Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 17 November 1934

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 271. Vol. XCII. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    NO SECRET AGREEMENTS
    210 1 —Rugby Radio Service. nvolving Great Britain MR. THOMAS AT NEWPORT London, Nov. 16. Dominions Secretary, Mr. J. H. ..is, in a speech at Newport said neither directly nor indirectly v here any secret agreement which cd Great Britain in any commitm the Continent of Europe. were f«-.ced
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    COPPER
    142 1 —Reuter. Price Falls Sharply London, Nov. 16. Cop; today fell sharply, more than losing y< rday's gain caused by the news of the mnent formation of an association t otect copper shareholders interests w:.. !i are considered to be threatened by the v price of the metal. The flutjter
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    DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN AMERICAN ARTIST
    23 1 I I New York, Nov. 16. as occurred at New York of I n artist, Bryson Burroughs, ■winter.
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    TREASURY BILLS
    50 1 ■gby Radio Service. I London, Nov. 16. I amount applied for in asury bills was £41,875,000. tted in bills at 3 months By The average rate P er Br 7 1 as compared with 5|2.65d be received next week for the maximum amount of u gby Radio Service.
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    INSULL TRIAL VIRTUALLY COMPLETED
    89 1 —Reuter. SON GIVES EVIDENCE FOR DEFENCE Chicago, Nov. 16. The trial of Samuel Insull and others was virtually completed today, the final witness for the defence being Insull Jr. who stated that a block of Insull Stock was marked up over a period of years from
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    FUTURE OF YOUNG HEIRESS
    156 1 Reuter. Mrs. Whitney To Have Custody New York, Nov. IG. The Attorneys on both sides have drawn up an order as to Gloria’s future which is expected to be made public on Monday. The “New York American” says that Mrs. Whitney has won almost absolute custody
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    DISARMAMENT BURNEAU
    73 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Capt. Eden Chief British Delegate London, Nov. 16. Capt. Anthony Eden, Lord Privy Seal, will be the chief British delegate at the meeting on Tuesday of the Disarmament Conference Bureau at Geneva. The special meeting of the Council of the League of Nations will open
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    DEATH OF CHARLES JAGGER
    63 1 iverpoui —Rugby Radio Service. Well Known Sculptor London, Nov. 16. Canes Jagger, the died last night aged 49 W best Known Royai rial at Hyde P King for New a statue ot His Majes y missio ned to Delhi. He had also been sculpture a coloss
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    THE LORD MAYOR-ELECT.
    42 1 THE LORD MAYOR-ELECT.—Sir Stephen Killik, the Lord Mayor-elect, leaving the House of Lords, after the Lord Chancellor had signified the King’s approval of his appointment. With him is his ddughter, Mrs Stanley Greenland, who will act as Lady Mayoress.
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    FRANCIS LIGHT
    307 1 piers would stand in the way.—Egoist in the "Times of Malaya.” Support For Museum As Memorial SUFFOLK HOUSE SUGGESTED Through the good offices of a reader of the “Pinang Gazette,” the lieges of Georgetown have been made aware of the deplorable fact that their town lacks a memorial
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    CHINESE MISSION IN LONDON
    246 1 :.—Reuter. Amazed At Traffic Handling INTEREST IN COMMUNICATIONS London, Nov. 16. Mr. Yu Fei Peng, the leader of the Chinese Mission to England interviewed by Reuter said that he had a very friendly conversation with Mr. More Belisha, who was now co-jointly with the War Office
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    ARRIVAL AT DARWIN
    52 1 ney from Mildenhall. —Rugby Radio Service. Brook’s 26-Day Flight From Mildenhall London, Nov. 16. The British airman, H. L. Brook, who suffered several reverses in every stage of the Melbourne air race, arrived at Darwin today. He had been 26 days on the journey from Mildenhall. —Rugby
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    "ALICE IN WONDERLAND"
    32 1 —Rugby Radio Service. Original Dies London, Nov. 16. The death occurred today of Mrs. Reginald Hargreaves, aged 82, who was the original Alice of Lewis Carroll’s, “Alice in Wonderland.”—
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    BELGIAN CRISIS
    23 1 —Reuter. M. Theunis Agrees To Form Cabinet Brussels, Nov. 16. M. Theunis has agreed to try and form a Cabinet. —Reuter.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    42 1 —Rugby Radio Service. London, Nov. 16. After considerable advances in early dealings Stock Exchange prices of British Government Stocks -declined owing to a slackened demand. War Loan 3-12 per cent, closed at 108 and Consols 2-112 per cents at 91.-
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    PARLIAMENT PROROGUED
    333 1 —Reuter. The King's Speech HOPE FOR NAVAL AGREEMENT London, Nov. 16. The King’s speech at the prorogation of Parliament briefly reviews the legislative enactments during the session and refers sympathetically to the assassinations of King Alexander and M. Barthou. It says: “In continuation of last summer’s conversations, the
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    POPPY DAY FUND 1934
    106 1 List No. 7 The Hon. Treasurers gratefully acknowledge the following Subscriptions to Earl Haig’s Fund Previously acknowledged $1,289.26, Chop Joo Hong $l, B. M. Webber, Esq. $2,5, Tong Sian School Union $5, Tong Sian Free School $l, Min Sin Seah $lO, York Lam Girls’ School $l,
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      2310 2 RATES FOR CASUAL notice of sale NOTICE. PENANG HILL BAN IC S ADVERTISEMENTS RAILWAY. I On Monday, the 19th November, 1934, The Coupon Scheme which is run in OF HANDEL -MA ATS CH APR|J All communication# relating to AT 11 A. M. connection with the above has been Royal cbartor
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    WIRELESS IN INDIA
    466 3 Successful Broadcasts To Remote Villages ENLIGHTENED RULER LEADS Plans are far advanced for establishing a broadcasting system throughout India. The initiative for this development, which will have far-reaching results on the social and economic p ogress of the country, rests largely with the greatest of the Indian
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    495 3 Empire Newsletter For some time past since the inauguration of the Empire Service in December 1932, the 8.8. C. has received a considerable volume pf correspondence requesting advice relative to the purchase of receivers suitable for the reception of the Empire transmissions. Many enquirers have esked for
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    NEW PERMANENT ORCHESTRA
    153 3 The B. B. C. has now formed a new permanent orchestra which is to be used for variety programmes and revues, etc. It is expected that this combination, which, it should be pointed out, is quite distinct from the new Empire Orchestra, will be heard in the
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    LAUNCH OF THE ORIENT LINER "ORION"
    319 3 Ar iTgements have now been completed for ceremony of the launching of the new rient liner “Orion” at Barrow-in-Furn ss on Friday, December 7, to be j bro st in the Empire programmes. Tb eremony will be performed by his Roy Highness the Duke
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    SPORTING EVENTS IN ENGLAND
    149 3 Dates And Venue* NOVEMBER 24 Manchester Handicap. Run at Manchester. Distance One Mile, Fpur Furlon fe ß. MALAYAN DIARY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Singapore Turf Club Professional Meetting, Ist day. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Singapore Turf Club Professional Meeting, 2nd day. NOVEMBER 23, 24 and 25 Malayan Rotary
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      1504 3 WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.20 p.m. TUESDAY 8.20 Reginald King’s Light Orchestra The following are the new wavelengths, (continued). 8.20- Opening Announcement DJA two Of which win be used simultaneous- 8.50—A Light Pianoforte Recital, by German Folk Song Maurice Cole. Program-Forecast (German, EngGSG 16.86 metre* 9
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      307 3 Mrs. Holmes: (a) “Sea fever” —John Ireland. (b) “Caller Herrin” —Old Scotch 8.30 Close Down. WEDNESDAY 6.00 —Recorded Music. 6.30 Relay of Dance Music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under direction of Mr. Dan Hopkins. 6.4s—News Bulletin kindly supplied by Report kindly supplied by Fraser Straits Times. Stock and Share
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    HUSBAND'S REPORT TO POLICE
    376 4 Wife And Child Gone SAID TO HAVE BEENTAKEN TO KUALA LUMPUR Kuala Lipis, Nov. 15. A complaint was lodged at the Kuala Lipis Police Station on Monday last and a warrant applied for by a P.W.D. coolie named Munipan against two other Tamils for the forcible
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    CHURCH NOTICES
    445 4 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR Church of England 25th Sunday after Trinity. 8.00 a.m. Matins end Litany. PS XLlX.—Hymn—lB3. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9.30 a.m. Holy Communion. Tamil. 10.30 a.m. Matins. Chinese. 6.00 p.m. Evensong. PS LXXIX—2S2. Magnificat—47. Nunc Dimittis —66. Hymns —346 —277 —191 —193. WEDNESDAY 8.00 a.m.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    353 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Miss Hardy, Matron, Ipoh District Hospital, will be sailing for home at the end of next week on leave.. Mr. R. J. Strong, Manager of AllagarEstate, Trong, has returned from leave' together with Mrs. Strong. Both are looking fit and well. Mr. H. C. Tyte, of Messrs. Harper,
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    Singapore Turf Club November Meeting
    941 5 PROGRAMME AND SELECTIONS 'CARD OF EIGHT EVENTS Below will -be found the?programme .and selections :by TicTac for the firstcday of the? Singapore .Turf Club November Meeting to be run at Singapore today:— Race 1, HORSES, Class 3, Division 3, 6 “Furlongs, 2-15 p.-m. 010 CAMPFIRE
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    CHARITY SHOWS AT BUTTERWORTH
    124 5 Organised By B.R.C. The Butterworth Recreation Club are organising a number of shows at Butterworth Park in aid of the Poppy Day Fund, and two football matches one of which was played off yesterday before a fair crowd. Last night a Tamil Drama was presented by
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    GOING HEAVY
    100 5 (Froim Ouir Owm Corresnendeint) j Singapore, Nov. 17. The weather is -fine this mornim/g but os a result of the heavy downpoujis the going is soft. The foUmving are the selections by Rookie, the Racimrj Correspondent of the Singapore Free Press RACE 1 Golden Horn Campfire Redouble RACE
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    MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP
    140 5 —Reuter. Probables And Jockeys LIKELY FIELD OF 34 London, November 16. The following are the probables with jockeys for the Manchester November Handicap to be run on November 24 Brunswick Jones Hill Song Carslake Gainslaw P. Beesley Achtenan Fred Fox Thrapstjon Weston Robber Chief Perryman Spade W.
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    RAMBLERS WIN KHOO SIAN EWE CUP
    946 5 P.C.F.A. Cup Competition ROVERS BEATEN BY TWO GOALS TO NIL After having enjoyed a larger share in the exchanges for over three quarters of the game the Rovers had to admit defeat in the! final of the Penang Chinese 1 Football Association Cup Com-
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    Sir Oswald Mosley Wins His Libel Action
    3634 6 £5,000 DAMAGES AGAINST A LONDON NEWSPAPER LORD HEWART ON THE POWER OF THE PRESS Sir Oswald Mosley, in the King s Bench Division on Nov. 6, was awarded £5,000 damages in his libel action against the Daily News Ltd., the proprietors of the
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    Tunics for Choice
    450 7  -  —They Go to k All Lengths says eMARY GRACE Tunics «Mer dark go to all lengths. Let them stop at the waist, wander down to the hips or adopt an accommodating seveneighths effect. But they all go in for light and shadow—smooth glossiness and metallic sparkle. The
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    From the Biscuit Tin
    271 7 IVOULD you like a biscuit with ’’your tea? Yes, they’re home made.” How proud you feel to be able to say that, especially if you’ve got a sneaking feeling that they are rather nice Wholemeal biscuits cut into dainty shapes are very popular. To make them
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    FUR CENTENARY
    133 7 < HUNDRED years of fashion hisx*■ tory That is the story Messrs. Swears and Welis could tell from the days when Queen Victoria was a girl and tashionabie ladies bought red flannel from their original shop in Covent Garden. Beautiful furs replace the ted flannel of yesteryear in
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    MDIVANI NECKLACE GIFT
    208 7 Chinese Dealer’s Big Profit A Chinese jade merchant and an Armenian jeweller met in the New York Supreme Court to settle a dispute over a jade necklace which Prince Alexis Mdivani bought last December as a Christmas present for his wife, the former Barbara Hutton, the Woolworth
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    USE OF NEW ZEPPELIN IN POLAR EXPEDITION
    157 7 Announcement By German Scientist Berlin, November 1. Plans for a Polar expedition, with the help of a new Zeppelin, which is now being completed, are announced by Professor Weickmann, the meteorologist. The announcement was made on the occasion of the 525th anniversary of
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    PACIFIC FLIGHT 'PLANE SEIZED FOR DEBT
    131 7 —Reuter £550 Claim Filed Against Kingsford-Smith Los Angeles, Nov. 5. The machine in which Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith has just flown the Pacific has been attached at the instance of a man named Catton, who alleges that the famous airman owes him 2,7500
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    UNBORN RABY SHOT BUT LIFE SAVED
    115 7 Geneva, Nov. 2. An amazing accident in which an unborn child was injured by the accidental discharge of a rifle is reported from a Swiss village. The child’s father, a smallholder, was cleaning his rifle when his five-year-old daughter jogged his elbow and the
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    L.G. SAYS "MORE TO COME"
    101 7 Mr. Lloyd George replied to Sir F. Maurice’s assertion that Mr. Lloyd George’s statement that Lord Haig sacrificed lives because he was too vain to admit that he was wrong, was a “dastardly lie.” In an interview, Mr. Lloyd George said: “I will wait for
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    A POLICY OF ISOLATION
    770 8 Among the many doubts that attend German policy it seems possible 'to achieve a measure of success on at least one vital issue—that is the frequent reiteration by Herr Hitler and his coadjutors of a very determined plan for a policy of economic isolation in an
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    By The Way
    1289 8 WISDOM OF MAKING THE MOST OF THINGS E shall get there in an hour” is something more than a motorist’s calculation and his determination that it shall prove correct. It is an outward sign of the spirit of the age. 1 he speed mania has taken hold
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    DRIVER ON RASH ACT CHARGE
    856 9 AGED TAMIL KNOCKED DOWN Judgment Postponed SUGGESTION THAT DECEASED WAS DEAF As a sequel to a fatal motor accident that occurred at the Ist. mile, Jelapang (load, on the afternoon of August 30, resulting in the death of a 70-year-old Indian barber, named Vellayan, Chancel
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    CHINESE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION
    362 9 r M A Successful Year > a/. ELECTION OF NEW OFFICE-BEARERS I At the Chinese Town Hall yesterday the Chinese Provident Association held its thirteenth annual general meeting. Mr. Tan Chin Kim, President, took the Chair. Office-bearers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: j President,
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    GOVERNOR BECOMES PATRON OF ROYAL SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE
    868 9 ANNUAL MEETING OF SINGAPORE BRANCH The annual general meeting of the Singapore branch of The Royal Society of St. Jeorge was held in the Cricket Club on Tuesday. Mr. O. R. S. Bateman presided. In presenting the report and accounts for
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    APPEAL ON LEGAL POINT
    381 9 Account Adjusted COURT'S JUDGMENT FOR APPELLANTS i' I I The appeal of P.R.N.N. Firm against the decision of the judge in the Lower Court in a case brought by the appellants against the respondents, Soona Navana Firm, was heard by the Full Court of Appeal consistI
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    215 9 NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of the members of the Penang Turf Club will be held in the Turf Club Office, Chartered Bank Buildings, Penang cn Monday, 3rd. December, 1934, at 4.30 p.m. BUSINESS To amend the rules of the Club as follows (1)
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    Home News For Malaya
    4382 10 ASPECTS OF THE IMPERIAL FRUIT SHOW FROM ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA IN SEVEN DAYS IMPERIAL AIRWAYS CHALLENGED BY THE DUTCH PROSPECT OF SMOOTH WORKING OF RUBBER SCHEME ANTIQUITY OF THE RUBBER INDUSTRY SPECULATION ON ANGLO-JAPANESE RELATIONS (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 7. GOLD COAST COLONIAL SECRETARY
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    GERMANY'S AIR PLANS FOR THE ATLANTIC
    1040 11 PARTICULARS OF GREAT ZEPPELIN NOW BEING BUILT Dr. Hugo Eckener, the famous skipper of the German airship Graf Zeppelin, is at 1 present in New York for negotiations which i may vitally affect the future of transatlan. tic airways. It is credibly reported that
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    DEATH OF SIR R. McAlpine
    379 11 A Great Contractor’s Life Work Sir Robert McAlpine, Bart., head of the j firm of Sir Robert McAlpine and Sons, the famous contractors and engineers, died at his home at Oxshott, Surrey, at the age of eighty seven. He had been seriously ill for nearly
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    WAR’S ANTIDOTE TO SUICIDE
    179 11 Mr. Aldous Huxley’s Theory Fewer people commit suicide during wars than in peace time. And the reason sa.d Mr. Aldous Huxley, the novelist, in a broadcast talk is that life is more worth living in war time—for non-combatants, j For every 100 people who kill themselves
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    731 12 NOTICE The Air Mails despatched from Penang I on the 7th November per the Netherlands; Aircraft via Alor Star-Amsterdam were' delivered ih Lohtlbii on ***** November. IMPERIAL AIRWAYS A Homeward Moil by the Imperial Airways, will be closed at the General Post Office, Penang tomorrow at 7
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    C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    95 12 Results Of Yesterday’s Matches The following are the results of matches played yesterday in the Chinese Recreation I Club Handicap Tennis Tournament:— MEN’S DOUBLES HANDICAP Cheah Wat Sun and Ng Kok Heng beat Lim Cheng Ean and Oh Eng Leong B—6,8 —6, 6—3. Tan Ah Ee and
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    FREE SCHOOL DEFEATS P.C.C.
    98 12 Yesterday’s Hockey Match The Penang Cricket Club was yesterday beaten by the Penang Free School in a friendly hockey match by the odd goal in three on the Esplanade. After a goalless first half in which the Club had enjoyed a larger share in the exchanges
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    HOCKEY
    99 12 "D" (Chinese) Coy v. .Free I School The following will represent the “D” (Chinese) Coy against the Penang Free School in a friendly hockey match at Green Lane on Monday at 5.15 p.m. Pte. Chee Yew Hock; Pte. Tan Teow Yeang and Pte. Ycang Cheng Phoy; Pte. Lim Keat
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    HOCKEY AT DATO KRAMAT
    296 12 D.A.F.C. Beat S. Patani I Malay Teachers On the Dato Kramat padang yesterday the Sungei Patani Malay Teachers’ hockey team ’cst to the Darul Aihsan Football C’ut by th ee goals to one. The score was a fair reflex on the run of the play. THE
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    CHARITY SOCCER AT BUTTERWORTH
    695 12 B.R.C. Beat Kuala Muda Football Association BY ODD GOAL IN FIVE The soccer match in aid of the Poppy Day Fund, played between the Butterworth Recreation Club and the Kuala Muda Football Association, Sungei Patani, yesterday evening at Butterworth resulted in the home team winning by
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    INTER-SCHOOL BADMINTON
    112 12 Stamford School’s Easy Victory In the Inter School match betwe w Stamford School end the Chung Lin School played on Friday 16th Nov 1934 at the former’s court, the School gained an easy victory ov latter. The following are the details o. match. Results (Stamford School p] mentioned
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    THUNDERFACE’S DEPENDENTS
    33 12 Benefit Boxing (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, November 17. The benefit boxing for Thunderiace’» dependents was poorly attended and A’as a poor show. Guillermo beat Sulzdorf after a wearisome half hour.
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    BRILLIANT DRAMA
    278 12 "The Lost Patrol" At The Majestic The film adaptation of Philip MarDonald’s powerful story of the Arabian Desert is as close to the original as and with the clever acting of Boris Karloff and Victor McLaglen, it is a picture worth seeing. It is a thriller in a
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      205 12 AGAIN ALL SHOWS PACKED IEWfiISBMIWIM TONIGHT 5-30 9-15 Fl|Mv.|lBlg ■KflgAg|S| TODAY TOMORROW MATINEE AT 2 P.M. PIONEER'S STAGGERING TAMIL TALKIE (Producers of “VALLI’S WEDDING”) "KRISHNA-LEELA" The Picture That Tops The List Of All Tamil Talkies Ever Presented FEATURING /7Z\ y ZjH] Your Favourite Star 1 of “ODEON” Fame 111 YU
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      369 13 OPENING T DAY KJ MATINEE ALSO 2-30 6-30 9-30 ▼> »\T O■MO R R O W AT 2-30 AN OUTSTANDING ALL-CON T O N E S E TALKIE. “EIGHT FAIRIES’ OR PAT SIAN SIEW YAU I .‘7 TUE otAimrni "m-JT 7 ..JZ J ADAPTED FROM A WELL-KNOWN CHINESE f THE
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    SHE JOINED THE AIR FORCE AT 15
    286 14 Twice Wounded A B.Sc. Degree Motor Racing And Now Theft Miss Bridgid Wynne, an Irishwoman, who claims to have joined the W.R.A.F. (Women’s Royal Air Force) at the age of 15 end to have been twice wounded in France, has just been sentenced
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    277 14 Endowment For Sir W. Grenfell’s Work A Royal matinee in aid of Sir Wilfred Grenfell’s fine work among the Deep Sea Fishers of Newfoundland and Labrador is to be given, by kind permission of the Gaumont British Corporation, at the New’ Victoria Cinema on December
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    WILL IN SHORTHAND
    78 14 First On Record A shorthand will, the first, it is believed, on record, has just been made—at Syd ney. It has just passed through the New South Wales office, says Austral News. Written in pencil on two sheets of paper, it was necessary to have a transcription
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    310 14 A Conversion Of Nearly 2,000 Years Ago Recalled NEW CHURCH IN SUDAN The romantic history attaching to Atbara, in the Sudan, gives more than local interest to the fact that the small British community there have decided to erect a church. Atbara will be remembered by many
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    108 14 Dog Keeps Cart Owner At Bay When Stanley Jackson, a farmer, left the Liverpool (New South Wales) stock saleyards he found a strange cattle dog sitting on guard among the parcels in his spring cart. For nearly two hours he vainly cajoled and threatened the dog
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    ALTAR FOR 500 PRIESTS
    111 14 Melbourne Eucharistic Congress An altar to be erected at the Melbourne Showground, and from which mass will be celebrated during the Eucharistic Congress there in December will have accommodation for 500 priests as well as archbishops and bishops. It will be raised seven feet above the
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    117 14 Marconi A Candidate Marchese Marconi, on being approaches by the students of St. Andrew’s University has allowed himself to be nominated a candidate for the office of Rector of the Uni versity in succession to Gen. Smuts. Gen. Smuts was elected three years ago. when the
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    730 15 DEPARTURES SHIPPING ARRIVALS Schedule of Principal Lines The foDowlng is a Mat of vessels arriving J ssri mfltag from Penang during the I TN PORT TO-DAY S.S. DUYMAER VAN TWIST BelawanDell, Asahan, and Paneh (LaboeanBilik). Sails for the same ports today. S.S. MAKIAN from Langsa, Idi, SimpangOlim, Tandjong-Poera. Pangkalan Soesoe
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    KENNEDY & COMPANY
    598 16 KENNEDY COMPANY SHARE MARKET REPORT Penang, November 16. Quiet and dull conditions have prevailed in the Local Share Market again this week although at the c-ose an Improved demand (or industrials has been noticed. The pnee of Tin shows little change <i but there has been a sharp falling away
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    LEADING BROKERS' SHARE LIST
    364 16 KENNEDY COMPANY TO-DAY’S PRICES The following are the latest quotatioms n MESSRS. KENNEDY CO.’a Sharej ijst today. Yesterday Today Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers RU BBER Ayer Panas 1.80 1.87'% 1.70 1.80 B. Lintang 1.12% 1.17% 1-10 1-15 Benta 107% 1.12% 1.05 1.10 Connemara 1-60 1.70 1.60
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    NAWNG PET TIN
    157 16 Acquisition Of New Property We have received the following information from Messrs. A. H. Whitaker and Co., secretaries of Nawng Pet Tin, Ltd: “Close boring at Nawng Pet Tin, Limited has disclosed that at the present rate cf working there is still an estimated life of 20
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    UNITED TRADERS. LIMITED
    150 16 The following are the latest quotations for today Buyers Sellers I IN Ampat Tin 4,3 4|9 Ayer Wengs 2.05 2.10 Chenderiangs 9 3 Hitams 47% 50 Hong Fe.tts 47% 50 Jelebus 95 1.00 Johans 25 27% Kamuntings 12 0 12'6 K. Kamuntings 6 6 70c K. Lanjuts
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    108 16 Latest Quotations Friday Thursday Paris 75f;§ 75% New York 4.99% 4.99% Montreal 4.87% 4.86% Brussels 21.43 21.39% Geneva 15.39 15.37% Ams’cidam 7.39% 7.39 Milan 58 /s 58 Berlin 12.43 12.42 Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Vienna 27 27 Prague 119% 119% Helsingfors
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    43 16 PENANG, NOVEMBER 17 London Bank Demand 2|4 3'32 4 mjts 214 3|16 Private 3 mlts credit 2i4% 3 Documentary 2)4 7116 On New York Demend 57% France T.T. 875 Shanghai T.T. 40%% dis. Hongkong T.T. 27%% dis. India T.T. 155 Silver 24
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    118 16 YESTERDAY TO-DAY London £228.7.6 £228.5.0 TIN.— (3 Mouths) London £228.12.6 £228.12.6 Singapore $113.50 $113.37% Business Done Penang $113.50 Business 25 tons COPRA- —(Sundried) $3.05 $3.05 BLACK PEPPER $23.00 $23.00 RUBBER.— London 6%d. New York 13c(G) 12%c(G) Singapore Spot 20%c. 20%c. J an./Mar. 22 %c. 21 %c. /-r’l/T.— 24%c.
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