Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 29 April 1937

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. X<>. 99. Vol. XCV. THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    SITUATION AT BILBAO BECOMES CRITICAL
    604 1 —Reuter. Plan To Evacuate Children May Be Lodged In Both Britan And France London, April 28. 1 he Statement that the Foreign Office authorised him to say that the evacuation of the civil population from Bilbao had th dir warmest approval was made by Mr.
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    COLONY’S GIFT OF $500,000
    86 1 —Reuter. APPRECIATION IN HOUSE OF COMMONS THE SPIRIT OF CO-OPERATION London, April 28. In the House of Commons, referring at question time to the Straits Settlements gift to the British Government of half a nullion dollars towards Empire defence, M- Ormsby-Gore said he was glad to
    —Reuter.  -  86 words
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    K. L. MOTOR SMASH
    216 1 AUSTRAEIAN WOMAN SERIOI SLY INJURED RETURNING AFTER CINEMA SHOW From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. By telephone. A yoilng Australian visitor to Malaya, nt Alli-s vi Yahslv?, of Sydney, lies at t B/ngs H Mspitar-NViUi critical injuries a-.- <1 m a motor crash last night? Mi-3
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    COOLIES CREATE SCENE
    60 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Anril 29. F ur coolies on Sungei Way Tin Dredging Co. Ltd., who were given notice last r created some trouble by refusing to leave .he property and some 20 Police were se".' out from Kuala Lumpur this momti The coolies
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    FRENCH HORSE WINS FIRST CLASSIC
    229 1 Reuter. London, April 28. The following was the result of the 2,000 G tineas Stakes, the first classic race of the y -<ir run at Newmarket, over one mile, today LE KSAR b.c. by KsarQueen Iseult <M. E. de St. Alary) Semblat 1 GOYA II
    Reuter.  -  229 words
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    FOR SERVICE AT MOSCOW
    54 1 British Radio. Air Force Appointment London, April 28. Squadron-Leader Charlton Hallawell has been appointed to the Special Duty List with the acting rank of Wing Commander for service as air attache in Moscow. He succeeds Wing-Commander Collier who was in 1934 the first officer to be
    – British Radio.  -  54 words
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    THE DIKE OF CONNAUGHT
    43 1 ’—British Radio. Further Improvement London, April 28. A bulletin this morning regarding the Duke of Connaught. King George’s 87-year-old great uncle, who has recently been unwell, states: “The condition of His Royal Highness continues to show further im- provement
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    CORONATION PROCESSION
    188 1 Reuter. MR. BALDWIN TO HEAD MINISTERS FM.S. SULTANS TO HAY E ESCORT Mr. Baldwin will occupy the first carriage of the Ministers in the Coronation procession and will be escorted by the Metropolitan mounted police. Each Dominion Premier will occupy a carriage with a mounted escort of troops
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    NO GRANT FOR DUKE OF WINDSOR
    75 1 —Reuter. London, April 29. The Select Committee of the Civil Lst have concluded their investigations. It is understood they do not make any recommendation with reyard to a grant to the Duk- of Windsor. Provision for the Royal Fam ly is expected to be
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    SINGAPORE SHOEMAKERS
    109 1 NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCK (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. April 28. The manufacture of shoes in Singapore is in imminent danger of a sudden stoppage. Discontent has been prevailing among the shoemakers and the employers have been approached for an increase in wages. At a meeting held at the Empress
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    RIGHTS OF GOVERNORS
    113 1 Renter. ABROGATION NOT CONTEMPLATED ASSURANCES CAN BE GIVEN Allahabad, April 28. The Congress Working Committee passed a resolution i eiterating the resolution adopted by the All-India Congress Committee on March 16 and emphasising that the assurances sought did not contemplate the abrogation of the rights of the
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    P. & O. INTERIM DIVIDEND
    38 1 P. O. INTERIM DIVIDEND —Renter. London, April 28. The P. A O. Company has declared a half year dividend of 5 per cent j>er annum on the Cumulative Preferred shares but no interim dividend on the deferred stock.
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    LOCAL RUBBER CASE
    228 1 CHARGE AGAINST PROMINENT CHINESE TO GO BACK TO POLICE COURT Khoo Soo Thye, a prominent Penang rubber dealer, made his second appearance in the District Court. Penang, this morning before Mr. J. L. McFall. Mr. F. G. Pooley. who is prosecuting, submitted an amended charge against Soo
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    HOW RED SPAIN TRAINS HER VOLUNTEERS
    535 2 “CaMP IN CHARGE OF A FRENCH GENERAL” Men In Trenchers Eat Cats And Dogs SENSATIONAL details about French and Russian help tor the Red Government in Spain were revealed at Gibraltar last week by a British volunteer named William James Faraday, who has been
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    HUNGARY BANS NAZIS
    273 2 LEADERS ARRESTED DRASTIC STEP BY NEW MINISTER Budapest. April 16. The Hungarian Government have dealt their first blows at the Rig’t Radical organisations. which have caused much unicst in the last months ano which were responsible for the putsch rumours at the beginning of March, when a
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    PLOT TO KILL MME. LUPESCU
    79 2 An attempt to assassinate Mme. Lupescu, f riend of King Carol, has been frustrated, according to reports circulating in diplomatic cfhcles in Vienna. The reports said that members of the Iron Guard, strongest of Rumania's Fascist oiganisations. were discovered in the villa of Mme. Lupescu
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    Britain Gets Ready In Red Sea
    372 2 MUSSOLINI PLANS NEW COUP Perim (Red Sea). BRI lAIN is making quiet but effective preparations here lor what many people believe may be Mussolini’s next Colonial adventure—conquest of the Yemen, vast Arab kingdom fringing the Red Sea. Italy has long envied the untapped mineral
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    GERMAN MAGINOT LINE
    192 2 SHELTERING HITLER’S ARMIES Paris. A vast ’ine of fruitier fortifications which Germany is constructing in the Rhmeland from Luxemburg to Switzerland will be completed within the next six months, according to information in high military circles here. This German "Maginot Line" differs from its French counterpart in
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    INDIAN TOBACCO
    107 2 Plea For Reduction of Duty Rejected A strong plea for the reduction of the duty on Indian unmanufactured tobacco, as a concession to Indian labourers, was rejected at Monday’s meeting of the Legislative Council during the debate on the Tobacco Duties (Amendment) Bill. The Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman,
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    NEW LABUAN SCHOOL
    46 2 Labuan is to have a new’ school. It will accommodate 120 pupils and will have quarters for the head teacher. The cost, including the levelling, draining, turfing and fencing of the site, is $904, the amount being revoted at Monday’s Legislative Council meeting.
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    SOVIET WANTS 16-INCH GUNS
    322 2 SUPPLY REFUSED BY AMERICA MODERN CAPITAL SHIP REQUIRED Washington. The Soviet Government has approached two American companies for the supply of material for the construction, in the Soviet Union, of a battleship armed with 16-inch guns. This was revealed by the Department of State here. Objections
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    TROTSKY TRIAL SURPRISE
    140 2 INVESTIGATOR RESIGNS New York. April 20. The seif-constituted commission oi Liberals which for a week has been ‘‘trying’ Trotsky, the exiled Bolshevik leader, at Mexico City, on charges luat he conspired with Germany and Japan against the Soviet Union, suffered a severe setback yesterday. One of its
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    SURVEY VESSEL IN MALAYAN WATERS
    82 2 t From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. April 27. On a passage to the New Zealand station, H.M.S. Endeavour (Captain A. G. N. Wyatt?, a surveying vessel, arrived at Singapore from England this morning. She will continue her voyage to New’ Zealand by way of Sourabaya
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    67 2 When the dise was mentioned before Mr. Trevor D. Hughes in which a Chinese Lee Beng Hooi was charged with theft of jewellery, valued $2OB, Inspector Farquharson intimated that the papers were in the hands of the Crown Counsel with a view to He therefore asked that the
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    MR. CHAMBERLAIN DEFENDS GROWTH OF PROFITS TAX
    685 3 -NOT AN INTOLERABLE BURDEN ON INDUSTRY” Gross Errors Made In Apprehension Of His Proposal London, April 28. THL chancellor of the Exchequer spoke last night on the Budget i esolution relating to the proposed national defence contri but ion. He scouted the claim
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    TAX APPROVED
    33 3 Reuter. London, April 28. The House of Commons agreed to the Budget resolution authoris ng the imposition of a National Defence contribution, otherwise knou n as the Groxcth of Profits Tax.-
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    He’s Not The Big Bad Wolf Any More
    41 3 Samjak, a ten-months-old u^olf t at the London Zoo, used to be the wildest of his breed, but now allows his keeper to lead him around the cage on a collar and chain.
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    PART OF SEAMEN IN BRITAIN’S HISTORY
    214 3 —Biitish Wireless. Qualities Of Drake And Nelson AS NECESSARY TODAY AS EVER IN THE PAST London, April 27. Something of what the River Thames meant to London of the past as linking the city and its merchants with Westminster and its Parliament, and leading
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    FRENCH POLICY
    89 3 manded by the French T.U.C. —Reuter Wireless. Chamber Debate Begins Tomorrow Paris, April 26. The Cabinet agreed to a Chamber debate on general policy on April 30 after a Cabinet meeting, M. Vincent Auriol stated the Treasury situation was satisfactory and the Government had no intention issuing any
    manded by the French T.U.C.—Reuter Wireless.  -  89 words
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    HUKUANG RAILWAY LOAN APPROVED
    77 3 I Shanghai, April 28I The plan for re-adjusting the Hukuang Railway Loan has been approved. [On April 5, Reuter cabled that all financial newspapers in London gave prominence to the Hukuang Railway bond settlement, which occasioned no surprise as the terms had been anticipated for some
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    SPECULATION IN STOCKS
    53 3 against speculation ever since 1927. Reuter. President Roosevelt’s Warning Washington, April 28. President Roosevelt, at a Press conference, extended a warning against speculation of stocks by Government employees, this to include all of the general public. He declared he had been warning the public against speculation ever
    against speculation ever since 1927. Reuter.  -  53 words
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    CHINA NEWS MISCELLANY
    274 3 terest repayable after thirty years.—Sin Chew Jit Poh. Szechuan Famine Situation Worsens ANTI-SMUGGLING ACTION IN TIENTSIN Shanghai. April 28. The famine wrought by drought in the province of Szechuan is becoming more and more serious. Two hundred deaths are reported daily from Chuentung and Chuenpei, which are
    terest repayable after thirty years.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.  -  274 words
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    “A GREAT MAN. . ."
    108 3 “A GREAT MAN. British Wireless. Mr. Baldwin’s Tribute To Lord GreyLondon, April 27. A tribute to the late Lord Grey was paid by the Prime Minister in unveiling a memorial tablet outside the Ambassadors’ Entrance of the Foreign office today before a distinguished company of statesmen, diplomats, politicians and personal
    British Wireless.  -  108 words
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    LIVELY DEMAND FOR NEW COINS
    33 3 British Wireless. London. April 27. New two-shilling pieces, and sixpence, and also twelve-sided three-penny piecet were available today at London ban, which reported a lively demand for them.
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    INSURGENT OFFENSIVE CHECKED
    360 3 New Basque Army. Urged To “React With Violence” Bayonnes, \pril 27. The Basque Government Press Bureau claims that the insurgent offensive on the Durango sector was brilliantly repulsed by Basques holding back the insurgents in the Exeibar sector to the coast. —Reuter Reuter Wireless. President Aguirre has
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE
    128 3 of the convention to be drafted.—British Wireless. Successful Conclusion Anticipated London, April 28. According to good information there is every prospect of a successful conclusion to the international sugar conference which has *oeen meeting in Londbn. A complete scheme containing quota figures to be allowed to various important
    of the convention to be drafted.—British Wireless.  -  128 words
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    UNFAIR TREATMENT OF EXPORTED ARTICLES
    678 4 Representations To Govt. By Singapore Manufacturers The unfair treatment accorded to S nga-| pore manufactured articles exported to India, as compired with similar goods exported to India from other parts of the Empire, wes mentioned by the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck, the chairman, at
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    NOTED JOURNALIST ON WAY TO CHINA
    208 4 TO CONFER WITH OLD FRIENDS M Andre Duboscq, Far Eastern Editor of one of the greatest political newspapers in the world. Le Temps passed through Singapore on Tuesday on the Porthos on his way to China. T am going to confer with old friends
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    JUDGE COMPLIMENTS ASSESSORS
    159 4 Valuable Service Rendered (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, April 26. At the conclusion of a murder trial today. the Hon. Mr. Justice J.H. Pedlow, in the Seremban Supreme Court. said that he would like to express h s thanks to the two gentlemen who hid sat with
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    JAPAN THE LARGEST RAYON PRODUCER
    170 4 Claim To Have Passed I .S. Tokyo, April 17. A claim that Japan has replaced the United States as the largest producer in the world of rayon was made today by the Japanese Federation of Rayon Manufacturers Comparative figures for last year show that Japan
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    SOCIAL And PERSONAL
    1046 4 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The engagement is announced of Mr. Godwin F. Ratnaiake of the Posts and Telegraphs Department, Kuala Lumpur, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A De S. Ratnaiake of Kuala Lumpur, and Miss SteUa De Silva, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.H D De Silva
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    ENGLISHMEN CELEBRATE TRADITIONAL DINNER
    182 4 Over 200 People Present (From Our Own Correspondent, Seremban, April 25. In traditional fashion the annual banquet and ball of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Royal Society of St. George was celebrated at the Sungei Ujong Club, last night, w’hen well over 200 hundred people
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    MALAY ON GRIEVOUS HURT CHARGE
    72 4 Case Postponed A Mohamedan. Ibrahim alias Ibrahimsah bin Mydin Kuppah, was produced before Mr. Trevor D. Hughes in the Penang Police Court on Tuesday charged with grievous causing hurt to Mohamad on April 11 at the five foot way of a house in Hutton Lane,
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    SEREMBAN WEDDING
    251 4 THOMAS THESEIRA (From Our Own Correspondenti Seremban, April 26. Dressed in a gcwti of s.lver lame. Mi. Alice Thornes, daughter of Mr. and Mt. C. O. Thomas cf Seremban, was mar ied this afternoon at the Church cf the Vista, t o»; Seremban, io Mr. Farleigh Thestvr of
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    CAR OWNER FINED
    135 4 Failed To Comply ilh Traffic Rule Mr. P. T. B. Hansen of the East ?rr. Manufacturing Co. Penang, was fined $r by Mr. Trevor D. Hughes in the Penang Police Court on Tuesday, for failing to park his car as close as possible to the curb of
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    LATEST GOSSIP FROM LONDON
    2568 5 ‘‘Queen Mary’’ Pays Iler Way Tbc Marrianc Bill Covent 'Garden Opera Season Opens I. From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 19. This “monstrous London of today,” which Lord Horder blames for filling half the consulting j ooms of 1 larley-street, has entered upon the Coronation season.
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      105 5 Pico RO NATION CELEBRATIONS bSBM JB kODAKj Memories of thrilling, vital happenings must fade you have |M tiired them in splendid photographs. You z can so easily make a record of all the happy and interesting moments of *the B v\. Celebrations —for you can have a Kodak- X made
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      PROBLEM OF INDIAN LABOURERS
      1002 6 CONDITIONS OF INDIAN LABOURERS REJOINDER FROM MR. KINGSLEY GOH MR. SASTRI'S VISIT TO MALAYA TEACHERS IN PENANG ANOTHER READER'S VIEWS To The Editor. Mr. Editor, —Could you not leave me al peace for the moment, as I have piles of work during this forthcoming Coronation to
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      SCHOOL TEACHERS IN PENANG
      582 6 To The "Editor, Dear Sir,- Being of a humble disposition but withal a somewhat observant person I have noticed the very well conceived and beautifully written letter of Rasen in your yesterday's issue and being interested in things around me. great and small, I cannot deny
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    O. F. A. HANDICAP TOURNAMENT
    42 6 Boon Piew Wins In Final Tan Boon Piew, former badminton singles champion of Penang, won tihe Old Frees’ Association Handicap Singles Tennis Tournament by beating Lim Hock San in the final yesterday in straight sets 7-5, 6-0.
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    H.M.S. HOOD HOME AGAIN
    37 6 —British Wireless. London. April 27. H.M.S. Hood arrived at Spithead from Spanish waters this afternoon. She has returned Home to prepare for the Coronation naval review, having been relieved by H.M.S. Royal Oak.
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      161 6 Crowds Enthused Over This Great Tamil Comedy Riot WINDSOR 6.15 Tonight 9.30 The Latest Most Riotous TAMIL TALKIE "ATHI R O O P A AMARAVATHI” with T. S. Velammal —T. S. Sivakolunthu K.K. Thangavelu—P. S. Kamalaveni K. Renganayaki Sundrabashiyam. A Knock-out laugh riot from start to finish. Strongly supported by
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      124 6 6.15 TONIGHT 9.30 .IN r a red-blooded saga guard* <OOHNAIAYNE StjSjgWfc’jtWAiWßAL pic luce I. i Ewith Nan KNIGHT George IRVING Harry WORTH FRANK STRAYER -rf Greeted With Packed Houses La>t Night Royal Phone 241 Phone 24X 6.30 Tonight 9.30 The Bigger Better Funnier Picture Than any other Cantonese Talkie ever
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    PROMINENT PENANG TAMILS AT VARIANCE
    1331 7 SEQUEL TO ALLEGED INCIDENTS IN A SCHOOL CONSIDERABLE interest was centred in a case which came up for hearing before Mr. H. Watson in the Penang Middle Court yesterday, when two prominent local Tamils. Samipillai and M. Kandasamy appeared on countersummonses. M. Kandasamy charged Samipillai
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    CAR TEST ENDS IN ACCIDENT
    872 7 YOUNG GREASER HEAVILY FINED “I have a good mind to send you to prison for such an offence, but in view of your young age (he was 22 years) I will give you an option of a fine”. With these remaiks, Mr. Trevor D. Hughes
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    GRAND MALAY CORONATION PROCESSION ON MAY 15
    694 7 Judging from the preparations made to celebrate the Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Malays are out to eclipse their previous efforts during the “Jubilee” celebrations last year. A grand Coronation procession has been arranged to take place
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    BONFIRE ON CORONATION NIGHT
    166 7 DETAILS OF SEREMBAN CELEBRATIONS (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, April 26. A bonfire will be lit on the hill at Bukit} Nanas Estate, from where it will be vis* ible to people in and around Seremban, oxi Coronation mght. A recent meeting of the general committee
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      210 7 THE BEAUTY SECRET OF toveiy GINGER ROGERS f helped Jane to gain J new attraction JY W I a. a® I’m so sorry tor Jane —s ie never gets partners at these dances.” gv “I know, her complexion is so coarse GINGER ROGERS and unattractive. She ought to do as
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    U.S. AND PROMOTION OF TRADE
    595 8 THE efforts in the past two or three years by the United States to help promote freer trading between the nations have been watched closely in Europe. President Roosevelt and his advisers, disgusted at the failure of various attempts to achieve international co-operation, have gone
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    OBSERVATION SCHEME IN SPAIN
    107 8 British Wireless. Progress Examined By League Committee London. April 28. The chairman’s sub-committee of the League of Nations International Non-in-vention Committee met today and ieports on the working of the obserx-ation scheme in the period since April 19. the date on which it came into operation.
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    BRITISH MISSIONARIES IN CHINA
    87 8 Rf uter. None Kidnapped Or Murdered London. April 28. In the House of Commons Mr. Day asked hoxv many British missionaries were kidnapped or murdered in China during the past year and requested a general statement on the position of missionaries in China. Mr. Eden replied
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    DISARMAMENT TALKS
    68 8 British Wireless. Conference Postponed Till May 24 London, April 28. A Geneva message says Mr. Wellington Koo, President of the League Council, has accepted the suggestion of Mr. Politis, vice-president of the Disarmament Commission, that a meeting of the Bureau of Disarmament Conference should be postponed from May
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    MRS. BONNEY STILL IN BANGKOK
    62 8 Held I p By l eather < From Our Oxxm Correspondent > Bangkok. April 28. Mrs. Bonney »s still weather bound in Bangkok. She left for Don Muans at dawn today hoping to go off but was deterred by weather reports received by xvireless regarding
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    BY THE WAY
    796 8 Penang Tennis Championships Hamilton Outclassed A Lady Umpire- Forced Flowering Of Daffodils- Kuala Lumpur Experiment -I nteresti ng Possibilities -Mexican Tulip Poppy THE Penang Tennis Championships which started last week are now approaching an interesting stage. Yesterday’s tics 111 the Men’s Singles attracted a biggci croxvd than
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    “CITY OF MANY WATERS”
    58 8 Rotary Address On Brunei At the Weekly Tiffin Meeting of the Penang Rotary Club yesterday Rotarian R. J. F. Curtis delivered an interesting talk on Brunei where he held the appointment of British Resident for some time. Oxving to lack of space the full text of
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    DEBATE ON BLUM POLICY
    46 8 Reuter Wireless. Adjourned Til) May 4 Paris, April 27. It is announced that the Chamber'debate on the Blum policy is not taking piece this week. The Chamber adjourning on Thursday till May 4 to enable members to attend the local Gox-ernment elections.—-
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    CANADIAN TRADE AGREEMENT
    150 8 foreign goods on either side.—British Wireless. London, April 28. A resolution amending the Ottawa Agreements Act of 1’932 for the purpose of giving effect to the new Canadian trade agreement was approved by the House of Commons by 265 votes to 126 after certain features of the
    foreign goods on either side.—British Wireless.  -  150 words
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    FINAL GALLOPS AT BUKIT TIMAH COURSE
    719 9 Eastern Knight In Great Form CPCOVNIRY CANDIDATES ALL ARRIVED (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Today. The final gallops at Bukit Timah in preparation for tomor row’s racing, attracted a large crowd of people to the race-course this morning, including H. E. the Governor and
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    APRIL MIXED FOURSOMES
    349 9 Mr. Mrs. J. B. Boss Win 1937 P.S.C. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Mi. and Mrs. J. B. Ross won the April Mixed Foursomes played yesterday over the Penang Sports Club (Golf section < ourse. The following are the results Mr. Ar Mrs. J. B. Ross 41 5} 35’, Mi.
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    PENANG CHINESE CHINGAY AND LANTERN PROCESSIONS
    346 9 Positions Of Participating l ints Drawn Positions of the various units taking part in the I’enang thincsc ibia mv and lantern procession during Coronation week were drawn at \c-ierdav-s meeting of the Chinese Executive Committee held at the 1 enang Chinese Town Hall presided’
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    P.S.C. BOWLS
    80 9 Today’s Tie The result of the Penang Sports Club oowls championship singles tie playeu yesterday was: F. N. Syer beat T. A. VVemyss 21—18. The tie for today Handicap Doubles: -3 McLeod Craik and A. Hall vs. Scr J. A. Evans and R. J. Hutton. TIES FOR FRIDAY
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    ST. NICHOLAS HOME
    29 9 The Hon. Treasurer of St. Nicholas Home acknowledges with grateful thanks the receipt of $lOO from R. D. Caswell Esq. as a donation to the Home.
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    PENANG JUNIOR BADMINTON
    160 9 Ties For The V» eek-End Following are ties in the Penang Junior Badminton Championships to be play-xi this week-end at the Penang Free School Hall. The winners of the men’s singles enter the semi-final. SATURDAY, MAY’ 1 SINGLES 3.00 p.m. Chee Choon Keng vs Song Yok Kooi.
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    GOON BROTHERS WIN
    300 9 Penang Lawn Tennis Championships STEWART ELIMINATED Goon Kok 5 ing, Goon Kok Lem. and Goh Hock Jin entered the singles quarterfinals in the Penang Law- Tennis Association Championship® by wincing their ties at the Penang Sports Club courts yesterday. In the fourth tie. J. Macintosh beat Gurcharan
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    CORONATION SERVICE
    26 9 Reuter Wireless. London. April 26. It is learned authoritatively the Coronation service in Westminster Abbey will begin at 11 a.m. and last two hours.
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEWS
    570 10 PRICE IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED Messrs. Stanton Nelson and Company, Ltd.. Singapore, in their weekly rubber market review dated April 23, state:— All markets have shown fluctuations, the week ending with values slightly higher than at the beginning. After the heavy shake-out at the beginning of the month the
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    NOW THE RUBBER “BOOM” IS ENDED—
    1993 10 LONDON DOES NOT KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT But Industry’s Long-Term Outlook Still Excellent (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. April 20. I 'Hit boon), in rubber has evidently come to a premature g and inglorious end. The speculators who helped to push the price
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    MINCING LANE STOCK EXCHANGE
    56 10 MR. R. B. CAMPBELL REELECTED CHAIRMAN (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 20. Mr. R.B. Campbell, of the well-known firm of Lyall Anderson and Co., has been re-elected chairman of the Mincing Lane Tea and Rubber Sharebrokers’ Association. Mr. T.G. Hatherill-Mynott has been reappointed to the
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    ANGLO-JOHORE RUBBER
    71 10 London, April 17. Anglo-Johore Rubber Estates. Ltd., has been registered as a public company with a nominal capital of £125.000 in 2,500,000 shares of Is. each. The objects are to acquire the undertaking and all or part of the property and assets of the AngloJohore Rubber Estates, Ltd.
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    "EX-SERVICE MEN SHOULD BE IN CORONATION PARADE”
    2312 11 REMARK AT PENANG BRANCH OF E.S.A.M. Dr. Lindow Elected New i Chairman The fourteenth annual general meeting of the Penang Branch of the ex-Services Association was held last night at the Volunteer Headquarters with Mr. J. Baring-Gould chairman of the Penang Branch in
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      m.v. Silverteak In Port Today
      694 12 S.S. ‘MATA HARI’ from Singapore via ports. Sails Friday. M.V. ‘GREYSTOKECASTLE’ from Singapore for New’ York, via Cape o S S ‘MANTAI MARU’ from Japan via S’pcre sails today for Colombo, Bombay Karachi. r M V. ‘SILVERTEAK’ from Singapore via Belawan sails next day tor
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      TONNAGE AT U.K. PORTS
      171 12 HIGHEST SINCE 1931 The volume of shipping at United Kingdom ports last year was considerably greater than in 1935, and reached the highest level since 1931. Nearly two-thirds of the increase was in the second-half of the year. According to the “Board of Trade Journal,” the
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      CAPTAIN FINED $50
      302 12 BREACH OF THE ANTIPIRACY REGULATIONS Captain O. H. Farrar, of the Douglas steamer Haiching, was summoned before Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Kowloon Magistracy recently for committing a breach of anti-Piracy Regulations by commencing a voyage at a time not previously notified or approved by
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      BY AIR AND SEA
      405 12 LATEST TIMES OF POSTING AIR MAIL A mall for Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda. Zanzibar, Northern and Southern Rhodesia., Nyasaland and South Africa via Singapore and thence by Imperial Airways will close at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. NOTICE. The air mails despatched from Penang on April 22, per the
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      1569 12 [•RADIO TOPICS PROGRAMMES-’ B-B.C. EMPIRE STATION y a F go E TODAY TRANSMISSION 2. me TRANSM nation of King George V will be contrasted 8.20p.m.- The B B.C. Theatre Organ. GBH «1.J7 Mc/s (18.91 m.) t Xoz. Zq w/z. m I with that of today in ‘Twenty-five Years B. The
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      21 12 TIDE TABLE TODAY High Tide Low Tide1.45 p.m. 8.35 p.m TOMORROW 2.04 a.m. 8.15 a.m 2.05 p. m. 8.58 p. m
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      722 13 MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT Leave Due tin conjunction with Glen Shire Tana) Penang London I MEMNON M’seilles, L’don, R’dam, H’burg Glasgow. Apr. 30 May 26 a 33. MENELAUS L’don, R’dam, H’burg, Hull A Swansea. May 7 June 2 A. ANTENOR M’seilles,
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      891 13 RADIO PROGRAMMES BERLIN NIROM Station Zeesen broadcasts on the follow- YDC (15.15 Mc|s (19.8 m.) PMN (10.26 Me s (29.2 m.) tng frequencies:— DJB 15.20 Mc[s 19.7 m. TODAY DJN 9.54 Mc,s 31.45 m. P.M. DJE 17.76 Me s 16.89 m. 2 10 Newa bulletin. 2.20 Close down. DJQ 15.28
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      148 13 PHOHI HOLLAND TODAY PCI 9.59 Mc/s (31.2 m P.M. 8.20 Opening announcement. 8.25 News bulletin. 8.35 Talk on behalf of the Liberal Protestant Radio Society 8.50 Variety programme. 9 20 Talk. 9.40 Share reports. 9.50 Close down. TOMORROW PHI 17.77 Mc/s (16.8 m.) P.M. 8.20 Opening announcement. 8.25 News bulletin.
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      54 13 ROME 2 RO 11.81 Mels (25.4 m TODAY P.M. 9.20 Opening announcement. News in English. News in Japanese. Scala Theatre in Milan. Opera. One Act. News in Italian. TOMORROW P.M. 9.20 Opening announcement News in English. Maria Toritto (pianist). Tourirt. talk (in Chinese). Tina Brionne (soprano) and Clara. Fioravanti Cini
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    PULL POINTS TOR PENANG SPORTS CLUB
    561 14 FIRST DIVISION FOOTBALL M.R.C. BEATEN IN POOR GAME Penang Sports flub 3. Muslim Recreation Club 1. r I A HiY Muslim Kecrcaliun Club urea themselves out in the first nan ol their i irst Division soccer match against tiie Penang bports Club yesterday on
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    NEGRI FOOTBALL
    149 14 Malays Surprised By Police (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, April 27. The Negri Sembilan Police football team sprang a surprise today on the Persidangan Bella Club (Malays) by defeating them by two goals to one in a league match. “The victory was all the more creditable for, on
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    “JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES"
    60 14 "It wa-s a good run and I think tie best horse icon. The others put up a fight, but I had the race in my saddle from the start.” tßoyal Mail appeared to be exchanging confidences frith a policeman’s horse as the Grand National winner was ridden
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    AN HISTORIC YEAR IN YACHTING
    861 14 Outstanding Events Of The Season London, April 19. JpOR some months past preparations have been in progress for what promises to be the best yachting season on record. Throughout the winter yacht building yards have been working to their full capacity and many new vessels
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    S. PATANI SPORTS CLUB
    75 14 Team To Meet S.X.I. Cricket XI. Tomorrow (From Our Own Correspondent) Sungei Patani, April 29. The following have been selected to represent the Sungei Patani Sports Club in a cricket match against the Penang St. Xavier s I» stitution at the local public ground tomorrow:—T. F.
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    LITTLE JUAN BEATS SPEEDY PANCHO AT MALACCA
    239 14 Boxing Notes (By Our Boxing Correspondent) Little Juan, former junior flyweight champion of Penang, outpointed Speedy Pancho, the present holder of the title, in a return fight at Malacca on Sunday over 10 rounds. On the first occasion, about two weeks ago, Pancho
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    ASTON VILLA BEATEN BY WEST HAM
    59 14 London. April 27. The following are the results of Horn* football matches played yesterday. DIVISION II West Ham 2. Aston Villa 1. DIVISION 111 (Southern) Walsall 1. Newp° r t 2. DIVISION 111 (Northern) Halifax 0. Oldham 1. Tranmere 6. Gateshead I.—P.euter. ♦Rochdale 4.
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    OUTLOOK FOR THE SEASON
    777 15 Audacity Can Pay In County Matches ROBINS' EXAMPLE London, April 20. Before the coining cricket season can be surveyed, there are a über ot matters connected with the game worthy of discussion. Birst oi all. there is the aftermath of the M.C.C. Australian 'r. Some oi
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    BRITAIN’S GREAT RUNNERS
    183 15 Brown And Wooderson A.G.K Brown and SC. Wooderson aie the two men who are expected during the track athletic season to set up new records for Britain. It is unfortunate for all concerned that it looks a.«? if the old argument as to relative merits of Wooderson
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    AUSTIN’S GREAT PLAY
    438 15 Tennis Wins Melbury Singles And Doubles MISS HARDWICK AGAIN SUCCESSFUL London, April 18. H. W. Austin won his Tournament first challenge cup outright by beating N. Sharpe in the Men's Singles finally in the Melbury Tournament 6 2, 6—l. Leads of 4—o in the first set and
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    SPOTLIGHT ON SPORT
    479 15 Colonial Invasion Of Wimbledon S. Africa’s New Stars Perry As Salesman Tennis And Badminton rj-iHE Colonial invasion of Wimbledon will need isome resisting this year. The Australians, with stylish Jack Crawford a».d the unorthodox Vivian McGrath and John Bromwich, reckon to have a bestever" team, and the
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      325 15 A BETTER INVESTMENT THAN EVER r 11 AUSTIN PRODUCES THE I CAR rr- w The xVe-to Ten-Pour Cambridge Salco*. A sound-rasulated car —a silent-bodied car —a FOR GREA'I ER SAVEI 'i there aie new car from which noise and ‘drumming’ have been < >irling-pattein brakes. I (JK ADDED KI DING
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      PRODUCE MARKET
      114 16 TIX:LONDON—(Spot) LONDON —(3 months) SINGAPORE BUSINESS DONE PENANG BUSINESS DONE COPRA (Sundried) BLACK PEPPER Rl BBER LONDON NEW YORK SINGAPORE—Spot July/Sept Oct./Dec TAPIOCA FAIR SEED MEDIUM RICE:RANGOON PARBOILED No. 1 WHITE No. 1 WHITE No. 2 WHITE No. 3 LOCAL RICE PARBOILED No. 1 WHITE No. 1 EXCHANGE
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      STOCK EXCHANGE QUIET
      351 16 S(i3 e of £1 denomination 'unless London, April 28. otherwise stated Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Loan, 5 p.c.. 1944-64 11 F kng Loan. 4 p.c.. 1960-90 War Loan. 34 p.c 1014xd Cor-. Union Assce. (Units) P~;’ential Assce. “A” Royal Assce. share 10s. pd.) Great Western Rly.
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      112 16 London on Previously Latest Pat is Hl 110 I New York 4.941 4.94 f.. Mor.tr- 4.931 4.93, Brush 29 241 29.261 Geneva 21.57 21.567 Amsterdam 9.01 9.015 Milan 93.: 93' B< li 12 287 12.291 Buch ares 670 6:24 Beigra 215 Athens 547* 5471 Buenos Aires 174 unquoted
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        KENNEDY & CO.
        134 16 KENNEDY CO. Below are given today’s share quotations of leading brokers in Penang: RUBBER:— Buyers Sellers. Allenby 1-85 1.90 ex Bassett 824 87Jc Batu Lintang 1.374 145 Eenta I- 40 1-474 Broga 100 105 Connemara 1.90 2.00 Kedah 2.80 3.00 Lunas 2.40 2.50 New Serendah 2.75 2.85 ex Pai it
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        A. A. ANTHONY & CO.
        119 16 A. A. ANTHONY CO. TIN: Buyers Sellers B. Selangor 1.60 1.65 Hong Fatt 1.25 1.30 Jelebu 1.124 I.l* A Kuchai 1.65 1. <0 Lukut 1.17* 1.224 North Taiping 85 874 Rahman Hyd. 1.50 1.55 Rantau Pref. 1.75 1.80 Sungei Luas 2.25 2.30 Taiping 85 Ulu Klang 1.324 1-3.4 Ampat 5
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        UNITED TRADERS
        218 16 RUBBER: Buyers Sellers. Allenbys 1.974 2.10 Ayer Panas 1.974 2.10 Bassetts 85 90c Batu Lintangs 1.424 1.474 Bedfords 1.274 1.324 Bentas 1• 4 Brogas 1.10 1.15 Indragiris 1.70 1.771 Kuala Sidims 3.40 3.524 c Lunas 2.40 2.55 M. Pindas 1.774 1.85 Mentakabs 50 524 N. Scudais 1.824 1.90
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        LEAN & CO.
        131 16 LEAN CO. TIN:— Buyers Seller» Batu Selangor 160 1.65 Hong Fatts 1.274 1.324 Jelebus 1.124 1.174 Johans 26 29 Kuchais 1.574 1.65 Kundangs 9 6 9104 Laruts 15 9 15|6 Lukuts 1.20 1.25 Pußgahs 26 0 26 9 Rahmans 1.48 1.56 Raubs 6.70 6.90 R. T. Fields 8 9 9
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        11 16 TODAY'S PRICES Sintfap<»re $119.50 Per pkl. Penang $119./5 Per Pkl.
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        11 16 Singapore Spot 35c. Per lb. Penang —35 c. Per 11».
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        187 16 TIN:— Buyers Sellers Ampats 5 74 6 0c B. Selangors 1.61 1.64 Hong Fatts 1.26 1.28 Jelepangs 34 0 34 9 Jelebus 1.12 1.15 Kamp. Kamuntings 12 0 12 6 Kamuntings 14 0 14 9 Kamp Lanjuts 25 6 26 0 Kramats 610 62 0 K. Kampars 18
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      COMMODITIES AND METALS
      121 16 London, April 28. RUBBER: Weak. Spot 104 buyers 10 1 sellers. July/Sept. 10/c buyers 10 a, sellers. Oct./Dec. 103 buyers 101 sellers. Jan./Mar. 10§ buyers 104 sellers. New York: 22.00 cts. Jnlted Kingdom Stocks London 21,383 tons. Liverpool 27,445 tons. COPRA: Straits S.D. Rotterdam. April £18.7.6d. PEPPER
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