Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 October 1934

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1888. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 246. Vol. XCII. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    World Not On Verge Of Another Great War
    212 1 ceiior <>i ine Liintian' i’**' sided at General Smuts’ installation.— Rugby Radio Service. Service. REATEST BATTLE OF THIS AND THE COMING GENERATION FOUGHT ROUND THE ISSUE OF FREEDOM MUCH GROUND FOR ANXIETY: NONE FOR PESSIMISM Installation Of General Smuts London. October 17.
    ceiior <>i ine Liintian' i’**' . sided at General Smuts’ installation.—Rugby Radio Service. Service.  -  212 words
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    3 RUSSIANS TO BE SHOT
    95 1 or Counter Revolutionary Activities Moscow, Oct. 15. i sentence to be shot for counter Ternary activities and espionnage was p dby the Military Collegium of the 8 -erne Court on three employees of the K netak Metallurgical Works a S insk, Western Siberia. The charges
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    MR. JUSTICE ACTON
    28 1 Justice Acton na» —-=&gt; g a Judge of the High Court.—Reuter less. London, Oct 15. Justice Acton has resigned g a Judge of the High Court.—Reuter
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    MRS. ISABEL ROCKEFELLER
    42 1 Reuter Wireless. One Of The World’s Richest Women New York, Oct. 13. Mrs. Isabel Rockefeller becomes one of the world’s richest women as the result of her late husband, Percy, bequeathing her his entire estate estimated at $lOO,OOO- Wireless.
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    SHANGHAI EXCHANGE MARKET
    36 1 —Reuter. Panicky Conditions Prevailing Shanghai, Oct. 18. Panicky conditions are prevailing on the exchange market. Brokers and oThers are finding dirtlulty in calculating what quotations should be. The most serious consequences are feared.
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    WILLIE CLARKSON
    86 1 ousiy —Reuter Wireless. Death Of Famous Theatrical Costumier London! Oct. 13. WiUie Clarkson, the theatrical costumier, w &lt;■ th A ap-e of 73. His name aph“ on every theatrical production of P half a century for the make-up. note for ha tratO rs of the two He n
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    PRINCE GEORGE'S WEDDING
    105 1 Corporation stations at Daventry. Rugby Radio Service. Entire Ceremony To Be Broadcast ROYAL ASSENT GIVEN London, October 17. The British Broadcasting Corporation announces that royal assent has now been given for the broadcasting of the ceremony of the wedding of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent
    Corporation stations at Daventry. Rugby Radio Service.  -  105 words
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    LEONID SOBINOV
    45 1 Reuter Wireless. Famous Russian Tenor’s Death From Heart Failure Moscow. Oct. 14 The wellknown Russian tenor. Leonid Sobinov, to whom the Soviet Government awarded the honorary' title “Artist of the People,” died from heart failure at Riga while enroute to Moscow from Berlin.
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    WARNING TO UNNAMED NATIONS
    125 1 —Reuter. Raising Tariffs JUST BEFORE NEGOTIATIONS Washington, Oct. 18. Mr. Cordell Hull and Mr. Phillips, Underscore ary of State, published a statement wj ning certain unnamed nations that ind in the “indefensible practice” of raiskjg tariff barriers just before entering on international negotiations for lowering then»,
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    MANILA TYPHOON
    31 1 Reuter. 41 Dead: 55,000 Homeless Manila. October 18. The death roll of the typhoon is now estimated at 41, while 55,000 are homeless. The damage is estimated at $2.000.000.
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    FRENCH ENTRY SCRATCHED
    118 1 —Rugby Radio Service. England-Australia Air Race MACHINES EXAMINED The only French entry in the England-Melbourne Air Race, the Bleriot machine, had to be scratched today as it was badly damaged when landing at Le Bourget this morning on its way to Mildenhall, Suffolk. Today’s conditions of rain
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    London, Oct. 17.
    46 1 p.m., 8.00 p.m. and midnight.—Rugby Radio Service. Brief speeches by two pilots in the Melbourne air race and an eye-witness’ account of the start from Mildenhall Aerodrome will be broadcast on October 20 at 9.00 11.05 ajm., 3.00 p.m., 8.00 p.m. and midnight.—Rugby
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    FRANCE’S DAYS OF NATIONAL MOURNING
    39 1 f. —Reuter Wireless. Paris. Oct. 15. The Government has decided that October 18th when King Alexander’s funeral in Belgrade takes place and October 20th, M. Poincare's funeral, will be days of national mourning.—Reuter Wireless.
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    CHINESE DOLLAR TO FIND OWN LEVEL
    40 1 —Reuter. Shanghai, October 17. The Minister of Finance was non-com-mittal: the Adviser states the dollar will be allowed to seek its own level in a similar manner to sterling and the U. S. dollar.
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    21 1 —Reuter. Melbourne, October 18. H.M.S. "Sussex” with the Duke of Gloucester aboard berthed here at 9 39 a.m.
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    P.W.D. CONTRACTS
    720 1 Mr. Newbold Renews The Attack ASKS FOR AN INQUIRY On the motion for the adjournment at yesterday’s meeting of the Legislative Council, the Hon. Mr. Eric Newbold renewed his attack on the system of awarding Government contracts. He said that since the last meeting the Acting Colonial Secretary
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    Berlin, Oct. 15.
    34 1 Reuter Wireless. In spite of Government restrictions on imports the September figures show an increase of nearly 10,000.000 marks on August. Exports are up 16,500,000 but 82.000.000 marks below September 1933.
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    London. Oct. 13.
    32 1 ).—Reuter Wireless. United Kingdom imports in September totalled £57,738.000, showing a decline of £2,250,000 on the August figures. Exports at £34,000,000 showed an increase of nearly £2,000.000. —Reuter Wireless.
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    Science And Invention
    2548 3 PHYSICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE DOES ATMOSPHERE CAUSE DISEASE PROTECTING AGRICULTURE AGAINST INSECTS: AN EXHIBITION OF INVENTIONS (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Oct. 6. OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE ATOM I A conference on physics opened in London this week. This is the joint meeting of the International Union of
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      48 3 BOBBY BEAR on. the SWUCHBACk -x ii x X T|iii 'Xw' X-UoO- r -Y-.p. /c /nr vets H’s a swiichb ck to day isn l this thrilling? Up, down. Io don tight! B ray Beot’s up in leading the way. Look! There's Dad and Mother, enjoying the sight.
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    PERAK TURF CLUB AUTUMN MEETING
    1382 4 HORSES IN TRAINING A. A. ELLIOTT ACTING FOR TRAINER O'CONNOR The following is a full list of horses and ponies in training for the Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting. It will be seen that Mr. A. A. Elliott, the former amateur rider is training for
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    WEEK-END EVENTS AT R.S.Y.C.
    458 4 RAMONA'S EASY WIN IN RACE FOR JEAN II CUP Four yachts turned out on Sunday for the second race for the Royal Singapore Yacht Club Jean II Cup over the same course as the previous Sunday. Ramona won easily. Ramona led all the way with Kathleen
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    ENFIELD WINS THE CESAREWITCH
    396 4 —Reuter. Remarkable Performance ADDITIONAL PENALTY FOR RECENT VICTORY Loosestrife Unplaced London, Oct. 17. The Cesarewitch was run in wet and dreary conditions. Visibility was poor. Enfield is owned bv the American, Mr. Marshall Field and is the first iiavourite to win since the war. It was
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    TEST BOWLING
    107 4 Question Must Be Decided Hobart, Tasmania. Mr. C. J. Eady, M.L.C. president of the Tasmanian Cricket Association, at the annual meeting at Hobart recently, said that the question of what was fair bowling would have to be decided before the next series of tests Mr. Eady said that
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    DURHAM SWAMPS DERBYSHIRE
    31 4 —Reuter. Rugby Results London, Oct. 17. The following are results of Rugby Union matches played today: Durham 29, Derbyshire 0. Berkshire 3, Middlesex 16. Glamorgan 6, Monmonthshire 3.
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    P.C.F.A. CUP COMPETITION
    365 4 Rovers Defeat Spartans VICTORY BY SIX CLEAR GOALS The Rovers gained a runaway victory by six clear goals in their match with the Spartans in the first round of the Penang Chinese Football Association Cup competition yesterday on the Victoria Green. The game was too one sided
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    STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION
    125 4 Classification Of Horses And Ponies HORSES.— TRANSFERS.— ‘ooray from Class 1 to Class 2. Trilla from Class 2 to Class 3. Brown Tony from Class 3 to Class 4. Galahad from Class 3 to Class 4. NEW CLASSIFICATIONS CLASS 2. Faereg, Greenstone, Pico Blanco, Valdarado. CLASS 3.
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB
    73 4 Teams For Match Aga st Malakoff The flolowing are the teems 1 return match against the Mala at Penang on Sunday. Members are advised that the been reserved for this match f 900 a.m. till 9.30 am. '-i li 111 lv o f I McKinstery Halliday &gt;
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    WORLD’S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    106 4 —Reuter. Davis Plays Sparklin Billiards London. Ocr. 17 The scores at the close of play &gt; lay in the final of the World’s Billiards Ch pionship between Davis and Lindrum v Davis 5782 -with breaks of 728 626. 559, 396 and 392. Lindrum 5604 with breaks of
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    BOROTRA BEATS AUSTIN
    127 4 LAWN TENNIS Match Between French And British Clubs London. Oct 13. Jean Borotra (France) beat Bunny Austin (Great Britain), 4—6. 8 6. 6 4 in a match at Queen’s Club betev. en the International Clubs of Great Britain and France, which the latter won by eig matches
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      13 4 2 n &lt;* Issue READY TODAY “Chap ’Kuching” VZ/' ms MOUTiifW 'K "71 I
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    New Fashions
    127 5 *534” AS SHE WILL BE WHEN SHE SAILS ON HER MAIDEN TRIP THE KNITTED ERA in fashions threatens to lead the autumn sports wear race. Here is Gail Patrick in a green and white outfit, topped by a jaunty hat ot the same knitted taoric. I Length 207
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    Sport In Scotland
    1411 5 Rangers' Narrow Lead AYR ACADEMY WIN GOLF TOURNAMENT I I Hockey In Glasgow (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 6. FIRST DIVISION GAMES WITH about one-third of the League journey, completed, the clubs have ranged themselves roughly into two sections, one comprising those playing with confidence, the
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    SWANSEA'S BRILLIANT YOUNG HALVES
    549 5 Cross Key's Defence Beaten Ci oss Keys 9 pts. Swansea 14 j No club in Wales —or elsewhere—has done so much as Swansea to develop half-back play, has contributed so much to the invention of new methods of attack, or has more consistently attracted or trained
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    A.C.S.U. BADMINTON
    222 5 Ties For Next Week Ties in the Anglo-Chinese School Union badminton tournament for next week:- Monday, Oct. 22:—Doubles Open Championship, Khoo Chor Kwee Goh Thye Sun versus Ooi Chong Hai and Lim Hock Keat. Doubles Class A Handicap, Tan Leng Im Yeoh Oon Tarm versus Low Teik Liang
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    SHIPS LAUNCHED BY ROYALTY
    459 6 Previous- Occasion In 1610 PROSPERITY RETURNS TO THE CLYDE (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 6. “After the successful launching of the Queen Mary” Sir Percy Bates s ated that *h had been unable to discover any pre-, viour occasion c.i which the King and i
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    ANNUAL CONTEST FOR RANELAGH TROPHY
    206 6 Another Yacht Race (From Our Own Correspond, nt). London, Oct. 6. Londoners who read accounts cf the America’s Cup races had an opportunity this week to watch racing tactics no less keenly practised on the Thames th n off Newport, Rhode Island. Over two -core
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    SHIRLEY TEMPLE WON’T BE SPOILED
    344 6 Child Film Star's Contract RESTAURANTS BAN Full details of the unusual contract which governs the life of Shirley Temple, the five-years-cld film star, have been revealed by Mr. Winfield Sheehan, vice-president cf Fox Films. When I mot Mr. Sheehan at the Savoy Hotel he told
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    A GARIBALDI RELIC
    218 6 70-Year-Old Symbol Of AngloItaliar Friendship l From Our Own Correspondent). London, Oct. 6. A seventy-year-old symbol of AngloItalr»n friendship will go back tc Italy to r-vive the memory of past ardours and i gene ositics. Mr. D. Barrington-Hudson, a London journalist, will take back tc Rome 1
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    THE LOCH OF THE SWORD
    615 6 A TALE OF TWO CHIEFS On the wild watershed between Lochaber and Rannoch is a small moorland loch, by name Lochan a’ Chlaidheimh, or the Loch of the Sword. Many people must have had a fleeting glimpse of this peatstained lochan, for the West Highland
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    EXPEDITION TO UGANDA
    203 6 Plant And Insect Life Of High Mountains i From Our Own Correspond nt). London. Oct. 6. Ai expedition arranged under the auspices cf the Natural History’ Section of the British Museum will set out from London shortly for Uganda to study the plant and insect life of
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    ACROSS EUROPE BY WATER
    159 6 NORTH SEA TO BLACK SEA A new step towards the completion of a waterway across Europe, from the North sea to the Black Sea, has been taken with the construction of the lower Main River between Frankfort and Main, of the three largest river lockgates in
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    SIR ALAN COBHAM
    176 6 Air Pioneer’s Bad Luck (From Our Own Correspondent). London. Oct. 6. In his career as a pioneer of long distance flight Sir Alan Cobham has never experienced anything like the misfortunes that have clouded his attempt to fly nonstop to India, refuelling in the air. He had
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    FRANCE AND AIR PRESTIGE
    190 6 Pushing Ahead With LongDistance Airways (From Our Own Correspondent London. Oct. 6. For reasons of international prestige and increased rapidity within her vast colonial empire. France is pushing ahead her longdistance airways as fast as possible. The three French trans-continental routes are: (1) Paris, Saigon. Hanoi;
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    CANONRY OF ST. PAUL'S
    157 6 Dr. Sheppard’s New Post From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 6. Th? Reverend H. R. L. Sheppard, D. D. has acc pted the canonry ia St. Paul's C thed al vacant by the resignation of Cancn Quick. “Dick" Sheppard is probably the b?st-knowa and mos* widely
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    BASE FOR AIR RACE TO AUSTRALIA
    575 6 Hew R.A.F. Aerodrome START AT MILDENHALL ON OCTOBER 20 The race from England to Australia is to start from the new R.A.F. aerodrome at Mildenhall, near Newmarket. All the 40 or more competitors remaining in the race will be accommodated here some days before
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    A GIANT SQUID
    178 6 (From Our Own Correspondent London, Oct. 6. Mr. J. E. Williamson, the United States under-water photographer, who is to try for pictures of the Loch Ness monster, refuses to believe that there is any danger in his quest. “I shall sit in a 6-ft et-wide steel chamber
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    RESCUE OF AIRCRAFT AT SEA
    174 6 Import Legal Judgment CONCERNING SALV/ CLAIMS (From Our Own Correspondent London. Oct An important legal judgment co ing salvage claims by ships rescuir craft was given in the Aberdeen Court by Sheriff Laing. The case coed the rescue of th, American Family” —Colonel George R-
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    FAST INTER-CONTINENTAL TRANSPORTATION
    95 6 Dirigibles To Replace Ships From Our Own Correspondent) London. Oct 3. The United States National Committee for aeronautics has urged the termination of the competitive building of costly sup r ships and recommended instead the development of a trans-oceanic dirigible passenger service. The Committee informed the Federal
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    WHERE THE CURFEW RINGS
    138 6 Old Custom Continues To This Day From September 29 onwards thn igh the winter months the little Surrey village of Cherts;y will re-echo to the ringin? of the bell. Night by night it will sound until March 25th, when it will &lt; ase L be heard.
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    14 BRITISH FILMS FOR U.S.
    125 6 Industry’s Biggest Success Pourteen British hoiking pictures ai be shown on Broadway in th? coming S9n representing the great? st so yet achieved by the Biitish film ind’ in the United States. The full significance of this news h&lt; the fact that the presentation of
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    LOTTERY TICKETS BROUGHT TO PERAK
    289 7 Penang Chinese Charged $1,500 BAIL FOR "CHIEF AGENT" Taiping, Tuesday. The Taiping Police, a few days ago, held up all hire cars arriving at the Assam Kumbang stand from the north when passengers and their luggage were searched. This action resulted in a Penang Chinese
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    MALAYA’S HEAVIEST RAINFALL
    162 7 Penang Heads September Returns Taiping and Kuala Lumpur were the hottest places in Malaya during last montn with' 94 degrees of maximum air temperature each, according to the Malayan Meteorological report. Ipoh was the second hottest with 93 degrees. Penang, which was the wettest part of the
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    JAPANESE RADIO STATION
    165 7 To Broadcast Daily Programmes The Japanese Consulate General, Singapore, was informed from the Depar ment of Communication. Tokyo, Japan, that the Tokyo Central Radio Broadcasting Bureau yas sanctioned by the Department to broadcast their daily whole programmes in Japanese at the short waves shown below in order
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    MURDER OF GIRL
    515 7 Johore Assizes HUSBAND SENTENCED TO DEATH Johore Bahru, Oct. 14. The murder of a young wife, stated to be aoout twelve years of age, who was hacked to death with an axe by her husband, w’as described at the final session I of the Johore Bahru Assizes,
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    FUNERAL OF KING ALEXANDER
    35 7 Flag's At Half Mast To-day being the funeral of the late King Alexander of Yugo-Slavia, all Government buildings as well as several offices in Penang flew the flags at half mast. &gt;
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    MALAYA GIVES "BANANA COFFEE" TO THE WORLD
    530 7 A NEW BEVERAGE AFTER TEN YEARS* EXPERIMENTS &gt; 3 As briefly stated in yesterday’s "Pinang Gazette," I 1 Malaya can now boast of a new industry. Banana coffee is being manufactured here and there is every likelihood of its immediate success with beneficial
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      113 8 #THE VALUABLE CAMERA AT THE MODERATE PRICE For years hundreds of thousands have coveted a ROLLEIFLEX &gt; but to many it has been denied on account of price. And now Franke Heidecke have introduced the ROLLEICORD. This is a new Camera of the Rolleiflex type—a record in the photographic industry.
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      309 8 ’Phone 485 AMALGAMATED AMUSEMENTS, LIMITED. 86. Beach Street. Penang. FUN FROLIC IPHONE— 1459 THURSDAY—IBth OCTOBER, 1934. TO-NIGHT GRAND OPENING PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT SIEW LYE CHEONG CANTONESE OPERA “TAI LOK KOK HONG SEONG” “CHIN SAN FOH SIN Seats —51.50, $l.OO, 40 cents. FREE LISTS STRICTLY CANCELLED. THOONG YIT CANTONESE OPERA— “THOW CHIAT
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      348 8 4KR a STARTS TO-NIGHT STARTS TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-30 (wall// 6-15 9-30 MARION (At rti&lt;o-( ;oMAvyt&lt;,'ltAy.ex) A DAVIES eLmw 1 COOPER ‘OPERATOR 13 TED HEALY-JEAN PAR KER —KATHERINE ALEXANDER 4 MILLS BROTHERS A thrill-moment to be remembered I Not since Smilin’ Thru" such delightfu Uf?/ When Gary Cooper, as the hand-
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    RETAIL PRICES
    58 9 per cent one year earlier.— Rugby Radio Service. 43 Per Cent. Above Pre-War Level London, October 17. On October 1, the average level of retail price in Britain was approximately 43 per cent above that of July 1914 as compared with 43 per cent a month earlier and
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    MR. HENDERSON
    64 9 resuming public and party duties.—Rugby Radio Service. Condition Reported Satisfactory Lcndcn. October 17. Mr. Arthur Henderson, who had a recurrence cf iH-hea th last Wednesday and has since been receiving treatment in a London nursing home, returned to his own homo yesterday. His condition is reported satisfactory but
    resuming public and party duties.—Rugby ( Radio Service.  -  64 words
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    Athens, Oct. 13.
    49 9 —Reuter Wireless. Re-election of M. Zaimis to the Presidency is assured by 17 Senators belonging to the group elected by corporations offering to support him. The threatened dissolution of the Chamber. therefore, is no longer necessary and parliament will continue under the Tsaldaris Government. M. ZAIMIS
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    LINING UP FOR AIR RACE
    187 9 f —Reuter Wireless. Great Activity At Mildenhall London, Oct. 14. Large crowds assembled at Mildenhall eerodrome, Suffolk, to watch the arrival of some of the most distinguished pilots in the world to check in for the London-Melbourne air race starting cn October 20 h. When
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    ELECTRICITY BOARD
    44 9 —Rugby Radio Service. New £6,000,000 Loan To Be Offered At 93 London, October 17. Underwriting is about to take place for the Central Electricity Board 3U per cent £6,000,000 loan to be offered at 93 per cent, redeemable *****94 Rugby Radio Service.
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    COMING CHINESE WEDDING
    67 9 Mr Yeoh Siew Kheam has issued invitations for a dinner at his re f den Seang Tek Road, on Saturday, October 27. on the occasion of the marriage of his nephew Mr. Yeoh Eng Liat (son of the .at Mr Yeoh Siew Hoon and Mrs. Yeoh). The
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    HUNGARIAN MINERS' HUNGER STRIKE
    392 9 Reuter Wireless. Opposition To Cut In Wages REFUSE TO LEAVE PIT Budapest, Oc‘. 15. One thousand miners at Pecs have keen hunger-striking for over four days one thousand feet below the surface and refuse to comit up until the attempt to reduce wages is abandoned and
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    SHIPPING RETURNS
    73 9 —Rugby Radio Service. 129 Vessels Under Construction London, October 17. The quarterly return issued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping shows that at the end of September, 129 merchant vessels of 604.296 tons gross were under construction in Great Britain and Ireland. The total tonnage under construction exceeded that
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    MR. GANDHI
    82 9 tbp* ccnstitutio i h nrer d.—Eeutcc Windless. Wardha, Oct. 15. Gandhi proposes to retire for the leadership of the Indian Congress after its meeting at the end of October. In a 6,000 word press statement he says this is subject to whatever the Congress Committee meeting may have
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    "THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI"
    249 9 Fine Comedy-Drama At Majestic The world's greatest love:, liar, goldsmith and an aT-round rogue! That is the intriguing personage po.trayed by Fredric March in the title rclt of “The Affairs of Cellini," his first fi’.m fc ~e?ph M. Schenck and Darry! F. Zanuck’s 20th Century Pic’ures
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    COLLIERY DISASTER
    82 9 .—Rugby Radio Serviee. Relief Fund Totals £300,000 London, October 17. The officials cf the relief committee acting in connection with the recent terrible colliery disaster near Wrexham, calcu’ate that the total national response to the fund for the assistance of the dependents of the victims wi” amount to
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      67 9 I 7 ‘?5 TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT 9-30 I A CHINESE SUPER SILENT PICTURE PRODUCED BY THE CANTON-HOLLYWOOD FILM CO. ‘LIT HUN’ STARRING a The Famous Stage Actor, Mr. JER SING NONgI| and Miss CHING YENG NONG. I POPULAR PRICES: Cent® 10, 20, 30 and 50. OPENING TO-MORROW ARRO CRASHES THROUGH
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      85 9 him '4 to-night u Fat J Ji fl 6-15 9-30 The Famous Star of 'DR. JEKYLL MR. HYDE* In A Role Finer Than Anything He Has Done Before FREDRIC MARCH in 20th CENTURY Pictures' Anniversary Triumph ‘The Affairs of Cellini’ with CONSTANCE BENNETT FRANK MORGAN Strongly Supported By MICKEY MOUSE
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    PENANG PLEASED
    917 10 Penang’s needs have at long last been stressed as they should have been, and at yesterday’s meeting of the Legislative Council at Singapore called for the purpose of passing the 1935 Estimates, Penang obtained, several extra items of expenditure for which this Settlement has been clamouring for some
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    INDIAN CHARGED
    49 10 Possession Of Deleterious Drug An Indian named Perumal was today charged before the Police Magistrate, Penang. with the possession of a deleterious drug namely, Indian hemp at Transfer Road, Penang. The charge was explained and the case transferred to the District Court for mention on October 22.
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    BY THE WAY
    669 10 AMERICAN OWNED HORSE WINSi For the second yean in succession an American owned horse has won the, Cesarewitch Stakes; last year it was Seminole; this year it. was Enfield, owned by the well-known American turfite. Mr. Marshall Field. Enfield isi the first favourite to win since the
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    MAD BUFFALO
    96 10 Chases Two Men: Shot Near K.L. Aerodrome rFrom Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Oct On Tuesday evening,, an Indian ci eherd who was driving &gt;n water bu&v -s and cattle to the Quarantine Cam,r attacked by one of animals. mimal has disappeared! The man was removed to hospital
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    ILLICIT DISTILLER ARRESTED
    94 10 Pleads Guilty To Two Charges As the result of a raid conducted by the Monopolies Department on a house at Joo Teng Estate, in which they seized 22 gallons of fermenting rice and two stills, a Chinese named Yong Ah Meow was charged with fermenting intoxicating liquor
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    ALLEGED GANG ROBBER ARRESTED
    65 10 Muntri Street Robbery Having been arrested in connection ith the gang robbery which took place on &gt; ptember 20, at 49. Muntri Street, a Cl’ -e named Wong Khoo Seng was todaj duced before Mr. D. Wills, Police M trate, Penang, charged with gang robb. The
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    CHINESE KILLED BY CAR IN PUDU ROAD
    121 10 Boyanese Driver Charged A Chinese was knocked down by a tor car at Pudu Road, Kuala Lunipu 7 p.m. on Tuesday, and died almos stantaneously. it is understood that deceased was crossing the road wh&lt; car coming from the direction of Pudu wards
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    London, Oct. 1
    22 10 ►’ULLCOOIUII I t Reuter Wireless. Mr. C.cil Whiteley has been appoiu Common Serjermt in succession to Holman Gregory.—Reuter Wireless.
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    Paris, Oct. 15
    38 10 d. L Martinique in 1874.—Reu er less. M. Henry Lemery, Senator for Marti que s been appointed Minis'er for ice. He ig a radical socialist and v orn at Martinique in 1874,—Reu er W less.
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    ACCIDENT AT PENANG AERODROME
    76 11 MR. G. HUNTSMAN INJURED MACHINE WRECKED Flying at the Penang aerodrome this morning was marred by an accident to Mr. G. Huntsman of Ipoh which resulted in machine VR-SAB being wrecked while Mr. Huntsman was admitted to hospital suffering from head injuries. Mr. Huntsman was flying
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE TO KING ALEXANDER
    60 11 L—Rugby Radio Service. London, October 17. The Prince of Wales will tomorrow represent the King at the official memorial service for King Alexander of Yugo-Slavia to be held in London. The Foreign Secretary, Sir John Simon and several other ministers as we’l as the Diplomatic
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    MR. CHEN WU LIEH
    55 11 Straits Chinese Dies At Shanghai (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, October 17. The death occurred at Shanghai of Mr. Chen Wu Lieh. His ashes are being sent to Singapore. Belonging to a wealthy Straits family Mr. Chen was the first oversea. Chinese to render valuable service
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    HAKKA WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH
    63 11 Man Charged At Kajang Court iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 18. Yesterday evening, a Hakka woman was stabbed to death at Blakoon between Sungei Besi and Kajang. Later a man came to Kuala Lumpur and made a statement to the police as a
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    PENANG AMATEUR MEETING
    125 11 On January 12 As already stated, there will be an amateur race meeting in Penang on January 12, following the Penang Turf Club Professional Meeting. The meeting will be run by the Penang Polo Club in conjunetion with the Turf Club. There will be two races for
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    LATE ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH MAIL
    84 11 Mishap To Bombay-Madras Express A mishap to the express train carrying the London mails running between Bombay and Madras is the cause for the delay in the arrival of the B I. “Rajula.” The mail boat was expected early in the morning. Enquiries from the
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    K.L. CYCLIST KNOCKED DOWN
    68 11 Disregarded Traffic Constable’s Signal t From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 17. A European driving a car knocked down a Malay cyclist who disregarded the signal of the traffic constable at the junction of Circular Road and Ampang Road. The car was given the signal
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    K.N.I.L.M. CAPITAL
    86 11 Shareholders -Request Calling Up Of Liability London, Oct. 15. The shareholders of K.N.I.L.M. have requested the calling up of the liability of 2d. per 2s. share “because they do not wish to hold shares with a liability which may be called up at an inopportune time.’’ The Board
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    TYE SIN STREET MURDER CASE
    649 11 Preliminary Inquiry I DECEASED'S UNCLE'S STORY The adjourned preliminary inquiry into the alleged murder of a Chinese named Tan Oay Kiah at No. 26, Tye Sin Street, Penang, on August 24, and in which connection two com- patriots named Chia Hor I Lav. and Ong
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    CRIMINAL APPEAL
    37 11 Philip Gautier, Sanitary Sub-inspector of the Municipal Health Department, who was recently convicted in the Police Court, is appealing against his conviction and sentence. The appeal will be heard before Mr. Justice Whitley on Monday.
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    IN POSSESSION OF BABY PACIFIERS
    310 11 Japanese Counterfeit Of British Article CHINESE SHOPKEEPER CHARGER A case was heard by the Penang District Judge, Mr. B. F. Bridge, this morning, in which the proprietor of Chop “Yan Cheng,” 97, Beach Street, Penang, who was defended by Mr. Lim Cheng Earn, was charged
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    CAR-CYCLE COLLISION
    67 11 Milk Seller Injured A collision between a motor car and a milk seller on a bicycle, to which was attached a large milk container, occurred this morning at the junction of Love Lane and Farquhar Street. The milk seller received severe injuries to his legs across which the
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    PENANG MERCANTILE EMPLOYEES' THRIFT AND LOAN SOCIETY
    1997 12 SLIGHT INCREASE IN CAPITAL PRESIDENT'S APPEAL FOR MORE MEMBERS An appeal for more members was made by Mr. D. A. Mackay, president of the Mercantile Employees’ Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, at the half-yearly general meeting held at the Town Hall yesterday. Among
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    ROYAL GREETING CARDS
    165 12 The Queen’s Love Of Flowers From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 6 These are early days to have Christina in mind, but some of the shops in the Wes End ar e already showing attractive pr&lt; sents for sending to friends overseas, an most of the big
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      275 12 Wro» jM BROWN STAINS ON TEETH Improved at Second Trial! One man s teeth were absolutely brown through heavy smoking. He tried all sorts of toothpastes and powders, but nothing did any good until he tried a dentifrice specially made to remove stains from teeth. I must write with reference
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      119 12 A FEW OF THE WONDERFUL OFFERS AT B. F. C.'S ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE SALE f THE "RALM" SITTING ROOM SUITE COMFORTABLE MODERN FURNITURE I—SETTEE 4—EASY CHAIRS I—ROUND TABLE Usual Price $242!- Now $l3B- I I BJHOWP "&lt;•'••• fe I Z :f sWW 1 jgjr A RARE OFFER TEAK BED 3’6”
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    NEW GOVERNOR MEETS MANY MALAYANS IN LONDON
    600 13 DEPARTURE ON THURSDAY Received In Audience By The King A.B.M. LUNCHEON Reception By Students i i From Malaya London. Oct. 5. I Sir Shenton and Lady Thomas are ex-1 p/ri.ncing an extremely busy week, for! j they have many important engagements to fulfil
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    454 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Linford are going on leave next week. Mr. J. E. Kempe, on his return from Home furlough, will take up duties at Batu Gajah as District Officer, Kinta. Mrs. J. Latimer of Taiping, sails for Australia this week on a holiday. Her husband
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE BULLETIN
    262 13 Tuesday, October 9. H. H. The Tuan Muda of Sarawak had luncheon at Government House. The following were the guests at a dinner given by His Excellency Mrs. Caldecott at Government House this evening: Rt. Hon. Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt. H. E. Major-General E. O. Lewin, Hon.
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      260 13 Jim's a demon for Scott's Porage Oats at breakfast The lad who enjoys a nourishing dally breakfast of Scott’s Porage Oats is laying up a fund of strength and vitality. Be sure it is Scott’s Porage Oats th* Quality Oats Scotland’s best. BEsr VWwil V.:~ ‘j’lflWk Sole Aye-nts for Malaya:
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    AIR FORCE YACHTSMEN AT PORT DICKSON
    696 14 LOCAL CLUB WINS WEEK-END RACE On Sunday, members of the R A F. Yacht dub drove up SO n Yacht i to meet tnc arranged some Club in a challenge race arrangeu as follows, the R.A.F. team being led mander Burling in Miranda an
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    420 14 .vENNEDY COMPANY TO-DAY’S PRICES i t The hollowing are the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY A CO.’» Aare List to-day.— Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Seilers TIN Ampat Tin 5[1% s*7%ex 5)0 5 6ex Ayer Weng 2.10 2.20 c 2.10 2.20 c Hi tarn 50 55
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    A.A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    284 14 A.A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS The following are the changes in our quotations up to noon to-day Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Seders TIN Aver Weng 2.10 2.15 c 2.10 2.15 c Hitam 51 53 51 Johan 26 28 26 28 Kinta 2.50 2.55 2.50 255 Kuchai 1.02% 107% 102% 1.07%
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    UNITED TRADERS. LIMITED
    182 14 The following are the latest quotations for to-day.— Buyers Sellers TIN Ampat Tins 5 3 5 6 Ayer Wengs 2.10 2.15 c Hitams 50 52 %c Hong Fatts 46 48 K. Kamuntings 6 3 6 9 Kampcng Lanjuts 19 6 20 0 Kintas 2.50 2.55 Kuchais 1.02%
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    117 14 YESTERDAY TODAY London £230.15.0 £231.0.0 TIN.— (3 Months) London £229.0.0 £229.5.0 Singapore $113.87% $114.00 Business Done Penang $114.00 $114.00 Business 25 tons Buyers n.o sellers COPRA— (Sundried) $3.25 $3.25 BLACK PEPPER $23.00 $22.00 RUBBER.— London 6%d. 6%d. New York 14 116c(G) 13%c(G) Singapore Spirt 23c. 23c. Jan./Mar. 25%c.
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    SOON THEAM & CO.
    249 14 SOON THEAM CO. The following are the changes in our quotations up to noon to-day Yesterday To-day Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers TIN Ayer Hitams 14 0 14'9 14 9 14 9 Chenderiangs 9 0 9 6 9.0 9| Hong Fatts 46 48 46 48 Jelebus I- 20 125 l-22% Jelapangs
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    103 14 —Reuter Wireless. Silver The Bright Spot Of The Day London, Oct. 15. On the Stock Exchange with operators adopting a wait and see policy, business in nearly all sections was extremely quiet and apart from a few isolated instances, interest was almost entirely lacking. Commodities ruled featureless apart
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    MONEY MARKET
    85 14 l. —Reuter Wireless. Easy Conditions Throughout Week London. Oct.. 13. On the Money Market in the absence of any special drain on supplies, easy conditions prevailed throughout the week. The recent upward trend of discounts is now 1 eversed owing to the Clearing Banks reducing their minimum buying
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    127 14 Latest Quotations Wednesday Tuesday Paris 74% 74 5 32 New York 4.93% 4.93% Montreal 4.83 4 82 Brussels 20.94 20.93 Geneva 14 99 14.98 Amsterdam 7.21 7.21 Milan 57 3 32 57 3 32 Berlin 12.13 12.13 Stockholm 19.39% 19 39% Copenhagen 22 40 22.39 Oslo
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    EXCHANGE
    47 14 PENANG, OCTOBER 18 London Bank Demand 2 4 3 32 4 mts 2 4 516 Private 3 m ts credit 2 4% 3 Documentary 2 4 716 On New York Demand 57% France T.T. 850 Hongkcng T.T. nominal Shanghai T.T. nominal India T.T. 155 Silver 23%
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    N.I. IMPORT TRADERS
    128 14 Association Formed At Batavia Batavia, Oct. 11. At a me?‘ing at Batavia the representatives cf 130 big Netherlands Indian import tiadcrr houses decided to establish a Nether' nds Indian Associa'ion of import trade: s and wholesale dealers. The meeting was attended by officials of the Economical Department,
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    KENNEDY & CO. SHARE LIST.
    1115 14 KENNEDY CO. SHARE LIST. NAMES. j n I in RUBBER (Dollar.) Allenby Rubber Co. ?92 Alor Gajah Rubber Estate -•1 50 160 Amalgamated Malay Estates 340 3 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate 235 |2 50 Ayer Molek Rubber Co. in i Ayer Panas Rubber Estates 180 1 W Balau Planting Syndicate
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      40 14 WEATHER REPORT Temperature Wind RainfaD 6 a.m 75 E Noon 88 NW TIDE TABLE To-day High Water Low Water 9 00 a.m 3.06 a m. 10.11 p.m 3.45 pm To-morrow 9 58 am 4.15 a m. 10.46 p.m 4.33 pm.
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    Kuala Muda Rubber Estates
    3131 15 CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED POSITION BENEFIT OF BETTER PRICES LOW COST OF PRODUCTION HOPEFUL OUTLOOK SIR FRANCIS VOULES'S REPLY TO A CIRCULAR The Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Kuala Muda Rubber Estates, Limited, was held at the Great Eastern Hotel, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Sir Francis M. Voules,
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      363 15 I THE BLUES No man or woman is more sick of life than i when they have that trouble commonly called “The Blues.” It amounts to a disease J in many cases. That tern- feeing which makes J all the world appear gloomy without one ray of bright- J II
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    575 17 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule of Principal Lines The following la a Hat of vessels arriving and aalUat tan Penang durfa* the IN PORT TO-DAY a s. GEN VAN DER HEYDEN from LhoSeumawe, Sigil, Oelee-Lheu e and Sabang. Salla for the same ports on today. .M.V. GRE\ STOKE CASTLE from Belawan.
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    415 17 OUTWARD MAILS A mail for Sabang, Oelehleh, Sigli and T. Semawe by the s.s. “Gen van der Heyden” will be closed at 4 p.m. today. A mail for North, North Eastern and North Western Sumatra, Europe (to connect with s.s. “Maraix van St. Aldegonde” at Belawan) by
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    SPORTING EVENTS IN ENGLAND
    79 17 Dates And Venue» OCTOBER 18 Middle Park Stakes. Run at Newmarket. Distance Six Furlongs. OCTOBER 31 Cambridgeshire Stakes. Run at Newmarket. Distance One Mile, One Furlong. NOVEMBER 1 Dewhurst Stakes. Run at Newmarket Distance Seven Furlongs. NOVEMBER 9 Liverpool Autumn Cup. Run at Liverpool. Distance One
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    MALAYAN DIARY
    144 17 OCTOBER 18 and 19 Penang Impressionistos Annuel Exhibition, Malay Company Drill Hall, Peel Avenue. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 Perak Turf Club races, Ist day. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 Perak Turf Club races, 2nd day. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Perak Turf Club races, lest day. NOV. 17, 21 and 24 Singapore Turf
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      225 17 THE SMARTEST WOMEN USE OUTDOOR GIRL BEAUTY AIDS g*. YET THEY COST &gt; ONLY 25 CENTS. J ■W lu Times have changed. Sa H|' have opinions. Fashionable IB women no longer believe it necessary to pay high prices for high quality beauty aids. Scientific tests j have absolutely proven that
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      557 17 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. The following are the new irrrfilfmittii two of which win be used ly:--GSG 16.86 metres and GSF 1912 meta GSF 19.82 nr'iai throughout and GSG 16.86 metres until 11.06 pan. Local Ttane GSE 25.29 metres after 11.05 pan. Local Time GSD 25.53 metres and GSC 31.30
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      443 17 A.M. 12.20 The News and Announcements. 12.40 —The 8.8. C. Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. I.os—Close Down ZEESEN (German Shortwave Station) TODAY 8.20 DJA Announcement (Germ., Engl.) German Folk Song Program-Forecast (German, English) 8.35 Duets, accompanied on Two Lutes Agnes Schultz-Lichterfeld, Carl de Vogt 9.05 —News Bulletin (English) 9.20
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      203 17 9 20 —Talk by Willem de Geus. 9.4o—Station orchestra conducted by Loe Cohen: 5 Zirkusvolk. Fr. Kark. 6. “Die Lotusblume” Intermezzo. P. Linoke. 7. Am Lago Maggiore. Serenata. H. Heusser. 8 Hallah! Hits 1934. Newest Medley Nico Dostal. 10.00—Talk by Mr. M. J. Brusse. 10.20 —Dance music by Juan de
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    CHINESE WHO ALTERED WATER METER
    959 18 MINUS QUANTITY REGISTERED DURING THREE DAYS MUNICIPALITY'S GREAT LOSS Convictions on charges of dishonestly retaining 10,000 gallons and 1,000 gallons of water at different times, and of tampering with a Municipal water meter, were recorded by Mr. J. M. Brander in the police court on
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    ILLICIT LIQUOR
    209 18 Rice Jars Buried In The Ground Klang. Oct. 15. Lee Eng. a Hokkien. was charged be- fere Inche Osman, the Klang Magistrate, i with being in possession of three jars of fermented ric; and of one bottle cf samsu ot which duty was not proved to have j
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    LEVEL-CROSSING SCENE
    727 18 Arab Hit With An Iron Bar TWO TAMILS CHARGED ONE FINED. ONE ACQUITTED How a local Justice of the Peace intervened to save a young English-speaking Arab from serious injury while being assaulted allegedly by two Tamils was related by Mr. I. A. Elias, J. P., during his
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      30 18 BOBBY BEAR'S ADVENTURES Moonlight Bathe II The monster (just a harmless seal) Swim back fast I nniVanished, but how scared they feel! Percy, quick” cried Bobby Bear lre i .d.
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    PEIPING BROKER CHARGED
    1038 19 tish consular authorities there.-Reuters Pacific Service Alleged Fraudulent Conversion ACCUSED COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Peiping, Oct. 2. Charged on three counts of fraudulent conversion, Eric Dudley Thunder, Peiping exchange and share broker, formerly trading as Harvey, Clarke Company, was brought before the British Consular Court here at ten
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    DEAD TWICE, BURIED ONCE, STILL ALIVE
    174 19 Reuters Pacific Service. Harbin, Sept. 25. A two-year-old Chinese boy, the only son of a member of the Harbin police force, has been “dead” twice and buried once, but is now playing with his toys. According to reports circulating here, the boy recently became
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    EDUCATION IN KWANGTUNG
    212 19 vember 12 were being rushed. —Reuters Pacific Service. Military Training Encouraged Canton, Oct 2. The joint weekly memorial service which was held here yesterday was attended by a large gathering or officials and representatives of public bodies. The Commissioner of Education of the Kwangtung provincial government reported
    vember 12 were being rushed.—Reuters . Pacific Service.  -  212 words
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    NEW BRIDGE PROPOSED
    54 19 Hankow railways.—Reuters Pacific Ser-1 vice. Nenking, Oct. 3. Following the recent conference he’d at Hankow, the authorities of the CantonHankcw Railway to-day proposed to th Ministry of Railways th? construction of a bridge spanning the Yang’se River between Hankow and Wuchang, and thus linking the Peiping-Hankow and
    Hankow railways.—Reuters Pacific Ser-1 . vice.  -  54 words
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    167—ACRE STADIUM FOR CHINA
    182 19 Shanghai The foundation stone of a 167-acre stadium, the Large »t structure of its kind in China and possibly in the Orisait, has just been Laid in Kiangwan, the northern suburb of Shanghai where the Japanese met with their most serious dheck in 1932. A fund
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    YOUTHS UNDER 20 YEARS
    106 19 Forbidden To Smoke Cigarettes Nanking. Oct. 1. In keeping with many of the fantastic orders issued by various provincial authorities since the advent of the "New Life movement, is a circular order issued by the Social Affairs Department of the Nanking Municipal Government prohibiting young Chinese
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    JAPANESE COTTON SPINNERS
    161 19 i.—Reuters Pacific Service. Doing Profitable Business Osaka, September 27. Contrary to the pessimistic predictions earlier in the years the business results of Japanese spinning corporations were very favourable for the first half of the year, the trade situation having developed unexpectedly favourably in spite of increased trade
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    THE MIYAGOSHI INCIDENT
    130 19 —Reuters Pacific Service. Negotiations For Settlement Still Proceeding Peiping, Oct. 1 Reports thc-t the negotiations for a settlement of th? Miyagoshi Incident have been transferred from Tientsin to Peiping, are denied in au’horitativs Chinese circles here. It is pointed out that the negotiations are still proceeding in
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    MORE STRANGE STORIES
    481 19 From Various Parts Of China SPIDER WITH HUMAN FACE A further selection of strange stories collected from the Chinese press in various parts of China: A spider with a human face has been discovered in Chumatien, Honan. Its body is said to be small but the head
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    LEGISLATIVE YUAN
    139 19 Rejects Amendment To Constitution Nanking. Oct. 2. The Legislative Yuan today, by 55 votes to 17, rejected an amendment to the draft constitution calling for a direct election of the President and Vice-President of the Chinese Republic by the people. Section one article 32 of the third chapter,
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    HOSTELS FOR THE POOR
    93 19 the survey work is finished. —Reuters Pacific Service. Canton, Oct. 2 The local authorities have decided to erect several hostels here to provide accommodations for poor people who cannot afford to play high rents. Two are now under construction -one beneath the Hoichu Bridge and the
    the survey work is finished.—Reuters Pacific Service.  -  93 words
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