Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 November 1934

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 265. Vol. XCII. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    I.S.P. And Future Salaries And Service
    10585 1 RECOMMENDS STANDARDISED SALARY SCHEME COMMISSION OF 25 PER CENT. ON SALARIES FOR MANAGERS AND SENIOR ASSISTANTS 1 he following is a statement upon questions relating to the salaries emoluments and the general conditions and terms of service of planters on Rubber estates and other
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    PRIME MINISTER REVIEWS HOME & FOREIGN AFFAIRS
    699 1 PRIME MINISTER REVIEWS HOME FOREIGN AFFAIRS I. —Reuter. AT LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET achievement of government in reducing UNEMPLOYMENT EMPHASISED MUCH REMAINS TO BE DONE London, November 9. The Prime Minister, Mr. Macdonald, replying to a toast of lli> Maicstv’s Ministers at the annual Lord Mayor’s banquet at the (i lildhall,
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    KINGSFORD-SMITH
    36 1 Reuter. Making Round-The-World Hop Los Angeles, Nov. 9. Air Commondore Sir KingsfordSmith intends within the next four days to start his flight to Australia via New York and London, thus making a round-the-world hop.— Reuter.
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    STEAMER ON FIRE
    72 1 .—Reuter. Crew Of 43 Perish In Gale Niigata, Nov. 9. The vessels scouring the Sea of Japan for the 1,253-ton freighter, Ranan Maru have abandoned their search, believing thav the Ranan Maru which sent an b.O.b. yesterday morning to the effect that she badly caught fire off
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    STRIKE IN U.S.
    83 1 I. —Reuter. Factory Bombarded With Golf Balls Ludlow, Massachusetts, Nov. 9. A factory and the homes of a number oi factory and town officials were bombarded with rocks and golf balls by factory hands who went on strike. Scores were injured in a hand to hand fighting
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    JAPAN'S PETROLEUM LAWS
    117 1 jresentatives at Tokyo.—Rugby Radio Service. Reply At Foreign Office CAREFUL STUDY London, Nov. 9. The reply of the Japanese Government to the recent representations at Tokyo of the United Kingdom Government regarding certain aspects of the new petroleum laws in Japan has been forwarded to the Foreign
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    MANCHUKUO EMPIRE
    153 1 —Reuter. Question Of Britain’s Recognition London, Nov. 9. Professor H. A. Smith, in a letter to “The Times” claims that Britain is at entire liberty to determine the question of recognition of Manchukuo in acordance with her own judgment. The difficulty regarding Manchukuo arises from the fact that
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    DISARMAMENT MEETINGS
    168 1 the affairs of the Saar. —Rugby Radio Service. Germany And The Saar COMMITTEE'S REPORT London, Nov. 9. Capt. Anthony Eden, Lord Privy Seal, will represent the United Kingdom Government at the meeting of the Disarmament Bureau at Geneva on the morning of November 20 and at a special
    the affairs of the Saar.—Rugby Radio Service.  -  168 words
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    PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS
    108 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Efficacy Called In Question London, Nov. 9. The efficacy of pedestrian crossings of which 6,000 have been laid down in London streets as a means of reducing the number cfT accidents is called in question by the Committee representing all classes of road users which
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      2282 2 «ATES FOR CASUAL? MUNICIPAL NOTICE PENANG HILL BANKS InVERTKEMENTS MISS NDE SON Sole Of Lands And RAILWAY. ADVEKItaCMCHIO i; Houses KAIbWAI. CHARTERED BANK NEDERLANDSCHE OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (JAMBEI MAATf to DanCinCl Lessons Bv Order of the Municipal Commis- to UnglanA nAHMBb- IWAA| w APPIj All communications relating to
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    1298 3 EMPIRE NEWSLETTER ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAMME ARRANGEMENTS B B C. Advisory Committee on Spoi. English has been reconstituted and n u r ed. Mr. Bernard Shaw will continue lirman and Professor Lloyd James as ,ry Secretary. Other members of the al committee who will continue to the 8.8.
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      578 3 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. The following are the new wavelengths, two of which will be used simultaneous fr:GBO 16.86 metres •nd GSF 19A2 metres GSF 19.82 inures throughout •nd GSG 16.86 v »etrrj until 11.05 pjn. Local Time GSE 25.29 metres after 11.05 pjn. Local Time GSD 25.53 metres and
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      1123 3 posito). Three Dances (Macbeth) German Presbyterian Church, Singapore. (Verdi). Intermezzo (Cavalleria 11.35 —Review of the Week and News in MONDAY Rusticana) (Mascagni). Chanson English Napolitaine (d’Ambrosio). n.soClose down DJA 6.00 —Recorded Music. 11.05—Talk: “The Drawing Room of the MONDAY 6.30 —Relay pf Dance Music by Raffles Empire—No. 5.” Miss Winifride
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT AT JELUTONG 'BUS STOP
    807 4 Defence Of Two Chinese NO CURIOSITY IN BARBER'S CHAIR The case was resumed from Oct. 16 before the Penang District Judge, Mr. B. F. Bridge, yesterday in which Tan Ah Bek and Khoo Keat Seng, Chinese, were charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    421 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. H. N. Winter, who has been detained in hospital for the past seven months, has now been discharged from the Singapore General Hospital and is spending a few weeks with his brother, Mr. H. B. Winter, before proceeding to Cameron Highlands for convalescence. The residence in Goodman
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    "SEVERE REBUFF"
    127 4 Sir H. Samuel’s View Of Bristol India Vote Sir Herbert Samuel, speaking at Dundee on Indian constitutional refoim, referred to what he had described earlier in the day as "almost the administration of a severe rebuff" to the leadership of the Conse:vative Party at the Conference at Bristol.
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    SYDNEY’S BRIDGE
    81 4 £145,000 Deficit This Year Sydney, this year, has lost about £145, 000 on. its mammoth harbour bridge. That, says Austral News, is the expected deficit. Road tolls are now providing nearly half the total revenue which is £350,000. Road vehicles and passengers e,cross the bridge provided approximately £162,000
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      46 4 PENANG WIRELESS SOCIETY Tonight’s Broadcasting Tonight's broadcast by the Penang Wireless Society will be as follows: 7—B VS-BAH on 42 metres. 8 9 Tests on new transmitter ZHJ-49 metres. All future tests wil# be on ZHJ-49 metres. The official opening will take place on December 6.
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    SCOUT CAMP-FIRE AT FREE SCHOOL
    409 5 Enjoyable Programme Of 16 Items STAGED BY FIRST PENANG TROOP I I The scouts of the First Penang Troop id a camp-fire in the School Hall lest ..ght. The programme consisting of 16 terns was staged indoors owing to inclement weather and was thoroughly enjoyed
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    'IRISH SWEEP' DRAW
    248 5 £2,000,000 Prize Money i REPLY TO SIR J| GILMOUR Dublin, Oct, 27. Viscount Powerscourt, Chairman of the Associated Hospitals Committee, announced at the opening of the draw’ for the Cambridgeshire, that the sweep was the third biggest ever held in Dublin. The total proceeds were £3,234,619, and
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    FOOTBALL MATCH
    91 5 In Aid Of The Poppy Day Fund 1934 P.W.F.A. vs. D.A.F.C. At Bukit Mertajam on Sunday. The D.A.F.C. team will be selected from the following:— M. Y. Sookieman, A. R. Kassim, Sk. Daud, S. M. Samsudin, Abdul Kader, N. A. Rahman, Osman b. Hussain, S. M. Ahmad, S.
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    JEWELLERY IN INDIA
    325 5 Fashions Among Native Women An account of how jewellery fashions are changing among native Indian women is given in the October number of “The British Jeweller.” Previously silver ornaments represented the savings of the family, and were regarded as “a safe investment easily converted into actual money
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    CHURCH NOTICES
    386 5 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR j Church of England 24th Sunday after Trinity. Armistice D«y 8.00 a.m. Matins end Litany. PS XXIII.—Hymn-—221. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion—Chinese. 6.00 p.m. Evensong. PS XLVI—I32. Magnificat—4B. Nunc Dimittis—6o. Hymns—l6s—22B—27. and “O Vahaint Heart. WEDNESDAY 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion. FRIDAY
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      14 5 HEAR MISS MAIMOON I SING I "RUMBA RUMBIA “Chap Kuching” WZ*mS-MOUTRIE Jk a i
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      99 5 WINDSOR TOMORROW AT 2-30 P.M. OPENED TO PACKED HOUSES LAST NIGHT! THE SENSATIONAL CANTONESE TALKIE THAT SMASHED ALL RECORDS WHEN FIRST SHOWN IN THIS TOWN! ‘PEI CHIEN LOONG WITH W I W THE ALL-CANTONESE SINGING, DANCING 5 THE FAMOUS STAGE STAR OF CANTON W,| W AND MUSICAL SUCCESS. THt HEAR
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    LORD SHOLTO DOUGLAS LOSES ACTION AGAINST FORMER WIFE
    1599 6 LOW MARRIAGE IDEAS —The Judge Grant Of 10- A Week For 11 Devotion 11 DEED VOID The action by Lord Sholto George Douglas against his ex-wife, Mrs. Georgina Leonora Beresford, for £260 was dismissed by Mr. Justice Talbot in the King’s Bench
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    BRITISH AIRWAYS MUST WAKE UP!
    777 7 12 Days Too Long For Australian Journey DUTCH RIVALS SHOW THE' WAY OUR CIVIL AIR FORCES COULD BE MADE EFFICIENT NOW The world is now taking air transport really seriously. It needed the Australia air race to do it The Dutch air liner’s flight to
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    SPEED AGE PLANS
    563 7 (1) 100 m.p.h. Streamlined Trains To The Big Cities (2) 1 1/2 Day England To New York Air Service NEXT YEAR The Sunday Express announces two developments that will transform travel in England. 1. The railways are planning to run services at a hundred miles an hour
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    THE TORCH TO YOUTH
    743 8 The great spirit of comradeship which actuates ex-Service men in dining together on Armistice Day discloses eloquent testimony of friendship joined in the most trying conditions imaginable, and existing now when such times are but a poignant memory. The function of the Armistice Day dinner shows
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    WEDDING AT ST. GEORGE’S
    162 8 Skipper—Graham The wedding took place at St. George’s Church, Penang, on Thursday, the Rev. Keppel Garnier officiating, of John Richard Skipper of Penang, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Skipper of Jarrow and Miss Caro- lina Graham, second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    INSPECTOR JUDGE
    67 8 Coroner Returns Verdict Of Suicide (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 10. The Coroner returned a verdict of suicide on Inspector Judge. The contents of the letter were not disclosed but the Coroner remarked that it was only right to say that the letter had no reference to
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    TREASURY BILLS
    54 8 a.-, compared with 617.66 d last week.—Rugby Radio Service. London, Nov. 9. The total amount applied for in tenders for £35,000,000 treasury bills was £58.265,000. The amount allotted in bills at three months was £32;000,000. The average rate per cent, was 5|2.65d as com pared with 617.66 d
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    LIBEL ACTION AGAINST "PINANG GAZETTE"
    4115 8  -  BY MR. HO KIM TEIK THE PLAINTIFF GIVES EVIDENCE JUDGMENT RESERVED I After a full day’s hearing in the Penangj i Supreme Court, yesterday Mr. Justice Whitley reserved his judgment in the h e action in which Mr. He Kim Teik, of Pesrng, sued the
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    Famous Aviator Arrives At Penang
    750 9 LORD SEMPILL LANDS AT BAYAN LEPAS ON SOLO FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA pleased with progress of civil AVIATION One of the most i in P OI W n t personages in the business world and in the world oi civil inflation in Kngland, in the person
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    "PERSONS NOT FAT LIVE LONGEST"
    172 10 Eminent Physician Declares In a recent lecture before the A’ K:an Academy of Medicine, a prominen h y3i cian stated that persons who aren’t u V e the longest. Common sense confirms this. In.- lnCfe companies often reject overweight fo. <5, Or charge higher premiums
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    REVEALED THROUGH ACCIDENT
    367 11 Dramatic Discovery By I Bank Clerk ACCOUNTANT AND £4.500 CHEQUE Chief Accountant to th.e Abbey-road Building Society, Baker-street, N.W., for nearly four years, Robert Alexander Adamson, 36, chartered accountant, of Durham-road, Bromley, Kent, made a second appearance before the Marylebone magistrate, Mr. McKenna, on a charge of
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    AN "EYESORE" AT FOLKSTONE
    376 11 “Golf” Removed From Martello Tower At a meeting of the Folkestone Town Council, Councillor Hollands, a Labour member protested against the removal of the word “golf” which had been painted on. the martello tower cn the East Cliff, Folkestone. Lord Radnor a few weeks ago publicly
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    KING LEOPOLD AND AIR WAR
    268 11 "Planes Could Raid Whole Country DEFENCE PLEA Brussels, Oct. 29. A grave warning of the necessity for adequate national defence, in view of the possibility of a rapid attack by hostile aircraft, was given by the King of the Belgians at a review of war
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    ROYAL NAVY
    227 11 Bases In Ceylon The naval establishments in Ceylon are now to be placed under the orders of a Captain-in-Charge, and Captain C. S. Sandford, 0.8. E., has been selected as the first occupant of this post. The R. N. Yard at Trincomalee, which is the principal base of
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    BLANK GIFTS IN WILL
    126 11 Estate Of Famous Novelist’s Widow Three “small bequests” appear in the will, just published, of Lady Mary Hall Caine, widow of the famous novelist, with the amounts left blank. She left all her property between her two sons “desiring that they should make the following small
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING FOR HOME
    542 12  -  By “Rajputana” The following passengers are leaving by the P.&O. Rajputana sailing to-night at 7.00 p.m. for Colombo, Bombay and Europe: Mr. A. Inglis, Mr. J. Marshall, Miss I. D. Brown, Mr. G. N. Burnham, Mr. C D. Adams, Mr. W. J. Walsh, Miss M A.
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    476 13 NOTICE The Air Mails despatched from Penang on the 31st October per the Netherlands Aircraft via Alor Star-Amsterdam were delivered in London on Bth November. IMPERIAL AIRWAYS A Homeward Mail by the Imperial Air-. ways will be closed at th e General Post j Office, Penang tomorrow
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      247 13 SUPER ATTRACTION supER ATTRAqr ON BOXING WEMBLEY PARK MONDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, 1934. LIGHT-WEIGHT ELIMINATION CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST SEMI-FINAL ROUND 10 ROUNDS D. N. Samq vs B. S. Ang SEMI-FINAL ROUND JUNIOR FLY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP ELIMINATION 6 ROUNDS H '■«"«ho (Indian) QUARTER SEMI-FINAL ROUND JUNIOR FLY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP ELIMINATION 4 ROUNDS M S p
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    LIVING SUBJECT FOR RESEARCH
    496 14 Ex-Missionary Who Wishes To Give His Own Body An offer inade by a Salvation Army worker, Mr. H. E. Gibbin, to give himself to the medical profession as a living subject for research, has been rejected by the Medical Research Council. Mr. Gibbin, who, in the
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    TROPICAL DISEASES
    70 14 Australia Will Not Have Them The Australian Federal Government, which rccentlv formulated stringent regulations to prevent the introduction of disease by passengers in the overseas air mail service, have now decided to spend £5,000 on equipping a virus laboratory at Darwin, says Austral News. This will be used
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    DEPRESSION AND MIGRATION
    137 14 Australia’s Population Loss Slows Down The return of migrants from Australia which resulted in a population loss to the Commonwealth in 1931 of 12,000 is slowing down. In the fiscal year just passed the excess of departures was less than 2,000 and the figures are expected to
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    CAPTAIN COOK’S NEW COTTAGE GARDEN
    108 14 Old English Flowers Forced For It Sweet peas, hollyhocks, mignonette and other old English flowers not usually seen in Australian gardens have been grown specially in nurseries in Melbourne for the garden of Captain Cook’s cottage which was recently taken from Great Ayton, Yorkshire, and
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    AUSTRALIA’S POPULATION
    159 14 Loss By Migration Arrested Australia lost 10,000 people by migration during the five years ended 1933, according to official figures just issued. But in that year the tide turned and the excess of orrivals over departures was 243. The birth rate has fallen to 16.78 per thousand, but
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    SINGS ARIAS
    101 14 2-Year-Old Blind Baby With a note-perfect repertoire ranging! from Toselli’s Serenade to “Rose Marie”,! two-year-old Joan Morice who was born’ blind, and who can scarcely lisp her own| 1 name, entertains visitors to the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, in Mel- bouiTiG, V.’kcrc 2-? is an inmate,
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    NINE FOR NINE
    144 14 Dark Days Of AngloAustralian Cricket Dark deeds from the pages of cricket history he ve just been recalled in the Lord Mayor’s room at the Sydney town hall by the presentation to the Lord Mayor of a large portrait of Aiderman G. Smith who was mayor of
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      43 14 BOBBY BEAR'S ADVENTURES: Taking the Cake (1) Iffi fmk-, Ao-.\ Bobby settled down to Hearing Mother Bear outside, Mother missed the cake. The blanui So Percy takes the cake. Such greed! Percy thinks he’d better hide. Is put on Bobby What a shame!
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    733 15 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule of Principal Lines The following Is a list of vessels arriving «nd salltM from Penang during the TN PORT TO-DAY S.S. DUYMAER VAN TWIST from Bela-wan-Deli, Asahan and Paneh (Laboe-an-Bilik). Sails for the same ports today. S.S. MAKIAN from Langsa, Idi, SimpengOlim, Tandjong-Poera and Pangkalan Brandan.
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