gucht; WEliamson. R. Jones;
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    HAMPSHIRE DEFEATS SOMERSET
    31 4 —Reuter. Rugby Union Matches London Oct. 10. I The following are results of Rugby Union Matches played to-day:— Hampshire 12, Somerset 6. London Irish 20, Bective Rangpre 12.
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    SPORT IN SCOTLAND
    1199 4 Rangers Again League Leaders KEEN STRUGGLE IN SECOND DIVISION I An Old Golfing Trophy (From Our Own Correspondent j London. September 29. NOTABLE LEAGUE FEATURES League football on September 22nd. was not able for several features —St. Johnstone's first defeat, Falkirk s first win, Clyde’s check by
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    HOOI HYE LOSES SHANGHAI TITLE
    322 4 LAWN TENNIS attractive PLAY II FINAL I In the final of the Shanghai mer. i glea tennis championship, L. D n established himself as the champ: I Shanghai by beating Khoo Hooi-hy several years Malayan champion,, ir. ’gets at 6 —4, 6 —2, 9 7.
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      44 4 "TIJAH RUMBA 11 I Sung By I The World's Greatest Malay Artist MISS TIJAH I “Chap ’Kuching” I coming TO QUEEN'S vwr soon BRYMAN'S REVUE 15 ARTISTS BEAUTIFUL GIRLS I SNAPPY DANCING I GORGEOUS COSTUMES The Biggest And Brightest Stage Show To Visit Penang
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    Science And Invention
    2467 5 ESEARCH IN INDUSTRY SAFETY IH A|R AN EXPEDITION TO SOUTHERN MOROCCO INVENTORS’ WEEK AT HANWORTH brom Cur Own Correspondent) London, September 29 IENCE AND THE PRESS X plea for co-operation between Science the Press in order to secure the utapplication of the results of research needs cf
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    Is the Weather to Blame... -FOR ACHES AND PAINS?
    744 5 by a Physician MOST people, rightly or wrongly, date the beginning of an illness to some happening and it is no uncommon thing in this country to blame the weather for minor ailments. In many cases the weather is actually the
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    HIGHER PAY FOR U.S. FILM STARS
    573 5 Greta Garbo's £91,600 £l,OOO A DAY FOR MR. BARRYMORE A survey of the salaries paid to film stars in the United States discloses the interesting fact that, so far as is possible, they have been granted immunity from the financial effects of the depression.
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      137 5 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers from Kidney trouble and Bladder weakness hav* stopped Getting Up Nights, Leg Fain*. Nervousness, Stiffness, liheumatism. Dizziness, Lumbago, Burning, Itching, Smarting, Acidity and Loss of Vigour by a Doctor’s new discovery called Cystex (Sisstex). Gently soothes, tones, cleans, and heals, raw sore kidneys.'
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    Whither Europe?
    1133 6  -  By SIR ARTHUR QUILLERCOUCH King Edward VII. Professor of English Literature at Cambridge University since 1912. “Daily Mail.” WHAT I am going to say is just what one private person thinks in these days; and yet I have a notion that, given a leader, it could be called
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    IN LOVE WITH THE TRAINER'S DAUGHTER.
    30 6 IN LOVE WITH THE TRAINER S DAUGHTER—Kumm on Steve (left) and March On with the two-year-old daughter of H. Jonas, the White City trainer.
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    BEAUTY CHAMPIONSHIP OF EUROPE
    86 6 MISS ATLANTIC ENGLAND RUSSIA SIBERIA HOLLAND BELGIUM For the first time in history the beautv championship of Europe is to be decided in England. Hastings is the favoured town and final selecUon u ill be made at the White Rock Pavilion from’ sixteen representative competitors. Fifteen
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    PETITION GRANTED
    349 6 Decree Nisi For Mr. G. D. Neubronner Mr. G. D. Neubronner sued his wife. Mary Josephine, for divorce on the ground of adultery, in the Supreme Court Singapore on Monday before Mr. Justice Pritchard. Mr. V. J. Valberg was cited as corespondent but he did not appear in
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    INN LICENCE FOR BLIND MAN
    182 6 Bench And A Unique Grant I When a blind man was granted a publichouse licence at Witham Pettv Sessions I the chairmen said that the Bench had ne- vt r known such a case before. The new licensee is Mr. Roland Naman. a blinded ex-soldier
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      31 6 I HERE IS THE GREATEST EVENT l OF THE YEAR I Wassiannill’s Great Annual Stock Taking SALE; I COMMENCING FROM I 28th Sept. 12 BISH O p STRE ET. Tel. 626.
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      25 6 COMING TO QUEEN'S VERY SOON B RYMAN'S REVUE 15 ARTISTS BEAUTIFUL GIRLS SNAPPY DANCING GORGEOUS COSTUMES The Biggest And Brightest Stage Show To Visit Penang
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    AN AUXILIARY AIR FORCE FOR MALAYA?
    1114 7 SIR PHILIP SASSOON INTERVIEWED AT SINGAPORE aviation here must develop Department Of Civil Aviation Envisaged >n s For. '’.'l",’ I o ,hat Malaya will nipire. Commenting on this nrosnect h lrSt the Colonial al Seletar from Kuala I ummir bv cp>- lnterv ew 0,1
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    RUSSIAN DANCERS AT THE E. & O. HOTEL
    84 7 RUSSIAN DANCERS AT THE E. O. HOTEL Kira and Boris, who began a short season at the E. O. Hotel last night, bring us something out of the ordinary in dancing circles. Both dancers were for a considerable time with the Draghlew Russian Ballet and oßris was loudly praised by
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    DEATH OF MRS. H. G. SARWAR
    85 7 death took place shortly after midnight last night of Mrs. Sarwar, wife of Mr. H. G. Sarwar of Larut Road. Mrs. Sarwar, who had not been in good health for the last three months, came to Malaya with her husband in 1897. She visited
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    IPOH ENGINEER'S CLAIM
    127 7 i Against Leong Sin Nam Lodes. Ltd. i I SETTLEMENT REACHED I j (Fiom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 11. When the hearing was resumed on Wednesday in the Supreme Court, Ipoh, in the civil suit brought against Leong Sin Nam Lodes, Ltd., by Mr. S. Sehested,
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      WORST VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP
      803 7 (To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.”) Sir, —I herewith enclose an "excerpt” from a series of articles from the pen of some Leaders of the Planting Industry, j originally published by "BRITISH MALAYA:” Among the various opinions and criticisms expressed, under the title "NATURAL
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA TO-DAY
    683 7 A HEADMASTER'S VIEWS Pressing Problems RETIREMENT OF MR. R. E. SMITH Singapore, October 9. Mr. R. E. Smith, headmaster of the Victoria Singapore to-day for England on retirement, after 28 years’ service in the Education Department. Born in Penang in 1881, he was educated at St.
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    PENANG WEDDINGS
    169 7 Johore Civil Servant Weds The wedding took place at 10’clock this, morning at St. George’s Church, Penang, of Mr. Harold Goodhew Turner, of the Malayan Civil Service, at present stationed in Johore, son of Mr. George Prior Turner, and Miss Aileen Mary Mace, daughter of Mr. Andrew Hugesdon
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      52 8 <5 3 ,S “< I J ust •S Unpacked j SMARTEST UP-TO-DATE FASHIONS LADIES' H Straw and Felt Hats W 5 S I I For Sale I PRICES CHEAPER THAN dl I® i P ELSEWHERE i s e 8! B i KINJOhG CO.. 3 i i ii i I 27,
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      62 8 31st OCTOBER, 1934. s Z'tQM I] i|l9MUi|| l|E i /1 F A «4 y?l Ow giO 'from# maAe I n MAISOhs OHANG Gl B Chinese Expert in Beauty Creations. B UP-TO-DATE MACHINE FOR PERMANENT HAIR WAVING. ■l p i ■</ R :e :h/ e :*j n ■RT\•. I T d
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      175 8 6-15 LAST NIGHT 9-30 THE MOST ENTERTAINING ENJOYABLE OF PARAMOUNT'S rgjffji: NEW SEASON PRODUCTIONS, “LOVE TH Y NEIGHBOUR" —x. Thai s just one of the song hits Bing Crosby ~Sy'■' jISBr sings to Carole Lombard m this story of an heiress who falls in love with a sailor The —others
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      240 8 WfejgM? 6-30 TO-NIGHT 9-30 THE LATEST BRILLIANT CHINESE TALKIE FRIENDLY ENEMIES” aSR I r An Unique Film Co.'s Production 1 with MISS CHEN YU MEI in the best performance of her career. The sensational Chinese talkie that had a tremendously successful season when shown recently in Shanghai. NEXT CHANGE Three
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      240 8 WEMBLEY PARK BOXING FIRST PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS OF PENANG. Challenge Belts for various divisions offered by the Penang Boxing Board of Control. First Round Elimination Contests Next Week. See them Come With a bold bid for the titles. Definite date will be announced in the course of a few days. WEMBLEY
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    UNIVERSAL HORROR AND CONDEMNATION AT CRIME
    1463 9 serious breakdown at Lyon.—Reuter and j Kugby Radio Service. i COMMON CHARACTERISTIC OF KING ALEXANDER AND M. BARTHOU INTENSE LOYALTY TO RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES London, October 10. It is doubtful if anv nnlitLoi i 1 liorrnr nn 1 i a ci line has ever moved
    serious breakdown at Lyon.—Reuter and j Kugby Radio Service. i  -  1,463 words
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      110 9 The World Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS. PENANG'S MOST RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT OPTICIANS. 24, Leith Street, Penang Telephone No. 337. iiflfi ft HU Sir 7 t Hi MiW 9SI K v--We Tko use e.ectrlea! apparatus to test your eyesight for spectacles. expert optician. Lenses are ground according to grade optical glasses
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      172 9 a TREMENDOUS SUCCESS I—Bl 17-15 TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW 9-301 Ig Union Photoplay Service Co.'s Super k S Silent Picture g I 'TWO BROTHERS' g Starring S MISS LYE CHECK CHEOK MASTER WU NYG CHEOK FUN jfi REDUCED PRlCES—Downstairs Cents 10, 20 and 30. Upstairs Cents 50. gj QUEEN’S TO-NIGHT—FINAL 2 SHOWS
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    WORLD TRADE IMPROVES
    746 10 Concrete proof of improving world conditions, as reflected by the improved trade figures, is not only to be obtained from the British Isles and several European countries. It is also gratifying to note that these same improved conditions are reflected in the trade figures now available from
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    CUT OF 80,000,000 FRANCS
    67 10 —Reuter Wireless. In French National Defence Estimates Brussel. October 7. A cut of 80.000,000 francs has been made in the ?»ational defence estimates as the result of a special appeal by the Minister of Finance to help balance the 1935 budget. Other departments are urged to
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    KING FUAD
    39 10 Reuter Wireless. A pprehension Concerning Health Cairo, October 7. Official reticence, coupled with the presence of two doctors at the Royal palace, are arousing rumours regarding King Fuad’s health. It is understood his condition promotes certain apprehension.
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    BY THE WAY
    1034 10 NORTH BEACH: i The first stretch of the neyv coas road which was opened y ester a dreyv nothing but the most favourable comment from those who yvalked a <>ng it and the public will look forward to the completion of the scheme. Ihe commissioners are to
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    AUSTRALIAN POLITICS
    64 10 —Reuter Wireless. Lyons-Page Coalition Negotiations Collapse Melbourne, October Coalition negotiations between Mr. Ly and Mr. Page, leader of the Country Par have collapsed. Mr. Lyons had offered Country Party two full cabinet portfc and one assistant ministership. Mr. F; demanded an enquiry into the working certain aspects of
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    RITUAL MURDER
    94 10 have been issued against four others.—R< ter Wireless. Mysterious Death Of Englishman Revealed Nairobi, October 6 Revelations regarding the myst rio death of a young Englishman. Theod< Fowy’s, in the Leikipia district. Kenya. October, 1931 ar e likely to follow the arre cf a Samburu native. The authorities
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    PLAINTIFF IN WITNESS BOX FOR EIGHT HOURS
    825 11 Cheah Kongsi Sued CLAIM FOR RECEIVER REMOVAL OF TRUSTEES The first plaintiff in the case in hich the trustees of the Cheah \ongsi are being sued for missanagcinent was, at noon to-day, n ihe witness box for eight hours nd his re-examination had
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    LALL SINGH RETURNS TO INDIA
    249 11 To Complete Residential Qualification MY greatest ambition —TO PLAY FOR INDIA" greatest ambition is to play for the All-lndia team in Test matches against England,” said Lail Singh, the Selangor cricketer to a “Pinang Gazette” rejiorter soon after his arrival at Penang this morning. Lail
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    FAILURE TO REPORT
    111 11 F.M.S. Police Supervisee Arrested Being a police supervisee and alleged to have failed to report himself to the Police at Bagan Serai a Malay named Hussein bin Amin w’as today produced befor e the Penang Police Magistrate, having been arrested at Penang. Detective Inspector Lewis said that
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    EUROPEAN ACQUITTED
    67 11 Cheating Charge Withdrawn When the case in which an European named L. J. Lloyd charged with cheating in respect of $llO the property of O. L. Merican was mentioned today in the Penang Po’ice Court, before Mr. D. Wills, Court Inspector Smith told the Magistrate that he had
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    TWO BULLOCKS AND A CART
    130 11 Debt Barred By Limitation A claim by J. F. John, retired schoolmaster, in respect of the remainder of the purchase price of two bullocks and a cart sold to Kaveramal, a Tamil woman, was dismissed by the Penang District Judge, Mr. B. F. Bridge, this
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    NORTH BEACH COAST ROAD
    985 11 Opening Ceremony PENANG CROWDS SEE ELECTRIC MOONLIGHT An addition was made to the amenities of Penang yesterday evening, when Mr. G. W. Bryant, President of the Municipal Commissioners, opened the new North Beach Coast Road, which runs parallel with Kelawei Road, and “switched on the lights.”
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    WELL-KNOWN IPOH CHINESE MISSING
    162 11 Cashier Of Mining Kongsi WARRANT OF ARREST APPLIED FOR From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 11. A sensation has been caused in local Chinese circles as a result of the disappearance cf Loe Chung Phing, the pro prietor of Chop Sing Seng Lee, licensed remitters. Lee
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    A.C.S.U. BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    178 11 Fixtures For Next Week Competitors in the Anglo-Chinese School Union badminton league tournament are requested to take note the following fixtures for next week Monday, October 15 —Mixed Doubles Handicap. Ong Kee Seong nad Miss Ong Eok Earn vs. Low Teik Liang and Miss Chew Guat Beng.
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    EX-PENANG CRICKETERS SUCCESS
    151 11 R. G. Gibson In Ceylon Penang Cricketers will be pleased to knew that R. G. Gibson who was transferred to Colombo from Penang, is shaping very well at Cricket in Ceylon. Playing for the Colombo Cricket (Tub recently against Naval team Gibson was not out with 66
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    Basle, October. 8.
    51 11 meeting of the gold bloc in Brussel. —Reuter Wireless. The hope that Britain will stabilise sterling was expressed at the meeting of Governors of Central Banks affiliated to the Bank of International Settlements. The meeting also discussed the forthcoming j meeting of the gold bloc in Brussel.
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    MINUTES OF MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS' MEETINGS
    2967 12 AMENDMENT TO THEATRE BYLAWS REVISED TAX ON LIGHT MOTOR VANS SPECIAL BUDGET MEETING ON NOVEMBER 7 Minutes of an Ordinary Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners of George Town, Penang, held on Tuesday, the 25th September. 1934. PRESENT: Mr. G. W Bryant, President, Dr. J. E.
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      454 12 •&gt;' Kdhana builds K Sfroog Constitute Lxpectant Mothers Typical signs of lack of vital j elements are h er c T^' on s t ?n 8 «ajMjk,. tooth-rlecay loss of ha.r vom.ttng Weak Teeth —loss of freshness. Kalzana VM weak leefh sure good health for both mother and Colds of
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      36 12 COMING QUEEN'S VERY SOON HYMAN'S REV HF 15 ARTISTS i K£V U E SNAPPY DANCING r E rtnJ ,FUL T*e Bigg es f And Bh°?* GE US C &lt;&gt;STUMES t. vV n ;s a s, ,w
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    IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS CONDITIONS
    487 13 Spirit Of Co-operation A Harbinger Of Better Days AMERICAN SALES MANAGER INTERVIEWED ‘1 feel particularly encouraged bv &lt; marked improvement in business editions I have encountered everywhere. 1 believe that a spirit of collation and better understanding is king marked headway throughout world and is a
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    ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
    87 13 ■Reuter Wireless. Little Revenue: Huge Losses London, October 8. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company report the deficiency account which was £9,000.000 at the end of 1932, was £11.300,000 at the end of 1933. The Directors emphasise the amount "merely represents such losses as it
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    RESTRICTED BEER IMPORTS
    56 13 Medan, October 5. The Government of the Netherlands Indies is drafting a Bill to restrict the imports of beer. The quota for the first six months would be fixed at 1,480.000 litres which is less than is usually imported into the Netherlands Indies. The Government declares that
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    RETENTION OF STOLEN JEWELLERY
    646 13 Sentence On Police Supervisee PROVISION DEALERS* HOUSEBREAKING ECHO The Penang District Judge. Mr. B. F. Bridge, yesterday passed sentence of nine months’ rigoious imprisonment on a Hokkien Chinese named Ong Kin, convicted on three counts of dishonest retention of stolen property: the sentences were on each
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    PROTECTING N.I. INDUSTRIES
    69 13 Bill Of Limitation Drafted Medan, October 4. With the intention of protecting industry the Government of the Netherlands Indies has drafted a Bill providing for the limitation of new industries. When new industries are to be established permission of the Government is now necessary. The Government will
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    590 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. F. S. Holzapfel, Secretary of the Ampang Tin Co., Ltd., has returned from leave. Mr. W. G. Scott, of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Company, returned to Ipoh a few days ago from home. Mrs. Winstedt, who has been ill in the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, for
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    KING OF AFGHANISTAN
    35 13 Berlin, October 4. The Chancellor has instructed the German minister at Kabul to convey to the King of Afghanistan hearty congratulations on the occasion of the birth of a son and heir.
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    80 14 Reuter Wireless. Sooplies Augmented By o ver £B, 060.000 .‘■r.-- y was again eaaj-. firmer *.se Ensco’ints cortir. je 7. z?.' Treaaury Bill rate rose to 15 'o.'T.jjared w:’.h 14s. 2d last week. Wheat today was steady and rubber a owing to the further intimation by the Dutch
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    105 14 Rubber Steady London, October 8. On the Stock Exchange, although the new fortnightly account started today, there was an almost complete lack of incentive and, apart from the rally in dollar shares, the markets ruled featureless. Cotton opened lower but publication of the United States Bureau report caused
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    SOON THEAM & CO.
    133 14 SOON THEAM CO. kt* bl bber i r 5 L» zw i ra. 6 9 9 3 *3 X Xi 46 48 T-fetF 120 1.2-5 1J» 1-25 12 0 12 6 120 126 26S 29 29 q -9 g z a --12 9 13 3 129 13 3CX w 70
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    36 14 Reuter Wireless Half a iozer Scotians Yard detectives hassy f.r clues to the perpetrators of a e TliaelmanL. was Hooting from the ..agstan. The ere:tzon would need a gained access undetected .r. broad daylight
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    125 14 London TEST^ R ?5 Y TO-DAT L 230-10-0 £230-6-0 TIN—I 3 Mocths) XZ3U-&-O London e Singapore &gt;e 8-10-0 £228-12-6 Business Done e Si 13.62 $113.7-5 Penang e b Business ew D 113.75 $113.87 COPRA—(Sundried) co sellers Buyers no sellers BLACK PEPPEB 15 RUBBER— 5,50 $20.00 London New York
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      67 14 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind Rainfall 6 am 76 N Noon 87 NW TIDE TABLE I To-day High Water Low Water 1.37 a.m. 8.08 a.m. 1.50 p.m. 8.13 p.m To-morrow 2.05 a. m. 8.38 a. m 2.21p.m. 8.36 p. rn MAJESTIC OPENING TO-MORROW plans now open at robinson*' TOM WALLS RALPH
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    COMPANY RESULTS
    1341 15 Kuaki Muda Rubber MARCONI MARINE DIVIDEND Bandarapolla Ceylon Company.— An inenm dividend of 4 per cent, will be paid n tober 17. No interim distribution was made in 1933, but a payment of 7% per cent, for the whole year was announced in the annual report. Ederapolla Tea.
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    124 15 Latest Quotations Wednesday Tustiay Paris 741 32 74 17 32 New York 4.92% Montreal 4.8O’(» 4.81 Brussels 20.90 21.03 Geneva 14.96’6 15.95 Amsterdam 7.20’i 7.23 Milan 57 57 5 16 Berlia 12.14 12.18 Stockholm 19.3916 19 3916 Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 1990% 19.9014 Vienna 26(4 2614
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    536 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Shedule of Principal Lines .tonowtogiaaUst of vessels arriving aWnff ran Penang during the weekIN PORT TO-DAY KUALA from Mergui, Moulmein and Tavoy. Salls for the same ports on Saturday. IWEDBANK from China via Singapore. Sails today for Boston, ew 1 ork, Philadelphia and Baltinore via Suez. GEN
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    549 17 c OUTWARD MAILS i A mail for Sabang, Olehleh, Sigli and T. Semawg by the s.s. “Gen van der Heyden” will be closed at 4 p.m. today. A mail for Rangoon and Calcutta by the s.s. Takada will close at 6 p.m. today. 1 A mail for
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    106 17 Dates And Venue» OCTOBER 16 Champion Stakes. Run at Newmarket Distance One Mile, Two Furlongs. OCTOBER 17 Cesare witch Stakes. Run at Newnar- ket. Distance Two Miles, Two Furlongs OCTOBER 18 Middle Park Stakes. Run at Newmarket. Distance Six Furlongs. OCTOBER 31 Cambridgeshire Stakes. Run at
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    124 17 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Selangor Turf Club Autumn Meeting, 2nd day, Kuala Lumpur. OCT. 27 31 NOV. 3 Perak Turf Club Professional Races. NOV. 17, 21 and 24 Singapore Turf Club professional meeting, Singapore. RUGGER: Oct. 20, Selangor vs. Perak at KuaJs Lumpur. Oct. 27, Selangor vs. Penang at
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    SOLICITORS' CLERK ON GRAVE CHARGE
    2634 18 BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED RECEIVED $46,200 AND PAID EMPLOYERS $7,500 The opening of a preliminary inquiry in the Singapore police court into a charge against I. I. Alodaliar Nagalingam, a Justice of the Peace and solicitors’ clerk, revealed sensational allegations on Monday. The Crown, for
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      28 18 There goes a speedboat—it’s passing them hw Percy s gay jersey may catch someone’s eye. V Father &gt; L A For this dangercus d looks grim, must Lnsicei' io
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    MANCHU NOBLES
    245 19 Selling Palace Contents TO KEEP WOLF FROM THE DOOR Shanghai, Sept. 15 Hard times have overtaken another listinguished family of Manchu nobleen in Peiping. The historic residence of p r i nce ing. one ot the eight great Manchu \ariiors tamed for their military opedions in the conquest
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    REVOLUTIONARY LEADER EXTOLLED
    131 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. Saviour Of Dr. Sun Yat-sen Canton, Sept. 24. An impressive scene was witnessed here "o-day at the memorial service held in the Provincial Assembly hall in honour of Mr. Lin Chi-mien, who died on Sept. 8. Over 1.000 persenr attended the service, ncluding party
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    MR. YIN TUNG
    105 19 Re liters Pacific Service. Sudden Departure To Shanhaikuan Peiping Sept. 22 The sudden departure of Mr. Yin Tung, Managing Director of the t'eiping-Liaon-ing Railway, for Shanhaikuan last m.;ht has given rise to reports in local Chinese circles that his trip is for the purpose of negotiating with
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    TEA INDUSTRY IMPROVES
    110 19 Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, Sep*. 21. That the Chinese tee industry is showing signs of recovery is indicated by figures pulished in the Chinese press. The export of tea during the month of July was valued at $5,390,222, being the largest item of exports during the month.
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    DANCE MACABRE
    103 19 Shanghai, Sept. 27. The Dance of Death was literally enacted in a gay Shanghai cabaret recently when a young Japanese approached one of the hostesses and requested a dance with her. “This is my last dance,” he said ca mly. She thought he was joking or, at least,
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    MUSEUM EXPERTS CONFERENCE
    241 19 try home at Wiesbaden near Mainz.—Reuters Pacific Service. Mr. T.L. Yuan To Represent China Peiping, Sept. 24. Mr. T. L. Yuan, Associate Director of the National Library of Peiping, who has been visiting the principal countries of Europe I during the last few months, will represent I
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    INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS
    196 19 Reuters Pacific Service. Conference In Tokyo On Oct. 20 Tokyo. Sept. 19 For the first time in the seventy vears of its existence the International Red Cross Conference is being held in Asia. The Conference will be opened at Tokyo on October 20 by the Empress of
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    NEW TRAIN FERRY WANTED
    152 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking, Sept. 21. i The Ministry of Railways is considering I building another train ferry steamer for connecting the Tientsin-Pukow and Shang-hai-Nanking Railways. The service rendered by the ss. Changing, built in England, has been found most satisfactory, but it is considered advisable
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    STRANGE STORIES
    355 19 From Various Parts Of China I AN EXTRAORDINARY RICE PLANT A further selection of strange sto- ries from Reuter correspondents throughout China The citv of Wusih, about 45 miles I north of Shanghai, lays claim to a new I wonder following’ the recent severe drought which affected the
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    MR. LI CHEH-I
    201 19 not be confirmed in official circles. Reuters Pacific Service. Expert On Japanese Affairs Peiping, Sep 1 22. Intervi wed this morning Mr. Li Cheh-I. former member of the defunct Luantung Retrocession Commission and now adviser to the Ministry of the Navy in Nanking, who arrived here yesterday,
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    MISSIONARIES EVACUATING PAONING
    69 19 and not of a definite advance.— Reuters Pacific Service. Peiping, Sept. 24. Advices received x o-day frem Chungking state that missionaries hav evacuat cd Pao.u‘-ne. about 250 "lilet. north of Chungking, owing to a communist threat against the town. Details so far are lacking, but it is
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    WORLD'S OLDEST MAN
    87 19 A. man old enough to have been the late Zaro Agha’s father is living in Tientsin, if reports in the Chinese press are correct. The “new champion” is stated to be “well over 200 years of age” and “looks still in the prime of health.” “He is
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    IMPORT OF GOLD WELCOMED
    391 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. China Not Restricting Re-Export Nanking, Sept. 24. In view of numerous enquiries from New York and other financial quarters abroad concerning whether China would restrict the re-export of imported gold Dr. H. H. Kung, the Minister of Finance, stated this morning that China
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    MUKDEN INCIDENT
    135 19 Reu'ers Pacific Service. Attack Not At Standard Vacuum Company Peiping, Sept. 21. Later advices from Mukden to-day regarding the strange incident which took place on September 15 when several Japanese were alleged to have attacked the Mukden office of the Standard Vacuum Company, indicate that the affair is
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    SUN SPOT BLINDNESS
    70 19 b'en forced to giv: it up.—Reuters Pc.cifir Service. Tokyo, Sept. 18 Katsu? Misawa, a Japanese teacher, has Icct the sigh* of his right eye as the resuV cf his scientific observations of black epcts cn th; sun. He has made a number cf interesting observations and his
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